INFRAMARK INFRAS  OPERATIONS  Ebensburg PA Municipal Authority June 2022 Management, Operations &  Maintenance Report  July 25,2022    Summary June.  During June, Inframark continued to work toward safe and compliant operations. The Ebensburg Wastewater Treatment Plant treated 20.832 million gallons in the month of  Critical Issues  Projects Project  Est. Date  Status  Priority Approval Complete  Level    Operations  NPDES Permit Compliance  1. Please review the following tables that summarize NPDES reporting criteria for. June 2022  2. There were no permit violations for the month June 2022  Influent Parameter Influent Flow (MGD) BOD5 (mg/L) BOD5 Load (Lbs.) TSS (mg/L) TSS Load (Lbs.)  Average .694 161.0 1,029 133.0 802.0  Min .528 150.0 173.0 754.0 1,482 60.0 376.0 1,493  Max 1.027  Limit NA NA NA NA NA  Excursion NO NO NO NO NO  296.0  Effluent Parameter CBOD5 (mg/L) CBOD5 Wkly Avg (mg/L) CBOD5 Load (bs) CBOD5 Load' Wkly Avg (Lbs) TSS (mg/L) TSS Wkly Avg (mg/L) TSS Load (Lbs) TSS Load' Wkly Avg (Lbs) Eff pH (SU) EffDO (mg/L) Fecal (CFU/100 mL) Fecal (CFU/100 mL) GE MEAN  Average Min Max 2.1 1.9 2.1 1.9 13.0 9.0 13,0 10.0 1.1 0.8 1.1 1.0 7.0 4.0 7.0 6.0 7.20 7.12 9.11 7.67 79.0 21.0  Limit/Max Excursion 2.4 37.5/50 NO 2.2 37.5 NO 18.0 417/626 NO 15.0 417 NO 1.5 45/60 NO 1.2 45 NO 9.0 501 NO 8.0 751 NO 7.31 6/9 NO 9.85 Min6 6 NO 166.0 10,000 NO 2000 NO    Maintenance & Repair  Preventive  Made daily equipment checks and plant rounds Plant safety inspection complete for the month Cut grass and weed eat around plant  several times a shift Ran centrifuge weekly  Swept and mopped control building floors weekly Pulled mixers in basin #4 due to debris caught in  blades    Work Order Statistics 06/01/2022 To 06/30/2022  **The number closed in this time whether they were due in this time or some other time period.  Number of Preventative WO's that were due Number of Corrective WO's that were due Number of Skipped WO's that were due Total Number of WO's that were due Number of Preventative WO's that were closed** Number of Corrective WO's that were closed** Total Number of WO's that were closed** Number of Preventative WO's still open Number of Corrective WO's still open Total Number of WO's still open Performance Metrics June 2022  198 2 0 198 196 2 198 0 0 0  Daily Average Flow (Gallons) 690,044  Monthly Flow (Gallons) 20,832,000  Single Day Max Flow (Gallons) 1,027,300  WastewaterTreated  Sludge  Hauled to Land Fill  9.544 Tons    Financial Update  Contract Year to Date $7,340.21 $20,099.97  Remaining Balance $15,633.41 $55,713.24  Caps Maintenance Cap Sludge Cap  Monthly Cap $1,914.47 $6,317.77  June 2022 $1,974.38 $6,629.32  Maintenance Expenditures Vendor  Expense $915.33 $272.36 $23.60 $535.04 $55.79 $35.25 $137.01 $1,974.38  Description  Lubrication Engineers Acel Hardware Sheetz State Chemical Dollar General Sheetz Kaza Fire Equipment Total  Oilf for blowers and centrifuge Cordless Hedge trimmer Fueli for mower Bee spray, three floor squeegees Fani for lab, cleaning supplies Fuel fori mower New fire extinguisher    Health & Safety  1) Through the end of. June, Inframark Ebensburg employees have worked 6,358 days  without al lost time injury or recordable. 2) Held daily tailgate meetings with staff.  Personnel  Name  Title Region Plant Manager Lab Manger Operator Operator in Training Operator in Training  Wastewater Operator Certifications  Jerry Shupe Jr. Vice President, Mid-Atlantic  Mike Montgomery Sharon Burkett Randy Lauer Ryan Lanzendorfer Kyle Smiley  PA Class A, E Subclass 1,2,3,4 PA Class A, E Subclass 1,2,3,4,5 PA Class A, E Subclass 1,2,3,4  None None  Appendix  June's 2022 Discharge Monitoring Report is available upon request.  Michael. J. Montgomery Plant Manager    INFRAMARK WATER INFRASTRUCTURE OPERATIONS  Ebensburg Municipal Authority  June monthly report for WTP  ER  14    INFRAMARK WATER INFRASTRUCTURE OPERATIONS  July 25, 2022 Ebensburg Borough 300 West High Street Ebensburg, PA 15931 Dear Authority Members,  Inframark is pleased to submit the June 2022 monthly report detailing the operations Thank you for the opportunity to provide Operations and Maintenance Services to the city of Ebensburg. To ensure we are providing material that is of value to you, please  and maintenance of the Ebensburg water treatment facility.  provide any questions or comments to me regarding this report.  Sincerely, Luke Byrne    Executive Summary  During the month of June, the Ebensburg water treatment plant treated 23,593,000 gallons of reservoir water. This equates to an average of 786,433 gallons per day. This number is down from previous months due to some recent leak repairs ini the distribution system. The table found in plant performance of this packet showcases past month's historical average flows and how the recent water leak repairs have There were two power outages during the month. The outages caused the DAF recycle pump motor VFD to fault. The VFD was able to be reset only causing mild settled turbidity issues. One issue of concern that was noted during the outage was the inability of the lower reservoir VFD to start or stop automatically. This is a relatively new concern that came to light as we have only started using the lower reservoir beginning On. June 13th the director of recreation Dirk Johnson called with some concerns about recent lab results and difficulties maintaining chlorine levels in the public swimming pool. Imet Mr. Johnson at the pool to help trouble shoot the problem. After observing the process, we determined the chlorine feed pump had failed. We also determined some critical components were missing that prevent back siphonage when applying chemicals. Inframark provided a few of the components needed to properly plumb the chemical feed system and installed a spare pump from the WTP. We were able to get the pool back to normal operating conditions within 24 hours. Mr. Johnson ordered a On June 16, 2022, representatives from the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Bureau of Safe Drinking Water conducted a site visit at the Ebensburg WTP to collect a sample to be analyzed for the cyanotoxins in the raw source water. Ihave included information along with this report regarding the bureau of safe drinking water Inframark conducted a hold study on the water that is produced from the Ebensburg water treatment plant. The goal of this study was to determine if the water produced at the Ebensburg Water treatment plant could maintain and meet all the water quality parameters after 10 days of age. We analyzed chlorine, temperature, and pH in-house daily and Fairway labs conducted the disinfection by-product analysis. The results indicate that the water produced at the Ebensburg WTP can meet all water quality On June 23 Inframark's senior technical manager Mr. Dwayne Lowry and I presented a power point presentation to the borough manager and Stiffler McGraw. The presentation provided several options for the authority to consider that could remedy the reoccurring disinfection by-product issues. Ift there are any questions or concerns about these recommendations, we would be happy to have further discussions.  decreased the daily demand.  May 1, 2022.  new pump that we installed June 27th.  cyanotoxin monitoring plan.  parameters even after 10 days.  Monthly Report  Page 1    On the Radar  Inframark's recommendations to Ebensburg EMA and Stiffler McGraw to resolve the  Disinfection By-Products ini the distribution system. New raw water controlling valve to replace current worn valve  Service clarifiers Operations Compliance:  What is the monthly compliance reporting? We send about 10 pages of data that have been collected by our operators and SCADA system. These reports consist of over 20,000 points of data that are compiled into a report and sent to the state every month called the "Monthly Operating Report" (MOR). This report is a representation of how well the plant is operating during the prior month. Monthly Compliance reporting for. July is being compiled and will be submitted to Samples were collected for annual testing of Inorganic Compounds (IOC's), Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC's), and Synthetic Organic Compounds (SOC's). All sample results were either non-detects or found to be well below the Every month we are required by state regulations to collect and analyze a minimum of nine bacteriological samples per a state approved sampling site plan. In June, we collected nine samples. Ofthe nine samples zero were found to be total coliform positive. Every month we are also required to monitor chlorine levels in the distribution system. A minimum of one sample per week is required and the sample must be at equal to or greater than 0.20mg/L free chlorine. Four samples were collected in June and all four samples were above the minimum Calibrated online and lab instrumentation to conform to PA DEP requirements. Collected and documented comparative grab samples to ensure accuracy of Collected and documented comparative grab samples to ensure accuracy of Second quarter filter evaluation was completed on filter #1. The filter was found  PA DEP no later than August 10th 2022.  Maximum Contaminate Level (MCL).  requirement.  continuous chlorine analyzers.  continuous turbidimeters and pH analyzers. to be in excellent condition meeting all design specs.  Monthly Report  Page 2    Plant Operations  The plant is currently treating 750,000 - 850,000 gallons of water per day 2021 Chapter 110 reports have been submitted to PAI DEP 2021 Consumer confidence report or water quality report has been submitted to  PA DEP  Backwash flow rates are being monitored daily Filter media is inspected daily for irregularities Online instrument flow is verified multiple times daily Notified Stiffer McGraw of Ogden tank leak  Flows and chemical feed rates are adjusted daily to meet system demands Past month's historical average flows and how the recent water leak repairs have  decreased the daily demand.  Date January, 2022 February, 2022 March, 2022 April, 2022 May, 2022 June, 2022  Average gallons filtered per day Total gallons filtered per month  856,032 964,679 1,003,806 960,800 1,013,742 786,433  26,537,000 27,011,000 31,118,000 28,824,000 31,426,000 23,593,000  Maintenance & Repair  Borough summer maintenance crews have been working on knocking down the grass  around the facility and have completed about 50% of the area. Inframark staff completed 75 work orders in the month of June  Lubricated blower motor Ladderi inspections Greased DAF recycle pump Greased DAF scrapper Annual fire extinguisher inspection Installed new battery backups for SCADA Sump pumps exercised Eye wash/safety shower inspections Grease clarifier drives Chlorine room alarm test Remove lagoon vault sludge Greased finished water pumps/motors Alternated finished water pumps weekly Cleaned pH and turbidity meters weekly Jari testing to optimize chemical usage Cleaned lab glassware  Monthly Report  Page 3    Monitored filter beds for deficiencies  Cleaned facility  Financial Update  Maintenance Expenditures  Vendor Ace Hardware Amazon LB Water Harbor Freight Kaza Home Depot Tractor Supply  Expense $218.26 $198.76 $137.77 $36.04 $510.23 $12.68  Description Battery Back up Sump pump Shelving organizer SCBA cleaning pads Stainless anchor bolts  $137.31 Keys, cement, anchors, metal screws, plumbing  Lab fridge, pex fittings, spotlight, cup grinder  Caps  Caps For WTP Maintenance Cap Health & Safety  Contract Total per Year $26,010.00  Previous Balance $20,952.60  Total Spent This Month $1,251.05  Remaining Balance $19,701.55  There were no accidents in the month of June. Personnel have worked 881  Days (2 years 5 months) without an accident/injury. Inframark Training and Presentations  Weekly tailgate meetings COVID-19 news and updates Personal Protective Equipment Lead and Copper SOP  Personnel Name Luke Byrne Kyle Smiley  Title  Wastewater Operator Certifications PA Class A, E, Water Subclass 1,7,8,10,11 PA Class A, E, Subclass 1  Water Plant Manager Operator  Ryan Lanzendorfer Operator in Training  Monthly Report  Page 4