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City of Pequot Lakes— - Water/Wastewater Report Auril 2018 Water Dea� Facilitv Performance for March 2018: Flow Average daily gallons pumped: 79,000 gallons Maximum daily gallons pumped: 118,000 gallons Minimum daily gallons pumped: 56,000 gallons Total monthly gallons pumped: 2,361,000 gallons Lab Average daily chlorine concentration:0.42(mg/1) �Recommended chlorine concentration:0.2 to 0.5 mg/1 Average daily fluoride concentration:0.68(mg/1) *Recommended flnoride concentration:OS mg/I to 0.9 mg/1 Wastewater DeA� Facilitv Performance for March 2018: Flow Average Daily Flow: 61,707 gallons (Design—121,795 gal/day) Maximum Daily Flow: 67,919 gallons Minimum Daily Flow: 50,864 gallons Total Monthly Flow: 1,912,904 gallons Operations Renort 1) Water treatment facility inspections were completed daily. 2) Wastewater facility and lift station checks were done every Monday,Wednesday,and Friday. 3) Monthly lift station maintenance(check amps,clean floats,inspect wet well,etc)was completed on 4/20. 4) Weekly water testing was completed. � Water meters were read on 4/23. 6) Monthly fluoride report was submitted to Minnesota Deparlment of Health on 4/2. 'n Monthly Dischazge Monitoring Report was submitted to MI'CA on 4/2. 8) PRASD operators worked with Tim Bohmer of Municipal Service Co to recharge the manganese greensand in the City's WTP gravity filter on 4/12. 9) The diaphragm pump that feeds potassium permanganate to the raw well water in the WTP was repaired on 4/11. 10) The water tower recirculation pump has been taken out of service for repair. This should not cause any problems for us as we will not need it again until November. 11) Gate valve boxes needing cleaning were flushed with the jetter and valves exercised on 4/18. 12) We found a leak in the aeration line on the north side of the dike separating the wastewater ponds on 4/23. The lateral with the leak was isolated and shut off and will stay that way until fall when pond levels are low and we can repair it. The other two laterals on the north pond should be able to provide plenty of aeration through summer for treatment so we aze not anticipating any problems there. 13) Spring Lake Engineering and Integrated Process Solutions have submitted proposals to upgrade the SCADA/process control system at the City's WTP for the council to consider. I have experience with both companies and each has a good reputation in the water/wastewater process control field and would do a good job for the City. Respectfully Submitted By Andrew Schwartc,Manager,Pine River Area Sanitary District Please feel free to call my cell at 320-232-5787 with any questlons/concerns For 24 hour emergency service call 218-851-9060