STORMWATERR WASTEWATER OPERATIONS COMPLIANCE DIVISON Annual Report
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1 STORMWATERR WASTEWATER OPERATIONS COMPLIANCE DIVISON 212 Annual Report
2 Table of Contents Stormwater... Pond Maintenance Cost Comparison... 1 Channel Maintenance Cost Comparison... 2 Engineering & Consulting Cost Comparison... 3 Infrastructure Maintenance Cost Comparison... 4 Stormwater/Parks Service Level Agreement Cost Comparison Stormwater Contract Services... 6 Infrastructure Comparison... 7 Fleet Equipment Maintenance... 8 Mobilization/Utilization Cost for Equipment... 9 Landfill Management... 1 Incident Responses Snow Removal-Stormwater Facilities Snow Removal for Other Departments Labor Cost for Other Departments Exception Activities Wastewater... Wastewater Pressure Cleaning Footage Comparison Possible Stoppages in the Wastewater Collection System Comparison Sanitary Sewer Stoppages Comparison Possibles vs. Stoppages in the Wastewater Collection System Comparison CCTV Sanitary and Storm Sewer Extension Agreements... 2 CCTV Storm Drain Structures Inspected/Televised Footage CCTV Sanitary Televised Inspection Footage Sewer Main Repair Comparison Service Line Repair Comparison... 24
3 Sewer Manhole Repair Comparison Stormwater and Wastewater Overlay Repair Wastewater Infrastructure Comparison Wastewater Fleet Vehicle And Equipment Maintenance Cost Comparison Mobilization/Utilization Cost for Equipment Wastewater Incident Responses... 3 Wastewater Work for Others-Cost and Hours Exception Activities-Labor Hours Operations Compliance... Annual Facility Inspections Annual Grease and Sand Trap Inspections Annual City Pond Inspections Annual City Stormwater Channel Inspections Incident Response Comparison Exception Activities Labor Hours... 38
4 The City of Aurora Stormwater Division is responsible for the cleaning and maintenance of the City s curb inlets, storm drains, detention ponds, and storm channels. Some of these activities include: removing sediment and vegetation from channels, easements, forebays, and ponds; revegetation associated with channels and ponds; maintaining fall protection devices near stormwater infrastructure; flood monitoring and management; and snow removal. The Stormwater staff exceeded their goals per the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Standards (NPDES) requirements for sediment removal of ponds & channels. All 68 miles of earthen and 8.5 miles of concrete channels were cleaned of debris & trash, 74 ponds & 222 trouble spots were maintained monthly and after each storm event, graffiti was power washed and/or painted, 4,79 inlets were inspected and 115 inlets cleaned. Stormwater crews cleaned the Binney Water Treatment Plant s forebay, responded proactively to several storm events that impacted Aurora, completed grading and reseeding activities at Rampart Reservoir, removed sediment from Conservatory Pond, removed accumulated sediment from Piney Creek near the intersection of Arapahoe and Liverpool streets, developed and implemented a private water quality pond research program, regraded and reseeded several locations disturbed during the evaluation of the Rampart Waterline s condition, completed several small sediment removal projects, continued to focus on the removal of noxious tree species in channels, provided support for the Highline Canal Cleanup and Household Chemical Roundup, and dedicated significant efforts to the operations required to maintain the stormwater system. During 212, members of Stormwater focused considerable energy on enhancing communication and teamwork. Two consultants provided support and members of the team played an active role supporting the communication and teamwork efforts throughout the year. The Stormwater Division s commitment to excellence was verified when the level of planned maintenance exceeded the Division s maintenance goals and staff responded proactively to numerous challenges. The Division remains strong, well organized, and committed to being cooperative, responsive, and efficient when addressing the operational activities associated with stormwater management, responding to customer service inquiries and requests from the public and providing operational support for other Aurora Water divisions and other City of Aurora departments. Respectfully, Joe McCleary Superintendent of Stormwater Operations
5 Pond Maintenance Cost Comparison $3, $265,74.79 $25, $25,12.71 TOTAL POND MAINTENANCE $2, $178,47.66 $15, * CONTRACT SERVICES $1, $15, $112, $15, $9, $5, $62,829.6 $49, $58, $ Pond Maintenance STORM MOSQUITO MANAGEMENT $ 2,82. $ - $ 4,24.4 $ 1, $ STORM SIGNS $ $ $ - $ $ 42.5 STORM WEED MAINTENANCE $ 2,196.6 $ 2,827.8 $ 2, $ $ STORM POND MAINTENANCE includes AFTER STORM TROUBLE SPOTS $ 14, $ 53,13.31 $ 25, $ 33, $ 62, STORM TRASH/DEBRIS/SEDIMENT REMOVAL $ 13, $ 9, $ 11,88.48 $ 5, $ 93, STORM - OTHER MISCELLANEOUS $ 34, * CONTRACT SERVICES $ 15, $ 112, $ 62,829.6 $ 49, $ 58, TOTAL POND MAINTENANCE $ 265,74.79 $ 178,47.66 $ 15, $ 9, $ 25,12.71 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PONDS MAINTENANCE COST PER POND $ 5,1.41 $ 2, $ 1, $ 1,27.82 $ 3,38.1 * See Contractor Costs on page 1 for details 1
6 $1,, Channel Maintenance Cost Comparison $9, $8, $733, $874, $793,67.6 $789, TOTAL CHANNEL MAINTENANCE $7, $6, $68,255.2 * CONTRACT SERVICES $5, $4, $417,71.32 $412,289.8 $3, $37,47.47 $277, $262, $2, $1, $ Channel Maintenance STORM CHANNEL MAINTENANCE $ 127, $ 188,843.6 $ 79,13.4 $ 61, $ 58,827.5 STORM CONCRETE EASEMENT $ 6,993.5 $ $ $ - $ 2, STORM CONCRETE REPAIR $ 2, $ 1,32.31 $ 13,77.99 $ 6,212.5 $ 4, STORM TRASH/DEBRIS/SEDIMENT REMOVAL $ 98,51.66 $ 72,12.72 $ 142,248.2 $ 76, $ 134, STORM EROSION CONTROL $ 16,41.73 $ 33, $ 44, $ 36,32.6 $ 21,688.7 STORM FALL PROTECTION $ 1, $ 2, $ 17, $ 2, $ 1, STORM FENCE CONST/UPGRADE $ 1, $ 2, $ 1, $ 18,37.42 $ STORM FENCE REPAIR $ 2, $ 3,74.97 $ 1, $ 12,28.53 $ 2, STORM LOCATES + PROJECT PLANNING $ $ $ 38,956.9 $ 44,452.6 $ 62, STORM TREE MAINTENANCE/WATER/PLANT $ 32, $ 16, $ 38,73.49 $ 25,776.7 $ 15, STORM OVERFLOW TRACT INSP $ 14,44.37 $ 12,69.59 $ 2, $ 7, $ 26, STORM MOSQUITO MGMT $ 8,22.8 $ 9, $ 12,899.7 $ 1, $ STORM REVEGETATION $ 3,889.6 $ 2,83.74 $ 1,566.1 $ 2,29.66 $ - STORM SIGNS $ 1, $ 3, $ 5,151.7 $ 3, $ 7,162.5 STORM WEED MAINTENANCE $ 98, $ 17,8.28 $ 88,36.57 $ 44,21.13 $ 37, STORM FLAPGATE INSPECTION + MAINTENANCE $ $ 1,194.5 $ 1,282.6 $ 1, $ 1, * CONTRACT SERVICES $ 37,47.47 $ 417,71.32 $ 277, $ 262, $ 412,289.8 TOTAL CHANNEL MAINTENANCE $ 733, $ 874, $ 793,67.6 $ 68,255.2 $ 789, TOTAL MILES OF CHANNEL MAINTAINED COST PER MILE $ 3,237.6 $ 3,273.2 $ 4, $ 4, $ 8,81.41 * See Contractor Costs on page 1 for details 2
7 Engineering & Consulting Cost Comparison $5, $45, $4, $35, $3, $25, $2, $15, $1, $5, $ N/A N/A N/A N/A $46,85.15 * TOTAL COST OF ENGINEERING AND CONSULTING SERVICES Consulting Firm Service Provided ERO RESOURCES PINEY CREEK - SEDIMENT REMOVAL N/A N/A N/A N/A $4,292.1 COA - PUBLIC WORKS ENGINEERING COA - PUBLIC WORKS SURVEYING VARIOUS PROJECT DESIGN SERVICES VARIOUS PROJECT SURVEYING SERVICES N/A N/A N/A N/A $6,47. N/A N/A N/A N/A $5,18. MULLER ENGINEERING 142 E COLFAX - FLOOD EVALUATION SHORT ELLIOT HEC-RAS FOR HENDRICKSON INC EASTERLY CREEK * TOTAL COST OF ENGINEERING AND CONSULTING SERVICES N/A N/A N/A N/A $17,275.5 N/A N/A N/A N/A $13,93. N/A N/A N/A N/A $ 46,85.15 * Cost of services not tracked prior to 212 3
8 Infrastructure Maintenance Cost Comparison $3, $25, $2, $186, $227, $248,62.4 $188, $238, TOTAL INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE COST $15, $1, $5, $ Infrastructure Maintenance STORM GRATE INSPECTION $ 5, $ $ $ $ - STORM GRATE MAINTENANCE $ 5,745.8 $ 1,823.3 $ 4,16.29 $ $ - STORM GRATE REPAIR $ 2, $ 1, $ $ $ INLET INSPECTIONS - includes AFTER STORM TROUBLE SPOTS $ 36, $ 91, $ 97,575.5 $ 95, $ 97, STORM INLET REPAIR $ $ 1, $ 1,916.1 $ 2, $ 5, STORM INLET MAINTENANCE $ 14,53.69 $ 7, $ 5,98.73 $ 19,178.2 $ 39, STORM DEBRIS REMOVAL (OUTFALLS) N/A $ 4, $ 29, $ 7,47.56 $ 13, STORM MANHOLE INSPECTION $ 1, $ 1,39.66 $ $ $ 1,27.65 STORM MANHOLE REPAIRS $ $ 23, $ 11,.64 $ 16,839.1 $ 17, STORM PIPE RPL/RPR $ 14, $ 14, $ 19,736.1 $ 14,1.61 $ - SD PRESSURE CLEAN $ - $ 2,776.9 $ 7, $ 8, $ 15, STORM TV INSPECTION $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - STORM MAIN INSPECTIONS N/A $ $ - $ - $ - STORM GRAFFITI REMOVAL $ 13, $ 12, $ 25,8. $ 22,793.3 $ 26, * CONTRACTOR COSTS N/A N/A N/A N/A $ 21, TOTAL INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE COST $ 186, $ 227, $ 248,62.4 $ 188, $ 238, * See Contractor Costs on page 1 for details 4
9 $14, $12, $1, Stormwater Service Level Agreement Parks and OSNR Cost Comparison $121,438. $12,22.35 $121, $114, $18,299. PARKS * OSNR ** $8, $83,617. $79,511. $6, $4, $2, $ Service Level Agreement PARKS * $ 121,438. $ 12,22.35 $ 121, $ 114, $ 18,299. TOTAL ACRES COST PER ACRE $ 1,37.93 $ 1,25.83 $ 1,37.14 $ $ * Turf Management Service Level Agreement OSNR ** N/A N/A N/A $ 83,617. $ 79,511. TOTAL ACRES N/A N/A N/A COST PER ACRE N/A N/A N/A $ 88.2 $ 83.7 ** Noxious Weed Management. 5
10 212 STORMWATER CONTRACT COSTS COMPANY SHARED EXPENSE SERVICES PROVIDED TOTAL COST PONDS CHANNELS OSNR SLA Weed Mtce $79, $79,511. PROS SLA * Turf Mtce $18,299. $21,659.8 $86,639.2 INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIR ENGINEERING & CONSULTING SERVICES GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES ALBERT FREI * Aggregate Supplies $23, $4, $19,15.65 ALSCO Uniforms $1, $1, AMERICAN PEST CONTROL * Rodent Removal $4,94. $988. $3,952. ARKANSAS VALLEY SEED * Native Grass Seed $2,598. $519.6 $2,78.4 ASPHALT SPECIALTIES Asphalt Replacement $1,25.2 $1,25.2 BOWMAN CONSTRUCTION * Erosion Control Supplies $5, $1,94.25 $4, CINTAS First Aid Supplies $1, $1, COLORADO MOSQUITO CONTROL * Mosquito Control $47,5. $9,5. $38,. COMMON GROUND MEDIATION CENTER Communication Training $8,932. $8,932. DAVEY TREE * Large Tree Removal & Trimming $14,965. $2,993. $11,972. DENVER ATHLETIC - T-SHIRTS T-Shirts $1,78.75 $1,78.75 EDGE CONTRACTING INC Sediment Removal: Piney Creek $143, $143, ERO RESOURCES Wetland Consulting: Piney Creek $4,292.1 $4,292.1 FASICK CONCRETE Streets Concrete Replacement $9, $9, FLASHFILL SERVICES Flashfill $245. $245. INLET STRUCTURES INC Vault Repair: Alameda & Havana $1,38. $1,38. IRON WOMAN CONSTRUCTION Streets Concrete Replacement $583.1 $583.1 LIGHTNING MOBILE * Graffiti Removal $667.5 $133.5 $534. MULLER ENGINEERING Flooding Evaluation for 142 E Colfax $17,275.5 $17,275.5 OLD CASTLE PRECAST (WAREHOUSE) Manhole Supplies $4,25.17 $4,25.17 QUALITY WATER BIOSYSTEMS Pond Maintenance $6,252.7 $6,252.7 REDD FENCE CO * Fence Repairs $2,3. $4.6 $1,62.4 SHORT ELLIOT HENDRICKSON INC HEC-RAS for Easterly Creek $13,93. $13,93. STOCKYARDS RANCH SUPPLY INC * Fence posts $3,759.8 $ $3,7.84 THOUTT BROTHERS Streets Concrete Replacement $9,53.36 $9,53.36 WASTE MANAGEMENT * Hauling Trash to Dad's $15,22.31 $3,44.6 $12, WILDLIFE 2 Beaver Relocation $5,474.5 $5,474.5 WILLIAMS EQPT Vaccon Equipment Repair $ $ WORLDWIDE RENTAL SVCS Pond Maintenance $6,87. $6,87. ZEP Cleaning Supplies $ $ TOTAL CONTRACTOR COSTS $545, $58, $412,289.8 $21, $34,66.15 $17, * Expense shared between Ponds (2%) & Channels (8%) 6
11 9,. 8,. 7,. Infrastructure Comparison 8,88 8,92 8,224 8,227 8,19 6,925 6,966 6,969 6,989 6,991 MILES OF STORM PIPE MANHOLES OUTFALLS 6,. 5,. CHANNEL MILES PONDS 4,. INLETS 3,. 2,. 1,945 1,978 2,32 2,35 2,32 1, Infrastructure MANHOLES 6,925 6,966 6,969 6,989 6,991 INLETS 8,88 8,92 8,224 8,227 8,19 OUTFALLS 1,945 1,978 2,32 2,35 2,32 MILES OF STORM PIPE CHANNEL MILES PONDS
12 Fleet Equipment Maintenance $2, $18, $175,12 REPAIR COSTS $16, $14, $131,687 $142,516 FUEL COSTS $12, $1, $8, $6, $82,71 $6,288 $12,32 $94,626 $62,347 $63,974 $5,756 $4, $2, $ Equipment REPAIR COSTS $ 175,12 $ 131,687 $ 142,516 $ 12,32 $ 94,626 FUEL COSTS $ 82,71 $ 6,288 $ 5,756 $ 62,347 $ 63,974 DOWNTIME HOURS 11,57. 15, , , ,
13 Mobilization/Utilization Cost for Equipment $12, $1, $13, $9,799. *TOTAL COST OF EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $8, $63, $6, $52, $47,93.8 $4, $2, $ Equipment EQUIPMENT SERVICING N/A $6, $. $. $. EQUIPMENT HAULING $ $. $. $. $. EQUIPMENT INSPECTION & EQPT MISC $ 3,85.1 $7,65.8 $2, $ $. EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $ 98, $76, $6, $51, $47,93.8 INVENTORY/PARTS ADMIN $ 1,14.39 $. $. $. $. INVENTORY/PARTS PICKUP $ $11.22 $. $. $. *TOTAL COST OF EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE $ 13, $ 9,799. $ 63, $ 52, $ 47,93.8 *Inludes trip inspections (pre and post) and any equipment related to maintenance and inspection i.e. fluids/lights etc. 9
14 Landfill Management $5, $45, $4, $35, $4,965.1 $46,84.76 $33, TOTAL COST OF LANDFILL MANAGEMENT $3, $25, $25,83.5 $2, $15, $14, $1, $5, $ Landfill Management STORM SOIL CONSOLIDATION $ 4, $46,84.76 $33, $14, $25,83.5 AGGREGATE HAULING $ $. $. $. $. TOTAL COST OF LANDFILL MANAGEMENT $ 4,965.1 $ 46,84.76 $ 33, $ 14, $ 25,83.5 1
15 5 284 Incident Responses TOTAL INCIDENT RESPONSES Incident Responses MANHOLE MISCELLANEOUS 1 STORM SIGNS 1 SINK HOLE 1 ODOR COMPLAINT 1 1 STORM FALL PROTECTION 1 STORM GRATE REPAIR 1 1 STORM OVERFLOW TRACT INSP 1 1 STORM POND MAINTENANCE 1 1 INSPECTION MISCELLANEOUS 2 OTHER DEPARTMENTS 2 5 STORM CHANNEL INSPECTION 2 3 STORM POND INSPECTION OTHER ACTIVITY 3 1 STORM GRATE INSPECTION 3 STORM CONCRETE EASEMENT 4 1 STORM FENCE REPAIR STORM MANHOLE REPAIRS 4 2 STORM MOSQUITO MANAGEMENT STORM MANHOLE INSPECTION 5 1 STORM TREE MAINTENANCE CUSTOMER EDUCATION 7 STORM CHANNEL MAINTENANCE STORM TRASH STORM WEED MAINTENANCE STORM INLET MAINTENANCE STORM DEBRIS REMOVAL/TRASH STORM INLET INSPECTION STORM FLOOD RESPONSE N/A N/A N/A N/A 1 STORM GRAFFITI REMOVAL STORM INSPECTION MISC STORM SPILL RESPONSE 6 N/A N/A N/A N/A WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT N/A N/A 4 1 TOTAL INCIDENT RESPONSES
16 Snow Removal Stormwater Maintenance Areas $5, $45, $4, $35, $36, $45,837.3 $38,93.55 SNOW REMOVAL OF DESIGNATED SW AREAS - TOTAL COSTS * $3, $25, $2, $19, $19, $15, $1, $5, $ Snow Removal SNOW REMOVAL OF DESIGNATED SW AREAS - TOTAL COSTS * $ 36, $ 45,837.3 $ 19, $ 38,93.55 $ 19, * Total Costs include employee labor and equipment used. 12
17 $12, $1, $11,57.73 Snow Removal for Other Departments **TOTAL SNOW REMOVAL FOR STREETS PAID BY STORMWATER $8, $6, $4, $2, $19, $24,8.8 $12,35.31 $23, $ Snow Removal *SNOW REMOVAL FOR PARKS $ 35, $ - $ - $ - $ - SNOW TRAINING N/A N/A N/A $ 5, $ 4,93.97 SNOW PREP, TRUCKS, PLOWS $ 1, $ 12, $ 13, $ 4, $ 9,41.96 SNOW REMOVAL FOR STREETS PAID BY STORMWATER $ 73,349.1 $ 6, $ 1, $ 2, $ 9,92.56 **TOTAL SNOW REMOVAL FOR STREETS PAID BY STORMWATER $ 11,57.73 $ 19, $ 24,8.8 $ 12,35.31 $ 23, *Parks includes right of ways and bike paths **This labor cost is paid from Stormwater's funds and includes employee labor and all Stormwater equipment used - does not include overtime paid by Streets. 13
18 $18, Stormwater Costs of Work for Other Departments $17, $16, $14, TOTAL COST OF STORMWATER WORK FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS $12, $111, $1, $8, $6, $72, $69, $4, $43,51.23 $2, $ LABOR & VEHICLE COSTS WATER CONSERVATION/QUALITY $ $ 3, $ 1,19.3 $ - $ 6,188.6 METER MAINTENANCE $ - $ - $ - $ - $ 1, PARKS $ - $ 2, $ 1, $ 5, $ PUMPING $ 27,59.24 $ $ 1,6.77 $ 8,2.16 $ - SOURCE OF SUPPLY $ 23, $ 12, $ 19,19.43 $ 74, $ 68, STREETS $ - $ 4,21.56 $ 1,614.4 $ 1, $ - SUPPLY AND TREATMENT $ - $ 2,5.41 $ 5,84.13 $ 16,383.4 $ 11,28.72 TRADES $ - $ $ $ - $ - RISK MANAGEMENT $ $ - $ - $ - $ - PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS/WORKS $ $ - $ 1, $ - $ WASTEWATER COLLECTIONS $ - $ - $ 2, $ 2,93.67 $ 1, WASTEWATER CONSTRUCTION $ 18, $ 7,55.41 $ 15, $ 33, $ 8, WASTEWATER CCTV $ $ $ 8,16.91 $ 18, $ WATER T&D $ 6.63 $ - $ $ 1,47.42 $ 2, WATER RESOURCES $ 1, $ $ - $ 4,64.83 $ 2,136.3 *OTHER DEPARTMENTS $ - $ 9,35.59 $ 2, $ 5,21.18 $ 7, TOTAL COST OF STORMWATER WORK FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS $ 72, $ 43,51.23 $ 69, $ 17, $ 111, *Other Departments includes other Divisions within Aurora Water and other departments within the City of Aurora 14
19 4,5 4, 3,5 3, 2,5 2, 1,5 1, Exception Activities 212 Labor Hours , ,31.5 4, URBAN DRAINAGE FLOOD CONTROL LABOR HOURS NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION LABOR HOURS CAPITAL PROJECTS LABOR HOURS CERTIFICATION LABOR HOURS CDL LABOR HOURS SAFETY LABOR HOURS CLASSROOM LABOR HOURS DAILY SUPERVISION LABOR HOURS MEETINGS LABOR HOURS GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE LABOR HOURS Exception Activities-Labor URBAN DRAINAGE FLOOD CONTROL LABOR HOURS NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION LABOR HOURS CAPITAL PROJECTS LABOR HOURS CERTIFICATION LABOR HOURS CDL LABOR HOURS SAFETY LABOR HOURS CLASSROOM LABOR HOURS INSPECTIONS/WALK-THROUGH N/A N/A N/A DAILY SUPERVISION LABOR HOURS 1, , ,538. 1,236. 1,833.5 MEETINGS LABOR HOURS 1, , ,31.5 GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE LABOR HOURS 7,75. 6, , ,494. 4, Exception Activities-Labor URBAN DRAINAGE FLOOD CONTROL LABOR COST $ $ - $ - $ $ 1, NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION LABOR COST $ $ $ $ 79.8 $ CAPITAL PROJECTS LABOR COST $ 2,84.86 $ 2, $ 2,11.3 $ 1, $ 3,243.9 CERTIFICATION LABOR COST $ 11,68.83 $ 3, $ 2,227. $ 1, $ 7, CDL LABOR COST $ 9, $ 7,712.7 $ 7,86.19 $ 22,768.4 $ 27,943.3 SAFETY LABOR COST $ 14,786.2 $ 5,659.9 $ 2,757.1 $ 4,84.57 $ 1, CLASSROOM LABOR COST $ 23,24.63 $ 2, $ 11, $ 16, $ 16, INSPECTIONS/WALK-THROUGH N/A N/A N/A $ 3,3.86 $ 2, DAILY SUPERVISON LABOR COST $ 59,73.61 $ 67, $ 59, $ 48, $ 71,374.1 MEETINGS LABOR COST $ 59, $ 51, $ 33,581.6 $ 28, $ 38,564.1 GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE LABOR COST $ 231, $ 232, $ 184, $ 159, $ 166,763.1 * Hours and costs included for Superintendent and below. 15
20 It is with great honor that I bring to you the 212 Annual Report for the Wastewater Division. In 212, the division experienced another outstanding year in the amount of work accomplished. The division produced 4.6 million feet of wastewater collection lines that were cleaned, 61, feet of wastewater collection lines inspected and 963 repairs were done to the wastewater collection system. All of this work resulted in having zero sanitary sewer overflows and only two municipal sewer stoppages in 1,41 miles of wastewater collection lines. This feat is a direct reflection of the dedication and work effort of the entire Wastewater Division. I would like to express my thanks and gratitude to the entire staff of the Wastewater Division for making 212 a very successful year. Coby Shurtleff, Wastewater Superintendent
21 6,, Wastewater Pressure Cleaning Footage Comparison 5,, 4,97,59 4,686,47 4,548,736 4,62,664 TOTAL FOOTAGE 4,, 3,847,865 3,, 2,, 1,, Pressure Cleaning TOTAL FOOTAGE 3,847,865 4,97,59 4,686,47 4,548,736 4,62,664 TOTAL COST $413,41.15 $493, $492, $458,58.96 $571, COST PER FOOT $.11 $.1 $.11 $.1 $.12 TOTAL LABOR HOURS 9,99. 12, , , , # FEET PER MANHOUR Total Cost includes employee labor and equipment used 16
22 Possible Stoppages in the Wastewater Collection System Comparision NUMBER OF 'POSSIBLE' WORK ORDERS Possibles NUMBER OF 'POSSIBLE' WORK ORDERS TOTAL COST $15, $12,924.8 $19,25.92 $27,119.1 $13,1.27 COST PER 'POSSIBLE' WORK ORDER $55.76 $5.29 $68.19 $96.85 $
23 Sanitary Sewer Stoppages Comparison NUMBER OF WORK ORDERS - MUNICIPAL Municipal Stoppages NUMBER OF WORK ORDERS - MUNICIPAL TOTAL COST $ 1, $ 1,65.37 $ 2, $ $ 1, TOTAL COST PER WORK ORDER $ $ 1,65.37 $ $ $ TOTAL LABOR HOURS LABOR HOURS PER STOPPAGE RESTORATION COSTS $13,428. $12,. $272, $17,13.3 $ STOPPAGES PER 1 MILES Non-Municipal Stoppages NUMBER OF WORK ORDERS - NON-MUNICIPAL TOTAL COST $ 1, $ 1, $ - $ $ - TOTAL COST PER WORK ORDER $ 1, $ $ - $ $ - TOTAL LABOR HOURS LABOR HOURS PER STOPPAGE * Total Cost includes employee labor and equipment used 18
24 3 25 Possibles vs. Stoppages in the Wastewater Collection System Comparision NUMBER OF POSSIBLES NUMBER OF STOPPAGES - MUNICIPAL Possibles vs. Stoppages NUMBER OF POSSIBLES NUMBER OF STOPPAGES - MUNICIPAL
25 45 4 CCTV Sanitary and Storm Sewer Extension Agreements 41 SANITARY EXTENSION AGREEMENTS STORM SEWER EXTENSION AGREEMENTS SANITARY EXTENSION AGREEMENTS STORM SEWER EXTENSION AGREEMENTS
26 18 16 CCTV Storm Drain Structures Inspected *NEW STRUCTURES INSPECTED , 25, 25,72 CCTV Storm Drain Televised Footage # FEET OF PIPE TELEVISED 2, 15, 13,788 14,721 15,836 1, 1,768 5, Storm Drains Televised *NEW STRUCTURES INSPECTED # FEET OF PIPE TELEVISED 25,72 13,788 14,721 15,836 1,768 TOTAL COST $19, $9, $8,234.5 $8,75.72 $6, # LABOR HOURS # FEET PER HOUR TELEVISED COST PER FOOT $.77 $.69 $.56 $.55 $.58 * New structures inspected include manholes and inlets 21
27 7, 6, 5, 4, CCTV Sanitary Televised Inspection Footage NEW INSTALLATIO 512, ,668 59, ,346 61,281 N FOOTAGE EXISTING SANITARY SYSTEM FOOTAGE 3, 2, 1, 49,79 14,33 12,59 7,41 9,399 Sanitary TV Inspections NEW INSTALLATION FOOTAGE 49,79 14,33 12,59 7,41 9,399 EXISTING SANITARY SYSTEM FOOTAGE 512, ,668 59, ,346 61,281 TOTAL SANITARY FOOTAGE 561, , ,98 552,387 61,679 TOTAL COST $284, $297, $278, $29,57.4 $398,16.2 COST PER FOOT $.51 $.47 $.53 $.53 $.65 LABOR HOURS 8,888 9,115 8,343 8,765 1,53 FEET PER MANHOUR *Total cost includes employee labor and equipment used 22
28 Sewer Main Repair Comparison MAIN REPAIR WORK ORDERS Sewer Main Repairs MAIN REPAIR WORK ORDERS * TOTAL COST FOR MAIN REPAIRS $91,78.5 $27,95.6 $16, $15,38.38 $22,89.85 COST PER WORK ORDER $2, $1,178.7 $ $85.47 $3, * Total Cost includes employee labor, material and equipment used. 23
29 Service Line Repair Comparison SERVICE LINE REPAIR WORK ORDERS Service Line Repairs SERVICE LINE REPAIR WORK ORDERS * TOTAL COST FOR REPAIRS $1,73.5 $. $1, $2,86.74 $ COST PER WORK ORDER $34.7 $. $ $ $ * Total Cost includes employee labor, material and equipment used. 24
30 Sewer Manhole Repair Comparison SEWER MANHOLE REPAIR WORK ORDERS Sewer Manhole Repairs SEWER MANHOLE REPAIR WORK ORDERS TOTAL COST FOR REPAIRS $62, $73,81.5 $64, $58, $86,77.9 COST PER WORK ORDER $15.51 $ $ $153.1 $ * Total Cost includes employee labor, material and equipment used. 25
31 6 5 Stormwater and Wastewater Overlay Repair Comparison 495 OVERLAY REPAIR WORK ORDERS Overlay OVERLAY REPAIR WORK ORDERS WASTEWATER and STORMWATER INSPECTION COST N/A $12, $16, $19,8.11 $17,93.3 WASTEWATER REPAIR COST N/A $59,47.57 $23,59.8 $19,282.3 $44,395.2 STORMWATER REPAIR COST N/A $16,78.6 $2, $8, $7,22.45 * OVERLAY TOTAL COST $14, $88,36.3 $42, $47, $68,78.77 COST PER WORK ORDER $ $178.4 $21.72 $ $ *Overlay cost includes inspection and repair; cost includes labor hours, materials, equipment used 26
32 Wastewater Infrastructure Comparison 1,39.5 1, ,43. 1,45.39 *MILES OF SANITARY PIPE , Infrastructure WASTEWATER MANHOLES 26,82 26,845 26,896 26,937 27,56 *MILES OF SANITARY PIPE 1, ,39.5 1, ,43. 1,45.39 *GIS information for end of calendar year 27
33 $14, $12, Wastewater Fleet Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance Cost Comparison $118,475. REPAIR COSTS FUEL COSTS $1, $8, $84,249. $1, $85,19.24 $1,73.65 $97,3.34 $9, $84, $6, $63, $57, $4, $2, $ Vehicle & Equipment REPAIR COSTS $ 118,475. $ 1, $ 85,19.24 $ 1,73.65 $ 97,3.34 FUEL COSTS $ 84,249. $ 63, $ 57, $ 84, $ 9, DOWNTIME HOURS 6, , , , ,
34 $21, $25, Mobilization/Utilization Cost for Equipment $24,329.3 $26, $24, COST OF MAINTAINING EQUIPMENT $2, $198, $195, $19, $185,916.3 $185, $18, $175, *Equipment Maintenance COST OF MAINTAINING EQUIPMENT $ 198, $ 185,916.3 $ 24,329.3 $ 26, $ 24, * Includes trip inspections (pre and post) and any equipment related to maintenance and inspection, i.e. fluids/lights etc. 29
35 Wastewater Citizen Responses TOTAL CITIZEN RESPONSES Citizen Responses INSPECTION MISCELLANEOUS CUSTOMER EDUCATION SERVICE LINE TV INSPECTION 1 WW PRESSURE CLEAN 1 3 MAIN TV INSPECTION SEWER SERVICE LINE REPAIR 2 1 STOPPAGE OTHER DEPARTMENTS SINKHOLE OTHER ACTIVITY + ODOR SPILL RESPONSE MANHOLE MISCELLANEOUS SEWER MANHOLE REPAIRS SEWER MANHOLE INSPECTION POSSIBLE TOTAL CITIZEN RESPONSES
36 $8,. $7,. Wastewater Work for Others Costs $74, TOTAL COST $6,. $53, $5,. $4,. $3,. $27, $37, $33,29.75 $2,. $1,. $. 2,5. 2,. Wastewater Work for Others Labor Hours 2,38.6 TOTAL LABOR HOURS 1,5. 1,. 1, ,51. 1, Cost WORK FOR STORMWATER $4, $9,198.2 $2, $1, $96.61 WORK FOR OTHERS - PARKS $162.8 $ $ $1,29.62 $1,5.68 WW COST OF SNOW REMOVAL FOR STREETS DEPT - INCLUDES VEHICLE PREPARATION & TRAINING ** $2, $37, $8, $14,77.84 $27,46.37 * WORK FOR OTHERS MISC $2, $26, $25,97.9 $15,49.65 $24, TOTAL COST $27, $74, $37, $33,29.75 $53, Labor Hours WORK FOR STORMWATER WORK FOR OTHERS - PARKS WW COST OF SNOW REMOVAL FOR STREETS DEPT - INCLUDES VEHICLE PREPARATION & TRAINING ** 14. 1, * WORK FOR OTHERS MISC TOTAL LABOR HOURS 1, ,38.6 1, ,51. 1,45.5 * Work for others-misc includes work for various divisions within Aurora Water and other departments within the City of Aurora. Such work includes crane lifts, special cleaning, lift station cleaning, etc. ** Training for Snow Removal was not tracked separately until 211. Prior years' figures do not include training hours. 31
37 Exception Activities 212 Labor Hours NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION HOURS 1, CPD LABOR HOURS CDL LABOR HOURS CERTIFICATION LABOR HOURS ,69.5 1, SAFETY LABOR HOURS CLASSROOM LABOR HOURS DAILY SUPERVISON LABOR HOURS MEETINGS LABOR HOURS GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE LABOR HOURS Exception Activities - Labor Hours NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION HOURS CPD LABOR HOURS CDL LABOR HOURS CERTIFICATION LABOR HOURS SAFETY LABOR HOURS CLASSROOM LABOR HOURS 1, DAILY SUPERVISON LABOR HOURS 1,93. 2,74.5 3, , ,69.5 MEETINGS LABOR HOURS 3, , ,25.5 1,582. 1, GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE LABOR HOURS 14, , ,987. 9, , Exception Activities - Labor Cost NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION LABOR COST $ $ $ $ $ CPD LABOR COST $ 2, $ 2, $ 3,53.93 $ 2,638.2 $ 2, CDL LABOR COST $ 6,755.8 $ $ 2, $ 4,83.63 $ 7, CERTIFICATION LABOR COST $ 9,4.56 $ 1, $ 4, $ $ 6, SAFETY LABOR COST $ 24, $ 1, $ 7,47.83 $ 16, $ 1,5.82 CLASSROOM LABOR COST $ 43,76.49 $ 26,81.65 $ 18,33.9 $ 2, $ 26, DAILY SUPERVISON LABOR COST $ 71, $ 12, $ 152, $ 182, $ 187,663. MEETINGS LABOR COST $ 124,13.67 $ 15,557.8 $ 79, $ 5, $ 5, GENERAL ADMINSTRATIVE LABOR COST $ 453, $ 384, $ 294, $ 342, $ 331, * Hours and costs included for Superintendent and below. 32
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39 Annual Facility Inspections MAJOR INSPECTIONS 7 6 MINOR INSPECTIONS Inspections MAJOR INSPECTIONS MINOR INSPECTIONS TOTAL INSPECTIONS TOTAL WORK ORDER COST COST PER INSPECTION N/A $5, $7,95.3 $4, $5,7.72 N/A $ $68.1 $369.7 $
40 Annual Grease and Sand Trap Inspections SAND TRAP * WORK ORDERS GREASE TRAP WORK ORDERS 4 COMBINED TOTAL OF WORK ORDERS Inspections COMBINED TOTAL OF WORK ORDERS GREASE TRAP WORK ORDERS SAND TRAP * WORK ORDERS TOTAL WORK ORDER COST COST PER WORK ORDER $5,87. $12, $2, $21,28.16 $18,815.5 $7.83 $14.82 $19.11 $2.35 $18.11 * In 212, the number of sand traps includes Industrial Sites that have traps. 34
41 Annual City Pond Inspections CITY POND INSPECTION WORK ORDERS Inspections CITY POND INSPECTION WORK ORDERS NUMBER OF CITY PONDS TOTAL WORK ORDER COST COST PER WORK ORDER N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A $8,51.19 N/A N/A N/A N/A $94.46 * Program started in
42 7 Annual Stormwater Channel Inspections NUMBER OF MILES Stormwater Channel Inspections NUMBER OF MILES TOTAL WORK ORDER COST $5, $21, $24,766.6 $19,91.8 $22,662.7 COST PER MILE $ $ $535.2 $ $
43 Incident Response Comparison NUMBER OF WORK ORDERS NUMBER OF PRIVATE PONDS INSPECTED ** * Incident Response 28* NUMBER OF WORK ORDERS SPILL N/A SANITARY SEWER OVERFLOW (SSO) N/A ILLICIT DISCHARGE N/A OTHER N/A NUMBER REPORTABLE BY LAW TOTAL WORK ORDER COST (EXCLUDES PRIVATE PONDS) ** COST PER RESPONSE (EXCLUDES PRIVATE PONDS) ** NUMBER OF PRIVATE PONDS INSPECTED ** COST OF PRIVATE POND INSPECTIONS ** COST PER RESPONSE FOR PRIVATE POND INSPECTIONS ** N/A $9, $21, $25, $31,5.23 $19, $93.39 $ $15.8 $ $ N/A * N/A * N/A * N/A * 14 N/A * N/A * N/A * N/A * $11,97.84 N/A * N/A * N/A * N/A * $792.7 Definitions: Spill-release of non-stormwater to land surface (no impact to MS4) SSO-sanitary sewer overflow (no impact to MS4) Illicit Discharge-release of non-stormwater to MS4 (including SSO's) Other- other incident responses (i.e. abandoned hazardous materials, private pond complaint investigations, sanitary sewer trouble spot investigations) * Tracking not itemized ** Private pond inspection program started in
44 Exception Activities 212 Labor Hours ,27. CERTIFICATION LABOR HOURS NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION LABOR HOURS DAILY SUPERVISION LABOR HOURS CDL LABOR HOURS STORMWATER PERMIT TRAINING LABOR HOURS SAFETY LABOR HOURS CLASSROOM LABOR HOURS MEETING LABOR HOURS *GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE LABOR HOURS Exception Activities-Labor Hours CERTIFICATION LABOR HOURS NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION LABOR HOURS DAILY SUPERVISION LABOR HOURS CDL LABOR HOURS STORMWATER PERMIT TRAINING LABOR HOURS SAFETY LABOR HOURS CLASSROOM LABOR HOURS MEETING LABOR HOURS *GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE LABOR HOURS 1, , , , ,27. Exception Activities-Labor Cost CERTIFICATION LABOR COST $ $ 2,72.36 $ $ - $ 1, NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION LABOR COST $ $ - $ $ - $ DAILY SUPERVISON LABOR COST $ $ - $ - $ - $ - CDL LABOR COST $ 91. $ - $ - $ - $ - STORMWATER PERMIT TRAINING LABOR COST $ $ 4,422.7 $ 9, $ 9, $ 12, SAFETY LABOR COST $ $ $ - $ $ CLASSROOM LABOR COST $ 6,89.49 $ 14, $ 5, $ 1, $ 6, MEETINGS LABOR COST $ 16,87.38 $ 22, $ 7, $ 7, $ 9,112.5 *GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE LABOR COST $ 49,272.8 $ 84, $ 33,13.67 $ 4,11.38 $ 77, * General Administrative Labor includes inspection-related paperwork and tracking, incident follow-up, development and writing of plans and specs, special assignments (BI driven activities, ETC.), telephone calls. 38
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