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CITY OF LA PORTE <br />INTER OFFICE MEMORANDUM <br />February 21, 1995 <br />TO: Ro ert T. Herrera, City Manager <br />FROM. fteve Gillett, Director of Public Works <br />SUBJECT: Sewer Problem - Farrington @ Collingswood <br />Several weeks ago, the CityyIs TV and Cleaning contractor, AAA Pipe, <br />televised the 8" sewer between Collingswood and Winding Trail from <br />Farrington Blvd. to Valleybrook due to continual maintenance <br />problems. The line serves over 100 homes in Fairmont Park. Severe <br />deterioration was noted throughout the line, with a missing roof <br />segment at the manhole in the yard at Collingswood and Farrington, <br />just prior to emptying into the trunk main along Farrington. The <br />line is over 18 feet deep at this point. <br />A crew was dispatched to attempt to slipline a segment of pipe ( 6' ) <br />in the missing segment, with limited success. Since that time, the <br />line has continued to collapse, until Thursday, February 16, 1995, <br />when jetting could no longer open the line to flow. Rainfall <br />during this time compounded the problem. <br />A plan was developed to establish by-pass pumping from the manhole <br />to Farrington with a temporary lift station designed and installed <br />in the manhole by the Utility Division on Friday, February 17. The <br />installation is functioning well, and should perform until <br />permanent repairs are completed. <br />Soils are saturated from recent rain. It is planned to allow the <br />ground to dry, assisted by elimination of sewer flow through the <br />collapse area, and then reattempt to jet through the collapse and <br />slipline a section of pipe from the manhole to complete pipe. If <br />this is successful, trenchless technology (Insituform, sliplinning, <br />etc.) can be used to rehabilitate the entire section for a <br />permanent repair. <br />If this plan is not successful, quotes will be solicited from <br />contractors to perform a conventional point repair by excavation <br />and replacement, with trenchless technology used to complete the <br />repair as outlined above. obviously, with the depth and location, <br />this method will be much more costly and time consuming, as well as <br />disruptive to the resident. <br />I will keep you informed of progress. <br />xc: John Joerns, Assistant City Manager <br />Fred Thompson, City Engineer <br />EXHIBIT A. <br />
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