Glenarm_PP_SW_Treatment_FS_-_Sewer_Discharge_Alternatives_wAppendices.pdf

This is a Feasibility Study document prepared for the City of Pasadena Water and Power Department regarding wastewater treatment and sewer discharge alternatives for the Glenarm power plant facility. The document provides a comprehensive engineering analysis of treatment options and environmental compliance strategies necessary for the plant's operations. The feasibility study encompasses detailed technical assessments, site evaluations, and alternative treatment scenarios designed to support the City's regulatory compliance obligations at the local, state, and federal levels. The study includes appendices with supporting technical data, engineering calculations, and environmental impact analyses that inform the evaluation of various discharge alternatives. As a foundational planning document, this feasibility study serves as the technical basis for the City's Request for Proposal seeking qualified engineering firms to provide ongoing environmental compliance and associated engineering support services on an as-needed basis, with proposals due August 31, 2026.

The feasibility study provides the technical framework and engineering documentation necessary to support the City's procurement of professional engineering services for environmental compliance initiatives. The analysis contained within the document addresses regulatory requirements applicable to power plant operations and identifies key compliance challenges and potential solutions. This study functions as a critical reference document for prospective bidders responding to the City's RFP, enabling firms to understand the scope of environmental compliance work, existing site conditions, and engineering requirements. The technical appendices and alternative analysis presented in this document will inform the selection of qualified firms capable of addressing the City's ongoing environmental compliance needs and engineering assessments across its generation facilities.