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according to Phare, is liability. There are <br /> currently 4 large pumps and 1 small pump. During <br /> peak hours last year, the City was operating all <br /> pumps and barely keeping up with demand with <br /> pressure being a little lower than normal. This <br /> pump would help meet peak hour demand. It will <br /> also be available as a back-up pump should any <br /> dosage occur to an existing pump while repairs are <br /> being made. This will also help pressure during <br /> peak hours to those people in the high sone. It <br /> won't have such impact on pressure fluctuations <br /> for variances seen in the system presently that <br /> are simply inherent in the City's mechanical <br /> system. <br /> The bid amount is over what was budgeted this year <br /> for this project. It is in line with the <br /> engineer's estimate and the difference in the cost <br /> will essentially be taken from other deferred <br /> Capital expenses, Phan!' stated. At the time money <br /> was budgeted last year for this project, there <br /> were no preliminary engineering estimates. <br /> In response to questions from Carnival, Pharr <br /> assured him that it is extremely ,important to have <br /> this pump installed at this time. Should a pump <br /> fail and be out for any length of time at all, the <br /> high son. will definitely suffer loss of pressure <br /> to a great extent during peak watering hours. <br /> This additional pump will join the other pumps in <br /> a rotation of service depending on demand. <br /> Phare stated that the pump should be ready for use <br /> by the first part of July. <br /> Anderson moved that Council authorise the award of <br /> contract for the high sone pump to Wheatland <br /> Industries, Inc. in the amount of $23,036. Mayor <br /> Pausal seconded. Unanimous. <br /> • <br /> JOINT LOUISVILLE/LAPAYZTTR COMMIT! DIIVILOPRINIT <br /> DLOCI GUN? (CDDG) APPLICATION - SIT PUbLIC SNARING <br /> Handley stated that • joint task force of six <br /> people looked into the possibility of developing a <br /> joint CDIQ application to the State for funding. <br /> Rich Wanush, Community Development Director, John <br /> Milken, Manager for the Chamber of Commerce, and <br /> Clair Beckman serve on this task force <br /> representing Louisville. Council is being asked <br /> to set a Public Searing for May 6, 1916, to talk <br /> in detail about this program and to consider at <br /> that time both the loan program and the possible <br /> ratification of the intergovernmental agreement. <br /> T <br />