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Meeting Name: Board of Public Utilities Agenda status: Final
Meeting date/time: 9/6/2018 1:30 PM Minutes status: Final  
Meeting location: City Council Chamber 100 Santa Rosa Avenue
Published agenda: Agenda Agenda Published minutes: Minutes Minutes Accessible Minutes Accessible Minutes  
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18-421BPU 14.1June 21, 2018 - Regular Meeting Minutes.BPU- MinutesJune 21, 2018 - Regular Meeting Minutes.approve as submitted  Action details Not available
18-218BPU 15.1Creek Week & Laguna Wastewater Treatment Plant 50th AnniversaryBPU- Agenda ItemCREEK WEEK AND LAGUNA WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION UPDATE The Storm Water & Creeks section of Santa Rosa Water participates in a regional recognition of “Creek Week” as a way to celebrate and clean up our local waterways and educate the public on ways to prevent creek pollution. A Proclamation was approved by City Council on September 4, 2018, proclaiming September 15-23 as “Creek Week”. Staff is coordinating a local creek cleanup on Saturday, September 15th and co-promoting a 50th Anniversary Celebration of Laguna Wastewater Treatment Plant on Saturday, September 22nd. The Board may discuss this item and give direction to staff.presented  Action details Video Video
18-223BPU 15.2Evaluation of Fountaingrove Water System and Operation during Tubbs FireBPU- Agenda ItemOVERVIEW OF EVALUATION OF FOUNTAINGROVE WATER SYSTEM AND OPERATION DURING THE TUBBS FIRE Earlier this year, the City hired consultant firm Black & Veatch, a national water system expert, to conduct an investigation of the function and operation of the Fountaingrove water system during the Tubbs Fire. Staff will provide an overview of the Study Session that will be presented to the City Council on September 7, 2018.presented  Action details Video Video
18-555BPU 17.1Amendment No.1 to Contract F001662 for The Reed Group, Inc. for Agricultural Water Usage Rate Setting SupportBPU- ReportREPORT - AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO CONTRACT F001662 FOR THE REED GROUP, INC. FOR AGRICULTURAL WATER USAGE RATE SETTING SUPPORT BACKGROUND: Santa Rosa Water solicited responses to a request for proposal for 2018/19 budget assistance, a long term financial plan and agricultural rate setting. There was one respondent, The Reed Group, Inc. The single respondent was deemed qualified to perform the requested services. Santa Rosa Water has multiple contracts with various agricultural recycled water customers and those agreements are coming to the end of their terms. Rates are varied and determined by each individual contract. The development of a consistent rate structure to be consistent and fair to all customers is important. The original agreement was within the City Manager’s signing authority. Staff has requested additional assistance with the agricultural rate setting process as it has been decided that the inclusion of the agricultural users in the process is extremely important. Therefore, the additional scope requires BPU approval. RECOMMENDATION: Santa Rosa Water recommends that thapprovedPass Action details Video Video
18-556BPU 17.2Freeway Well Planning ProjectBPU- ReportREPORT - PROJECT WORK ORDER APPROVAL - FREEWAY WELL PLANNING PROJECT BACKGROUND: The City constructed Freeway Well in 1957 and operated it sustainably until regular testing in the 1980s detected volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from offsite contamination. In 1994, the Freeway Well was physically separated from the City’s distribution system. The City wants to evaluate water quality risks in the vicinity and study the feasibility of alternatives for treating the groundwater or replacing Freeway Well, and the State Water Resources Control Board (State) expressed interest in aiding these efforts. The State invited the City to submit a grant application, which staff did on August 31, 2017. The State approved it and agreed to fund 50 percent of the Freeway Well Planning Project. The proposed Project Work Order addresses the bulk of the work outlined in the grant agreement for the Freeway Well Planning Project. RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended by the Water Department, that the Board, by motion, approve a Project Work Order (PWO) under the Master Professional Services AgreemeapprovedPass Action details Video Video
18-222BPU 110.1Monthly Rate Revenue, Water Usage and CIP Bid Award - June 2018BPU- Agenda ItemMONTHLY RATE REVENUE, WATER USAGE AND CIP BID AWARD REPORT - JUNE 2018 - Provided for information.received and filed  Action details Not available