B08_Solicitation_-_Attachment_3_-_Permit.pdf
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This document is a water supply construction permit issued by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources to Effigy Mounds National Park for the construction of a new public water supply well, water system building, storage tank, fire pump, constant pressure pumping system, calcium hypochlorite feed system, and water main extension. It authorizes the construction of one 155-foot deep Jordan sandstone well with an 8-inch steel casing to 140 feet and an open borehole from 140 to 155 feet, along with associated infrastructure including a submersible pump rated at 65 gpm, 29,000 gallon storage tank, 500 gpm fire pump, constant pressure system with dual 25 gpm pumps, chemical feed equipment for well disinfection, and 799 feet of 6-inch and 136 feet of 4-inch HDPE and 24 feet of 6-inch and 90 feet of 4-inch ductile iron water mains. The related federal contract opportunity is for the rehabilitation of Effigy Mounds National Park's water system under solicitation number 140P6022R0019 issued by the National Park Service Midwest Region.
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STATE OF IOWA
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
WATER SUPPLY ENGINEERING SECTION
502 E 9TH STREET
DES MOINES, IOWA 50319
WATER SUPPLY
CONSTRUCTION PERMIT
EFFIGY MOUNDS NATIONAL MONUMENT
ATTN: ROBERT REISS
151 HWY 76
HARPERS FERRY, IA 52146
Permit No.: 2022-0135W Project No.: W2021-0145 PWSID No.: IA2258494
In accordance with the provisions of Sections 455B.173(9) and 455B.174(4) of the Iowa Code and 567—43.3(455B) of the Iowa Administrative Code, the Director of the Department of Natural Resources does hereby issue a permit for the construction of:
one (1) Jordan sandstone public water supply well drilled to a depth of approximately 155 feet below the existing ground surface, cased with an 8-inch diameter steel casing to a depth of approximately 140 feet below the existing ground surface and an open borehole from approximately 140 feet to 155 feet below the existing ground surface; a submersible vertical turbine pump rated at 65 gpm at 110 feet of TDH; a water system building; a 29,000-gallon fiberglass reinforced plastic storage tank located inside the water system building; a Peerless Pump model 6AEF16G fire pump rated for 500 gpm at 76 psi; a constant pressure pumping system consisting of a 4.4-gallon hydropneumatic tank and dual centrifugal multistage pumps rated for 25 gpm at 158 feet of TDH; a calcium hypochlorite feed consisting of chemical feed pumps for the well pump and constant pressure pumping system, a 22-gallon bulk storage tank and a 4-liter day tank; and 799 feet of 6-inch diameter and 136 feet of 4-inch diameter ASTM D2513 SDR 9 high density polyethylene (HDPE) and 24 feet of 6-inch diameter and 90 feet of 4-inch diameter AWWA C151 pressure class 350 ductile iron pipe (DIP) water main extension; including all associated appurtenances; in accordance with the plans and specifications for the Water System Renovations project at Effigy Mounds National Monument located in Fairview Township, Allamakee County, Iowa.
Notes:
• The new wells must be constructed by a certified well contractor, as required in 567 Iowa Administrative Code (IAC) 43.3(3).
• As part of the identification information when submitting the required water quality test sample bottles for the newly constructed wells to the certified laboratory for analysis, please have the well contractor include the following:
PWS ID: 2258494
Sample Type: Special Facility ID: WL02 Sample Point: New Sample Location/Description: Well #2
• Water samples shall be collected from the new water source and analyzed for all appropriate contaminants as specified in 567—Chapter 41 for transient non-community systems including nitrate, nitrite, ammonia, manganese and bacteriological contaminants.
• When submitting the required well record form (DNR Form 542-8170), please have the well contractor submit the completed well record form electronically to well.records@dnr.iowa.gov, or mail the completed paper form to: Well Records, Water Supply Engineering Section, 502 East 9th Street, Des Moines, Iowa 50319.
Page 2/2 PWSID No. IA2258494 Project No. W2021-0145 Permit No. 2022-0135W
• To ensure drill chip submittal, please have the well contractor contact the Iowa Geological Survey at 319-335-1575 before well construction begins.
• A water use permit shall be obtained before withdrawing 25,000 gal in a 24 hr period.
• Chemical application, including pesticides and fertilizers, is prohibited within the well separation distances required in 567 IAC Chapter 43 Table A.
• Department standards require that any water main installed in areas of groundwater contaminated by organic compounds must be constructed of materials which do not allow permeation of these compounds into the drinking water supply.
NOTICE: The issuance of this construction permit is based SOLELY on the engineer's certification that all aspects of design included in the project meet the requirements of all applicable state and federal laws and regulations. An advisory review of the plans and specifications may be made at a later date.
Construction of the project shall be initiated within one year of permit issuance or this permit is no longer valid, unless an extension is granted. A request for a permit extension must be requested within one year of permit issuance. Within thirty days after completion of construction, the permit holder shall submit a certification by a Professional Engineer licensed in Iowa that the project was completed in accordance with the approved project documents.
Pursuant to Section 455B.174.4, Code of Iowa, you have the right to appeal any condition of this permit by filing with the Director of the Department of Natural Resources a notice of appeal and request for administrative hearing within thirty days of receipt of this permit.
If you have any questions, please contact Matt Phoenix, PE via e-mail at matt.phoenix@dnr.iowa.gov or by telephone at (515) 725-0298.
FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
KAYLA LYON, DIRECTOR
By:
Environmental Services Division Date: January 20, 2022 cc: HDR Engineering Inc; Attn: Chris Robinson; 703 Main St., Suite 200, Rapid City, SD 57701 Iowa Geological Survey; Attn: Rick Langel; 100 Oakdale IGS, Iowa City, IA 52242-1304 Field Office No. 1 - Manchester Files: PWSID No. IA2258494 (green folder) DNR Water Supply Operations – John Warren
DNR Form 542-3019
Iowa Department of Natural Resources Water Supply Engineering Section
NOTIFICATION OF COMPLETION OF CONSTRUCTION
Notice is hereby given that construction of the project authorized by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources was completed in accordance with approved plans and specifications.
Permit # Project # ☒ Water Mains
Further Action Required:
☐ Final FO Inspection
☐ Environmental Specialist
2022-0135W W2021-0145
PWSID # FO#
IA2258494 1 - Manchester
Reviewer Date Issued
Matt Phoenix, PE January 20, 2022
Date of Project Completion Signature of Applicant or Authorized Agent
Return the signed notification of completion in one of the following ways:
1. Email this sheet to matt.phoenix@dnr.iowa.gov, or
2. Fax to (515) 725-8202, or
3. Mail to:
Attn: Matt Phoenix, PE Iowa DNR Water Supply Engineering 502 E 9th St Des Moines IA 50319-0034
| 2022-01-20T15:16:46-0600 | |
| Matthew R. Phoenix |
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