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Suggested Questions:

Suggested Questions and some expected responses:



  1. What do you consider to be the top three criteria in determining a site for our facility?


  1. Current conveyance and outfall locations

  2. Public acceptance – odor, traffic, land use and security

  3. Meeting operation and maintenance needs

  4. What reuse options are present?

  5. Land ownership, acquisition and footprint


  1. Outfall design will be crucial. What will be the driving force(s) in making this decision?


  1. Regulatory risk

  2. Plant location and physical constraints

  3. Current and future needs

  4. Cost containment

  5. Strength and serviceability


  1. Sustainability practices in construction and facility operations are the catch word of the day. How will meeting these expectations impact the city, its citizens and the process of design?


  1. Evaluation of the reuse of effluent, biosolids and biogas

  2. Building design and energy conservation - LEED

  3. Construction methodology

  4. Public awareness and education


  1. Effluent quality is of a greater concern than ever before, especially for the cities of the Puget Sound. Do you feel that this is an advantage you can work from? How would you use this to the cities advantage?


  1. Seek funding options from various environmental agencies and programs.

  2. Gain support of stakeholders and the public through educational opportunities.

  3. Take advantage of water reuse to mitigate costs of ocean disposal.


  1. Reuse of effluent and biosolids comes at a cost. How do you propose developing these concepts and maintain a reasonable cost?


  1. Effective design allowing build out when needs dictate

  2. Regional or cooperative involvement

  3. Beneficial use

  4. Funding opportunities





  1. How do you balance a design to minimize operating costs, achieve effluent quality, and meet regulatory challenges?


  1. Identify reasonable goals and limitations

  2. Plant process design that meets those goals and limitations

  3. Evaluate all known and reasonable technologies (AKART)


  1. What type of multi-use concepts have you seen in wastewater plant designs similar to what you envision for Oak Harbor?


a. Education center

b. Conference center and facility rentals

c. Auditorium

c. Offices for staff or government


  1. What future concerns do you consider when designing a wastewater treatment plant other than meeting future capacity?


  1. Parts availability

  2. Life cycle costs

  3. Landscaping options

  4. Development of neighboring areas

  5. Reuse demands

  6. Rates and stability

  7. Navy and other stakeholders participation

  8. Impact from growth areas.



  1. Energy usage will be a large part of the operating costs. How will you design to minimize these costs?


    1. Evaluate treatment technologies based on energy cost in general

    2. Sustainable building and operating practices

    3. Explore elevations and gravity flow benefits

    4. Design to meet only those nutrient removals that are foreseeable to be required

    5. Aeration efficiency

    6. Look at each process unit with energy concerns in mind


10. We understand that regulatory requirements change with a new or upgraded facility. Can you tell us what regulatory conditions you will include in your facility plan that we may not have considered?


  1. Air quality standards for waste gas burning

  2. Odor control

  3. LEED certification

  4. Fire protection

  5. Electronic O&M

  6. SCADA alarms and callouts

  7. TMDL requirements

  8. Solids disposal permitting

  9. High pressure steam

  10. Special sampling and testing requirements

  11. Constant monitoring parameters






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