Infiltration Testing Sample Clauses

Infiltration Testing. The Conceptual Stormwater Management Report that was developed for 30% design outlined next steps to further the design of the stormwater design system. If no testing data is available at locations of proposed UIC locations, conduct stormwater falling head infiltration tests at depths between 1 and 5 feet at locations where UICs are proposed to be installed. Assumptions: • Up to four (4) locations to be identified for infiltration testing • Consultant shall identify sample set locations of existing dry xxxxx for City to test. Sample sets should be located relatively close to water sources. • City will conduct a sample set of performance testing of existing drywells that are proposed to be utilized in the stormwater design.
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Infiltration Testing. Phase 1 (Contingency Task) The Consultant shall provide infiltration testing services for design elements in Phase 1 consisting of testing of nearby drywells for UIC design purposes. This task includes the following: • Notification to the One-Call Utility Notification Service to identify public underground utilities near the test pit locations and we assume a private utility locator will be needed. • Obtain necessary permits and perform traffic control, if needed, during testing. • Infiltration testing on up to two (2) nearby existing drywells, where drywell design is anticipated to provide infiltration design rate. Assumptions: • Use the nearest City of Bend (COB) fire hydrant, a COB water flow meter, and 2.5-inch diameter fire hose to test the drywells. Perform infiltration tests conformance with Central Oregon Stormwater Manual (COSM), Appendix 4B. Summarize the infiltration testing results in an infiltration testing report. Deliverables: • Infiltration Testing Report to be included with 30% deliverable – Phase 1
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