Florida Governmental Ut¡lity Authority - FGUA

OP 2 Seven Springs Odor Control Project Update
Mr. Jerry Connolly addressed the Board and stated that with the help of Matt Rihs, Pasco Cornmunity
Services Representative, he has put together customer complaints by month. Mr. Connolly presented a
PowerPoint presentatíon noting the areas with complaints about odor from September 2011 through
January 20L2. Mr. Connolly stated that staff is working with U.S. Water to come up with temporary solutions
until the capital project is completed. Discussion ensued regarding the Odor Control Project. There was a
consensus of the Board for staff to continue to monitor the complaints and if the volume increases staff
should bring this matter back to the Board to determine if the FGUA should invest in a temporary fix until the
capital project is completed.
Ms. Baker asked that staff continue to make efforts to keep neighboring communities advised of our work.
There was a consensus of the Board forstaff to find outthe cost of..assistingthe Trinity Palms Complex in
repaíring their odor masking system, as a possible option for a temporary fix. Mr. Connolly agreed.
OP 3 Other ltems - Seven Springs Well No. 4 Withdrawal Reallocation Update
Mr. Connolly stated that when the FGUA purchased the Seven Springs water system Well No. 4 was located
on the previous owner's property within a brick wall,,Whêr'è access is not very easy. The Board approved a
work authorization, in which Wade Trim did an anatVsis'to show that if we were to eliminate Well No. 4 and
reallocate the flow to some of the other wells that we would have no impact on any of the water in the area.
The application to reallocate flows from Well No. 4 was approved by,Southwest Florida Water Management
District (SWFWMD). Mr. Connolly presented a PowerPoiht,,,presentation showing the areas of the Seven
Springs wells. Mr. Connolly stated that staff, is now in the proceSs''óf determining what needs to be done to
abandon Well No. 4 and remove the assets from the previous owners property.
lnformational ltems
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lN l Status upoatgiÓñl,inte"FGilü¡Capital lmprovement Project (ClP) Program
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The FGUA Capital lmprovem,é,ht Project (;é:gprl was proVided to the Board.
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lN 2 Stqtr¡s:Upde-tg on lké,|'$.Hfi1Mañäy99nmuni-ty Outreach Program
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The FGUA Co munitV Ouiie'ar,er¡¡rogfá:m,ir,eports foi'ÈËigfirsystem were províded to the Board.
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lN 3 FGUA lnactive Account Collection::S.ùmmary
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The FGUA lnactive Account CollectionrSÚmmary reports for each system were provided to the Board.
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lN 4 FGUA CollectionjAge¡c$ummary
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The summary of collection activitÌè'5 by NCS Plus were provided to the Board.
lN 5 FGUA Quarterly Report of Funds Expended for GSG Capital Project lnspections
The quarterly report of funds expended for GSG Capital Project lnspections was provided to the Board.
lN 6 FGUA Work Authorizations Approved by the System Manager under $100,000
The report on work authorizations approved by the System Manager under $100,000 was provided to the
Board.
lN 7 FGUA Quarterly Financial Reports
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February 23, 2Ot2 FGUA Regular Meet¡ng M¡nutes
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