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5. Provide a copy of Form #13-202 for major equipment requests (>$10,000) budged for <br />in FY 98 by division (if appropriate). If Form #13-202 is not available, provide <br />justification for each major equipment request. <br />B-202 ATTACHED _ AMOUNT <br />'/2 Ton P/U Truck $22,000 <br />1 Ton Dump Truck $40,000 <br />Medium Volume Copy Machine $10,000 <br />1 Ton Car o Van $46,000 <br />6. List major professional service contracts (>$25,000) budgeted for in FY 98 by <br />division (if appropriate) and the rationale for each major contract. <br />SERVICE CONTRACT AMOUNT RATIONALE <br />.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... <br />Instrumentation Calibration $30,000 Required to be calibrated annually by DOH <br />Water Sampling $65,000 Condition of our NPDES Permits <br />What programs or services would you like to provide but are unable to do so? If <br />any, describe. <br />a) Pretreatment Program. Need Civil Engineer V to administer and inspector to <br />enforce. Request to reallocate CEV has been pending for three years. <br />b) Grease Handling. Currently unable to accept grease at our treatment plants but <br />since there few feasible alternatives for pumpers, the grease ends up in our <br />collection systems illegally or in cesspools. <br />C) Effluent Reuse. If quality of effluent from Kealakehe WTP were upgraded to R-1, <br />we could irrigate the Old Kona Airport Park and encourage additional users. <br />8. Are there other funding sources (e.g. grants, entitlements, etc.) other than those <br />already in place that could supplement or enhance programs or services currently <br />provided? If any, describe the source and why you have not been able to access the <br />funding. <br />a) USDA Rural Utilities Service Grant/Loan <br />b) Community Development Block Grants <br />C) Improvement Districts <br />We have been unable to access these potential sources of funding because we have limited <br />staff to perform the necessary administrative tasks. In addition, the first two sources are <br />limited to rural and/or low-income areas. Improvement districts also require the consent <br />of the people in the community being improved. This is often difficult to achieve. <br />B. EMPLOYEES <br />List the funding source and rationale for new positions reflected in your FY 98 <br />budget. <br />