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Mayes County Rural Water District No. 3 Project: One (1) 250,000 gallon clearwell, two (2) 1,280-gpm backwash pumps, two (2) 420-gpm distribution pumps, and one new filter building. DWSRF Loan Amount $ 626,750.73 ARRA Principal Forgiveness Amount $ 273,249.27 Total Project Cost $ 900,000.00 Mayes County RWD No. 3 is making much needed improvements to its 45 year old water treatment plant that will benefit the citizens and customers of the district for years to come. The water plant improvement project will include upgrading and new equipment. This project is needed to lengthen the life of the water plant and enhance the operations of the plant. The upgrade will provide the system with more water capacity to connect with additional new customers (2.1 percent growth rate per year) who have been waiting for water service. This includes the 41 customers in the Windmill Run Condominiums who have not been in compliance with the drinking water health standards Recognition should be made to James Thomasson, District Manager and Gary Utter, P.E, Utter and Associates for making this project possible for ARRA funding. — Justin Hodge, DWSRF Project Engineer Chairman: Clyde Johnson Manager: James Thomasson Design Engineer: Gary Utter, P.E., Utter and Associates, Adair, OK Prime Contractor: Northern Equipment Inc., Grove, OK State Senator: Mary Easley State Representative: Doug Cox 2 4 A R R A a n d D W S R F P R O J E C T S W A T E R R E P O R T
McCurtain County Rural Water District No. 8 Project: One (1) 700-gpm membrane filtration water treatment plant;one (1) one million gallon clearwell; and one (1) 550gpm booster pump station. DWSRF Loan Amount $ 5,038,410.00 ARRA Principal Forgiveness Amount $ 2,000,000.00 Total Project Cost $ 7,038,410.00 McCurtain County RWD #8 serves water to about 5,700 residents with several poultry and swine operations in area. A new microfiltration membrane process water treatment plant and clearwell was needed to replace the 40-year old plant. The new water treatment plant will provide additional capacity for the current and future water demand and to provide additional treatment to maintain compliance with the drinking water standards. The design engineer for this project Jason Henderson, P.E, Poe and Associates and the McCurtain County RWD staff deserve recognition for provide all the necessary information to make this project eligible for ARRA DWSRF and ARRA funding. — Justin Hodge, DWSRF Project Engineer Chairman: Clyde Dale Pratt Manager: James Mitchell Design Engineer: Jason Henderson, P.E., Poe and Associates, Oklahoma City, OK Prime Contractors: Ideal Construction, Muskogee, OK Preload Construction, Hauppauge, NY State Senator: Jerry Ellis State Representative: Dennis Bailey O K L A H O M A D E P A R T M E N T O F E N V I R O N M E N T A L Q U A L I T Y 2 5
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