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BOEING RENTON (M/S 93-03)
Account No. 25241
PO BX 3707
SEATTLE, WASHI113TON 98124
Attn: BUD NELSON
Dear Renton Water Customer:
The backflow Pr Mention assembly(e) installed at the address noted below is
toebfr itseotestedauponl installation)andc annually there afters WACes are 246-290 49ed
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Please have a State Of Washington Certified Backflow Assembly Tester test _I
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A list of Certified Testers is available at the Customer Service Counter On
the fourth floor Of the Renton Municipal Building, 200 Mill Avenue South.
For additional information, please call Tom Malphrus ut (206) 277-44�'.
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HIGHLANDS RESERVOIR INTERIOR RECOATING PROJECT
INSPECTION NOTES:
(By Tom Malphrus,Project Manager)
Lon Painting Com showed u on site. They brought out a
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g:OOAM generator,moisture control unit for compressed air lines,container to use for storage,blast pot and fork lift. They set up equipment and
performed a general clean-up of site. Crews for the Sprint project are
on site.
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2/25/97, Dust collector is now on site. Long Painting is on site. Loag painting
9:OOAM personnel are inside the reservoir.and on th^ground connecting up the
dust collector. Spider Staging Company is on site. Crews for the
Sprint project are on site.
2/27/97, Long Painting Co has 5 crew on si'e. Two arc is the reservoir
9:OOAM shoveling spent blast material down the standpipe,two are on the
ground directing the material into bags. Kurt,the site foreman, `
estimates that there were 40 tons of spent blast material in the reservoir. r`
'The dust collector is operating and cortrolling dust generated from the
material removal operation. The dust collector is fairly loud. Kurt
estimates that they will begin blasting on Monday or Tuesday of next
week. Crews for th,Sprint project are on site.
3/4/97 Long Painting personnel are on site. Crews for the telephone antennae
9:OOAM installation projects are not on site. Kurt Shelley told me that all the
old blast material is now out of the reservoir and should he removed 1
from the site by the end of the week. Kurt told me that today they are ,
rigging up the interior of the reservoir and tomorrow they hope to begin ; R
blasting. I told Kurt that we suspect that there is oil on the interior ,
surface of the reservoir standpipe. We suspect that a malfunctioning
spider from the former contractor may be the reason. I told Kurt that if
they find oil,they will have to wipe it off with solvent. Kurt said they
plan to send a spider down the stand pipe today. They will look for oil
on the standpipe surface. The air compressor and the air drier are both
running. The dust collector is in the filter cleaning mode(compressed
air is automatically injected into the filters to remove dust and dispose *"
of it in the collection barrels). `P
315197 Two Long painting personnel arc on site. Crews for the telephone
3:OOPM antennae installation projects arc not on site. All the old blast material
has been removed from the site. New blast material has been delivered.
Long Painting started blasting the standpipe today. They did find oil -
t.n the standpipe and will clean it up. The oil did come from a spider.
Long Painting found a I"copper tu'oe coming out of the 16"fill pipe.at
the bottom of the standpipe. I he copper to' 'as been cut and
crimped, The original contractor welded; ,plate to the top of the
16"fill pipe.
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3/6l97 Long Painting personnel are on site. Two are on the ground,two are
I I:OOAM inside the tank blasting,and one is on top of the tank monitoring the
two blasting. The standpipe is c,mpletely blasted. Long Painting is
nuns blasting in the bottom of tfe tank. Crews for the telephone
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antennae installation projects are on site.
3/7/97 Long Painting is blasting inside the tank. Karen Komer of CH2M Hill
2:15PM is inspecting the paint job on the cable tray installed by the telephone
antennae installation crews.
1 3/1 IN7 Jerry ppg Duon and Pete Rosryk inspected the areas Long Painting 1
Company has sandblasted inside the reservoir. R„N
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3/18/97 Gate is open.3 personal vehicles and Long fainting Co..C'o.,vehicles are
9:15AM parked on site. No,mc is on the ground. I assume all Long Painting ,
personnel arc inside or on top of the tank. Eight large drums of w'
Polibrid product have been delivered to the site:five drums of Polibrid
l 700 Part A,solventless Polyurethane Resin.(to be used with 705 part B
to create Polibrid 705)and three drums of Polibrid 705 Part B.
solventless polyurethane catalyst. The dehumidifier motor sounds like
it needs repair. The dust collector is not running. The air compressor
and air dryer are running.
3/19197 Kun Shelley.site foreman,said that they had problems setting up the
9:15AM staging to get to the upper center of the reservoir. This problem has set
them back approximately one week. Manners Mot:,ure Control is
coming out today to fix the motor on the dehumidifier. The air
compressor and air dyer are running. The dust collector is not mooing.
3/20/97 Blasting has resumed. The air compressor,air dryer and dust collector
2:45PM are running. The dehumidifier has been fixed and is running smoothly.
3/25197 Long Painting is cleaning spent blast material from tank. Sandblasting
3:OOPM is complete with the exception of some areas that became wet during
the recent heavy rainfalls. Long will sweep blast these areas. Air
compressor,air dryer and dust collector are operating. Kurt Shelly
pointed out that they could not find the cover for the manhole on the
standpipe.
3/26197 Walked to Dan Santos and Kurt Shelley. Long is cleaning spent blast
9:15AM material from the interior of the reservoir. 1 checked the reservoir site
for the standpipe manhole lid but could not find it.The air compressor.
air dryer and dust collector are running.
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3/31/97 Inspection of the interior of the rest voir. Parties involved:John '
9:00AM Rosier of Carboline.Jerry Duppong of 0H2M Hill,Kurt Shelly of
Long Painting,Glenn of Long Painting and Tom Malphrus of City of
Renton. We inspected the interior of the tank fbr blast profile and
cleanliness. We discussed issues regarding painting of plate laps,
angles,overflow tube,extra paint at pitted areas and how to proceed G
with painting(where to bv;in and how to segment the tank). John
Rosier agreed to have Ciuboline send a letter to Lung Painting
addressing the issue of the plate laps. Jerry Duppong scheduled with :
Kurt to come on Wednsday 4/2/97 to inspect the first areas painted.
4/1/97 Long Painting is preparing to begin painting the interior of the
7:30AM reservoir. They will begin with the interior of the standpipe. Pete
Roszyk an 1 searched for the standpipe manhole cover. We could not
locate it.
4/2197 Jerry Duppong,John Rosier and I inspected the canting on the interior
7:30AM of the reservoir. Long painting has completed the standpipe and the
_ lower portion of area under the bottom stiffening ring. We found a
`"- few areas that needed to be addressed:areas with low thickness.areas
with a sharp edges,etc. Long Painting will take care of these areas.
Jerry Duppon!•will inspect the coating again on Monday.
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4/4/97
Kun Shelly expects the painting r>be completed by sometime on '
7:OOAM Monday. He suggested that we inspect the completed painting on C'
Tuesday. Kun and the other crew on site think that someone took a
shot at the reservoir yesterday morning. They heard a very loud bang
and they think they located where the bullet hit the reservoir.
4/7t% Long is painting the ceiling of the reservoir. The ceiling and the ladder r
9:15AM are the only sections not yet painted. I showed Kun where to put the ?'
coating test patches on the exterior of the reservoir. Kun is not sure
when they will be ready for Jerry Duppong to perform a final I
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4/7/97 Kurt Shelly said that they have one more day of painting. lie plans to
3:15PM begin holiday testing on Wednesday and expects that to last two days.
419/97 Painting should be complete by the end of the day. Kurt Shelley and I
3:45PM decided that the inspection of the coating should take place on
Thursday.
4/9/97 Kurt Shelly told me that they had pick-up work to complete tomorrow,
2:OOPM Thursday,and that they would not be ready for inspection until Friday.
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4/10197 Arranged to have the reservoir inspected tomorrow.Friday,at 8:OOAM.
11:15AM The dehumidifier is now off the site. Long is holiday and mill testing
and repairing holidays.
4/11/97 .nspected reservoir interior coating with Jerry Duppong. Jerry found
10:00AM many areas of low thickness in the reservoir standpipe and a few areas
on the reservoir ceiling. Long painting agreed to build up these areas.
It may require them to order extra paint.
4/14/97 Long Painting is addressing areas of low thickness. They asked that
2:45PM the project engineer come out for an inspection on Wednsday.
4/16/97 Inspected the interior coating of the reservoir with Jem,Duppong.
12:30PM Project Engineer. Found one spot in standpipe that Long missed when
building up areas of low thickness. The rest of the standpipe looks
good.
4/22/97 Shops is continuing to fill the reservoir. The reservoir was sprayed
8:30AM with supper chlorinated water yesterday morning. Shops began to fill
the reservoir yesterday but stopped at quitting time. Pete Roszyk
thinks that the water did not get higher than the standpipe. A pool of
supper chlorinated water sat at the bottom of the reservoir bowl over
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night, The reservoir should be filled by this afternoon.
423/97 Final Inspection of the reservoir with Dan Santos and Kurt Shelly with
Long Painting Co.,Pete Roszyk and"fora Malphrus with the City of
Renton and Jerry Duppong with CH2M Hill. The exterior painting
looks good. Cathodic protection system is in place. Punch list items:
air vent needs to be bolted down,small area new ladder landing needs
touch up paint and cable to reference anode needs to be tied down.
Pete Roszyk agreed to bolt down the air vent and it was decided that
the area needing touch up and the reference anode can be addressed
when the exterior of the r,servoir is painted this summer.
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