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WASTE WATER UTILITY Date: OCIORER 6, 1992
CITY OF RENTON ProtW° CITY OF RENTON: '+
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1 10/6/92 REVISED EASEMENT E%HI BIT-COTTONWOOD LIFT STATION
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BRADLEY FREEIUIN, PLS
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Earl Clymer, Mayor _ _ _ IAw J.Werteo_.
MEMORANDUM
To: Mike Benoit,Utility Systems Division Iko'
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From: Lawrence J.Warren,City Attorney
1992
Date: September 24, 1992 CITY OF RENTON
Subject: Utilities Easement
I have reviewed the Utilities Easement form which you taxed to me this morning and the same is
approved as to legal form.
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To: MR, MIKE BENOIT bhNo; 92-083
WASTE WATER UTILITY Date: SEPTEMBER 24, 1992
CITY OF RENTON Project: CITY OF RENTON:
200 MILL AVENUE SOUTH COTTONWOOD LIFE STATION
RENTON, WA. 98055
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.f THIS AGRE6P executed in triplicate by and between th CITY OE R
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a Huntcioal Corporation under the lace of the State of Waeh1 ,6
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�.,'-- rolerrad to as -City,' and CRARIES F. SRAlS, Iurainafter referred 9o,'rae.
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-;p WeEREIS, the City is eovtoms ting the nonstr.etion of unit.PW �
'{� .system by maw of a Local improvement District t serve the ^hplaw"d d Lio
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of the City of Renton,sed adjoinlnr and interoning properties, and e,
WMPPAS, Owwr is proaently developing the co.oalled Cottonwood Grov* Tr y
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or m;ltSple drellings and other Porpcaes and tho construction of a trnnip'eaq�
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nary newer to the Maplevsrd Addition mold also some tie Cottcmrood lr{N t �
$sea user certain condltiana, and
b^ER,15.. the City through its any-inaorin, ?epartsent :aa drown plane X"
the construction of said sanitary sower system, said plans being nunbered
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WNEAEAS, the city Engineer has estimated that the total cost of labor
ead materials to stiest the work contemplated mCar saSA plans Ss R15,212 OJ
and that the ^roportionsts nha.. of the Oweor for the benefits to prop^rt o.rad '
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or being ourchared by him from Anm C, Purdulis as ear Real Entato Contrast
dated February 10, 1959, would be $5,000.00 and that the cost of miteriala for.,._.,.
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the extension of the line eastward toward Haplewoci from the prop s'aticn on
said plan$ is approximately V,000.00,,NOW TF-ITFORE, tto part'.on .'^- rrree
and atipulate la follws:
1. The above facts and recitals are hereby fa¢d to be tr a
in all respeatal it is further dsterminod,that the land elevation in t{n re a<M A
Cottonwood Grove area is such that it v117 not permit the disposal of e^ws,-+ F
into the existing trunit system by gravity flow and that other.means will h=ro
to be established in order to sr:alce said erea and to extend e�mh service t�
the Maplewood.Addition. .. y
2, m e.esidoration the payeent of Five Thousand Pollee M )00 00
by Owner to the City;in lieu of an aiswsaent by maw of'a .^.col ;m?rm s+
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District ter a ceser Spsten, receipt of which s hereby acknowlodretl,
City proposes and agrees to constructs aewage purl station in the sanitar a '
sewer trunk Jiro was Shown on engin•ar a ',awl n>J/32,1-5 � W 7 and to further
construct a sewage di,,' �1 pipe limo from said pump ntaticn to the eoCetinR. 4
city trunk oewar. That 1,. addition, the City will S,,, the trunk line �lr"t rLLr I ysk.
it-�, eppr ximotolp 950 Poet towards the Maplewood Addition area oe shoo en acid a.
drawings. 7r
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J. THE in nddlLlon to the $5,Ceo,00 pa,.rent in lieu rf an-essmnE, iFp
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Owner wi 11 pay tM supplier for the materials necessary to extend the trunk
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line easterly towards the Maplewood hone area, the estimated amount. of S2,000.W. 4i
it Sa expressly understood and agreed that in the event the local lmprovemnt
IDistrict is formed in the Maplewood area for the installation of manila ry,cewere
I and said extended took lire is used and pprchased by said r.emal r,Vrow,n.t
District as its connection with the City of?orb r Sewage System, that the
Owner will be reimbursed for the amountS expanded b-him for amid rateriale
(in the oatim,tal amount of 32,CG0,00) from oat of tho funds of ratd fecal
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rf no such Loral 1mgooxement District IS completed
improve:zrt District,
t::em vuner Shall not be entitles to any reimbursement. , 5
4, The 0rtrer has executed and delixmred to the City an rose-cot orer, ti
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t^s land ne shown being used by maid sewage system order ongiamer!s drawing,k r
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02.1-57, that the City shall Newthe r;ght to go upon other prepeptiep a�� t
ioini-V m-id easement lira tar the purpa,, of the work necessary in tbel4nl
etallation of said songs System. The City agrees tiyt in t a construatlon arl
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cf said Sewage System it will replace the Surface of the lmnd cohered»y ea +
easement !n the condition that it was immediately proce^.'_r<- the construct.n
work, as nearly as my be, ,
S. City aGreea to cornnce work on said tttude mover System pump btatioa
as moon as posetbl_e and to proceed al th maid work with reasonable dilignnee
All work done and all materiale used in said work shall he and remmir. the F
property of the rity and the Cityh�
mill assume al.l min+.wnca and rperat�na
of t".e trunk nystea on its completion, :t SS specifically agree', tba t!..r (n�
construction and maintenance of its Collection System..located cn C^ncr`S pro ? +
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party and its conned Elan with the trunk system snail be the sole raspmns�111j,� �, C
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of the Owner ani all men irork, construction and maintoranee shall M at the
' Owners ao]s coat and axnense. It is expressly agreed tht theca will be no '
furtt:er clones made arairnt the Owner by way of assessments or otharwiae for
said tevnk sewer installation bac^_d on his present ownership and purchase of
eubJect property and that his only expense relative in roonmetion wlhh the
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trunk line of the City will be the regular connection charges and servie
charges as proyided'in the ordinances of the City, r
6, It is Nrthsr agreed by the parties that any and all changes,
sent, or aicdificatiwa of this agroeaent shall bacore offortixe only wpbpbeto
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reduced!writing and signed by the parties hereto, Owner farther nereas that there Z, (�N-
am no oral promises or remasontations made to him relat,vs to the proposed `�• �
construction othrr than contained in this agreerent,
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IN h2TN"53'rPmAE05, we have hereunto affixed .s,.ir hands this i''G ttda7o � � 5•+
iOetoMr, 1959.
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)tF RESOLUTION NO.
I RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION AND DELIVERY
4 OF A CONTRACT WITH PUGET SOUND POWER &
LIGHT COMPANY FOR FURNISHING
MUNICIPAL WATER PUMPING
WHEREAS, PUGET SOUNtI POWER & LIGHT COMPANY has
oBerad to furnish for a period of TEN (10) years.
upon the terms set forth in the following proposed form of contract,to-wit:
MUNICIPAL WATER PUMPING '
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NOW. THEREFORE RE IT RESOLVED by the COUNCIL
of for C I TY of IENTON that a
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contact be entered into with Puget Sound Power & Light Company for the furnishing of _
Municipal Hater Pumping
upon the terms above proposed. and that the Mayor be and he hereby is authorised
and directed to execute and deliver aucn contract on behalf and in the name of the
City of Renton i
and the Clerk be end he hereby is authorised
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and directed to attest such contract and to affix thereto the seal of the +
City of Renton
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Duly adopted this day of 19 70
Mayor
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Clerk.
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832.13 MUhh..IPAL WATER PUMPING POWER CONTRhkf 4
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PU GET SOUND POWER L LIGHT COMPA!A', herein calved "Company," and the Cown or........,
tram or city)
of......BJjjgq............. a mu..iclpal corporetl on of the State of Washington,
heroin called "City." agree as follows:
FIRST: lhls nontract only covers power ,smd in connection with the operation
of water distribution systems.
SECOND: DELIVERY - In consideration of the payments, and subject to the Ilm-
itationa, he reln stipulated5 the Congooy agrees for a period If. 0... consecutive
years, begs nnlnq..NPyT"T:..2.. 19. 0 •. to reserve for a..d furnish to the City,
and City agrees during said period to bray exclusively from the Company, at the
rates herein fixed, all electric power required to operate the Clty's "tar pumping
plant or plants located and described as follows: Customer's pumping Installation
loca d south of Maple Valley Highway and West of Cottonwood Grove.
Said electric shall be three-phase, sixty cycle, alternating current
at anproxlmately...lilff ... volts. Company agrees to furnish not exceeding
Jp.., kilowatts but will furnish any additional amount required by the City If
It has the pair available. The point of do live ry shall be at the above location.
Transformer rental - yes - 2 - 5 kva, 7200/240 volt transformers.
Transformer losses: .2 kw and 146 kwh.
THIRD: RATES - The City agrees to pay the following rates, sam being Schedule
No. 40 of the Company's Electric Tarlff I, filed with Cw Washington Utilities t
Transportation Cormission: Schedules 80 s 81
Demand Charge -
j1.67 per month per kilowatt, or Major portion thereof, of maxi moan demand.
Energy Charge -
0.66t per km;o"tt hour for the first 25,000 kilowatt hours used per month,
0.56e per kilowatt hour for the next 25.000 kilowatt hours used per month.
0.46c per kilowatt hour for the next 50.000 kilowatt hours used per month.
0.41c per kllosatt hour for all over 100,000 kilowatt tours used per month.
Said rates are subject to change In accordance with the laws of the State of
Washington and whenever a new schedule of rates for the same service Is made of-s
foctive the City s'sll thereatter pay the new rates; provided, if the new rates
are higher than thoss herein fixed, the City shall be entltied to cancel this
contract.
All bills shall be payable within ten days from their date.
FOURTH. MF'SUREMENT - Maximum demnnd, consumption and power factor shall be
measured by r merelally accurate maximum demand, watt hour and parer facto- meters
furnlshtd ar ,nstallod by Company, suitable space for whlc` small be furnished by
the City; p'',ided, msxl mom demnnd and power factor may at Company's opt;on be
determined either by meters or by check of service.
The maxlmun demand for any month Is undo.-.sod to be the average kllowatt demand,
or average rate cf use measured In k1lowatts, ouring the fifteen minute Intervtl In
which the consumption of electric emxrgy Is greater thnn durlmg any other fifteen
minute interval In the month.
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MUNICIPAL 44TER PUhPING POKER CONTRACT - PAGE 2
FIFTH: USE OF EQUIPMENT - The City agrees to install and maintain In good con-
dition proper equipment for the use of such power and to save the Company harmless
from all liability for any loss or damage caused by such equipment to either party
hereto or to any person whomsoever; not to sell to others any electric power fur-
nished hereunder, nor use or permit others to use am of such power In any other
place or for any other purpose than to operate said plant.
City agrees to notify the Company before maki.ig any Increaee In the connected
load and to operate its electric equipment so as not to impair the general service
rendered Lr Company to its other customers. if the City's Ise shall Impair such
service to other customers, the City will, upon demand, i ,tall the proper appa-
ratus to preveet City's pow•.r factor from falling below 85 per cant, and Company
shall have tf.e right to discontinue service to the City until such apparatus Is
Installed.
The City agrees to use ruasunable diligence to protect the Company's property
from Injury and Company shall have free access to all parts of the premises where
Its electricity Is used, to inspect, repair, remove and replace its property.
SIXTH: SERVIrE INTERRUPTIONS _ Company shell use reasonaole diligence to furnish
uninterrupted service but shall .rot be liable for any Interruptions caused by
strikes and/or other labor disputes, accidents or acts of God, or by any cause by-
yond the control of the Company, or by the necessity for making repairs or changes
In the Company's equipment and fac!Ilties, and tr•s City waives and shall not assert
any claims against the Company for damages to the City caused by any suspension,
Interruprlon, failure or curtailment of service by the Company under this agreement
attribu.sble In any manner to national war emergency, Including voluntary coopers-
. tlon �y the Company in any method of operation or in any program recommended or
requested by civil or military authorities. No temporary Interruption shall cancel
this contract.
SEVENTH: The Company shall have the right to cancel this contract if any sa.t
of the Company's property used for the rendition of this service is •aken by om-
inent domain, or If such service can no longer be rendered by reason of franchise
expiration and the Inability of the Company to secure a renewal thereof.
Dated this.... ......... ... . . . . .day of...... . .. . ...... . . ....19.79..
Attest . . CITY OF RENTON
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City Clerk Mayer
Witness: PUGET SOUND POWER a LIGHT COMPANY
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'TRANSFORMER RENTAL CONTRACT
This Agreement wstnessetb:
That PUGET SOUND POWER d LIGHT COMPANY, as Lessor, has rented to
CITY OF RENTON
u Lessee,upon the terms hereinafter stated,the following electrical equipment, 10-wit
TWO - 5 kva, 72()0/'40 wlt transform rs.
1. Said equipment shall be installed by the Lessor upon the said premise of the Lessee described in
that certain
Nun;cipal Water Pumping power Contract between the parties hereto effective
embeF 30. 1970 and ebell at All times be and retain the property of the Lesser and
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hall not e, removed Iron said premises without the Lessor's written consent and the lessee agrees to
• use reasonable care to protect said equipment from injury while in its F •nesaou.
Nil - existing, ,._
2. The Lessee s(rea to pay to Leeson upon demand the e of
to cover costs of installation and further agrees re to pay to the Lessor ss cotaidetatiee[oe the aM of said
equipment the sum off 3,72
per month on the b 1 1 1 I nS day of each month.
3. This rental contract sl.11 run Eor the same time as,
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, and termirute with, the poem c
itle the Lessor to terminate
mentioned;provided a btesch by the Lessee of any el tl terms hereof will ant
this rental contract upon five(S)dayi written notice to the Lessee.At the expiration or termination hereof
Lessor may remove it,equipment from the pranne"
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DATED ibis day of Ig 70
CCY OF PENTON.........................._........._.. .Lesser
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PUGET SOUND POWER d: LIGHT COMPANY. Less^,
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P. 0. Box 329
Renton, Washington 98055
July 28, 1970
JUL. 1910 t
MAYOR
City of Renton
200 Mill Avenue South
Renton, Washington 96055
Attention: Mr. Avery Garrett, Mayor
Gentlemen:
Re: Municipal Water Pumping Power Contract
Maple Valley Highway aad Cottonwood Grove
Enclosed is the original and four copies of a renewal Water
Pumping Power Contract and Transformer Rental Agreement, cover-
ing service to your pumping installation located south of Maple
Valley Highway and west of Cottonwood Grove, Renton, effective
for the ten year period beginning November 30, 1970.
Please execute all copies and return then to this office. Upon
acceptance by the company, two executed copies will be returned
for your files and the superseded contract will be cancelled.
Yours very truly,
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G. L. McDona ld'
Division Sales Manager
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TO- Jack Wilson, City Engineer
FROM: Leiv G. Eriksen, Water Engineer
SUBJECT: Condition of Sewage Liftstations
The City Utility Oepartment presently maintain one storm and eleven sanitary
sewer liftstations.
Six of these stations are connected to the City's telemetering system, one is
equipped with a warning unit at the controlroom and five stations have no connection
to any warning at the shop.
Nine stations operate with inpellerpunp driven by electrical motor varying
ficim 3 to 20 M.P. Two are Pneumatic Ejector lift stations an' one station is equipped
with a Submersible pump.
Most of the station operates without any problem and does not require any
special attention at this time. However, it is recommended that five of the six
stations not connected to our telemetering service should be equipped with some form
for warning to the watershop, and then equipped with telemetaring when existing systems
are updated or • wed.
Two stations need imrtediote attention:
A) "Sunset" located at the Southeast corner of Sunset Blvd. E. and Union AVenue
The general condition of pumps, motors, ecc. is good. The level indication is
operated by a dual set of small compressors (constant runningialternating) .
The station is presently operated on cne compressor. The compressor is in
bad condition and the shop is not equipped with any replacement.
I would recommend that this station would be equipped with a new set of
coq •esso rs. The new compressors are of a better quality and of
o tw years
same type as used at Lake Washington Beach Park liftstation o r
without any problems. This modificatior to Sunset liftstation would not
require any oche- material and could be installed by City forces in 4 man
hours.
This station is not equipped with an overflow and during a power failure
or other failure where the station would be oct of service for a while, the
sewage will overflow onto the paving in Union Avenue N.E., via an existing
lamphole.
It would therefore also be recommended that an "overflow" should be installed
from the lamphcle to the ditch line. This could be installed by City's forces
with material in stock except for restoration material for ditch line.
The total cost for modification of this station is estimated to be: $163.40
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Total time. estimated for installation of compressors would be 4 manhours
and for Installation of overflow 11 manhours.
B)"Boeing Liftstation" located in Northeast corner of N. 8th Street and
Park Avenue N.
The condition and setup of this station is similar to the `,unset Station.
This station is equipped with a compressor with storage unit. This type of
compressor has been off the market for some time but repairs have been
possible by stripping a similar compressor removed from a . old station.
.�. (At this time no more parts are available)
It is therefore recommended that a new compressor � 'th a storage tank be
purchased to replace the existing one.
Th- estimated cost of this would be: 214.00
Compressor & storage tank $
Regulator $ 10.80
TOTAL $ 224.00
This unit could be installed by City forces in 8 manhours, and no additional
material would be needed.
Both these stations are presently in operation but the condition of the
rompressors is bad and should be replaced as soon as possible. These recommendations
are based on fast are economical repair, with minimum modifications to the stations,
using equipment which has proven to be satisfactory in the past,& by using City forces
for installation.
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The proposed iemrovement on the above mentioned station is In progress -
and sbuuld be completed in the near future.
Connection to metro Sewer kill RIO-16 was completed May :r. 1969 and
Inspected end approved by Mr. James Hawthorn from Metro.
The nav controls have been installed and are in the process of being
wired up. This will be set in operation as soon as the new pump has been
Installed. (The existing pump should after it has been removed be sent out
for a complete overhaul and installed in the same station at the vacant
location).
This station has an over-flow line to the Cedar river, and with the new
control and pump, there shouldn't be any danger of flooding the station.
In ease some foreign material like a rag etc., should gar into the
Impeller the danger that the mmn would stop and sewage flow to the river
and flooding of the station is "resent.
It Is therefore recommended that a Supervisory Control System be installed
to transfer any normal or abnormal action Sn the liftstation to the watershop,
and the main control panel at the fire station. This would not eliminate the
problem C.at the mom .vuld stop, hilt action could be taken to set everything
In operation before any damage was done. mthout Supervisory Control, one
could get a problem during a week-end, be unable to register It before
Monday and the damage dory could set the station out of service for a long
nerlod of time.
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With the heir of Kan Krider from the Traffic Signal Shop we have looked
int-r several foes of telometering. The system used on our existt* %!atlon
Is not recommended. The system itself is of an old design and is .de UP of
a combination of electrical dcm-switch syster and compressed dr. We have
had some problems with our existing system, and the cost is also quite high.
The recommended system is 24Chamal Econlite waster Fncoder and Master
necodsr.
These axe of a new design, which today are hetnR used in all kinds of
Supervisory Control Systems, built of Printed circuit board, small in sixe
and can be moved from one location to another without any problem. These
are vary raliaele end maintenance is at a minimum. Should maintenance
he required, anyone could handle it am+ re.mtr if any could be done -n tie
Ctty's Signal Shop. 116 cost will also he considerably less.
Comparison with existing system:
Existing Cnntrals f Telemetarine 3,F47.50
New Controls IOS4.00
propo-sd Telemeterino, 6n0.no
kdditional Parts Sn,On 1.904.0n
! therefore propose that funds should he made available for overhaul of
the existing intent.
Psttmated (bv Pacific Pumping 360.00
purchase of Proposed telemeterirf I additional narts S 6-i'1«'T1t
Reviewing the need for telametering at other stations in Renton,
we will propose that funds should he made available this year or next
tsar for purchase and irstallation of telemetering at Rainier Lift Station.
Estimated Total Coat for this:
Telemeter.,e eSn.oe
Installation etc. 150.nn
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Por each one of these stations one telephone line will be required at
• coat of $S.00 to S10.On per month.
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Easily adapts to different traffic signal controllers
Provides up to seven control functions simultaneously over a pair of telephone wires
Econol fle's Telephone Interconnect provides a simple and MANY OPERATING FEATURES
direct means of sencullg remote control Information from Roth Encoder and Decoder a s onlain in Cases of
a central source to one or more traffic signal controllers Identical size and fit all controller cabinets from 24' .
in a park^ i system. Using but single pair of standard either door or shelf mounted. A single connecting cable
telephone noes, this enccidmg and decoding equipment win' MS connector provides for simple installation.
transmit and receives audio frequency tone signals to In operalmn, all seven tone channels Can o Synchronize controllers II an Interconnected system. Its Miele sioni
design and construction are such that it can be used with famously or sequentially, as desired. In addition. using
any controller or master controller and Is suitable for solid stale logic, an unlimited number of functions can
a practically unlimited range of functions and traffic Oe made available, thus permitting easy expansion of
conditions, the system when required.
Trouble-free operation is assured rot only by the in-
ALL SOLID STATE CONSTRUCTION herently simple solid slate modular design, but also by
Modular construction and solid stale circuitry produce an bass construct on features. Moisture and fungus resisting
absolutely reliable unit with attendant low maintenance coaling is used on all epoxy printed circuit boards, and
cost and simple,easy held senicrng.A system is comprised operation IS stable in ambient temperatures from —30`F
Of an Encoder aM one or more Decoders of extremely to 165 F In the frequency selective decoders a narrow
Simple design and construction.The operating frequency of band electro-mechanical filler provides Immunity to noise.
Encoders and Decoders is controlled by plug in frequency Frequency selective filters are of the contaclless typa,
selective resonant reeds.The resonant reeds provide sharp providing for high reliability, frequency accuracy, and
frequency Selectivity as a frequency Source in the Encoders voltage and temperature stability. They are internally
and as a frequency filter in the Decoders. Changes in shockmounled for isolation.
frequency requirements are made simple and fast—than. The Econotite Telephone Interconnect is a reasonably
sisters are limited to standard types readily available from priced unit that additionally offers the lowest cost per
local supply. Interconnecting master printed circuit board channel for multiple tone systems. It its especially SiLded
eliminates the usual cable harness. for low speed signalling in simultaneous tone systems and
_J parmds flexibility and growth in interconnected traffic
signal systems.
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System Signal Bandwidth 300 cps to 3,000 cps
System Encoder ,
Power Output — Variable from 0 to .001 watt for simultaneous transmission on a 600 ohm line.
Output Voltage -- Varable from 0 to 1 Vrms per channel.
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II. SEVEN CHANNEL LOCAL DECODER 1
III. ENCLOSURE AND CHASSIS 1
A. Function 1
B. Enclosure L
C. Relay Sockets 2
D. Pilot Lights L
E. Switch
F. Fuse
G. Input/output Connector 3
11. Enclosure and Chassis 3 {
IV. PLUG-IN MODULES 4
A. Power Supply Module 4
B. Decoder Modules 4
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C. Linear Amplifier Module 6
D. Relays 6
V. OPERATION 6
. . Encoder and Decoder Equipment 6
VI. COMPONENTS 7
A. Interchangeability 7
B. Solid State Circuitry 7
VII. GUARA.Y1•EE 8
VIII. INSPECTION 8
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I. PURPOSE
The purpose of this specification is to describe minimum
acceptable design and operating requirements for decoder
equipment suitable for receiving audio-frequency tone
signals over commercial telephone lines to control and
synchronize traffic signal controllers. This specification
covers individual decoder modules and other components
which may be used as building blocks to construct complex
terminal equipment as well as a complete seven channel
local decoder.
II. SEVEN CHANNEL LOCAL DECODER
The seven channel local decoder assembly shall consist of
one seven channel enclosure and chassis, complete with mod-
ule and relay sockets, pilot lights, switch, fuse, input/
output connector, interconnecting wiring, and connecting
cable, one power supply module, seven decoder modules,
seven relays, and one linear amplifier module as described
in Sections III and IV of this specification. The seven
channel local decoder shall be Econolite Catalog Number
6450503, or equal.
III. ENCLOSURE AND CHASSIS
A. Function
The function of the local decoder enclosure and chassis
is to provide the mounting and the interconnecting
wiring for the plug-in modules which moat be assembled
to make a seven channel local decoder. The enclosure
and chassis shall have sockets for one power supply
module, seven decoder modules, one linear amplifier
module, seven relays, as well as the associated pilot
lights, fuse, switch; cable for external connections
sball b, provided also.
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A metal enclosure, suitably protected against corrosion,
shall t� provided. The overl°11 size shall be stout
8" x it' - 11". The enclosure shall be market with the
mannf actu;. is came and model or cat Llog number and tte
electric&: rating The sockets for the modules and the
relays s1R' . ^c identified.
C. Relay Sorket::
Seven eight-pin sockets for single coil, double pole,
double-thivw, relays shall be provided. One contact
of each relay shall be wired to key the function to
be performed at the local controller. The other con-
tact of each relay shall be wired to switch on the
pilot light associated with each decoder module when
the module is keyed. The relay coils shall be wired
to the driver output.
D. Pilot Lights
Seven pilot lights with red jewels shall be provided
to indicate the operation of the seven relays. Low
voltage incandescent type lamps shall be provided; the
lamps shall be easily replaceable by removing the lamp-
holder jewels.
E. Switch
An on-off switch shall be provides: to disconnect all
seven lamps when a pilot lamp indication is not re-
quired.
F. Fuse
The primary of the power supply module shall be fused
with a 1/4" diameter, 1 1/4" long, 250 volt fuse of
suitable current rating. An extractor-post fuseholder
shall be provided. The fame rating shall oe marked
near the fuseholder.
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A plug, Amphenol type M53106A with type 20-298 insert,
or equal, with 17 female contacts shall be furnished
wired, with leads of #16 A.U.G., stranded, color-coded
wire with 300 volt insulation, except as notel below.
Incert position "Standard" shall be employed.
An Amphenol type MS-3057-12A or equal, cable clamp and
boot, shall be provided for strain relief. The leads
shall be 5' 0" in length; the first 16" of the leads,
1 from the plug, shall be enclosed In cotton braiding.
N.. terminals are required on the leads. The following
tRble lists the pin position functions,functions, and wire-color
code to be used for input and output connections:
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A Orange Relay, Chs—ni 1 I ,
B Green Relay, Channel 2
C White w/Red Stripe Relay, Channe' 3
D White w/Orange Stripe Relay, Channel 4 _
E White w/Green Stripe Relay, Channel 5
F White w/Blue Stripe Relay, Charnel 6
G White w/Yellow Stripe Relay, Cha:-,nol 7
R NOT REQUIRED
J NOT REQUIRED
L NOT REQUIRED
Red Relay Common
M Brown Chassis Ground
N Telephona Line Shield
P (ground)
:elephote Line (tip)
R White 115 V.A.C. "common"
S Black 115 V.A.C. "hot"
T Telephone Line (ring)
#10 A.W.G. shielded, twister-pair wire to be used.
H. Enclosure and Chassis
The enclosure and chassis shall be Econolite Catalog
Number 64506G2, or equal.
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A. power Supply Module
A regulated low voltage power supply shall be provided
to furnish all voltages and currents required for seven
decoder modules, a linear amplifier module and seven
pilot lights. The power supply module shall be Econolite
Catalog Number 6450OG2, or equal.
B. Seven decoder modules shall be provided to receive
seven audio-frequency tone signals. The frequency to
be received by the decoder modules shall be determined
by means of plug-in frequency-selective filters of the
contactless type resonant reed. The decoder module
shall contain a plug-in frequency-selective filter,
amplifier, amplitude .adulation detector, and relay
drive output stage. The decoder shall have a 2E ahm
input impedance, a gain adjustable from zero to 26 db
at the filter resonant frequency, a maximum threshold
sensitivity of -20 dbm, and an output crpability of
driving a 12 volt relay coil. The adjacent channel
rejection shall be at least 30 dD, The rejection at
other frequencies more remote from resonance, between
SOO and 300 cycles per second, shall be 35 db below
the response at the resonant frequency of the filter.
Below 300 art' a 3000 cycles per second, shall be
35 db bolov tenant frequency of the filter. De--
low 300 and • .00 cycles per second, the gain
shall decreas+ oast 3 db per octove. The decoder
shall operate with input signals as great as -4 dbm,
regardless of the gain control setting. The hum and
noise shall be at least 50 db below the minimum oper-
ating power. A suitable surge protector shall be pro-
vided to protect the relay driver stage from inductive
voltage surges. The decoder modules shall be Econolite _
Catalog Number 64503G2, or equal.
Listed on the following page ere frequencies for tone
encoder/decoder.
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54918P2 349.0 54318P12 1049.E
54918P3 389.0 54918P13 1220.0
5491SP4 433.7 54918P14 1355.0
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54918P' 600.9 54918P17 1861.0
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54918P9 746.8 5491SP19 2305.0 p
54916Pib 832.5 54918P20 2656.0
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Stand,Ard Frequencies in Encoders and Decoders
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54618P9 746.8 Channel 1
64918P10 832.5 Channel 2
54918PIl 928.1 Channel 3
54918P12 1049.6 Channel 4
54918P13 1220.0 Channel 5
54918P14 1355.0 Channel 6
5491SP15 1500.0 Charnel 7
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A linear amplifier module shall be provided to amplify
the combined input to the decoder power level that S.s
suitable to drive se7en decoder modules. The linear
amplifier module Ehall have an ungrounded balanced,
600 ohm input impedance, a gain adjustable from zero
to 25 db. The amplifier shall withstand a dielectric
strength test of 1250 volts, 60 cycles, A.C., applied
between the input circuit and the enclosure for a per-
iod of one minute. The output of the amplifier, from
300 to 3000 cycles per second, shall be within t 3 db
of its mid-frequency output; below 300 and above 3000
cycles per second, the output shall decrease at least
3 db per octave. An adjustable gain control, with at
least a 26 db range, shall be provided. A test jack,
for measuring the output level of the amplifier, by
means of an sxternal audio-frequency voltmeter, shall
be provided. The linear amplifier shall be Econolite
Catalog Number 64502G2, or equal.
D. Relays
Seven double-vole, double-throv relays with 14 volt,
D.C., coils shall be provided. The relays shall fit
the relay sockets on the enclosure and chass'.s. The
relays shall be Econoilte Catalog Number 64504P1, or
equal.
I V. OPERATION
A. Encoder and Decoder Equipment
ThR requirements in this specification for eacoding
-- and decoding equipment to control and synchronize
traffic signal controllers are determined mainly by
the operating conditions of the controllers. In
addition, tee requirements are designed to permit
flexibility and growth in interconnected traffic
signal systems. All of the equipment shall be de-
signed for continuous, unattended operation. The
equipment shall be compatible with existing direct-
wire and radio-controlled interconnect equipment.
Existing terminal equipment is designed to control
and synchronize three-dial, triple-offset traffic
signal intersection controllers. Dial and offset
selection are independent. Dill on-, operation is
normal in the absence of a command for Dial Two or
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Dial three operation. Synchronization is normally
obtained by on-off modulatior of the command signals
for Offset One, Offset Two, or Offset Three operation.
The synchronizing signal is normally a two (2) to
four (4) second abseuce of offset command signal
oecuring once every cycle. The cycle length may
vary from 50 to 120 seconds. A bing).e, multi-point,
voice-grade telephone line will be used to inter- ,
connect a master or sub-master unit consisting of
several encoders with up to twenty remote units,
each consisting of several decoders. Because the
characteristics of the transmission path will be
subject to change and becau��, max!mum reliability is
desired, only carrier oa-off encoding and decoding
equipme,.t shall be used. For these same reasons,
a separate frequency-tone signal shall be used for each control function. The units shall operate over
an ambient temperature range vf -35- C. to +750 C.
Temperatures of components shall not cause any appre-
ciable reduction in component life.
vI. COMPONViTS
A. Interchangeability
All components and modules of the same type shall be
interchangeable.
B. Solid State Circuitry
Transistors or semiconductor diodes shall be used IF
for all amplifying, detecting, rectifying, counting
and regulator circuits. No vacuum or gas tutes shall
be used except for pilot lights. Transistors and
diodes shall be marked with their type numbers. All
transistors and diodes shall be types listed by the
Radio-Electronics-Television Manufacturer's Ase,.ciation
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VII. GUARANTEE
All units and modules and all component parts shall be
guaranteed against all defects in materials and workman-
ship for a period of not less than two years from date of
shipment. All electrical equipment, components and
workmanship shall conform to the standards of the National
Electrical Manufactures I s Association or to the Radio-
Television Manufacturer's Association, whichever in appli-
cable.
VIII. INSPECTION
Bidders may he required to furnish for inspection, prior
to the awarding of bids, detailed drawings and/or samples
of the items that they bid on. After the awarding of bids
and jefore delivery is made, the bidder may be required to
furnish samples of the items to be supplied for inspection,
test, and approval by the contracting agency. If so re-
quired, bidders shall be responsible for (1) the delivery
of the drawings and the sampled to the contracting agency,
(2) all shipping, freight, and delivery chargeu, and (3)
the return of such samples, and drawings. The detailed
drawings and samples, if called for, shall be delivered
on or before a date specified by the ecntracting agency.
Samples furnished shall not constitute any Fart of a de-
livery under any Purchns- Order issued under these speci-
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II. SEVEN CHANNEL MASTER ENCODER I
III. ENCLOSUR14 AND CHASSIS I
'.. A. Function I
B. Enclosure 2
C. Relay Sockets 2
D. Pilot Lights 2
E. Switch 2
F. Fuse 2
G. Input/Output Connector 3
H. Plug and Cable I. Enclosures and Chassis 3 3
IV. PLUG IN MCJULF.S 4
A. }over Supply Module 4
B. Encoder Module 4
C. Summation Amplifier Module 4
D. Relays 5
E. Standard Frequencies 5
Standard Frequencies. ..continued 6
V. OPERATION 6
A. Encoder and Decoder Equipment 6
Encoder and Decoder Equipment..cont'd 7
B. Solid State Circuitry 7
VII. GUARANTEE 7
VIII. INSPECTION 8
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I. PURPOSE y
The purpose of this specification is to describe minimum
acceptable design and operating requirements for encoder
equipment suitable for transmitting audio-frequency tone
signals over commercial telephone lines to control and
Synchronize traffic signal controllers. This specifica-
tion covers individual encoder modules and other components
which may be used as building blocks to Construct complex
terminal equipment as well as a complete seven channel
master encoder.
II. SEVEN CHANNEL MASTER ENCODER
The seven channel master encoder assembly shall consist
of one seven channel enclosure and chassis, complete wit`,
module and relay sockets, pilot lights, switch, fuse, in-
put/output connector, interconnecting wiring, and counect-
ing cable, one power supply module, seven encoder modules,
seven relays, and one mu Atiou amplifier module as des-
cribed in Seetl.ons III and IV of this specification, The
seven channel Isaster encoder shall be Econolite Catalag
Number 64509G2, or equal.
ENCLOSURE AND CHASSIS
A. Function
The function of the master encoder enclosure and
chassis is to provide the mounting and the inter-
connecting wiring for the plug-in modules which must
be asewahled to make a seven channel master encuder.
The enclosure and chassis shall have sockets for one
power supply module, seven encoder modules, one
summ�tion amplifier module, seven relays, as well as
the associated pilot lights, fuse, switch; cable for
external connections shall be pry;,ided also.
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B. Enclosure
A metal enclosure, suitably protbeted agal- it corm-
sionE shall be provided. The overall size shall be
about 8" a i0" x 11". The enclosure shall be marked
with the manufacturer's name and model or catalog
number and the electrical rating. The sockets for
the modules and the relays shall be identified.
C. Selay Sockets
Seven eight-Vim sockets for single coil, double pole,
,uble throw relays shall be provided. One contact
..i each relay shall be wired to key the output of
one of the encoder modules. The encoder oscillator _
circuit shall not be keyed. The on-off modulation
shall be done in a stage of the encoder modules rather
than the oscillator circuit. The other contact of
each relay shall be wired to switch on the pilot light
associated with each encoder module when the module to
keyed. The relay coils shall be wired to the input/
output connector.
D. Pilot Lights
Seven pilot lights with red ,jewels shall be provided
to indicate the operation of the seven relays. Low
voltage incandescent type lamps shall be provided;
the lamps sha:l De easily replaceable by removing
the lampholder Jewels.
E. Switch
An onwff switch shall be provided to disconnect all
seven lamps wken a pilot lamp Indication is not re-
quired.
F. Fuse
The primary of the power apply module shall be fused
with a 1/4" diamete• 1 1/4" long, a50 volt fuse of
suitable current rating. An extractor-post fuseholder
shall be provided. The fuse rating shall be marked
near the fusehclder.
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G. Input/Output Connector
Input and output connections shall be made to an
AmPhenol type VS31019A box recepty -Ia with a type 20-
29P iumert, or equal, With 17 male contacts. Insert
Position "W" sball be employed.
H. Plug and Cable
A plug, Amphenol type US3106A with type 20-29S Insert
or equal, with 17 female contacts shall be furnished,
wired, With leads of •16 A.W,G., stranded, color coded
wire With 300 volt insulation, except as noted below.
Insert Position "W" shall be employed,
..n Amphehol type MS-3057-12A or equal, cable clamp
and boot sha11 be provided for strain relief. The
leads shall be 5' n" in length; the first 16" of the
leads, from the Plug, shall be enclosed in cotton
braiding. No terminals are required on the leads.
The following table lists the pin position, functions,
and wlro color code to be used for input and output
connections;
Pia No. Wire Color Function
A Orange Relay, Channel 1
B Green Relay, Channel 2
C White w/Red Stripe Relay, Channel 3
D White w/Orange stripe Relay, Channel 4
E White W/Green Stripe Relay, Channel 5
F White W/Blue Stripe Relay, Channel 6
G White W/Yellow Stripe Relay, Channel 7
H NOT REQUIRED
J NOT REQUIRED
L NOT
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Red
Brown Relay, Common
N • Chassis Ground
Telephone Line Shield
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R White Telephone Line (tip)
S Black 115 V.A.C. "common"
T • 115 V.A,C. "hot,,
Telephone Line (ring) ,
• #20 A.W.G. shielded, twisted-pair wire to be used.
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I. Enclosure and Chassis
The enclosure and chassis Shall be Econolite Catalog
Number 64512G2, or equal.
IV. PLUG-IN MODULES
A. power Supply Nodule
A regulated low voltage power eitDPly shall be provided .. `
to furnish all �•altages and currents required for seven
encoder modules, on summation amplifier and seven pilot
lights. The power supply module shall be Econolite
Catalog Number 6450001, or equal.
R. Encoder Ifodule
Seven encoder modules shall be provided to generate
seven audio-frequency tone signals. The frequency of
operation of the encoder modules shall be determined by
means of plug-in frequency-selective filters of the
contactless type resonant reed. The output shall be
adjustable from -25 dbm to zero dbm (0.001 watt). The
frequency tolerance shall be 3 0.15 per cent. Th,e fre-
qusncy stability shall be t p 0002 per cent or less per -
degree centigrade from -35A L. to +75BC. The total
harmonic distortion shall be less than five (5) per cent.
The encoder modules shall be Econolite Catalog Number
64501G1, or equal.
C. Summation Amplifier Module
A summatic amplifier Shall be provided to amplify
the combined output of the encoder modules, as selected
by the relays, to a power level that is suitable to
drive a telephone line. The summation amplifier shall
have an ungrounded, balanced, 600 ohm output impedance,
and an output of 0.0002 watts (+3 dbm) at less than 3
- per cent harmonic distortion with a single tone input.
The amplifier shall withstand a dielectric strength
. test of 1250 volts, 60 cycles, A,C. applied between
the output circuit and the common (ground) circuit of
the amplifier, from 300 to 3000 cycles per second, shall
be within t 3 db of its mid-frequency output; below 300
and above 3000 cycles per second, the output shall de-
crease at least 3 db per octave. The hum and noise
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C. Summation Amplifier Module....continued
shall be at least 50 db below rated output. An ad-
justable gain control, with at least a 10 db range,
shall be provided. A test Jack, for measuring the
output level of the amplifier, by means of an external
audio-frequency voltmeter, shall be provided. The test
,Jack may be wired to the primary side of the output
transformer. The summation amplifier shall be ECOnOlite
Catalog Number 64501G1, or equal.
D. Relays
Seven double-pole, double-throw relc.�. " Lu ALb .It.
60 cycle A.C. operating coils shall re 1 J4e4. To,
relays shall fit the relay socketa a e anclorare .ad
chassis. The relays shall be EconcA ..s ^Iktal,zg W-40'
64511P1, or equal. .c
E. Standard Frequencies
The following frequencies, as specifl. z. fez *mods >+
and decoders, shall be provided:
Catalog No. CPS Catalog No. CPS
5491SP1 313.0 54918PIl 928.1
54918P2 349.0 5 ,LIIBP12 1049.6 -.
54918P3 389.0 54918P13 1220.0
54918P4 433.1 54918P14 1355.0
54918P5 483.5 54918P15 1500.0
54918P6 539.0 54918P16 1672.0
54918P7 600.9 54918PI7 1861.0
54918P8 669.9 54918PIS 2071.0
54918P9 746.8 54918P19 2305.0
54918P10 832.5 54918P20 2565.0
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E. Standard Frequencies....continued
NOTE: The frequencies shown below Will oe provided as
standard frequencies in encoders and decoders, unless
otherwise specified:
54918P9 746.8 Channel One
5491SP10 832.5 Channel Two
54918P11 928.1 Channel Three '
54918P12 1049.6 Channel Four
54918PI3 1220.0 Channel Five
5491SP14 1355.0 Channel Six
54918P15 1500.0 Channel :---en
V. OPERATION e
A. Encoder and Decoder Equipment
The requirements in this specification for encoding and
decoding equipment to control and synchronize traffic
signal controllers are determined mainly by the oper-
ating conditions of the controllers. In addition, the
requirements are designed to permit .Iexibility and
growth in interconnected traffic signal systems. All
of the equipment shall be designed for continuous nn-
attenAed operation. The equipment shall be compatible
With ^listing direct-wire and radio-controller inter-
conn._t equipment. Ezisting terminal equipment is de-
signed to control and synchronize three-dial, triple
offset traffic signal intersection controllers. Dial
and offset selection are indepeoAent. Dial One operation
Is normal in the absence of a wd for Dial Two or
Mal Three operation. 3ynchr .Lion is normally ob-
tained by on-off modulation 01 the command signals for
Offset One, Offset Two, or Off Three operation. The
synchronizing signal is normall> t two (2) to four (4)
second absence of offset-command signal oecuring once
every cycle. The cycle length may vary from 50 to 120
seconds. A mingle, multi-paid, voice-grade telephone
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A. Encoder and Decoder Eguipmcnt....coatlaued
line will be used to tatercoaneut a master or sub-
master unit consisting of several encoders withuc to
twenty r3mote units, each consisting of several de-
coders. Because the characteristics of the trans-
mission path will be subject to change, and because
maximum reliability is desired, only carrier on-off
encoding and decoding equipment shall be used, ror
those same reasons, a eeparate frequency tone-signal
shall be used for each control function. The units
shall operate over an ambient temperature range of
-35 C. to +75 C. Temperature3 of components shall
not cause any appreciable reduction in component life.
VI. COMPONENTS
A. Interchangeability
All components and modules of the sane type shall be -
interchangeable.
B. Solid State Circuitry o
Transistors or semiconductor diodes shall be uses for
all amplifying, detecting, rectifyiag, counting, sad
regulator circuits. NO vacuum or gas tubes shall be
used except for pilot lights. Transistors and diodes
shall be types listed by the Radio-Electronics-Tele-
vision Manufacturer's Asnociation (RETMA)
VI1. GUARANTEE
Ali unite and modules and all component parts shall be
guaranteed against all defects in materials and workmanship
for a period of not less than two years from date of ship-
ment. All electrical equipment, components and workmanship
shall conform to the standards of the National Electrical
Manufacturer's Association or to the Radio-Television Man-
ufacturer's Association, whichever is applicable.
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Bidders may be required to furnish for inspection, prior
to the warding of bids, detailed drawings md/or samples
of the Stems that they bid on. After the warding of bids
and before delivery is Bade, the bidder may be required to
furnish samples of the items to be supplied for inspection,
teat, and approval by the contracting agency.g If no required,
' bidders shall be responsible for (1) the delivery of the
drawings and the samples to the contracting agency, (2) all
shipping, freight, and delivery charges, and (3) the return
Of such samples and drawings. The detailed drawings and
samples, if called for, shall be delivered on or before a
date specified by the contracting agency. Samples furnished
sha11 not constitute any part of a delivery under any Par-
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Vacuum pump models - --
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same ad"Inced design incorporated in Outperformer core-
pressors.Three single-stage models—1,75,3.0 and 4.6 cim _4 - IT
c..pacities,vacuum to 27.5"Hg continuous.Two iwo-stage _
models—2.5 end 3.5 cfm capacity,vacuum to 29"Hg con.
bnuous.Vacuum performance is shown on page 5.
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i CompcesaorAwessories All standard motor-mounted compressors are furnished with
intake 0lters,motor thermal protection and safety valve
Extra accessories are available as follows:(See price list for fi
ordering information an these items.)
Carrying Handle Pressure Regulator oan.na4a 4 4 C [ r 4 Pressure Switch
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Electric Cord Assembly Tank Drain Valve Y°° uN xW - 1 sN W x Ma •;
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Carrying Handle 1Y r 11%ry 9 Intake
Receiver xvar
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compressors .a may be driven in a variety of ways-by AC .-
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one motor or power source, either throdgh e - „, :�' p_,..
Compressors may be operatedat speeds
ranging from 1000 to 20D0 rpm,
Operating $ • toI No this e6..1.1.)
speeds may be changed by changing size of 2 .: I ..A..sate,
tl rive pulleys. t: .. t"-j-�- T Compresor M.-I Pm
Standard models shown include pulleys and 0 I _ vacuum Pump Model VOID
are for clockwise operation-looking at the 1400 1100 Is�Pe<a Iw: 1B0C mu i0ro n1 r00 is m-5a.
.ran sreea-.r - _. 2py-. __ .__ary•___.pump drive shaft.Also available for counter- Compressor Model PBB-2 a c r-
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VBB 24 elm: co VAB, 1.2 cfm. Maximum _ -_ w r.
vacuum :7 c' continuous. (27" at slower ' --n-
speed ranges).Vacuum performance Is given Compraor Model PCD
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f. .shed with intake filter,safety valve and
pulley for c'. .Ise rotation.
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• I - C,,�_ Medal PM Number P.D.
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A maderr plant eaumiced and erg:naed bratom mrcal mass pro- the Benton Harbor plant.Rigid control antl testing procedures anam-
di3Own al Gast prodUClb—rotary vane vacuum pumps, air ram fain top quality and performance.Tha Gast lie is the bast,most
Oreswrs and au motors.and pibton air COmp,es Jurs and vacuum complete line of compressom. vai pumps and all motors for
pumps.Extensive research and Oevei dnrmrt facilities and person. on
nor eouipment and plant use.taslarn Sales Offices wdrehdme
j net, modern production methods and adulterant are combined! al and£arvwe Canter.Canal New Jersey
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Cut products are guaranteed against defects In material or wort- will be rebuilt or replaced at Gast's discretion. F.O.B. Benton
manshlp(normal wear of parts excluded)for a period of one year Harbor Michigan.Mashuum liability not to exceed original purchase
from date of shipment from factory. Units falling within warranty price at unit involved.
GAST Rotary Val Air Motor GAST Rotary Vana Vacuum Pumps ..�.
Six lases:1;M td g hp. and Compreafors c�
A convenient low-cost power source for OEM Capacities:.9 c n to 167 clan.
or pbnt lies Exploslonprant opead Infinitely Jacural to 28"Hg Pressure to S psi¢ ^"^•
.ruble Most models reversible Coce-running. a Catalog describes the complete line of e8
Won'I burr,out from overloatling ar stalling. Gast rotary vane vac um pumps end air ccm nun in any ppti tlon.Four mounting arrange- ` .rRF' pressors OII leas antl NbricaleA;yeas MOmr a,,-
merge Ico1 hub lace or NEMA-C flange.All motored dbacl cdu lea and V-0oll drives y al 1 Ion Catamp 110-100- Ask for Clfeldg 120.100 and Catalog 120 210
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Jack Wilsnn, City Engineer
TO: Bert H. Mchc�ry, Assistant City Engineer
FROM: Leiv G. Eriksen
Subject: Cottonwood Grove Liftstation As requested a study has been made on Cottonwood Grove liftstation.
The condition of this station is bad and it is recommended that immediate
action will be taken to correct the present condition (Ref. Memo March 19,
1969, copy attached).
After consulting with y„u, Dick Houghton, Matt Cole, James N. Mc Beth
of Pacific Pumping Co. and John S. Shute of Service Controls Lai,^^any, --
Portland I have collected the 'lowing recommendations and information.
1) Purchase and instill .I motor & pump.
2) Install new controls
3) Remove existing motor & pump, overhaul, repair & reinstall
4) Connect f, .ed sewer line to Metro line.
!'ew motor & pump should be ordered as soon as possible. It is recommended
that a 5 HP 1200 rpm 3 B with a column length of 8' sump depth would be the ._ost
suitable for this station (See appendix) (See attached specifications).
hr a been checking into two control systems. One for connection into the
e _,ng telemetering system located at the water shop. This will be an identical
unit to the one located at Honey Dew School liftstation. The estiimted price on
this system (given via 'phone April 9-69 by John S. Shute of Service Control)
would be $3,647.50 if City forces would furnish material and install the concrete
base and underground conduits. Estimated delivery time would be 60 days. ,
The recommended control system would be Flygt level controller with a weather-
proof outside control unit. (See attached specifications) This control system can-
not be connected to the 'elemetering system, but after studying the literature and
the specific-tions on this system I feel that the only thing which could stop normal
operation wc,ld be a pov,�r f,_'lure, which would stop operation of any other control
system too. This system wi,l also be installed at the new Honey Creek liftstation.
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• .g,�"'� if we would like to min+mire the use of this, the station would not be over-
,,,..'_P .. flooded should an emergency occur,
'r As soon as the new motor, pump and control unit are installed the existing
motor and pp g
*s - pump should be removed and sent to the supplier's overhauling facilities
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for the necessary repair, and be re-installed in the station when this is completed.
permission has been given by Metro to connect this liftstation into Metro's
line (See attached copy).
'st rt , By connecting to Metro as shown on attached map the length of the forced
sr - sewer wo,ld be approximately 117' compared to the present approximately 2300' and f
the pumps would pump aoains a 25' head compared to present 38' head.
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By eliminating approximately 2180' and the head from 38' to 25'
a 3 HP motor could be used but this would not leave any safety operation
-1 area and under heavy workload the possibilities that the motor could stop,
are present. The cost difference between a 5 HP and a 3 HP would be
approximately $133.00 but modification on existing pump to meet a similar
operation area would amount to approximately $50.00. A total saving by
using a 3 HP would be approximately $80.00.
I would recommend that a 5 HP motor be purchased to elimina'.e additional
i modification on existing pump and to provide a safety zone if any foreign
material should get into the pump and subject the pump to a heavy workload
for 3 short time. As mentioned the possibilities that a 3 HP could stop will
1, be eliminated by using a 5 HP motor. x
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1) Paco 4" BW Type NC Ij=np with 5 HP, 1200 rpm 3 b motor $1,059.00
with subplate 6 with column length for 8" sump
depth (See attached specification)
2) Paco Type EMA duplex panel, .with Flygt level controller $1,054.00
(See attached specificdtion)
3) Estimated cost for overhaul, repair 8 freight _$ 380.00 _
q$ Estimated cost for tieing into Metro $ 500.00
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Plus Washington State Sales Tax
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An additional allowance should be provided for installation of pump motor,
etc. to be done by City forces.
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TO: Uert Mcfienry
FROM: leiv Erikson i
The following is a brief description of condition and reeoamendations on
Cotton Grove Lift "tation (riviera Ants.)
Problem- Electrical rotor, controls 5 pwrp.
Present condition: Sub-base loose from base
Motnr - bracket loose from sut hasp
CrarT n^, sounds bad
(Eoth sub-hase and rotor are held in plrce by tirber)
Reason for present condition: "Corroding of reuntings and suhplate, caused by
moisture", 'Vibration"
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Recorr�_ndation: 1) Proviue a heavy duty sub-bas (3/4" steel) to minimize the
vibration, and resist or decrease corrosion.
Install a new pump at vacant location
2) Install a need electrical system in a central box outside
the station.
3) Install a dual control system and failsafe alternate
for float control.
4) Connect the stationtsooperation via telenetering system
to watershop.
5) P.er-ovp existing purp for conplctp check-up and overhaul of
electrical nator, shaft, tearines ane, 'rnellpr,
6) Install new sub-hasp before resetting pump
)) Install wheelhandies on valves, to be able to lock; or
install a locking unit on lid.
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Operations h Capacity Tank is being filled in approximately 15 min at peak use
11 " 1 hour at normal use
Pump runs approx. 4 ruin, to empty tank from high to
low level.
Estimated future usage of station will increase with
max. 100T.
In adCition a pressure line should be constructed from the lift
station direct to !ietro line and elirinate long pressure line
in present us
These 1teris will bae reviewed with Jim Nc6eth of Pacific Pump
on Thurs. May 20, 1969.
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City of Benton
Mr. Leiv Erikson
City Engineers office
City Nail
Benton, Washington 9bo55
COTTON ONOVE LIFT STATIOii:
Dear Leiv,
Per our recent conversations attached is data on time PACO 4-Bw Type NC
sewage pump presently installed at the Cotton Grove Station. As shown
on the copy of the packing.i4t for that existing unit it had a design
capacity of 300 g,p.m. at 3,>'fhead & was equipped with 9-314" diameter
impeller. Tae motor was 5 h.p., 1200 r.p.m. & t:le pump had column
length for an b' sump depth.
Tile VBW pump as furnished in 1.959 is still a current unit & an identical
pumping unit can be furnisued. Net Price of the PACO 4"BW Type NC pump
complete with 5 im.p., 12GU r.n.m., turee phase, motur, with subplate &with column iengta for an o' sump depth - - $1,0}y.00.
Est-.gated cost of repairing your existing pump including repiacement of
stub waft, main shaft, bearings, & labor is $3bO.00. This figure
includes freight to & from our Northwest overhaul facilities at Portland,
Oregon. It does not include removal or reinstallation of the unit in
the pump station.
Our recommended c..ntrol system for this type of unit is a PACO Type LKk
duplex panel complete wit:: Flygt level controller. The Type EMA panel
would be furnished complete with a NEMA III weather proof enclosure for
outdoor installation & would contain circuit brealeer for each motor & for
the control circuit, 220i-t10 control circuit transformer, memetic starter
for each motor complete wit" third leg overload protection, automatic
alternator, liquid level indicating gauge, H-C-A selectors, and local high
level alarm. Also included are 4 Flygt level controllers. Net Price of
the panel & Flygt controllers - - $1,o54.00.
Prices of the pumps & control panels quoted above are f.o.b. factory with
full frei;iit allowed to Benton, Washington. Delivery of the pump or panel
is 40 day after receipt of order.
Thanks for the opportunity of working with you on this job. Please contact
US, Lciv, when we can be of assiateace on any cf your pumping applications.
Cy,rdially yours,
Je s N. McBeth, CASE, Engineer
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•� CONDITIONS OF SALE & WARRANTY
QUOTATIONS Unless otherwise stated in the TERMS,6 MINIMUM BILLING Terms are net
quomrim, all quotations are good for 30 days from loth Fox.ro approved co,jit.Interest at e%is charged
,halt data. on past due accounts.The minimum net billing charge
is $5.00. Price sheets issued by the Company show
ACCEPTANCE OF ORDERS All orders are f.o.b.points.and prices therein are subject to change
subject to acceptance by an officer of the Company, without notice.
and orders and deliveries are subject to be Com-
pany's regular credit policy. The Company reserves CANCELLATION OR CHANGES In be event
the right to refuse any order based on a quotation con- of a request to stop wotk of to can^cl any part of an
mining a gross error. order that has been entered and upon which work has
PRICE POLICY been done, purchaser agrees to pay the Company a,
p. Orders entered for "delivery as soon as its usual rates for all labor and costs incurred and
possible" are billed ere the ice"delivery
effect as o the materials purchased or worked by the Company for
Pr (hat order, less the salsagc• value to the Company of
date order is accepted and enlaced,or at the price ad the cna.dleted or pam.11) completed goods.Simd,-)y,
our quotation if anrrd within 30 days of do,,of quo• purchaser agrees to reimburse the Company fa I us
tation. cost due to any changes made by purchaser.
b. Items manufactured by us (no[ including
rotors & other buvout componem-) arc firm in price DELAYS we are ,or liable 'or delays or de-
far is months from date order is entered.\ith the fault. occasioned by strikes, differ aceswith work
foregoing exception ers entered "deliver a h,s ad- men, firs, accident,, delay, or de'aults occasioned V
f vised", "hold fur apl.uval", or with similar rs[nc- by the exercise of gove"so,ival authority or in ob•
tines as to delivery, are billed at the price m effect tainmg materials on trausportat,on, negligence of car-
an '.e date order is finally released, with full infor- tiers,or fo,any cause umvoidable or beyond our cc.
.at an, for "delivery as soon is possible".Orders trot.
ant:red for delivery on, or "not befom"a dare more
than 30 days after date of order ere billed a, pqc• in
effect 30 days prior to delivery date specified. RETURNED GOODS No goods ace to be re-
turned for credit .,,he., our written approval in ad-
C. If an extension of delcv<ry of an order is vane. Request to, norm of goods should stage:
3. Lca[ of goods, 2.
requested by purchaser, the price billed will be that Lisaucof
in effect at time order is finally released for "deliv. 3• Reason for requesting
ting retatuin,rn. number and loge,
a and 4. Condition es
gads es, new saleable condition, ). iforiginalwstates
try as soon as possible". If a change is requested m ,r boxer, Aping rag no der,refinishing?).will . p we made an
the components of an order,the price in effect a,time error m shipping you,order, we will approve retum of
of change will apply to the components changed or Ithe goods, if in new, saleable condition,provided ae
added, are notified prompik upon receipt of die goods. If we
can accept other unused goods (an, due to out ern,
d On order. for future delivery, or "hold for in shipping)for crali4 we will send you auchori"tran
approval", or "deliver when advised", we will en- for their return, singer[ to n restocking charge.When
dtavor to notify you of any applicable increase relied• an incomplete,ambiguous,or wrong description,or an
uled for a future date,to afford)ou the opporani,y of incorrec, pump serial numlx, (whew applicable, in
releasing the order immediately for"delivery as soon u,denng parts) is ghvcn us, any error wt 11•be eon•
as possible", and thus take ad,antage of the price slde,ed as an erto, u, oo.k1o'g. When permission fa
effective before the increase. This will not be pos given to ship goods•o our pl..nt a PACO RM, (Return
sible in all cases. Material Tag)will he fu"ushcd you. Fill in and attach
his tag to the goods, and mark the RSIT number on
the outside of the cann.imcr, ns,as return any mate-
a. Unless otherwise stated,prices include the rial to our plant without an xccmpanymg R IT rag.
Company's standard packing for domestic shipment,
where required. An extra charge is made for special CLAIMS Claims must be made immediately
packing, such as crating for export. following receipt of goods.We are not responsible for
breakage, damage, in sh,atage after goods are de,
I. Applicable excise, sales, use, occupation, livered to transportation cc,vnnny-• such claims must f
or other rases levied upon any transactions will be be made direct to the transporu.tim company by Con-
added to the billing. signer.
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Each Paco pump or part is warranted We canner be responsible (or labor
.gains' defects in wmrial or workrmnsltip cbarges or other rxpenses of any kind, Inns,
under normal use and .mice for a period of delay or any damages of any kind, hovrsaever
one year after date of original shipment,from and w6eresoeter incurred, as the result of
our factory or branrh when installed and An, defeaq nor can we make any allowance
used n in accordance with our printed instrue- for labor,transportation,or any other charges
tion•. Our obligation under this warranty is incurred in the replacement or repair of any
:invited[.repairing or replacing,at our option, pa".
without charge,f.o.b. our factory,any part of _
our own manufacture which is determined by
the Company ro have been defective or the
time it aas shipped, provided immediate No other warranty, tapirs. or im-
written notice is gisrn us upon dtncoycry of plied, is authorized by,or applicable to, this
such defect. The an e6.1 claimed defer6se Company.
shall be returned to us,transportation prepaid,
to establish the claim.
No,..rmnty applies to, and the Cnm- All purchased equipment (equipment
pony is not responsible lotsed damage or.thy, not manuf train! b us), io,including mnfit-
to pump and,'rc motor canned br sand or mhrr engines, steam turbine., hose, vahes, fit-
abrasive v.t,nt in the liquid pumped A•, rings, accessories, ctc., is warnnrrd only
the action of corzouve liquids is beyond the for .he period,end to the extent, of the prig-
control of C..: Company, no warranty is made vial manufacturer s watianty, and is subject
as to the life of a pump handling corrosive to all o' the terms and conditions of such
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FLYGT LIQUID LEVEL CONTROL
For Pumps
UNEXCELLED FOR CONTROLLING THE OPERATION OF SUMP 6 SEWAGE PUMPS
Simple -- Reliable -- No Moving Parts -- No Wear -- No Maintenance
FEATURES
• No exposed contacts to coat over or become insulated with
grease. Solids and scum in sewage can get no grip on the
glossy, pear-shaped casing.
• Corrosive elements in the liquid cannot touch or affect
the completely-enclosed contacts.
• No moving parts in the liquid.
• First cost and maintenance are low -- floats, rods, rod 't
stops, seals around float ro ds, all are eliminated. [� Lms Powce
• PVC casing is many times i".
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type controls; is res�s- .. .. _
tant to most c.ielical-
and petroleum products. The simplest possible way to regu-
• Readily adjustable for late level! A mercury switch in a
level desired; adaptable plastic casing,freely suspended on its
to one pump or a duplex ` own cable at the desired level, tilts
set, or multi-Dump con- as the liquid level reaches it, to
trol; including alarm start or stop a pump or actuate an
level control when de- i,i alarm.
sired.
• By a simple inter-
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change of wi Ong can /.,-A
be changed in a few
minutes from "Sump
Operation" to "Open 1:
Tank Operation".
Two regulators are omploy- i
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start level and one for the
stop level. An additional TECHNICAL DATA
regulator is used for each o
additional pump, and an add!- Max. temperature. ..............113 F.
tional regulator if an alarm Max. voltage.....:............250 volts
circuit is desired. All reg- Max. amps.................10 amps A.C.
ulators are same pattern, a 5 amps D.C.
shock - proof mercury switch Standard cable length........,.20 ft.'
oenclosed in a hard PVC casing. Weight, with 20' cable......,.2.6 lbs. "
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PVC casing and cable For liquid range.. .75 to 1.2 sp.gr.tM
sheathing will resist most 'rable lengths of 42 and 65 ft. also
chemicals, including paint, available,
petroleum, spirits, beer,
fruit juices, soda, , and IV "Standard control, for 1.0 sp.gr.,
rwise specified.
sulphuric-acid solution. furnished when not othe
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cable Starter. We recommend Lee of a PACO factory-
CUTAWAY -l' wired Pam, Panel, including stalls, al.d eir-
- Watertight cult breaker disconnect $witch for each pump,
VIEW OF enclosed automatic electric alternator an duplex Dump
REGULATOR ( j unit, power-on indicating lights, hand-off- �..-
< _' j automatic selector switches, high water and
Chemical alarm - silencing button, alarm indicating
e light, and water level gauge. Typical PACO
Resistant type ERA Panel for duplex pump set, embody-
Pla5tic ing above features, 13 ill ustratsd below. Low
Casing voltage control circuit is an optional fee-
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ARCHITECT & ENGINEERS SPECIFICATIONS FOR DUPLEX PUMP CONTROL
fbrmish and install a PAW Type EAA PuRp Panel, an manufactured by Pacific Pooping Lbmpar,, with Flygt seal-
ed contact PVC regulaters in sump for nutomatit control of the tall poops and alarm circuit. Panel shall be NEIA
1. far all mounting. 230 volts•, CO tyrle. 3 phase. and shall Include R masnetic Starter with DPPrloatl protec-
tion and under-vol[Kge rill ensn fnr each motor.circuit breaker diseoae,et awitrh fur each motor, automatic else-
tr1C alternator. Poser-nn iedleatiag lights, hand-o(f-nU[0m:1[te Selector saitrh for each magnetic Starter. Audi
water slam and alarm-atimctng button. and elan indicating light. nygt regulators shall be eguippad alto
_ feet each of electric cable,
-If two +pits, eM1mge to re.v -4w wits" and a1d this sentence Paeel shalt in6Lda a 40,1f5P trap sjorncq
and gantlet circuit shall be I1! It,, with a circuit braaaer dismnnect smitCl eau tn:icafing lig.it for the
control ci-cuit.
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June 8, 1964
Mr. Jack Wilson
City Engineer
City of Renton
City Hall
Renton, Washington
Dear Mr. Wilson:
Connection to Metro System
Reference is made to your request for permission to connect the
C,ttonwood Lift Station to the Metro system at MH R10-16 of Cedar
Rives rv. k, Sect4,r 1. by your letter of May 27, 1964.
Approval iz i"a^ter: to allow the City of Renton to make the re-
quested connections provided the following are agreed to:
1. The connection is to be made by and at the
expense of the City of Renton.
2. The Municipality stroll be notified two days prior
to the tine the actual physical connection is
made.
3. The City of Renton sha.1, at the present time,
allow the Municipality the right to measure
flows tributary to the connection at the first
manhole upstream from the above pump station.
4. If and when this manhole becomes impracticable
for gauging purpo&es, a new po:,d of measurement
shall be provided by future agreement between
the City of Renton and the Municipality, as
provided in the Metro Rules and Regulations.
Very ly yours,
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Cha rlea V. Gibbs
Acting Director, Technical Services ;
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City of Renton
Mr. Leiv Erikson
City Engineers Office
City Hail
Renton, Washington 9b055
COTTON GROVE LIFT STATION:
Dear Leiv,
Per cur recent conversations attached is data on the PACO 4"BW Type tiC
sewage pump presently installed at the Cotton Grove Station. As shown
on the copy of the packtnj.,Ilet for taxi existing cult it had a design
capacity of 300 g.p.m. &t,3b')hexd & was equipped with 9-3/h" diameter
Impeller. The motor was 5 b.p., 1200 r.p•m. & the pump had column
length for an b' sump depth.
The 4"BW pump as furnish d in 1959 is eW li a current unit & an identical
pumping unit can be furnished. Net Price of the PACO 4"BW Type NC pump
complete with 5 h.P., 1200 r.p.m., three phase, motor, with subplate &
wi-a column length for an b' sump depth - • $1,059.00.
Eat'-mated cost of repairing your existing pump including replacement of
stub shaft, main suaft, bearings, & labor is $3b0.00. This figure
includes fright to & from our Nortowest overnsul fccilities at Portland,
Oregon. It does not include removal or reinstallation of the unit in
the pump station.
Our recommended control system for this type of unit is a PACO Type EMA
duplex panel complete with Flygt level controller. The Type EMA panel
would be furnished complete with a N@IA III weather proof enclosure for
outdoor installation & would contain circuit breaker for each motor & for
the control circuit, 220/110 control circuit transformer, magnetic starter
for each motor complete with third leg overload protection, automatic
alternator, liquid level indicating gauge, H-O-A selectors, and local aign
level alarm. Also included are 4 Flygt level controllers. Net Price of _
the panel & Flygt controllers - - $1,U54.00.
Prices of the pumps & control panels quoted above are f.o.b. factory with
full freight allowed to Renton, Washington. Delivery of the pump or panel
is 40 d4•s after eece:pt of order.
Tnanks for toe opportunity of working with you on this job. Please contact
us, Leiv, when we can be of assistance on any of your pumping applications. a
C rdially yours,
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QUOTATIONS Unless othecwae .mud m the TERMS, 6 MINIMUM BILLING Terms are net
rtion, all quomnms are good for 30 days from 10th prox.to approved credit.Interest at 05 is charged
n date' em past due accounts-The minimum net billing charge
ACCEPTANCE OF ORDERS All olden arc
la $5.00. Price h,eta I...ed by the Company show
f.o.b.points,and prices therein arc sub)ect to change
subject to acceptance lr an officer of the Company, without notice. o
sad orders and deliveries are subject to the Coax,
partypsthefig regular credit policy. The Company reserves CANCELLATION OR CHANGES In the event
the right 8..... say order based on a yuocatuoo con-
biaing•gross en Or, o(a rcque at Instop work cancel any part of as
order tMt has been enteredd and upon which work has
PRICE POLICY been done, purchaser agrees to pay the Company or
a. Orders entered for "dviivery as suon as Its usual rates for all labor and costa incurred and
poaalhle" are billed at the price in effect as of the n'mcrn1: pu chssed or worked by the Company for
date order is accepted and entered,or at the price of tlut order, less the salvage value to the C umpany of
our quotation if entered within 30 days of dam of quo. as vompin,d or partially completed goods.Similarly,
ration, purchaser agrees to reimburse the Company for earn
cost due to any changes Dude by purchaser.
b. Items manufactured nt us (nor including
motors B whet buyout c to .,,f a I.arc firm i peter DELAYS We re tot liable for delays or do-
foregoing six months from dam order a deliver.when
the faults occasioned by strikes, differences with work-
,,Iord roll exception orders enured "deliver when ad• men fires accidents, delays or defaults occasioned
riser", told (ve y, are al!l or with similar c.tw. by the exercise of governmen.al authority or in ob,
'J bans as m delivery, are bided at the puce in effect
on the date order is fmally released, with full Infor- raining materials or toso pwtanoo,negligence ed con-
mstion, for "delivery as soon as psaalble".Orders riers,or fat any cause wavoieable or beyond our coo.
entered for dclitery oo, Or "nor before•'a date more tool.
than 30 days after date of order are billed at price in
effect 30 days Fruit ro delivery date sb:ciftdd. RETURNED GOODS No goods are to be re.
1 corned for credi: wv k out written ,rppmval in ad.
I C. If an at ens ion of deluvery of an order is notte. Request for .,:corn cf got.., should state:
requested by putchaser, the price billed will be that 1. List of goods, 2. Our invoice number and dare.
In effect at time order is finally released for "deli,- 3. Reason for requesting return, and 4. Condition of
ery as soon as possible". If a change is requested in goods (In new saleable condition, in original emirs
the components of an order,the price in effect at time or boxes, requiring no refinishing?). If we made an
of change lull apply to the rnmponenrs changed or error in shipping your order,we will approve return of
added, the goods, if I.new, saleable condition,provided we
are notified promptly' upon receipt of the goods.If we
can accept other unused goods (not due to our new,
d. O. orders for future delivery, or "hold for it,shipping)for credit,we will send you authorizarioo approval", or deliver when advised", we will en- fur their return, sublect to a restocking charge. When
deavor to notify you of any applicable increase sched- an Incomplete,ambiguous,Or wrong description,or as riled For a for date, to afford you the opportunity of uncorrcrt Pump aerial number (where applicable, tan releaaing the Order immediately for"delivery as son. ncorrec pans) a given us, any error applicable,
will be , is as possiblefo and thus take advantage of the price stdercd as vn errOr tan ordering. When permasion is
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effective before the iocreae. This will not be pod- given to ship goods to our plant a PACO MIT(Return
Bible m all taxes. Na tertal Tag)will be furnished you. Fill in and attach
this call to the goods, and mark the RMT number on
of Unless otherwise stated,prices bmlude the nh, outside of the conminco Never return any men-
. Company's standard packing for domestic ship.,., rial to our plant without an accompanying RMT lag.
where required. An at,. thing, is made for special
packing, such a truing for export, CLAIMS Claims must be made immediately
following receipt of goods.{',are not responsible for
(. Applicable e breakage, damage, or shor.ge after goods see d,.
up..' sales, use, occupation, livered to tnnspxxtstion company -- .a,h claims must
added
Aber coxes levied upon any transaction, will be be mad rioo o
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against defects in material or workmanship charges or other sap...es of any kind, loss,
under normal use and service for a period of delay or any damages of any kind, howsoever
one year after date of nrigiml shipme.q from and thercaoever incurted, as the result of
our factory or branch, when installed and any defect, nor can we make my allowance
used in accordance with our printed instruc- for labor,transportation,or any other charges
tions. Our obligation miler this warranty is incurred inthe epl.c,mt.t or repair of any
limited torepairing or replacing,at our up"... Part.
without charge,f.o.b. our factory,any part of
our own mmufaame which is determined by
the Company to have been defective at the
time it was shipped, provided immediate No other warranty, express or im-
written notice is given us upon discovery of plied, is sutMrt,red by,or applicable to, this
such defect. The material claimed defective Company.
shall be resumed in us,transportation prepaid,
to establish the claim.
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No warraniv applies, damage end the Coo- All Lured by equipment (equipment
pony is not responsible for, ywd r went not manufactured t rb es, including motors,
to pump andlor motor caused by sand a other engines, steam turbines, hoe., salves, lily
abrasive content corrosive
in the liquid pumped. the
zings, aeriod, nd etc., is warranted only
the action of corrosive liquids warranty
is beyond the for the period,and to the street, of the brig-
as . e the Company, no warranty is made to l of
eter s warranty,dcon and . subject
as id the fife of a pump handling corrosive to all of the terms and <onditims of such
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Type NA and NC Single cover and automatic control,
Pump Unit with Sump Cover and with long column for
' deep sump.
l3ulltto ProvldsYeares"
Rugged, Dependable se ® '
Thousands of pace Noro-d•g in,buatiaa,new in daily n
epevgdon eanhnw he prerlde eNi<bn1.vaonomicat no depead-
abte aernid pumping"wage,•fhor fyfw+.1 fiutds...hignirg 6 } ✓
Industrial by-preirlo— and Indafrfea west",,heavy fhids,and d
iliquid;ceneddny whda,nfase wns[pulp ease a14 bronxe men-
dos pomp,age wbety used for Mouthing
the"alue of con rj
nodes, browede., feud, and other paceasbrg plank A wtde
range of sixes ty,and a selection of Impeller pes provida o choice
of in.bllution tfmt will conform to any mgmrenrenF-boor elect
firg now sww rem ago ch nvng wwdu,t from bg pond saw,, to
h-.ndhaa pwnpabie food products.
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Stenslord teafla,wrti,a`I • do t
✓t•taipa..eNy7aax'd-p'na+e If-iron fen.
saw pr9iatts shroei bail b•o er Papes,
waver do wsdM Ybwu hew coved, Cut c
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n tact lab wn Wr gaef b in dcoi Aapes for all
UAW* ,A are evabebfe 1n¢feel,
`"'rJl9ndard 4mPelies ie flanged heavy heel
taad10 n ,ublea. ',.chi.*d F.- Mrfact align
e,'aldl"hedaaii:mpeltars pre menu,hisuf id9idity.Mohrbrackethi
ataiMhie 7a tiiactatl .lira4WOMW.mwlwuedt•Wa¢ide a IL
cord fa. p.able �fIL
rat.ts egura.gy >r fib �F J
grans• nr.dta.spat of ma. y . e
wponW 4..ato chalerror: t
o "¢viaei b sfisdl wAh kef •v.i
tacaing mew. cawo and a.ighha n "rank ..I .Zt
' F loamene weigh.,,on atainle»Wesel
cuhN. float .witch moehanisin op- f � d1Ec + Ih
crates nwi'Mtka1q, and rod works'
Esora fiaav�mm�les. wdhin an endmW chmmbn. Who" -
,el nub rhab of the from.it carried me Wntal alterMfGt flat switch is
Yste a.rde bearrnps are spaced al llmud it is oNuar by copaer ! r
heat and hors rod.An noxilinry goal
Iaur,Fap ors when pump length swtvh mey be provided with alter,
rem bearing I I
hM sw sciaipe, o}exceWa :S}a clh¢leer. .rotor for echo wah"tten N'h wgi--
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y ivs>n[e , alarm end owomabc.1 e'n to, Ime-
u• ter-at mslsad of rubber is c?emnpl '
5s chumcol or Nectdcail ore oRhonnl
d :.roanirod on Puma> hendling oaho fo.tun. Cas-light construction
her'.le.ids. is standard ae all unit, e
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fr changeyipe is we "dn:an o a oraf-ron Sump cover and mi,.n length ran be vtl
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nr deti¢pb•piM4 tvhkb befitbsumP himrched to moot individual r.qu.nc _ .- construcriar.c vn,ipnPien pump Gn ei,M.;tingly -ante Sur.,o ccvn, soh Plate, dis !! JJf k.:,w .pet
`:{f dwkox unb ta e t"romovod with :hog-,,tpim and erdam rots afk nol ' • 'r' nere
,e vniywco,.;pies, .fen, a omil., ma>, to^mined when "at re9uhed. h.-I, ¢an tnr Inmv bearing
°epd mwkah, flab am provided in i,J.bron:o and ,pacbl metal can in be lo.wed ntrave .ump
`% pa+a egrgsr slw.ion an available. river
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Type NA and NC$ingl< cover and automatic control' `
:up Unit with Sump Cever and with long column for •�
deep sump.
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STANDARD TWO-PONT IMPELLER, type NC, its
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closed type,with two water Passage. (cut 51.
P.lensed CNENAUIT TWO-PORT IMPELLER,cut d,is
semi-enclosed type;is specially designed t.handle
weLtonalsfrengrh paper towel, stringy synthetic fibres,
and a+ilor material which causes clogging in con'
vrn impelinrs.
Complete poologed units for,eGden rsi and
other Inw copucity towage ei�-Aar,Hquirc- —
ments,a,fembled and ready sa inhtori.Gas-
light missile Ma1M and s sti
wds:. £,mh unit includes non-cpag pump,
i hda+y duly motor heavy duty haul twitch
conhol and Asphalt coated creel rectives.
At felt Icut 71, Modes 3ES.T30 wsib rvb-
cw, menibte malor, de.cribed iw 6ultetin
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her Buliedn 1850,13 (;M,31.
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Gas Tight Sump Cover
Standard on all site,of single and ii
{{{"""J�J�J• plem PACO of Pit on dog pumps.Most
municipal codes req,ire gm.tight can-
stI.Own on all wet pit sewage pumps.
I l A When ordered with "Gastight Sump
�I - -� Cover",manhole plate,puro sub plate,
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motor bracket,discharge purr Rod nuts,
vent flange, and floor switch stand are
C..,,a ".;Pped wish goskels, and parking i,
furnished ,. mcke o fight fit between
"e -c-'."p',"I""d 'F F. d. sump cover and sump.Floor switches and
1� +h..,, y.a.n ar. •,.d. ♦ qa,s•� mechonical alter,..,., are furnished in
..nd one en.ho.e. ism. .«a•m .,.d..
s b.m a etVPa 1. i,h,..nh.d m s• gas fight comnu<tion
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i FLYGT LIQUID LEVEL CONTROL
For Pul
UNEXCELLED FOR CONTROLLING THE OPERATION OF SUMP d SEWAGE PUMPS
Simple -- Reliable -- No Moving Parts -- No Wear -- No Maintenance
FEATURES
• No exposed contacts to coat over or become insulated with
grease. Solids and scum in sewage can get no grip on the
glossy, pear-shaped casing. c•^^•I
• Corrosive elements in the liquid cannot touch or affect
the completely-enclosed contacts.
• No moving parts in the liquid.
• First cost and maintenance are low -- floats, rods, rod L
stops, seals around float ro ds, all are eliminated.
POM[a
• PVC casing is many times
thicker and sturdier •^
than competitive rubber- TO PUMP
type controls; is resis-
tant to most chemicals
and petroleum products. The simplest
p possible way to regu-
• Readily adjustable for late level! A mercury switch in a
..1 level desired: adaptable plastic casing,freely suspended on its
to one pump or a duplex own cable at the desired level, tilts
set, or multi-pump con- as the liquid level reaches it, to
trol: including alarm start or stop a pump or actuate an
level control when de- alarm.
sired.
• By a simple inter- orM..•.L..
l change of wiring can tod�nl p,u.rr
be changed in a few
minutes from "Sump _
Operation" to "Open
Tank Operation". - 1_
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start level and one for the - -
yy stop level. An additional
,1 regulator is used for each TECHNICAL DATA
! additional pump, and an addi- Max, temperature................I130F.
tional regulator if an alarm Max. voltage.................250 volts
7J; circuit is desired. All reg- Max. amps.............. ... 10 amps A.C.
A, ulators are same pattern, a
shock - pronf mercury switch 5 amps D.C.
-� enclosed in a hard PVC casing. Standard cable length..........20 ft.*
- -J Weight, with 20' cable........2.6 Its.
PVC cas ng and cahle For liquid range.. .75 to 1.2 sp.il
sheathing will resist most
chemicals, including paint. "Cable lengths of 42 and 65 ft. also
petroleum, spirits, beer, e,,ailable.
fruit juices, soda, and 10", "Standard control, for 1.0 sp.gr..
sulphuric-acid solution. furnished when not otherwise specified.
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-- 3-cond. flexible
May be controlled by a standard magnetic
cable eta r ter. We recommend use of a PACO fautory-
CUTAWAY L wired Pump Panel, including starter and cir-
Wateftlght grit breaker disconnect switch for each Bump,
VIEW OF enclosed automatic electric alternator on
REGULATOR i unit duo lea off-
Dome r-on Indicating lights. hand-otf-
au tomati< selector switches, high water and
Chemical Care - silencing button, al a'rm indicating
- - RBgIat80t light. and water level gauge. Typical PACO
tine ERA Panel far duplex Dump set, pmbody-
;_ -`-.t P18Sti[ inq above features, is illustrated below. Low
Casing voltage control circuit Lure. is an optional fee-
Lead
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Mercury
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ARCHITECT t ENGINEERS SPECIFICATIONS FOR DUPLEX PURP CONTROL
Ptirnlsh and instill a PAM Type ®1•t PupD Panel, an Sawufactured tv Pacific Puaping 6baDwny. alth Fiygt aee]-
ed-fOntart PW re"Int.'n in S,W, " ant.", control Of the two PoSDa And alatm circuit. Papal Anil be HER,
I, foe wall aDunttpn. 2-V volts'. 60 cycle. 3 phase, and shall inrlude a eaQetic starter nth overload Drotec-
tfon add under-voltagO release for each actor,c'rcult breaker dincoonect switch for ceeh actor, wteaat is elac-
trlc alternator. Power.00 indicating light., head Off-wtoaetic eeleRcr switch Mr swab sagnetfr ats(4 er. high
s eater elan and pan-sll mctpa button, alit elan lndieeting light. Flyat regulators shall be eguippad eftb
feet each of electric cable.
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From: Leiv Eriksen/Bert McHenry
Subject: Cottonwood Road Lift Station
We have reviewed the Cottonwood Road Lift Station for apparent
problems and recommend the following:
(1) Purchase and installation of a new pump in accordance with
specifications attached. Estimated cost $1 ,059.00. i
(2) Repair of existing pump at this location in accordance with
attached specifications - $380.00.
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(?) Recommended control system in accordance with attached
'i speeifications - $1,054,00.
(4) Estimated cost of tieing in line from two Metro $
(5.6 Total cost of improvements required _
We anticipate installation of the new equipment and line by the
water department crews.
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An additional allowance of $
should be provided for
rt 6fptegz shipping costs as the quotations given are F.O.B. factory.
WE believe the above items will improve and protect this lift station
from failure.
.ttached material gives the information as to the items to be
purchased ano jencies from which they can be procured.
Also attached is a memorandur on the caaex condition of this station
at this time. Please contact us if additional information is necessary.
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cHenry
�eiv Erikson
The following is a brief description of condition and recommendations on
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-otton Grove Lift Station (Riviera Apts.) 1
Problem Flectrical motor, controls & ,#
Present condition: Sub-base loose from base
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Motor - bracket loose from sub-base
Bearing sounds bad
(Moth sub-base and motor are held in place by timber)
Reason for present condition: "Corroding of mountings and subplate, caused by
moisture', 'Vibration"
Recommendation, 1) Provide a heavy duty sub-has (3/4" steel) to minimize the
vibration, and resist or decrease corrosion.
Install a new pump at vacant location
2) Install a new electrical system in a central box outside
the station.
3) Install a dual control system and failsa#: .1ternate
for float control. r
4) Connect the stationtsooperation via telemetering system
to watershop•
5) Remove existing pump for complete check-up and overhaul of
electrical motor, shaft, bearings and impeller.
6) Install new sab-base before resetting pump
7) Install wheelhandles on valves, to he able to lock; o-
Install a locking unit on lid.
Operations 6 Capacity Tank is being filled fii approximately 15 min at peak use -
1 hour r- normal use
1 Pump runs approx. 4 min to ampo tank from high to
low level .
Estl mated future usage of station will Inc,-ease with
max. 100%
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In addition a pressure line should be constructed from the lift
station d'rect to Metro line and eliminate long pressure line
in present use.
Then s will .ae reviewed with Jim MCBeth of Pacific Pump
on Thurs. May 20, 1969
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TO: Bert McHenry
FROM: Leiv Erikson
The following is a brief description of condition and recommendations on
Cotton Grove Lift Station (Riviera Apts.)
Problem: Electrical motor, controls & pump.
3 'resent condition: Sub-base loose from base
Motor - bracket lnose from sub-base
Bearing sounds bad
(Both sub-base and motor are held in place by timber)
Reason f„r present condition: "Corroding of mountings and subplate, caused by
noisture", "Vibration"
Recommendation: 1) Provide a heavy duty sub-bas (3/4" steel) to minimize the
vibration, and resist or decrease corrosion. .
Install a new pump at varant location
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2) Install a new electrical system in a central box outside
the station,
3) Install a dual control system and failsafe alternate
for float control,
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,i 4) Connect the statiW s'operation via telemetering systec
to watershop.
5) Remove existing pump for complete check-up and overhaul of
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electrical motor, shaft, bearings and impeller.
6) Install new sub-base before resetting pump
7) Install wheelhandles on valves, to be able to lock; or
install a locking unit on lid.
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Operations d Capacity Tank is be;ng filled in approximately 15 nin at peak use
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i hour at normal use '
Pump runs a pprox, 4 min, to empty tank from high to
low level,
Estimated future usage of station will increase with
max. 100%
In addition a pressure line 4hould be constructed from the lift
station direct to Metro line and eliminate long pressure line
in present use,
These items will bae reviewed with Jim MCBeth of Pacific Pump
on Thurs. May 20, 1969.
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RESOLUTION NO. 1076
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION AND DELIVERY L
OF A CONTRACT WITH PUGET SOUND POWER &
di LIGHT COMPANY FOR FURNISHING
N'T.
WHEREAS. PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY has
offered to furnish for a period of t' �y"� yearn,
upon the terms set forth in the following proposed form of contract,to-wit:
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NOW, THEREFORE, LE IT RESOLVED by the 1' '' ii• owl
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(Cew[il or fmmv4ml
of the Gin of :1 Sz that a
contract he entered into with Puget Sound Power&Light Company for ti.e furnishing of
itrnt�t;.i ataa, twwia g - Maple Valley highway West of Cottonwood
Gr.,,
upon the terms above proposed, and that the Mayor be and he hereby is authorized
and directed to execute and deliver such centract on behalf and in the name of the
City of ✓crtaa
.and he Clerk be and he hereby is authorized
(Ury or Townl
and directed to attest such contract and to affix thereto the seal of the
f'gtti• or ttw-wo
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Duly adopted this 6rh day of December 19 60
/a/ Frank Aliment
Mayor.
ATTEST:
/s/ Vern H. Xorris
Clerk.
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MUNICIPAL '.IATER PUMPING POJER CONTRACT
PUGET SOUND FOUER 6 LIGHT COMPANY. herein called "Company;' and t1.s...CTti.....
(Town or City)
of.....:!.................I a municipal corporation of the State of llashingt<
herein called "City," agree as follows:
FIRST: This contract only covers power used in connection with the operation
of water distribution systems. t
S ZCOND: DELIVERY - in consideration of the payments, and subject to the Ilm-
itctiors, herein stipulated, the Company agrees for a period of ten.• consecutive
years, beginnin9..N9YMW.,T4.. , 19.W..., to reserve for and furnish to the City,
and City agrees during said period to buy exclusively from the Company, at the
rates herein fixed, all electric power required to operate the Clty's water pumping
plant or plants located and described as follows:
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NntwMn, Volta o - - ' - t i•. r '. -... '. . ,•'•,,• +. '4tfm of tra0a.
f«rAr icesaa of
Said electric power shall be three-phase, sixty cycle, alternating current
dttafpfoximately .,.;.'d..... volts. Company agrees to furnish not exceeding
kilowatts but will furnish any additional amount required by the Clty if
it has the powef available. The point of delivery shall be
't a: WL pw,1'i ; . . .,,.
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THIRD: RATES - The City agrees to pay the following rates, same being Schedule
No. 40 of the Company's Electric Tariff No...A..., filed with the Public Service
Commission of the State of Uasnington:
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I Demand Cnarge -
$1.65 per month per kilowatt, or major portion thereof, of maximum demand.
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Energy Charge - w
0.55C per kilowatt hour for the first 25,000 kilowatt hours used per month.
0.55t per kilowatt hour for the next 25,000 kilowatt hours used per month.
j 0,45c per kilowatt hour for the next 50,CG0 kilowatt hours used per month,
i0.40C per kilowatt hour for all over IOO,OJO kilowatt hours used per month,
i Said rate. are subject to coange in accordance with the laws of the State of
Washington and whenever a new schedule of rates for the same service is made ef-
fect ve the City shall thereafter pay the new rates; provided, if the new rates ,
j a:e higher than those herein fixed, the City shall be entitled to cancel this
contract.
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All bills shall be payable within fen days from their date.
FOURTH: MEASUREME14T - Max[mum demand, consumption and power factor shall be
measured by comr..erd ally accuratr maxim.,n demand, watt hour and power factor meters
furnished and installed by :om, , suitable space for which shall be furnished by
the City; provided, maximum demand and power factor may at Company's option be
determined either by meters or by check of service.
The maximum demand for any month is understood to be the average kilov.att demand,
or average rate of use measured in kilowatts, during the fifteen minute interval in
which the consumption of electric energy is greater than during any other fifteen
minute interval in the month.
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MUNICIPAL :DATER PUPPING POI/ER CONTRACT - PAGE 2
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FIFTH: USE OF EQUIPMENT - The City agrees to install and maincaln in good con-
dition proper aquipment for the use of such power and to save the Company harmless
from all liability for any loss or damage caused by such equipment to either party
hereto or to any person whomsoever; not to sell to oters any electric paver fur-
nished hereunder, nor use or permit others to use any of such power in any other
Place or for any other purpose than to operate said plant.
City agrees to notify the Company before. making any Increase In the connected
load and to operate its electric equipment so as no. to Impair the general service
rendered by Company to its other customers, If the City's use stall impair such
service to other customers, the City will, upon demand, install the proper appa-
ratus to prevent City's power factor from falling below 85 per cent, and Company
' shall have the right to discontinue service to the City until such apparatus Is
' I Installed,
The City agrees to use reasonable diligence to protect the Company's property
from injury and Company shall have free access to all parts of the premises wherc
its electricity Is used, to Inspect, repair, remove and replace Its property.
SIXTH: SERVICE INTERRUPTIONS Company ;hall use reasonable diligence to furnish
uninterrupted serv'.e but shall rot be liable for any Interruptions caused by
strikes and/or other labor disputes, accidents or acts of God, or by any cause by-
ycnd the control of the Company, or by the necessity for making repairs or changes
In the Company's equipment and facilities, and the City waives and shill not asanrt
any claims against the C,. psny for damages to the City caused by any suspension,
interruption, failure or curtailment of service by the Company under this agreement
attributable in any manner to national war emergency, including voluntary coopera-
tion by the Company in any method of operation or In any program recommended or -v
requested by civil or military authorities. No temporary interruption shall cancel
this contract.
S EVEIJTN: The ''.onpany shall have the rig it to cancel this contract if an
p
of the Company's property used for the rendition of this service is taken byem-
inent domain, or If such service can no longs be rendered by reason of franchise
expiration and the Inability of the Company to secure a renewal thereof.
Dated this......,, 6th December 60
.........day of......................19.....
Attest: -
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i /a/•:ern H. Morrie /a/ Frank Aliment
CityClerk ".. . ....Mayor
Ili mess: PUGET SOUND PO'/ER 6 L!GHT COMPANY
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That PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY, as Lessor, has rented to
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as Lessee,upon the terms hereinafter stated, the following electrical equipment, to-wit: ` `
1. SaiL egalpment shall y installed by the Lessor upon the said premises of the Lessee described in
that certain 'I`V)Agl�*,t_ ;5. �',,,c.1 power Contract between the parties hereto effective
—..__ and shall at all times be and remain the property of the Lessor and
s m hall not be removed from said premises without the Lessor's written consent and the Lessee agrees to
use reasonable care to protect said equipment from injury while in its possession,
2. The Lessee agrees to pay to Lessor upon demand the sum of$1'!:�s7.', e.
to cover costs of installation and further agrees to pay to the Lessor as consideration for the use of said
equipment the sum of$d.,; per month on thebil lAeC day of each month. -
3. This rental contract shall run for the same time as,and terminate with,the power contract above
mentioned;provided a breach by the Lessee of any of the tams hereof will entitle the Lessor to terminate
this rental contract upon fire kS)days written notice to the Lessee.At the expiration or termination hereof
Lessor may remove its equipment from the premises.
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DATED this 6th day of December• 19 60
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Mr. Jack Ofilsen
City tngineax
City of Renton
City Hall
Renton, Washington
Door Mr. :ilsor,
sosny_,t QfSstro Svstem
Reference is made to your request for permission to connect the
Cottonwood Lift Station to the Matra system at MH k10-16 of Cedar
River Trunk, Section 1, by your letter of May 27. 1964.
Approval is grs...ed to allow the City of Renton to make the re-
quested conrections provided the following are agreed toe
1. The connection is to be oode by and at the
expense of the City of Renton.
2. The Municipality sha12 be notified two days prior
to the time the actual physical connection is
made.
1. The City of Renton shall, at the brseent time,
allow the Municipality the right to measure
flow tributary to the connection at the tirst
manhole upstream from the above pump station.
4. If and when thin manhole becomes impracticable
for gauging purpneea, a new point of measurement
shall be provided by future agreement between
the City of Renton and the Municipality, as
provided in the Metro Rules sm2 Regulations.
Very truly yours.
Charles V. Gibbs
Acting Director, Technical Bervicec
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has R. P. Bucklen
G. L. Burt
R. L. Hibbard
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'!wiieipality of metropolitan .;oettlo
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yeattle 7.%. Washi='ton
httentiont ±,r. llarold :!illers Executive Director
Pau' Siri
The arty of ltsntm :I amby requsate paratLcim Lo cac.wet the
Gottomrood Lift. "tmt,m to the Metro Sewer ;y wet m at YN mi104b
;edar liver TTW'k Sectim 1 " Per dre"'W.a attached.
Y;:ur earliest 1ppt j o: this corowtim wM be appreciated-
Very tru1T Yom 0
Jack ulleon
City Fzcimw
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PACIFIC PUML6M��—� m-
OMPANY
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114 WEST MARRISON STREET LL44=42= • SEATTLE 99.WASMINGTON
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September 18a 1959
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City of Renton
Mr. Jim Heighton
2entoa, Washington
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i Dear Mr. NelgY ton:
Enclosed are three copies of Print 1DR-11321 for the von-clog sewebre pump entered
on your order #3256.
ibis unit is scheduled for shipment the week of October 5th.
Thank yoi for your valued order.
Cordially yours,
PACIFIC PUMPING .:0.
Rurt A. Nelson
.;ales 3ngineer
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3Wera1 Specifications ��snt!nu
All cost for backfilling ano disposal of a C ' for thie si absorbedal shall be
ze and kind of pipe
in the unit price bid for newer pipe in plc
involved.
(10) SEdFR PIPE -� Corcrete sewer pipe shall .omp-Y with s M. Specifications
Ao. �s manufactured for use with Brant Rubber Gaskets or equal.
caskets
i Clay tuteS pipe stall be manufactured
vitrified clay,
conforming to :lay Pipe
Institute Standards manufactured for mechanical coapreeeion jointing with
flexible materials.
shall comply with applicable sections of Esderal
Cast iron sewer pipe
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Specifications MiP-421a for Class I cast
cast iron pipe and y b ha`hea-open
bellr mechanical, or tyton joint. Cset iron fittings may bee M
jo'nt or open bell.
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(11) INSTALLATION OF PIPE - 1'"- D're aMl, be -aid vi%¢out break. .p grade id
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On any portion of tLe work where sewers are tying constructed, the Contractor
shall furnish and keep a -adder in the trench at each point where pips Se
1 being laid tc enable the Engineer to inspect the pipe laying
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tof the pipe from outside edge cf manhole to outside edge of manhole.
(12) MANHOLES
- Manholes shall be constructed at the location indicated on the
plans; to the dimensions and of the materials as shown on the typical detail
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cast section. 'where sewer lilies pass through or ent3r manholes, the invert
channels shall be smooth and semi-circular in cross section and may be
formed directly in the concrete of the manheld base, may be half the laid
in the concrete, or may be construucted ttheyt top exposed section after the g the sewer lines .uously
through the manhole and breaking the edges. Changes of
wlrrounding concrete has hardened and neatly trimming
direction of flow within the manholes shall be made with a smooth curve
wit., as long a radius as possible. The floor of the manhole outside the
cha a shall he smooth and slope toward the channel not less than three
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4:0 W.HARRISON STREET gEATTIE pp,WAR HINGTON AT 4-WOO
ii June 8, 1964
Mr. Jack Wilson
City Engineer
City of Renton
City Hall
Renton, Washington
Dear Mr. W'_lson:
Connection to Metro System
Reference is made to your request for permission to connect the
Cottonwood Lift Station to the Metro system at All R10-16 of Cedar River Trunk, Section 1, by your letter of May 27, 1964. _
Approval is granted to allow t:,e City of Renton to make the re-
quested connections provided the following are agreed to:
1. The connection is to be made by and at the :
expense of the City of Renton.
2. The Municipality shall be notified two days prior -
to the time the actual physical connection is
made.
3. The City Renton shall, at the present time,
allow the Municipality the right to measure
flows tributary to the connection at the first
manhole upstream from the above pump station.
4. If and when this manhole becomes impracticable
for gauging urposes, a new point of measurement
shall be provided by future agreement between
the City of Renton and the Municipality, as
provided in the Metro Rules and Regulations.
Very ly yours,
Charles V. Gibbs -.
Acting Director, Technical Services
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ALL AMERICA CITY - 1959
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Cattw~ Lift Statim to tr-0 !Matra Serer :;yotsw at MH R7p-iG
'ate river Trunk Saetios 1 as per d.-aKnCs at4atrd,
Your earliest :.a u'oval of this coxvyotion gill be apPreclatsd.
'ary truly ypgae
Jack W11am
City FWJMn
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Honorable Fran. Aliaent, Mayor
Mes4,ers of the City CounclI
Rot Cottonwnoc Grove Sewer Pump
Gentlemen,
At the tine the Cottonwood Grove Sewer pump was installed,
nuyet `c:nd Power and Llpht Company in•ormeo me that plans were
being prepared for converting the electrical transmission pri-
mary from Delta to Sier System. Hecause of this ponding change
over, the Comosiy used Its own tra„sformers to serve the rump
on a loan bola without rectal charges.
The change over has now been com-letau and the 'nm?any has
requested the C,ty to furnish the transformers for the numc ser-
vice. The replacement wi 11 rewire 3 - 3KVA transformers at a
cr,st of $L21,.i7, the price T.ntatlnn from Northcoast Electric
Company, Seattle. .o,eral Electric and 'astinghouse prices
were $1.24 and $I.% hicher respectively. An additional t•i!v).')G
Is estimated for installation labor for a total cost of t5fi5.V.
Arra"Iaments can be made for transformer rental from Puwt
Sound Power and Light Co., h wever, it is estimated that rental
will equal ,ur as, orice In three years.
Very truly yn,,re,
James L. Highton, City Engineer
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Frost Jim Highton
lfarch 17, 1960
The following are itemised costa to data of oapital
parchamea for the instilla�ion of Ute Cottonwood Grove Serer
rump and pump Litro.
Pacific Pub - Reap Complete $1186.64
t.raystone - PUM `:anhcls 5,32.95
Dan Kataer - Hulldoaer Rental 57.2G
Mobile ':rang - Crane ien al 44•36
Puget Sound 7 vas & Li&' Co. - Pole-'nanafarmer 315.00
!101.:ce -lactrlc - Electrical Installation 200.00
",AL $23140.15
T}Rse cwtc do not include any City labor, pump lit*
or -uwp overflow line. TIm w<ak by Puget Sound and Holmes
:acctric are estisatad costa, as thin work has not been pa..
formed.
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The City of Renton, i;ashington
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Renton, 'Washington
Attn: James L. Highton, Cit- ^ngineer * ;�xx.
Dear Sir: . . k
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I have approved the plan as shown on City `nginrer-
i ing Department Draring 1'.0. B3.1-34 for the construction of a _
storm drainage culvert over and across the westerly portion of
the Cottonwood property, and the connection thereto of the pump
istation 8 inch overflow line.
Permission is hereby granted the City of ,enton to
enter upon the Cottonwood Crove property for the purpose of con-
strutting the drainage culvert and sewer overflow lina as here-
inbefore described by reference to CrWing Ro. B3.1-34.
Very truly yours,
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�+ Requisition on City of Renton Purchasing Dept.
Now Thn Is Nof A Pwcha..Ode,
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�••�-"'•* Requisition on Citv of Renton Purchasing fkPt.
_ Note:Thii Is Not A P.rohe»O.de.
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Requisition on Cite of Renton Purdming Dept.
Noto: Thi, h Not A Pu,chaw Order
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Note: Thit Is Not A Purches9 O.ae.
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�r, Charles F. Shane
1106 J Ftrset
Renton 2, washinf:ton
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The fblloving is he attrial list for the 8 inch
sever extension to be constructed along the rottorvood ;'.rove
saaerentt -;
12M ranhole blocks 12" raaial for '14" manholes
2 cu. yds concrete 106 mix
U only ,anhale rings and covers, Olympic Foundry 1"22
o",O lin.ft. 8" rubber joint saver pipe
?:otet 8" concrete pipe is priced at t1.02/ ft. and clay pipe
attl.07/ ft.
Pease advise whether you or the City will place the
order for na.erial.s as listed. Also advise on sever eyes you
desira in the line.
Very truly yours,
TIC CPPY n, 3 `.TON
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8 -Y. Charles F. aune
�9 ILLY J Itreet
Menu 2, Washington
DeAr 'T. "hanes
fie here food in staking the sewer far the P Sach
extension of the trunk line tint arveral obstacles have been
ereountered along the easement. ':!-e obeteclee sr- a barbeeua
pit, a cottonwood trees ani an electric TM+wr pole.
T:» City :'trset Depar"nt has scheduled the wrk
for a rontimous operation and will be unable to start and pro-
.. M as with. th• vork until the. obstacles !awe :roan rr...."d ar re-
located.
You have requested the never eons Leo: m st the ity's
earlieat opoortsnity am) this letter in to Lnform you of de
in the work tmlebe the esse,nmt in olearvd of the obetaeLa.
very truly gains,
TI'E C r7r 01 AI MTON
Jame L. Hig ,, .sneer
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Jeer Jerryt
The ibll.otria8 is the eatimete of construction coWa for the
instsll®tim of toe Cottonwood Grove esnitary trunk aevert
Saver Pum. Putt' Line and ' mrfiow Line
4steriale
:ever pump 81141.00
Pump rsnhols 550.00
Pump overflow line - 25fl51 1012.00
Atmp discharge Tins - 11V 4265.00
Tf'7'AL 76%8.00
labor
Pump manhole 8 500.00
'ar.hols overilot line 300.00
:ewr pump 200.00
Purp discharge line 2585.00
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;"TAL P1585.00
8 inch Trunk Sewer Fztension
Uterisle
9501 - `" cm. erobe pipe $969.00
4 mly :v holeu 696.00
'FOCAL 81665.M
tabor
8 inch oipe S38M.M
Vnholra 1%.00
TOTAL 839%.00
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TOTAL NIATTAIAL 97723,00
TOTAL LABOR 7489.00
TOTAL CAST S15M.00
t Material 51t
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CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON
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PERMIT ;ems
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I founN yN wxuNO COMMENCED IN 60 DAYS I�EIIM+r{[ S 1♦ ..
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OR ON UTILITY E.S[MENTS
I Ig1ERY C[RTIT THAI NO VIdIR I ,ft CON[E-C"AS DOICRIB[D 46RDV1 AND IN .WROYED MANS AND SICCNICATgM AND TWT ALL WORM IS TO
Cdlt'OItM TO[:EN:ON COD[: ND DRDNMNCE
CALL FOR INS►E CTION
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OR SUOIECT TO CCW0.4NCE WON LNF gIOINANC.Oi INK CITY OF RENl AND
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EXTENSION
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_.9 +^?-.•_..,' caecbi in tri)L':ato Sy tad hetmcn inn c1T7 C^'+^'Roll,
n '+•niN^"l l—,-nttnn v der LM lave of the ,rate of'faahin^,tcn, hercitrtrr `t
to as "^Ipv,^ and CAME", R. SVAI.5, inrcinafter rnferrod to a, ^Naar;^
Arn11'^47, City in ennte•nlating the conatrrrotim If n rinitary souer ,
^„m,n±nnt " •Aatl-npra "ItI M tt atriat to aerva`,a `4nenn
nld Addition
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.• •^,rrty n' `n•rte,end aljoinl•n aH n•n^rani nrrm>:•tinn, end
lrril- ik:t r-,mar is me"nntly dareleninq the coxcall,d rettnmmM crave erra
r".�nl d--flings All et`or mrrreae,and the eunntrneti.m of o tank fan. 1
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'•+ry otnnr t, tFe Ysnlmmnq addlti m ronld alon recce the ref!,nneroM Crrrn �.
rra nr'nr rr"loin tenditt'n" ,-d �-
..'"'d5. t`•n City thrmr,;h it, 11;inneni1q depart:snt lna dr. flan., for
t•n r,;nntnreti nn n",n1d 'miter, ^ever eyetat, nail'fans helnq n,b,rM a
nn'1
•.`o ^ity'nqt"rnr In, e,tlrated 4hat Lrn Iota'. co.".t nt tabor
inn^a`erl ats ton^.'ect tr:n work "tatamlated nnhr r,td plan, to ^15,VI%00
+r]t:at the ^r Ttienatt a`art n", the Ciro ire-t`,lroefit, to prrgcrty oared
r Iroini nrzh-n-ed by him:no ame r. A,n^inite a, rnr "oat tntatn rontract I
•','<d"`raw 1't, !'Set ,fold he ti,000,.M and tl...t —.1 ,not of M-ri.1, fM f
t'ne na,tvard t,.a A f'ntlermni rrrn th, flan n'o*.trn rn
r,`.i nla••, it 1-1-nndm-117 t2,^Pn•r!n, !'rt e.°""lirtI'MR, tie r,rtie,!orate ngrre
rod tti}rat.a*s at bltrna:
1, Shs il," facts oM rceital, or, h^n,by food to he trio rnd torrnrt
`n all rnr•n•t; i, " n-•rthnr htnn"tnnd tM•, ton lrnd ntevatnn in the propne«i -
`nam•vi rrr.m acre to lion that it vtll not toett ttn diapotnl e" mea^n
o the n,l^t.inq trunk ,Yntec by rrnvi tv [lint nrel tit otbnr mnnn Will hire
h,eYabP�hnl in nr&, to rr•,vr ee aat.d area and to ntt,nd axh aerri en to
2. i,naticn nr tho ;:aY:art of^iva TTorrand follara
by Purer to the City, in lieu of an asmsasnt by mall of o toeal 1m oveaant f
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^'efrint "c a -^^r r;Ya.. .•ceo ip: .:T "iteN :- S-rn1;Y ac'M. ovlod^ed. the
.i!y^-n�,+oaae aal `o 7'.®p atatim in the eani!ery M1 r
. . !-•ak 1'a na sM.m an cn-t:ear4 =Ira.r[oj^2.1-K7 and to Cwther .
r. S c^:T^n 'tire'^rgs p!:a it, from sa'd nrep nfatinn to t0a exist"".
'n n•1ttt5^�� tM .^.tty 1,ill re'nrd t'o trAek Ilan '
mnvr-l^a•oly 1rn ^^et trwarte the Mvplovocd ad>lition n"a as Eh,mie en :aid
draw:
1. -ha•. in r'ditton •m yy ^.yCI'O.^0 pa•.-eat in lien ^f aesv^.mnt� b•a
"nor will max:M rnaplter ^n, t•a aater!ala M,rnaonry tm alt.md tM triad'-
1-0 nac•rrly tmards tiro !•.,nlrmod hnra Area. •.ho e,tisetai amount of
'a rxnrenaly nm'nratnnd and n?rred thlt to *he event the i^nA1. "�, nnnt
ni etrtr! •t T-a "i1 thr oe7ManM ares ^o- the inntallntinn n" rnnttary ee.mrs
and ^aid nxfe^h•l tnmk line to nmd and n•n•elarad Iw na',l '.are!"mp%Naenm t IC.
an its rnnrratt"n vlfh LM ^it9 rf`•mtmt nenrl '"1", that the
^,mar mill he •^i-tmrli for RM nrotmta rsporelcxi try htm •or maid astnrinln ,
"1 •'nr ^...;,,a•^d nmm•at n^, Qn.rry^n'. ^rom ont n^, tdrr 'hT1s n^ r1!4!aeal
.-.,-,at^.!.`rint. If no nMh',oral lrmrolanent nintr'.M, in nnmpleryyl
r atnl not rr ohtttlod to any netebnr nvent,
^nn^r 'ns a^^.ute^, ani nrr
-h-11•. m "—A by,all mmI%^a ^r-\am tm'nr nnr!rr.'r'n drnA"
, flat "t ;::y well halm thn r'rht to rn span ntMr r.rop^rttnn nd-
:wt..l .atd^7.._ry,r. n.y - r r,r ^r,nn-^, r. ••�n w^rk rteene-aly in fM tn-
•lt^ae'wn a" 'e. i ^Y.l^- ]'2•nq. ^'^N ^i\.y 'Fat in tM r2rEtnnt!an t
""e,i• W 11 r^nlaH tw3 Tr1h" of the laMi Cnretw.d h^ M!d
-a-a•tmt :n •ho e^rl it!nn Ghat It xse 1-iMta•.ay preredirv! thn rnnstroction
u1-ks as rlarly as -ay M.
,. ally a"r^r- to ro.mnao wart nn -aid !nmk .^Doer r.,vatnn paeo atatinn
as "In n 1enn�hn• and to prMald 0th ne'd .rark with rearnnabin dlllrence.
cork •!cn- ^r1 at re'erala used to said vark shall be and leatln the
_,^ rtv r? Lhn^lty 111 t"s n1ty will nemma 411 mintmnnm And nlnratian '
el n it" co-Vlotlol. 't in r_cel fira7lp arced thot thn
..arin,:et'.nn 1td ai ataranes c. 2ra eolllct:nn syntem locatad on OYArr's pro- 1.
Its Td,ts nnr'.ctlnn with the t.n,nk ayn Mm nhall bo tho nrin rerpnnvibility
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^art'rc? n'•ar-^, ^rla .rr.ant :!'s '1m^^ cy nay o4 assuss^ontm tr o!Icrxioe for
•nM •rvk +•+ - ins"allatinn gaml an hit pmtnt•n,trohir aa'1 rare`.aa, of
ri t`at ^L¢ only^•tell r,la•.ita !n nnmYation vi;h tln 1
s'^k •.^" e•. ` . "it9 411 M tM :ro nil Yr ronroction rher,+.ra owl nle cr
of ro^Y•.Md to tb erilnenxY ^• tn. City.
i. +• to ^ct•vr n .�ci `•f •td +q-t'r� tn! nny na•I nll a+nrv.et. nrnml_
ron`; �•• Tit'+rl`!rn nr lots n�r•n-on•, tl•all rnn hr+m
to
reC"ed witim; ani A—.(A `I,t" rartill h,r,tt•. ^x.nr forth'ortcos tta'. thorn
n+.a "o ovl ^re.dtea or raprssrntatinnY ^tale t• him ralati" !o tM nroroxd
rrnstn'etinn nt..._ tMn rrn'.oir^d in`•hl,n••r••n--n t.
l4`rr-r i`I'ti!'tl?. .r, taro Mrennte of41.M nni, land, •.4+,
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PHIS INSTRUMENT, made this '"day of CGc:77 C�S�r Iga'
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by and betweeni_ r "x.) l r_..�and
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hereinafter called "Grantor(s)," and the CITY OF FENTON, a Municipal Corporation of
King County, Washington, hereinafter called "Grantee."
WITNESSETH:
r That said Grantor(s), for and in consideration of the su,, of S
_paid by Grantee, and other valuable ro i'bra ti on, do
63 tTiese presents, grdn t, bargain, sell, convey, and warrant unto the said Grantee
its successors and assigns, an easement for roadway and public utilities (including
water and sewer) with necessary appurtenances o,r r, through, across and upon the
1 following ees.ribed pro^erty in King Co m tv, Wac',,ngton, rare particularly described
as follows:
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A 60 foot utility easement 30 feet on either side of the following described line:
Beginning at the point of a curve known as Engineers Station 1528 ♦ 91.37
on SR 169 (Maple Valley Highway) thence South 42°07'45" East along the
—' back tangent 41.37 feet to the true point of beginning thence South
54°52'45" West 200 feet thence North /2'07'15" West to the Cedar River
less State Highway.
Together with a temporary construCt,un easerrnt descrite as.
cemoorary c.,nBtru easement snail remain ,,, iurce during C5rStruC-
ti0n and until such time as the roadway, utilities and appurtenances have been
accepted cer the operation and maintenance by the 3ra, tee but not later than
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Said heretofore mentioned grantee, its successors or assigns, shall have
f"• right, without prior notice or proceeding at law, at such tines as may be
necessary to enter upon said above described property for the purpose of construct-
ing, maintaining, repairing, altering or reconstructing said roadway and utilities,
or making any connections therewith, without incurring any legal obligations or
,lability therefore, provided, that such construction, maintaining, repairing,
altering or reconstruction of said roadway and utilities shall be accomplished in
sucnoth a manner be disturbedaorthe private damaged, they willbetreplacedn in as the
goodi as c(onditionaasshall
they
were immediately before the property was entered upon by the Grantee.
The Grantor shall fully use and enjoy the aforedescribed premises, including
the right to retain the right to use the surface of said right-of-way if such use
does not interfere with installation and maintenance of the roadway or utilities.
However, the grantor shall not erect buildings or structures over, under or across
the right.-of-way during the existence of such roadway .and utilities.
N This easement, shall' be a covenant running with the land and shall be bind-
ing on the Grantor, his successors, heirs and assigns. Grantors covenant that they
are the lawful owners of the above properties and that they have a good and lawful
(V right to execute this agreement.
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STATE OF WASHINGTON )
COUNTY OF KING j SS
1, the undersigned, a notary public in and for the State of Washington, hereby
certify that on this QNay Of 197Mpersor.aily appeared
before Grrrv.s=.petsF Svte.ie _ _
and — -- ----- --_--andand to me l�n-ixn to rn vidua descry d
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in signed
o eealp e e Torego n-- +*An trf ee a and acknowledged that
signed and sealed the same as i-a-t S free and vcl untary act and dee or t e uses
and purposes therein mentioned.
naar5rai y0 ,
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?he City of Ronten, Vashington -
city Hall
aentm, Vashingtm
♦ttnt :awes L. Hightm, Cite Fnrsnser
Lear irt
. I her approx,' the plan as ehmm on City '=gineer-
ing Department Drawing 1Io. 33.1-J4 for ttr construction of a - '
store drainage culvert aver and across the vesterly portion of
the Cottonwood property, and the conmectinn thereto of the pumP
station A inch overflow line.
P-mission is hereby granted the ^Sty of 'enton to
enter upon the Cottonwood Grcve property for the purpose of cc--.-
etrveting 'he 'rainage culvert and sewer overflow line as bers-
inbefore described by reference to ]raving Ea. 13.1-34.
irry tn.1y ywrs,
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LTiar es F. Shins
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
TLat Charles P. Shane ..._.. and. L .
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huabmd and wife,hereinafter referred to u .'o ' "DOLL ' ""party Ic the ere part for area In 10 hereby graionnt.
of OHp DOLLAR as ear
Other good area valuable ON..Municipal
receipt Co o mien le hereby teof Warrington,
to hereby`rant,release area d aro)
.D into it r CITY OF Rnant an a Muntual o C.on.and '. the Boats of lVWed pro, as "Party o[ the eaeon0 par{,"
r.l an easement appurtenant ar.0 perpetual over,on,and to the tollowing dexrlbed Dropertlp:
A 10 foot easement, the centerline of which is described as follows:
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£,ginning at the intersection of the wet line of 0OV1t Lot 8,
Section 17, Township 23 Ilorth, Range 5 East, U.N., with the
I> centerline of Primary State Highway J1.69, (Maple Valley Highway)
thence southeasterly along said centerline a distance of 368.44 feet;
thence south 50a2012111 west 30.19 to the true point of beginn
of
lair' 'n foot easement; thence continuing south 50020121/1 west to the
bank the Cedar River.
Together with an add'tionil 10 foot easement, 5 feet on either side of
the previously described 10 foot easement; being 20 feet in length and
lying westerly of a line drawn perpendicularly from a point on the
centerline of said previously described easeunnt south 5002012111 wet
11 132.31 feet from the centerline of Haple Valley Highway.
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And .he per!y of the second part to have for the purposes of conatedetlon, repair,eerrtce,and maintenance of
sewage pipe lines and any other public uttllllew and aervltte.
IN WITNESS WIRREOP the said parties have hereunto at their hand,and scale thla... 22.....TS-_.._...day of
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STATE OF WASH[NOTON l
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I, the una .gnen Notary Public In and for the State of Washington, residing In Renton, Washington, do
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"obese tnoy'p.b`tot the Individuals desrlbed N area who eseeuted the me u LMw[was am yolmtary set
id;Qe .for the usrp ail§purposes herein mentioned.
's y@rsiri ugdet say 1`urpd and official nil this............
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Notary PunRe W and for the Stan.of Wasn.ntpoa,
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MIKETUAL EASMINT
IDCSTP�IIf Cottonwood Oroee
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1 GRANTOR: Charles F. Shane aed Agnes Be Shene
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I DATE: February 17, 1960
Et:Cokrz: 5133433, Vol. 4010 Deeds, IA o 663, Feb. 19, 1960
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ULML DESCRIITVVa An oaawnent ten (10) foot in vi.lth boino £1vo (5)
foot on each side of the follocrirfg deecribcd
centorlire.
Do;inning at the intersection of tho cast 1Lna of
Goverment Lot 8 and the youth ri Cht.of-say line
of :"IT No. 5, tacnce ❑ 56 34 47^ 13, 471.67 i'cot
to the true point of beginrine. Thence S 14 42123e N,
476.4 feet, thonce N 75"17147" ;!, 2�.0 fcot, all
being located within Suc. 17, T230, R5F:, fled.
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PERPETUAL EASEMENT
1 KNOW ALL MEN By THERE PRESENTS
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Thal. Charles r. Shan And Agnes E. itaM
husband and wth here.naft,r n•erred:a A• ') t the first part' ' i it n consideration of ONE DOLLAR and
other good and valuable r,mmdv tion rer .^ ich is hereby a^k a µid do hereby grant.release and convey
unto the CITY OF RENTON.a Mumapal t. ion of the St.", a .,h snm n "Party ,( in, second part"
an easement sppurtAl and perpetual over.on.and M the followun. sus.:gybed pnpwrtics.. situated In
King County, St.te of Washington to-wit,
An easement ten (10) feet in oidth being five (5) feet on each side
of the following described canwrlln.
Begin-tag at the intersection of the Nat little of Government Lot 8
and the South right-cf- way line of SR No. 5, t-encs N 560 43' 47' W,
471.67 feet to the true point of beginning. Thence S 140 42' 13- W,
476.4 feet, thence N 75d l ' 47" N, 25.0 feet, .,.1 l.eing located within'
Sec. 17, T23N, RSE, W. P.
replacelsert
And the party of the second part W have for the purposes of c^nstructwn rrpeo mrvlc and maintenance of water
sewage pipe lines and any other public utihur,and services. I�
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said parties have hereunto set their hands and se43 this �, -• day of
!! / 1960 lat
GRANTOR`
STATE OF WASHINGTON
Ctms'v or Kle, 1
I, the undersigned Notary Public i and for the Slat( of WAshingt^n. residing In Renton. Wwthingwn do
hereby certify that on the 15.1) day •V.. -•- 1960, MR, personally
appeared before me Cherlae and -.y_.:E —. -l.ylp
h4 wife,to me known W be the Individuals tee,r0sed In antl who executed the same as their free and voluntary act
ano deed for the use&µp.ysgµaa herein mentioned
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Orvae under mEtutf4i 19e{*41 seal this �t.h dry of .-�:�.-.•� 1960.amf
ti T ` \\ l'6N ICotary Public in and -l"TTrt state of Waahington.
a' w h �y • as. O hj residing In RentonIT
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DATE: 0ctober 6, 1961
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