| Monroe's $60 million water program underway
As the Monroe City Council decides this week whether to move forward on a new water-meter system, the citys Capital Assets Program has already begun a $60 million water-system improvement program.
The water meters are only one component of our water system improvement plans, Mayor Jamie Mayo said.
Engineering design work involves a $4.1 million water filter rehabilitation project, a $1.2 million booster pump station generator project and a $23.7 million comprehensive water treatment plant upgrade project will all be in place by May, according to Public Works Director Tom Janway. Then cleaning and rehabilitating old water lines is on tap.
Some are 70 to 80 years old, Janway said. Many are undersized and will be replaced.
The overall project is being divided into three phases.
Lily Allen’s Rider: Monster Munch, Madonna And Carey
Bottle of Jack Daniel's whiskey. Four bottles of champagne. Twelve packets of Monster Munch (pickled onion flavour). Puppy (nighttime only) Mariah Carey $3,000-a-night suite 4600 at Mandarin Oriental Hotel, New York. Cristal champagne. New lavatory seat, gold taps and French mineral water for bathing. Box of bendy straws. Attendant to dispose of used chewing gum. Tea service for eight. Specified brand of honey. Two air purifiers. Puppy. Kittens Jennifer Lopez White flowers. White tablecloths. White curtains. White candles. White couches. Low-watt light bulbs. Coffee to be stirred anticlockwise. Water prepared through multi-filter, reverse-osmosis system. Egyptian cotton sheets with thread count not less than 250. Personal chefs to prepare handmade ravioli.
Pool Repairs To Relocate UCSB Aquatic Teams
Students taking a dip in the Recreation Center pool may find themselves competing for lanes with the UCSB swim and water polo teams over the next two months. Student access to the Recreation Center pool will be temporarily limited while repairs are made to Campus Pool, the teams' usual practice location. The Campus Pool repair project, which began Tuesday, is expected to last until the second week of April. The UCSB swim and water polo teams will hold their practices in some areas of the Recreation Center pool during this two-month period while the filter and pump systems at the almost 70-year-old Campus Pool are replaced. Several lanes of the Recreation Center pool will be reserved for the teams during their practice times, but the pool will still be open to students during all regular operating hours.
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