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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCorrespondence INDIANAPOLIS K TER COMPANY A subsidiary of IWC Resources Corporation March 23, 1989 U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service 925 Division Street Noblesville, IN 46060 Indianapolis Water Company White River North Drainage Attn: John South Engineer Dear John: Attached are the site drawings and seeding specs that we reviewed yesterday for our project at 11825 River Road in Carmel. I have talked to our consultant Black &Veatch and they will forward an erosion control plan to be used during construction that, after your review and approval, we will have the contractor adhere to. These same drawings are also being sent to the Hamilton County Surveyor's Office. Should you have any other questions please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Robert F. Miller,P.E. Principal Project Engineer 317 263 -6361 cc: Ward- Surveyor Office Liston Surveyor Office Brandau -CDC 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Telephone: 317 639 -1501 IIV DIAIVAPOLIS TIER aF COMPANY A subsidiary of IWC Resources Corporation March 23, 1989 Jerry L. Liston Engineering Technician Hamilton County Surveyors Office Hamilton °County Courthouse, Noblesville, IN 46060 Indianapolis Water Company White River North Drainage Dear Jerry: Attached are site drawings for our project at 11825 River Road in Carmel. From a discussion with John South of the SCS I have talked to our consultant Black &Veatch and they will forward an erosion control plan to be used during construction that we will have the contractor adhere to. These same drawings have also been sent; to the Hamilton County Soil Conservation Service. Should you have any other questions please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, '1/ Robert F. Miller,P.E. Principal Project Engineer 317 263 -6361 cc: Ward Surveyor Office South -SCS Brandau -CDC 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Telephone: 317 639 -1501 IIND COMPANY A subsidiary of IWC Resources Corporation August 30, 1988 Mr. Charles E. Kiphart Planning and Zoning Administrator City of Carmel 40 East Main Street Carmel, IN 46032 Dear Mr. Kiphart: Thank you for your August 18, 1988 letter advising that the Company is now eligible for a building permit for its water treatment plant in Clay Township. I understand that the city does not issue improvement location permits, but that your letter serves the same purpose. Naturally, we are moving forward with construction plans and will submit them through your office as soon as they are available in connection with the building permit process. Thanks again, for your help with this matter. Sincerely, ROBERT F. MIT,T,RR, P.E. RFM:cdn cc: Wilson S. Stober, Esquire John D. Proffitt, Esquire Rick R. Brandau, Carrrel 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Telephone: 317 639 -1501 INDIANAPOLIS %COMPANY A subsidiary of IWC Resources Corporation August 19, 1988 Vii, ';ticU Mr. Rick Brandau Assistant Director Department of Community Development City of Carmel 40 East Main Street Carmel, IN 46032 Docket No. 55588 Dear Rick: Attached for your files is a copy of the permit by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources for the above referenced project. Again I want to thank you for your help and assistance on this project. Sincerely, Robert F. Miller Principal Design Engineer RFM:cmg 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Telephone: 317 639 -1501 (tit S Eili"' tit *dit t `'4. x INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES JAMES M. RIDENOUR, DIRECTOR Division of Water C 2475 Directors Row V Indianapolis, Indiana 46241 August 12, 1988 0-r. `a,.- L G.S. Lyons, Sr. Vice Pres. Indianapolis Water Company g P.O. Box 1220 I Indianapolis, IN 46206 �I� 1 Re: Docket No. T- 10,687 Dear Mr. Lyons: The 1945 Flood. Control Act, IC 13 -2 -22, provided for regulatory authority by the -State of Indiana over all construction, excavation, or filling within the floodway of any Indiana river or stream. Enclosed is a copy of the staff report and the permit from the Natural Resources Commission for the application under this statute. Please review the permit thoroughly giving special attention to the limitations and conditions under which it was granted. You may appeal any portion of this permit by the procedures indicated on the attached sheet. The approval of this project by the Natural Resources Commission will be considered void unless construction is initiated within two (2) years. The permit must be posted and maintained at the project site. The enclosed permit is not a waiver of any local building ordinances or other state or federal laws. Sincerely your John N. Simpson, P.E. Director Division of Water JNS /MWN /mlm Enclosures pc: Tom Schellenberg Kenton C. Ward Van Eller Clay Township Dept. of Community Development C.O. "EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER" PERMIT APPEAL PROCEDURES The enclosed permit or any of the limitations and conditions which it contains may be appealed by either: 1. Requesting a reconsideration of the decision of the Advisory Council on Water and Mineral Resources by the Natural Resources Commission within 18 days from the mailing of this notice. This reconsideration may be initiated by making a written request directed to John N. Simpson, Director, Division of Water, 2475 Directors Row, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46241; or 2. Applying for review, under the administrative adjudication act, IC 4 -21.5, within 18 days from the mailing of this notice. To obtain this review, a written petition must be directed to James M. Ridenour, Director, Department of Natural Resources, Room 608 State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204. The request should contain the specific reasons for the appeal and the portion or portions of the permit to which it pertains. If an appeal is made within paragraph 1 or 2, the final agency determination will be made by the Natural Resources Commission. STATE OF INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION Certificate of Approval of Construction In A Floodway This certificate is Issued to Indianapolis Water Company in accordance with an application dated May 10, 1988 filed by G.S. Lyons, Senior Vice President for water treatment plant along West Fork White River upstream of the East 116th Street Bridge near Fishers, Hamilton County in the SEA, Section 34, T. 18 N., R. 4 E., UTMN= 423500, UTME= 580800 upon the finding by the Commission that the proposed work will not in the reasonably foreseeable future interfere with flood control in the State, or adversely affect the efficiency of nor unduly restrict the capaci- ty of the floodway or constitute an unreasonable hazard to the safety of life or property, nor result In an unreasonable detrimental effect upon fish, wildlife or botanical resources. The Commission approves the proposed work, subject to the limitations and conditions stipulated below, provided the project is constructed and maintained in accordance with the plans, specifications and other data submitted with the application. There shall be no deviation from said plans unless the proposed change in plans shall first have been submitted to and approved in writing by the State of Indiana acting by and through Its Natural Resources Commission. LIMITATIONS AND CONDITIONS This approval granted with the conditions that: (1) no felled trees, brush or other debris be left in the floodway of the stream, (2) all disturbed areas be (over) Further limitations and conditions are that notice shall be given the Commission five days prior to the beginning of construction. This approval shall become void If construction of the project has not been started within 24 months of the date of this Certificate. The approval by the Commission does not relieve the person making application of the responsibility to obtain all other permits, easements or approvals nor of liability for the effects of his project upon the safety of life and property of others. Recommended approval by the Council: August 11 ,19 88 4, fr.uncil Chair an _71AtItokit.4— 14414 Deputy Director Docket No. T- 10,687 S.F. 23016 LIMITATIONS AND CONDITIONS (continued) effectively protected from erosion during the construction period, (3) all bare and disturbed areas be suitably revegetated or otherwise provided with permanent protection upon completion, (4) the applicant receive the approval of the Department of Environmental Management Council Meeting: August 11 1988 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF, WATER Indianapolis, Indiana Docket No. T- 10,687 Application Date: May 10, 1988 Received: May 10, 1988 TITLE: WATER TREATMENT PLANT ALONG WEST FORK WHITE RIVER NEAR FISHERS OWNER: Indianapolis Water Company ENGINEER: G.S. Lyons, Senior Vice President Indianapolis Water Company P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis, Indiana 46206 PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The applicant proposes to place part of a water treatment plant in the floodway along the right (west) bank of West Fork White River. Those portions of the proposed treatment plant that lie in the floodway are: one (1) intake channel, one (1) presedimentation basin, three (3) sludge lagoons and an area of fill. The intake channel will extend 600 feet landward from an intake screen located in the channel to a presedimentation basin. The presedimentation basin will extend approxima- tely 750 feet southwest of the intake channel exit to a lift pump inlet. The width of the intake channel will be 10 feet and the width of the pre sedimentation basin will be 30 feet. The three (3) sludge lagoons will have dimensions of 100 feet by 150 feet and will be located approximately 850 feet landward of the West Fork White River channel centerline. The fill area will consist of a ridge of material with an average width of approximately 50 feet and extending approximately 300 feet into the flood- way. The maximum height of the fill will be 2 feet over existing grade of about 736 feet, M.S.L. LOCATION: Upstream of the East 116th Street Bridge Near Fishers, Hamilton County SE;, Section 34, T. 18 N., R. 4 E Fishers Quadrangle Map UTMN= 423500 UTME= 580800 DRAINAGE AREA: Approximately 1174 square miles. HYDROLOGY: Recorded historic flood information indicates that the March 1913, April 1964 and June 1958 floods reached elevation of 747.0, 742.0 and 741.5 feet, M.S.L., respectively, at the site. It is estimated that the 100 -year frequency flood will reach an elevation of about 745.0 feet, M.S.L. Docket No. T- 10.687 Page Two COMMENTS BY DIVISIONS: The following review comments have been submitted con- cerning the above reference project: Division of Water: The proposed water treatment plant will provide an expanded potable water supply for the service area of the Indianapolis Water Company. The intake channel, presedimentation basins, and sludge lagoons will lie below existing grade. The proposed area of fill will block approximately 1% of the floodway flow area and should therefore have no adverse effect on flood flows. Division of Fish and Wildlife: Fish, wildlife and botanical resource losses as a result of this project should be minimal and reasonable; however, all clearing of (woody) vegetation should be held to the absolute minimum. All bare and disturbed areas should be suitably protected and revegetated to prevent erosion during and after construction. A suitable mixture of grasses and legumes should be utilized. In addition, the wooded corridor along the river should not be cleared except for the minimum necessary to construct the intake channel. Division of Forestry: No significant impact upon commercial timber resources anticipated. Division of Nature Preserves: The Nature Preserve and Natural Heritage Program data base shows that there are no dedicated nature preserves, no known high quality natural areas, and no species of plants or animals that are considered rare, threatened or endangered that will be affected by this project. Division of Outdoor Recreation: This project will not directly affect any component of Indiana's Natural and Scenic Rivers System. No Land and Water Conservation Fund projects are affected by this action. CUMULATIVE EFFECT: Since nearly the entire project will occur below existing grades in the floodway this project will not have a significant impact on flood stages. The following projects have been approved by the Advisory Council and /or Commission: G -3,620 Home approved August 23, 1973 G -6,913 Office building approved August 27, 1981 G -7,794 Pole barn approved June 28, 1984 U- 10,701 Is a related project by the Water Company and is currently under review The combined projects will maintain the efficiency of the floodway. CONCLUSIONS: The proposed project, with conditions specified in the RECOMMENDATION, will not unduly restrict the capacity of nor adversely affect the efficiency of the floodway, will not constitute an unreasonable hazard to the safety of life or property, and will not result in unreasonably detrimental effects upon the fish, wildlife or botanical resources. July 14, 1988 Date Scott E. Mor ock Hydraulic Engineer W. Docket No. T -10 687 Page Three RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended that the application be approved with the conditions that: (1) no felled trees, brush or other debris be left in the floodway of the stream (2) all disturbed areas be effectively protected from erosion during the construction period (3) disturbed areas be suitably revegetated or otherwise provided with permanent protection upon completion (4) the applicant receive the approval of the Department of Environmental Management M'chael W n, P W. Neyer, .E. John N. impson, Assistant Director Director Division of Water Division of Water ksg O j �1 �:•1 mei Wesley G. Bucher DIRECTOR DEPT. OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT' Dorothy J. Hancock MAYOR August 19, 1988 Robert F. Miller, P.E. Principal Projects Engineer Indianapolis Water Company 1220 Waterway Blvd. P.O. Box 1 Indianapolis, IN 46206 RE: Docket No. S 55 -88 Dear .Bob: This letter is to confirm :-that the Carmel /Clay Board of Zoning Appeals approved a Special Use application identified as Docket Number S- 55-88, on July 25, 1988 "for a proposed surface water treatment plant and pumpage station for the Indianapolis Water Company. The approval was pending on agreement to be reached between Indianapolis Water Co. and the City of Carmel. Enclosed -:is a copy of a memo dated August 9, 1988' from Dorothy J.»Hancock, Mayor, that states the Indianapolis Water Company proposal dated July 27, 1988 is acceptable and the Board of Zoning Appeals Special-Use application motion may be approved. If you have any questions, "feel free to call at 844. -6433. Sincerely, Richard R.`Brandau Assistant Director RRB /ck cc: Wes Bucher Mayor Steve Andrews, Attorney file enc. 40 EAST MAIN STREET CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317/844.6433 C a rm e l Dorothy J. Hancock MAYOR August 9, 1988 To: Jim Dougherty, Utilities Manager From: Mayor Hancock RE: Indianapolis` Water Company Petition before the BZA Dear Jim: I have reviewed the letter from Indianapolis Water Companydated July 1988, and find it acceptable to meet the contingency in the motion of the BZA to approve a special variance for the Indianapolis Water Company. Sincerely, Dorothy J. Hancock Mayor DJH /bc r 40 CAST MAIN STREP.T CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317/844.6433 Dorothy J. Hancock 1tY 0 rmal (el James G. Dougherty MAYOR UrI IMS MANAGER M E M O Memo To: The Carmel Board of Zoning Appeals August 11, 1988 From: Jim Dougherty Re: Indianapolis Water Company Proposed Water Plant 1. The Indianapolis Water; Company responded to my July_ 19th, 1988 memo to you requesting certain assurances. Their response was dated July 27, 1988, and a copy is attached. 2. I forwarded a copy of the IndianapolJis Water Company response to Mayor Hancock. The mayor responded to IWC's,.letter on August 9, 1988. Attached is the ;:mayor's memo finding the IWC response acceptable to meet the Board of Zoning Appeals contingency for approval of the variance. Attached Indianapolis Water Company letter July 27, 1988 `Mayor Hancock memo August 9, 1988 1301st AVENUE, S.W. CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317/846-7316 e :Rm 10314 15/Sp MIDIANAPOILS Id' M° REc rt,,� R EEO IC4:3.11/1'A[NA E UTILITIES JIM DOUGI:f kTY h" A subsidiary of IWC.Rosources Corporation 1 JUL 1988 itatv July. 27, 1988 Carmel Utilities 130 First Avenue,.S..W. Carmel, IN 46032 Attention: James G. Dougherty Re Requested: assurances for the Hoard of Zoning Appeals. on our proposed new plant at 11825 River Road AFFIRMATION OF STATEMENTS TO. TH OF ZONING APPEALS THE, CITY OF CARTEL Thee Indianapolis Water Company (IWC)-reaffirms its statement to Carmel. and the Board of Zoning Appeals that: 1. IWC proposesJto build a 24 mgd (million gallons per day) surface water treatment plant and ground storage tank with provision for future expansion. 2. IWC does not anticipate that operation of this plant will 'adversely affect ground water levels off the proposed site'We intend to-develop mgd of well capacity on the` to facilitate construction. These wells wi.11 held as standby should dilution of the stream be necessary. 3. No sludges aenerated.in theIWC plant will be discharged into any sewer that reaches the Carmel wastewater plant. 4. IWC does not° ant that any discharges from this ,plant into White River will adversely affect the river and thusishould'not in any way''affect Carmel's permits to discharge to the ±fiver.. Nor does IWC that, the City of Carmel:will incur any added cost of treatment at'tlheir sewer plant because of any discharges of the IWC plant. Our discussions with'IDEM 1220 Waterway. Boulevard PO. Box 1220 '•Indianapolis,iIN 46206 Telephone: 317 639 -1501 INDIANAPOLIS WATER COMPANY �\:::::4(11 5 16 3 E ti C T to JIM CGUC. y ti JUL i.968 camel Utilities 1- July 27, 1980 le Page 2 to date indicate that the State Will only allow IWC a NPDES permit on the basis that we 'not adversely affect the stream. 5. Our Mbrse Reservoir is designed such that, given historical weather conditions, we are able to maintain stream flows above: 83 cfs or (54 mgd).. The needs of our 120 mgd White. River plant below Carmel require that we maintain a minimum stream flow in White River past Carmel's wastewater plant_at 96th street at least 83 cfs (54 mgd). IWC'has`no expectation that future demands placed on our White River plant will require any less than 54 mgd. The above affirmaUaong are °being offered''to the Carmel "Board of Zonin g Appeals _:and the City of Carmel to provide the requested' gU anoes relied upon in granting the requested approvals for permits and planning by the City of Carmel. Sincerely, c ;loseph a. Broyles C Sr. Vice President Operations .p .�..�..t..�.... r i r .i. �..p ...�..1 i t P t_t 1 TRANSACT 1011 F:EF'i1RT JIIL -29- FF:I 9:08 :f: IDHTE START .RECEI`VER A TX TIME PAGES NOTE _U 29 9 AA 871;4 R74 1'24" 2 K h +4 1 4 1 1 +',1 1 i i 1 1 1 F• 0 1 .4: T I F T :1 DATE START EMLE_R?:t' r::: TINE, 1:4 1101 E TII L-2 3 14.:` i G 11 V+ P 1 1 1 1 1 1 7oZ, rearm 4ans a ram MP? 04y0..11, vz VAII.113 VIM= CM W i Resources Corporation 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220 Indlanapolls, 111 46206 Telephone: 317.263 -6400 FAXFORM FOR FAX MACHINE ,��i',1415J6 PAGE 1 OF DOCUMENT DATE: July 29, ly8$ r` cAPP,Fi WHAMS IL 11M aUUGN'I'1Y TO: ta NAME James G Dougherty TITLE COt•1RANY: City of Carmel Utilities DEPT. ROOM OR SUITE •MMINONMAIS FROM: NAME: Joseph R. TITLE Senior Vice President" Operations COMPANY: Indianapolis Water Company DEPT ROOM OR SUITE STREET: P. O. BOX 1220 CITY:INDIANAPOLIS STATE :IN ZIP:46206 FAX #:(317) 263 -8448 FAXMACHINEFORM Fax No. 846 -6164 Dorothy J. Hancock MAYOR August 9, 1988 To: Jim Dougherty, Utilities Manager From: Mayor Hancock.: RE: Indianapolis Water Company Petition before the. BZA Dear Jim: I have reviewed the letter from Indianapolis Water Company dated July'27, 1988 and find it acceptable to meet the contingency in the motion of the BZA to approve a special variance for the Indianapolis Water Company. Sincerely, Dorothy J. Hancock Mayor DJH /bc 40 EAST MAIN STREET CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317/844 -6433 C i tyo f rmel Dorothy J. Hancock MAYOR August 9, 1988 To: Jim Dougherty, Utilities Manager From: Mayor Hancock RE: Indianapolis Water Company Petition before the BZA Dear Jim: I have reviewed the letter from Indianapolis Water Company dated July 27, 1988 and find it acceptable to meet the contingency in the motion of the BZA to approve a special variance for the Indianapolis Water Company. Sincerely, Dorothy J. Hancock Mayor DJH /bc 40 EAST MAIN STREET CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317/844 -6433 Dorothy Hancock City (e- J .1 rmel James G. Dougherty MAYOR UTILITIES MANAGER August 1, 1988 Memo To: Mayor Hancock From: Jim Dougherty Re: Indianapolis Water Company Petition before the Board of Zoning Appeals Attached is a letter dated July 27, 1988 from Indianapolis Water Company in response to my Memo dated July 19, 1988 attached. The Indianapolis Water Company response has been reviewed by Don Silvey and Don tells me he has reviewed it with Steve Andrews.. They both feel the Indianapolis response is acceptable. Personally, I would prefer to see a little more concrete wording in their assurances, which would afford the City more protection. In any case, we now have the responses of Don Silvey, Steve Andrews and myself. The final decision is yours as to whether this is acceptable. I had a conversation with Mr. Broyles Friday, July 29, 1988, and he was extremely anxious to know if his letter would be acceptable. I told him that as soon as your review had been made, I would contact him immediately. Please let me know your thoughts on this matter and I will` communicate it to Indianapolis Water Company. 1301st AVENUE, S.W. CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317/8464316 l c INDIANAPOLIS S REcE141518wEO E 4 COMPANY RMEI UTJLITIES c a JIM DOUGI••ERtY A subsidiary of IWC Resources Corporation ti JU 198 ti. ti July 27, 1988 Carmel Utilities r 130 First Avenue, S.W. r Carmel, IN 46032 o- Attention: James G. Dougherty Re: Requested assurances for the Board of Zoning Appeals on our proposed new plant at 11825 River Road AFFIRMATION OF STATEMENTS TO THE BOARD OF ZONING•APPEALS THE CITY OF CARMEL The Indianapolis Water Company (IWC) reaffirms its statement to Carmel and the Board of Zoning Appeals that: 1. IWC proposes to build a 24 mgd (million gallons per day) surface water treatment plant and ground storage tank with provision for future expansion. 2. IWC does not.anticipate that operation of this plant will adversely'affect ground water levels off the proposed site. We intend to develop 2 -3 mgd of well capacity on the site to facilitate construction. These wells will be held as standby should dilution of the stream be necessary. 3. No sludges generated in the IWC plant.will be discharged into any sewer that reaches the Carmel wastewater treatment plant. 4. IWC does not anticitaatd that any discharges from this plant into White River will adversely affect the river and thus should not in any way affect Carmel's permits to discharge to the river. Nor.does IWC"anticipate that the City of Carmel will incur any. added cost of treatment at their sewer plant because of any discharges of the IWC plant. Our discussions with'IDEM 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220 lndianapolis, IN 46206 Telephone: 317 639 -1501 4OIANAPOLIS WATER COMPANY �,�a213 0" RiC EI V EQ CAPM L to JIM Ct tj Y ti JUL +388 Carmel Utilities Cl July 27, 1980 4'0(6. I 2 Page 2 to date indicate that the State will only allow IWd a NPDES permit 'on that we nOt" adversely affect the stream. 5. Our Morse Reservoir is designed such that, given historical weather conditions, we are'able to maintain stream flows above 83 cfs or (54 mgd). The needs of our 120 mgd White River plant below Carmel require that we maintain a minimum stream flow in White River past Carmel's wastewater plant_at96th street of at least 83 cfs (54 mgd) IWC''has'no expectation that future demands placed on our White River plant will require any less than 54 mgd. The above aff3rmafibnS are wbeing offerecrto the of Zoning Appeals and_the City of Carmel to provide the requested' '"assurances`and. may be relied upon in granting the requested approvals for permits and planning by the City of Carmel. Sincerely, d seph R. Broyles Sr. Vice President Operations INDIANAPOLIS CO MPANY A subsidiary of 1WC Resources Corporation July 21, 1988 Mr. Rick Brandau Assistant Director Department of Community Development City of Carmel 40 East Main Street Carmel,_�IN 46032. Docket No. S5588 Dear Rick: The following addresses Carmel's recent concerns about our proposed water plant being below an existing Town of Fishers sewage plant outfall and above a proposed Fisher's outfall at 96th Street. We have been monitoring the quality of the river above and below the existing Fisher's outfall and have not found the effluent to have any deleterious effect on the river or our proposed intake. As regards to the affect that this water plant will have on the proposed outfall at 96th Street, the answer is none. Our proposed water plant will require additional release from Morse Reservoir to maintain White River flow during a low flow condition, in addition to that already released for our existing W. 16th Street plant. Thus, this new plant would not have any impact on what happens at either the existing Fisher's outfall Sincerely, Robert F. Miller Principal Projects Engineer RFM:cmg cc: File 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Telephone: 317 639 -1501 City sf r Dorothy J. Hancock James a Dougherty MAYOR UTILITIES MANAGER MEMO TO: The Carmel Board of Zoning Appeals JULY 19,1988 FROM: James G. Dougherty REPORT FOR CARMEL BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS FOR PROPOSED NEW WATER TREATMENT PLANT BY INDIANAPOLIS WATER DEPT. On July 12th 1988 Don Silvey and I met with Joe Broyles and Bob Miller of The Indianapolis Water Company to discuss the concerns of the city relative to any adverse affects their proposed plant may have on the City of Carmel water or wastewater. utilities. Those concerns in general were: A: RELATED TO CARMEL'S WATER UTILITY That Indianapolis Water shall not construct or operate any facility that would affect the Ground Water Supply for the City of Carmel. B. RELATED TO CARMEL'S WASTEWATER UTILITY That the proposed Indianapolis Water plant not impact, adversely (in any way) on Carmel's wastewater treatment plant or future costs of operating that pia.nt,(by reducing the flow in White Riverl,i:hich would be reflected in higher rates for Carmel sewer customers. in order-that the above concerns be Addressed in a_ mariner that should protect the citizens of Carmel and its ytil.i.ty customers r I bel.i.eve the jol l_o"wi.ng assurances must., s. be made by the T_ndianapoli_s, Water- Company to the City._of Carmel 'prior to final plan approval. The follow,i:ng:" a sample letter, that could be signed' hy The Indiana .,pole -s :Water Company which.would offer some minimum assurance t h 1. 4outd have ,some protection. Other persons may want to add other `°prow] s "ions,. cc: Ma\o'i Hancock Carmel Dori Si11 Commonwea:lt°h Richard Br."andau, DOCD Joe BroyleS, IWC, Bob Miller, Itv'( 130 15c AVENUE, S.W: .CARMEL;'INDIANA 46032 317/846 =7316 r. Date Carmel Utilities 130 First Ave. S. W. Carmel, In 46032 Attn: James G. Dougherty Re: Requested assurances for the Board of Zoning Appeals on our proposed new plant on 116th and White River AFFIRMATION OF STATEMENTS TO THE BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS THE CITY OF CARMEL The Indianapolis Water. Co. reaffirms its statement to Carmel and the Board of Zoning Appeals that: 1. The Indianapolis Water Co. proposes to build a 24 '`iGD surface water treatment plant ground storage tank. 2. That operation of the 24 MGD plant shall not adversely affect ground water levels off the proposed site beyond the construction period. 3. No sludges generated in the INDIANAPOLIS WATER COMPANY plant be discharged into any sewer that reaches the Carmel wastewater treatment plant. 4. No sludges generated in the INDIANAPOLIS WATER COMPANY plant will be discharged into White River which would (IN ANY WAY) adversely affect any discharge permits (NPDES) or other, which Carmel has at any point in time. That is the City shall be protected from added costs of treatment at their sewer plant that would. be affected. by any discharges of the INDIANAPOLIS WATER COMPANY plant. 5 We w i l l maintain a minimum stream flow in White River past Carmel' wastewater plant, at 96th street of a least. 83 cubic feet per second or (54 mgd) million gallons per day. G. We do have ample storage capacity in Morse reservoir to maintain the stream flows at a minimum of 83 cfs or (51• mgd.) under, any weather conditions. The above affirmations are being offered to the Carmel. Board of Zoning Appeals and the City of Carmel_ to provide the requested. assurances and may he relied upon in_granting the requested approvals for permits and planning by the City of Carmel. Sincerely, Joe Broyles Sr. Vice president Operations %INDIANAPOLIS Jo TER COMPANY A subsidiary of IWC Resources Corporation July 14, 1988 U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service 925 Division Street Noblesville, IN 46060 Attn: John South Engineer Re: White River North Drainage Dear John Subsequent to our telephone conversation of July 13 concerning the drainage at our proposed water treatment plant located north of 116th Street on River Avenue, the following will be coordinated with your office during the final design of this facility: 1. Detail crossections and profiles of the roadside drainage. 2. Redirection of the south property drainage more across our property to the river in lieu of the existing swale across adjacent property owners. 3. Redirection of drainage from the north along the north drainage easement to the river in lieu of across our property. As I mentioned we are currently looking to obtain a Special Use classification for the site and that the above will be developed during final design of the facility, which is a considerable expense we do not wish to incur unless we know that we can build on the site. Sincerely, RdeA.6 Robert F. Miller, P.E. Principal Design Engineer RFM ang cc: Liston Surveyor Office Brandau -CDC 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Telephone: 317 639 -1501 IN DIANAPOLIS LURTER COMPANY A subsidiary of IWC Resources Corporation July 13, 1988 City of Cannel Department of Utilities 130 1st Avenue S. W. P. 0. Box 1543. Cannel, IN 46032 Attn: James G. Dougherty Utilities Director Re: White River Flows Dear Jim: The following is what was requested in our meeting of July 12. The existing White River Purification Plant located at 950 W. 16th Street is our canpany's main plant and represents 70% of the water treated and pumped by the Indianapolis Water Canpany, which includes central, south, west and southeast Indianapolis with the capability of bleeding to the Indianapolis North side. The supply for the existing plant is the White River, via the canal at Broad Ripple, supplemented by release from Morse Reservoir during low flow. So obviously with the investment we have at this site, this plant will still remain a viable main plant not affected by the construction and operation of our proposed White River North plant north of 116th Street. Due to a recent study conducted by our consultant, Black Veatch, in 1985 the net available yield of the Morse Reservoir White River during a period of the two year drought of record is 87.3 MGD, this is up from the previous estimate of 75 MGD, the difference of which allows for the new plant. Of course these numbers are an average daily 'and would be higher in the summer and lower in the winter. Please refer to Bob Miller's letter of May 2nd, copy attached, to you showing our lowest daily production'at our existing plant for the previous 10 years. The existing White. River" plant is very secure and flexible with two canal intakes, three settling basins, 20 filters in two filter buildings, two sources of pumpage and multi- conduits to get the water away from the site. It would take a total disaster to wipe us out canpletely, which is highly improbable, any damage to a portion of the plant during drought conditions would be repaired or jury- rigged during round the clock efforts to be back in service therefore it is unlikely that the flow in White River would be disrupted. We have no plans to replace the White River plant or reduce its capacity. 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220. Indianapolis, IN 46206 Telephone: 317 639 -1501 Mr. Jaynes G. Dougherty Page 2 July 13, 1988 I hope the above addresses your concerns about the new plant affecting the flow in White River and our existing plant that also utilizes this source. As you requested, attached is a copy of water level readings at the site and location of the piezometers. Sincerely, Joe Broyles Sr. Vice President Operations JRB:RFM:ang cc: D. Silver, Camienwealth R. Brandau, CDC k.," INDIANAPOLIS U.ICITER CCIIVIPANY May 2, 1988 A subsidiary of IWC Resources Corporolon City of Carmel Dept. of Utilities Attn: James G. Daugherty, Utilities Director 130 1st Av. S.W. P. O. Box 1543 Carmel, IN 46032 Re: White River Purification Plant Minimum Production Dear Jim: As discussed in our meeting of March 28 listed below is the minimum production for the previous ten years at our existing White River Purification Plant which is fed by the canal frail it's take off fran the White River in Broad Ripple. I hope this data is helpful in showing the state what we would at least maintain in White River during drought conditions. I'm sorry it took so long to get this information but we had to dust off some of the older records. 12/30/78 46.71 MGD 12/08/79 49.51 MGD 12/26/80 50.86 MGD 12/25/81 51.07 MGD 12/25/82 45.66 MGD 02/26/83 50.53 MGD 12/30/84 52.40 MGD 01/06/85 56.02 MGD 12/26/86. 55.89 MGD 12/25/87 55.16 MGD I will have the numbers together shortly regarding our sludge at our proposed White River North Station and will forward them to you when they are complete. Sincerely, Robert F. Miller, P. E. Principal Projects Engineer RFM:psk cc: D. R. Silvey, Ccmnonwealth Engineers 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis. IN 4R2OR Tom►....►.___. WHITE RIVER NORTH WATER LEVELS USES ELEVATIONS RIVER GROUND WATER READINGS (FT/ FLOW (N6D1 a S aaa=a=a====a==== Nobles- WR North 116th Boring Boring Boring Boring Nobles- Nobles DATE ville Site Street Nora B -1 B -2 B -5 B -6 ville Nora ville Nora ===a ___r a 03- FEB -88 747.0 729.8 728.5 718.0 731.7 8.88 7.13 2,175 2,801 05- FEB -88 744.6 727.4 726.1 716.1 6.48 5.27 988 1,528 16- FEB -88 735.4 734.7 734.2 731.5 19- FEB -88 744.0 727.2 725.9 115.5 5.83 4.67 702 1,149 26- FEB -88 743.7 726.5 725.2 715.2 735.9 735.4 734.4 731.9 5.50 4.31 568 945 04- MAR -88 743.0 726.0 724.7 714.5 735.7 735.2 730.3 729.6 4.82 3.61 329 601 11- MAR -88 744.4 727.3 726.0 715.9 736.2 735.6 734.7 732.0 6.20 5.04 866 1,382 18- NAR -88 743.0 725.8 724.5 714.4 736.1 735.6 734.6 731.6 4.87 3.55 345 575 25- MAR -88 742.7 725.6 724.3 714.2 736.1 735.6 734.7 731.8 4.58 3.35 263 492 31- MAR -88 742.9 725.9 724.6 714.5 736.2 735.6 734.6 731.8 4.76 3.63 310 610 08- APR -88 751.1 734.3 733.0 721.7 737.7 736.9 735.8 733.5 12.98 10.90 4,486 4,963 15- APR -B8 743.3 728.1 726.8. 714.9 737.2 736.6 735.6 732.8 5.18 4.07 504 819 22- APR -88 742.8 725.8 724.5 714.3 737.0 736.4 735.4 732.2 4.68 3.47 332 541 29- APR -88 742.6 725.3 724.0 713.8 736.8 736.2 735.1 732.0 4.48 2.99 275 359 06- NAY -88 742.4 724.7 723.4 713.6 736.5 735.8 734.9 731.6 4.28 2.78 227 290 13- MAY -88 742.3 724.7 723.4 713.4 736.4 735.7 734.7 731.5 4.11 2.59 189 234 20- NAY -68 742.1 724.6 723.3 713.3 736.1 735.5 734.4 731.2 3.97 2.42 161 189 27- HAY -88 742.1 724.5 723.2 713.3 735.9 735.3 734.2 731.0 3.93 2.41 154 204 03- JUN -88 742.0 724.3 723.0 713.1 735.7 735.2 734.1 731.0 3.84 2.21 113 155 10- JUN -88 742.1 724.3 723.0 713.1 735.4 734.8 733.7 730.6 3.90 2.26 123 167 17- JUN -88 742.0 724.0 722.7 712.9 735.4 734.7 733.6 730.5 3.86 2.07 117 124 24- JUN -88 741.8 724.0 722.7 712.9 735.0 734.5 733.2 730.3 3.65 2.03 84 116 01- JUL -88 741.8 724.0 722.7 712.9 734.9 734.4 733.2 730.2 3.68 2.06 89 122 11- JUL -88 741.7 724.2 722.9. 712.9 734.6 734.1 732.9 730.0 3.58 2.07 74 124 NOTES: 1. ON APRIL 22, A CORRECTION FOR THE DISCHARGE AT NOBLESVILLE WAS INCORPORATED FOR READINGS AFTER APRIL 6. THE CORRECTION IS A POSITIVE SHIFT OF 0.15' FOR READINGS LESS THAN 7'. 2. ON APRIL 22, AN UPDATED USES TABLE FOR DISCHARGE AT NORA WAS INCORPORATED FOR ALL NORA DISCHARGE RATES. 3. ON MAY 27, AN ERROR IN THE DISCHARGE AT NOBLESVILLE WAS CORRECTED FOR READINGS AFTER APRIL 8. THE CORRECT DISCHARSE IS LESS THAN WHAT HAD BEEN PREVIOUSLY SHOWN. 4. ON JUNE 21, A NEW RATING TABLE FOR DISCHARGE AT NORA WAS INCORPORATED FOR ALL NORA DISCHARGE RATES AFTER APRIL 30. NOBLESVILLE RATES WERE REVISED FOR JUNE. I Z 4 11(•; 1 CO ZLLI H; CO L Z N. N Q cc (D w CT) 1-Z 6` v) m Q H 1 Z cr W >Z z O o \S\ ii Q, 1 1 1 t m /I l 1 WL Fe i\ r In 03 N m I 1 t 1 1 m A f:� N MI •l� 1 .......09-z.-...rat, 94.at:6%•.,.,%.,.. eft, mos 'asses "mi i ngisiEsi We it WW1. 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Principal Projects Engineer Indianapolis Water Compa`riy 1220 Waterway Boulevard P. 0. Box 1220 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Dear Mr. Miller, I have reviewed your site plan for a proposed new water treatment plant and pumping station in Hamilton County and find no objections to the proposed elevations. The air space zoning in effect for Indianapolis Metropolitan Airport would permit construction of a building not to exceed 250' above ground level at that proposed site. Since it is over 1 mile from the Airport, no potential hazard is threatened and the filing of a form 7460 would not be required. We appreciate your submitting your plans to the Airport Authority for review and if you have further questions, please feel free to call me at 248 -5003. Sincerely, 0 62 -+X- -€E(21-414-7.-- Elaine Roberts Executive Assistant ER /gs BOARD MEMBERS: John M. Vaughan Gordon St. Angelo Cecil D. Ross Lawrence A. O'Connor, Jr. James L. Tuohy President Vice President Secretary Member Member INDIANAPOLIS ISm RIO Q LI r L IFr B1 COMPANY A subsidiary of IWC Resources Corporation June 9, 1988 �=r Rick Brandau Assistant Director raTh Dept. of Community Development City of Carmel 40 East Main Street Carmel, IN 46032 E3 Re: Docket No. 55588 L) w Qt Dear Rick: Attached is the Proof of Publication, for the above referenced Docket, from the Noblesville Ledger. Also attached are two slightly revised copies of the site plans, for your file, with the revisions requested by Jerry Liston of the Hamilton County Surveyors Office. I have met with Jim Hufford of Hamilton County Highway and we will increase the pavement width from the existing 18 feet to 24 feet along our road frontage. This extra six foot of width will be on the east side of the existing pavement. We will also restore any damaged pavement along River Avenue due to our construction at our expense. I have also notified the Indianapolis Airport Authority about our proposed tank and they are checking to see if it affects them. Sincerely, 11 Robert F. Miller, P. E. Principal Projects Engineer RFM:psk attachment 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Telephone: 317 639 -1501 INDIANAPOLIS COMPANY A subsidiary of IWC Resources Corporation June 9, 1988 Jerry L. Liston Engineering Technician Hamilton County Surveyors Office Hamilton County Courthouse Noblesville, Indiana 46060 Re: White River North Water Treatment Plant Dear Mr. Liston: Attached is a revised site plan of our proposed project showing the existing culverts under River Avenue, the 15 foot drainage easement along the North and South property lines and existing Right -of -Way of the road. I have met with Jim Hufford of the County Highway Office and we will widen the road from 18 feet to 24 feet along our road frontage. This six foot extension will be to the East on our property. We will also correct any damage to the road due to our construction traffic. Also attached are: 1. Site location plan. 2. Soil type plan. 3. Legal survey. 4. Landscaping plan that shows the screening along the road. If you need any other information you can contact me at the number below. Sincerely, WW-e/V77 Robert F. Miller, P. E. Principal Projects Engineer (317) 263 -6361 RFM:psk cc: Rick Brandau Jim Hufford attachments 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Telephone: 317639 -1501 R2] I NDIANAPOLIS ilk La3MTF, June 6, 1988 COMPANY A subsidiary of IWC Resources Corporation Rick Brandau Assistant Director Dept. of Community Development City of Carmel 40 East Main Street Carmel, Indiana 46032 Docket No. S5588 Dear Rick: Attached is a letter dated May 25, 1988, from the Department of Natural Resources stating that they foresee no problems with our planned construction of the water treatment plant and pumping station at the proposed site along River Avenue. We are still receiving receipts from the Postal Service on our notification mailing to adjoining property owners and I will transmit these to you once I have them all collected. Regarding the other permits necessary for the construction of the plant, we have submitted site plans to both the Hamilton.County Surveyors office and Hamilton County Highway office and expect their replies shortly. Once the reclassification of the site is complete we will have our Consulting Engineer, Black Veatch, develop detail plans for construction after which we will file for the permit from the Indiana Department of Fire Prevention and Building Safety prior to starting construction. During design we will be talking to the Indiana.Department of Environmental Management for permission to discharge our waste sludge back to White River; if this is denied we will negotiate with Carmel Utilities about accepting our sludge into their waste treatment system. We have had preliminary discussions with Jim Dougherty about this sludge disposal possibility; if they cannot accept our sludge then the sludge lagoons would become drying beds with eventual disposal at a landfill. We do intend.to tie into the, Carmel Sewer System for domesticwaste and have discussed this with.Mr. Dougherty. During design we will submit plans to the U.S. Corps of Engineers for their approval of the river intake structure. We are still talking to the Water. Supply Division of the Department of. Environmental Management to determine if they wish to review the plans prior to construction and as yet have not received a reply. The above permits, as I mentioned previously, cannot be obtained without full detail design plans, a considerable expense we do not wish to incur unless we know that we can build on the site. If the Special Use reclassification is approved we would be happy to..furnish these permits to your office as we obtain them and prior to any construction taking place. Sincerely, W 6/14-f..-4 4- 0 74/V12—t— Robert F. Miller, P. E. Principal Projects Engineer RFM:psk 1220 Waterway Boulevard P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Telephone: 317 639 -1501 -'i• v.rrrr• r..r r.ww.. rv.• r.r..•�.. �".uVYY �r 11 VANE OF APPLICANT Indianapolis Water Company BUSINESS ADDRESS 1220 Waterway Blvd_ P. n_ Pnx 127n CITY Indianapolis STATE Indiana ZIP CODE 46206 APPLICANT IS INDIVIDUAL PARTNERSHIP CORPORATION X CONTACT PERSON G. S. Lyons PHONE (317) 263 -6430 The above named applicant hereby requests permission of the Board of Commissioners of the County of Hamilton', State of Indiana, to install utility lines, cable, pipe or conduit within the RIGHT OF WAY of the following designated county highway (s). Curb cut at 11825 River Avenue, Approximately 2400 ft. north of 116th Street (If giving address include distance from nearest intersection) Installation will be done on the following date or dates February 1 1989 to April 1 purpose of construction and-then operation of a new water treatment plant. Drawing9hasor the been .furnished to you on May 23 1988. (Attach plan, including North Arrow, Scale, Section, Township,Range,Intersection of nearest street with distance to intersection and location of installation within the RIGHT OF WAY.) The undersigned applicant has provided a Surety Bond, payable to Hamilton County, in the. penal .sum as designated by the Board of Commissioners, which bond will be conditioned upon complete restoration of affected highway or highways to their original condition and to in- demnify and hold Hamilton County harmless from any and all loss or damage caused by applicant, its agents or employees, during the time said highway or highways are obstructed or as the result thereof. Indianapolis Water Company Name o Applicant BY v DATE sh -7 1 P REGULATED DRAIN This project does not affect a [IThis project affects the following �t�lajg�3...•dr�.in�•= r g Application must be made to the Hamilton County Drai•age Board for constr on within the dr i RIGHT OF WAY. i u. ro DATE 4 Survey. Hamilton Co "nty PERMIT Permission is hereby granted to the above named applicant to install lines, cable,pipe or conduit within the designated highway or highways on the date (s) indicated. (All pursant to Burns Indiana Statues 36- 717 720 Acts 1947, in corporated herein by reference.) APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF Aig hly SURETY BOND NUMBER COUNTY AMOUNT DATE Jo' �ce., L President o(c�� Ah AO n'mber 6 Member DATE ZD d'0 APPROVE BY COUNTY HIGHWAY SUPERVISOR FOR BO F COMM SSIONER ATTEST: p�J, 'Hamilton County Highway Supervisor Auditor,, Ha i to County DATE 4/Af DATE 61 rJ /A'U vEYOR S p „gc FF JC .4ri 5 4 v v f r A (/(Thc lv. N: rr im »t f r j. 1� o. rc�Q r 3 �'I f t X 11 i I l �y 2 q ,r te a'� a� f l I I_ i� e I) i �t d :�,-C .J ,_L.n.:...:,* w tee, re/ 5 J l�'`2 I. i I >3 p� .J y J J l r try a( Z 1v al,„„ f tr. Y '�''r }£'-r," r „Kenton C. 7_ CWatd, cSutve 776 -9626 Toblesvtlte, c%nd, 46060 June 2 19 8 TO: Indianapolis Water Company 1220 Waterway Blvd. P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis, In 46206 RE: White River North Water Treatment Plant I have reviewed the above plaans and have the following comments: 1. Add site location map to plans 2. What road improvements are to be made along River Avenue? (side ditch, culverts etc.) 3. Show existing and proposed Right of Way for River Avenue on plans. 4. Recommend 15' drainage easement along North and South property line. 5. What type of screening is to be used? 6. Note soil types on plans. 7. Need copy of boundary survey. 8. Show existing culverts under River Avenue. Show size and type of these pipes. If questions call 776 -9626. Sincerely, rryi Liston JLL /no .ngineering Technician cc: Bucher Hufford SCS ,.y., i 7"f L X dk h C W Ni,„ 2:4,', ..:fil'!:.,--F;,,-; .tif I s s '1 S f 7 r te il t j OV d: s t \It.J L w V r rz'� �,r t f -mot ":i: 1:-.. '7''': .1 I3 Ov--k J L J oT wk u e:� c :sir 0 P 1 z 1 N N W CC r0 C4 w cp re) w Z 0 Nt 0 t) 0 t C.P.IOU 0 T1V.:i LILLI Z C\J N CL C\J .St a) 0 L.L.1 C■1 W Z IO N 0 re) Lo 0 In CO 'r cc LA., o N -J M CL LLI cn I- Li re N 1 o Li ce z u.i re ix. L N 0 0 0 CO 03 i. 0 Li n cc re a 4- N L 0 Z --zz=r col) c==r 0 o 0 0cDocp la LJ C\1 ('4 .3 cc 1 '1‘l N 1 11 LLI 4 cn C J C.D 1 co z N ce N 4 *411 1 t Li_ li-1 0 F- __J I- 1— n IL, OK. 1 --I N -J 1 M I- La. CL I N 0 0 Li...1 N V) CD N 'NI D I rONI N., a_ u) c° I N. r 0 LIN 7-.)-- r0 (.0 K) 0 CO F.- CL w •ai CINV1UUTIO t■- 1 00 c.o I t6j a I I re I o i ll i Z cc 41141 Itacigas somossommis I I LLJ .'L V) N. I i 1 1 2.1 I cn cc rn 1 H- j 1 hi Z z f 'N. 0 0 c:::• i 1-..- -r. c 1 ro re) :'7- 7, 1 (1) I, N N 00 __J LLI I ii h3 min 7 (0 I' •ai N.13..i.Nvi a In CO hi C:. '7 r.r fl 7 mossossamo eizommaamasse m:aa i ro t.L.1 li.1 V) CC cf) 1 1 1 1- i-• ri". I: s V) I- 0 a.. n o_ I 1 i N r0 n C■1 CM ro C■1 1'0 r0 7-7— i 1 i --t d,... !A.i.,::--- f-71;•--------___ L 1 1 1---- 1 •(odi i_ 1 I. _c N■ :::1 C;) N .1■116 N. LiJ N. It. w -k— NI- o in tn N 0 N --N ril L w La ro 0 0 0 1 Nr v ro w o N r0 Al x cc II L3 W 1 0 Z La in i i-:-. 0 )4 C4 cn N 0 CC a) L. CL la CD 3- °MA i3-11:"J 1 co z ce re a re z el V) O.. CO LLI W N r0 w o A re) k41 el K.) Z'IL N L cii Li' LLI -J C.) 03 "4" 001- 0) CD CO ril Lai cc cL w r0 o CD La \II a E L j 1 co 1-- I iii 1 y c. 2 1 I 1 CC 1 htialMil Pa INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES JAMES M. RIDENOUR, DIRECTOR Division of Water 2475 Directors Row May 25, 1988 Indianapolis, Indiana 46241 y 317- 232 -4160 G.S. Lyons Senior Vice President Indianapolis Water Company P.O. Box 1220 Indianapolis, IN 46206 Re: Water treatment plant and distribution system along the West Fork White River (Docket No.'s T- 10,687 and G- 10,701) Dear Mr. Lyons: This letter is to update you on the current status of the proposed water treatment plant and distribution system along the West Fork White River near Fishers, Hamilton County. The Division of Water along the other commenting Divisions within the Department of Natural Resources have reviewed the project and foresee mo problems with the planned construction. The project will likely be recommended for approval to the Advisory Council on Water and Mineral Resources at their July meeting. If there are any questions, please contact Mr. Jon Stolz, Hydraulic Engineer, at (317) 232 -5660. Very truly yo rs, John N. Simpson, P.E. Director Division of Water JNS /JDS /mlm cc: Bill Andrews "EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER"