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<br />26 <br /> <br />Tilli'SDAY <br /> <br />MAR~y'._~?, 1962 <br /> <br />Contract also includes easements, along vri th easements from others <br />for line west of Club property t.o pick up R. S. Foley subdivision, <br />Corn Tassel Trail and Indian Trail line area. <br /> <br />42" Smith River outfall be brought down river from vicinity of <br />former plant site to point opposite Well's site. 24" Mulberry <br />Creek interce"lltor v[Ould join 4211 at that point and both cross river <br />t.o site. <br /> <br />General Comments: <br /> <br />Relocation of plant site and Mulberry Creek interceptor both <br />dependent on each other. <br /> <br />Lani.er Farm, in developrrent of its property, east of Mulberry Creek, <br />will construct a roadway parallel to the Creek and entire length to <br />Smith River. Sewer line to use graded right-of-way of road. <br /> <br />Increase in cost of proposed plan over original plan -- approximately <br />$36,000, exclusive of lam differential. Principal increase due to <br />additional 1.6 miles 42f1 Smith Hiver outfall. <br /> <br />Proposed plant site was considered among 4 or 5 locations, 4 years <br />ago in planning overall program. <br /> <br />Rejected because: <br />a. Cost differential of 42" Smith River outfall. <br />b. Questionable need at that time of plant that far dONn river. <br />c. Doubt of land avai labi Ii ty. <br />d. Suitability of Hedgecock property into overall plan. <br /> <br />Never been any practical alternate to Mulberry Creek Interceptor route <br />through Country Club property (7,700 linear feet) until Lanier Farm <br />decision to develop land east of Creek and construct parallel roadway. <br />Without graded roadwey, sewer line location east of creek financial~ <br />out of question. Shift of line from orir;inal Club crossing route also <br />would have required plant relocation due to elevation. Again, both <br />changes dependent on each ot~er. <br /> <br />Summary advantages for plant site shift: <br />no one reason -- all have conibined bearing. <br />1. Plans brought forth in past year for extensive residential property <br />development -- and possible annexation of areas--east of City. <br />2. Better locate plant for handling possible future developrrent -- <br />industrial, business and residential -- in Smith River valley area <br />below original site. No.1 and No.2 mean improving site location <br />for long range planning. <br />3. Contract arrangement on relocation of Mulberry Creek interceptor. <br />4. Availabi lity of Federal fums to offset increased cost. <br />S. EIUnination of 11ft pump operation in treatment plant for 24" <br />Mulberry Creek interceptor. <br />6. Improve accessibility of city water line to plant site. <br />