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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWell Inspection 00 Clark Street G , I ; r; is i �zfa t, f � December 2, 1986 M E M O R A N D U M TO: Water Pollution Control Authority RE: TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR UTILITY RATE COMPARISON South Windsor M. D. C. Conn. Water Co. Sanitary Sewer Service Assessment Base Charge $1,000.00 $ -- --- Rate/Front Foot (Residential), 12.00 27.85 --- Rate/Front Foot (Commercial) 24.00 27.85 --- Outlet (Connection) Charge (Residential) 400.00 860.00 --- Outlet (Connection)Charge (Commercial) 1,000.00/ac. 4,400.00/ac. --- Lateral Charge 350.00 640.00 --- Permit Fee 15.00 10%(of Assessment) --- User Charge (per 100 cu. ft.) .96 .81 --- Potable Water Service Assessment Rate/Front Foot --- $ 21.25 Based on Actual Cost Lateral Charge --- Owner. Installed 400.00 Tapping Fee --- 76.50 73.00 User Charge (per 100 cu. ft.) --- .82 2.45 Customer Charges (per year) --- 38.40 none Fire Protection Hydrant Fee (per hydrant per yr.) --- 49.50 162.00 i Linear Rate (x inch/feet) --- none .00619 Property Tax (Town Revenue) none $126,542.30 ± Town currently pays $256,415.04 for C. W. Co. Fire Protection C. . Shaw, Superintendent Bureau of Pollution Control l —Ivey all C761 Iry ,, Tf ���s7 �1q� 10 /r''l . 7` S iobl 7s O 2 r � r �� F� yak' + r a. .28$ l y, YsL g�i x 3. � s � .:: y7s-� s vt6.46e Mj>G r Sys 'ca cosf- — • 8z 110 o cam. )'ce;f y = 3o 30 uv►i�S x .S2 J a y 6 b ��,Soo g o v e vsfc w,rP a(►uv e Sle boo . Par- ryrr C'w C t 3 7, IS- MA-a ore/0-- �+rm 34 S vo A/ y _'LIL-09-'90 12: i0 ID:THE CT I IRTER CO TEL NO:203-669-9326 #874 P02. o^� r�r(,i" t 5 t-f�ri,!l.J ; Gr+r�C' �"i + � 12v` wt7C.�.•1t,� °` ILA VIAZ CI_L I cl�81 (4:Soo �ed)- fir` bL14 S 112-0. . ? _- — A"a- 1� SOO —._...._.. . o t F �f SDit wx: JUIL-09-'9CI 12: 18 I D:THE CT W'RTER CO TEL h10:203-669-9326 #874 P01 THE CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY General Offices 93 West main Street Clinton, CT 06413-0562 Telephone (203) 669-8636 TELECOPIER General offices, Clinton - Omnifax 9SM (203) 669-9326 East Windsor office - omnifax 9SM (203) 627-7590 Nauaatuck office - AT&T 4525D (203) 723-1770 Naugatuck Water Treatment Plant - Adler (203) 723-4972 Rockville Water Treatment Plant - Omnitax G36 (203) 872-9555 PLEASE DELIVER THE FOLLOWING PAGE(S) TO: Date: P) 14 / qo Name-: 6Qb p- epiu-(c, Address: �-Owr') -SOLJ� Ux'ndsor- f'ka Telecopier No: (n Lt 4 - Total number of pages: (including this cover page) From: Name: 1( ctf' Title.- 6oef Ul sor U Message./Instructions: czxy a-OL/ �U-AtLz V If You do not receive all the pages, please contact: Led,t, uh r-, at Ext. 2-q \PRO\GENERAL\FAX r' ` Coca I , ,. I �; ; I � � v►r�, Vic' i i . 0 Ira Sat 4,41 r 1 "7: SxrGI VC, 644 I I o s' sulrhuc, j S�vCrerQ oLi, �i r r i. - dur +C, n;bt% w�tiw, ram;7awK , bvS,!C, iGltos^pe wkr_.(ftcir or. livj wu , C P� Used i i RFS-SOLUTIONS MONDAY , APRIL 6 , 1987 PAGE 2 10 . Unfinished Business (continued) *b . Appropriation Transfer to Water Pollution Control Authority - Burnham Street (Councilman Streeter) WHEREAS the South Windsor Assessment Policy for owners of property fronting on an MDC. sewer is that MDC connection (outlet) charges and MDC administrative service charges (10% , based upon outlet charge assessment only) must be paid before connection to the sewer; and that the balance of MDC administration service charges and sewer assessment - is to be paid by the Town, at that time, and reimbursement from- the property owner is collected by the Town in 15 equal. installment payments at an interest rate as determined by the Water Pollution Control Authority (currently 6%) . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the South Windsor Town Council hereby approves an appropriation transfer from Contingency Fund #9001 to Water Pollution Control Authority Fund #1129-390 in the amount of $4 .1902 . 00 to pay the balance of MDC administration service charges and sewer assessment the Town .is to pay as described above on behalf of the owner subject to reimbursement as described above concerning property at 814 Burnham Street ; and the Water Pollution Control Authority is hereby authorized to use said funds .for said purpose. C . EDB Water Line (Councilman O ' Reilly) WHEREAS , the provision of safe clean drinking water to all its residents is a priority of the South Windsor Town Council ; and WHEREAS , there are five identified areas in South Windsor whose groundwater contamination has rendered drinking water wells non-potable; and WHEREAS , the best alternative for the provision of a potable water supply to affected residents is the extension of public water lines to identified EDB-affected areas as outlined in Schedule A NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Council of the Town of South Windsor approves the expenditure of $ 170 , 138 representing the Town ' s share of the $955, 305 cost of providing public water to identified EDB-affected residents , as outlined in the attached schedule . FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED that an expenditure of $ IS0 , 000 be approved from the Municipal Trust Fund and the remaining $20, 138 be transferred from the Contingency Account #9001 to the Capital Projects Account ►8600 , with authorization to the Town Manager to enter into the necessary agreements and amendments thereto for the construction of said ublic water l i n e s aw�.a �te ,—� t c�Cw v eL�i FMON OLUTIONS DAY, APRIL 6, 1987 E 3 10 . Unfinished Business (Continued) d. EDB Water Line Bid Waiver (Councilman Pitts) WHEREAS, the South Windsor Town Council has recognized the need for the provision of public water lines to identify EDB-affected areas within the Town; and WHEREAS, the data presented in Exhibit A, provide the most comprehensive solution to a public health and safety problem, with the local capital cost requirement being the least expensive; and WHEREAS, The South Windsor Town Council concludes that the best interests of the Town would not be served by the invitation for sealed bids for the provision of a portion of said public water lines; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Council waives the public bidding provision outlined in Section 714 of the Town Charter for the Connecticut Water Company' s portion of the public water line extension to solve identified EDB contamination problems within the Town. 14 . New Business *a. Resolution setting time and place for Public Hearing on Board of Education Budget (Councilman O'Reilly) BE IT RESOLVED that the South Windsor Town Council sets Wednesday, April 22 , 1987 at 7: 30 P .M. in the Timothy Edwards Cafetorium, 100 Arnold Way, as the time and place for a Public Hearing on the Board of Education Budget for Fiscal Year 1987/88 . *b . Resolution setting time and place for Public Hearing on General Government Budget (Councilman Streeter) BE IT RESOLVED that the South Windsor Town Council sets Monday , April 27 , 1987 at 7 : 30 P .M. , in the Council Chambers of South Windsor Town Hall , 1S40 Sullivan Avenue as the time and place for a Public Hearing on the General Government Budget for Fiscal Year 1987/8.8 . i R 0 12° �( 9y 0 OFF W . NG End of Existing 12 C.W.C. Woter Main 12" I `_ S'�• End of Existing ■ M.D.C. Water Main 4" Cj ST, SQ<�yOR . � � ■ g 4" 6, r4N�F`y �� 0 8, 12 End of Existing x BROOK- M.D.C. Water Main c :j HAVEN LA. 12„ ar Q yS pA `� ie `O to @' Q' y �Q Q z� v qO Public Water Li fn ne <o � 12" SM�r Extension 'Awas*r y �pw0 4R1' ,�� • gr Construction Cost S 955,305 12 ASV�Q� b ��• f,.�T,A t 12 Connecticut Water Company Share 704,070 EDB Contaminated Location ■ �I D.E.P. Share 81,097 Existing M.D.0 Water Main -- — « C.W.C. M « Town Share 170,138 .Isis j Proposed M.D.C. N 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 $��'osoR•ca�`�w AREA CODE 203/644-25n May 1 , 1987 Mr . Richard J . Sartor, Town Manager South Windsor Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr . Sartor: At a Special Meeting of the South Windsor Town Council held April 30 , 1987 the following Resolution was approved : WHEREAS , the provision of safe clean drinking water to all its residents is a priority of the South Windsor Town Council ; and WHEREAS , there are five identified areas in South Windsor whose groundwater contamination has rendered drinking water wells non-potable ; and WHEREAS , the best alternative for the provision of a potable water supply to affected residents is the extension of public water lines to identified EDB-affected areas as outlined in Schedule A. NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED that the Town Council of the Town of South Windsor approves the expenditure of $ 170 , 138 representing the Town ' s share of the $955 , 305 cost of providing public water to identified EDB-affected residents , as outlined in the attached schedule . FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED that an expenditure of $ 150 , 000 be approved from the Municipal Trust Fund and the remaining $20 , 138 be transferred from the Contingency Account #9001 to the Capital Projects -Account #8000 , with authorization to the Town Manager to enter into .the necessary agreements and amendments thereto for the construction of said public water lines , including an arrangement for the Town to own said lines and lease same to the -Connecticut Water Company . Sincerely , Evelyyr M. Rukus Clerk- of the Council ' s Office Attachment Y cc : - Mr . George Spring , Director of Finance AAw A _L.,.�♦ T1owfln T.... r L'nnit �i+ i �n f S -= OF CG'I`1D FJ=C 'T. OF Hpl, Cim Ss �'�TC✓ CF THE TM-0 I, YzLe-2yn W. Burger, Tcva CL---:c of said Tcwm of south WiT.rs. r, dMI 17 e-7 eC -'" and cu-Z;f;a a==-;! q to haw, and ha'vj=a clstcQV of e sGL of said Tcwn of Sc:.� ;vi_z r, b.eTa�v T thQt t^�e ai2II�"_Gr'' 11L—==anr- is a t_m Cr =z-= the re=ds Of Sig'+. TC.vTi, and that" the or--*girp-I jr .i*.i. wz7 jc:h said cc_v is take*= - Xw===% =:EWatxxxxM&:FMj ssxx=QZ is f iled7 in Vol . 29 , Page 8361 of the minutes of the South Windsor Town. Council . IN TF-=-,r-.qY Wes.- , I ha7;-= :=--mto set W,hard and.arm-.a t.e s,==l of said TL-,vn of &-at:h v tzLi.,s 4 th &v of 'May A. D. L 8 7 . • �N Cam\ L L.` ".-,L.�'� C' C_-- r TUN ��t • �0,0 sC,C %r f. 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINOSOR, CONN. 06074 �!yosoR•tar� AREA COOE 203/644-2511 June 3 , 1986 Mr. Richard J. Sartor, Town Manager South Windsor Town Full 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Sartor: At a Regular Meeting of the South Windsor Town Council held June 2 , 1986 , the following Resolution was approved: BE IT RESOLVED that Mr . Richard J. Sartor, Town Manager of South Windsor is hereby authorized to execute and file . applications and agreements on behalf of the Town of South Windsor, with the Commissioner of Environmental Protection for State Grants pursuant to the provisions of Section 22a-471 of the General Statutes of Connecticut, as amended, and to execute on behalf of the Town of South Windsor all the applications , instruments , and documents and accept payments , and do all other things that may be necessary for State Grants for funding for engineering reports -for potable water supplies and for capital improvements for long-term provision of potable water to solve problems caused by EDB/EDC pollution of drinking water wells. . Sincerely; Eileen G. JaletQ Clerk of the .'Council egj cc : . Mr . George Spring , Director of Finance Mr . Robert Deptula , Town Sanitarian Si= CF ss C-FP'ICF OF THE TCrA CCLarz OF u7—Tr om ) SOL71H =SCIR I, 1r?yn w. Burrer, Tcwr� ' L ��z of Tc'said �+�t�of South. Wirc. .r, QL:LV ei� GSL' Q_il�14 G ..r^_rQ o ],a , and 1Javing c'astcdv of the sea? of said Taoin, of lscat. W'"^4 r, he=e✓-v c`'''`:.r tlzt the anniaxed 1II a cc t:= the re✓=ds of said aI':d that t.^.e crz.,=L .a_1 v-,,uc 1 saild c^_J Ls. t:.ker- Mui k :sxx § xxxxQ; c §a.k=xxxx is filed in Vol . 28 , Pg . 7789 of the minutes of the South Windsor Town Council . __- LT T ' , I Set ITT hand and a:-__:ed t.e sg:=", of said Tc,:vr_ cf & ut. '�v=���-r, t^;is 4 ttxi.1: of I- Ma y A. D. 19 87 . CERTIFICATION The undersigned representative of the Applicant certified that the information in the application and in the attached statements and exhibits is true, correct, and complete to the best 6f his knowledge and belief. He further certifies: that as is evidenced by the A'Itk=- CERTIFIED COPY OF TEE RESCLUTION MADE BY THE APPLICANT'S GOVERNING BCDY, he has been authorized to file this application; that the governing body of the Applicant agrees that if a grant for the project is made pursuant to Section 22a-471 or any other State or Federal law or program, and pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 446k of the General Statutes of Connecticut, as amended, the Applicant will pay that part of the total cost of the Project which is in excess of the applicable State grant; that the Project shall be accomplished in accordance with the time schedule ordered by the C=issioner of Environmental Protection; and that separate accounts shall be kept for the receipt and disposal of Project funds. DATE SIG A= Ck' . SENTATIVE NAME-.AND:•TITLE- ti� Ct.✓c. pipe teK54-1, -t'Di"6 exPtazad as ikcj%1 -1-- vsrd 7"o Cv AaCe I'e® 7j` =Kck &Ate. &wat -Fao- - o4-- pipe lC pipe c�iaw.�f ter^ GQ►dge Rd Clar-k Sf .25'0 c�8,S = 35�doo i ter . Eca-4 t��` P;pm Oaw.1►�g st yjS'oo �3Y, �� SM;4 k V( 30 vov 2 2, 95-1 M aM4-4 e-It 6400 /a`/' °y 13? 300 18/17,5- To fW /i h ra.- jcrw* 19 8, 600 1 A t1h Ae s, '7119'fa.l S ky drah f�erctay •' X 2 tv z y 8'L�1yes�s�/i �'or Ay „ I a plP� /yvo = /6l9oo lock {re S ae�v tN�ti ref 7/6 l h9tw44 .21 ycad x 00 6 / y3 by X IZ ao� Tg2�ycar moo,- F)oe Ao lvft ,e: sy ° Aydoon-ts i 8 9�hreTdt f 6 o?Q/S$ 2 7-0-1a-1 X !a U 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 ��N�soe•co �w AREA CODE 203/644-2511 August 25 , 1986 Mr. Richard Newton, Program Engineer Metropolitan District Commission Programming and Engineering P.O . Box 800 555 Main Street Hartford, Connecticut Dear Mr. Newton: This letter is written to summarize the Town ' s understanding of various conversations with yourself, Mr . Jack Kuras or Mr. Tip Garrett regarding the installation of MDC water lines to solve EDB pollution problems . 1. In order for the water lines to be installed , the Town would have to enter into a developer ' s agreement with the MDC. 2 . The installation of water lines in each area would have to be approved by the Town Council . 3 . The MDC would need data maps , etc . from the -Town. 4 . The MDC would do the necessary engineering for each area. 5 . The MDC is not willing to contribute financially towards the installation of public water lines in any EDB con- taminated area. 6 . The MDC would install only twelve inch pipe in any of the EDB areas they might serve . 7 . In order for the lines to be installed , they must be voted upon favorably by the MDC. Please respond to these comments , so that we may proceed with water line installation . Very truly yours , Robert Dep ula, R.S . Environmental Health Officer RD/ml WATER SUPPLY TELEPHONE SEWERAGE 278.7850 CAG/rel THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT 555 MAIN STREET-P.O.BOX 800 HARTFORD,CT 06142.0800 September 16, 1986 File: South Windsor Groundwater Pollution Mr. Robert Deputla R.S. Environmental Health Officer Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Deptula: Your letter of August 25th concerning District policy toward the installa- tion of MDC water mains in South Windsor needs some clarification. "Statement No. 2: The installation of water lines in each area would have to be approved by the Town Council." The Town of South Windsor must be the applicant for a developer's agreement for any water main extension in its town. The Town Council does not approve the installation. The Metropolitan District Commission approves the installation of the water main. See attached letter dated April 25, 1985 to Richard Sartor. "Statement No. 5: The MDC is not willing to contribute financially toward the installation of public water lines in any EDB contaminated area.'" The District's present policy is to not contribute toward capitol improvements in non-member towns. "Statement No. 6: The MDC would install only twelve inch pipe in any of the EDB areas they might serve." In the four cases previously discussed with you, 1. #175 Clark St. , 2. #480 - 523 Clark St. , 3. #325-420 Ellington Road, and 4. #175 - 250 Smith St., 12 inch mains would be recommended in anticipation of completing the distribution system grid in those areas, not because the area itself needs a 12" water main. "Statement No. 4: The MDC would do the necessary engineering for each area." As stated in the standard developer's permit agreement, the MDC will review and approve plans and specifications submitted by the town; however, it will not do the design engineering for each area. Very truly yours, , Harry E. Covey, P.E. Deputy Manager for Engineering Attach. & Planning cc: P. M. Curry, Assistant District Manager C. Geldof, Chief Engineer R. F. Nelson, Project Engineer C. A. Garritt, Program Engineer toM" sE� 7-own aA saam 9 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 ��tiosoR•C0��w AREA CODE 203/644-2511 August 25 , 1986 Mr. Richard Newton, Program Engineer Metropolitan District Commission Programming and Engineering P.O . BOX 800 555 Main Street Hartford, Connecticut Dear Mr . Newton: This letter is written to summarize the Town ' s understanding of various conversations with yourself, Mr . Jack Kuras or Mr . Tip Garrett regarding the installation of MDC water lines to solve EDB pollution problems . 1. In order for the water lines to be installed, the Town would have to enter into a developer ' s agreement with the MDC. 2 . The installation of water lines in each area would have to be approved by the Town Council . 3 . The MDC would need data maps , etc . from the Town . 4 . The MDC would do the necessary engineering for each area. 5 . The MDC is not willing to contribute financially towards the installation of public water lines in any EDB con- taminated area. 6 . The MDC would install only twelve inch pipe in any of the EDB areas they might serve . 7 . In order for the lines to be installed , they must be voted upon favorably by the MDC. Please respond to these comments , so that we may proceed with water line installation . Very truly yours , Robert DepfEula, R.S . Environmental Health Officer RD/ml WATER SUPPLY TELEPHONE SEWERAGE 278.7850 CAG1rel THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT 555 MAIN STREET-P.O.BOX 800 HARTFORO,CT 06142.0800 September 16, 1986 File: South Windsor Groundwater Pollution Mr. Robert Deputla R.S. Environmental Health Officer Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Deptula: Your letter of August 25th concerning District policy toward the installa- tion of MDC water mains in South Windsor needs some clarification. "Statement No. 2: The installation of water lines in each area would have to be approved by the Town Council." The Town of South Windsor must be the applicant for a developer's agreement for any water main extension in its town. The Town Council does not approve the installation. The Metropolitan District Commission approves the installation of the water main. See attached letter dated April 25, 1985 to Richard Sartor. "Statement No. 5: The MDC is not willing to contribute financially toward the installation of public water lines in any EDB contaminated area." The District's present policy is to not contribute toward capitol improvements in non-member towns. "Statement No. 6: The MDC would install only twelve inch pipe in any of the EDB areas they might serve." In the four cases previously discussed with you, 1. #175 Clark St. , 2. #480 - 523 Clark St. , 3. #325-420 Ellington Road, and 4. #175 - 250 Smith St. , 12 inch mains would be recommended in anticipation of completing the distribution system grid in those areas, not because the area itself needs a 12" water main. "Statement No. 4: The MDC would do the necessary engineering for each area." As stated in the standard developer's permit agreement, the MDC will review and approve plans and specifications submitted by the town; however, it will not do the design engineering for each area. Very truly yours , Harry E. Cove y, P.E. Deputy Manager for Engineering Attach. & Planning cc: P. M. Curry, Assistant District Manager C. Geldof, Chief Engineer R. F. Nelson, Project Engineer C. A. 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Rcl le�cc� (4b ►^tact4 t el-+ 6zd c�w�a►M.;��I av-e,oa) pF-0 S ay tb -low" �Inu SS r3� Ridj e Rd - 6as- off' la w^.ai ti7-, lcf.__ 07.� TO - W/ 7VY -r&4 Q be ti V S P +o P " i a PfyCs� l vi, Cow' l ,P-&�C-8 e PEP ,f Tb�.� 61tia orb /YY 7O'�4-2 CwC Ska c (for .2,�Sb �ot4' hvn - Con f ) l t Ts-o 31, Llq(, qq- yS'y r � o ry •�- S ,6 #- -Tc>+ wQ / a 163 z Sam taC7®' to " ►�,. � sYo �al�f 65-> 57,2v b�P s► �� 17, Sso b'j cwG S I re (or o'{ Vto,n 191 aso �o-1--e Drip Jk&4�e t7) 5'T-0 Grp 13rw G1��- s�- sov fl ,C �1CsGu�l�y ��1 J 9!�®l i s t4K rcG 7 1U P C 7'c7'7f U� �'��SThv � � G S 1•�-u-r� p E P sl•.�re S 26 a l 3q v WATER MAIN EXTENSIONS - EDB CONTAMINATION AREAS Alternative No. 1 Alternative No. 2 Alternative No. 3 Alternative No. 4 Construction Cost $346,555 $955 ,305 $504 ,125 $1 ,174,249 Water Company Share -0- 704,070 -0- -0- DEP Share 96,665 81 ,097 96,665 96,665 Town Share $249,890 $170,138 $407,460 $1 ,077 ,584 Length of Pipe (ft. ) 6, 425 18 ,175 7 , 325 19 ,615 Annual Fire Protection* 7 ,614 20,591 8 ,316 19 ,602 Costs Annual Tax* 2, 838 25,620 -0- -0- Revenue *All Costs and Revenues are in accordance with current rates. x x H H H U1 WATER MAIN EXTENSIONS - EDB CONTAMINATED AREAS Construction Costs - Town Share Ellington Road + Town Share Clark St. (South) -Town Share* Total Alternative No. 1 $ 249 , 890 $53 ,066 $ 302 ,956 Alternative No. 2 170,138 53, 066 223, 204 Alternative No. 3 407 , 460 53 ,066 460 ,526 Alternative No. 4 1 ,077 , 584 53 , 066 1 ,130,650 *Cost Summary: TOTAL $72,526 STATE 19 , 460 TOWN $53, 066 t� x x H H ' H • rn _ �' � c - z6-9, 3 PW-2 7yvav l Ly , �is-�- 3. a !RT j/61 o d L17, �Z allvr Of hf 1-4 d pv, e gv- L De-7 J �`-- 4—Memo from TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR TOWN HALL SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN.06074 TO Robert Deptula, Sanitarian. DATE December 5, 1986 L J SUBJECT: FOLD- Connecticut Water Company Dear Bob, As per our discussion in George Springs office below is an estimate Of Connecticut Water Company taxes which will become due July 1987. 10-1-86 assessment = �3,505,050 7-1,87 est, mill rate .0387 Est, taxes 135,645. 44 vo By Ed Be ville, Assessor ptyl9 ry v -7Y3-26 �l,33rJ _ r��'�r� ✓i 3 3 Z 333 6�I`c..� f f� ?a! g�,v 3, ogYlasd 2-7,, 7Z U Z--�► 6 2,0 171,f*0 —y P.-e&.t cw j rt p,,-c. &-a-s l7` 9 o a /1 C 99-A `� Y�d .AWL.- 2` y, 6o fit)►,tn1�u a��• �22- - 7Fs-v r .�� "� ���� �~� -`y �� �� -� �� -� � �p �� � �� �� � �� Z� 6��� �� s� '� o nc)h 91L 09L C)O-C 1$o� n-F- os U) ssI oL�i xi y l--ei5 f , 1 ` � ��c -. Rom'"a�,► Z3-Jd.AQ— SO? C{ lS ZO ,n J / r r "4`1 ovK.d J..At-C A- ?tT 'OEM iAtC-). 15. I?i T Z7, Lj _ 1'5uoc- ANt�, RD• 1 Z 17b yr. I " (Tu 2°0-. t�, _2 L vo' � s) -tb41 26,oov h P � tt -446, fbS /,;;o -�t 4-�� P4*4., F/4 ttd , V"A C c®s-1s �� � �� ���� , 54,K +(A, j?vc.,kjcLct d , oc&%,Avtj (A.. 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ODh 7 S"D Tv�a� 11 y32�3 2v / O cl T o4 c+.4' f o se'/-v e O cIve #?d F sd iF v�Ycessa�►y `Ed heat A Of d,5c 4?tt 0 E k Kece'ssaoy -to pt-avi'clC Proms-nwpe- -4-u P chyc Ad - Ail)C ev4)w.4es iarfetyel-p - �, t:l 0 0 �. i. 47 YU Cw L ola rpHs; L)tic of -b Sw�i-4-��r C:lu. A b 9o�y Yam t P y" 4-4 d G1 a•� 9' /, Boa �o? �� �o e 3 7e 3em f Yo 970 31, S,, w.V � pr Spot V j 0-t .�t ty 9i yoS�o0 ., - THE CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY CWS GENERAL OFFICES: 93 WEST MAIN STREET A SUBSIDIARY OF CONNECTICUT WATER SERVICE, INC. CLINTON, CONNECTICUT 06413-0562TEL. 203-669.8636 December, 1986 On November 18, 1986, The Connecticut Water Company (the Company) filed an application with the Connecticut Department of Public Utility Control (DPUC) to amend its rates. The proposed rates are necessary to provide for the financing costs associated with the Company's increased investment in Utility Plant required to better serve its customers and to comply with Federal and State mandated requirements, including the Safe Drinking Water Act. The requested rate increase is also necessary to meet increased operating expenses including increased labor expenses, higher property, casualty and liability insurance costs and property taxes. Approximately 25% of the requested increase relates to the Federal Tax Reform Act of 1986 which increased the Company's Federal and State income tax expense. The Company's last rate request was filed in June, 1985. The proposed rates also incorporate phase two of rate equalization ordered by the Connecticut Department of Public Utility Control in the Company's last rate decision. The reverse side of this letter reflects the average annual percent increase the Company has requested for the Division which provides your water service. In addition, the proposed percentage changes to specific billing rate components for each customer classification, including those which may increase by twenty percent (20%) or more, are also detailed. The increased operating revenue requested for the Division is also shown. We anticipated hearings on our rate request during the month of February, 1987. For further information about hearing dates, times and locations, contact the DPUC at the address listed below. Any customer who desires to oppose or support the Company's proposed rate increase may notify the DPUC of such intent by writing to: The Department of Public Utility Control Executive Secretary One Central Park Plaza New Britain, Connecticut 06051 (203) 827-1553 Sincerely yours, THE CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY YT S»,CV OF � Cry. s c_ _ (,cam Al e_moi4 < ,2 12G�i✓.2. 0 . 0051Z - '7 6 /84 -4 /3,S® 41 D. OD6I93 o� /y 160_. qlJ� Q-v�5r7o SAY C, gy3 S � Aaa,-Z��f ca�a ��� - llama CA..4 1,g 7+� 3-a �•`/' G/o� �. 6� -z� G��. /.,��� c,���_ lyft3 69 .E �.r TO T ow7 c _ At /Oc;Or- Ar _oa6l73 . . _ • o0 6 as'v goo e7 Ab l 5 _ .w .r M E M O R A N D U M TO: Richard J. Sartor, Town Manager FROM: Roy C. Zartarian;i�-VG4rocessing Services Manager DATE: July 14 , 1986 SUBJECT: Connecticut Water Company rate trends As you directed, I have researched the question of Connecticut Water Company rate increases affecting the Town of South Windsor. The information provided by the Connecticut Department of Public Utilities Control_ shows that the most recent increase approved for CWC brings water charges to a level almost double that of 1981 . According to DPUC records, the minimum quarterly rate for up to 4 ,500 gallons of water in 1981 was $16 .26 . This figure rose to $24 .82 in 1983, to $30 . 13 in 1984 and to $30.87 in 1985 . The most recently approved 4% adjustment brings this cost to over $32 .00. The minimum monthly rate for 1 ,500 gallons has moved along a similar path, rising from $5 .42 in 1981 to over $10 .00 in 1986 . A table showing rate levels from 1981 to 1986 , together with the percentage increases over the previous rate level and over the 1981 base period is attached. I spoke with Consumer Counsel James F. Meehan regarding the procedures for appealing the DPUC' s recent decision. Mr. Meehan recommended that the Town Attorney contact his office to initiate the appeal procedure and that his office would assist with the necessary paperwork. He noted that as a party to the proceedings, the Town has thirty days from the issuance of the decision (which he recalled to have occurred on July 8 , 1986) in which to file the appeal. However, Mr. Meehan also stated that his office supported the principle of rate equalization, the principle on which the new CWC rate levels were approved . The DPUC action of July 8 (docket no . 85-06-06 SP 2) is a supplement to an earlier rate relief application by CWC. As of 1 p .m. , this date , the text of the supplemental decision had not been mailed to the parties to the proceedings, nor was a copy of the decision available at the DPUC office in New Britain . It should be noted that while the Connecticut General Statutes permit a court appeal of DPUC actions, administrative remedies must have been exhausted prior to such a step . (CGS 16-35 , 4-138) . CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY - NORTHERN DISTRICT - WATER RATES SDURCE: CONN. DEPARTMENT Of PUBLIC UTILITIES CONTROL QUARTERLY CHARGES DPUC APPROVAL DATE 7/86 ; 12/85 ; 3184 1/83 ; 1/81 X CHG. X CHG. ; X CHG. % CHG. ; X CHG. X CHG. ; X CHG. % CHG. ; QUANTITY RATE PR.RATE 81 BASE ; RATE PR.RATE 81 BASE ; RATE PR.RATE 81 BASE RATE PR.RATE 81 BASE ; RATE UP TO 4500 GAL. 32.17 4.20% 97.831; 30.07 2.46% 89.85X; 30.13 21.39% 85.302; 24.82 52.64% 52.64111 16.26 4501-66,000 G 3.29 4.20% 98.04X; 3.155 2.941 90.001 3.065 21.37% 84.64X; 2.525 52.11X 52.11X; 1.66 66,001-900,000 G 2.62 4.20% 85.501 2.511 -4.67X 78.09X; 2.634 21.381 86.BIX; 2.17 53.90X 53.90%; 1.41 OVER 900,000 6 2.07 4.20% 102.781; 1.985 4.691 94.61111 1.896 21.54% 85.BBX; 1.56 52.94% 52.94X; 1.02 ; MONTHLY CHARGES 7/86 ; 12/05 ; 3/84 1/83 ; 1/81 X CHG. X CHG. ; % CHG. % CHG. ; X CHG. % CHG. % CHG. % CHG. ; QUANTITY RATE PR.RATE 81 BASE ; RATE PR.RATE 81 BASE ; RATE PR.RATE BI BASE ; RATE PR.RATE 81 BASE 1 RATE UP TO 1500 GAL. 10.72 4.20X 97.83%1 10.29 2.49% B9.85X; 10.04 21.40% 85.24X; 8.27 52.58% 52.58Z; 5.42 1501-22,000 G. 3.29 4.20% `98.04X; 3.155 2.941 90.01 3.065 21.39% 84.64x; 2.525 52.11X 52.11X; 1.66 22,001-300,000 6. 2.62 4.20% 85.501 2.511 -4.67% 78.09X; 2.634 21.38% 86.81X; 2.17 53.901 53.94X; 1.41 OVER 300,000 G. 2.07 4.20% 102.701 1.985 4.69% 94.61X; 1.896 21.541 85.88X; 1.56 52.94% 52.947; 1.02 NOTES: All rates except those for 7/86 are drawn from DPUC documents. The 7/86 rates are calculated on the basis of verbal information provided by DPUC. The rates shown in the first row in each section are minimum charges. The remainder are the unit prices per 1,000 gal. r ONNE TICUT WATER CO. RATE TRENDS 35 1981 —1958 30 to 25 o 0 w 20 CL a z 3 15 m , T2 10 5 0 1/81 1/'83 3/84 12/85 7/88 EFFECl7VE DATE Q QUARTERLY RATE + MONTHLY RATE O N N E T! UT WATER CO . FATE TRENDS 1981 -1988 35 30 !t! 25 UIYA t7i 0 cz 20 - ui a 15 •r2 10 5 O 1/81 1/83 3/84 12/85 7/89 EFFECTIVE DATE QUARTERLY RATE MONTHLY !FATE M � � A C Q N N ECTI C UT WATER CO. RATE TRENDS 1981-1986 100 so — w 9 80 oo 70 o) r 2 60 0 w 50 w c� 40 v z 30 w U w 20 a 10 0 1/81 1/83 3/84 12/85 7/86. EFFECTIVE DATE OF RATE CHANGE 1� 31 Yy� v 44- 3-3 3 -� a� � I j i 11 i 1 ( I ' /�/�- r►�-e. Rio. / � �. Doe.?. S4,,.� 4 (p c,5 a No , "L 9 5S 305 � i , 1 � 1 r S Ta-,s.,. Vw 1� 0 7 7 S84 ji ,. 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ST a FAR o srgN< moo• �y r OA c� BROOKHAVEN PI.VM 2 O Q p LA. ,Y 2 ST 4 co � Fti 000y off. Ci,4 qL�N O v J Q, MFq�OW Wo o o Q�\ Q tl SMITH ST I V :, 500 o ao O ONC�NF 0 -2 A-41, y� Y7 .. . ..... .... ... ... .. .... i z - v t +li zt � .Df i�_4 4aefosuaIx �� .�r vJ�°c cox 838 THE CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY CWS � GENERAL OFFICES: 93 WEST MAIN STREET A SUBSIDIARY OF CONNECTICUT WATER SERVICE, INC. 11 / CLINTON, CONNECTICUT 06413-0562 TEL. 203-669 8636 August 18, 1986 Mr. Robert Deptula South Windsor Health Dept. South Windsor Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT. 06074 Dear Mr. Deptula: Special Act No. 325, approved on May 22, 1957 by the Connecticut General Assembly, extended the franchise area of The Connecticut Water Company to include the town of South Windsor. Sincerely, William F. Guillaume Senior Vice President WFG/be cc: K. W. Kells STATET DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION STATE OF CONNECTICUT VS THE TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR IN THE MATTER OF AN ORDER TO THE TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR TO ABATE POLLUTION O R D E R Having found that the Town of South Windsor is a municipality in which a community pollution problem exists and the Commissioner of Environmental Protection is unable to determine the person who or municipality which is responsible for rendering groundwaters unusable for potable drinking water, under the provisions of Chapter 446k of the General Statutes as amended, the Commissioner of Environmental Protection acting under 22a-428, 22a-444, 22a-451 and 22a-471 hereby Orders the Town of South Windsor to take such action as is necessary to: 1 . Investigate the extent and degree of groundwater contamination in the vicinity of Clark Street, Ellington Road, Ridge Road and Smith Street in the Town of South Windsor and determine the extent of those areas which presently do not and potentially do not meet the State of Connecticut Department of Health Services requirements for potable drinking water. 2. Describe water supply facility alternatives, associated costs and design criteria for each alternative. 3. Provide a potable drinking water supply which meets the standards for drinking water established by the Commissioner of Health Services to the areas as described under Directive 1 . The Town of South Windsor is further Ordered to accomplish the above described program, except as may be revised by the recommendations of detailed engineering study and agreed to by the Commissioner of Environmental Protection - in accordance with the following schedule: (A) On or before January 31 , 1987, submit for the review and approval of the Commissioner of Environmental Protection an application for state grants for capitol improvements for the long-term provisions of potable water. (B) On or before January 31 , 1987, verify to the Commissioner of Environmental Protection that all necessary local financing has been completed (C) On or before March 31 , 1987, submit for the review and approval of the Commissioner of Environmental Protection contract plans and specifications for the facilities as defined in Step C. (D) On or before April 30, 1987 verify to the Commissioner of Environmental Protection that construction has been started. � --- Phone: 165 Capitol Avenue Hartford, Connecticut 06106 An Equal Opportunity EmplUyer 2 (E) On or before Sept 30, 1987, verify to the Commissioner of Environmental Protection that the constructed facilities have been placed in operation. Entered as an Order of the Commissioner of Environmental Protection this 21st day of October 1986 . a Stanley J. Pac Commissioner ORDER NO. WC 4 4 5 8 TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR DEP/WPC 132-098 SENT CERTIFIED MAIL - RRR Mailed to: Richard Sartor Town Manager 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, Ct. 06074 MEMORANDUM October 24 , 1986 To : Mr . Robert Deptula Environmental Health Officer Re : Attached Abatement Order from Connecticut ' s Department- of Environmental Protection Please prepare all necessary information .and plans to comply with this Order . Also , please initiate a log in which you record the dates and times associated with all actions taken . I wish to have this log prepared in order to determine if any delays in meeting the timetable are the result of activities , or lack of activities , on the part of the Department of Environmental Protection . Please advise , as soon as possible , if there is any action required from this office . Richard J . Sartor Town Manager RJS :.prb Attmt . cc : Director of Public Works Michael Gantick Director of Finance George Spring Jva.c_ (3 r- a i/�Lltl2 LYT� SO-u�L CU/C�2��L 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 rl�sox-CO�'� AREA CODE 203/644-2511 August 25 , 1986 Mr William R. Hogan Water Compliance Unit Department of Environmental Protection 122 Washington Street Hartford, Connecticut Dear Bill: The Town of South Windsor is in receipt of your letter of transmittal dated August 8 , 1986 regarding actions which must be taken towards the installation of the State approved alternative of installing public water to solve EDB contami- nation. 1. Establish long-term monitoring program after solution is constructed. 2 . South Windsor must provide/develop a form of written guarantee that homeowners will tie into the water main (only those with contaminated wells) and meet with homeowners . 3 . South Windsor must appropriate local financing. 4. South Windsor will file engineering report application. 5. South Windsor must negotiate pipe size with Connecticut Water Company and MDC and determine who pays for fire flow 5a. Develop hydraulic analysis to determine grant amount . 6 . South Windsor must determine who will do design and negotiate contracts . 7. When #2 , 3 , 5 , 5a , and 6 are done , South Windsor can then file design/construction grant application. Item #4 has been completed. We are currently in the process of gathering data to complete the other items . Very truly yours , Robert De ula, R.S . Environmental Health Officer RD/ml Gam. s S* �_ -_ate-