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Waterworks Industries Lagoon Water Treatment/Management $68,000 $73,000 <br /> Waterworks Industries Deployment of Containment Boom $6,060 $6,060 <br /> following airplane crash <br /> Clean Lakes Water Quality Sampling& Testing $15,828 $20,000 <br /> (subcontractor to Waterworks) <br /> A-1 Septic Tank Emergency Response-Tankers/ $50,550 $50,550 <br /> Service, Inc. Vacuum&transport <br /> Cleanwater Emergency Response-Tankers/Vacuum& $0 $25,000 <br /> Environmental transport <br /> Management, Inc. <br /> NRC Environmental Standby Emergency Response-2 Tankers $3,855 $3,855 <br /> Services, Inc. during testing <br /> West Valley Force main repair/Site Restoration $0 $22,000 <br /> Construction <br /> County Public Health Water Quality Testing $820 $820 <br /> Laboratory <br /> Various vendors Miscellaneous Expenses- small supplies, $600 $600 <br /> logistics, water, food, etc. <br /> TOTAL $148,828 $205,000 <br /> The emergency can now be terminated because the City has completed all of the <br /> immediate actions necessary to address the emergency. The City can now return to <br /> normal operations and respond pursuant to standard city practices including following a <br /> competitive bidding process, if so required, in order to address any remaining items <br /> associated with the sewage spill and plane crash. <br /> Alternative <br /> Do not terminate the emergency <br /> Fiscal Impact <br /> The long-term fiscal impact is difficult to anticipate because repair and cleanup efforts are <br /> ongoing. However, now that the initial emergency actions have been completed, City staff <br /> is now able to comply with the competitive bid requirements of City Charter, Municipal <br /> Code, and state law. <br /> Pamela Thompson Peter Ingram <br /> City Attorney City Manager <br /> Attachments <br /> Resolution Proclaiming the Termination of the Local Emergency <br />