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Our latest project involved cooperation with several local entities who willingly lent their resources.
Full article in the link below.
http://www.shorelineareanews.com/2013/05/cooperation-among-neighboring-agencies.html
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Horizon View Wellhead Facility |
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April 30, 2013
You are invited!
Lake Forest Water District cordially invites you to tour our new Horizon View Wellhead Facility. King County Brightwater contributed $2 million and Lake Forest Park Water District contributed another $200,000 to assure our customers a safe and secure water source. The Horizon View Wellhead project has been a cooperative initiative between Lake Forest Park Water District, King County and Seattle Public Utilities and was made possible by the support of our customers.
The project has spanned over four years and was constructed adjacent to the Horizon View Park in the City of Lake Forest Park. There have been two wells drilled and also construction of a 50,000 gallon storage tank and pump control building. Infrastructure is now in place and operable and official normal operation will commence upon State of Washington Department of Health approval. As the project is located adjacent to a City of Lake Forest Park, restoration within the site includes improved trail access around Horizon View Park.
Tours and refreshments are available from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM on Saturday, May 18th at our Horizon View Wellhead Facility. Parking is available at Horizon View Park. The facility is located west of the tennis courts. There will also be a formal ribbon cutting on Monday, May 20th at 12:00 PM.
Lake Forest Park Water District
Board of Commissioners
Bill Donahue
David Hammond
Eli Zehner
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Ballinger PRV Customer Letter |
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Customer Letter PDF
April 9, 2013
Dear Customer:
Lake Forest Park Water District is doing construction work near your home. Work has begun near the intersection of Ballinger Way and NE 175th St. A new watermain and pressure reducing valve station will be installed on the East shoulder of Ballinger Way near 175th Street.
Why are we doing this project?
This project will replace an older, failing Pressure Reducing Station that regulates pressure in our Beach Zone.
The new station and watermain that will be installed will provide a more reliable water supply and improved fire flow for LFPWD customers in our Beach Zone.
The project title is “PWTF Ballinger Way PRV Station” and it involves the installation of two concrete vaults and valves and around 75 feet of 8” ductile iron watermain and connections. The contractor who has been awarded this construction project is D and G Backhoe of Lake Stevens, WA. D & G Backhoe is an experienced contracting company with a reputation for installing underground pipes.
What exactly will be happening?
The first step is delivery of the equipment, vaults and pipe. Next the vaults and new 8” ductile iron watermain will be installed on the east shoulder of Ballinger Way. The actual installation of the pipe and vaults should only take a week to complete. Finally, pressure tests and purity samples will be taken before the new vault is connected to our existing system. Steel plates will cover exposed areas at night. The contractor will restore the site and sidewalk and ensure public safety.
Service Interruption
Customers in our Beach Zone will experience some changes with their water during the week of April 15th through the 19th. In order for us to make the connection of the new piping and valves, your water will be temporarily provided by Shoreline Water District. Shoreline Water District provides chlorinated water and our customers may notice a difference in taste and may also experience reduced water pressure during this transition. Lake Forest Park Water customers will NOT be billed for the Shoreline Water District water usage during this temporary measure. The District will then restore Lake Forest Park Water District water upon completion of the connections.
What about traffic? – Will there be delays?
Ballinger Way (SR104) has heavy traffic periods, especially in the morning and then in the afternoon. The contractor will have flaggers on site and there will be some delays especially on Wednesday, April 10th from 10:00AM to around Noon when the vaults are delivered to the site.
We will be doing our best to minimize any inconvenience for you and we invite you to call with questions or concerns. Our office number is 206-365-3211. My cell number is 425-275-2262 and that number is active 24 hours. I will also be at the work site frequently and you can feel free to ask any question concerning our work.
Sincerely,
F. Alan Kerley
cc. Dan Mundall, P.E., Mundall Engineering (360) 319-1285 |
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As a service to our customers Lake Forest Park Water District publishes a twice-yearly newsletter to our customers.
Please download our March 2013 Newsletter |
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