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Home My WebLink AboutWTR2700877 W-877 WELLS#1, #2, & #3 DRILLING WTR-9 #1 Gener4l BEGINNING alO� 1F� � FOILE FILE TITLE f '777 avow mm_ 1 5L(P#.y Su,ece3 J) tQ (lLLiro6 d �C�S 1, 3ti G-ejo-cka L VALLEY NEWSPAPERS El Y.O. 6LX 130 W' -b77 oWh7P WAS,Hitvlh 98052-0130 PHChE 12001o72-bl00 NENIONP CITY LF E GATE W E l0/30/86 RENION CITY hALI - -Bp. 9/25/86 643.35 AEMTIIN MA 98055 50640 DiTACH G"'("A itir$rQnlICK W:1H YAYAcNT tl/2SIVO BALANCE FCAKARL I )S5.3S 9/02/86�PAYNENI 476.69 Li 9/12/86 PAYMENT • 126.44 CA W25/84 PAYMENT 2T3.26 GA LEG ACV. CNARGES 4/29/86 611799Ckr k 2.50 14•tl5 4/31/86 R1806CAerk - 13.00 77.22 9/081066 A1617(„iErk - 3.00 10.40 9/09/86 RIS16,�.�i n� 40.40 9/ 36 12/86 R1623 t, 9. 3 11.00 100.98 9/l2/b6 5: 1.50 4<.00 ; i 13.00 114.17 9/19/tlb N1632 fork 13.00 77.22 W19/86 R1836 #i 77.22 31 WL9144 A1631F;NM, 35.25 ( 233.15 ffi z 1 I 4�� W 9t 4�•7 CHARTER 116, LAWS , 1965 .r Q Y OF " ENTON CEI FiFICAT10N I, IIS11NW"NN 00"'Ally COTIFY U 1014Ipu11YOP PEE Ry, IIIAI:11° 041MIMS XAvi YNr IUcm44O, rot CIE[ OFRENTON SIR .CtS RitID(R:D SA IIR SgOR PIRIOR "AS D6C4fiU RE E I Y E n INR:'l Aqp rlIA1 'It CIMM 11 A IDSI, 1 Aup UNOA,U E1 OS KEAPOu A,A: S ME C"y G.NN An,,, a INAI I OC 0 6 1986 CI tAAM U1NOR,liO 1 A1AWKI(AII AsODIUM 10 SAID SIG 1p. PUK XING DEPT VALLEY NEWSPAPERS 112.25 ! P.O. BOX 130 - KEATP WA. 98032-0057 1 .0U .00 .00 PAST DUE BALANCE ,1 .00 �hP�6Tli�{' FROM PREVIOUS MCNTHS ) PLEASE SHOW ACCOUNT NUMBER ON CNECK 50640 Public Nobee • CITY OF nEWON reu Pon MOB AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION w s11DWCTOh wELLa a AT a baas ra a rmn.a w w rso a.m. asganier la. isee, a sr Cry ore. Orace .ro w a opo ecl ar Audrey DeJoie � being first duly sworn on oath states that �M ass cow�e.ra.� waoo heishe is the Chief Clerk of the assay seta` 7rr ras r as asnansl coon to aaabrasra so,ri scars aoomrwo rnsrs wNw are auasct sMe seeds do VALLEY NEWSPAPERS ^°�,„a bppv. Wst`v am ft iw Daily News Journal,Daily Record Chronicle,Duly Globe News erns taxre aanrra cow aroawam srss rns Gry resarWa ar rqr n moo Daily newspapers published six(6)times a week.That said newspapers con a as smr cow ary ada a are legal newspapers and are now and have been for more than six 1epn"'M°O' g Pape appraaa pWr, spsrar Flay sna months prior to the date of publication referred to,printed and published toe,a ma aoesrrm srvres a o0 in the English language continually as duly newspapers in Kent,King rsr.e a er PA won.Dapamra a County,Washington. Valley Newspapers have been approved as legal y%M" s na newspapers by order of the SuperiorCourt of the State of Washington for mrass Nmasd a era as eons ar King County • eanase, crows a kv(611)MM a ar raw .crow.a aam ad mur ammwM..cn The notice in the exact form attached,was published in the Daily News M rrs cfty Fes Ptancie sb Noy. Journal__, Duly Record Chronicle R , Daily Globe News—_, (and Damawram a0Mii1i°'oa')' Ism"E Mob City Cws not in supplement form) which was regularly distributed to its rmsated r er Dar Rsore CMwsar subscribers during the below stated period. The annexed notice a aatawrbr rs ann rs.rue RIM Call For E de . was published on Santetaher_ '2 and 19. 1966 fl1b27 The full amount of the fee charged for said foregoing publication is the sum of s 2 j.76 . Subscribed and sworn to before me this 19Lb day of S°Pt 19 86 Notary blic for the State of Washington, residing at Federal Way, King County,Washington. w Mb.wa raM CITY OF RENTON CALL FOR BIDS WATER PRODUCTION WELLS Sealed bids will be received until 2:30 p.m., September 26, 1986. at the City Clerk's Office and will be opened and publicly read in the 4th Floor Conference Room, Renton Municipal Building, 200 Mill Avenue South. The work to he performed within 70 calendar days from the data of commencement under this contract shall include but not be limited to: Drilling, logging, testing, and development of three 24-inch diameter water production wells. The City reserves the right to reject and/or all bids and to waive any and/or all informalities. Approved plans, specifications, and form of contract documents may be obtained at the Publir 'arks Department at the Renton Municipal Building for a fee of $25. each set plus $5.00 to cover postage, if mailed. A certified check or bid pond in the amount of five (5%) percent of the total amount of each bid must accompany each bid. The City's Fair Practices and Non-"iccrimination Policies shall apply. .9 t� Mazine Motor, f,ity�Clerk Published: Record Chronlccle: September 12 and 19, 1986 Daily Journal of Commerce: September 12 and 19, 1986 L Ucks Testing Laboratories, Inc, Certificate 940 Sall lSina-4 �ennk WashlnV1M 98108 (206,167 o60 ClXM 7Mloob L*w and Technical Sere as"r CF12M Hi I P.O. Box 91500 `"ao Tml w 99281 Bellevue. WA 98009-2050 DATE Oct. 23, 1986 ATTN: Paul McBeth ft 0 'OMWATER PO /8972-S s•wnr "NTT Tr Submitted 10/10/86 and identified as shown: l) RC-W-8-A-10/86 McBeth 10/10/86 1330 (B-1335) ,rss o-e"rwwro 2) RC-W-8-C-10/86 McBeth 10/10/86 1340 (D-1345) •.0 nesuus 3) RC-W-12-E-10/86 McBeth 10/10/86 1355 (F-1400) Samples were analyzed for priority pollutants in vccordance with Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste (SW-846), U.S.E.P.A., 1992, Methods 8240 (volatile organics), and 8270 (semi-volatile extractables, base/neutrals only). Volatile Organics (by OC/MS) ---------------------------- parts per billion (ug/L) ------------------------ 1 2 Lab 3 Blank Chlorome.thane Lit. L/l. Bromomethane L/1. L/I.Vinyl Chloride Lit Lit L/t Lit Chloroethane L/l. Lit. L/I. L/l. Methylene Chloride L/1 Lit Lit Acrolein L/5. L/5. L/5. L/5. *Acetone L/1. L/l. L/I. L/l. Acrylonitrile L/5. L/5. L/5. L/5. "Carbon Disulfide L/I. L/I. Lit. Lit. l,l-Dichlorcethylene Lit. L/1. L/I. L/I. 1,1-Dichloroethane Lit Lit I/t Lit trans-1,2-Dichloroethv Lne Lit. L/I. ;'L/l. L/1. Chloroform Lit. L/1. trace L/I. *2-Butanone L/l. 1,/1. Lit. Lit. ��I 2-Dlchloroeth.Ine Lit L/1 L/I L/I *^,awna w+"as..,..w,..wa........ �••.,.a>m.eo-m a.rm...seo-wr sa•..aa..war....a..,co--o.,...,...^o-+a.m�<,,,w,a,,,,,,,h r.o-....y>ra+.•,o-� ew w.ar ew..a.+........«. , d+a+r saa++.a�.e-na.wa wa•...,pma •..a.e,c.eywA i...a«a+a.r.w a,eo-..�.ur,oa•,.a.a.ro•„eu..aw,...y.. Laucks Tzsft Iabomo&sa ima Certificate oao Srnh lta�y.Sem�kltSslxr�9wn 4810a IRv:)r6r Sorvt Chemistry Mkmbkiv aid Tmhnical Serdres "A ao 2 C{IZM Btil Uaoea.oa„,o 99281 parts per billion (ug/L) ----------------------- Lab 1 2 7 Blank l,l,t-Trichloroethane Lit. L/I. L/1. Lit. *Vinyl Acetate L/I. L/1. Lit. Lit. Bromodichloromethane Lit. Lit. L/I. L/I. Carbon Tetrachloride Lit. L/I. Lit. Lit. 1,2-Dichloropropane Lit Lit L/1 L/1 Trichloroethylene Lit. Lit. L/I. L/l. Benzene Lit. Lit. Lit. L/I. Chlorodibromomethane L/I. L/I. L!I. L/I. 1,1,2-Trlchloroethane Lit. Lit L/I Lit 2-Chloroethyl vinyl ether L/I. Lit. Lit. I./1. Bromotorm Lit. Lit. L/I. L/I. *4-Methyl-2-pencanone L/l. L/1. Lit. Lit. *2-Mexanone L/I. Lit. Lit. L/I. 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane L/l. L/I. Lit. L/I. Tetrachloroethylene Lit. Id 1. Lit. L/I. Toluene L,'l. Lit. Lit. Lit. Chlorobenzene Lit. L/I. L/I. Lit. trans-1,J-Dichloropropene Lit. Lit. Lit. Lit. Ethylbenzene Lit. VI. Lit. Lit. cis-1,7-Dichloropropene Lit. Lit. Lit. Lit. *Stvrene Lit. Lit. Lit. Lit. *o-Xylene L/I. Lit. Lit. L/l. Sec.i-volatile Extractables (by GC/MS) ------------------------------------- N-nitrosodime thylamine L/I. L/1. Lit. Lit. Bis(2-chloroethyl)ether L/1. Lit. Lit. L/I. l,J-Dichlorouenzene L/I. Lit. Lit. Lit. l,a-Dlchlorobenz•ne Lit. Lit. Lit. Lit. 1,2-Dichlorobenzene Lit. Lit. ,L/1. L/1. Bin(:-chloroisopropyl)ether L/l. L/l. L/I. L/1. Nexachloroethane Lit. L/I. Lit. Lit. / P •.....anrn-,...,.o...T ea rwngvwtlne.a..ue.c.a..ry..r,.w+.o..., ,.n,ew..r,.eew+wn.a�,r..a� MN MatlY�nr tlnra[p rtl�tlitly Mar►ww Kfl.wa*.tl.M.,tl MUM wlagw[. T. Testing Laboratories, Uic. Certificate W. &"h IlarrerS (2Cfi)I61 6a6a Cianivey MoLb&qy and Technical Se es „or 3 CH2M Hill uew.--n..a 99291 parts per billion (ug/L) ----------------------- Lab l 2 3 Blank N-nitrosc-di-n-propylamine L/1. L/1. L/l. L/1. Nitrohenzene L/I. L/1. L/l. L/I. Isophorone L/1. L/1. L/1. L/1. Bis(2-^_hloroethoxy)methane L/l. L/l. L/1. L/I. 1,2,4-irichlirobenzene I./I. L/I. L/l. L/I. Naphthalene L/l. L/I. L/l. L/l. Hexachlorobatadiene L/l. L/l. L/1. L/l. Hexachlorocyclopentadlene L/1. L/l. L/l. L/l. 2-Chlaronsphthalene L/l. I.A. L/1. L/i. Acenaphthylene 1,/1. 1,/1. L/I. L/l. Dtmethylphthalate L/1. L/1. L/1. L/l. 2,6-Dinitrotoluene L/1. L/1. L/1. L/1. Acenaphthene L/1. L/I. L/I. L/l. 2,4-Dlnitrotaluene L/l. L/I. L/1. L/l. Fluorene 1,/1. L/(. L/1. L/1. 4-Chlorophenyl phenyl ether L/1. L/1. L/I. L/1. Diethylphthalate 1./l. L/I. L/1. L/I. 1,2-Diphenylhydrazine L/1. L/I. L/1. L/l. 4-Bromophenyl phenyl ether L/I. L/I. L/I. L/1. Hexachlorobenzene L/l. L/l. L/I. L/1. Phenanthrene L/1. L/I. L/I. Lll. Anthracene L/1. L/1. L/l. 1,/1. Dibutylphthnlate L/l. L/1. Id 1. L/I. Fluoranthene L/1. L/I. L/I. L/l. Pyrene L/I. L/l. L/1. L/l. Benzidine L/1. L/l. L/l. L/1. Butyl benzyl phthalate L/1. L/1. L/1. 1./1. Benzo(a)anthracene L/l. L/i. T./I. L/I. Chrysene L/1. 1./1. Ul. L/l. 3,V-Dithlorobenzldine L/I. L/l. L/1. L/1. Bls(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate L/1. I.h. - I UI. 1./1. N-nitrasodiphenylamine L/I. L/1. L/1. L/1. Dl-n-octyl phthalate Y.a�wr a.Y rs�we r w N�N.oar,r saww•ra,,,rrnr 9wwwr wr a..err a�.,<r,.w.,s�, /+�{y�• wMntl+f.n wwN Mwnaw alYw w,Yw[,a wrM wlw,wnw iw,ixtMr tM rwrµ.,rrwn ti.wwwn,wa4 .W(� 4Yfw^ayYw�w-s�wYwwM w,Ye Yw.ry wtsrhw Y.�wN my rya wwn• Laucks Testing Laboratories, Inc. Certificate oe05wh liarney9 Semuk%bhlnpim90l0a 1206i767'1W50 CirztusryMKI(ka DWandTechnicalServices 0 0 4 CUM Hill - ueau,w+ro "281 parts per billion (ug/L) ------------------------ Lab 1 2 3 Blank ----- ----- ----- ----- Benzo(b)fluoranthene L/1. L/1. L/l. L/1. Benzo(k)fluoranthene L/l. L/1. L/l. L/l. Benzo(a)pyrene I.M. L/I. L/1. L/l. Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene L/l. L/l. i./l. I'M. Dlbenzo(ah)anthracene L/t. L/i. L/l. L/l. Benzo(ght)perylene L/l. 1,/1. L/i. 1./I. *Aniline L/I. L/l. L/1. L/l. •Benzyi Alcohol L/l. L/1. L/l. L/i. •4-Chloroaniline L/i. L/l. L/1. Lh. •Dibenzofuran 1./1. L/I. L/l. L/I. •2-Methylnaphthalene L/1. L/1. L/l. L/l. •2-NLtroaniline L/l, 1./1. L/l. "3-Nitroaniline L/t. L/l. L/1. L/l. •4-NStroanillne L/I_ 1,/1. Key " additional compounds from the EPA's Hazardous Substances List Id • less than trace - an unquantifiable amount between 1-5 parts per billion. Bespe:tfully submitted, Lauucks Test W. ing Laboratories, Inc. J /. M. Owens JMO:veg /// •.r.wir«r+w.w.w•h wv.s.xr,.r •<..H..xw a•x.•r.mix.,,+.rn r.n 1 ,xxiuxY�x�F wM w(-x��-1nh M.wV'7w w(n.w�•p hrvw wY.x xwxWwa .a-x,w'�^,-.•O�x xx n.p.,bw.xrtM \ , tihA-Arl-+wow•�aYx-VIw MAw^�'p r\a Testing Lam , Inc. Certificate 940Sourhlluney SI.SemtkUbshlnpm9P109 (4061167.50 0 CltM&JjMkmbbkgg And Terhwal Servi_-es noa so 5 CH2N Hill uewros.so 99281 APPENDIX Surrogate Recovery Q,,ality Cor :rol Report Listed below are surrogate (chemically similar) compounds utilized in the analysis of volatile compounds. The surrogates are added to every sample prior to analysis to monitor for matrix effects and purging efficiency. The control limits represent the 95% confidence interval established In our laboratory through repetitive analysis of these sample types. In certain cases, we will have accumulated insufficient data to have established control limits. Sample Surrogate Spike Spike S Control No. Compound Level Found Recovery Limits ------ --------- ----- ----- -------- ------- parts per billion (uR/L) ------------------------ Blank d4-1,2-Dichloroethane 50.0 53.2 106. 77-120 d8-Toluene 50.0 48.3 97.0 86-119 p-Bromofluorobenzene 50.0 51.2 102. 85-121 1 d4-1,2-Dichloroethane 50.0 52.4 105. 77-120 d8-Toluene 50.0 48.1 96.2 86-I19 y-Bromofluorobenzene 50.0 53.2 106. 85-121 2 d4-1,2-Dichloroethane 50.0 52.9 106. 77-120 d8-Toluene 50.0 50.2 100. 86-119 p-Bromofluorobenzene 50.0 51.0 102. 85-121 3 d4-1,2-Dichloroethane 50.0 54.2 108. 77-120 dB-Toluene 50.0 53.8 108. 86-119 p-Bromofluorobenzene 50.0 55.7 lit. 85-121 ( wMn[WxO.��M+nn�v,w an�FAR1v OZ.tl nrM iwM aN en.vi v M(nnOw„[ewww.. � bm,nn w.trwr.d. nVwM'Yd ryy,y xx yw,vrw xww vwd ww'. �,.eM MM LLaucT 4 Testing Laboratories, Inc. Certificate 940&-h llamey 5s.5eank.97aslJ,psan"M (206)767.5060 Chmulrg Mkmbk*W arrl Technical Services vwr Yo 6 CN2N Hit 11 _ uaowsnav w 99281 Sample Surrogate Spike Spike S Control No. Compound Lrvel Found Recovery Limits - ----- ----- -------- ------- parts per billion (ug/L) ------------------------ Blank d5-Nitrobenzene 100. 108. 108. 35-114 2-Fluorobiphenyl 100. 98.5 98.5 43-116 dl0-Azobenzene too. 123. 123. --- dl4-Terpbenyl 100. '4.0 84.0 33-141 1 d5-Nitrobenzene lot. 97.9 95.9 35-114 2-Flunrobiphenyl 101. 88.2 87.3 43-116 dl0-Azobenzene 101. 121. 120. --- dl4-Terpbenyl 101. 77.5 76.7 33-141 2 d5-Nitrobenzene 101. 101. 99 9 35-114 2-Fluorobiphenyl 101_ 97.6 96_fi 43-116 d10-Azohenzene 101. 135. 1-, --- d14-Terphenyl WI. 94.0 93.1 33-141 3 d5-Nitrobenzene 101. 93.7 92.8 35-114 2-Fluorobiphegvi till. 84.2 83.4 43-116 d10-Azobenzene 101. 126. 125. --- d14-Terphenyl 101. 89.8 88.9 33-141 flu.•Pu[tl.udnMa wu M.Y4nw uYtlM Wbr OPr+Mu'O.ewOPNnN..ani..MIr.YM .4W.4�^r uY arM n.M MMY<P^WrYP VM1 \�IYYS% �M Mwn.amy w M.M Mry PNra�P V`e<�Y M N O.nrM M,m fOM.:1 11H earyP.l N[M<s rxpnyy<Y[W bMMYbnPrc.Pw.s[hn N'w wMM nyNprynM K<MwtgN W[WR uk<.Md w.rc. Engineers I. Pbnners • Economists Scientists November 6, 1986 NOV 1 loot; 520080.B0.13 Mr. Ron Olsen Utilities Engineer City of Renton 200 Mill Avenue South Renton, Washington 98055 Dear Ron: Subject: Water Quality Sampling Results Production Wells Land 8 Attached are copies of the laboratory analyses of water samples collected from City of Renton production wells 2 and 8: Three samples were collected at your request to determine whether there was any petroleum product contamination resulting from the Olympic Pipeline Company spill. The laboratory results do not indicate the presence of petroleum contamination. 411 of the samples were collected on October 13, 1986. Duplicate samples were collected from production well 8; these samples are denoted as sample l and sample 2 on the attached data report. Sample 3 on the -,t.tached report was collected from production well 2. If you have any questions regarding the laboratory results, please give � a call. Sincerely, sk"+K ya" . Stuart M. Brown, P.E. Project Manager Attachment se/JMM/001/035/WTR C142MM1 SeoHle Opke 1500-Mff.Ae,Sf Mhaoa.i4,Nvrplm 206 447 S(M PO av 915M Ben M Wosl Vtp "FW xW S1125 (G23/3n) ATTACHMENT TO VARIANCE APPLICATION NO, JUSTIFICATION FOR VARIANCF APPLICATIOTt— CITY OF RENTON DEPARTMENI OF PUBLIC, WALKS WELL KOS. 1,2.3 REHABILITATION This justification is for a building setback varianca for a new well building in Liberty Park adjacent to the City's existing swimming pool. The need for a new well building has been documented in the predesign report for this project, titled Well Nos. 1, 2. 3 Rehabilitation, aot includes the complete demolition of the existing well buildings, and the reclamation of this area for park and public uses. The new well building is to be located within the in-foot building setback limit for arterial streets and, therefore, a variance is needed for construction. The following justification corresponds to Section VTI of the variance application procedure, Items A through O: A. The steel casings in the City's existing Wells I and 2 located smooth and adjacent the Henry Moses Swimming Pooi are severely corroded and in need of replacement. The rppl Acement wells must he completed and placed in service before the existing wells can be abandoned. Otherwise, the r.ity's water supply will he insufficient to meet its summer perind demand. The new wells must be driI -�d as close as permissible to the existing wells to assure penetration of the same geologic formation and obtaining wells of Pgoal capacity, Well 3 is being redrilled in this locatio-i bpcausp the current location is susceptible to potential pollution from adjacent land-use activities. The redrilling of these welis in close proximity to the existing well, assures the City's ability to maintain its existing water rights in this location by transferring them from the existing wells to the new wells. Due to these hydrogeologic and water right requirements, the new wells and the building housing the wells must be located immediately adjacent to the existing well building. Existing park buildings and park equipment occupy both ,he north and west areas adjacent to the existing wells. The area to the south of the wells is not large enough to accommodrttp the new building, therefore, the only available site is to the east as shown in the va^lance application site plan. All of the underground utilities in this Area have boon constructed to Accommodate the building at this site, aoi this location is the Park nepartment's preferred location for the building. B. The lncatioi of the building, As shown in the variance application site plan, will he an improvement to the park Area and Its public usability. The architecture of the new building is consistent with Park napartment improvements. At the completion of construction, the existing well buildings will he removed And this area reclaimed fnr public use, possibly a viewing and picnic area for pool users. The neoi building will not impact traffic or parking on Houser Nay, And the demolition of the existing buildings will improve views of the river for pool users. The area that the new building will occupy is currently unused, therefore, this project will not he dptrimental to the public welfare or injurious to the property. C. This variance application does not constitute agrant of special privilege, since this property is not available for general dev Ploiment and, therefore, there are no other users to impact. It should be noted that the existing pool building is also within the 30-foot setback limit. D. The variance for the proposed building is for sethacks only, and is required to complete this project and provide potable water supply to the City of Renton. No other variances are rpquPsted. This project cannot proceed with the proposed well building cotslde the building setback line, • • S77 INVOICE Syst r.I Newa: Gt of Renon Project Type(s), PI ucllnt -edrillingwe s 1 n.Anr,rnv.l .te: Nuvem r , 19 8ti Payment Dos Date: ]ecem 1 r.r.r..r ..r..ww/./..w•1+r YMVrM In IYY...w YH Jr-M r.0 It We r Y Its 1.1 rm....r1.. d L M Id Y_ erw.rW'•r �-1 h.1Hr ryH h.].N ryp M.1 Imt Y14o r..r..TT M e f s i s i e..w ew.IYr. h\ rw llw A.. W Ttr W M dm rdu eFrr e.r.r rw rlw.w••wr W h W T. w IY w TY -- YY.. pl h.P.gr.ry.rr.Y _ -1 IN T. dY rwpY Trr M I M l e t e...Yw e1..e.ral.t M»r.III..— Iuee dft IimM I.Mw eYY, w e.rw dm no -- ..r rr.. . e�.w IIY I.IN w.wrY INN L400 r.•.rYr.wr rr� w errs w eiY. L(J me _ u.nY.t.r wW eYY eFw r w..r.r•r•'r V•r..r..J.f. dft me Imm ltrft .•H wrw Y W M• M T.M� M I.dY T..I.r TM <L• flr I e > s..v. Y..a.r /r...r. tuft dm Im➢m Idft YT•r. CrL N-1—1. 1. INN IMm WILM re0 r.Y.1,w w w.YY w.... Y C..Y.,.w»w..M\ dft dft dft rft rr w.arr tY.w.l r.a Y Yt.•.1 no !mm WAS mu 400.OII I niJ.U) V401 me Oka.h fyyy. •..rYH! Iftw Imm dm _—Ieeft W. rwvH: errt.l N 41JIUM MrITIWL hO r. Cis tlr.N•rsra.rn.t.rt r I.. IN un r1Y..r rn..... w1U11W N�...�tNN 11 . Y.Itlwl M.H N WOL.YI f1Yrp WN.I N 1. U O.H.Lrt .prrH.l 4r HMllt rl.y W.H.IILNIYYI �M Y V H.,w1UHT.'.r.Na y F i W uH. 4 tNN Y..nt 0,.. •I�r H..rW, ...H....N.1 N 1•wul YY.wt rY. Ok F?J� PnV~'a7 '.r•STY( TOTAL AMOUNT DUE 341]II.IN� PfMNW ctN T . 4, iYvo -- n November 7, 1986 tiortorable Mayor Barbara Y. Shinpoch City of Renton 200 Mill Ave South Renton, WA 98055 Subject: production well drilling Well nos. 1, 2, &3 Dear Mayor Barbara .Shinpuch: Enclosed is the Department of Social and Health Services approval letter for the subject project. fin the reverse side of this sheet is the invoice which details the review a approval fee for this project. please remit your complete payment in the form of a check or money order within thirty (30) days of the date of this lctte, to: Department of Social and Health Services AdminWrative Support Unit Mail Stop ET-26 Olympia, WA 98504 Thank you for your cooperation. If you have an q questions or wish to check our records, please -ontact me at (206) 464-7672. S(inc ly,. J J Ai,H•/f2/knl{at ra� L(sc F. Regional Engineer NW Drn.ing Water Operations 111t 15:c b Enclosure OF I? lei o PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT DESIGN/UTILITY ENGINEERING a 235-2631 n D MUNICIPAL BUILDING 200 MILL AVE.SO. RENTON.WASH.98055 9 b' P ,tft SEPZEoON BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH November 14, 1986 MAYOR MEMORANDUM TO: Gloria Minnick, Purchasing Dept. rROM: Bob Bergstrom, Engineering Dept. S'IBJECT: Water System Project Review of Our Wells 01, 2, 6 3 Engineering Flans Please pay attached invoice amount of $400 to: Departmel,t of Social and Health Services Administrative Support Unit Mail Stop ET-26 Olympia WA 985G4 for the plan review and approval fee for the above mentioned project. Please charge to Account 0421/000/15.596.38.65.15. Thank you. P� (z- P"d+'ii o eras rom :ckd a*tachment cc: Dick Houghton Ron Olsen OF J � U Z VARIANCE APPLICATION .LL $ CITY OF R E N T 0 N 09 e QO Q" BUILDING 6 ZONING DEPARTMENT q,rED SEPZ�Je4 (206) 235-2550 NOTE: To APPLICANT: please OFFICE USE ONLY read instructions on ---- back of this form Application No.. carefully before Associated File(s): preparing your appli- cation for VARIANCE Date Received: Date Accepted: Approved: ❑ ) Denied: )DATE: 1 publication Date:_ _Affidavit: Cmprrl ehvsive Flan Zoning: •... .......................................0............................ In addition to the information below, the applicant should include a oite nap and an', ot'ier ,pertinent information which will assist in the review of this application. The Building G Zoning Department reserves the right to require additional information needed to evaluate the application (note Variance Application Precedure on the last oaael. 1. Liam of Applicant: City of Renton Department of Public Works 2. Mailing Addn:eess: 200 Mill Avenue South, Renton, WA /Telephone No.: 235-2631 3. APPLICANT IS: ® Owner ❑ Lessee ❑ Contract Purchaser �] Other (Specify) 4. Plane and address of owner, if other than applicant: Same as above /Telephone No.: 5. General location of proposed project (give street address if any or nearest street and intersection): Liberty Park, adjacent to municipal swimning pool . Approximate intersection of Houser Way and Cedar River. 6. Legal Desaripticn (if lengthy, attach as separate sheet): Liberty Park in City of Renton - see legal description in City files 7. State EXACT VARIANCE RDOUFSTED/SPILIFY CONE SECTION: Building Setback Variance - Title 4 Section 710(0) Setback for P1 Zone. —1— 8. 'Why can't the property developed within the requirements of the orditwne? New wells must be located adjacent to existing wells due to hydrogelogic and water riuht concerns (see orede;ign report for Wells Nos. 1,2,3 Rehabilitation). t Fxistinu Park buildings and equipment limit available sites to the one shown in this variance application. Park Department has also selected this site as their pref- erence for the building location, d AFFIDAVIT T, being duly sworn, declare that T am the owner o the property inwl in this application and that the fom 17 statesents and answers herein contained and the infornY�ion herewith submitted are in all respects true and correct to the best of my amwledge and belief. Signature !y, Stata, of Nii—r— Wephone No. ..'J 5 Subscribed and sworn before ar this .,?y'n,e day of "75[ / 1941, Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, residing at AJO,L Name of Notary Public Address i rv-+ r1 r1 CEDAR RIVER � VARIANCE APPLICATION SITE PLAN x� J. L_ _ iI�\I _ji 'T AV t L „� �ICAOY MAP 51106.11 (G23/d6) ft Engineering January 27, 1997 Mr. Ron Olsen CITY OF RENTON 200 Mill Avenue South Renton, WA 98055 Subject: Coordination between Water Fluoridation Project and Wells 1, 2, 3 Drilling Gear Ron: As you requested, this letter presents our recommended plan for coordinating the work of Armstrong Drilling during the drilling of Wells 1, 2, 3 and Imco fonstruction Company durinr, construction of the fluoridation facilities. This proposed schedule should minimize the probe' '� that fluoridation of the water system will be interrupted by the well dry ,nq efforts. Our latest schedule from Imco states that they will have an operational fluoridation system at Wells 1 and 2 by February 1, 1987. The fluoridation facilities between Wells 8 and 9 will be operational by February 23. 1987. Our agreement with Armstrong Drilling indicates that we will issue a notice-to-proceed sometime in February, 1987. We, therefore, recommend that the notice-to-proceed be issued to Armstrong during the week of February 73 to 27. This will assure us of an operational fluoridation system at Wells 8 and 9, prior to commencing work at Wells 1 and 2. In summary, the schedule will be as follows: 1. Operational fluoridation at Wells I and 2 February 1 2. Operational fluoridation at Wells 8 and 9 February 23 3. Issue Armstrong Drilling a Notice-to-proceed February 23 Thank you for your consideration; please call if you require additional information. Sincerely, Rt(2-ErGiNEER(NG, p,S. Daniel A. Ervin, P.E. cc: Mr, pill Parker, IMCO Construction Company U10 Market Street,P.O.Box 1180,Kirkland,Washington g8033(206)827.6100 1146.11 (G23/58) Engineering March 10. 1987 Mr. Ron Olsen CITY OF RENTON Public Works Department 20O Mill Avenue South Renton, WA 98005 Subject! Cash Flow Schedule for Well Drilling and Fluoridation Dear Ron: As requested, this letter identifies approximate cash flow requirements for the fluoridation and well drilling contracts for the next few months: Approximate Date Billing Amount _ Item 03/18 S1Ro,00o Pay Estimate 43 - Flu^ridation 20,000 Engineering/Administration 04/21 190,000 Pay Estimate M4 - ' luoridation 80,000 Pay Estimate 41 - Dril-,ing 20,000 Engineering/Administration 05/13 10,000 Engineering/Administration - Fluoridation 80,000 Pay Estimate 02 - Drilling 20,000 Engineering/Administration - Drilling Thank you for your consideration. Please call if you require additional Information. Sincerely, RH2 INEERING,_�S. Dan Ervin, P.F. I RECEIVED MAR 1 1 198T ENGR1EIRINO DE". CITY DF REli10N 1410 Market Street,P.O.Box 1180,Kirkland,Washington 98033(206)827 6400 M-- M- -- ENDING F FIL FILE TITLE 7 ?7 57Upl ef G eweoea L.