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Importance: High AHL.see below. As noted on the 1:30 conf call, both are “related” to water. Flint Incinerator The grant project entails shutting down the current Water Pollution Control Facility Incinerator (due to the incinerator not being up to new EPA standards). In order to meet EPA standards, it would cost roughly $8.8M in upgrades to the current incinerator. The grant funding will allow them to replace the functions of the old incinerator by constructing new facilities which will allow for the disposal of waste to landfills. Budget Breakdown Construction Contractor $1,050,000 Project Management $50,000 Total $1,100,000 Flint Leak Detection The grant project will allow the city to hire a contractor to perform a leak detection survey of the city water lines. The city will receive a map of leak locations and an assessment of leak severity. This data will allow the city to prioritize leak repair. The project also covers the expense of conducting a water pipe line wall thickness condition assessment ona portion of the city’s pipes. The assessment will guide the city’s water main replacement program. Budget Breakdown Project Planning $90,000 Mobilization of Crew to Site $27,000 Leak Detection < 16” diameter $378,000 Leak Detection 16” diameter or > $270,000 Pipe Condition Assessments $135,000 Total $900,000 xxxEND_PAGE:executiveofficeemails20_b0644_1978_1978_1