5-Attachment B Barnett Road Elevated Storage Tank Inspection Report.pdf

B Barnett Road Elevated Storage Tank Inspection Report

TANK PRO, INC.

WATER TANK INSPECTION REPORT

Mailed: 1-27-25

Phone:770-960-5200

E-mail: brigitte.vonoppenfeld@hdrinc.com Contact: Brigitte von Oppenfeld 602-881-5861

Welded

Seven (7)

Tubular

Three (3)

Torus

Flex cable

Yes

10,000 Estimated

19,600 Estimated

White

Spray

Are Foundations above grade?

Are Foundations cracked? Describe:

Do base plates need grout repair? How Many?

Are the Anchor Bolts tight?

Are there any indications of leaks? No Location(s): N/A

Are the Interior and Exterior ladders safe? Yes

Is the overflow pipe secure? Yes

Is the Exterior Ladder rolling or fixed? All fixed ladders

Are there any buildings with colored metal roofs near the tank? No

Does the Interior have a painter's trolley? No

Does the Exterior have antennas? Yes Location(s): Column ladder (1)

Tank Address/Coordinates: 101 Barnett Road Forest Park, GA 33.6146884-84.3845569

Year Built:

Flag & Clayton Co. Wtr Auth.

Current Inspection Date:

Type Inspection:

Tank Name:

Inspected By:

December 19, 2024

Capacity:

Height to Top

Electricity:

Yes (God Bless America logo)

Yes Are the Anchor Bolts Rusted? Minor spot rust

Water:

Logo: Exterior Color:

Type Disinfection:

Yes

Yes

Yes

Minor hair line cracks

A few areas

TANK OWNER: Clayton County Water Authority

Address: 1600 Battle Creek Road

City, State, Zip Code: Morrow, Georgia 30260

TANK COMPONENTS

FOUNDATION CONDITIONS

Report & Photos Provided:

Washout

Barnett Road

Matthew Sims

Type Construction:

Number of Columns:

Type Columns:

Number Tower Panels:

GENERAL TANK INFORMATION

500,000

121'

Yes

Yes

Type Bottom:

Safety Climb Type:

Ladder Gate:

Interior Square Feet,Wet:

Exterior Square Feet:

Does the Tank have Cathodic Protection? Yes

Does the Over Flow Pipe run to the ground? Yes

Is the Float System Working? No, Need new PVC float and cable

Does tank have a working siphon tube? Yes

Does the Interior have Spider Rods? No

Is the Vent Screen Secure? Yes

Is the Hatch Cover Secure? Yes

Is the Balcony Safe? Yes

Is the Over Flow Pipe located on the Exterior? No

Does the Tank have any Graffiti? No

Are the Roof Seams Lapped or Welded? Welded

How many Roof I-Beams are present? Two (2)

Is the Tank Site fenced? Yes

Date Last Painted: 2002

Surface Preparation Used: Most likely SSPC # 10 near white blast

Coating Type: Induron PE 54 Epoxy

Does the Interior Paint contain lead? Below detection limit

Was the Interior sediment removed during inspection? Yes

Was the Interior Fill Pipe flushed before refilling? Yes

Is the General Adhesion of the Coating Good? Yes

Roof Above High-water Mark: Poor Describe: The coating is peeling exposing the steel plate. Rust present on beams

Interior Tank Shell: Good Describe: Random rust spots mainly on the angle iron stiffener.

Interior Tank Bowl: Fair Describe: Blistering paint with corrosion under the blisters.

Interior Tank Riser Pipe: Fair Describe: Some blistering paint and corrosion

Interior Ladders, Rods, Beams, Pipe Supports: Fair Describe: Spot rust is present

Estimated % of Coatings in Good Condition? 65%

Date Last Painted: # 2002 Color: White

Surface Preparation Used: Pressure wash and power tool clean

Coating Type: Induron 5500 Acrylic Polyurethane

Does the Exterior Paint contain lead? 9225 ppm Lead Abatement is req. 50K cfm dust collector needed

STATE GOOD, FAIR, OR POOR

REPORT CONDITION OF METAL AND PAINT IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:

EXTERIOR REPORT

REPAIRS MADE BY INSPECTOR:

INTERIOR REPORT

Is the General Adhesion of the Coating Good? No, uniform cracking paint. Over coating is not recommended

Is the Vent Pipe Safe to Rig From? Yes

How Many Man Ways are on the Tank? Two (2) Location(s): One riser, One roof

Tower (Foundation to Catwalk): Poor Describe: Uniform rust and cracking brittle paint

Balcony: Good Describe: Some spot rust on handrail and floor

Exterior Tank Bowl: Good Describe: Very little rust

Exterior Tank Shell: Fair Describe: Some flaking and peeling paint

Exterior Tank Roof: Poor Describe: Cracking and peeling paint. Rust is present

Exterior Ladders: Fair Describe: Spot rust and flaking paint

Estimated % of Coating in Good Condition? 50% Based on the cracking paint overcoating is not recommended.

o Visual Inspection Washout Inspection o Float Adjustment o Graffiti Touch-Up

Reports & Photographs LEAD Testing o Provide Pressure Valves Interior Disinfection o Exterior Spot Painting Describe:

o Interior Spot Painting Describe:

o Foundation Repairs Describe:

o Steel Repairs Describe:

o Miscellaneous Items Describe:

STATE GOOD, FAIR, OR POOR

MAINTENANCE PERFORMED THIS YEAR √ WHAT IS APPLICABLE

REPORT CONDITION OF METAL AND PAINT IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:

o Visual Inspection o Washout Inspection o Float Adjustment o Graffiti Touch-Up o Reports & Photographs o LEAD Testing o Provide Pressure Valves o Interior Disinfection o Exterior Spot Painting Describe: Install new flex cable safety climbs on exterior and interior ladders o Interior Spot Painting Some of the existing cable and brackets have rust. This rust voids the o Foundation Repairs safety rating o Steel Repairs Describe: Caulk foundation base plates and repair grout as needed

Describe: Drill additional drain holes where water is ponding on catwalk

Describe: Remove the old steel float, install new pvc float, new pulleys, new cables/clamps. All stainless steel.

Describe: Remove nameplate and install two brackets. Use stove bolts to secure name plate when painting is complete.

Describe: Weld 1/4 inch plate over anchor bolt chairs install grease fitting then fill each with grease. Riser pipe only total of (4)

Describe: Remove the exterior ladder cage and dispose to reduce maintenance cost. This is not needed with the flex cable safety system

Describe: Pressure wash all foundations then brush blast and apply Two (2) coats of Tnemec series 156

Describe: Consider removing the interior overflow pipe and installing new on the exterior. Estimated cost is $60,000-$70,000

Describe: If the interior overflow pipe is not removed, remove the steel braces weld padeyes to the roof and overflow pipe then secure with SS cable

Describe: Install new Riser bolts and nuts

Describe: Install new manway Gaskets (Riser)

Describe: Remove the interior riser pipe ladder to provide more room to work

Describe: Remove the interior steel siphon pipe in the bowl, weld brackets as needed then install a new two inch schedule 80 PVC pipe. Secure with galvanized U-bolts

Describe: Install 24 inch aluminum roof vent

Describe: Install new square 24 inch roof hatch.

Describe: Install new cathodic protection hand hole covers. Day light can be seen from the interior which allows contaminates into the water

Describe: Apply an extra coat of Tnemec series 215 to the upper wall angle iron stiffener and the roof beams. (Brush and roll)

Describe: When work is planned for this tank that requires exterior painting

CCWA should notify the Antenna companies so they can temporarily

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULED FOR NEXT YEAR

relocate their coax and antennas somewhere other than the tank site.

Theses companies will also need to relocate or cover their equipment that is on the ground.

Describe: Repaint level indicator marks when exterior is painted

Describe: When tank is painted next have cathodic protection company install new wires, anodes and calibrate the system

Describe: Next Interior renovation SSPC #10 Near White blast, Zinc primer and two (2) Coats of Epoxy

Describe: Next exterior renovation SSPC #6 Commercial blast, Zinc primer, epoxy intermediate and urethane finish. Lead abatement required

Describe: Staging equipment for the project and working around the concrete ready mix plant trucks needs to be planned out so enough room is available to stage equipment. A fueling station is outside fence.

Describe: CCWA will need to have some of the trees trimmed when tank is painted next so containment can go up and down. Trees in the drive up to the tank should be trimmed to allow heavy equipment to the site

Describe: CCWA will need to have power lines moved or covered when the exterior is painted next assuming containment will be needed. A 20 foot clearance is needed around the tank.

Describe: The estimated cost for all work above excluding the new overflow pipe is $435,000- $475,000

Email: tankpro@tankproinc.com OR phillip@tankproinc.com

MAINTENANCE QUESTIONS OR SCHEDULING CONTACT:

Coordinator: Phillip Stearman

5500 Watermelon Road, Northport, AL 35473

Phone: 205-750-0444 Fax: 205-750-0464

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Sutherland Environmentsl Company, Inc.

25 l5 5th Avenue South Birmingham, AL 35233 205-581-9-500

Client: Tank Pro, Inc.

Attention: Mr. Shawn Agness Address: 5500 Watermelon Road

Northport, AL 35473

Report Date:

Reference #

P.O. #

Project ID:

December 31,2024 s2966 2024-8t4KY Clayton County Water Works Forest Park/Bametr Rd. 500K ELE

Sample Matrix:

Date Received:

Date Collected:

solid 12t23t24

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LM/RG

Analytical Analyst:

Date of Analysis:

Method:

K. Doriety 12130124

EPA Method 60208le Collector:

METALLIC ANALYTES

FIELD ID FIELD ID

Interior Exterior

Analyte, mg/Kg as Total

LAB ID LAB ID Detection

Limit, mg/Kg262296 262297

Lead BDL 9,225 5.0

BDL: Below Detection Limit Detection Limit is Reporting Limit All results expressed as PPM of total analyte

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EPA Laboratory ID ALOl084

Respectfully submitted, k**2,-d Kevin Doriety Analytical Chemist

Quality Environmental Anolyticol Services

Sutherlsnd Environmental Read and Review Checklist

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2. Do all dates match the COC on the report? t No-l fE]

3. Is the purchase order ID (PO) and project ID accurarely I NO | | yEq I noted on report?

4. Are allmethods and method references correct on r"portz@ lF-l tDF/ latnY ?v0Notes:

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* MJH = Michael Heard, KD: Kevin Doriety, MSH : Matt Hageman, KH : Kelly Hester

Invoice

5. Do the Field ID(s) and the Lab ID(s) correspond to the

COC?

6. Is the report formatted corectly?

7. Does the following information on report correspond to the printout information from the analytical instrumentation:

Sample Matrix

Analyst

Analysis Date/Time

Analyte concentration

Units

S uth erland Envir nnmental Co mn anv Inc, Sample Check-in Form

Sample Custodian (signed):

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