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2009 Kitsap County Budget Book - Kitsap County Government

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PUBLIC WORKS SEWER UTILITY<br />

II.<br />

Purpose:<br />

The Sewer Utility Division of the Public Works Department provides sanitary sewer service for various unincorporated areas of<br />

<strong>Kitsap</strong> <strong>County</strong>, as well as for the City of Poulsbo and the Bangor and Keyport Navy bases. The Sewer Utility is an enterprise fund<br />

supported by user fees.<br />

• Operate four wastewater treatment facilities in Kingston (KTP), Suquamish (STP), Central <strong>Kitsap</strong> (CKTP), and<br />

Manchester (MTP) to meet current State and Federal water quality requirements.<br />

• Maintain and inspect all pump stations throughout <strong>Kitsap</strong> <strong>County</strong>.<br />

• Maintain and inspect all <strong>County</strong> owned gravity and forcemain piping systems.<br />

• Provide design review and inspection of developer financed sanitary sewer extensions.<br />

• Manages a capital facilities program to provide necessary repair, replacement and upgrades to the <strong>County</strong>’s sewer<br />

infrastructure.<br />

• Provide excellent Utility Billing services.<br />

III. 2008 Accomplishments:<br />

Projects:<br />

• Completed Growth Management Act (GMA) compliance plans for Central <strong>Kitsap</strong> Treatment Plant (CKTP) and Kingston<br />

Treatment Plant (KTP).<br />

• Obtained DOE grant of $205,000 for Kingston Reclaimed Water project.<br />

• Anticipate the completion to upgrade the Developer Sewer Extension Standards.<br />

• Developed partnership with Silverdale Water District on water reuse.<br />

• Completed Cost of Service Analysis.<br />

• Completed 3,300 feet of sewer main construction on the Waaga Way Extension project.<br />

• Finalized ULID #8<br />

• Completed construction of 2,800 feet sewer main replacement on Charleston Beach in conjunction with the City of<br />

Bremerton’s Gateway project.<br />

• Puget Sound Energy conducted energy audit of the Central <strong>Kitsap</strong> Treatment Plant.<br />

Maintenance:<br />

• Treated a total of 1,530,733,788 gallons of sewage, meeting 100% of the NPDES permit requirements at all four<br />

wastewater treatment plants.<br />

• Flushed 100% of the gravity sewer system, cleaned 132 wet wells, and repaired or replaced 38 manholes.<br />

• Inspected 1,064 sections of gravity sewer by television equipment.<br />

• Reset and sealed CKTP outfall manhole.<br />

• Provided monthly inspection for all pump stations and tested performance of all backup generators.<br />

IV. <strong>2009</strong> Goals and Objectives:<br />

Projects:<br />

• Complete design and anticipate the start of construction of South Central Conveyance project (replacement of forcemain<br />

on Central Valley Road and Techite conveyance line into CKTP). In conjunction with the Techite pipe replacement will be<br />

the design and construction of Silverdale Water District’s water reuse purple pipe.<br />

• Complete Central <strong>Kitsap</strong> Capital Facilities Plan<br />

• Completion of the initial design of the Kingston Reclaimed Water project.<br />

• Continue to actively participate in the Puget Sound Partnership and the Wastewater Infrastructure Task Force.<br />

• Implement Puget Sound Energy<br />

Maintenance:<br />

• Meet 100% of the NPDES permit requirements at all four wastewater treatment plants.<br />

• Flush 100% of the gravity sewer system.<br />

• Inspect 20% or more of gravity sewer by television equipment.<br />

• Provide monthly inspections and testing for all system pump stations.<br />

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