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0 • <br /> CITY OF STOCKTON <br /> COUNTRY CLUB TRUNK SEWER DESIGN-BUILD PROJECT <br /> CONSTRUCTION MINUTES <br /> April 09, 2003 <br /> The construction meeting was held on Wednesday, April 09, 2003 in the Administrative <br /> Conference Room at the Stockton RWCF. <br /> Attendees: <br /> Ali Gharegozloo, MUD Reed Burson, MUD <br /> Mike Conrad, KSN Tony Tovar, MUD <br /> Marc Bridges, Kenko Inc. Peg Barnett, MUD <br /> Amin Kazemi, MUD Dean Gilman, SJC-PW <br /> Jim Butler, MUD Doug Heard, Kleinfelder (arrived late) <br /> Ron Weldum, MUD Michael Infurna, SJC-EHD <br /> Shawn Hart, SJC-Stormwater Tim Lemansky, Kenko <br /> 1. Previous Meeting Minutes Previous Meeting Minutes <br /> There were no comments on the last minutes from the previous regular construction <br /> meeting. However, Ali wanted to correct some issues raised at the April 3'd meeting. <br /> He stated that samples from the dewatering at the bore pit turned up negative for TPH <br /> (Diesel) and BTEX. He also noted that at the meeting of April 3'd the representative <br /> from Viking Drillers Inc. said that at the bore pit four pumps were running with pumping <br /> rates of 50 gpm to 70 gpm each. Ali and Reed measured the discharge rate and <br /> concluded that the discharge rate was at 50 gpm total. He also noted all pumps do not <br /> always run. He also stated that during the development of the dewatering wells, <br /> according to the contractor's foreman, pump discharge was piped to the adjacent <br /> dewatering well and not into the gutter. <br /> Marc B explained the process of developing a well. <br /> Ali noted the pumps are not dewatering right now. <br /> Ali gave copies of the sign up sheet from the last meeting, with phone numbers, to all <br /> those present. <br /> Mike I stated he just wanted to be sure the City was addressing problems that could <br /> have developed and is satisfied now that the concerns are being addressed. He noted <br /> that the County just excavated and removed the contaminated soil at Country Club and <br /> Mission recently. A small amount of contamination may still be present. He said they <br /> excavated and removed most of the contaminated soil, however, they did not go under <br /> the sidewalk. Mike I. believes that area should no longer be a big problem. <br />