Lake Cumberland Area Development District

Regional Water Management Planning Council Meeting

Thursday, March 5, 2020 @ 10:00 a.m. CDT

Chairman Eddie Wesley called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m. Central Time in the large

conference room of the Lake Cumberland Area Development District in Russell Springs, Kentucky

with 20 persons attending. Mr. Wesley welcomed everyone, then turned the meeting over to the new

Water/Wastewater Coordinator, Mr. Derek Aaron, to present two Project Profiles for Review and

Approval.

Project #1: Pulaski County, Southeastern Water Association, WX21199134 – Dixie Bend Tank

Replacement. This project entails replacing the existing sandpipe water storage tank along Dixie

Bend Road with a new 100,000 gallon elevated water storage tank. Replacement of the tank is

needed due to leaking at the base of the standpipe. Over time, the leak could cause the tank’s

foundation to settle or other structural issues if allowed to continue. Total Estimated Costs: $622,000

with a 0-2 year start date. A motion was made by Mr. Billy Bartle to approve the Dixie Bend Tank

Replacement Project. Seconded by Mr. Ed. Peretto. All in Favor. Motion Carried.

Project #2: Pulaski County, Western Pulaski County Water District, WX21199135 – Fishing Creek

Area Water System Improvements. This project entails approximately 14,000 LF of 12-Inch PVC

water transmission main along the Somerset, Kentucky Highway 914 Bypass from WTLO Road/KY

Highway 3261 to Hacker Road at the Cumberland Parkway in Pulaski County, KY. The project also

entails replacing approximately 10,200 LF of existing water main with 12-inch ductile iron water

transmission main, 2,000 LF of the 10,200 consists of two (2) crossings by directional bore method

using 16-inch DR 9 HDPE pipe. In addition, the project will consist of relocating an existing 250

GPM water booster pumping station along Hickory Nut Road. This project will also entail installing

approximately 11,200 LF of 12-inch PVC water transmission main from WTLO Road/KY Highway

3261 to and along Kentucky Highway 80 to the Fishing Creek Bridge in Pulaski County, KY. The

project will also consist of replacing and upgrading the Lee’s Ford Pump Station to 1,200 GPM. The

project included approximately 4,500 LF of 3-inch water line replacement and approximately 3,000

LF of 4-inch water line replacement. Total Estimated Costs: $5,197,000 with a 0-2 year start date. A

motion was made by Mr. Ed. Peretto to approve the Fishing Creek Area Water System Improvements

Project. Seconded by Mr. Billy Bartle. All in Favor. Motion Carried.

Next on the agenda was the election for the Vice Chairman for the Water Council. Mr. Aaron stated

that he had received a nomination for Green County Judge-Executive John Frank to be the new vice

chairman. With the floor being open and there being no other nominees, Mr. Ed. Peretto made a

motion to accept Judge-Executive John Frank to be the new Vice Chairman of the Water Council.

Seconded by Mr. Josh Pedigo. All in Favor. Motion Carried.

Mr. Aaron then introduced Ms. Heather Stevenson with Kentucky Rural Water Association. Ms.

Stevenson discussed an Apprenticeship program that Kentucky Rural Water launched back in the fall

of 2019. Ms. Stevenson stated that an apprenticeship, at its core, is a training model with two

components, which consist of, On the Job Training and Related Technical Instruction. Ms. Stevenson

also discussed a Registered Apprenticeship which is a nationally recognized credential with a stamp

of approval from the U.S. Department of Labor. Registered Apprenticeship also meets National

Quality Standards. Kentucky Rural Water has registered through the state of Kentucky to be a

Registered Apprenticeship which also gives KRW access to other federal resources including

potential funding. With much discussion, Ms. Stevenson presented a very informative PowerPoint

presentation along with many key things to consider with the apprenticeship program. Ms. Stevenson

commented that if anyone had any questions or needed further information they could contact her. At

that time Mr. Aaron thanked Ms. Stevenson for coming and turned the meeting over to Chairman

Eddie Wesley.

With there being no other business Chairman Eddie Wesley thanked everyone for coming and asked

for a motion to adjourn the meeting. Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Ed Peretto. Seconded by

Mr. Billy Bartle. All in Favor. Motion Carried. Meeting adjourned at 11:00 a.m. CDT.

Those attending the March 5, 2020 meeting of the LCADD Water Management Council:

1. Josh Pedigo, Green-Taylor Water District

2. Jennifer Thompson, Green-Taylor Water District

3. Eddie Wesley, East Casey Water

4. Neal Cundiff, LCADD

5. Morris Vaughn, Southeastern Water Association

6. Bobby Crow, Southeastern Water Association

7. Kasey Hoskins, LCADD

8. Eddie Brown, Kenvirons, Inc.

9. Ed Peretto, Burkesville Water & Wastewater

10. Ronda Abrell, LCADD

11. John Frank, Green County Judge Executive

12. Dana Whitis, City of Somerset

13. Tony Claunch, City of Somerset

14. Tyler McGowan, City of Jamestown

15. Jeff Hughes, Green-Taylor Water District

16. Michael Peterson, Greensburg

17. Darryl McGaha, LCADD

18. Heather Stevenson, Kentucky Rural Water Association

19. Billy Bartle, City of Liberty

20. Andrew Tucker, Green-Taylor Water District

21. Derek Aaron, LCADD

Lake Cumberland Regional Water Management Planning Council

March 5, 2020

AGENDA

Welcome/Opening Remarks………………….….Chairman Eddie Wesley

East Casey County Water District

Project Profile Review & Approval……….……..Derek Aaron

Water/Wastewater Coordinator

Election of WMC Vice Chair……………………. Chairman Eddie Wesley

East Casey County Water District

Apprenticeships Presentation…………………….Heather Stevenson

Kentucky Rural Water Association

Other Business…………………………………....Derek Aaron

Water/Wastewater Coordinator

Adjournment………………………………….…...Chairman Eddie Wesley

East Casey County Water District

Projects submitted for approval 3-05-2020:

Pulaski County

Southeastern Water Association

1. NEW Project: WX21199134 – Dixie Bend Tank Replacement

The Dixie Bend Tank Replacement, a base bid project, will consist of replacing the existing

standpipe water storage tank along Dixie Bend Road with a new 100,000 gallon elevated water

storage tank. Replacement of the tank is needed due to leaking at the base of the standpipe.

Over time, the leak could cause the tank's foundation to settle or other structural issues if

allowed to continue.

Total Estimated Costs: $622,000. 0-2 year start date.

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Pulaski County

Western Pulaski County Water District

2. NEW Project: WX21199135 – Fishing Creek Area Water System Improvements

1) Project consists of approximately 14,000 LF of 12-inch PVC water transmission main along the

Somerset, Kentucky Highway 914 Bypass from WTLO Road/KY Highway 3261 to Hacker Road at

the Cumberland Parkway in Pulaski County, KY. The project will also consist of replacing

approximately 10,200 LF of existing water main with 12-inch ductile iron water transmission

main, 2,000 LF of the 10,200 LF consists of two (2) crossings by directional bore method using

16-inch DR 9 HDPE pipe. In addition, the project will consist of relocating an existing 250 GPM

water booster pumping station along Hickory Nut Road.

2) Project also consists of installing approximately 11,200 LF of 12-inch PVC water transmission

main from WTLO Road/KY Highway 3261 to and along Kentucky Highway 80 to the Fishing Creek

Bridge in Pulaski County, KY. The project will also consist of replacing and upgrading the Lee's

Ford Pump Station to 1,200 GPM.

3) Project includes approximately 4,500 LF of 3-inch water line replacement and approximately

3,000 LF of 4-inch water line replacement.

Total Estimated Costs: $5,197,000. 0-2 year start date.

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