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Council approves $5,248,300 Kimley-Horn agreement to design the Northeast Interceptor
On February 23, 2021 the council approved, 5-0 on the consent agenda, a $5,248,300 professional engineering services agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates for the planning, design, procurement and construction phases of the northeast wastewater interceptor line. The agenda description said the line was essential for future growth, including the future expansion of Centerport, and would serve or relieve underserved areas on the east side of the City.[1][2]
Ginger NelsonElaine HaysFreda PowellEddy SauerHoward SmithKimley-Horn and Associates
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On February 23, 2021 the council approved on its consent agenda, 5-0 (Mayor Nelson and Councilmembers Hays, Powell, Sauer and Smith), a professional engineering services agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates for $5,248,300.00 for "the planning, design, procurement, and construction services phases of the northeast wastewater interceptor line." The item said the line was "essential for future City growth and economic development including the future expansion of Centerport," with the primary purpose to "serve or provide relief in underserved areas of the east side of the City." [1]
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A January 2024 amendment describes the Kimley-Horn agreement as dated February 24, 2021, for design and construction services for about 80,000 linear feet of sanitary sewer mains in Potter County, and says funding for the project was approved in the FY 16/17 through FY 20/21 Community Investment Program. [2]
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The two CIP editions that list the interceptor describe it differently. The FY2020/21 edition calls it "a multi-year pipeline project to help eliminate strain on the wastewater collection system" that would "open up gravity flows on the Northeast side of Amarillo and potentially eliminate the need for future lift stations and the Imhoff tank." The FY2022/23 edition says it "will run from I-40 north to the RR WRF" (River Road Water Reclamation Facility) and "will Move water currently going to HR WRF [Hollywood Road] to RR WRF." [3][4]
