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COMMISSIONERS AGENDA MEETING REQUEST FORM
(Must be submitted to the Clerk of the Board by 12:00pm on Thursday)
REQUESTING DEPARTMENT: BOCC
REQUEST suBnniTrED sY: Karrie Stockton
CONTACT PERSON ATTENDING ROUNDTABLE: Karrie Stockton
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Request from of to American
e Plan Act
(ARPA) grant funding allocation from the Lift Station Improvement Project to the
Water Booster Pump Station Improvements.
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If necessary, was this document reviewed by legal? ❑ YES ❑ NO
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Request from of to American
e Plan Act
(ARPA) grant funding allocation from the Lift Station Improvement Project to the
Water Booster Pump Station Improvements.
If necessary, was this document reviewed by accounting? ❑ YES ❑ NO
If necessary, was this document reviewed by legal? ❑ YES ❑ NO
DATE OF ACTION: �1'30,2-4
APPROVE: DENIED ABSTAIN
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4/8/24
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509-349-2326 Fax 509-349-2027
121 So Main St,
WARDEN,
WARDEN, WASHINGTON 98857
April 221 2024
GrantCount missioners
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PO Box 37
E heat , WA 98823
Reference :Warden ARP A Beneficiary A.greement.
Honorable Commissioners,
The city of Warden appreciates the consideration of ARPA funding by Grant
County to benefit the City of Warden community.
The City of Warden res'P e ctiully requests to transfer thefunding allocation of
$656,000 to a water utility project. The water booster Pump Station. Funding for
the L�ft- Station project has been provided with -loan and grant funds .throngh the
Department of Ecology*
The Booster Pump Station. has been identified as critically in need of rehabilitation
by the recent Water System Plan... APS, funds of $656.,-00.0 from Grant count and
the City awarded ARPA funds of $785,000 Will be used for thl pr.ny
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additional funds will be recovered through the city Water CaI Zmprovements
Pita
fund.
At approximately 43 years old, the Booster Pump Station is nearing the end of its
useful life.. The Booster Pump Station has shown signs of significant *inefficiencies
and early signs of failure.
Rehabilitation of the Booster Pump Station will include separation of the pumps
and electrical components. Currently, all equipment is housed in one s,mall block
cement building, Pumps will be replaced. Variable Frequency drive motors will be
installed to increase efficiency, New electrical controls and telemetry to replace the
obsolete and 'Inefficient mechanical pressure controls. A permanent generator
would be installed to provide the power backup. HVAC will be installed in the
building to extend the life of the new equipment,
Planning Level Cost Estimate
Booster Ptimp Station Improvements
1. Mobilization and Demobilization
$111;,000
2. Trench Excavation Safety Systems
$ 51000
3. Pumps, Piping, Valves, Fittings and Appurtenances
$3500000
4. BPS Bu.ilcling
$4001000-
5. Connection to Existing Water System
$ MOO
6. Eleotrical, Telemet.ry, and Instrumentation
$2.202000
T Back -Lip Generator
$100,000
.8. Surface Restoration
$ 10.000
Subtotal
$11201.)000
'Sales Tax at 8.2%
$ 98,000
$301,000
Engineering,
$400,000
Total Estimated''Project Cost
$2)00071000
With this Pr03 ject coleted.� theCity of Warden wildprovide continiiiniagrelbitity
to the Water System and. ensure that the residents in the upper pressure zone and
all of the Warden School District schoolshave adequate water pressure for both
typical. daily use and for fire flows in emergency situation.
Included as attachments are the excerpts of the Water System Plan and the
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Comprehensive Plan.
Should you have any questions or concerns, I am available to assist as necessary.
Sincerely,
Kristine Shuler
it Admm*istrator/Clerk-Treasuser
City of Warden
Co
P ��^ can RescuePlan Fund, Application
Grant Count
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Organization Name: City of Wardn
Mailing Address: 121 S Main St, Warden, WA 98857
UE1 & FID: 137 0000 07 / 91-6012285
Organization Contact: Kristine Shuier
Contact Email: kshuler@cityofwarden.org
Contact Phone Number: 509-349-2326
W -ho is --Signing Contract (name/title): Rosaelia M-arti-nez, Mayor
Date of Submission: Re -submit, 4-22-2024 (Original 7/1/2022)
Name of Project: Booster -Pu mp- -Station Improvements
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Am_o__u__nt Req--uested: $ 6567000,00
In the form below place as much pertinent detail as needed to explain
the project and why you feel your organization needs these funds. Also
please quote from the final rule the guidance your organization believes
justifies your request. Attach a separate document if required. Email
submission to: commissioners,@ rantcountywagov
Booster Pump Station Improvements
Project Purpose:
The purpose of this project is to rehabilitate the City' Booster Pump Station located on Claremont Ave near the City's
Reservoir No. 2. The City's Booster Pump Station is approximately 43 years old and is nearing the end of its useful life.
The Booster Pump Station has recently shown signs of significant inefficiencies and early signs of failure. The City intends
to investigate the issues regarding the Booster Pump Station and associated pressure zone, and upgrade the Booster
Pump Station to keep electrical equipment separate from the pump room, and to provide new pumps, new variable
frequency drive motors to \ncnaoee efficiency` new electrical controls and telemetry to nGp|eCe the obsolete and inefficient
mechanical pressure controls, a new permanent generator backup, and HVAC, to extend the life of the new equipment.
The solution will provide continuing reliability to the Qty of Warden Water System and ensure that the residents in the
upper pressure zone and all of the Warden School District schools have adequate water pressure for both typical daily use
and for fire Mmwm in emergency situations.
fAm6rican Rescue Plan fundin" pplication - Grant County, WA, pak 2
Application for Warden, Washington
Booster Pump Station Improvements -
The City of Warden is a low to moderate income community. The Federal Poverty Guidelines for a
household of three is $40,626. According the to 2020 Decennial Census, the Median Income of
Warden is $39,344.
Final Rule Guidance:
Disproportionately Impacted Households and Communities -
Treasury presumes the following households and communities are disproportionately impacted by
the pandemic:
* Low-income households and communities.
The Federal Poverty Guidelines that a household of three is $40,626 per year. In other words,
recipients can always presume that a household earning below this level, or a community with
median income below this level, is disproportionately impacted by the pandemic and eligible for
services to respond.
Water & Sewer infrastructure:
Provides projects to be eligible that are Water & Sewer Infrastructure:
Those projects eligible under the CWSRF, include the construction of publicly owned treatment
works, wastewater facility.
American Rescue Plan Funding Application
Organization Name: City of Warden
U B I : /FID : 137 0000 07 / 91-6012285
Organization Contact: Kristine Shuler
Contact Email: kshuler@cityof\/varden.org
Contact Phone Number: 509-349-2326
Date of Submission: July 1, 2022
Name of Project: Lift Station No 1 Improvements
Amount Requested: $ 656,000.00
In the form below place as much pertinent detail as needed to explain
the project and why you feel your organization needs these funds. Also
please quote from the final rule the guidance your organization believes
justifies your request. Attach a separate document if required. Email
submission to: ArpRequest@grantcountvwa.gov
Lift Station No. 1 serves an estimated 240 homes and 68 apartment units in the western and southwestern
portion of the City. The existing wastewater lift station was constructed in 1988 and has not been significantly
upgraded since its installation. Lift Station No. 1 does not meet current Orange Book criteria for sewer works
design. A failure of the current lift station will have catastrophic effects on the entire area served. The
wastewater lift station provides a method to move the wastewater to the Water Reclamation Facility.
The project will include the design and construction to:
(1)Relocate and upgrade the electrical equipment to ensure the lift station is in compliance with current fire
protection standards and electrical codes.
(2)lnstall new pumps designed for peak flows, with the capability to pump at reduced flow rates that are
energy efficient.
(3)lnstall a transducer, a high-level float switch and a float switch for each pump to provide redundancy pump
control and alarms. The transducer will be connected to a PLC in the control panel and a telemetry system
that will notify the operators in case of high wastewater levels in the lift station.
(4)Provide a back-up power source, generator.
(5)Provide a water service connection for wash -down water.
(6)Fence the facility for security.
(7)Add illumination at the lift station to provide visibility for night-time callouts.
Organization: Warden, City of
Project Title
Project Short Description
Project Long Description
Total Cost
Effective Date
General Information
Lift Station 1 Improvements
Upgrade Lift Station No. 1 with new pumps, piping, electrical materials and telemetry, a generator, and
other site improvements.
Lift Station 1 serves an estimated 240 homes and 68 apartment units in the western and southwestern
portion of the City. The lift station was constructed in 1988 and has not been significantly upgraded
since its installation. The lift station does not meet current Orange Book criteria for sewer works design.
The project will include the following:
Relocate and upgrade the electrical equipment to ensure the lift station is in compliance with current fire
protection standards and electrical codes.
Install newum s designed for peak flows, with the capability to pump at reduced flow rates.
p p
Install a transducer, a high-level float switch and a float switch for each pump to provide redundancy
pump
control and alarms. The transducer will be connected to a PLC in the control panel and a
telemetry y Y system that will notify the operators in case of high wastewater levels in the lift station.
Provide a backup power source.
Provide a water service connection for washdown water.
Add fencing to the site for security.
Add illumination at the lift station to provide visibility for night-time callouts.
$6563000.00
7/1/2022
Total Eligible Cost $656,000.00
Expiration Date 12/31/2026
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10/06/2021
Organization: Warden, City of
General Information
Project Category Nonpoint Source Activity
Onsite Sewage System
Stormwater Activity
Stormwater Facility
v Wastewater Facility
Will Environmental Monitoring Data No
be collected?
Overall Goal
10/06/2021
The goal of this project is to upgrade Lift Station 1 to ensure that the City can continue to provide
reliable wastewater collection services and protect the environment from wastewater spills or backups.
The lift station was originally constructed in 1988 and needs upgrades in order to continue to provide
reliable service. This project will utilize the existing infrastructure that is still in good condition (such as
the wet well and valve vault) and replace the deteriorated and outdated materials and equipment (such
as the interior piping and electrical/controls) so that the lift station will reliably serve the City's
wastewater collection needs.
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American Rescue Plan funding Application —Grant County, WA
Application for Warden, Washington
Lift Station No. 1
The City of Warden is a low to moderate income community. The
Federal Poverty Guidelines for a household of three is $40,626.
According to the 2020 Decennial Census, the Median Income of Warden
is $39,344.
Final Rule Guidance:
Disproportionately Impacted Households and Communities
Treasury presumes the following households and communities are
disproportionately impacted by the pandemic:
2 Low-income households and communities.
The Federal Poverty Guidelines that a household of three is $40,626
per year. In other words, recipients can always presume that a
household earning below this level, or a community with median income
below this level, is disproportionately impacted by the pandemic and
eligible for services to respond.
Water &Sewer Infrastructure
Provides projects to be eligible that are Water &Sewer Infrastructure.
Those projects eligible under the CWSRF, include the construction of
publicly owned treatment works, wastewater facility.