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Bill/Resolution - Council Term
2022-2024
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441
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01
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Cindy Evans, Council Member
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GOEAC
Action 1
Council: Res. 441-24 amended to Draft 2 - 03/06/24
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c. Annual Report:The COH shall utilize the AMS software to produce an annual <br /> report detailing, at a minimum: (1) summary of condition assessments conducted; <br /> (2) summary of O&M conducted on assets; (3) summary of major assets repaired, <br /> replaced or rehabilitated; (4) identification of assets remaining in critical condition <br /> that have not been repaired, replaced or rehabilitated; (5) identification of assets <br /> newly determined to be in critical condition; (6) proactive rehabilitation and <br /> replacement planning for critical condition assets; (7) detailed cost analysis; and <br /> (8) review of CIP planning to address critical assets. <br /> 12. County Sewage Collection Systems Preventative Maintenance Program:The COH will use <br /> its best efforts to eliminate sewage spills from force mains, pumps stations, gravity lines <br /> and WWTPs.The COH will continue to work toward reducing the number,frequency, and <br /> duration of spills. <br /> a. Spill Response. By July 1, 2024,the COH shall develop and submit a Spill Response <br /> Plan for Force Mains and Gravity Mains.The Spill Response Plan shall be <br /> developed with regional considerations and include: (1) Procedures for immediate <br /> response to contain spills and minimize spill volume; (2) Standard procedures for <br /> estimating spill volume; (3) Standard operating procedures for reporting spills. <br /> b. Sewer Line Operations and Maintenance Preventative Maintenance Program Plan. <br /> By July 1,2025,the COH shall develop and submit a Sewer Line Operations and <br /> Preventative Maintenance Program Plan.The Sewer Line Plan shall include: <br /> i. Initial Condition Assessment:A condition assessment of all gravity sewer <br /> lines shall be completed by CCTV by October 1, 2028.The assessment <br /> shall utilize an industry standard, such as the Pipeline Assessment <br /> process developed by the National Association of Sewer Service <br /> Companies (NASSCO) or similar procedure.The sewer line condition <br /> rating shall be integrated into the AMP. A condition assessment of all <br /> force mains shall be completed by October 1,2030.The COH shall <br /> propose to EPA and DOH which industry standard assessment tool will be <br /> followed within 18 months after the EPA Order is executed. <br /> ii. Regular Inspection/cleaning:A schedule for regular inspections and/or <br /> cleaning for each asset will be established and recorded in the AMS as it <br /> is assessed.The plan will establish what factors are used to determine <br /> the schedule and may include age, construction material, condition, and <br /> the presence of defects.The plan shall also identify priority areas for <br /> more frequent inspections and/or cleaning based on relevant <br /> information, including citizen reports, prior inspections and cleaning, spill <br /> reports,the history of spills, the incidence of problems with fats, oil, and <br /> grease (FOG) and root blockages, and the design and history of the sewer <br /> In re County of Hawai'i, Docket No.CWA-309(a)-24-003:Appendix 1 Page 8 of 9 <br />
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