Chloramine Dosing Stations
Project Manager
Water Utilities Engineering / Brandon Neal, P.E.
SUA Project No. 20WT05
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What We're Doing
The City of Stillwater and the Stillwater Utilities Authority are constructing chemical feed and control systems at two pump stations. The purpose is to feed additional chloramine disinfectant to better meet ODEQ requirements in certain parts of the water system. The project includes installation of chemical feed equipment and control systems, as well as connecting the control systems to the utility's computer control network.
Anticipated Milestones
- Anticipated Date (Design): Winter 2021
- Anticipated Date (Construction): Spring 2021
- Anticipated Date (Completion): Summer 2021
Benefits of the Project
- Ensure that ODEQ regulations can be met.
- Reduce the labor and resources required for flushing.
- Reduce the amount of treated water used to maintain water quality.
- Reduce inconvenience to the public due to flushed water on the ground and water pressure changes due to flushing.
Budget & Funding
- Year Funded: FY2020
- Funding Source: Water Capital Fund
- Project Budget: $138,000
- Expenditures to date: $0
Project Management
Updates
Nov. 23, 2020: The professional services agreement for design with Carollo Engineers has been executed.
Actions Authorized by Stillwater Utilities Authority (SUA)
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