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H2O Urban Solutions, Inc. Page 3 <br /> retention basin. Emergent vegetation growth (i.e. cattails, bulrush) could be encouraged for <br /> more effective elimination of water, and possibly reduce build-up of trace metals in the soil. <br /> Periodically, the vegetation can be harvested and either burned or transported to a landfill. <br /> Drying Bed Conceptual Graphic ~ <br /> Corc.ovy4rtlm M l�+9 e.l alµVRF COLLP <br /> Dljba E.%aAuPwC <br /> 0 0),9Ma Cetl <br /> c'QriV&a..V.vkwe. <br /> "^t .SYglr Vete DrAq eeq <br /> F,"RIbM E.rsti+p <br /> O'V-98.& to AKS SW.WT <br /> bym09eA Sta�90 TaiA <br /> O'"qem <br /> M ctl <br /> EreooreM Pone <br /> Dy.90w <br /> W~g Ota <br /> ISP.150' <br /> Earsfrq Uncarlan <br /> Figure 1 <br /> Drying Bed Conceptual Graphic <br /> A benefit of the drying beds that is specific to the City is elimination of the solids holding <br /> container. Currently, after the solids are dewatered, they are stored on-site in a transportable <br /> holding bin. The holding bin is provided to the City by the disposal transport company, at a <br /> cost of$10,000 per year. If constructed, the drying beds will hold the solids until they are <br /> collected and placed in a bin at the time they are to be transported. <br /> The total capital cost of the drying beds, including other site modifications, is provided in <br /> Table 1. <br />