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· Primary Treatment- The process that provides the initial treatment to wastewater by <br /> removing solids through sedimentation. The Primary Treatment projects in this five-year <br /> C]P are: <br /> o Primary Cladfier Enhancements (FY 04-05) - $1,200,000 <br /> o Primary Sludge Thickening (FY 07-08) - $3,910,946 <br /> <br />· Secondary Treatment - The process that further removes solids through aeration and <br /> additional sedimentation. Secondary treatment also includes the digesters that further <br /> processes removed solids. The Secondary Treatment projects in this five-year CIP are: <br /> o Digester Mixing Improvements (FY 04-05) - $2,000,000 <br /> o Third Gravity Belt Thickener (FY 05-06) - $2,570,000 <br /> o South Aeration Basin (FY 04-05) - $6,900,000 <br /> o Secondary Claxifier Enhancements (FY 04-05) - $5,300,000 <br /> o Ninth and Tenth Secondary Clarifiers (FY 06-07) - $6,657,739 <br /> <br />· Disinfection/Outfall- The final treatment and discharge of treated wastewater to the <br /> Willamette River. The Disinfection/Outfall project in this five-year CIP is: <br /> o Sodium Hypochlorite Conversion (FY 07-08) - $4,454,133 <br /> o Outfall Mixing Zone Study (FY 05-06) - $154,200 <br /> <br />· Biosolids - The Biosolids Management Facility, Biocycle Farm, and all the equipment <br /> needed to further process and reuse biosolids after they have left the WPCF. The <br /> Biosolids projects in this five-year CIP are: <br /> o Biosolids - Poplar Plantation II (FY 05-06) - $576,680 <br /> o Biosolids - Poplar Plantation III (FY 07-08) - $325,912 <br /> o Biosolids - Line Lagoons I (FY 06-07) - $1,268,141 <br /> o Biosolids - Line Lagoons II (FY 08-09) - $1,228,472 <br /> <br />· Tertiary Filters - Filtration that maximizes the cleanliness of the treated wastewater and <br /> further removes BOD and TSS. The Tertiary Filters project in this five-year CIP is: <br /> o Tertiary Filtration (FY 07-08) - $11,151,643 <br /> <br />· Reuse Facilities - Facilities that allow the safe, beneficial reuse of treated water for <br /> irrigation and other uses. The Reuse Facilities project in this five-year CIP is: <br /> o Effluent Reuse I (FY 06-07) - $2,641,960 <br /> <br />· Odor Control - Projects that capture and filter odorous air. The Odor Control projects <br /> in this five-year CIP are: <br /> o Odorous Air Treatment- I (FY 05-06) - $2,364,400 <br /> o Odorous Air Treatment - II (FY 08-09) - $2,568,623 <br /> <br />· Peak Flow Management - Projects specifically designed to address peak flows, initially <br /> identified in' the WWFMP. The Peak Flow Management projects in'this five-year CIP <br /> are: <br /> o Wet Weather Flow Management Plan Update (FY 05-06) - $257,000 <br /> o Support Private Lateral Program (FY 05-06) - $257,000 <br /> <br /> Page 47 <br /> <br /> <br />
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