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January 1, 1+ul
City of Renton
City Hall
Renton, dashington
Attention: Mr. Jack Wllsor. Mt. Gllvet
i;entlamen: Yocstsr Pump Station
We are enclosing herewith, six copies of Change
Number One which we have stgned, and which Is in accordance
with our proposal.
Kindly execute and return at least one copy or the
enclosed ,ocuments for our files.
Very truly Sours,
MITUR5 COHSTHIICTIO';, IMC.
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February 22, 1966
LLTM OF CRSOIT
Mt. Olivet POping Station
Requisition #19072
Mr. Jack Wilson, City Ecgineer
Renton City Hall
RentA-., Washington 98055
Dear Mr. W1130112
Referring to the above requisition and our quotation of
De-ember 6, 19bb to you in the amount of $1,895.Oo.
This letter confirms to you, the vriterms conversation
with Ar. Joe Silgan of the Seattle office of Cornell,
Howland, Hayes & Merryfield a few day$ ago.
A credit of i2OOeOO is hereby allowed to you due to the
fact that our instrusente in the Pumping Station, will
be installed is a cabinet being furnished by the Electrical
Contractor rather than the type of cabinet ve use. This
will eliminate cabinets of different design and finish.
Yours very truly,
SERVICE CONTROLS COMPANY
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Seattle
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GENERLL INSURANCE CC ANY DG AMERICA
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issued and are in full fete.and elect.m the effective date of this cep i(icate.
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of limits of liability, amount of coverage or the cord"lacluded".
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April L. 1966
Honorable Donald Cuetare Mayer
Members of the City Council
ser Propoesd Mate.-Works lapeveasate far U66
aentlement
Tbo ZotlrnrinH Gpartsmnt reapeotfully tegwab that um ssasa-
eary stops be tabon to retain a oonsfitant to dnsitm tro asoeter
Pasp Statiom te9dred by the Utility Dap Uwmt.
thu to the rapid development by "ram-America and ethers Se the
ssut:urlr portion Of the otty it appears that the Talbot ."iIII Pump
station rill have to he ivstellsd ssaeer tww orLeLlaur pl,aassd,
Alan, tbo Mt. Cliwt POW Dtetiao is aohedVl&d to ba caastaeabd
this yur as part of the Itevsave Bard Program.
it is plamwd that *Or staff Will design mad fall for bide an
the srasaaary astas required to ow. Of the �mw Stations. Thu
aver of motion should 6114r for assetmatim to be ooapletad Lhis
year.
Very truly yours,
dsak Alem
City mAgin er
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1lcene tku Donald Owner. Mayer
Hambmm of the City Coamoil
Fier Consultant :or Two Booster Pmp Stations
Centleasna
It Lc the mcomeeaiatim of 1a jogioearing Dr PmIAwst and the Fin and slater Caenittee that the fire of OWW11, Horlsftd, Ha se
and 40rr'fiald be retained to design the It. O11wt poop geatim and the Talbot Hui Pap g4tim reader terms MAoatlised in the
far�a hed Pr'ePoeal. 3uioally the o>*& om sun bie of seplolseat prori�
saran of pleas posest of $3,200.00 for final design and pmw_
am spwlfiaatiow for the Kt. Olivet pap aaation
and ■ imp ass Psyusnt of i4,4$0,00 tar dauign, plans and spscifi�
oatiar for the Talbot ,IiU pap 3Utim.
This firs reasartly completed a comprretenlre water .Lucy for
the City. Their cork nee very satiaibctory and capletal asd
these two Pro'ects are a result Of this stay. raving thoroughly
fasdliar With the City*$ 3VOIem, they will have no prcblaM in
developing the most desirable design in the shortest possible
Very truly loves,
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City ftgineer
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AGPEEMENT TO FURNISH ENGINEERING SERVICES
TO THE
'TY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON
FOR
WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into by and between the CITY OF
RENTON, Washington, hereinafter referred to as "CITY" and CORNELL,
HOWLAND, HAYES h MERRYFIELD, INC. , Consulting Engineers, hereinafter
referred to as "ENGINEER".
W IT NESS ET H:
1. CITY hereby agrees to employ ENGINEFR and ENGINEEP agrees
to perform professional services, as hereinafter more particularly described,
relating to the establishment, improvement and construction of additional water
system improvements located within the Renton Highlands area and the Southeast
area of the CITY OF RENTON, all as more particularly described hereinbelow.
Z. The services of ENGINEER shall include the following, to-wit:
ENGINEER agrees to review projected water demands for said two
areas (Highlands area of Renton and Southeast area of Renton as
hereinafter more particularly described) and prepare preliminary
designs and cost estimates for pump stations, equipment, appur-
tenances and controls relating thereto. ENGINEER would consult
from time to time with CITY and upon approval of preliminary
design, ENGINEER then to proceed with the final design. Thereafter
ENGINEER will prepare and furnish plans and specificatio,s in
detail, complete, for the public facilities and furnish servicm<
pertaining to construction phase as prescribed in Paragra�,h 5
hereof (but excluding work in connection with the proposed trunk
mains). For purposes of simplification tht., Agreement shall
cover and relate to two (2) separate projects hereafter described
as follows:
A. Highlands Area - Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station
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B. Southeast Area - Talbot Reservoir Booster Pump Statio..,
including Talbot Hill Area and new development east of
Springbrook Road; new development north of Puget Drive,
including Rolling Hills and Tiffany Park; Renton Hill Area
as indicated by study of up-to-date information and
immediate facilities to be constructed thereat,
3. For each such project. A and B above, the engineering services, in
addition to the aforementioned, shall include the following:
A. Consultations from time to time with City officials and governmental
agencies relating to and having jurisdiction over said sites and works,
B. Planning for any necessary field information for design except that
detailed field survey work for plans and profiles would be furnished
by City forces.
C. All technical assistance to CITY in design of the pipeline from Talbot
Reservoir to Benton Highway.
D. Final design of pumping and related facilities in preparation of
detailed contract drawings, specifications, contract documents and
separate contracts, together with cost estimates, preparation and
delivery unto CITY of a sufficient number of copies of drawings and
specifications for final review, securing bids, and awarding contracts.
4. In consideration of such services as hereinabove outlined CITY will
pay unto ENGINEER the following amounts, to-wit:
A. The sum of $3, 200.00 for all j:the aforesaid work in connection with
the "Highlands Area project". (Project A)
B. The suer. of $4,450.00 for all of the aforesaid work in connection with
'he 'Southeast Area project', as above defined. (Project B)
S. After completion of the services specified in Paragraph 3, ENGINEER
shall further perform the following services pertaining to the construction phase
of the aforesaid two projects, which services shall include the following:
A. Assistance in securing bids; tabulation and analysis of bid results;
recommendation of contract award; preparation of formal contract
documents for award of contracts; resolution of contract drawings to
fit actual field conditions encountered; consultations from time to
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time and advice to City officials during construction; checking
detailed construction, shop, erection and equipment drawings and
specifications; review of laboratory. shop and mill test reports of
materials and equipment and reports therefor to the City officials
from time to :tme.
B. Periodic inspection of work in progress and consultation with City
officials a A contractor and prompt advice to CITY of any defects,
irregularities or unnecessary delays.
C Preparat. ,n of pay estimates during construction.
D. Observation of initial operation of the project and of performance
tests required by the specifications and prompt reports thereof
unto City officials,
E. Final inspection and report to the Council on the completed project
and acceptance thereof by CITY.
F. Preparation of as-built drawings with sufficient copies to be
furnished unto CITY.
In consideration of all of the aforesaid work during construction phase. CITY
will pay unto ENGINEER the following amounts:
A. The $urn of $900.00 for the Highlands Area Project.
B. The sum of $1, L00.00 for the Southeast Area Project.
In the event that CITY wishes ENGINEER to provide additional services, including
resident engineering services, all such work shall be performed on the basis of
payroll costs plus seventy-five percent (75%a) of payroll for resident services
and one hundred percent (100%) of payroll costs for all other additional services
plus expenses at cost. The scope ui the additional services shall receive prior
approval of CITY
6. Either party hereto shall have the right, at any time, to terminate
this Agreement, or either project specified therein, upon not less than five (5)
days' written notice, unto the other party; in the event of such termination,
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ENGINEER is to receive and accept as full payment for services performed
prior to the notice of such termination the amount then due ENGINEER under
this Agreement at the time of such notice, duly prorated to date of termination.
7. All plans, drawings, specifications and designs prepared by
ENGINEER for CITY, and after payment therefor by CITY, shall be and
remain the property of CITY.
g. It is further agreed and understood that ENGINEER will commence
work within ten (10) days from execution of this Agreement and complete all
services specified in Paragraph 3 within three (3) months from the date
hereof for Project A and five (5) months for Project N. ENGINEER will
complete all services specified in Paragraph 5 within two (2) months after
final acceptance by ENGINEER of construction of each project. Time is of
the essence.
9. Neither ENGINEER nor CITY shall assign or transfer its interest
or obligation under this Agreement without the written consent of the other.
This Agreement shall be binding upon the parties, their partners, legal
representatives and/or assigns. Any questions becoming in dispute under
this Agreement, if the parties are unable to resolve same between themselves,
shall he submitted to arbitration at the choice of either party, in accordance
with the arbitration rules and procedures applicable hereto under tare laws of
the State of Washington.
10. ENGINEER further agrees and covenants to make a final and
complete inspection of the construction projects prior to the expiration of any
warranty period and to submit unto the CITY the result of such inspection in
writing, noting all defects or deficiencies.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto ifix their hands and seals
ehtaig, day of k-..-.r 19 G!. .
CITY OF RENTON, a municipal corporation
By-
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CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES 4 MERRYFIELD, INC.
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29 September 1966
Mr. Jack Wilson
City Engineer
City of Renton City Hall
Renton, Washington 980ii
Supervisory Control System for the
Dear Jack: Proposed Mt. Olivet Pump Station
As you dre aware, on 0 September 1966 Mr. A. B. Barnes and I met
at the Renton watershop to review the City's water tacilities'supervisory
control system with the supplier. Mr. R. Teeson of the Service Controls
Company. Our purpose was to determine the advisability of expanding the present
Control system to include the new control requirements. not only for the Mi.
Olivet pump station, but also for the other projected water system improvements.
As a result, we found:
1. The present supervisory control system is in reasonable working
order.
4. The City is apparently self-sufficient in the day-to-day operation
and maintenance of the system.
3. The present system can accommodate the controls for the Mt. Olivet
pump station and probably for other projected system improvements.
4. Expanding the pret.ent system would appear to be less expensive than
installing a separate system to control the new pump station.
We therefore recommend that the supervisory control system for the
Mt. Olivet pump station be deleted from the forthcoming pump station
construction contract and that a price be negotiated directly with the Service
Control Company. This company's proposal should provide for the following
control functions, utilizing existing equipment where possible:
Mr. Jack Wilson
29 September 1966
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1. Transmission of four (4) water level points from the Highlands
ground level reservoir to the City's watershop.
Transmission of signals from the watershop to the pump station to
stop and start four (4) pumps.
3. Transmission of signals from the pump station to the watershop to
visually indicate that a pump is operating and totalizt the operating
time for each pump.
4. Transmission of signals from the pump station to the watershup to
totalize the water flow from the pump station.
5. Transmission of various alarms to the watershop tc indicate power
failure at the pump station, failure of any pump to start, and any
telephone line failure.
It would be desirable for us to review their proposal to ensure that the
required functions will be performed. We would also compare the bid price
with the cost of equipment of other manufacturers.
As our electrical design for the pump station depends on how this control
system will be provided. we will await your approval of our recommendation.
Please contact us if you have any questions.
Very truly yours,
CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD
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12 October 1466
Mr. Jack Wilson
City Engineer
City Hail
Renton, Washington 98055
Mt. Olivet Booster Pump St„tion
Dear Jack:
We enclose two copies of the Contract Documents for the Port Angeles
pump station e,hich has the same form of Bid Bond, Proposal, Contract for
Construction, Performance Bond, Information for Bidders, Special Provisions,
Prevailing Wage Seale, Affidavit of Wages Paid and General Conditions as we
propose for your pump station. Revision will b- necessart to the Proposal and
Special Provisions. Also enclosed is a draft Advertisement for Bids worded to
suit your format which we discussed.
We ainl to have a preliminary copy for your review on Tuesday, 14 October,
The bid advertisement is usually inserted in the local paper by the City, and we
arrange for i isertion in 'he Seattle and Portland Daily Journals of Commerce at
the City's expense.
Very truly yout s,
CORNELL. HOWLANDi 11AYES & MERRYFIELD
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Antony B. Barnes
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contraction of the Mt. Olivet Booeter Pup YtetUi. the 3aaired
date for ;;id Op.nlq is Aoraahor 2'., 1966.
Par? truly Yoe.
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93 Columbia Street
Seattle, Washington 9g104
Gentlemen:
Enclosed s an Advertisement for Bids for the construction of Monnt Olivet
Booster Purn, Sutton for the City of Renton, P ashington. W:11 you please run
this advertisement on Monday, 24 October 1966-
Please send the statement for this aervice to the City of Renton, City Hall,
Renton, Washington Jacss.
Very truly your:;,
CORNELL. HOWLAND, HAYES k MERRYFIF.I.D
Peter F. Wiedemann
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18 October 1966
Mr. Jack Wilson
City Engineer
City Hall
Renton, Washington 98055
Mount Olivet Booster Pump Station
Dear Jack:
We enclose for your review one (1) set of the Contract Documents for the
above pump station which complements the drawings I left with you this morning.
The Documents will be reproduced ready for the Bid Advertisemem date of October
24, 1966. As agreed, we will arrange for insertion of the Advertisement in the
Seattle and Portland Daily Journa's of Commerce on that date.
We shall not be doing anything further on the 'Palbot pump station until
some of the uncertainties of development in that area have been resolved. We
feel the general principles of eventual supply to .he area which we discussed
recently are valid and anv work on expanding the water system should be directed
to that end. However, it may be advisable to supply Seattle water for at least
the next few months.
Very truly yours,
CORNFLL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD
Antony B. Barnes
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Enclosure: Contract Documents
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From Barry Barnes, 10-24-66
Estimated Cost of 61t dives Pump Station
Without Sales Tax 55,515.00
With ^ ^ t57,846.63
Station includes; 1 pump - IOGO Um and 1 pump 1500 gpm
Pipe and FitcinV, y 9,665.00
Valves and Ai.le. 5,185.00
Flow i+leter and Recorder 4,080.00
2 Pumps 3.0,400.00
Electrical 11,650.00
Moving and Temp Facilities 18000.00
Bond and Insurance 18000.0c
Clecring 50.00
Excavation. and Backfill 1,385.00
Reinforcing Ste._.1 1*335.00
Concrete 3,825.00
Fabricated :,.etal 'dorks 2,770.00
Ventalating System 1,770.00
Cleanup and Finished Grade 200.00
Fainting and Exterior Cone. 1,200.00
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals for the construction of Mt. Olivet Pump Station,
addressed to the City Engineer, City of Renton, Washington, will be received
at the office of the City Clerk, Renton, Washington, until 5:00 p.m., Pacific
Standard Time, on the 21 at day of November 1966, or presented to the City
Council by 8:00 p.m. , Pacific Standard Time on the same day, and then will be
publicly opened and read, in the City Council Chambers at Renton, Washington.
The work contemplated consists of constructing a reinforced concrete
pump vault and furnishing and installing two (2) fresh water pumping units and
an electrical motor control center.
Plans and Specifications MAY be examined in the office of the C;ty Engineer,
Renton, Washington, or at the office of Cornell, Howland, Hayes & Merryfield,
Engineers and Planners 500 Union Street, Seattle, Washington. A copy of
said Documents may be obtained at the Engineer's office at 500 Union Street,
Seattle, Washington 9e101, upon a deposit of Twenty-Five Dollars (y25.00)for
each Document. The full amount of the deposit will be refunded if said
Documents are returned in good condition within fifteen (15) days after the
award of the Contract.
Each proposal must be submitted on the prescribe-d form and accompanied
by a certified check or bid bond payable to the City of Renton, Renton, Washington,
in an amount not less than five percent (5%) of the amount bid.
The successful Bidder will be required to furnish a bond for faithful
performance of the Contra,t in the full amount of the Contract price.
The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals, to postpone the
award of the Contract for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days, and to accept
that proposal which is to the best interests of the City of Renton.
Dated this 24th day of October--f966, .._. _. .
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L't CITY Or RENTON
RENTON, WASHINGTON
By
Mrs. Helmie Nelson
City Clerk
ADv,�rlaur>carr � BIi.6'
Sealed proposals for the construction of Mt. Olivet Pump Station,
addressed to the City EngJnoar, City of Penton, Washington, will be
received at the office of the City Clerk, Renton, Washington, until
5tOO p.m., Pacific Standard Ties, an the ?let day of November 1966,
or presented to the City Council b; B:OO p.m., Pacific Standard Tice
on the same day, and then will be publicly opened and read, in the
City Council Chambers at Renton, Washington.
The work contemplated consists of c 1tructing a reinforerd
concrete pump vault and furnishing and i. talling two (2) fresh
crater pumping units, and an electrical motor control center.
Plans and Specifications W be examined in the office of the
City engineer, Renton, Ash'ngton, or at the office of Cornell,
Howland, Hayes & Merryfield, �ngimere and Planners, 500 Union Street,
Seattle, Waahi.ngton. A copy of said Documents may be obtained at
the 3ngineer's Oft.os at 500 Ur'm Street, Seattle, Washington 98101,
upon a deposit of Tv- ,ty-Five Doilarr ($25.00) for each Document.
The full amount of the deposit will be refunded if said Documents
are returned in good condition within fifteen (15) days after the
award of the Contract.
Each proposal must be submitted on the prescribed form and
accompanied by a certified check or bid bond payable to the City
of Renton, Henton, Washington. in an amount not less than five
percent (59) of the amount bid.
The successful Bidder will be required to furnish a bond for
faithful performance of the :ontraet in the full amount of the
Contract price.
The right is reserved to reject wV or all proposals, to
postpone the award of the contract for a pericd not to exceed
thirty (30) days, and to accept that proposal which is to the best
interests of the City of Renton.
Date of lot Publioatim:lov. 2, 1966
'Date of 2nd Publicatim:Nov. �, 1966
CITY OF RMTON
RENT, WASRIN."TON
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SuLSttod heraoith cad vaoeeSnMd for pgmnt is H-opvss
6stisate No. U for _awIrjOrin 3SrvioSS fr. , September 24th then
October 25th in Sawast:on with the ft. niwt cad Talbot Hill
rap Stations. The awmt der the fit+ of Garcon, Noland, Hyee
Sad Msrr"ld this date to $20120.00. Of this Sermt,S1,500.00
is for the Mt. OUV8t Station Sad is to be tWk6Sd oat of 7150-0.0,
606 and $620.00 is for the Talbot ft111 Statiea aed this sbeald be
funded out of 7120 605.
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15 November 1966
Record No. S-4176. 1
To All Planholders:
Those holding Plans and Specifications for the construction of the Mt.
Olivet Booster Pump Station for the City of Renton, Washington, are as follows:
Bid Opening: Monday, 21 November 1966 at 8:00 P.M., Pacific Standard Time.
G.C. Casebolt Company, 9802 South Tacoma Way, Tacoma, Washington 98444
Venture Construction, Inc, , 303-26th N.E. , Auburn, Washington 98002
K.K. Larsen Construction Co. , Inc. , 13749 Midvale Ave. North,Seattle, Wn, 98113
Mottner & McCatchen, 3814 Filth Ave. N.E. , Seattle, Washington 98105
Metropolitan Electric, Inc. , 3700 Rainier Avenue, Seattle. Washington 98144
Huckabay Construction Co. . 18801 - 37th N.E. , Seattle, Washington 98155
David A. Mowat Corrll.any, P. O. Box 754, Bellevue. Washington 98004
George W. Slater Cn. , 13230 - 67th N.E. , Kirkland. Wastington 98013
Crown General Construction, Inc. , 1201 N.W. 92nd. Seatt Washington 98107
R.M. Wade & Co., 532 First Ave. South, Seattle, Washington '81on
The Instrument Laboratory, Inc. , 934 Elliott Avenue West. Siattt,., „n.. 98199
Pump, Pipe & Power, 2323 S.E. Harvester, Portland, Oregon 97222
Byron-Jackson Pumps, Inc. , 701 Lloyd Building, Seattle, Washington 98i01
Poison Co. , 625 South Lander Street, Seattle, Washingtor 98134
H.D. Fowler Co, , Inc. , 13440 S. E. 30th Street, Bellevue. Washington 98144
Hallgren Company, Inc. , 1252 First Avenue South, Seattle. Washington 98134
Autocon Industries, Inc. , c/o David Fry Company, P. O. Box 6641 7, Burien,
Washington 98166
Hinds Supply Company, 1i00 N.W. Electric Avenue, Beaverton, Oregon 97005
Lakeside Pump & Equipment, S14 . 180th Place N. E. , Bellevue, Wash. 98004
Rogers Machinery Co. , Lc„ 7800 Fifth Avenue South, Seattle, Wash. 98108
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CONTRACT DOCL?WTS
for the construction of
Kr. OLIVET BOOSTER PLV STATION
CITY OF RENTON, WASNINCTON
To All Planholuers: 16 "ovember 1966
Gentlemen: Record No. 5-4176.1
The following changes, additions, and/or deletions are hereby made a part
of the Contract Docuotnts for the construction of the Y,t. Jiivet Zooster Pump
Station, Reuton, Washington, dated October, 1966, as fully and completely as 1f
the same were fully set forth therein:
1. SPLCIAL SPLCIFICATIONS
A. Page 9-3, Section B. Materials., change to read as follows:
d. horsepower kotor load shall not exceed rated hp at
any head. (Service factor shall cot be
use4 in this rating.
h. Temperature Rase Pax. ac full load:
40 ..agrees C. "love a blenL - Class A Insulation
6ri degrees C. above araient - Class B Insulation
b. Flanges
'Flanges of meter, pipes, fittings, couplings, valves, and other
specialties small meet the pressure requircrants ca aed for in the
SPecial Specifications. ell flanges shall be drilled to ASA 3.16.b,
Class 250. (Normal system operating pressure is approximately 175 psi
and teat pressure will be 200 psi - Sp. Spec. Sc and 6 c).
2. PLL\S
a. Drawing No. C4176-1, Sheet 4 of 6. Section 2, 2, 4. ',as concrete
roof beams shall be 10 inches square with the bottom edges chamfered.
The reinforcing stirrups shall be No. 3 bars spaced as shown
All bidders shall acknowledge receipt and acceptance of this Addendum Zoo. 1
by signing in the space provided and submitting the signeu Addendum with tie bid.
bids submitted without this Addendum.will be considered informal.
Very truly yours,
COL,ELL. HOWLAND, 11AYES 6 MEP.RYPII.LD
Antony B. Barnes
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5-4176.1
17 November 1966
Mr, Jack Wilson
City Engineer
City cf Renton City Hall
Renton, Washington 98055
Bid Opening - Mt. Olivet Pump Station
Dear Jack:
We enclose twenty (20) copies of a bid tabulation form for use at the
Council meeting on Monday. 21 November. You will note that it is not possible
w lead out one lump sum amount direct from the proposal. We suggest that
the lump sum inclusive of State Sales Tax be called out and also the lowest bid
on each of the two pumps by each bidder. It will then be necessary to have an
adding machine available to come up with the "Apparent Low Bid" based on the
lowest equipment bid. This figure could be given to the meeting for bid comparison.
Full evaluation of the bids incl.des equipment specifications and power
cost evaluation and compliance with other requirements of the documents such
is signed Addendum and bid bond. We aim to forward you our recommendition
in time for the Council to award the contract on November 28th if they so desire.
1 shall be at the bid opening if I can be of any assistarce.
Very truly yours.
CORNELL, HOWLAND. HAYES & MERRYFIELL
Antony B. Barnes
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Mt. Olivet booster Pump Station
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-.. motions. :his would require an additic:. ' of
., length and would 00 provided in U.eu of co ana 201,
--•-..:fly valves specified.
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originally quoted.
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S-4176. 1
25 November 1966
Mr. Jack Wilson
City Engineer
City Hall
Renton, Wasnington 98055
Bid Evaluation,
Dear Jack; Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station
We enclose a tabulation of the bids received by the City Council on 21
Novembmr 19ob which have been corrected for error& in entering the bids or
computing State Sales Tax. Pump submittal data was received iron- 9 manufacturers,
all of which essentially met the specifications and were acceptable.
The bids have been analyzed in accordance with the Contract Documents.
Evaluation includes consideration of the lump sum base bid for construction,
excluding furnishing and installing pumping equipment; price f>r furnishing and
installing two pumps of the same manufacturer with dri•dng motors; and power
costs of operating the pumps for 50,000 hours at 5 nuts per kilowatt hour. Prices
based on each of these criteria are separately discussed below before adding State
Sales Tax.
The low base bid for construction was submitted by Venture Construction,
Loc. , of Auburn, Washington, in the amount of $41, 192.00. The second low was
that of Crown General Construction, lnc, of Seattle at $42,716. 00. This latter bid
was qualified with regard to butterfly valves. The total cost of construction,
equipment and power costs does not change the low And second low bidders, and
these two bids only have been examined in detail.
Venture Construction's proposal for U.S. Pump No. 2 included a discrepancy
between the written amount "Four 'Thousand Seventy-Six Dollars and No Cents" and
the amount stated in figures "$4,976.00." Under Item 5 of the Information for
Bidders, the written amount shall govern and this aniuunt has therefore been used
in analyzing the bids. On this basis, their proposal for Worthington Pumps and
General Electric motors is their lowest equipment bid for a total of $8, 101.00.
Crown General's lowest equipment cost is $8,900.00. However, if Venture
Mr. Jack Wilson
25 November 1966
Page -2-
Construction were assumed to have m.1e an honest error and was permitted to
submit an equipment bid of $4,9%.00 for U.S. Pump No. 2, their low equipment
bid would be for Worthington Pumps and G. E. motors at $8,974.00 for the two
pumps and motors.
Power cost evaluation is give i below for the two loin bidders with equipment
cost also shown.
TOTAL COST OF PUMPING EQUIPMENT AND POWER
Alternate A Alternate B Alternate C
Venture Worthington U.S. _ Cornell
Construction
Pump No. 1 $ 4. 133 $ 4.025 $ 4, 229
Pump No. 2 4,841 4.076(written 5, 095
(amount
4,976(w ritten
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Power No. 1 19, 560 19,7b4 19.408
Power No. 2 Z9,044 29,973 30, 255
TOTAL $57, 587 $57,838 # $59,04 7
$58, 738 +*
* Based on written ame,unt for Pump No. 2
** Based on written figure for Pump No. 2
Crown Worthington Cornell Flow_aZ
General
Pump No. l $ 4, 115 $ 4, 211 $ 3, 967
Pump No. 2 4,791 5,045 5, 383
Power No. 1 19, 569 19.468 19, 559
Power No. 2 Z 9�_04_4 30,255 30_23i
TOTAL $57, 519 $58,979 $59, 144
Venture Crown General
Base Bid $41, 192 $42.7to
Mr. Jack Wilson
25 November 1966
Page -3-
the sum of Venture's base bid, equipment cost, and power cost is lower
than that of Crown General under either basis for Pump No. 2.
A strict comparison of equipment costs should include interest on the extra
capital cost of the Worthington equipment proposed by Venture which is $910
higher than the U.S. equipment Taken over a 10-year period at 4 percent
compounded, the interest would amount to $437. The total cost of the Worthington
equipment and power would then be $58,024, and of the U.S , $57,838 (using
written amount) making the U.S. equipment the cheaper. If the Contractor were
allowed the error iu his bid, th, Worthington equipment would be cheaper.
Venture Construction Co. , Inc. has verbally requested consideration of two
errors in their bid. It has been requested that the written figure of $4,976.00 for
U.S. Pump No. . and motor be taken in lieu of the written amount of Four
Thousand Seventy-Six Dollars. Strict interpretation of the Documents is that the
written amount shall govern. The second error relates to the lump sum base
bid submitted of $41, 192.00. Detailed estimating and summary sheets were
reviewed by yourself and the Artier on 23 November to substantiate a request
that the lump sum base bid be, $42,412.00. Estimating data was also reviewed
to substantiate the claim that the bid on Pump No. 2 was intended to be $4,976.00.
It is our opinion, in both instane:es, that honest mistakes were made by the
Contractor in entering his bid.
The bid analysis may be sunmiari<ed as follows:
1. By a strict interpretation of the Contract Documents and application
of the three et ivating criteria, Venture Construction, Inc_ a the low
bidder.
2, if Vanturr Construction were permitted an error of $900.00 in their
proposal for Pomp No. 2 and motor. their bid would still be low.
3. A Vvnt-irc Construction were peo;ntted an error of $1, 220.00, thereby
im rearing the lump sure base bid to $4Z,412.00, their bid would still
be low.
We have experience of this Contractor's work and are of the opinion that
the work would be satisfactorily performed. There appears, therefore, no doubt
that the Contract should be awarded to Venture Construction Co. , Inc.
Mr. Jack Wilson
25 November 1966
Page -4-
The possible alternates for the Contract amount are given in the tabulation
below. It is our recommendation that the Contract be awarded to Venture
Construction Co. , Inc. of Auburn, Washington, in one of the amounts shown below
to be determined by the City after ruling on the Contractor's requests to be permitted
two errors in his bid.
ALTERNATES
l 2
Base Bid Base Bid
$41. 192.00 $42,412.00
(A) Lump Sum Base Bid 41, 192.00 42,412.00
Pwnping Equipment 81 101.00 H, 101,00 4ssumes written amount
(U.S. (U.S.) for Pump No. 2 $4,076
Total 49, 293,00 50, 51 3.00
Wash. State Sales
Tax (4, 20,�) 2,070, 30 Z, 121. 55
Total Contract Amount
Including Staty Sales
Tax $51, 303. 30 $52,034. 55
(B) Lump Sum fuse Bid $41, 192.00 $42,41 2.00
Pumping Equipment -, 974.00 974.00 Assumes written figure
(Lowest bid) (Worthington) (Worthingtur4 for Pump No. 2 $4,976
Total $50, 166.00 $51. 386.00
Wash, State Sales
Tax (4. 2%) 2, 106. 97 2, 158.Zi
Total Contract A.nount
Including State Sales
Tax $52. 272. 97 $53. 544. ZI
Mr. Jack Wilson
75 November i96b
Page -5-
If you wish us to be present at the Council meeting on 28 November or if
We can assist further in this award, please call on Monday.
We enclose a copy of a letter received from Venture Construction relating
to use of gate valves in lieu of butterfly calves which can be dealt with fallowing
award of the Contract.
Very truly yours,
CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MxRRYFIELD
Antony B. Barnes
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2 December 1566
Mr. James C. Pluntre
Washington State Health Dept.
Public Health Building
Olympia, Washington 99501
Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station
Dear Jim: Renton, Washington
We enclose for your review and approval one (1) copy of the Contract
Documents for construction of the above pump station. The Contract has been
awarded to Venture Cmtstructlen, Inc. of Auburn, and work will corsmence
shortly,
We apologize for an oversight in not sending the Documents before this.
The station is similar to the one recently approved for the City of Pnrt Angeles.
Very truly yours,
CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES 6 MERRYFIELD
Antony B. Barns
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Enclosure: Contract Documents - Coe; No. 30
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propoaed ML_Olivet Pump Station
Hr. Jack Wilson, City Engineer
City of Benton City Hall
Renton, Washingtoa 98055
Dsar Mr. Wilson:
Referring to the CH2A letter of September 29th directed to you, and your
recent request to us, we propose to do the following,
ITEM Nln Transmission of four (4) water level points from
the Highlands grouni level reservoir to the City's
Work Shop.
The instruments now Serving this reservoir which were originally
installed in March, 1960, will be updated and the necessary installations
will be made to receive the signals at the water Shop from the new addit-
tonal pumps.
ITe:M #21 Transmission of signals from the water Shop to the
Nap Station to start and
The four water level points of the Highlands ground level
reservoir will be correlated into the tranaciseion signals and w!17. ba
added to your present Patchboard located at the Water Shop, This will
allow the operator to change the sequence of operation of the pumps by
merely plu✓ging into the various levels. The operator also will be able
to manually start and stop any of 4he pumps from the Water Shop; regardless
of whether or not there has been a signal calling for water.
k Patchboard arrangement will be provided for the two pumps to
be installed now; with provision to actuate two additional pumps at a
future date.
Service CQ-t-,Is Compao7 page 2 Dec. 6, 1966 Mr. Jack Wilson
City of Renton, Washington
Instruments as needed, will be installed at the Pumping Station
W prevent any two pumps from starting cr stopping at the same time It
is possible this Could happen in event of power failure or the manual
start or stop of the poops from the Water Shop. The instr,ament will be
designed with a pre-determined interval delay so that only one pump at a time
will ret,jrn to service - ever, though signals indicate a demand for more than
one pump return W service. The instrument will be designed to provide this
same time delay on the two additional pumps which my be installed at a
later date.
ITF14 Ot Transmission of signals from the Pump Station to the
Water Shop to visually indicate that a pump is in
operation & totalizing the operating time for each
lump.
Instruments will be installed at the Pumping Station to transmit
signals from that station to the Water Shope These instruments will visually
indicate which pomp is in operation. The time in minutes each pump was in
operation will be transmitted to a hand-reset atralF,ht-reading index meter.
One meter will be installed for each pump, Provision will oe made for the
installation of a meter of the above type for each of the two pumps which
euy be installed at a future date.
ITE?: Not Transmission cf signals from the Pump Station W the Water
Shop to totalize the water flow from the Pump Station. _
The totalizing rater meter at the Pump Station and the contact
head meter shall be furnished by the City. We would furnish and install
the hand-reset straight-readi N, index meter at the City Hater Shop. We
assume there would be only the one meter for all four pumps,
Service Controls Company-page 3 Dec. 6, 1966 Mr. Jack Wilson
City of Renton, Washington
Item N5r Tranaaiasion of various alarms to the Water Shop to
imdicar,e power failure at the pump station] failure
of any pump to start; and any teleprone line failure.
Alarm signals will be transmitted to the Water Shop to indicate[
1. Power failure at the Pump Station.
2. Failure of any pump to start in event it is
called upon to deliver rater; whether it
be a blom fuse or starter relay.
3. Open mainline switch.
4. Telephone line failure; such as grounds, shorts
or open line.
A Trouble Light will be installed on the panel at the hater Shop
to indicate any of the above alarm.
Our Alarm System is so designed ttut it tests the telephone circuit
every 60 seconds. In event of failure, it is reported imenediatel;;.
Ordinarily, our instruments are installed in a high-boy t-ne metal
cabinet 72" high x 19" wide x 10" deep. In sons instances, this site does
not conform to the site of cabinets furrds'ad by the contractor. Some have
had cabinets as much as 90" high. tie then would have our cabinets designed
of the same height, to conform with theirs.
Our working, diagram 81 indicates our thoughts in this matter.
Our working. diagram #2 indicates +our present Patchboard, along
with the presently installed totalizing meters. It is our thought to con-
nect the timing meters for Mt. Olivet Pumping Station in this same panel
and to this Patchboard.
The Totalizing meter for the mainline water meter will be added to
the additional group of totalizing meters which are installed in another panel
in another cabinet at the Water Shope
Service Controls Company page 4 Dec. 6, 1966 Mr. Jack Wilson
City of Fenton, Wsanirgton
The instruments we propose to furnish and install, will be com-
pletely integrated with your present Instruments. The prio• we gaote includes
complete installation. We will supervise the Installation and assume, all of
the wirir , necessary to connect our instruments Lo your pump starters.
We believe it is worth noting here that th original installation
of your Automatic Control Syatem was made in 1960. Since that time, it has
been practically trouble-free.
Our price for the above is . . . . . . . . . . . . �_ r
including our usual two-year guarantee and free monthly inspection for the
same period.
Trusting we may have the opportunity to again serve you, we are
Yours very truly,
SERVICE COMOLS COMPANY
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CORNELL. HOWLAND. HAYES & MERRYFIELD
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�erture :;au.tructioa, Inc.
P• O. LSoa 878
Auburn. Washington 98002
LQ. Olivet Booster Pump Ytetloe Attention: tit• R. M. Radomoke C!tr of Rerton _
-e nt!e's n:
A'e are coneideriap the to the above pump Station which
-err, discussed at our meouny in this office on I Leeember 1966. Flees.
sut.mit your proposed revision to the Contract price Inr the labor one rnat.rtats,
t:Mnpls", to accomplish tbo changes detailed below. U the revision Is approved.
a Change Order will be processed for your signature.
1. The proposee 16-inch cast tros Suction and discharge Plpswork shall
be rep{aced with IWrith fabricated etsat auction and discharge
headers conforming to the enclosed Specification for f%brtcatoe
Stcel Nsadsrs. Lech header srAtt extend Z-test beyond the pump
vault wall.
Z. On the suction piplaS, the limit of the Contract shall be moved up
ti the end of the Steel Suction header, and the contractor shall
ptoride a 16-1sch steel-to-cast-Iron "Chemical rnupling at this
poh.•.
J. On the efechsrgs piping, the w►tot motor stall be prevtd'd
with A L-foot ov.rall loogth and a Plain inlet end and Ranged outlet
and. The motor and meter nit shall be moved towards the pump
vault, as required, to permit a direct connection to the steel
discharge Mader with one ,nochaaleat coupling. On the discharge
cede of the meter, A cast Iron-lo-cast-►roa mechanical coupling
shall be provided At the limit of the Contract.
Ah
Venture Construction, Inc.
I Decaaaber 19"
Page -2-
4 Alt flanges within the pump vault shall be drilled in accordance
wltb ASA-M-Pound cast tree or ASA-130-pound steel standards
as required.
d- All huttutty valves shall be Minced with gate valves apectfise
is Ssction c, 'Valves and Miscellausone Spscialtcee", of the
Contract Dorumsats.
6, both concrete pipe sections for the future pumps shall be 24"
diameter in lieu of*an 24' and one 21" Pips $action. Botb •ever
plan$ shall be W diameter.
if you have any questions, please call.
Very truly "rs,
CORNILL, HOWLAND. HATES 4 MICRRTFIELD
Antony B. Barnes
Abb f do
Yaclostwe:' Specification for Fabricated Steel Header$
cc: VOW/Jack Wilson, city anginser
Reatsn, Wasbtngton
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ENQINISERS •No PLANNERS
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l6 Decrtnber 1966
Venture COaetruetion• Inc.
P. U. Boa 878
Auburn. 9.ashlnston 99002
Attn: Mr, la.M. Radom Mc Mt_Qliv►t Booster Pump station
City of Renton
Geotlem►a
This latter is to approve the list of rubcontrrctors and [toted&l suppliers
to be used on the abava project Proposed in your letter of 14 Detember 1966.
verl truly yours.
COR,iELL[ liQWLANU! HAYXL 4 MERRYFIELD
Peter F. Wiedemann
PFW/ja
C4. Mr. lack W ilvoo 1,/
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Dmmbw 19e 1966
A000rehla Donald Cuter, Maror
moobw of the city Cevseil
0entlerenl
8uhnittsd h rw ith and roaawrsded far psymnt is tbs rival
eetimte for Phase *Ae for DeelV nf Mt. ')Iivot Puy Station. 71W
Mount dfw :09oe11. !tralleod, liayee and M.errylUld thia date is
$200.00.
Vary truly roue,
Jath Wilsm
City Ewimer
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21 Becacjer, 1.960.
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22 December 1966
Mr. Jack Gilson
City Engineer
City Hall
Renton, Washington 98055
Mt. Olivet Booster Pump . tation
Supervisory_Co ntrol System
Dear Jack:
We hav: reviewed Service Controls Company's proposal of 6 December 1966 to
provide supervisory controls for the above pump station and have been in touch
with them for clarification of some points. As a result we have received an
additional sketch and now feel their prnpnsed system will satisfperorily perform
the control functions that we recommended to you In ou. letter of 29 September
1966. The yrire which they are quoting is reasonable and compares well with the
probable cost of a system provided by other suppliers to perform the same functions.
We recommend that the SPrvicP Controls Company he awarded a antract in the
amount of $1,995.00 to provide, install, and service the control system proposed
1n their letter of b December 1966 to the City of Renton. The system should
Include the alternate 90-inch high control panel quoted on page 3 of their
proposal.
The control system should be installed in conjunction with the pump station
construction and should be in operating condition by 1 May 1967.
We will be available to coordinate the location of equipment components and
to supervise the. installation and testing of the system as required. If you have
any questions, please call.
.ery truly yours,
CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES 6 MERRYFIELD
I
Peter F. Wiedemann
PFWljn
CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES ds MERRYFIELO
ENGINEERS Ano PLANNERS
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27 December 19"
Venture Constmefion. Inc.
P. O. Sox 878
AuMrra. Washington 98002
Attn: Mr. H.M. Radomske Mt. Oltwt Purnp Station
City Of Renton
Gentleman: ..
The concrata mix design wbmitted ,n your letter of A December 1966 is
teotatUvely approved without a laboratory certificate rl:a w. :_.:r_104 exception.
Air entraining agent shall be added to produce sA au content of 3 to 6 ;,srcent.
The eu`•mittsd test certificates Only give a general indication of the
strength of tr,s mix, but test cylinders will be taken during the work and tested
At City *xpaosn to susure compliance wit}: specifications. The field strength o!
the 1,oncrtte shall be 3,O00 psi or greater. The strength of the laboratory cured
cylinders shall be 15 percent greater (Art C-3 of Concrete Standards) than '.he
field strength.
Approval of the abo+o mix shall In uo way relieve the Contractor from
compliance with the Contract Doeamenta. 11 the mix proves unsatisfactory, the
Contractor shall stand all costs of corr.•ctivo measures.
If you hart any questions, pleas* call us.
Very truly yours,
CORNELL. HOWLAND. HAYES b MURYFIELO
Michael V, Hamlltbn
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29 December 1966
Mr. Jack Wilson
City Engineer
City Hall
Renton, Washington 96055
Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station
Change Order No. t
Dear Jack:
We enclose a copy of letter dated 21 December 1966 from Venture
Construction. Inc., submitting a change in Contract price as requested in our
letter of 13 December 1966. We have reviewed the price change and feel it is
reasonable. The necessary change order is being prepared for the Contractor's
agreement and will be forwarded to the City for execution. A copy of this letter
is being forwarded to the Contractor for his information.
Very truly you,
CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD
Antony B. Barnes
ABB/jn
Encl: Copy of Letter
cc: Venture Construction, Inc.
CON7 ACT 4COM PIE iED AMOVNT RFMAR R 5 CHAN ORDERS
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4 January 1907
City of Renton
City Hall
Renton, Washington 98055
Attn: Mr. Jack Wilson Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station
City Engineer Monthly Pay Estimate No. I
Gentlemen:
In accordance with the Contract between the City of Renton, Washington,
and Venture Construction, Inc., Auburn, Washington, for the construction of
Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station, please find enclosed two (2) copies of Pay
Estimate No, 1.
This estimate covers payment for work accomplished and materials
delivered to the site from 18 December 1966 through 3 January 1967.
It is recommended that payment be made to Venture Construction, Inc. in
the amount of Four Thousand Eight Hundred Twenty-Six Dollars and Eighty-Five
Cents ($4,826.85) as shown on the estimate.
Very truly yours,
CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD
Peter F. Wiedemann
PFW(jn
Encl: Pay Estimate No. 1 (2)
cc: Venture Construction. Inc. (2)
Jantw7 9, 1967
Haaara6ls -4 mu Cootsr, mayor
Mw*ue of the City Gamed
9natl"M%
9Wnitted keswitb and roeon mndad for Pgmat is progro"
Batimto •I*. 1 for anrtreotim of um ttt. ')uvet Booster Poop
StotiLm. rho amount dos vmtum ^-motroatim --Gomw this dots
is $b,a?6.85.
Very trdly yours,
Jock Milom
City SVCLMW
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1- 10-mch caK =0 ..ctw:. ants disemye PR)Ovorx shall
n": Eaca LuaQcr naz extund 1 ice% uqmnd the pump
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2. Jr. Ae ancuun pixng. the ::jv Cor.-_jct be moved up
t:.c 'A, 4:' Ue bTvvl n..aa,r. and the Cvntract4r 41ta,11
?WWQV I a-Kcn mcAs,=O" LOOM, a this pmnt.
3- 0" a'-Q ".sch4-AQ P-P1314, *.-a4 water me'-r tabe sha-1 he provided
w-'-'3 4 overall 4v119L',A hr-Q a :1.41., inlet twi and Slanted outlet
,..d. The motes and m:tcr p.-, ..,-, be moved toward4 She
v+s41t, as re4,oired, to oorm.t a ai.ect connection to toe xt,'
disciiarge Leader With one mechazAn coy4ing. Con the oz:
-IdO a f the Meter, A Cast mtchaniea�
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We an advised that you are The Owner reputed owner Of property situated at or now the following add:on:
TMnfon,the is to notify You that commencing on the 4 _dey OF_— es Jan ...—.—�—_, 1447_, at the request and
Won the order d Vaatura Co t i s n
we have furnished certain materials and su tcenea<im o,AAo;n'of
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pplies or rented equipment to be used on, upon or al,wt the above
property, and that a lien may be claimed therefor.
We are required by the Materialmen's Liec Law of the State of Washington, to 91vo this notice by registe•ed or
eertdlod mad to the owner or reputed owner of all property to which we deliver materials o. supplies or furnish
rental equipment, so he may have notice that in the even of nonpayment of our account, a materialmen's Len may
be claimed by us. Thi: notice is not itself a claim of lien, nor does it imply in any way that a lien may be necessary,
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12 January 196'
Mr. Jack Wilson
City Engineer
City Hall
Renton, Washington. 98055
Mt. Olivet Pump Station-Electric Power
Dear Jack:
We have been reviewing the proposed Contract between the City and Puget
Siund Power k Light for furnishing electric power to the above pump station. A
meeting was held on 10 January with the Company and the Contract may be revised.
As we recall, in the water study work, the contracts for power to existing wells
and booster pump stations are not uniform. We feel the new station charges should
be reviewed in relation to the existing contracts.
It is believed that Ted Ba mett has these contracts, and we would appreciate
one (1) copy u° each.
Very truly yours,
CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES k MERRYFIELD
Antony B. Barn,•s
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S4176. 2
16 January 1967
Ci'v of Renton
I cy Hall
Renton, Washington 98055 Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station -
Electric
Attention: Mr. Jac' Wilson
Gentlemen:
A review of the proposed Contract with Ptiget Sound Power & Light for the
supplying electrical energy to the reference station reveals the following:
1. The most economical approach to the transformer situation is to rent
3 - 75 kva transformers from Puget Sound Power 81 Light for the initial
period while only the first two pumps are in operation. At such time
(approximately 5 years) as the next pump is installed, an interim rental
agreement should be made for 3 - 100 kva transformers. When the final
pump is installed the City should purchase 3 - 167 kva transformers,
L, The above sequence is predicated upon such factors as Puget Sound Power
& Light rate schedule #40 - initial purchase price of equipment, a 6%
investment factor, transformer losses, and replacement costs.
3. The Puget Sound Power & Light Contract as submitted appears to be satis-
factory.
Further, arrangements s`lould be made immediately to hay.. r transformer
pole set. Puget Sound Power & Light vocld probably be the most economical source
to furnish and inst.11 this pole, This pole is not included in the Contract. The pole
should be suitable to maintain required clearances and support a dusty rmunt of
3 - 167 kva transformers.
Very truly yours.
CORNELL, HOW LAND, HAYES & MERRYE IELD
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.Tpseph J, Gllgan
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CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS
A "*H lxlw.R . i..M.,Wad.NIM
CA 3-39fA
CERTIFICATE: 214B REPORT NUM®ER: 001 DATE: 17 J&RMafy 19A 1
WE HEREWITH CERTIFY THAT WE HAVE CONDUCTED COMPRESSION TESTS ON
STANDARD 6" X 12"
CONCRETE TEST CYLINDER,
(AREA 28.3 SO. IN)
AND HAVE TO REPORT AS FOLLOWS.
joB: Mt. 011wt Prep House W-262
ADDRESS. Mt. Olivet 3 M.G. Storage Tusk Renton. Washington
ARCHITECT:
FNG:NEER: Cornell, Howland, Hayes 1 Marryfleld
CONTRACTOR: Vw tWo OHIatrYEtion CoWPaWy
SPECIMEN AGE IN ULT, STRENGTH STRENGTH DATE DATE
NUMBER DAYS WEIGHT IN Lee LBS.ISQ. IN. CAST SROKEN
11 7 30M4 or. LJ,000 3134 1-9-67 1-16.67
M2 7 3m or. 85,000 3007 1.0.67 1-1"7
MIX: 5.5 sack Type I Portland cwAnVcu.yd. concrete, Batch Wts./ca.yd. 616M camewt,
140ON sand, 20004 .l}" maxim aggregate, C.25M PoriOilth B (Iwpruved)/':aok, 1640
gallons later pins or simm - 2r slop, 3" $10
PLANT INSPECTOR: MIKIN PLANT. heater, Sand i Gr*Vol
FIELD SUPERVISOR: 01aen YARCAGE-
SPECIMENS TAKEN FROM: PUW pale.
Cyllmdus arrived 1-16.67 - CYt_DM7EF5 Aim
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COUNELL, HOWLAND. HAYE8 A MERRYFIELD
ENGINEERS ..,c PLAN N E R b.
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18 January 1167
Venture Construction, lac.
P. 0. Plow R78
Auburn, Washinaton 08002
Attention: Mr, R. M. Radoeake City of Renton, Washington
Mt. Olivet booster Pas Station
ctati"en:
We ars considering electrical eodiflestions to the above pmp station as we have previously discussed. please "bait your proposed revision to
the Contract Price for the labor and saterials, 000plete, to atcoopllah the changec circled on the enclosed dravi::as and detailed below. tf the reviaim,
is &,proved. a Change Order will be processed for Your signature.
1. Change Conduit and wire site of the electrical service to the
new service pnla 1xation.
Modify the Rotor control center as shown/ which will include
adding a cubicle for teleoetering equttleent to be provi6ed
by others.
). Relocate the overhead electrical service sed telstuterlgt
conductors to the altitude Tat" building uader8tound to the
rotor control center as show.
A. Relxsta the PUMP atation setertng facilities Era the service
pole to the Motor control center and peon vault.
If you have any question, please Call..
Very truly yours,
CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES 4 MEPRTPIBLD
Peter P. Wiedessun
PPW/dc
"closure: Revised Dravingo, C-4176-1, Shs.ets 1 of 6 i 5 of 6 (7 each)
�c: Mr. Jack Wilson, City Engiwer, Renton (W/l set of prince)
Merle. Adeli,t E Anocinle,
CONSTRUCTION INSPECTOtS
Itea s..n Aelw,a. •L.Irsr,wM.RIu
EA 3-39W
CERTIFICATE: 21dB REPORT NUMBER: 002 DATE: 25 January 1967
WE HEREWITH CERTIFY THAT WE HAVE CONDUCTED COMPRESSION TESTS ON
'TANDARO 6'" X 12"
CONCRETE TEST CYLINDERS
i AREA 26.3 SO. IN 1
AND HAVE TO REPORT AS FOLLOWS:
JOB: Mu Olivst Puri)) ri11189 x-262
ADDRESS: Xt. Oliyat 3 M41. Stor"o Teat Roston, A.
ARrHITECT:
ENGINEER: CoTna110 Howlark, Hayes A Marr�.`lald
CONTRACTOR: Bantus ColiStrUtti" C""A,
SPECIMEN AGE IN UV. aTRENOTH eTRENGTH DATE
DAT[
NUMBER bATa WEIGHT IN Lal Laa lfO IN CAST 41R0
KKN
13 7 3ON12 at. 68,000 2405 1-16-67 1-23-67
05 1-16-67 2-13-67
7 30k12 o[. 75,500 2671 1-16-67 1-23-67
28 1-16.67 2-13-67
Mix 5.5 sack Type 1 Purtlww =sloanV0u.Yd- c0ncrota. Batch wts./ou.ld.l 516p ccoant,
14OW sends 200% 1} WAXiota a9Qra9ato, 0.2, i'o:xolltb 8 (Lprovsdl/look 1fr20
gellons avatar Plus or Wins - 4 ,^,/d+ sltntp, 4+ sluo-p
PLANT INSPECTOR: MIXING PLANT: IHitorn Sand A 3raysl
FIELD SUPERVISOR: Olson YARDAGE: 16 CU.yca.
SPECIMENS TAKEN FROM; PbUr 92 - Floor slab.
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CERTIFICATE: 214i REPOkT HUMMER: 003 DATE 3 February 1967
WE HEREWITH CERTIFY THAT WE HAVE CONDUCTED COMPRESSION TESTS ON
STkNDARD 6" X 12"
CONCRETE TEST CYLINDERS
AREA 26.3 SO. IN 1
AND HAVE TO RS'PORT AM FOLLOWS:
Joe. Mt. Olivet Pump House '3-262
ADDRESS: Mt. Olivet 3 M.G. Storage Trot Kenw to Washington
ARCHITECT:
ENGINEER: Cornell, V-eland, Haynt 4 Marryf Sold
CONTRACTOR: Venture Construction Company
aFSCIMEN AGS IN ULY. e MMGTH STACHOTH GATE OATS
NYMeaa GAYV _ wcMHT Me Lee 4aCiso. IN. C&U emCKrN
47 7 XV4 or 93,500 .'90T 1-26-67 2-2-67
pe 213 1-26-67 2- 3-67
M 30MO or d6,^00 3C2 1-26-67 2-2-67
MIX: 5.5 sack Type I Iortl and C4Ment,/Cu.yd. nQnCrfte. A&W Hts./ a 5160 cements
14000 send, 2000k 1j" MulAmus regate, 0.254 PoVMI11h 8 (I,p.o.vd)/eeckl le"20
PLANT INaSPECTae voter P;W or >o1Wus - " a1VMp.MwaNG PLANT: wetarn s,nd c Gravel
FIELD SUPERVIFOR: Olson YA'4DAOE: 27 Cu.yda.
SPECIMENS TAKEN FROM: Concrete Wall.
CYLIIEIBMS A.� ±R;Ti.v_ crl[e;man
cc$
3-Iklglasaw
1-Flle
H.,men A4ello i As.ocleN.
CAN ; )ALIST � ASSOCIA'13, INO ,
1505 S. JACKSON WiLM ,`.:.AIME, '�iAShlNVTOH 95144 .EA 3-3900
FI:iSJ OAIA i1.H PO"]H:T3 S95T CYLIt:JiRS
:7.Y"NC SATs
(,l_IVt T f ontP ta0a5.° l✓- 76 2
ADDNEJst MT Ol.t�=T 3 MG STcnA<;C TANK QCNTLN LJAil�
AA9HTT2CT3_.
PLANT TN523C1;H; . :3U 7"_.,l:SOns RcwnCu 1.1 NSF.nt
COIiTRACTORt WESTCON SANO
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Honorable Por.al Custer. 4ayor
Menbers of the City Covacil
Re: Alt. Uliwt l'MP Ststion
Centlemon:
Submitted herewith and rucommenied for papeenr is Progress
Estivate No. 2 for construction of tho Mt. Olivet Pump Station.
The amount due Venture Construction, tneomoreted this data is
Sq'g7A.i9.
Very truly yours.
Jack1son
City Fnlzineer
JW VIC
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Nuwon AJ6141 A AsseNe/a•
INwpwMa
CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS
!f03 S I.rY.w e.A er w..wd. NIM
pEA 3-3M
CERTIFICATE: 2148
REPORT NUM9ER: 00! DATE: 14 February 19P
WE HEREWITH CERTIFY THAT WE HA`fE CONDUCTED COMPRESSION TESTS ON
STAND-AD S" K 12'
CONCRETE TEST CYLINDERS
I AREA 20.3 SO. IN I
AND NAVE TO REPORT AS FOLLOWS:
.IOe: Mt. Olivet Pump Nouse 10.2b4-
ADDRESS: Mt. Olivet 3 M.G. Storage Tank Clentonr Pushington
ARCHITECT:
ENGINEER: Cornell, Muwlandr Heyes a. MrrryEleld
CONTRACTOR: yonuce Construction Gw"ny
ULT. aTNNGTN
STRENGTH DATE GATE
SPECIMEN AGE IN LSEISQ. IN, CAST ABOKEN _
610 7 30#0 or 701500 2494 2-6-67 2-13-67
2-6-61 3-6-67
Oil 28 22gg i-6.67 2-13-61
1112 7 391l0 or �. 2-6-67 3-6-67
013 20
Mlr: 5.5 sack Type l '^ortlaud cw"ftt/cu.U. concrete.P 36tli*.8w LS./(imProved)/Sack. come L,
14" sand. 2000M 14- minus aggregA ,
yalLons waWr Plus or minus - L" slumP ,KING PLANT! western Sall S Gravel
PLANT 'NSpECTOR:
FIELD SUPERVISOR: C16M YARDAGE: 10 yds. apprmrlaately
SpECIMENS TAKEN FROM: i)uap house roef.
Cyl:ndars arrived in l:b 2-13-67 - y"�rLNDitit511{FfRMA7IUN slR11IZ1'.yQ
"I
w.Znginemr
1-Pile
-�/H/e.weR A4a1{�� Aueclela.
f4rG:nJ Cz�
NErwEn Adaliat a A,wrie,o
CONSTRJCTION INSPECTORS
FA 3-3900
CERTIFICATE: 2148 REPORT NUMBER: 004 DATE: 14 ielnwry 1967
WE HEREWITH CERTIFY THAT WE HAVE CONDUCTED COMPRESSION TESTS ON
STANDARD 6" X 12'
CONCRETE TEST CYLiNE)ERS
1 AREA 28.3 SO. IN)
AND HAVE TO REPORT AS FOLLOWS:
Jog: 11t. Olivet Pup House U-262
ADDRESS: Mt. Olivet 3 M.G. Storage Tank Renton, naehington
ARCHITECT:
ENGINEER: Cornell, HoelaM, Nsyes a Merryfield
CONTRACTOR: VenturY Construction Cowany
SPECIMEN AGE IN ULT. STRENGTH STRENGTH DATF DATE
NUMBER DAYS WEIGHT IN Los. LBS.ISQ. IN. CAST BROKEN
603 7 3Ok12 or 68,000 2405 1-16.67 1-23-6T
N4 28 3100 Or 129,000 4567 1-16.67 2-13-67
on 7 "12 Oz 75,50C 2671 1-16-67 1-23-67
M6 28 3140 oa 141,000 49W 1-16-67 2-13-67
*Previously reported
Mix: 5.5 sack T rye 1 Portland cownt/cu.yd. concrete. Batch Bts,/cL..yd.K 516M tenant,
14000 sand, 2000 1}" sax!atw aggralsto, 0.25p Poraollth 8 (L arovad)/sack, I11-20
gallons Bator olui or Birus - 2t" slump. 2" Xsl
PLt. INSPECTOR: MIXFNa PLANT: ee{tern :and u novel
F" O SUPERVISOR: Olsen YARDAGE: 27 Cu.yds.
b. .,MENS TAKEN FROM: Ynacreto hall.
1-t�t�1,.1�rt
i
\ MarwaR Molla • AaatlelKn
Contractor: Record No. 5-4176.2
Project Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station
Venture Construction, Inc. Owner Citv of Renton, Washington
p. 0. Box 878 Change Order No. 2 _
Auburn Washington 98002 Date 17 February 1967
CNAvr,E ORDER NO. 2 TO CONTRACT
FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF MT. OL1VEf BOOSTER Pt"P STATION
CII. OF RENTON. WASNING_rIN
This Change Order covers the changes indicated below to the subject
Contract, and the Contractor is hereby directed to perform the work in
accordan:e with the provisions of this Change Order.
1. Change conduit and wire size of the electrical service
to the new service pole location in accordance with
;¢vision 1 to Droving C4176-1, Sheets 1 and 5.
No trice Change
2. Modify the motor contro, center, winch will include
adding a cubicle for te:metering equipment to be
Provided by oticers, in ,,cordanze wltL Revision 1
to Droving C4176-i. Sheet 5.
Additive 51,374.0�
3. Relocate the overlies( -tectrical service and
telemetering conduct. :o the adjacent altitude
valve building underq nd to the motor control
center in accordance h Revision 1 to
Drawing C4176-1, Sheet., 1 and 5.
Additive S 310.00
4. Relocate the pump station metering facilities from
the service pole to the motor control center and
pump vault in accordance with Revision l to
Drawing C4176-1, Sheet 5.
Ne *rice Change
TOTAL ADDITION 1 65 84.0O
-1-
Change Order No. 2 (Continued) Record No. S-4176.2
The amount of the basic Contract will he '.ncreased in the sum of One
Thousand Six Hundred Eighty-Four Dollars and No Cents ($1,684.00), exclusive
of State Sales Tax, and it is agreed that this increase constitutes full
compensation for all work added or deducted by this Change Orde .
The Contract time will not be changed.
Except as herein modified, the terms of the basic Contract shall remain
in full force and effect.
Approved:
Cornell, Howland, Hayes 6 Merryfield
By SYS 7J^.'—.'n
Date )7 F-2' , 6]
Authcrized for the City of Receipt acknmItdged and tome and conditions
Renton, Washington t1ls agreed to this day of ,
day of 19__
19
Venture Construction, Inc.
By Bye s . .4
Title City Enxi c,•er Titic
Vaasa
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1t4. CONSTRUCTION, INC.
/r �) f ) PDX 9r8 AUAUAN, WASHINGTON "W2
06ina C.onftACfo¢� Ul 2 SOW
?ebruary 21, 1967
City of Renton
^.Sty Hall
Renton, Washington
Attention: Mr. Jack Wilson Mt. Olivet
Booster Fump Station_
Gentlemen:
We are enclosing herewith, six copies of Change
Order No. 2 for 'he subject contract. 4e hav^ signed
ell six cooles of t is change or-,:er and are forwarding
they for your signature.
Kindly return for our files and records, at least
two conies of the executed chan6a order.
Very truly yours,
VENTURE CONSTRUCT10h, INC.
Harland M. Radomske
HMR:vjw
Encl.
CITY OF RENTON
Renton, Washington Feb. 2.1 1967
Cornell ibrlanS Hayes 6 Merryfield
Leger ui 1.ing
500 Union Street
0eai Barry' Enclascd is one set of 0-rrected plan/ of Record '4c. 5-4176.2
signed by Jack.
Sincere')"
Ron Olsen
water Engineer
CITY OF RENTON_
ttentori, Washington Feb_ 23_lg 67
Venture Construction Company
Auburn, Washington
Dear Sir: nirase find enclose? V o corrected copies Record No. S-4176.2
si Rned by the City Lngineer.
Sincerely,
Ronald Olsen
Water Engineer
W-262 MT. OLIVET PUMP STATION WTR-10 2
#1 Correspondence
Human AdeliA 6 Aueai*ts.
aRR,.ea,a
CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS
AIRS>w M1rY "trM..W"A mM
EA 3•r9a6
CERTIFICATE: 2148 REPORT NUMBER: 0:4 DATE: 23 Pak WrY 1967
WE HEREWITH CERTIFY THAT WE HAVE CONDUCTED COMPRESSION TESTS ON
STANDARD 6- X 12"
CONCRETE TEST CYLINDERS
AREA 28.9 SQ. IN I
AND HAVE TO RE►ORS AS FOLLOWS;
JOB: Et. Olivet Help Nousa 0-262
ADDRESS: Et. 011wt 3 M.G. Storage Tank P.anton, KA sh?.n,ton
ARCHITECT:
ENGINEER: Sorrell, HGalanl. Nayas L 111"field
CONTRACTOR: vantura conaLrlloti" Caoparry
SPECIMEN AGE IN ULT. STRENOTN
STRENGTH OATt DATE
NUMaCR DATA _ WaAlN1 IN L*RIaG IN
*Previously reported OROKEN
0#7 7 30M4 or g3,500 3307
9 23 9094 1-26-67 2-2-67
p
IN �. z 172,5� a3."+: 1-26-67 2-23-67
7 30NO or 65,500 '4020 1-26-67 2-23-67
MIA: 5.5 lank Type 1 POrtlW oaaant/Du.yG. DOatreta. &Itch Wte./DU.yd.l 516N C~t,
14WX sa:Xi, 20OV If- minas aggregate, O.3b POzzO114h c (Taprovad)Jaasiy 10-20
Bslloni tar P1ua *r Rinus - i!}" E11W. 2- tlleq
PLANT: Neata
PLANT INSPEC'OR: MIXING rn Sand L Graval
FIELD SUPERVISOR; Wear. YARDAGE:
27 cu.y;.,.
SPECIMENS TAKEN FROM: CGTICrete Nall.
CYLINDERS A70_�QL417ILIN �.arn
CC(
3-Engineer
1-File
Ketone Adeli.l A ANeeIeNR
CORNELL. HOWLAND. HAYES A MERRYFIELD
ENGINEERS INO PLANNERS
IG4nh I'Jn OvhG f00 UNION {(I(tf It1'.tl r.ti„iu410h q01
I l:ltvO N! •I(I CvD1,!Ll�l:t )lif
O IMFI Ot.iC li 'M •011l(N� • E^..S( • f(19v 1i1'4
��. 5617{•2
26 T#bruary 1967
Venture Construction, Int.
r. 0. mx i78
Auburn. Waahibpton 98002
Mt. Olivet lbumter Tamp Station
Attn: Mr. H. H. Eldoaake
Gentlemen!
We ifava heen In contact with Hestia. John Slyt of Worthington Corr. and
8111 Grarem of NWOUX Electric Co. concerning the bearing lubrication to be
provided on the puwo motors for the above pump station.
We are aware char the electric motor industry Ie, to general, manufacturing
rotors with Rrease-lubriaated bottom bearibga rather than oil. Rowevort it 1e
our opinion that nil lubrication to superior for asse and certainty of proper
uaintenance, and our specifications were written accordingly. No exception was
takes in the bid, Ir now tranapires that a consideralle del% will enaue before
a graaea-lubricated motor of any manufacture could be obtained. We are therefore
Prepared to approve the submitted General Electric •tots provtding the top
thrust bating of each ie oil-lubricated; and lower guide bearing in Vaase-
lubrioatad; and ti,e following ',c iiftce=ions ire made tt each. motor:
1. The grease bearing relief port o0 each motor is furnished v:th a
suitable overflow tube, ertandtng worrloall7 appm ximately 2-lathes.
and v.•. ' to atmosphere.
2. A earning plate is attached to each motor frame cautt,.ning the Opera-
tar to remove any restriction in the grease bearing Overflow tube be-
fors lubricating. The wUrding on thin plate moat he approwe by us.
It is our understanding that theme minor changes will not modify Worthington's
warranty on their oriRlbal contract, and will not change the warranty term of
lour contract with the City of Aantoo.
It you have any questions please call.
Very truly your#,
CORML, "MRA". HATES 6 MER1TV7=
Peter T. Wiedamsam
M u
cet Sack Wilson
rba,:ry x�, 196'►
Mcomrably Domid Costar, Mayor
Menhsrs of the Oity Cawsil
iIot Powr Contract for Kt, Olivet Prop Statim
Oantlaoaeo
Attaohwd am ttn oaptwa o, tha proposrd cmtmot betwaa the
1ty of "ent.on and the Paget 301W Paver and Light CeW*jW for
,applying powr to tha rAw Mt. Olivet Paap SNtim.
It in the reCela rAktim of the Wnaaring OoPsrUwnt. tbst
upon apprnral by tlw City kttorwr as to tort that tha Mayor and
ity Clerk ba authoriaad to sign this agroawmt.
Very truly yours,
Jack Wiloon
City snginmw
Nine
PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
P. 0. Box 329
Renton, Washington 99055
February 28, 1967
Mr, Jack Wilson, Engineer
City of Renton
City Hall
Renton, Washington 98055
Dear Mr, Wilson:
Re: Mt. Olivet Booster Pump station
We ..,.e confirmd the location of the transformer pole to serve
the above pumping station, which was discussed at our recent
meeting with Mr, Ron Olson of your department. The location
will be approximately 40' from the corner of the building, as
indicated on the attached sketch.
We previously quoted tc your Consulting Engineers, Cornell,
Howland, Hayas and Merryfleld, a cost of $300 for the Installa-
tion which Inc Ludes the pole, miscellaneous materials and labor
to Install the transformers. Your purchase cider or letter of
authority In this amount will release the job for construction.
Yours very truly,
D, L. McDonald
District Sales Manager
attach.
- liFMi CONTI CT %CUM IEfI - AMOUNT
I i! O N PRICE Mwam f 41 N y�M T t At O U E R E M A R K S f H A N l . O R D E R 5
AMOUNT AMOUNT '/. AMOUNT
2 f: b-1 LNI !W, lay a FIT AMOUNT
DEDUCTED COBOL DUE
o.i I co 100 Do _
U., I,T) r•rrr won.DD
400.00 40 8r. fOn LIDO.co
Corot rvtr r 4,100.00 ZO 70 90 369D.00
pitsraqd 'i t 10,000.00 10 75 7950.00
_; 875.DD
i i'aLrt•ateJ Mehl ork ' L 500 OD er
No. 1 N.". ratb bw—tsun Motor J 111.00
•r- Yu. .' Pam,nq1.&W..ti.n M.<ur 484),00
_ V.P4tA[snY.Sr 44•rn 1 IOU.OU
j-11. ttr .1 7 NOV.uO _ 111)
I! P,uatiPr out e,ura•r Cnn•mt. "I . 875.00
t• Oban 35na "raJ n
21.408.00 rO TAE
TOTAL LUMP SUM 52,272,97
SUMMARY OF PREVIOUS PAYMENTS
EFt. N :MOMTN AMOYML T MOUNT
_ I Jec 1 &4 - 4
Z n 19L] 11,rr78-1
CONTRACTOR: ESTIMATE FROM L Eebruary L967
TOTAL WORK COMPEEIER ZZ1140h.50.
NAMO[ ORDERS Vnntarr Cooatrorlloe, Inc. ESTIMATE TO 1 March 1967
AD3USIED TOTAL �— -- Z1.40
.00 P. O. Rnw 878
PWs 4.Z% W—i-,Ow Slate 5a1es La 8Y9.N Auburn, Washington 98002
2Z.307_14 CITY Or RENTON. WASITINGTON
LESS 10% ReTu_MAQl _ Z,Zao.Tf
TOTAL _ 20.07r..Jf Mt. 01i rt Booster Pump Station
ills PREVIOUS PAYMEMIS 14 805 04 Monthly Pay Estimate No I
AMOUNT DUE THIS ESTIMATE —�_5,1:1 1•+ II`'-
t I
OMRI1,RRWLARR.RATE,A MEWR U I E4I76-3
CORNELL. ROWLAND. HAYES ds MERRYFIELD
E �! G I N E E R S •no P t A N N E R S
IGGIN IUJ(DrNG • SIY UM:OH lrllfl • 511rr
OINI• rl llln04f 1111 CCO! >;e:e:. • v-
011r((y rM 101.11N0
�� •8-d176.2
March 1%7
City of Renton
City Mau
Renton, Washln«ton 9#095
Attn: Mr. lack Wilson Mr. Olivet Koester Pu
City Engineer Stat d
Monthly Pa Estimate ss imate No, !
Gentlemen:
In accordance with the Contract between the City of Renton. A anantea
and Vesture Constructioe, Inc. , Aubu e
rn, Washington, for the raastructlof
Mt. Olivet Kooator Pump Station, please find enclosed two (2) copies of Pay Estimate No. 3,
This estimate covers pays eel for work accomplished and materials
Isl►vered to the etta fsow 2 February 1967 to 1 March 1967.
It it racow.maaded that paya+sat be made to Venture 1.OnetruCtlon, Inc.fa the Amount of Firs, Thousand Two Hundred Seventy-Ons
Thirty- Dollars and
V!n• Cents ($S, 271. 39) as Shown on the astimate.
very truly yours,
C(IRNELLI HQ%LAMl)1 HAYES k MTtRRYFIELD
Pater F. I%ledemaan
PFW:cct
Intl; PAY Estimate No. ) (2)
cc: Venture Construction, Inc. (2)
w* 30 vn
Resemble Donald Canter, Mayor
Mamherm of tb City Cow wtl
Rot Mt. Olivet Booster Pomp Station
1%5 water A Savor Coustru+tion Feed
Centlemae
Attoshod i. programs $#tine%. No. 3 for eonKraatioa of tM
",t. OUT" P"W :bathe. It is tha resosnndstion of the ratios, SeB
Department that this estimmto do raatmu Commtraotten, immporat"
M aVWOM#. The assent den is R5,tn.39.
Vary tz-Ay yowls,
dmat• VUsft
Oit. A�lmeal
Jwnr
IA
CONSTRUCTIO tNSCTOES
N ►E
1101 1 R.a LnV, R:M
EA A 3J400
CERTIFICATE. 2146 REPORT NUMBER: O07 DATE, 7 March 1967
WE HEREWITH CERTIFY THAT WE HAVE CONDUCTED COMPRESPION TESTS ON
STANDARD S" X 12'
CONCRETE TEST CVLINDERF
1 AREA 28.3 SO IN)
AND HAVE TO REPORT AS FOLLOWS:
JOB: Mt. Olivet PVW Mouse 0-262
ADDRESS. Mt. Olivet 3 M.G. Storage Tank Renton, Waal'ington
ARCHITECT.
ENGINEER: Cornell, Howland, Mayes a Marryfield
CONTRACTOR: Vanture CGnetruttion Company
%PeCIMaN AGa IN ULT. STRENGTH eTRRNGTN JAYS DATE
NUMBER DAY* V,RK114T IN LBe, L e.l IN
1010 7 3ON0 oa 70,500 2494 2-6-67 2-13-67
011 28 30k0 ox 124,500 440a 2-6-67 3-6-61
0112 7 :43#0 Ga 65,000 22" 2-6-67 2-13-67
N13 28 30N0 oa 126,ODO 4457 2-6-67 3-6-67
*Previously reported
MIX: 5,5 seek Type I Portl.,rd cawent/cu.yi. concrete. 8ttd1 wts./cu.yd.t 5160 cement,
1400N sand, 20DON If" minus aggregate, 0.25N PosaoliM 8 (Lprovad)/sack, 18-20
gallons water plus or mina - 2e sluwp
PLANT INSPECTOR: MIXING PLANT: Western Sand S Gravel
FIELD SUPERVISOR. Olsen YARDAGE'. 1O yds. approximately
SPECIMENS TAKEN FROM: Pump house roof.
Cylinciors arrived in lab 2-13-67 -
cc$
3-8n9ineor
1-Hle
Harnea Adelin a Associate,
is � j STATEMENT
- CORNELL• HOWLAND. HAYL'S & MERRYFIELD j
M S U L T I N C. a 'a C I N E E r
:
+ rJ;.« lu.rolNo • see 4NraN silt•r .11 U A COv1 . w13� «a•ary
Ht VeO«! wen/ 11:1 • >1 301
>r.n on:cn iN, So lresr•s. oucan !o n/. >1•a
i
.J S-4176.2 '!
7 Maich 1967
(' rr Renton !�
• .'all -
cn, Washington 98G55
1
.,r , nei;u•r r:n•_: services from 25 November 1966 through 22 February 19o7 k
. t•�Lai :n of Ur.sig,i and Supervision of tha Mt. Oli•:et Rooster Pump Station
a;in •r 1•'.+ F.t mist,- of Value
.i W„rk Cnniplot,,d t,� Date $c00. 00
Outside S^r Vic c s: 21. 00
K Adalist (Concrete cylinder tests)
T:tr. . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .... . .. ... . .. . . ... . . .. . . . .. . 5621 Oq
• e
marsh 13, 1967
DaneaabL Donald Canter, myna'
wmbm it so City Ceunail
Re swim"int Dar+,iota for f. Olivet
saustor Pow 9tattes
Centlenent
Attaa:ud hereto and rscaswndad far Payauat Se a stateavnt
fore Wglwerirw 3crrieos due Carrell, Howland, Hayes and merryflsld
tw {b period of Me amb r 25, 1966 to rebruarf 22, 107. The afsmt
den this dsM la $(2n.00 and is to bu charged agatoet IM Water
and Boor Conatructior rood.
very truly yours,
Jaek Nilson
City Molnar
JWIBC
fur
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION AND DELIVERY i
I
OF A CONTRACT WITH PUGLT SOUND POWER &
LIGHT COMPANY FOR FURNISHING
1{IiMICIPAL WATER ►IWOM
lia•w eum'.Nrd
WHEREAS, PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY has
offered to 'umish for a period of ton (14) years.
upon the terms set forth in the following propo+td fain of contract,to-wit
NXICIPAL WATER ►L'MPIMC
i
Page I of Resolution
•
i
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the countl l
ICeuga n Cemmw,eq
of the City of Union that a
l6V.'T...l
contract be entered into with Puget Sound Power &Light Company for the furnishing of
Nunicipat Water Ptaging Nrvlce
upon the terms above proposed, and that the Mayor be and ho hereby is authorised
and directed to execute and deliver such contract on behalf and in the name at the
1 ty of Renton ,and the Clerk be and he hereby is authorized
,Qn o,Ta.el
and directed m attest such cortract and to affix thereto the seal of the Cl ty Of
tleLytln
RSV a Tevq
Duly adopted this 7 day of 19 G I
e
llayos,
ATTEST:
�.rc.�ct�ine.ee/ .♦�r�fi!rJL..�
Clark.
a
Page 2 of Resolution
rr
D763 - •
N832.13
MUNICIPAL WATER PUMPING POWER CONTRACT C pC
PUGET SOUND POWER s 1160T COf1PANY, herein called 'Company," and the...91TY......
(Town or City)
of....jf !iYPH............... a municipal corporation of the State of Washington,
heroin called "City," agree ns follows!
FIRST: This contract only covers power used in connection with the operation
of water distribution systems.
SECOND: DELIVERY - In consideration of the payments, and subject to the lim-
itations, herein stipulated, the Cc any agrees for a period of.0A.., consecutive
years, beginning :'n .?�.....,. 19 7..... to reserve for and furnish to the City,
and City agrees during said period to buy exclus;voly from the Company, at the
rates heroin fixed, all electric power required to operate the City's water pumping
plant or plants located and described as follows:
Mt. Olivet pumping station located on the northeast corner of Third Avenue North
and Benton Way, Renton, Washington.
Transformer rental - Yes - Three 75 kva, 7200/240/480 volt transformer#.
Transformer losses to be added - 4.5 kw and 3,285 kwh.
Said electric power shall be three-phase, sixty cycle, alte ,aling current
at approximately ...;;,0.0 ... volts, Company agrees to furnish net exceeding
. kilowatts but will furnish any additional amoant required by the City if
it has the power available. The point of delivery shell be the first pole back
from transformer bank pole at the above described location.
THIRD: RATES - The City agrees to pay the following rates, same being Schedule
No. 40 of the Cmpony's Electric Tariff A, filed with the Washington Utilities 6.
Transportation Gorenission:
Demand Charge -
$1 .67 per month per kilowatt, or major portion thereof, of maximum demand.
Energy Charge -
0.66C per kilowatt hour for the first 25,000 kiiowatt hours used per month,
0.56C 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.
0.410 per kilowatt hour for all over 100,000 kilowatt hours 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 ef-
fective the City shall thereafter pey the new rates; provided, if the new rates
are higher than those herein fixed, the City shall be entitled to Cancel this
contract.
All bills shall be payable within ten days from their date.
FOURTH: MEASUREMENT - Maximum demand, consumption and power factor shall be
measured by commercially accurate maximum demand, watt hour and power factor raters
furnished and installed by Company, suitable space fo, which shall be furnished by
the City; provided, maximum demand and power factor may at Cor•pany's option be
determined either by meters or by check of service.
1
{ The maximum demand for any month is understood to be the average kilowatt demand,
f 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 inters 1 iq them th.
G.A.C. 1106:97 OResolutTon /1426)
9767
A32.1 .
MUNICIPAL 1,44TER PLRIPING POWER CONTRACT - PAGE 2
FIFTH; USE OF EQUIPHE.iT - The City agrees to install and maintain in good con-
dition proper equipment for the use of such oo•wer and to save the Company harmless
from all liability for any loss or damage caused by such equipment to eithe, party
hereto or to any person whomsoever; riot to sell to others any electric power fur-
nished hereunder, nor use or permit others to use any of such power in any otPsr
place or for any other purpose than to operate said plant.
City agrees to notify the Company uafore making any increase in the connected
load and to operate its electric equipment so as not to impair the general service
rendered by Company to its other customers. If the City's use shall Impair such
service to other customers, the City will, upon demand, Install the proper P:pa-
ratus to prevent City's power factor from falling below 95 per cent, and Coa•_. any
shall have the right to discontinue service to tho City until such apparatus is
Installed.
The City agrees to use reasonable diligcnea to protect the Company's ;rcperty
from injury and Company shall have free access to all parts of the premises where
Its electrlcity is used, to inspect, repair, remove and replace Its property.
SIXTH: SERVICE INTERRUPTIONS Company shall use reasonable diligence to furnish
uninterrupted service but shall not be liable for any interruptions caused by
strikes and/or other labor disputes, accidents or acts of God, or by any cause by-
Vend the control of the Company, or uy the necessity for making repairs or changes
In the Company's equipment and facilities, and the City waives and sh..11 not assert
any claims against the Company for damages to the City caused by any suspension,
Interruption, failure or curtailment of service by the Company under this ogre-rent
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
requested by civil or military authorities. No temporary interrup-ion shall cancel
this contract.
SEVENTH. The Company shall have the right to cancel this contract if any part
of the Company's property used fr. the rendition of this service Is taken by em-
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.
�6�
j Dated this........':.a :f ......day of..K.�.-1 2t rt�-:' ...ir 4,
t�
Attest; tnrf of L=1111 ` [J
...........i.`.�lJ.'"`:":'�� .. '.Y.:. . ........�.......... ...
City Clerk Mayor
Witness- PUGET SOUK (POWER a LIGHT CGHPANY
.... By... .�. ... .........I..........
R. F. PLYP41R SCi:;CR P!CE PRESiCEVT
VW
TRANSFORMER RENTAL CONTRACT
This Agre ment Witnesseth:
That PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY,as Lessor,has tented to
TM! CITY OI RlR s
as Len".upon the terms hereinafter stated,the following clecttial equipment, to-wit:
Uir" - 11 Etre. 72 W1ii7 Q4 wit tratefarern
1. Said equipment ehdl be installed by the Lessor upon the said pits.:eea of the Less"dcaalbcd is
WgWpol Woof Pagfnp
stet oertefn .. Power Contract between the parties hat:o eHwtive
jw o V,_1967 and aball at all time•,be and ter:.aln the property of the Lessor aad
shall not be remnved from said premises without the Lessor's writtta coastut end the Lessee agrees to
use reasonable care to protect said equipment from injury while in its posunion,
2. The Lessee agrees to pay to Lessor upon demand the sum of
to cover cats of instdiation aad further agrees to pay to the Lestor as conaideratioa for the ate of said
squipment thv sum of f P.1g . . . . per montL on the 011169. _day of each mouth.
3, This rental contract shall run for the same time an,and terminate with,the power contract cove
mentioned;provided s breach by the Lessee of any of the terms hereof call entitle the Leswr to tertninato
this rental contract upon five(5)dayi written notice to the Lessee.At the expiration or termination borsof
Lessor tray remove its equipment from the premises.
DATED this .r. '. day of ._...4<_:. :.::..1....;:................,19:..�
AR2o Ss TMI 0"OF RCM N Lecxe...
GIV•sn.�sea«t.tseesss.se.essieve«« ... t i `G{..
1f1IVOtl�1 PUGET SOUND ER @ LIGHT COMPANY, Lessor
y;
P. F. LYNi1. r ;,clDdJl'
i
Honorable ran&U Costar, mayor
iy+isre of the City Council
HeI Progress Sstisate No. L-C.A.O. 2026.66
Gentlsernc
Submitted herewith and moosmsndsd for pgeret is 7rogmx
Fetlmt* Me. d far rheinesriag Ser.twe thaw March 24th for MU
Olivet PuW Statlm. TM amoeet due the fine of �ororli,
Horlwd, Hasa & Ysrryfield this date is £266.95.
Very truly yours,
lasironr
,^!sec
CORNELL. HOWLAND. HAYES & MERRTFIELD
ENGINEERS 'N. PLANNERS
IOGAN IVIIIIING • 100 VNION Slllff • 1111111 14.01
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ONI-. AI1A C00I :4!/<)I 3.21
ol.f1 0IIIf1S IN 10111AN0 • 10-If • COIVAI05
8.4176.2
26 April 1967
City of Rooton
City `call
Renton, WasbingLon 980oi
Attn: Mr. Jack Wilson Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station
City Engineer Monthly Pay Fstinwte No. 4
Gentlemen:
In accordance with the Cont-act between the City of Renton, W aehington
and Venture Coustruct►oa, Inc., Auburlt '.ashington• for the construction of
Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station, please find enclosed two (2) copies of Pay
Estimate No, 4.
This estimate .over. payment for work accomplished and materials
delivered to the site from 2 Match 1967 to 26 A ril 1967.
It is to ommeaded that payment be made to Venture Construction, Inc.
in the amount of Thirteen Tnous-od OIa Hundred Seventy-Four Dollars and
Thirty-Nina Conte %13. 174. 39) as shown On the estimate.
Very truly yours,
CORNELL, HCWLAND, HAYES 6 MERRYFULD
Peter F. Wiedemann
PFW:c.z
Ertel: Pay Estimate No. 4 (2)
cc: Venture Construction, fan (2)
CONSTRUCTION, INC.
9 0 Box 878 AUBURN. KASWNGTON 99W:
�aq&t� eOaitnafota Ul : BOBG
April 26, 1967
Cornell, Lowland, Hayes ; ivierryfleld
Logan Building, 500 Union Street
Seattle, Washington Mt. Olivet
Booster Pump Station
Gentlemen: City of Renton
This will confirm our verbal conversation of Arril 26,
1967 in which we advised you that a potential project delay ex-
isted in the procurement of the Rensselaer check valves. '.is
Issued verbal instructions to order on December 16, 1966 and
confirmed it in writing January 17, 1967 with a purchase order.
The purchase order's latest allowable delivery date was April 1st,
. 1967. To date we have not received toe subject valves, nor have
we been guaranteed a firm delivery date. We are and have been
attempting to expedite these valves. The supplier has advised
us that the factory has been slow due to government obligations.
We will continue to expedite these valves and do
everything possible to avoid a contract delay. However we wish
to call this to your attention in order that a time extension
might be granted in the event it becomes necessary.
Very truly your&,
VENTURE CONSTRUCTION, II.C.
Harland M. Radomeke
HHMR:vjP
i
VALLEY MUM
an S•MEl SO W, i }wa
O..JRN, WASH WTON
April 29, 1967
Venture Construction, Inc.
p.0. Box 8*78
Aubura, Walsh. 98002
mt. Olivet
Dexter Pump Station
Suhawatract / 164190
Gentlemen:
This is to inform YOU em ►pril 2b4 1967, the AUem Bradley
Company, who is furnishing the motor control o m%w for the
subject project, west on strike. We are informed by Joe
Tudor and Associates that they can so longer d119ibter motor
control ceiter to his shipping dock on May 5,
• 7.
We are doiag eterytning re can to expedite this project.
Very truly yours,
Valley Electric Co.
Y -
Alfr W. Gus•
I
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AG:tk
• �� CONSTRUCTION, INC.
nn 9 0 90l In •U9UKH. WUMINGTON 91=
�NL9n� (.Oa�T4Cf0lf UL 9 WRO
May 1, 1967
Cornell, rcwland, :iayes < Nerrgfield
Logan Building, 500 union Street
Seattle, +ashington Mt. 'Rivet
Booster Pump Station
City of nenton
Gentlemen:
We are enclosing herewith a copy of a letter vd.ich
we have received from our subcor.:ractor, !alley Electric
Company on the subject project.
• As you can see, effective April 26, 1967, the Aller.
iradley Company went on strike and therefore ','alley Electric
have advised that this strike will very likely cause a delay
In the completion of the project.
This letter is provided for vour information so that
If the project is, in fact, delayed, a tine extension may
he .:.ranted in accordance with the contract documents.
Very truly slum,
VeSITURt' COVSM4 ICT.i ON, INC.
garland M. Radomaks
HAR:vjp
Eno 1.
•
Honamble Daesld OW%W, WWW
} "&"- of um "lt7 -^mall
Hat wt. J1ivat 6noatar -,ew Contract
1965 W ter & Samr !orAtxu tlon Fund
uintleavns
Attached b6mto and recoweanded for plywat to 11'W7438
Fettweta No. 4 doe venture CaoeSraotion, Imorporatad for
amatt+wtion of thn Xt. Olivet Haxtsr Fwn Station. Tha
e =t Aue the oxa?r ctor this date to $11,I7h.39.
Very tr Q7 eov",
. CONT' 1CF % COMfI TE AMOUNT
OE5 If TION fR._E rpH� IfMR � t' DUE aE maw r, Cn61 _ OADE AS
AMOUNT
Dt DUCTID COMIL out A*OUNT -A
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} TOTAL
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f.-
52,ji1.7I -
- --- -------- — ^----- - ------- ---- SUMMARY Of PREVIOUS PAYMENTS
EST, ft, MOAT" as At AMOUNT
: a9H 19
4 _tll. o
<.O'4 fRAF l0k: ESTIMATE FROM -rL
ESTIMATE 70 _ -
11
:IY OF II FN ION. NA -W
A i ,. '.1 5 f' "mA7E I
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.c.
I R,PAVE 5 H 11FiEU
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CORNELL. HOWLAND. HAYES A MERRYFIELD
E N G I N E E R S . .. PLANNERS
IOG.1M SWIDPN6 • 500 VMICN 1111f1 • 1101,1I W19XINGION 96111
11llIXOMI ♦Off fODe :Oe/f]• ]Iti
OI Xf1 OI/iCfi iN, .OIII eND • 105f • COOV 011�S
NU6.2
8 May 1967
Veliturt 4onatructim, Tim.
P. O. Box 878
Auburn, warhinatoe 48M2 tntrance cteoa and Guard Rails
M. Olivet lboa ur.?ump_Stacion
Gentleman:
Confirmins our telephone conversation today, Plane do not erect the Guard
rails at the entrance to tM pump Station until receiving further ordem A
decision to fit the rails or turn them over to the Cit, fnr use alseMiare will
be amds in the next few days.
very truly yours,
CORNBu, WVLANO. RAM & M TFTIKLD
Antony B. Barnes
ABB/cs
cc: �Mr. Jack Wilson, Citv ¢natnsar, Renton
as wr 14«
Venus Coastructtsat, Ls.
P. C. P.n: ST4
City cf Ransom. Washington
Kt Olivet BNaNr Pump Statlea
At4ntio&: Mr. H. M. Rademaks
Gentleman:
We are cossidaring piping &&d a:mhsrlsg modifications as we haw previously
discussed. Please submit your proposed rovisloa to the contract price for the
Labor and materials, complete, to accomplish the ch"&*s detailed below. It the
revisions are approved a chasgs order will be prosaasad for your otgastws.
1. Provide and install an ancho plate an the discharge header only as shown
on the attached sketch.
Z. Tr.eepese locat►ons of the 6" by pass opeol pipe section sad the 6" gets
pa, :wge relief valves.
Very truly years.
CORNIELL, HOWLAND, NAVIES L MERRTTI7:LD
Peter F. Mls6v mean
PF W Calm
IEnclaeuro: Sketch
at: Mr. Jack wits*&, City Vogiaear Reates (w/skotch)
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CORNELL. HOWLAND. HAYES h MERRYFIELD
E N G I N E E R S P L A N N E R S
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rSN76.2
26 May 1967
Mr. Jack Wilson
City Engineer
City Hall
Renton Washington 98C55
Mt. Olivet Booster pump Station
Dear Jack:
We enclose copies of letters dated 26 April and 1 May 1967 which we have
receive, f< .m Venture Construction, Inc. It appears that the contractor will
require a time extension beyond the completion date of 6 June 1967.
We are given to undertand that the delay in delivery of the Renssaeler check
valves was due to priority of government orders. We can confirm that Venture
tried to expedite delivery. It is undertood that the Allen Bradley strike lasted about
twentv-four days, but have no written confirmation of this.
The check valves and electrical equipment have now been delivered. and in
our opinion it would be reasonable to grant Venture Construction a time extension
to 3 July 1967 without requiring payment of liquidated daruaces. It is probable
that the City will have completed the 16-inch discharge line by that time and the
pump station can be tested under normal operating con&tions.
If you wish us to obtain more specific data on the equipment delays, ptease
call upon us. Any time ension sho•ild be by letter from the City to the contractor
making reference to Article F.-7 of the General Conditions of Contract.
Very truly vours•
CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYE:S & MFRRYFIELD
Antony H. Barnes
ABB lalm
Enclosure: Copy letters (3)
CORNELL, HOWLAND. HAYES & MERRYFIELD
E N G I N E E R S + .c P L A N N E R S
54176.2
31 may 1967
City of Renton
City Nall
Renton, Washington 93055
Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Stat.on
Atw Mr. Jack Wiison Monthly Pay Estimate U. 5
City Engineer
Gentlemen:
In accordance with the Contract between the City of Renton, Washington and
Venture Construction, Inc., Auburn, Washington, for the construction of the
Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station, please find enclosed two (2) copies of Pay
Estimate No. 5.
This estimate covers payment for work accomplished and materials delivered
to the site from 27 April 1967 to 31 May 967,
It is recommended that payment be made v.�+n rn fmns truces pn, Inc, in tk,
amount of Eight Thousand Four Hundred Sixty-Fipr O01ars a.' aixty-Eight Cents
($8,464.68) as shown on the estimate.
Very truly yours,
CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES L MERRVFIELO
Peter F. Wiederann
PFW/cs
Enclosure: Pay Estimate No. 5 (2)
cc: Venture Construction, Inc.
Jvue 1, 1967
t{a wrable Donald ovot r, 'iayar
Numbers of the city t:onmsil
Per 7� Payment Mt, aivot Puq BMtim
6uitloaeae
Submitted horavith am, tea4Aaer%la� iar pa�ypt in R'o was
?etirntn Ne, 5 ft! , ca�deted to SUM by vautruy CaratmQ6!m,
T�r ornrire tFd m iM aW,ve refntamWd pz-ujsot, 'ihe ROMA, tc the
omtnetor tote date to $8,46L.68.
very trul; "mv,
Jaok Wilam
City ftiroar
J4tmo
� N
Jun 1, 1967
Honsrahle Donald CwV;r, Mtyor
Mambo- of wo City Csweail
Rey Mt. Olivet Pep Statim Csrt"ot
Gontlemax
IL Is the roomo,nda L. of o%r Cossultast for this Project
am of this offiaa that t:t Contractor, Venture Caytrutlm,
Iaao:goeated, be &rened t un o>«lan of ties for aapLtian of the
"0" roferemed proysst to JAY 1, U67 is aoow&nr with Lr61 u
E-7 of the Qeneral CeadieU" of the Costnot, lute dolor in osep-
letim we am to oirortansee beyond which the General Csekrgtae•
Bad no control, safely a strlko at the Aunt which saaaf&gbw,@d
the olectrtrl ogatpraat MA the failure of a oggliar to Aeliter
valves m ties &W to lydW&l Ow"rasantt, obligacicwo. rau *Rten-
airo will not cases the City eqp mobr hardship winos the peasew
live that this station will serve Sa not completo.. as yet.
very traly yours,
Jock Wilson
City Wi-.er
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CORNELL. HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD
E N G I N E E R S +No P L A N N E R S
10G.N 10�10.N0 seo U.-O- S,fffI ;Ef,ru •1.0ION 9n L'
rn eNoxE ue+ root as
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a� S-4176.2
13 June 19E7
Venture tonstructlon, Inc.
P.O. Bon 870
Auburn, Washington 08002
City r Renton, Washington
Attention: Mr. N. N. Radomake Mt. 01 :at eoostef RYaD station
Gentlemen:
The City of Renton is anxious to have the above pump station in operation as
soon as possible. System demand In the area which It will supply has risen to
the capacity of the exlSting V!Ir^snr station which the new station will supplement.
There Is therefore concern that an el actrlcal or archanlul failure ai Windsor
could be serious. Please submit Immediately for approval your Intendmd schedule
to complete the work In all raspe..ts (except the reordered louver) by or before
the extendr.' completion date of 3 July 1967 which the City Is looking to for an
operating facility.
Please submit your proposed charges with a breakdown for the work detailed in
our latter of 24 May, and also the cost of substl Citing a 54-Inch dismmter manhole
fur the original rmter vault.
Very truly yours,
CORNELL. HOWLAND. HAYES 6 NERRYPIELD
Antony B. Barnes
Aey/dc
c%: Mr. Jack Wilson, City Engineer, Renton
O[n(... O.. C[ .40 [.f �0..' .� O["x... X.{".{-Yf{t�S .[ •..xf Onn .' •.' {l XOX.{ C...a
arli((�vn eterC lrpo
AMerte J"NI qOp wSSTuII[w[wu[..ol.Tw tvrt[aoi
[G1Tt[.WA[MIMpTOM.[IOf
•Tune 19, 196T
Cornell, Howland{ Hayes 6 Merryfleld
Logan Building - 500 Union Street
Seattle, Washington 96101
Attention: Mr. Barry Barnes
Subject: Mt. Olivet Booster Rapp Station
Renton, Washington
Our Sales order SEA 4287
Gentlemen:
In compliance with your request we are enclosing copies of test records for
the 16" Sparling Masterflo Meter installed at the above location. This should
give you the information that you require to run the testa on the pumps at
this station.
It they have any questions regarding the accuracy of the meter, they can
remove the unit and return it to our factory for verification. If the meter
is not calibrated correctly, Hersey-Sparling will stand the cost of shipment,
etc., however, if the meter is accurate, someone other than our company will
be billed accordingly.
We are sorry for the inconvenience in this particular matter but some times
these situations do develop In the best of companies. Should you require any
additional information or assistance please feel free to contact our Seattle
office.
Yours very truly,
HFRSEY-SPARLM 10T�H,GI�GCKPAiY
By:
W. J. Y6ra0a
WJL:dm
Enclosures
CORNELL. HOWLAND, HAYES do MERRYFIELD
E N G I N E E R S lN. P •. ANN ERS
I06EN IVIIaING • 11, UNION I'll,, i! KIInNiiON 9)19'
0"" a"'C11 1N 'a....NC • 1Z'I [111)1I1:
s�176,t
22 Jale 1n67
Nersey-Soorling Moor CON06W ,
6097 N. yeagie tsty Blvd.
El Monte, Callfornl♦ 91731 Mt. 011vet 9oost•r pume Ststlnn
City of Manton Washington
Attn:ta: Mr. Ivan Stets -.
Centleamn.
we arc cancarne: over the d}fflcuttles which have arisen with the 50ariing-
MasNrrio motor suptilled to the above job under your *A'es order SLA W,7,
It was agreed prior to fabrication that the motor tut. woad be %,,,aped
250 psi flange by plain and, In )tau of 'ouble-flanged, with an extra one foot
length at no Increase In coat, The inter tube es delivered hed the Increased
length but ran found to be 16-1 nets Inside dluleter, In view of the delivery do-
lay In obtaining o replacement tube, wa reluctantly Approved a further extension
to the tube to convert the one connection to 16-lnch outside dlaseter. This was
Performed at a local shop In 5e0ttla under the suoarv�ilon of Mr. Larson, The
extension was protected with epoxy mint and wa received a verbal assurance that
the accuracy of the Toter would not be affected.
it was oeternined by the Cenral Contractor, Venture Construction eo., on
16 June 1967, whl)e attegting to install the meter head and aropollor, that the
straightening vanes appeared to foul the props liar h1odH. We Inspected IMl onulp-
sent On the sane evening end agreed that the venes did not conform to the normal
dimensions for a 16-Inch tube, We net with Mr. Larson on the site on Monday,
1 ,tame, and he had confirmed on 17 June that the normal clearance between the
propeller blades and strd ghtehleg vans hod ngt been arov)ded. Wa understand
that the norsai diversion from eropeller vertical shaft to and of von@ at aloe
wall should be o-te.chos end the dirmnsron on the site was about 3-1/1-Inches.
In view of the vrgency of us)ng the pump station !!e again reivttantiv agreed
to the straightening vanes being vet beck and epoxy, painted, provided afsurenoe
Not received that meter accuracy wculI not be affected. Wa hove since received
the enclosed latter free Mr. Larson which has fafarenae to this matter.
Ws nave Always understood that enter and motor tube are factory tosted as
a unit and that test results ere ovall.ble on request. In this Instance the test
o •
Marcy-Sparling Mawr Co.
u Jaw 1967
papa -2-
data forwrded to us oust relate only to the aatee because It was lawssible
to ran tM propeller In tM tube sapplled, Wu are plwn to understand that *,Is
-a•tfcolar tube was gar fmbrleated ►y Morsay-Spar►Ing to eA the City of Renton
Is looking for aaallty oeulpeent,
We weld approciata year comments "m ties fabrication and test of the aster
and tub+, and One accuracy of the reworked =I t.
Very truly yours,
CORNELL, MOWLAND, MAVES t MERRyrIfLO
a-.toms !. sarnes
AIMS
bKlosurs: Letter
cci Mr. Will?w J. Larson, Merzey-Sparllna, Seattle
Mr. Jack Wean, City Engineer, Renton
Venture Construction Co.
June 22, 1967
Honenblr Donald Cneter, hsycr
Rembare of the City Coumil
Res Nt. Olivet Pulp station Mel Talbot Hill two Station
Ceutlsmsna
Sulmittod hmnewith and recamandad for payment is progress
F.atim 1w No. $ for ]4sgireerivE services due Coraslls Rowland,
"a ud Marrytield in Us mamma of $96.01. This covers services
perfmved on the Mt. Olivet Pu4 Station for the period of April.
25th to May 24th.
Alm at'ssb" and roaooaended for pelneaL is a Program 6stimmts
duo thm firm of Cornell. Newland, Neyoa and Marrllisld for Ragimoring
Sor ie.w performed on Talbot Hill Plop Station. Ties wasug don this ' ,m
date is S3e0.04. '
Very truly yours.
Jack Wilson
City vinser
JWsam
�.PpOI.]-53xE
SeLvi.x Controle Company
-ML R�C.N RRMR.41lOiNR
PORTC.NG aRC�.]N 97205
Jer 29. 196T
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Contractor: Record No. S4176.2
Project Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station
Venture Construction, Inc. Owner Ci[v o Renton, Washington
P. 0. Box 7 Change rder No. 3
Auburn, Fashington o 0 22 Date 17 July 1967
CHANGE ORDER NO. 3 TO CONTRACT
FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF MT. OLIVET BOOSTER PUMP STATION
- ZITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON
This Change Order covers the changes indicated below to the subject Contract,
and the Contractor is hereby directed to perform the work in accordance with the
provisions of this Change Order.
1. Provide and install a 54" precast concrete meter vault in lieu of the
30" concrete pit shown on the Plans.
Additive $300.00
2. Provide and install a discharge header anchor plate, roof hatch clevis
pins, a hose rack with hose and hose bibb, and relocate the 6" bypass
piping assembly.
Additive $344.00
3. Delete the crushed rock surf,cing in the yard area.
Deductive $295.00
TOTAL ADDITION S349.00
The amount of the basic Contract will ne increased in the sum of Three
Hundred Forty-Nine Dollars and No Cents ($349.00), exclusive of State Sales
Tax, and it is agreed that this increase constitutes full compensation for
all work added or deducted by this Change Order.
The Contract time will not be changed.
Except as herein modified, the terms cf the basic Contract shall remain
in full force and effect.
Chan9a Order No. 3 (Continued) Record No. S4176.2
Approved:
Corxll, Howland, Hayes a Merryfield
By
Date_ 7 T 9G
Authorized for the City of RQCei Dt acknowledaad and terms and conditions
Rent, Woshln ton this agreed to this „" C U day of _
2'7 - day of .S IDLY 19 .
Venture Construction, Inc.
Br LV iy"
Title ity Engineer Title - ,/_• J
noalrabls Deoeld Cumber, Maybe
Mallets of the City Council
Ran 1%5 Mato and Savor Tend 715D-4%
9abaittod Ietewith and recarskd for Payeent to Pragreu
Estimate No. 6 in the amount of $165.1L dun the fire of 64117e11,
MSMlamd, Mare and Merryfield for Lptneertna 8arriums on Mt.
Olivet Pmp Statical Project.
Recommended for payment also in a Progress 6atimts in the
amount of $61.29 doe the same lien for MAM11ane6us aervioae in
connection with the Talbot °pringbrook Development.
Very truly yours,
Jack allson
city Ende•er
Niue
CONSTRUCTION, INC.
.. 0 lox 479 AUIUIN, WASHINGTON "012
74t G.O7MQf0 UL z&OIKI
July 25, 1967
City of Renton
Jedar River Park
Renton, Washington 98055
SubJect: Mt. Olivet Booster Pump Station
Gentlemen:
As are or closing herewith six (b) copies of Change
Order p3 to subJect contract.
Please note that all copies nave beer, signed by
this office and it is requested that you sign and return
one copy for our files.
Very truly yours,
VENTURE CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Harland M. Radomeke
:hc1.
HMR/vop
SURETY DEPARTMEM /
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STATUS INQUIRY
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CORNELL. HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD
E N G I N E E R S AN. P L A N N E R $
106AN ,U110ING • 500 UN10,1 5 Itrl 5,61I Lf. wx5M1NO/ON 00101
It lttx ONE .1f t1 COO,•:Ob/f 36 JO..
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S•4176.2
16 Athaiat Tlb7
Venture Construction, Inc.
303 - 26th N.E.
Auburn, sashington 98002
CI["of Ken�to_n_
gentlemen; mt. Oil; tor
MMterwp Station
Field test$ of the squl Pment Installed at the above station have bean
performed In ardor that we may report on the work to the City of Renton. These
tests Indicate that:
1, 40. 1 Pump (1,050 9Pm) Is ecceptabie.
2. No. I motor (100 N.P.) Is ovsrlcadsd when operating at the specified
guarantee point. (The specifications call for no overload.)
3. No, I Motor does not meet submitted power factor and falls Salow the
Power Company's requirosants of 85 percent.
4. NO. 2 Pump (1,500 gpm) does not meet perfvreence at the specified
guarantee point.
5. No. 2 Motor (150 N.P.) probabiy would be overloaded If No. 2 Pump met
performance at the specified guarantee point.
6. The overall ♦fficien:y of both pumping units Is below submitted
efficiencies by approximately 5 percent and 7 parcent respectively.
The station as a whole Is fulfilling Its purpose, and the City Engineer wishes
to CIO$* out the Contract. NOW me , regard must be had to the affect of overloc4
on the reliability and lifetime ..f Motor No. I and Its low power factor. In
addition, the Contract was awrded after considering initial 5apltal cost and
estimated operating coats an the basis defined In the Contract Documents. The
submitted overall efficiency of "a pumping units had a direct bearing on the
Contract awara, mid the apparent lower field efficiencies affect the Clty's future
operating costs of the station.
Ys would draw your attention to the requlresa.nts of the Contract Documents
(Spatial Speclfleatioms Section 9) that the Contractor &hall demonatrate proper
Ysetun At
Coastrectise, Inc.
16 August 1961
Page -_-
Operation of the equip"MC at the oeerMtea ►vint and furnish all iMiremsnt% and
labor to perform the cat. la order to assist In resolving this matter. our field
data and caywtetIMS are pi l*P" for review In this of►Jed,
fMfore a doaielen oar bel ndleated the aada en aocopting the stetieh, the City Not
fefiowing are ropui reds
1. Acceptable writt■n assurance from a responsible party that the overload
on motor No. i (too g.p.) will not adversely offset the rclability or
shorten the iffe of this motor,
2• A proposal to correct the power factor of Notor go. 1 (100
I• A proposal to offset the additional operating costs of the pumping
aquipmsnt due to lower overall efflclansiss than su►wlttod in the
Contract.
You can be assured that the City will ooeperats with anyoam who may K.)sh to
aka say tests to wrl fy:+ndartaken the velum/ we have measured. My such work should be
1mme47 scaly,
An Inspection of the pump station hog Indicated that &II other its" of
Oaestructlon or* acppteble except that Via required instruction plates relating
to Iubrlwtlon of the elect;to motors haw not bean Installed,
Very truly your%,
CORRELL, HOWLAND, HAYES t MERRYFIELD
Antony B. aarnss
Ma/jn
cu Mr. Jack Nilson, Renton
hug=% 21, IM
Honorable Donald Cusbr, Mayor
Members of the City Council
Cantlsewu
ttaohed hereto and recommended for payaeat is Progress
Estir.te ?1*. 6 due Venture Construction, Iaoorporated in the
Amount of $7,783.67 for rcrk perforad on the Mt. Jliwt Pum Station
thra August 11, 107.
It is further recoamnded that the attaobed estimate for mdB—
w17, ow Engineering Fees due the firs of Cornmmll, Howland, Hayes
and Merryfield in the amo mt of $137.67 for arricam in connection
with Spri,gbrock Dsw'mpmut be paid. Theft two itea are to be
furled from 7150.W 1965 Water & Serer Ccoetrsation Fund.
very truly yours,
Jack Wilson
City &ginner
JWna
CORNELL, HOWLAND. HAYES A MERRYFIELD
ENGINEERS •••o PLANNERS
'OGLY IYI.D+NL SIO YxaN ""'T Srlrttt w1f«+Y 41UY 11+0+
rr.r•xo Yr .In roDr :olre:v Ie:1
arxe• ernces :« .on;.+«c Iois[ ro1v.n+s
30 October 156i
:Watara Construction Inc.
303 - 26th h.E.
Auburn, Wshingtcn glloo:
lit t_y_ f
Gent lenen_ C. vett lie'�eos Yer
As you arr aw Bra we have of tiro Narthhvnt an
I rcr ;::u ..Led 26 Cetabes Ht, raneral tlrclrl^ k. ` --f
Ue aeslere these I¢ttcr•. •.:Ire irtended to enai c Y, w Iu
ietter of 16 August I",'.
Ir, c•ur o>i nich tcc iette rs no nut c.I ar I fy LPr: pntrrts at is+ +e t'
eACenl that we can rake a rew"w.no.tion to the City of Renton basetl on
their contents. the worthingtou Corro ltlon letter, in nartla.ular, is
totally inadequate and, as we Intaroret it, questions the dots obtained
during our field tests. Va m,rst reiterotx that the centraCt docusrents re-
quire the geeeral contractor to demonstrate that the equipment pertorms as
submitted in tt,c proposal. further, trey a"Stlon the coating thickness In
the cans wnlch they hod applied in Seatt.ie t>acause of a foul up at thelr fOCtory.
It is our opinion, as stated in our letter, that the equlranrnt does
not fully meet the specifications. Tn avold further unwarranted delay I
aaaling with this matter, we haw recw~ded that the firy art.-t the Installed
equipment and reek• final payment less the sun of fi Si.CC, ''fl, re:-Ies.irts the
difference between the bid using Yorthinrten aqulparMI and that -* tt.a +r
cost U. S. Pusp equlpatnnt on the basis of capital and operat.i: I c.t• I "I Ir.
the evaluation of the original tuntraet award. A copy of our Ie•.ccr to t!m
City Engineer is GM toned for your Informetlon.
Ventura Construction Inc.
!r October 1967
Pb" -t-
it it oar opinion tint manv of the gifficultias white how been eaparieem"
in this contract have been beyond the control of venturo Construction Inc.
We trust that we shalt M able to wutuallY participate In lyther work are
briny it to a more "t'Alectery conelastom.
very truly yours,
CCaaEll, aowMMO, MAYES a IIEf4014.L:
onto^y B. Barnes
AWCas
Endosurc. ;opy lettcr
Pay Estimate go. 7 (final) (I) -
cc' .lack Wilson
E
CORNELL• HOWLAND. HAYES & MERRYFIELD
ENGINEERS +ND PLANNERS
100..4 • $1, UNION llllf• • SS.1111 e/Sw:Mp1pN ",
'11"MONf I11A to 01 101111, III:
01.11 0111 f •N IOtr11N0 • fOHf • C011Nll :
�. 5-4176.2
30 October 1967
Mr. Jack Wilson
City Engineer
City Hall
kenton, Washington 98055
Contract ConLletion
Uear Jack: yt.-6)TW Booster Pump station
As you are aware the field tests conducted at the above station
indicate that the installed equipnent does not fully meet the performance
data submitted prior to award of the contract. Our letter of 16 August 1967
to the general contractor, Venture Construction Inc, of Auburn, a copy of which
was mailed to you, summarizes the deficiencies. We have been in constant
contact with Venture and the equipment suppliers, Worthington Corporation
and General Electric Co. and have at last received copies of letters sated
24 October 1567 from the former and 9 October from the latter. Copies of the
letters are enclosed.
In our opinion the letters serve no constructive purpose, The contract
oucuments require that the general contractor shall demonstrate that the
equipment performs as proposed when the Contract was awarded, Neither the
general contractor nor the equipment suppliers have nade this demonstration
and they have failed to bring the matter to a satisfactory conclusion. We
therefore feel we are obliged to make a recommendation to the City to enable
the contract to be closed out.
Our field tests indicate that No. I Notor (100 h.p.) is slightly overloaded
at the specified guarantee point whereas the documents specify no overload. The
power factor also appears to fall below the submitted value. We are prepared
to accept General Electric's written statement of 9 October regardinn the life
of the Motor. Determination of power factor in the field is difficult and
we do not feel this is a serious Issue.
Our field data also Indicates that No. 2 pump (i,500 9pm) is not
meeting the performance specified in the contract. further, Its motor
(150 h.p.) would be. overloaded if the pump did perform as required. The
overall efficiency of both pumping units is also below submitted efficiencies
by approaima teiy five (5) percent and seven (7) percent respectively,
Mr. Jack Wilson
30 October 1967
Page -2-
The overload of Motor No. 1 and the reduced efficiencies of the pumping
units will involve higher operating costs over the life of the equipment.
We feel the City Is entitled to a monetary adjustment to acknowledge the
deficiency in the pumping units. This is perticularly justified because the
,ntract was awarded on the basis of combined capital and operating costs.
Our letter of 25 November 1966 recommending award of the contract to
Venture Construction with Worthington pumps and General Electric motors
indicated on page 2 that the Worthington alternate was $251.00 less
expensive that the U. S. Pump alternate. We have computed that the extra
cost of operating the installed Worthington pumps a^,I General Electric
motors compared with operating equipment performing as submitted would be
somewhat in excess of this amount.
In our opinion the station is performing the duty for whi.h it was
designed and the construction is as specified. We recommend that the
contract be accepted and that final payment be made to the contractor
after deducting $251.00 to compensate for th± reduced efficiencies of the
pumping units.
Although the installed pum•oing equipment does not meet all the requirements
Of the contract the City had beneficial use of the station In time to meet
the exceptionally high water use In the Highlands area this summer. For
this reason we feel it would be difficult to substantiate that the City
has suffered damages and liquidated damages are not called for.
We therefore recommend that final payment be made to Venture Construction
Inc. in the amount of Two Thousand Eight Hundred Fifty-six Dollars and Forty-
three Cents ($2,856.43) as computed in Pay Estimate No. 7. (Final) enclosed.
This final payment is subject to the requirements of Articles D-16 and F-4
of the General Conditions of the contract. We recommend that the 12-month
guarantee period called for in the contract be computed from 30 October 1967,
the date of this letter to obtain additional operational experience of the
equipment.
If we can supply further Information on our recommendation, please
contact us.
Very truly yours,
CORNELL. HOWLAND, MAYES S MERRYFIELD
I .
Antony B. Barnes
ABB/cas
Enclosure: Pay Estimate No 7 (Final) (2)
Copy letters (2)
cc: Venture Construction Co.
Mewrpor 91 1967
Bmanble Darold Coatsr, Mpyw
ltebars of the City Coonoi:.
PAN cortnet co platim-tit. ouwt Baaotar Prop
Station YM-605
Umtlemm
The Mt. ouaot Booster Pair ltatim has been oa4lat" aad
it is the vacrosandstim of ow cmtoltatt aaA the Easinew1 B
DeparWaR that this fmproaasant be aoaoptad by the My •:omrvvu
as of Noraaber 13, 1967.
If altar lhlrty (]o) days, no Uses or alsim are filed
mainat Ube peojeot and von paeaf of paymet of tas liabilities.
it U rooaweaded the rstainad aaomt of $2,8%.L3 be paid the
COAU"tar.
It is also the r000mendatim of t1w ftinswin[ Departmat
that the final sotimta for ascisaorias eepervialm by Cornell,
Bow aM, Byes k Barryfum rw this prejoet in the sammt of
$261.50 be opprowd.
c311^iniw CQii1l=
Jack itUsm
city Entisar
JWIM
• s
ronaner 9, 1964
Hontaa,abls Donald Canter, Mayor
Nobra of the city Or.,voil
Rot Contrast Caplatiom+tt. Olivet Booster Prep station
Oaetlarnl
The mt. 011wt antes Nap ftnum bs bsa 08"Oew sad it
is the reamtmmitAM at ontr ees$1Ht nod Of W
DsaWWmmut that this lapmeo mt be O 0tlmrlY
as of Hamob r 13, 197.
If attar thirty 00) dtpe. no 1lams or claim are ra"ep>rt
Ww project and aplen proof of payamnt of tax liabilities, it is
recommended the retained amount of $2,80.0 be paid the Cot#ootor.
Jack"L Me
City b41U0
data
i •
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"ev. 9-1-55
File .'o:
:ICTI CF CF F�t.I^ ^may L ^Ot
To: Excise Tax Division Date: i.
Audit Section
lax Commiasion
Olympia, "ashington
Do i:ot Use
Frcmt
Assined to:
Late Assigned:
✓_ hT',lJ .. ._
Dated:
' Date of Claims
3entlement
iotice is hereby given relative to the completion of contract or project
described belowt
Descrirtion of Contract ..
i
Contractor's Name e
Contractor's Addressa1 , .
:ate !fork Commenced . .
late "ork Conrleted : D.ete Mork Accepted'
Surety or Bonding Company t
Agent's Address i ..
Contract Amount f Amount Disburaedt .9
Additions t Amount Retained i
Sales Tax Total
Total t
DY
Disbursing Officer
MU '011 5 CF THIS 1107ICE PiUST BE MiPUTEL' Y THE DIS:iWSING
OF:IC:.P. 1!!D i:AILZE T :HG" TAR M.2.13SICE AT CMPIA, KASHINGTM
I;i-vDIA:tLY AFT l PC".:}"2,.!'CE OF THE WMK DONE UNDER TM CCNTMCT.
110 PAYHE:ITS Su.ALL SE iJD; V1'TIL ReX;EM OF
3TIr CAT ACCGRDANCE'.,IITR SAID
CL'RTIFICATE.
R .` 60.26.CL0 (sec. L chap. 236, Lava of 1955) The amount of all taxes, in-
creases and penalties due or tc become due under Title 82, RD: from a contractor
or his successors or assi;noes with respect to a public improvement contract where-
in the contract price is fire thousand dollars or more shall be a lien prior to
all other liens uron the amount of the retained percentage withheld by the dis-
bursini, officer under such contrast, and the amount of all ether taxes, increases
and penalties due and mint, fron the contractor shall be a lien upon the balance
of such retained aarcenta_a remaining in the possession of the dis_ursin(; officer
after all other statutorw lien claims have 'ceen 7.aid.
R_`.' 60.26. C50 (sec. 5 chap. 236, Lairs of 1955) Upon final acceptance of a
contract, the state, county or other municipal officer charged with the auty of
disbursing or au•amrizin; disbursement or paynert of such contracts shall forth-
•,ith notify the '.t.x Commission of the completion of said contract. Such officer
shall not make any payment from the retained percentage fund to any person, until
he has received from, the Tax Commission a certificate that all taxes, increases,
and penalties due from the contractor, and all taxes due and to become due with
respsct to such contract have been paid in full or that they are, in the cemuaissionws
opinion, readily collectible without recourse to the status lien on the retained
percentage.
R(7' 60.26.060 (sec. 6 chap. 236, Lava of 1955) If within thirty days after
receipt of notice by the Tax Commission of the completion of the contract, the
amount of all taxes, increases and penalties due from the contractor or any of
his successors or assignees or to become due Ath rest ect to such contract have not
been paid, the Tax Commission nay certify to the disbursinj_ officer the amount of
all taxes, increases and penalties due from the contractor, together with the amount
of all taxes due and to become due with respect to the contract and may request
payment thereof to the Tax Comtission in accordance with the priority provided by
this chapter. The disbursing officer shall within ten days after receipt of such
certificate and request paw to the Tax Commission the amount of all taxes, increases
and penalties certified to be due or to become due with respect to the particular
contract, and, after payment of all clai a uhich by statute are a lien upon tha
retained percentage withheld the disbursing officer, shall pay to t;.e Tax
Commission the balance, if a:. -, or so much thereof as shall be necessary to satisx)F
the claim of the Tax Commission for ;•ie balance of all taxes, incrsases or penalties
shown to be due by the certificate of the Tax Cormission. If the contractor w,es
no taxes- irgosed pursuant to title 82, 36 , the Tax Commission shall sc cert.ii*
to the disbursing officer.
STATE Ot wASOUNO'rON
DMff-�Iw.Men
.. RTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSNM
OLrNMa
RELEASE FOR THE PROTECTION OF PROPERTY OWNER
AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Firm No..
Prime contractor (Ntler! Atla w.a.
Project location. ._iteriLptl ..;a: .tu1_9$05. Contract No. ..._.
Title or description of work.... ..;.t.a_.II12.Y};1<._gppgLvL . ' ..;"j,,n
Type of work.___.1;E.k_.i..0Il3i:_L.:Li�ii_..__..__.___...Amount of contract }Z.r,j-JZ Z2,_,_
Work started Jcn(1tnbe:.__....._.__..._._.._....., 19sa6._..Work completed.. "puaa uw.........._..... 19-y�
Were subcontractors used on Contract!........ .
If Yes, attach list of stbcontractors, including address, designating
type of work and the date each completed his work.
IDO NOT INCLUDE FIRMS WHO ONLY SUPPLIED MATERIAL)
Signature of prime contractor or name and address of firm who awarded contract
......... .... .
By
ALI, WORKMAN HOURS THROUGH COMPLETION DATE 11, THIS PROJECT MUST BE REPORTED
AND PREMIUMS DUE THEREON MUST BE PAID BE: ...;E A RELEASE WILL BE ISSUED
The AW%e tnue(he eoetNeton eaN out by Pray r.uerS ttih x are Maee to Olynpl.*Ste.
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Fern 247�DUMWATE
Revised R•te-ss. Reg.No..G171-4164 _.
DISBURSING OFFICER
Tax Commission of the State of Washington
Contractor:
VDMU CDNSTROr W, 7NC. *
P. O. box 878 1 PWC LLB v? 11911
f
Auburn, Washington 98002
Certificate of Payment of State Excise
Taxes by Public Works Contractor
We hereby certify that taxes, increases and penalties due or to become due from the above named
contractor ,nder Chapter 180, Laws of 1935, as amended, with respect to the fallowing public works 4„
contract: ..C,AG...JA82-6G.._..._Cowotrwt;ea-o€..ihr.^46. alkvat...8enat+r..P�sP..Bt+eien-ie Maese
Citp.-ot-Rants-
together with all other taxes, increases and penalties due from such contractor,have been paid in full
or are readily collectible from otber sources.
This certificate is issued pursuant to the provisions of Chap.60.28 RCW (Chap. 236,Laws of 1955),
for the sole purpose of irdorming the state, county, or municipal officer charged with the duty of
disbursing or authorizing the payment of public funds to said contractor that the Tax Commission
hereby releases the slate's lien on the retained percentage provided by Chapter 60.28 RCW for Excise
Taxes due from said contractor.
This certificate does not release said contractor from liability for additional tax which may be later
determined to be. due with respect to the above mentioned contract or other activities.
Dated at Olympia,Washington... Peeeaber 6, 1967
TAX CoNmnssioN OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
cerntVinc ochre,
Jack J. Gilbert, Auditor
'P,uR\
�. •
STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON DANIEL J EVANS
LABOR AND INDUSTRIES
GOVERNOR H. J. PETRIE (; ;
Greuber 12, 1%7
TO cMCN IT MAY COMCfty.
Centl•.men:
This is to certify tl.,t leutrse Construction 87f, Auburn, Washieaton, ?Ire No. TAA,988
ha; made payroll r Inc., P.O. Rsi
report and paid premiums due the Accident and Medical
Aid funds of the Department of Labor and Sndustries
If the Mt, 011gt booster pup atatfon
covering eonstructlon
Very truly yours,
SUPERVISOR OPINDUSTRIAL INSU%ANCR
SY
kk Chief, Undernitin'RA-3Kti OR
'i
COnNELL. HOWLAND. HAYES & MERRYFIELD
'v
5411b.2
Mr. .aGS NiISUL
City Edgineer
city Hall
Renton, washingtt•n gC057
Final Pay Es[ira tc - Nt Uiivet
Dear Jack: iWoster Pump Statio.+
This letter is to confirm our telephone cunversa;ib,, .,f 5 January 1546
with tr. konala O son.
wa tmst aouloyizc for in in,orrcct Cor-pulatinh of bintc 5.rle5 Tax in
the final pay ebtinate for the above work which was enclused with our letter
of �U UGtuber 15u7. This affects t,,, a+xwnt of money due the contrectur.
The tax was cunputed on the total wuri, completed, adjusted for change orders,
and before oeaucting the efficiency penalty of i251.00, which was levied.
Tax snould not have been charged on this amunt and its value of 5)).30
at 4.144 should ca deducted iron the amount of 52,35d.43 Cue. The final
amount due is thcrefcre 52,o4S•IS•
We apologize fnr any inconvenience causeu.
very truly yours,
0 Uh6LLc, huwl Al+u, RAYES 4 MtRM ULU
Aha/sw
Cc: 4er'are LcnitrdCOOn Lv.
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IHJ-£DIATELY AFTER A-IFFTAM Or THE ,!CRE DONE' MtR THIS CONTRACT.
NO U .ALL BE ' FR^' RETAIl2D FI UNTIL RECEIPT OF
COiT"ISBIOR'S CERTI r^ICnTE, AN•D MEN OILY IN ACCORDANCE WISH SAID
C:iTIFICATE.
CORNELL. HOWLAND. HAYES A MERRYFIRLD
ENGINEERS •nn PLANNERS
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23 April 1%8
Venture construction, Inc.
P.O. Box $78
Auburn, dashington 9=2
Gonti enlen: Mt. Olive n S t Booster Putation - City of Renton
this letter is to place oh record the action which has bean taken to date
With regard to the noise in puMfng unit No. 2 which was reported by the City
of Benton on 9 April 1968.
A meeting was held on site on I8 April and was attended by Messrs. Graves
and Overbee of General Electric; John 5lyt, lkrthington Pumps; representatives
if the City of Penton; and the writer. It was agreed that a noisw existed, but
the manufacturers' representatives were not able to determine whether it
originated in u!e Pump or in tho electric motor. It was decided that the unit
was serviceable, and the City will the'efnre continue to run it as required by
system demand and with complete freedom for sequencfng the pumps.
The unit will be kept under ouservation and any change in operation reported
to you. The City are particularly anxtoas that the equipment be serviceable to
meet the heavy sumexr demands Which will be made on the water system. If there
1s any doubt that, 1t will not perform during this critical period, steps should
be taken to provide a reliable unit.
It is requested that a letter be received to the effect tnac the unit can
be operated; that it should continue to perform throughout the summer months;
and that d further examination will be glade prior to expiration of the warranty
period on 30 Oct"Pr 1966,
The electric heater in tie pump station does not operate and it is re-
quested that the cause be located and c:)rrected.
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Venture Construction. Inc.
23 April 1%8
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The Rensselaer check valves were extremely noisy and far from 'non-
;jam-as specified. You will recall that the specifications Call for double spring
ano lever. and only single springs were provided. A have requeszlo—dTfaligren
Company to investigate and report and will keep you informed.
Very truly yours.
CORNELL. RONLA,NU. NAYES 6 PERRYFIELL
Antony B. Barnes
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vcc: Mr. Sack ki hon. City Engineer, Renton
April 24, 1968
Cornell, Howland, Hayes 8 Merryfield
Logan Building, $00 Union Street
SUMS. Washington 98101 Mt. Olivet Pump Station
Gentlemen: City of Renton, Washinutton
We are in receipt of your latter dated April 23, 1968.
As you will note by the enclosed letter, we have requested
Worthington provide us the information that you require. As soon as
we receive a letter from Worthington concerning the pump in question
A letter will be forwarded to you.
We have advised our electrical subcontractor to check with
the Cityy and try to correct the problem with the electric beater. We
w111 follow through on this to insure it Is repaired.
the problem cone,-ning the Rensselaer check valves apparently
is due to the fact that 4 double spring and lever was not provldet'.
Mr. Carmichael of the Halgren Co. has advised that he can provide an
additional spring and lever for the valves which should correct the
problem, i do recall that the specifications called for a double
spring and lever and only single spring and lever were furnished. This
to the City
or mmodificationstton the iPipe fsys�te®iWhich we proposed.t We discussed
this and it was decided that tee credit for the &piing andllever would
be passed on with the credit c;, the piping. Had we provided double
spring and lever Our credit would not have amounted to $1,750.0o as
was agreed upon, I recogoiae that this sgrsement was not in writing,
however it was verbally decided it the time the credit was issued.
Accordingly, we would expect the City to purchase the additional spring
and laver directiy from H41gren Co., which should correct the problem.
Very truly yours,
VENTURE CONE" XTiON INC.
Harland M, Radomske
HMR:Yjp
cc: Mr, J. Wilson
City Engineer
City of Renton
April 1/, 196a
Worthington Corporation
1616 Western Avenue
Seattle, Washington P.O. 116
Mt. Oliver
Attn: Mr. John 51yt Booster PUMP Station
City of Renton
Gentlamen:
We are enclosing herewith a copy of a letter which we
have received from the engineers, Cornell, Howlaw, Hayes and
Merryfield.
They have requesteo that a letter be received to the
effect that the unit in question can be operated, that it will
centime to perform throughout the tuw*r months, and that a
further examination will be made prior to the expiration of the
warranty period on October 30, 1966.
You are requested to provide this office with a letter
of this nature as early as possible 1r order that we might be
Able to forward this to the owner.
Very truly yours,
VENTURE CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Harland M. Radomske
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cc: CH2M
cc: Mr. J. Wilson
Citv Engineer, Renton
CORNELL. HOWLAND. HAYES h MERRYFIELD
E N G I N E E R S P L A N N F R S
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4 June 1968
Mr. Jack Wilson
City Engineer
City hail
Renton, Washington 98055
Dear Jack: Mt. Olivet Pump Station
We enclose one copy each of letters dated 24 April 1968 from
Venture Construction, Inc., to us and from.. Venture to Worthington
Corporation. We have no knowledge of any action on the latter and had
been waiting for this before writing you on both matters. By copy of
this letter we are requesting Venture to again contact Worthington Corp-
oration.
With regard to the check valves, we have on file record of a tele-
phone conversation dated 5 January 1967 which confirms the verbal
agreement with Venture Construction that single levers only would be
provided on each valve.
We understand that addition of the second spring and lever on each
valve has considerably reduced the operational slam. It is, therefore,
recommended that the supplier's account be paid by the City.
Very truly yours,
CORKI.L, HOR-AND, RAYES b MERRYFIELD
A. B. Barnes
ABB/sw
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June 6, 1i168
Northingtoh Corporation
2616 Oestern Avenue
Seattle, Washington It. D)Ivot Booster pulp Station
City of Renton, NasniagWn _
Gentlemen:
Reference is wade to our letter of April 24, 196$. We have
hat as yet recetv*d the letter from you with the guarantee information
that me reluested.
tindly see that we have this letter immediately in ororr that
we oay forward it to the City, you have hao ample time since receipt
of our letter to have obtained this. Pleas* expedite this letter in
order that the City me, oe satisfied.
Very truly yours,
VENTURE CONSTRUCTION, INC,
Harland Y. Radarshe
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ee: Ci;y of Renton
cc; Eoreell, hnwland, heyes & Nerryfielo,
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COMPANY SALES
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June 6, 1%8
Worthington Corporation
2616 Western Avenue
Seattle, Washington
Attention: Mr . John 51}t
Reference: Mt, Duvet Pumpv.y Stati�a:
Gentlemen:
This letter is to confirm and tc report on the investigation per--
formed by Mr. J. G. Overby, General Electric Service Manager,
and the writer on April 18, 13c8, when we visited the referenced
station.
A slight (Asking) r Ise was Deserved to be in existence. This
noise varied in int.Insity with the loading and temperatures and
occurred in time in^rement relevant to the motor Rkm's. The noise
was difficult to detect and impossible to locate precisely at the
time of our visit, however, It is the writer's opinion that the
noise is generated at the lower shaft seal or in the coupling be-
tween the solid shaft and the hollow shaft of the G. E. motor. The
General Electric supplied equipment, apparently, is sot the direct
source of this noise. The balance of the motor was noted carefully
and the bearings listened to for any abnormal noise. None scald
be detected which would indicate the motor was abnormal in any way.
You have General Electric Company's assurance that our stdadard
warranty under "Terms and Conditions of Sale" is in effect through
October 30, 196e, on the General Slectrle motor.
very truly yours,
W.L.O. Graves
Sales Engineer
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CORPORATION
K/a WawerTt A.wtme.aEanN,Waahi.g1w 94124 Taw.dU4210 AnE 206
June ', :960
J�-" VECA
Mr. Harland M. Radomakt
Yeats Construction. Inc.
P. O. Box 678
Auburn, Washington 98002
Subject: City of Renton
0. Oflve• Demeter, pump Station
Your P. 0, lal
Or Order 63.6DW
Reference: CHXA - 4/23/68 letter
Venture - 4/24/68 letter
Gent la7as:
Confirming our telephone conversotlon of June 6, 1968, we are attaching a copy of
Sale of Efectrlc V Iotf G of in* ss date, ststing their observation of the apparent
nolp in the pumping unit,
tAt11e starting a id operating the 150 HP pump a couple of times during our meeting of
April 18, 1%8, It was noted that the noise factor appeared to very, howevm-, law In
Intensity. Additlonelly, the John Crane M*I:hanical Seat suddenly looked.very dirty
water which as you know will be detrimental and fall under much conditions. However,
after an approximate five (5) minute leak, no further leakage was detected, during
our meeting.
IAtder the conditions and opteratlhn observed owing our meeting of April 18, we sea no
reason wiry the ptftp Should not operate SUCCW*fally.
1b wl 11 be pit sad to attand a slot ter meeting as yea rqueeted, prior to the Oct. 30,
ING expirst'on of our wnrrenty under "Standard Conditions of Sole".
Should any additional Infornetlon or assistance be wooded, please call us.
Vary truly yw s,
WTHINGTO14 CORPORATION
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June 12. 19C8
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Cornell, Howland, Hayes 8 Nerryfield
Logan Building, 500 Union Street
Seattle, Washington 98101 Mt, Olivet Pump Station
City of Renton, Washington
8entlamen:
We are enclosing herewith a copy of Worthington Corporation
and General Electric Company letters concerning the pump motor at the
Mt. Olivet Pump Station. These letters should fulfill your requirements
requested in your letter of April 23, 1968.
Kindly advise us should you need any additional infor-
mation.
Very truly yours,
VENTURE CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Harland M. Radomske
HMR:vJp
cc: Mr. J. Wilson
City Engineer
Encl. 2 lttiers.
CORNELL. HOWLAND. HAYES & MERRYFIELD
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11 September 1968
City of Renton
City Hall
Renton, Washingtoi. 98055
Attention: Mr. Jack Wilson Low Pressure Surge - Mt. Olivet
City Engineer _ Bo ster Pump Station
Gentlemen:
As a result of complaints received from the Monterey 'errace area regarding
water hammer, we have investigated the pressure waves set by the operation of
the Mt. Olivet booster pumps assisted in the field by Matt Kohl.
In the design of the pump station lowance was made for high pressure
surge and water hammer caused by a sudd failure of the electric power supply
when the pumps were operating. For thi .urpose a surge relief valve was
provided to bleed off high pressure sun_ , to the suction side of the pumps.
It was anticipated that such a condition could exist due to the characteristics
of the discharge vine which is essenti-lly a long transmission line before there
are connections nff to the distributi. . system enroute to the Highlands Reservoirs
except those to Monterey Terrace. O!-r computations indicated that this surge
relief valve would mect most of the anticipated conditions. It was appreciated
that there would be momentary low pressure wave experienced at the pump station
which could have been eV-Anated by provision of a slow operating pump control va.ve
on each pump. We wished to avoid the expense of these valves if at all possible.
The pump station has now been operating for a. t 12 months, and it is under-
stood that there have been complaints of water hammer from some residents
located on the higher ground at Monterey Terrace. Pressure readings were
therefore taken in that area in conjunctinn with stopping an, startinq the larger
pump at Mt. Olivet and it was determined that. a low pressure wave was causing
the problem rather than excessively high pressures.
Experiments have been conducted to examine :he feasibility of adapting
the pr, -- surge relief valve to avoid the low pressure wave. These have
only beef, ydrtially successful, in that a low pressure of approximately 50 psi
was always experienced at the pump station. On account of the difference in
elevations between the booster pump station and the higher groi d at Monterey
Terrace, this pressure is equivalent to zero r certain of the houses and a
negative pressure at others. However, the low pressure wave was of momentary
duration and was quickly replaced by a positive pressure.
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City of Renton
it September 1966
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We have considered alternate methods of maintaining a posit've presst-re
in all parts of Monterey Terrace, and are of the opinion that the most
reliable and practical method would be to substitute a slow operating pump
control valve on each pump in place of the presently existing spring-loaded
swing check valves. These pump control valves would perform the same check
feature and, when wired into the pump control circuit, would cause each
pump to start against a closed valve and slowly allow flow to enter the system.
Each time a pump stopped, the control valve would first close sl,.wly until the
pump was operating against a closed valve when it would then stop completely.
Having regard to the future addition of two (2) more pumps which will probably
be of larger capacity and theref,re aggravate the present problem, we recommend
substitution of pump control valves for the existing swing check valves.
There is very little space available to install the 10-inch control valve
for the larger pump and it will be necessary to substitute a butterfly valve
for the existing gate valve. The 8-inch gate valve on the discharge of the
smaller pump can remain. The 10-inch and 8-inch check valves, which will be
removed, can be used in the proposed pump station at 4th A, enue and "M" Street.
In our opinion the proposed wo-k can be performed by City staff, including
revisions to the electrical control system and on this basis the estimated
cost is $3,100.00. The present day purchase price of the two swing cl.eck valves
and one gate valve is estimated to be $800.00. We recommend that the pump
control valves be installed
It could be argued that a limited number of customers should not be
subjected to annoyance just tecause of their physical location within a fully
developed residential area. It is unfortunate that a situation which we had
hoped would not arise has developed in practice and will require the above
expenditure to correct it. Although this is a modification to the pump station,
it :> now based on operati-q experience and results from a desire to avoid
unnecessary expenditure in the initial construction.
We suggest that the City request quotations for the necessary equipment
as specified below:
One 10-inch Cla-Va. Bcoster Pump Control Valve, Type 60P, globe pattern,
with check valve feature, 150 psi operating pressure, drilled 125-p04nd
USA. Operating pow- shall. be 115-volt, a-c, 60 cycle.
One 8-inch Cla-Val, Type 60P, as above.
Suppliers: Western Utilities and H. 0. Fowler, Seattle.
One 10.irch Butterfly Valve modified Pratt Groundhog with handwheel
operator, 150 psi operating pressure, drilled 125-pound U.S.A.
Supplier 8urhans-Sharpe, Seattle.
City of Renton
11 September 1968
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Estfmated costs are $1,455.00; $1,245.00; and $180.00. respectively.
Delivery will probably be 3 to 4 weeks.
We will be pleased to assist in the installation of the equipment and
electric wiring at the appropriate time.
Very truly yours,
CORNELL, HOWLAND, MATES 6 MERRYFIELD
Antony B. Barnes
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