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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-10-25 313-Z ORDER313-Z Introduced by Councilor gallou, Oct. 25, 1972 CITY OF BANGOR (TITLE.) Mrbtr, _-_. .........AaAeptln9 Metcalf ,& Eddy, Inc, Proposal, sew.er... By the City C of as City of Beazer: ORDERED" TBAT the attached proposal from Metcalf & Eddy, Inc. for the preparation of a revised sewer user fee schedule, be and hereby is accepted and be it further ORDERED, that Metcalf & Eddy, Inc. be given a notice to proceed with the study immediately. RECEIVED 1972 6CT17 PM 3:1B CITY CLERK'S OFFICE CITY OF PANT, R, IN CITY CWNCIL Oct. 25, 1972 ea55® C Y CLERK 313-Z ore nsn Title, xoepti�g xai�ait, s. �aqr me.. Tcoe�sl .`9ew eY,Ve2[F¢EStu�]}'................. Councilman HARRY L LARGE LURE A NI IN ROLE NEXT EX A ..::.::w.,n.•a.... ..........•. M EDDY ao,.o..f,.<E,ERoz„s ETCALF & E...ENBUILDING RUSSELL G KOHL THROUGH NATHANIEL JEFF GEORGE A HOUSEHOLD, HAN AND” 1, NIPPON 1.1 JAMES A FIFE October 4, JOHN A SUDAN 1972. WILLIAM 9 EUGENE. OR I ENGINES DONALD 1, DIUARDS ALBE�J FOX ALLEN A PUSHING USING 1. 1111 GERALD H JAMES. PH A JUNE 11 INYWHIGH IN Mr. Sohn T. Frawley Director of Public Services` City Hall Bangor, Maine 04401 Dear Mr. Frawley: In accordance with your telephone request,we submit for your consideration this proposal for preparing a report with recommendations upon sewage service. charges. for. the City of Bangor. The report would cover the following subjects: 1. An estimate. of the cast of maintaining and Operating the sewerage system, wastewater treatment plant, and pump stations. 2. An estimate of total annual revenue require- ments over a five to ten year. future period. 3. Determination of the amount .which should be provided for annual depreciation and/or replacement of sewers. 4. An investigation of alternative sources of revenue. 5. Allocation of revenue requirementson an equitable basis among residential, commercial, and industrial Customers. Mr. John T. Frawley October 4, 1972 2. 6. Determination of surcharges for existing or future industrial customers to recover any additional expense required for treating such wastes. We would furnish. 25 copies of the report and would .complete it within six months. following authorization to proceed. Payment .for the services indicated above would be derived by applying a multiplier o£2.25 to the salarycoat of personnel for timecharged to the work plus nonsalary expenses at cast. It is suggested that $12,000 be budgeted. for these services. Salary costs are defined as salary and wages paid to personnel for time charged to the project plus a percentage covering allowances for sick leave,vacation, and holiday pay; taxes and insurance premiums based on payroll; medical and retire- ment benefits. Nonsalary expenses include such typical expenses as east of:. transportation and subsistance, long distance telephone and telegraph, and printing and reproduction. Thank you for the opportunity of submitting this proposal and your consideration thereof. We shall be pleased to answer any questions relating to the matters presented herein and con- sider such changes as may be required by the City. Very truly yours, T�,C��AT.) EDDY, INC. aZ . David A. Duncan Senior Vice President M ETCALF & EDDY l2N :Jugine00 - han-or ;,rJohn 1. Fy 're;.ie "CIE ctol of i.L11c Services City call ISanpor, ::aine b440i LUar ':r. erakleJ: n accorawice with y for your cans iuerati or. i^1 Mich reeot mer..at10Y:8 ujWn of bangor. Sana emoixo BONDS .MASSACHUSETTS 2u6 October 4, 1972 we submit r retort o the "Ity ':):e report co er the f llowin: sugjecas: 1. Ane 'sets 0' the coat or maintaining, And Opel tlnv tae a Overage eyst em, wastewater treat ant plan , anu pump stations. 2. An astie. f total annual revenue require- ments over a five to ten year future period. 3. L-terminatlon Of the amount W91eb ehOCld be previdea for annual depreciation and/or replacement of sewers. 4. An investigation of alternative sources of revenue. 5. Allocation of revenue requirements on an equitable basis among reotdential, commercial, and Industrial customers. Ar. Sohn T. Frawley October V, 1972 d. Determination of surcharges for existing or future inductrial customers to recover any additional expense required for treating such wastes. We would furnish 25 copies of the report and would complete it within six months following authorization to proceed. payment for the services indicated above would be derived by applying a multiplier of 2.25 to the salary coat of personnel for time charged to the work plus nonsalary expenses at cost. It In suggested that 512,000 be budgeted for these services. Salary coats are defined as salary and wages paid to personnel for tine charged to the project plus a percentage covering allowances for sick leave, vauetion, and holiday pay; taxes and insurance premiums based on payroll; medical and retire- ment benefits. Honsslary expenses include such typical expenses as cost of: transportation and subaistance, long distance telephone and telegraph, and printing and Coproduction. Thank you for the opportunity of submitting this proposal and your consideration thereof. We shall be pleased to answer any questions relating to the matters presented herein and Con- sider such changes as may be required by the City. Very truly yours, l/-MET—CALF A EDDY, INC. David A. Duncan dFD:ks Senior Vice President Mr. John T. Frawley October 4, 1972 6. Determination of surcharges for existing or future industrial customers to recover any additional expense required for treating such wastes. We would furnish 25 copies of the report and would complete it within six months following authorization to proceed. Payment for the services indicated above would be derived by applying a multiplier of 2.25 to the salary cost of personnel for time charged to the work plus nonsalary expenses at coat. It Is suggested that $12,000 be budgeted for these services. Salary casts are defined as salary and wages paid to personnel for time charged to the project plus a percentage covering allowances for sick leave, vacation, and holiday pay! taxes and insurance premiums based on payroll; medical and retire- ment benefits. F.Onsalary expenses include such typical expenses as cost Of: transportation and subsistence, long distance telephone and telegraph, and printing and reproduction. Thank you for the opportunity of submitting this proposal and your consideration thereof. We shall be pleased to answer any questions relating to the matters presented herein and con- sider such changes as may be required by the City. Very truly yours, -METCALF k EDDY. INC. z�y�k David A. Duncan JFD:ks Senior Vice President