SECOND QUARTER REVIEW AND ANALYSIS

 

                                               DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

 

                                               CITY OF SALISBURY, MARYLAND

 

1.      PRINCIPAL FUNCTIONS  (See First Quarter R & A)

 

2.  ANNUAL OPERATIONS  (See First Quarter R & A)

 

3.  F.Y. 2004 GOALS  (See First Quarter R & A)

 

4.  PROBLEMS AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS

 

A.  Industrial Discharges and Pretreatment Program

 

1.         The new NPDES permit took effect September 1, 2004.

 

2.         A local limits study will begin shortly

 

3.         Design for the plant upgrade to BNR is ongoing.

 

4.         Sharp Water has relocated its facility to abate the degradation of the Scenic Drive lift station.

 

5.                  Fuji Sushi Bar has been issued a Compliance Order for Fats-Oils-Grease problems.

 

6.                  The vacant Pretreatment Technician position has been advertised and should soon be filled.

 

            B.  Wastewater Treatment Plant

 

        1. Overall compliance for the quarter ( October, November, 2004 ) was 100.0 %.

        2. Violations for the quarter:           

                    October 2004 –  Zero permit violations this month, 100.0 %

                     November 2004 – Zero permit violations this month, 100.0 %

                     December 2004–  info not  available yet

C.  Septage Handling Program

 

                        1.   The Septage Facility is open and receiving septage. 

 

2.      The septage fee charged to septage haulers for the City to receive treat, store, and land apply residential septage generated within Wicomico County is currently set at $66/1,000 gallons. The fee for out-of-county is the same.

 

Month

KWH

GREASE

HAULER

TICKETS

TOTAL

CITY

WICO

 

Used

GALLONS

GALLONS

 

FEES

SHARE

SHARE

OCT

1696

3,900

29,550

48

$1,584.00

$1,536.00

$48.00

NOV

3392

5,800

32,500

54

$1,782.00

$1,728.00

$54.00

DEC

5088

7900

27,500

55

$1,815.00

$1,760.00

$55.00

TOTALS:

10176

17600

89550

157

$5,181.00

$5,024.00

$157.00

 

D.  Biosolids Department

 

1.    Set up and operated rental beltpress to dewater lagoon #4 for upgrade.

2     Concluded bids on new decant pump and front end loader. 

3.    Continued work on Parkson  Beltpress relocation project.    

 

LIQUID                       BELTPRESSED

 

Sludge Hauled:             Oct                  None                          None

Nov                 None                           None

Dec                  None                          None

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            County leachate:           Oct                  415,000                       gallons

(To City system)           Nov                   70,000                       gallons 

Dec                  275,000                       gallons

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.           Days Storage:               Working:          7.9       days @ 18,000 gpd      as of  1/14/05 

Reserve:             1       days @ 18,000 gpd

 

E. Laboratory Services

 

Analysis for Wastewater Treatment Plant Process Control:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

October

November

December

1. Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD )   

 

79

83

85

2. Total Suspended Solids

 

 

79

52

50

3. Total Phosphorus and Orthophosphate

 

28

31

30

4. Fecal Coliform

 

 

 

24

26

28

5. Sludge:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

% Solids

 

 

 

26

42

41

 

% volatile

 

 

 

40

38

36

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6. Digester:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Volatile Acids

 

 

21

16

21

 

Alkalinity

 

 

 

21

16

21

 

Bicarbonate Alkalinity

 

21

16

21

 

Ratio: V. Acids/ Bicarbonate Alkalinity

21

16

21

 

pH

 

 

 

21

16

21

7. Ferric Chloride

 

 

 

2

3

4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bacteriological and Chemical Analysis for Drinking Water Monitoring and 

Corrosion Control.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

October

November

December

1. Fecal Coliform

 

 

 

26

26

26

2. Heterotrophic Plate Count for bacteria density

26

26

26

3. pH

 

 

 

 

26

26

26

4. Total Chlorine

 

 

 

26

26

26

5. Free Chlorine

 

 

 

26

26

26

6. Total Iron

 

 

 

26

26

26

7. Total Phosphorus

 

 

 

26

26

26

8. Total Hardness

 

 

 

26

26

26

9. Total Alkalinity

 

 

 

26

26

26

10.Chloride

 

 

 

26

26

26

11. Langelier Indices

 

 

 

26

26

26

12. Aggressive Indices

 

 

26

26

26

13. Manganese

 

 

 

26

26

26

14. Sulfate

 

 

 

26

26

26

15. Total Dissolve Solids ( TDS )

 

 

26

26

26

 

5.  GENERAL FUND ACTIVITIES

 

Citywide Curb, Gutter and Sidewalk

               Contract No. A -7-03:   86% Complete

               Contract No. A-7-04:    76%       "

 

Citywide Blacktop

               Contract No. 9-03-BT- Blacktop-   60% Complete  

               Contract No. 9-04-BT- Blacktop-   83% Complete

               Contract No. 9-05-BT- Blacktop-    100% Complete

 

Pavement Millings

               Contract No. 8-04-PM-   91% Complete

                       

6.  SEWER FUND ACTIVITIES

 

A.  Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements per Federal/State Grant and State Loan

 

  1. A Chemical Translator study has been completed which, from preliminary results, may modify the WWTP NPDES Discharge Permit limit for Silver and Copper, pending MDE review and approval. The current limit for Silver ranges from 1.9 to 2.6 ppb.  The translator study results may set this limit at >6 ppb. This is a three fold increase, making compliance more feasible.  The study establishes how much silver is actually available in the plant effluent, which could affect aquatic organisms.

 

  1. The second phase of work on the Long Term Control Plan for control of overflows is completed. The work includes monitoring of sections of the collection system to determine the extent of any remaining combined sewers, infiltration, and inflow.  The results of the study will be utilized to determine needed modifications and repairs.

 

  1. Design of Phase I of the BNR Upgrade to the WWTP is about 90% complete, with the remaining design for incorporating Enhanced Nutrient Removal (ENR) being accomplished and completed by the end of January 2005 by O'Brien and Gere.  Completion for replacement Trickling Filter Arms is planned for this coming year.  Overall completion of the upgrade is scheduled for 2007.  The preliminary engineering report has been submitted to MDE.

 

7.  WATER FUND ACTIVITIES

 

A.     Installed security fences around the water towers and reservoirs

B.     Lead and copper testing has been completed and incompliance

C.     Clean-out for Edgemore and College Ave. elevated storage tanks completed as of July 2003

D.     Phase I - Scada System is 90% complete

E.      Electrical upgrade for the Park Water Plant is complete and fully functional.

 

8.  STORMWATER MANAGEMENT

 

 

QUARTER

 

1

2

3

4

C Plans Reviewed

24

20

 

 

C Plans Approved

 9

 5

 

 

C Waivers Granted

 0

 0

 

 

C Inspections Performed

12

17

 

 

 

9.  PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

 

Accelerated Autosports  (Kiley Dr.)

Advanced Auto Parts (W. Ruark Dr. & Rt. 13 N.)

Allen Memorial Church

Avalon Shopping Center, Lot C, Hotel, (Dickerson Lane)

Causey/Carey property ( Snow Hill Rd.)

Courtesy Chevrolet (North Salisbury Blvd.)

Eireann M'hor (Kilarney Dr.)

Farlow Farm ( Old OC Rd.)

First St. closing

Frieda-Potts Property ( Rt. 50 West)

Glenhurst  (Glen Avenue)

Go-Getters, Hickory Lane One (Calloway St.)

Hotel (W. Zion Rd.)

Interfaith Housing  (W. Naylor Mill Rd.)

Jasmine Dr.

John Deere Dr.  lot 4-A

Johnson's Retreat  ( Johnson Rd.)

JR Enterprises (Winfield Ave. )

Kohl's  ( W. Dagsboro Rd.)

Leonard Lane, lots A and B

Linens to Go (Marvel Rd.,)

Mall Renovation (Civic & Glen Ave.)

Merritt Mill Apts. (Merritt Mill Rd.)

Millers Edge (Pemberton Dr.)

North Salisbury School Expansion (Emerson & Union Ave.)

Oasis Car Wash  (Hampshire Rd. ,)

Pemberton Ponds (Pemberton Dr.)

Phillip Morris Dr. Business Park (Phillip Morris Dr.)

Robertson Farm (Ocean City Rd., Sharen Dr.)

Ruark Townhouse (Naylor Mill Rd. E.)

Salisbury Auto Body (Rt. 13 N.)

Shopper's World - 2002 Redevelopment (Tilghman Rd.)

Shore Distributors (Brown St.)

Sorrells (Northwood Dr.)

The Preserves at Adylotte Farm, (Middle Neck Dr.)

Three Creeks  (W. Naylor Mill Rd.)

Tim Mar Acres

Trice Valuation Services (Mt. Hermon Rd.)

Verizon (American Legion Rd.)

Wali Plaza (Parsons Rd.)

Waterside Apts. (Parsons Rd.)

Waterside East  (Canal Park Dr .)

Westwood Apts. (West Rd.)

Westwood Commerce Park

Wetipiquin Village (West Rd.)

Wicomico Transit (E.S. Adkins)

Woodbrook (Tilghman Rd.)

Wyatt, Mitch Mini Storage (Parsons Rd.)

 

10. SPECIAL PROJECTS

 

Culver road - drainage design - Concept Design Completed

DPW and Planning & Zoning coordination of development and subdivision requirements

Evaluation of odor control, BOD removal and sludge disposal methods to be completed with BNR upgrade (construction completion scheduled for 2007

Final design for WWTP BNR upgrade and expansion is underway including a
solids handling study to develop an alternative approach for sludge - dewatering and sludge stabilization facilities to eliminate the need for existing sludge-storage lagoons and sludge-thickness tanks and improve sludge-disposal options and flexibility.

Johnson-Snow Hill Road Regional Storm Drain

Pretreatment program ongoing

Sludge management application/permits ongoing

 

11.  PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION/RESUBDIVISION/EASEMENT PLATS

           

Aspen Hills - Subdivision (Dykes Road)

Black Dog - Easement  (Isabella St.)

Briarcliff - Subdivision (Dykes Road)

Donald Layton Mini storage - Easement  (E. Naylor Mill)

Glen & Debra Wood lots 5-10 and 13A - Resubdivision (Windsor Drive)

Go Getters - Subdivision (Calloway Street)

Johnson's Retreat - Subdivision (Johnson Road)

JR Enterprises - Resubdivision (Winfield Avenue)

Leonard Mill Lot 1A and 1B - Subdivision (W. Dagsboro Rd.)

Lord Salisbury Shopping Center - Subdivision  (Jasmine Dr.)

Maguire/Dashill - Subdivision (East Railroad Ave.)

Marley Manor - Easement  (Robins Ave.)

Millers Edge -Subdivision (Pemberton Drive)

North Salisbury School Expansion - Easement (Emerson Ave.)

Oasis Car Wash - Resub (Hampshire Rd.)

Pepsi cola - Resubdivision (Race Street)

Phillip Morris Dr. Business Park - Resub (Phillip Morris Dr.)

Ruark Townhouses - Resub (Naylor Mill Rd. E.)

Ruark Townhouses - Subdivision (East Naylor Mill Rd. )

Shady Grove - Subdivision (Dykes Road)

Sharp Water- Resubdivision ( Columbia Road)

Shopper's World - Subdivision (Tilghman Road)

University Village - Easement (Onldy Road)

Windsor Dr. lots 5-10 and 13A - Resubdivision (Windsor & Shipley Dr.)

Woodbrooke - Resub (Tilghman Rd.)

Woodbrooke Resubdivision (Tilghman Road)

Woodcock Property - Easement (Hammond St.)

 

 

12.  ANNEXATIONS

 

                        Glen Avenue – Brown Property

                        Snow Hill Road – Causey & Carey

                        Brown Road – Ruark Property

                        Brewington Branch – Cannon Property

 

13.  RIGHTS-OF-WAY AND EASEMENTS

 

New Subdivisions

Processing various deeds

Research in Land Records

 

14.  LAND SURVEYS AND ACQUISITIONS

 

As-Built Surveys:          Harbour Pointe - Water & Sewer

Mill Pond Village - Water, Sewer, and Stormwater

Stone Gate - Water, Sewer & Stormwater Management

Villages at Tony Tank Water & Sewer (Phase II)

Topo:                           Lake Street - Sewer Relief

Surveys:                       Molassas Branch – Riverside Road

                                                Circle Ave & Market Street

                                                W. Isabella Street – Utilities Yard

                                                Pemberton Drive – Water Main Stakeout to WWTP

                                                City Park – Md. Historical Trust Easement

 

15.  MISCELLANEOUS - SURVEYOR

 

Review subdivision plats and site drawings

Provide cadastral information to the public

City-owned land inventory completed

Public relations - land information and annexations

Logging field book index on computer

 

16. DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

 

East Naylor Mill Road - Street lighting 100% complete

 

Northeast Collector - McCrone has designed street and storm drainage, and water and sewer from U.S. 50 to Old Ocean City Road.  City has negotiated right of ways for acquisitions within corporate limits.  Right of way through Robertson Property has been obtained via Council approval of Planned Development District for Robertson Property. Construction is scheduled to end in October 2005.

 

Citywide combined sewer separation - Engineering for development of the long-term separation is underway.

 

17.  TRAFFIC DIVISION

 

1.   STP  MAIN.

Repaired security lights

 

2. WATER PLANT MAINT.

Provided trencher for Paleo

Checked out Well house # 1 at Paleo

 

3. CITY YARD MAINT.

Repaired light in Lady’s bathroom

Repaired lights at the Utility Yard

Made electrical repairs in the remodeling of bathrooms at the Utility Yard

Repaired lights in Service Center buildings

Installed new Service

 

4. MARINA MAINT.

Repaired lights

Checked out heater in bathroom

 

5. ZOO MAINT.

Installed temporary receptacles for The Night of The Living Zoo

Repaired security lights

Replaced dimmer and emergency lights in Education building

Installed heat light in the owl exhibit

Repaired fixture in the bird exhibit

Installed electric panel , lights and outlets for new kitchen

 

6.POLICE DEPT.  MAINT.

 

7.FIRE DEPT.  MAINT.

Repaired light at Station # 1

 

8. SHOP MAINT.

Helped build book selves to organize desk

 

9. PARKING GARAGE MAINT.

Replaced four heads at Lot 1

Took lights off time clocks and put them on eyes

 

10. STREET LIGHT MAINT.

Replace pole and head in the Park

Replaced globes and bulb in the Park

Moved light service on North Pointe E.

Replaced bulbs in E. Main St. Tunnel

Removed conduits temporarily at E. Naylor Mill for contractors

Installed weatherproof time clock at Robins Nest Park

Replaced pole, arm and head on W. Market

Replace time clock with contactor ant Market Street service

Repaired underground cables at Marvel Rd and Armstrong

Planned layout for Lorecrop, N. Clairmount and S. Clairmount.

Installed Streetlights on Lorecrop

Installed four lights at Robins Nest Park

Made repairs on the following streetlights:

 


210 Sandy Bottom

Riverwalk

C.11 ESD

C.1 Green Mor

C.14 Hampshire

C.5 Halsey Dr.

Tennis Courts

C.2 Brookridge

C.22 Beaglin Park

C.1 Mitchell Rd.

C.6 Brookridge

C.24 Beaglin Park

Circle Ave.

215 Sandy Bottom

C.4 Stonegate

Market St.

217 Sandy Bottom

C.20 North Park

C.9 Mitchell Rd.

206 Creekside

C.3 Sharen Dr.

C.12 US 13

401 Parkside

C.12 STP

C.14 US 13

422 Parkside

C.20 STP

Parking Lot #1

228 Sandy Bottom

C.3 STP

C.4 Times Square

208 Sandy Bottom

C.18 Beaglin Pk.

Plaza

C.13 North Pointe E.

 

C.14 Cypress

C.15 North Pointe E.

 

 

11. SIGNAL MAINT. & INSTALLATIONS

Installed camera for vehicle detection at  Carroll and Waverly

Made repairs at the following Intersections

Main St. and Division

Camden and College

ESD and Vine

Main St. and Long Ave

Division St. and Circle Ave.

 

12. SIGNS and POSTS

 

Alexander Av. & Northwood Dr.

Chateau Dr.

Alvin Av. & Long Av.

Chili’s Way

Beaverdam Dr.

Coles Cir.

Brown St.

Delaware Av. & W. Main St.

Canal Park Dr.

E. Main St.

Caroll St.

E. Naylor Mill Rd.

Catherine St.

E. Naylor Mill Rd.

Elizabeth St. & Church St.

Ohio Av. & Waverly Dr.

Goddard Pkwy. & W. Naylor Mill Rd.

Paca St. & W. Isabella St.

Harford Rd. & Northwood Dr.

Patterson Av. & E. Locust St.

Harford Rd. & Windsor Dr.

Riverwalk

Hasting St. & E. Locust St.

Roger St. & Vine St.

Honeysuckle Dr.

S. Division St. & W. Vine St. (2)

Isabella & Rt. 50

Saints Way & Beaglin Park Dr.

Isabella St. – Rt. 13 to Mill St.

Sheffield Av. & S. Park Dr.

Isabella St. & Poplar Hill Av.

Snow Hill Rd.

Isabella St. & N. Division St.

Snow Hill Rd. & Park Height Av.

Lake St.

Truitt St. (2)

Lakewood Dr.

Washington St. & Snow Hill Rd.

Livingston St. & Union Av.

Washington St. & Spring Av.

Lot 15

Waterview Dr. & Harbor Pointe Dr.

Lot 16 (2)

Zoo

Naylor Mill Rd.

 

 

13. PAVEMENT MARKINGS

 

Ard-Brac Pl.

Madison St.

Brown St. & Naylor St.

Northgate Dr.

Caroll St. (Rt. 13 to Mill St.)

Oak St.

Church St. & Priscilla St.

Patterson Av.

Churchill Av. & S. Park Dr.

Prince St.

Decatur Av. & N. Division St.

Priscilla St. & Church St.

Dykes Rd.

Priscilla St. & Church St. (4)

E. Lincoln Av. (2)

Regency Dr.

Elmwood St.

S. Division St.

Elmwood St.

Schumaker Dr.

Galway Cir.

Snow Hill Rd.

Hasting St.

 Spring Av.

Isabella St.  N. Division St. to Rt. 13

W. Isabella St.  Mill St. to Poplar Hill Av.

Isabella St.  Mill St. to N. Division St.

W. College Av.   Parking Spaces

Jackson St.

Washington St.

Juniper St.

Waverly Dr.

Lake St. & W. Isabella St. (4)

Limrock Ct.

 

14. LOCATES

 

Only Rd.

411 Priscilla St.

Emory Ct.

W. London Av.

704 Alvin Av.

Foggy Bottom Dr.

Lowell Av.

1011 Bayshore Ct.

Zoo

Tamarac

909 Walbash Dr.

Cottontail Dr.

North Park

911 Walbash Dr.

Naylor Mill

S. Division St.

Donegal Lane

Wittier Dr.

Circle Av.

202 Castlebar Dr.

Village Oak Dr.

South Salisbury Blvd.

203 Castlebar Dr.

W. Main St.

Huston Terrace

203 Sandy Bottom Ct.

Beaglin Park

1204 Camden Av.

Only Rd.

113 N. Park

1302 South Division

Troopers Way

115 N. Park

1420 Ballandee Dr.

N. Pointe East

 

 

15. VEHICLE MAINT.

Daily checks on all vehicles

Cleaned and greased trencher

Cleaned and greased T-5 boom

Installed safety latches on T-5 tool bin doors

Took T-5 to Conectiv for inspection and repairs

 

16. REPORTS and MEETINGS

Daily and Quarterly reports

Pre-construction meeting for Well house #15

Completed job classification / evaluation forms for wage study

 

17. MISC.

DOT physical

Installed time clock and dimmer at the Bandstand

Installed and maintained Christmas Decorations

Delivered trencher to Zoo for Utilities Dept.

Assisted Parks Department trimming trees

Provided T-5 for media at Snow Meeting and Lorecrop Streetlights

Provided receptacles for Christmas Parade

 

18.TRAFFIC STUDIES

Truitt and Church

Isabella and Division

 

19.TRAINING

Safety Class

 

 

18.  STREET DIVISION

 

Patching pot-holes City wide

Hot mixing City wide

Cleaning catch basins per plan

Bulk pick-up on Mondays

Grading Alleys

Set barricades,cones,signs,and cans for organizational functions

Working at Ben’s Red Swings Playground

Placing barricades out for stroms and high water

Milling city streets to be paved

Working with Carpenters putting up playground equipment

Helping with leaf pick-up

 

19.  PARKS

 

Grass maintenance at Marina until personnel are hired

Leaf machine operations on all city streets > over 37 tons

Maintain trash in river  

Ordered and planted 45 trees on city properties

12th Annual Forestry workshop/ two employees to Westminster

Complete specifications for PM-2, our 1-ton Dump truck

Made 20 Christmas wreaths for City Christmas party

Planted 3500 bulbs in City planters

12-20-04 Calcium on city owned sidewalks for snow

Trim hydrants for water dept. (flushing)  

Mulched playground unit at bandstand in the park

Get all snow blowers ready for winter

Take large Christmas tree down

Help Street branch with drain basins

Help Sanitation branch with keeping barrels at parks and playgrounds dumped

 

20.  CARPENTER SHOP

 

Assemble and install playground equipment at City Park Bandstand

Prep and re-paint approx. 118 fire hydrants in City limits

Construct, paint and install new pedestrian barricades at City Park walkbridge

Assist in erection of City Christmas tree

Construct and paint approx. 100 barricades for Street Department

Repair Street Department’s salt body storage ‘horses’

Install new trashcans at Lake Street playground

Repair two fitness stations in City park

Start preliminary demolition of Utilities Dept outbuilding

 

21.  UTILITIES

 

sewer

 

 

Oct

Nov

Dec

new services

 

5

2

0

renew services

 

0

2

0

repaired services

 

0

3

1

abandoned services

 

0

0

0

service stoppages

 

15

15

28

main stoppages

 

8

1

7

main repaired

 

0

0

0

manholes repaired

 

1

2

2

chemicals

 

 

0

6

4

misc/jobs

 

 

0

0

0

 

 

 

 

 

 

storm Drain

 

 

 

 

main repaired

 

2

0

0

inlets rebuilt

 

0

1

0

inlets /new

 

1

0

0

manholes rebuilt

 

0

0

0

inlets repaired

 

0

0

0

main stoppages

 

0

0

0

inlet stoppages

 

0

0

0

misc/jobs

 

 

0

0

0

 

 

 

 

 

 

water

 

 

 

 

 

new services

 

4

3

1

service renewals

 

2

0

1

services repaired

 

3

1

1

services abandoned

 

0

2

3

hydrant repaired

 

2

16

35

fire services installed

 

0

0

0

mains repaired

 

2

0

3

large meter change outs

5

0

5

valve/vault adjustments

2

2

1

misc/jobs:

 

0

0

0

Coupon pits

 

0

0

0

Miss utility locates

 

405

293

205

 

*Semi Annual Water Main Flushing

 

 

Oct

 

 

 

 

 

22.  WATER PLANT

 

Water pumped from:  (October, November, December)

MAIN STREET WATER PLANT

PALEO WATER PLANT

TOTAL

October

58,534,000

October

143,043,000

201,577,000

November

53,092,355

 

November

134,946,000

 

188,038,355

 

December

54,895,400

December

134,240,000

189,135,400

TOTAL

166,521,755

TOTAL

412,229,000

578,750,755

 

23.  SALISBURY ZOO

           

Monthly Visitors Count:

October 2004                                                  15,871

November 2004                                               9,990

December 2004                                               6,013  

Total Visitor Count for Second Quarter –          31,874

Total Visitor Count for 2004 -                       222,913

 

American Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA) Accreditation

Worked towards completion of List of Concerns from 2004 AZA inspection, including

major renovations to the Animal Services Building and installation of a temporary

commissary

 

Projects:          

Continued construction of new Education Animal Facility

Installed recycling receptacles, donated by Home Depot, for the zoo grounds

 

Staff:               

Started implementation of Career Ladder for zookeepers

 

Grants:

Secured $6,200 grant from the Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore for 2005 strategic planning session

Secured $22,400 from an anonymous foundation for the purchase of veterinary equipment

 

Education Report:        

Conducted LEAF (Local Ecology: Animals & Forests) program with all Wicomico County 4th Grade

 

Events:            

Hosted Night of the Living Zoo in October; generated $30,000 in revenue

Hosted Critter Christmas in December; generated $3,000

 

24. VEHICLE MAINTENANCE

 

 

Department

 

 

Garage Labor Hours

 

Vehicle Parts Cost

Engineer

82.50

1,128.94

Garage Miscellaneous

0

0

Operating & Maintenance

289.50

4,372.44

* Other Departments

137.50

923.58

Recycle

11.00

159.05

Sanitation

223.00

4,037.73

Sweeper

37.50

374.42

Traffic

15.50

56.01

Utilities

124.50

1,882.08

WTP

27.50

341.89

WWTP

62.50

1,275.23

Zoo

1.50

7.00

 

Total:

 

812.50

 

$14,558.37

 

* Other Departments:  Police, BHZ, and Purchasing Department

 

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125 N. Division St.
Salisbury, MD 21801-4940

mchurch@ci.salisbury.md.us