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WATERFORD UTILITY COMMISSION 
 
REGULAR  MEETING  AGENDA 
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DATE: Tuesday, April 21, 2020 
   
PLACE:  1000 Harford Tpke., Waterford, CT 
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1. Citizens Session  –  
2. Secretary’s Report – Approval of March 11, 2020 Regular Meeting minutes, and March 26, 
2020 Special Meeting minutes 
3. Accounts Adjustments – As per list 
4. Expenditures – Approval of Bill List 
5. Old Business –  Reports and Updates 
 
Financials - WW Fund Revenues / Expenditures Report / Collections  
 
Municipal Complex Rehab – Status Update 
 
Waterford/East Lyme/New London Wastewater Agreement & Wtfd/EL Sewer Agreement 
 
Pumping stations – Flood Insurance discussion 

REGULAR  MEETING  AGENDA 
 
PAGE 2 
 
DATE: TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2020 
   
 
 
PLACE: 1000 HARTFORD TPKE., WATERFORD, CT  
TIME: 6:00 PM     
 
 
 
 
 
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6. Unfinished Business  -  
7. New Business   
 
Governor’s Executive Order 7S 
 
COVID-19 – Office and Field Staff Safety measures (PPE and schedules) 
 
WATER –   Veolia Report   
8. Correspondence – As noted on correspondence list. 
9. Plans Review –   
10.  Personnel – Update 
11. Other – 
12. Adjournment 
 
All requests for items to be considered by the Utility Commission must be received at least 
seven (7) days in advanced. 
 
 
 
 
Neftali Soto, P.E. – Chief Engineer 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 




Waterford Utility Commission
From 04/22/2020 through 05/18/2020
Sorted by Location No
Transaction List
Account No
Location No
Customer Name
Trans. Date
Trans. Type
Amount
Reason Batch
06-0001428
0001428
05/05/2020
Adjustment
-2.40
SEWER USE
2.40
SEWER USE Interest
0.00
06-0000996
0010100
05/05/2020
Adjustment    NL ADJUST
700.00
SEWER USE
700.00
06-0004871
0164300
05/02/2020
Adjustment    NLADJUST
902.44
SEWER USE
902.44
06-0000073
0168400
05/07/2020
Adjustment
-2.00
SEWER USE
2.00
SEWER USE Interest
0.00
06-0002356
0261300
05/07/2020
Adjustment
-12.95
SEWER USE Interest
-12.95
06-0005651
0522000
05/04/2020
Adjustment
-3.57
SEWER USE Interest
-3.57
06-0000994
0688600
05/05/2020
Adjustment
-2.00
SEWER USE
2.00
SEWER USE Interest
0.00
06-0000615
0807200
Adjustment
-2.00
SEWER USE
2.00
SEWER USE Interest
0.00
Grand Totals
Adjustment
1594.04
SEWER USE
-8.12
SEWER USE Interest
1585.92
05/18/2020 01:52:12 PM
Page Number:
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Transaction List

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5/21/2019
BILL LIST
5/31/2019
Date
PAID DATE Department #
ACCT #
INVOICE #
JOB
VENDOR
DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
24431
55752
34332
200420 Prime Electric
Raised Manhole and Replaced on RT 85
3,785.00
$       
60131
52040
9970213380
Airgas
Cylinder Rentals
52.33
$            
60131
52730
42820
City of New London
Treatment Costs
833,280.56
$  
60131
52040
40420
200384 Deedy Construction
Another repair on Sewer line on Reynolds Ln
4,041.00
$       
60131
52040
50920
Deedy Construction
Manhole Plug Removal near Dayton Rd
1,480.00
$       
60131
52100
Eversource
Electric
24,661.20
$    
60131
52090
Eversource
Gas
72.50
$            
60131
53310
904431947
200279 Evoqua
Chemical Delivery
11,776.00
$    
60131
53070
161244
Firestone
Tires for T3
389.04
$          
60131
52080
50920
Frontier
Pump Station Telephones
144.55
$          
60131
54170
67088656
FW Webb
Hole Saw
31.29
$            
60131
54170
67073472
FW Webb
Generator Parts
56.08
$            
60131
52030
51120
Hartford Healthcare
Physical Exams for new hire
115.00
$          
60131
53070
42820
Home Depot
Storage Bins for New Truck
52.72
$            
60131
52040
3370286
Infoshred
Pick up of 2 containers
20.00
$            
60131
54170
83386
JAN Electronic
Battery Backups
324.00
$          
60131
53020
431542
NAPA
Grease-Shop Supplies
67.10
$            
60131
54170
S040362306
NorthEast Electrical
Concrete Set Tool
108.49
60131
54170
S040456405
NorthEast Electrical
Ridgewood Heaters
265.64
60131
54170
S040562357
NorthEast Electrical
19.95
60131
54170
S040567144
NorthEast Electrical
12.45
60131
54170
S040561564
NorthEast Electrical
18.95
60131
54170
191116
Piela Electric
995
60131
54170
54473
Superior Industrial Products
Tiolet Paper for rear building
96.41
60131
54643
54643
Superior Industrial Products
Shop Supplies
216.7
60131
53020
54585
Superior Industrial Products
Shop Supplies
255.98
$          
60131
54170
S2893619
Superior Products Distributors
Reynolds Lane Repair
34.24
$            
Total
882,372.18
$  
ALREADY PAID
5/6/2020
5/22/2020
60131
52040
17750787 042820
Crystal Rock
Water Cooler Rental for Rear Building
13.97
$            
60131
52040
7144410
TIAA Bank
Plotter Rental
185.00
$          
60131
52080
9852666152
Verizon Wireless
Cell Phones
811.95
$          
60131
52110
City of New London
Water
192.33
$          
60131
52040
10575002
Vanco
Processing Fee for Electronic Checks
283.50
$          
60131
53310
904437873
Evoqua
Oil Mill Rd PS-April
140.00
$          
60131
53310
904437870
Evoqua
Seaside PS-April
100.00
$          
60131
53310
904437871
Evoqua
Ridgewood PS-April
140.00
$          
60131
53310
904437875
Evoqua
Bolles CT PS-April
140.00
$          
60131
53310
904437872
Evoqua
Oswegatchie Rd PS-April
140.00
$          
60131
53310
904437874
Evoqua
Mago Point PS-April
140.00
$          
60131
53310
904437876
Evoqua
Graniteville PS-April
100.00
$          
60131
53310
904437877
Evoqua
Vaporlink Charge-April
300.00
$          

5/7/2020
5/22/2020
60131
52010
D00861550
The Day
Legal Notice of Bills
356.00
$          
Total
3,042.75
$      
Grand Total
885,414.93
$  

$0
$200,000
$400,000
$600,000
$800,000
$1,000,000
$1,200,000
$1,400,000
$1,600,000
$1,800,000
$2,000,000
51000 - Salaries and Benefits
52000  - Services
53000 - Materials and Supplies
54000 - Equipment and Parts
Dollars
Series and Description
Expenditures by Series FY20
FY 20 Budget
To April 30 -2020

$320,321
$62,631
$1,018,250
$68,178
$121,970
$17,518
$79,554
$19,381
$951,198
$304,005
$71,626
$25,723
$10,651
$295,500
$63,000
$1,200,000
$100,000
$125,000
$20,000
$70,000
$20,000
$1,093,077
$310,000
$87,204
$46,843
$20,000
$229,450
$74,926
$1,465,725 
$76,308
$127,731
$10,652
$37,274
$8,316
$712,559
$242,613
$53,169
$21,008
$1,324
$0
$200,000
$400,000
$600,000
$800,000
$1,000,000
$1,200,000
$1,400,000
$1,600,000
FY 2020 Utility Commission
Major Expenditure Items
FY 2019 Actual
FY20 Budget
To 04/30/2020

$0
$500,000
$1,000,000
$1,500,000
$2,000,000
$2,500,000
$3,000,000
$3,500,000
$4,000,000
$4,500,000
Dollars
Month Ending
Performance to Wastewater Enterprise Budget FY 2020
Revenues FY 20
Expenditures FY 20
Actual Collections FY 20
Rev FY 19
Exp FY 19
May 19 - 2020 Regular ZOOM Meeting

Month Ending
Revenues FY 20
Expenditures FY 20
Actual Collections FY 20
Rev FY 19
Exp FY 19
7/31/19
$23,981
$110,914
$695,689
$35,191
$116,618
8/31/19
$40,299
$291,616
$834,268
$48,322
$288,871
9/30/19
$27,971
$1,015,091
$874,785
$60,904
$402,928
10/31/19
$999,673
$1,168,315
$1,636,562
$1,251,548
$1,032,499
11/30/19
$1,013,082
$1,365,066
$1,777,971
$1,122,326
$1,196,006
12/31/19
$1,027,038
$1,730,566
$1,819,750
$1,095,751
$1,623,009
1/31/20
$1,950,795
$1,945,572
$2,530,327
$2,006,367
$1,785,621
2/29/20
$1,972,295
$2,072,289
$2,760,028
$2,032,486
$1,968,801
3/31/20
$1,984,582
$2,228,364
$2,820,744
$2,047,489
$2,131,401
4/30/20
$2,832,631
$3,194,895
$3,528,312
$2,917,195
$2,849,448
5/31/20
$2,933,359
$3,008,809
6/30/20
$3,828,644
$3,241,761
Wastewater Enterprise Fund FY 2020 - Performance - Cummulative
May 19 - 2020 Regular ZOOM Meeting

Sewer Use Collections Status as of May 14, 2020
908* Files referred for collections with a current total of $614,541.95
To Pate:
758 
Paid/Closed
Payment Plans - 
$174,457.08
52
Town Real Estate Tax Foreclosures - $92,405.06
17
Other entity foreclosures/bankruptcy/military - $65,315.80
15
Activities over next 60-90 Davs;
Filed or Filing lawsuits for non-payment - $77,341.04
22
Town Sewer Use Foreclosures - $145,236.36
20
Miscellaneous follow-up, on hold, bank owned, new referrals - $59,786.61
24
Delinquent Sewer Use Collections Summary through May 14,2020:
$ 2,004288.78
Fiscal Total Use Collections from July 1,2011 to May 14, 2020
$
 158,826.88
Fiscal Year Use Collections YTD
$
 54,234.39**
Fiscal Year Attorney Fees and Costs Expended
$
 42,454.84
Fiscal Year Attorney Fees and Costs Recovered
* Does not include 26 new May referrals
Does not include April bill
**

SUMMARY FOR PREVIOUS FISCAL YEAR COLLECTIONS
2000 THROUGH 2016
$1,689,608.54
$4,435,384.49
$
 116,268.60
$ 697.962.57
$6,939,224.20
UTILITY COMMISSION FILES TOTAL:
TAX COLLECTOR FILES TOTAL:
UTILITY COMMISSION LEGAL REIMBURSMENT
MISC. COLLECTION FILES TOTAL:
FISCAL YEAR 2017
$
 231,995.36
$
 770,364.04
63,848.23
$
 45.710.30
$ 1,111,917.93
UTILITY COMMISSION FILES TOTAL:
TAX COLLECTOR FILES TOTAL:
UTILITY COMMISSION LEGAL REIMBURSEMENT
TAX & WUC LEGAL REIMBURSEMENT:
TOTAL
FISCAL YEAR 2018
$
 250,573.49
$
 700,752.17
$
 47,979.70
$
 26,266.71
$ 1,025,572.07
UTILITY COMMISSION FILES TOTAL:
TAX COLLECTOR FILES TOTAL:
UTILITY COMMISSION LEGAL REIMBURSEMENT
TAX & WUC LEGAL REIMBURSEMENT:
TOTAL
FISCAL YEAR 2019
$
 215,330.67
$
 794,921.89
54,793.23
45,981.33
$ 1,111,027.12
$
UTILITY COMMISSION FILES TOTAL:
TAX COLLECTOR FILES TOTAL:
UTILITY COMMISSION LEGAL REIMBURSEMENT
TAX & WUC LEGAL REIMBURSEMENT:
TOTAL
FISCAL YEAR TO DATE 2020 (JULY L 2019, TO MAY 14, 2020)
UTILITY COMMISSION FILES TOTAL:
TAX COLLECTOR FILES TOTAL:
UTILITY COMMISSION LEGAL REIMBURSEMENT $
TAX & WUC LEGAL REIMBURSEMENT:
TOTAL
$
 158,826.88
$
 415,408.60
42,454.84
$
 33,871.71
$
 650,562.03
GRAND TOTAL COLLECTED SINCE APPOINTMENT
AS TOWN ATTORNEY:
$10,838,303.35

1
Neftali Soto
From:
Nicholas Kepple <NKepple@sswbgg.com>
Sent:
Wednesday, May 6, 2020 3:25 PM
To:
Peter Green
Cc:
Neftali Soto; Jim Bartelli; Robert Avena
Subject:
Fwd: DEEP Order dated 1/25/18
Attachments:
image002.png; ATT00001.htm; let from DEEP to M. Nickerson d. 1-25-18 
(00515454xD3DC6).pdf; ATT00002.htm
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization.
Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender's email address and know the content is 
safe.
 
FYI.  Will discuss with you all.  Nick 
Sent from my iPhone 
 
Begin forwarded message: 
From: "Edward B. O'Connell" <eboconnell@wallersmithpalmer.com> 
Date: May 6, 2020 at 3:18:34 PM EDT 
To: Nicholas Kepple <NKepple@sswbgg.com> 
Cc: Brad Kargl <BKargl@eltownhall.com>, Joe Bragaw <JBragaw@eltownhall.com>, Mark Nickerson 
<MNickerson@eltownhall.com> 
Subject: FW:  DEEP Order dated 1/25/18 
  
     Attorney Kepple, following through on our recent phone conversation, attached is a copy of an Order 
signed by the Commissioner of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection on January 25, 
2018 and a covering letter signed by Assistant Director of Infrastructure Management on the same 
date.  As the cover letter notes, the Order “was issued in relation to the community pollution problem 
identified in Old Lyme Shores Beach Association, Old Colony Beach Association and Miami Beach 
Association”.    Sections B. 1., 2. and 3. of the Order require East Lyme to enter into an agreement with 
the beach associations  ”to provide the beach associations with the ability to convey wastewater flows 
through East Lyme’s wastewater collection system for final treatment at the WPCF in New London”. 
     As you can see, East Lyme did not voluntarily undertake to provide sewage transmission service to 
the beach associations, and did so only when explicitly ordered by the DEEP.  This is the same situation 
as Point O’ Woods, where the DEEP insisted, by way of a similar Order, that East Lyme transmit Point O’ 
Woods’ wastewater flow for treatment in New London.   To date, all of East Lyme’s “extraterritorial” 
wastewater transmissions have resulted from DEEP Orders, and I strongly suspect that future 
“extraterritorial”  transmissions  will also be forced upon East Lyme by way of DEEP Orders.  I hope this 
information alleviates any misconception Waterford may have regarding East Lyme’s activities beyond 
its borders.  Regards, Ed O’Connell. 
  
Edward B. O'Connell, Attorney at Law 
eboconnell@wallersmithpalmer.com 

2
Waller, Smith & Palmer, P.C.  
Office: 860-442-0367 | Fax: 860-447-9915  
52 Eugene O'Neill Dr. New London, CT 06320 
http://wallersmithpalmer.com  

Cpnnecticot Department of
ENERGY &
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
79 Elm Street • 
Hartford, CT 06106-5127
www.ct^ov/deep
Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
January 25,2018
Town of East Lyme
Mr. Mark C. Nickerson
First Selectman
108 Pennsylvania Avenue
East Lyme, CT 06357
DearNfr. Nickerson,
Ref: Administrative Order No. AO-MR'MU-lSOOl
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection ("DEE^") is hereby
enclosing a certified true copy of the above referenced ^ministrative order ("the Order*):
The Order was issued in relation to the community pollution problem identiflej in Old Lyme
Shores Beach Association, Old Colony Beach Club Association and Mami Beach Ass Delation located in
the Town of Old Lyme. The wastewater management needs and groundwater pollution concerns
identified in these beach communities can be best abated on a long term and sustainable basis by way of
the installation of sanitary sewers, and conveyance of the wastewater throu^ the Towi^ of East Lyme
and Waterford for final treatment at the municipal wastewater treatment facility in the City of New
London.
We respectfully request the Town of East Lyrae's full cooperation to comply with the
requirements listed in the referenced Order as expeditiousJy as possible to address tire ibng standing
community pollution issue. 
'
Should you have any questions related to the referenced matter, please feel free to contact Carlos
Bsguerra of my staff at 860-424-3 756.
Sincerely,
-^enniferX. Perry, PJE.
Assistant Director
Infrastructure Management
Water Planning and Management Division
JLP/cae
Brad Kargl, Town of East Lyme (via email)
Edward B. O'Gonnell, Esq., Legal Counsel (via Mnail)







1
Neftali Soto
From:
Kimberly Allen
Sent:
Wednesday, April 22, 2020 10:22 AM
To:
Neftali Soto
Subject:
RE: Various wastewater pumping stations - Flood insurance
Tali, 
 
Regarding the flood insurance premium, the commission should be covering all operating expenses while the Town 
covers capital to the town-owned buildings.  The flood insurance premium is a cost that is considered operating. 
 
Kimberly Allen 
Finance Director 
Town of Waterford 
15 Rope Ferry Road 
Waterford, CT 06385 
kallen@waterfordct.org 
860.444.5840  (direct) 
860.440.0579 (fax) 
 
 
 
From: Neftali Soto  
Sent: Monday, April 20, 2020 2:35 PM 
To: Kimberly Allen <kallen@waterfordct.org> 
Subject: RE: Various wastewater pumping stations - Flood insurance 
 
 
Hi, Kim. 
Thank you for your prompt follow up.  
I will convey this info to our commission and hopefully this addresses their concerns. 
Again, thank you very much. 
Tali. 
 
From: Kimberly Allen <kallen@waterfordct.org>  
Sent: Monday, April 20, 2020 2:30 PM 
To: Neftali Soto <nsoto@waterfordct.org> 
Subject: RE: Various wastewater pumping stations - Flood insurance 
 
Tali, 
 
I reviewed the commission’s requests and have also contacted insurance carrier to raise some of the questions.  Please 
see the responses below in RED. 
 

2
I have to research why the flood insurance was moved out of the Town budget and onto the commission.  I’ll get back to 
you with more data on why the changed occurred. 
 
 
 
Kimberly Allen 
Finance Director 
Town of Waterford 
15 Rope Ferry Road 
Waterford, CT 06385 
kallen@waterfordct.org 
860.444.5840  (direct) 
860.440.0579 (fax) 
 
 
 
From: Neftali Soto  
Sent: Monday, April 13, 2020 3:53 PM 
To: Kimberly Allen <kallen@waterfordct.org> 
Subject: Various wastewater pumping stations - Flood insurance 
 
Hi, Kim. 
During the Utility Commission meeting of March 11, the commissioners asked me to discuss with you the following: 
 
the possibility of [flood] insuring only the electronics at our stations. 
The pump stations are in flood zones and must carry full insurance per law.  We cannot only insure the contents 
and/or electronics. 
 
Shop around for better premiums.  
Our insurance broker, HD Segur, quotes the flood insurance annually to various vendors and awards the 
insurance to best quote on the premiums. 
 
The attached graph, which I need to update, shows the stations that require flood insurance.  Once the current situation 
settles down and once the budget process is taken care – Can we get together and discuss flood insurance for our 
pumping stations?  Also, it has been the discussion among the commissioners that flood insurance should be the 
responsibility of the town, same as any other insurance, including schools … since the buildings and the infrastructure is 
owned by the town, not the utility commission.  It was always that way until about three years ago.   This is something 
that we can talk about later on.  
Thanks and be safe. 
Tali  
 
Neftali Soto, PE 
Chief Engineer/Director – Utility Commission 
Mail - 15 Rope Ferry Road 
Waterford, CT 06385 
Address – 1000 Hartford Tpke. 
Waterford, CT 06385 
nsoto@waterfordct.org 
860-444-5886 
Fax- 860-442-9037 

 
 
 
           
TOWN OF WATERFORD 
UTILITY 
COMMISSION 
 
 
 
 
WASTEWATER ENTERPRISE FUND 
BUDGET 
 
 
FY 2021 
 
 
Adopted by the Waterford Utility Commission 
 
Raymond L. Valentini 
Stephen J. Negri 
Kenneth W. Kirkman 
Rodney Pinkham 
 
 
 
 
 
Peter M. Green, Chairman  
 
Date: __________________ 

 
 
WATERFORD UTILITY COMMISSION 
WASTEWATER ENTERPRISE BUDGET 
FY 2021 
 
 
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS 
 
 
Current Wastewater Account Status ….……………………………………. 1 
 
Current Pump Stations ………………………………………………………2 
 
Existing Infrastructure ………………………………………………………3 
 
Operating Budget – Line Item Descriptions ………………………………4-5 
 
Revenue (Projected / Actual) ………………………………………….……6 
 
FY 21 Wastewater Operating Budget …………………………………..…7-8 
 
Fixed Asset Account ………………………………………………….…… 9 
 
Personnel Cost Summary ………………………………………………..... 10 
 
Appendix A 
 
 2021-25 Capital Expenditures Recommended Under First Selectman Capital 
Improvements Plan and Approved by the BOF and RTM 

Residential Gravity
6,920
Residential Grinder Pump
89
Residential Two-Family Grinder Pump
7
Residential In-Law
93
Residential In-Law with Grinder Pump
7
Total Residential accounts SUB TOTAL
7,116
Commercial Total
298
Commercial Grinder Pump
9
Commercial Consumer Meter
6
Total Commercial accounts SUB TOTAL
313
Government 
22
TOTAL SEWER USE ACCOUNTS
7,451
Customers with Private Wells
223
Customers with Private Wells and Well Meters
44
Customers with Secondary Meters
259
CURRENT WASTEWATER ACCOUNT STATUS 
to May 12, 2020
Additional Information
1

 
2
Pumping Stations 
 
 
CONTRACT 
PUMP STATION NAME 
IN-SERVICE DATE 
 
6 
Blue Hills Pump Station 
1976 
8 
Bolles Court Pump Station 
1976 
5 
Evergreen Avenue (Main Pump Station) 
1976 
7 
Old Norwich Road Pump Station 
1976 
13B 
Marilyn Road Pump Station 
1979 
13B 
Wiemes Ct Pump Station 
1979 
16 
Richards Grove Road Pump Station 
1981 
18 
Cross Road Pump Station 
1982 
22 
Mago Point Pump Station 
1984 
34 
Briarwood Drive Pump Station 
1985 
Private Dev. 
Crystal Mall Pump Station 
1985 
34 
Old Barry Road Pump Station 
1985 
24 
Colonial Drive Pump Station 
1987 
24 
Dock Road Pump Station 
1987 
24 
Gardiners Wood Road Pump Station 
1987 
24 
Seaside Pump Station 
1987 
24 
Shore Road Pump Station 
1987 
39 
Quaker Hill Pump Station 
1989 
43 
Stony Brook Pump Station 
1991 
44 
Niantic River Road Pump Station 
1992 
44 
Oil Mill Road Pump Station 
1992 
44 
Oswegatchie Road Pump Station 
1992 
52 
East Neck Road Pump Station 
1993 
52 
Ridgewood Avenue Pump Station 
1993 
58 
Graniteville Pump Station 
1995 
69A 
Quinley Way Pump Station 
2000 
Private Dev. 
Thames Landing Development 
2004 
76  
     Harrison’s Landing Pump Station    
           2014 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
28 Pumping Stations  

 
3
Wastewater Piping Infrastructure 
 
 
 
TOWN’S EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE – PIPING 
 
Low Pressure Sewer ………………... 
 3.38  
miles 
Force Main …………………………. 
16.23  
  “ 
Gravity Main ………………………. 
125.63  
 “ 
 
SUBTOTAL* …………………….. 
145.24  
 “ 
 
*Inclusive of House Service Connections up to property line (for  
 
 
structural repairs only).  
 
 
 
 
 
INFRASTRUCTURE WITHIN EASEMENTS UNDER WUC RESPONSIBILITY 
 
Cross Road Mall ……………………….. 
2,487’ 
Jordan Commons ………………………. 
2,177’ 
Crystal Mall…………………………….. 
2,514’ 
Longview Street ………………………. 
   100’ 
Pilgrim Road (East Lake) …………….. 
   960’ 
Stoneheights …………………………. 
3,860’ 
Twin Lakes Road (along pond) ………. 
1,100’ 
Twin Haven Nursing Home…………… 
   613’ 
Manitock Apartments ………………… 
  518’ 
Rope Ferry Commons ………………… 
2,460’ 
Post House Condo …………………….. 
  323’ 
Beechwood Drive ……………………… 
2,005’ 
Windy Ridge** ……………………….. 
   418’ 
Thames Landing**  …………………... 
1,132’ 
 
SUBTOTAL  
 
 
            3.91 miles 
 
 
TOTAL RESPONSIBLE INFRASTRUCTURE PIPING  -  148.15 miles 
 
 
** Responsible for mainline only 
 

 
4 
WASTEWATER 
OPERATING BUDGET (60131) – Line Item Descriptions 
 
FY 2021     
 
  
51000 
SALARIES 
 
51110  
Administration – 95% Chief Engineers’ and 85% of the Assistant Director’s salary. 
 
The remaining percentage is charged to the Water Fund.  
 
51120  
 Inspection - This item is for the salary of the UC employee inspecting water and 
sewer installations by private developers. The developer then reimburses the Utility 
Commission. 
 
51210 
Clerical & Technical - Various amounts for surveying, inspector’s salary, and clerical 
 
staff (See spread sheet)  
 
51500 
Foreman - Salary of the foreman 
  
51510 
Maintenance Operator - Three (3) existing positions. One (1) is a Lead Operator, 
one is a maintenance operator, and the other is the wastewater electrician.  
 
51512 
Sewer Tech II (prev. Maintainer III) – Two positions.1 
 
51515 
Sewer Tech I (prev. Maintainer II) – Two existing positions. Includes summer help. 
  
51810 
Overtime - Used when maintenance personnel responds after hours and on 
weekends, and occasionally for office personnel, with previous approval. 
 
51910 
Fringe Benefits – Health Insurance, Life Insurance and Clothing for the above 
referenced employees. 
 
51920 
FICA - For above staff at 0.0765 
 
 
52000 
SERVICES 
 
52008 
Legal Services incurred in the collection of delinquent accounts 
 
52010 
Advertising - Used for advertising public hearings, job openings and miscellaneous 
 
information. 
 
52020 
Postage - User charge bills and miscellaneous correspondence. 
 
52030 
 Professional Services - For unspecified professional consultation services that are 
not included under our Capital Improvements Projects. 
 
52040 
Service Contract & Repairs - To pay for maintenance contracts and outside repair 
 
services. 
 
52050 
Association Dues, Licenses, Conferences & Education - Covers the cost of 
membership to professional organizations, professional licenses, conferences, 
seminars, and other professional continued education activities. 
                                                 
1 Two- Maintainer III positions are proposed for FY21 (approved by First Selectman and PRB.   

 
5 
 
52060 
Printing - Printing of bills, fliers, and miscellaneous forms.  
 
52070 
Reimbursable Town Expenses - To reimburse Town Employees for “out of  pocket” 
expenses while on Town business. 
 
52080 
Telephone - cellular phones, fax and office phones, telemetry 
 
 
52090 
Heating Fuel - Cost of oil/gas to heat pump stations and maintenance building. 
 
52100 
Electricity - Electric costs to run pumping stations and maintenance building.  
  
 
52110 
 Water - Water usage at pump stations for wash down, seal water and others. 
 
52202 
Flood Insurance – For the payment of premiums associated with flood insurance for 
various pump stations. 
 
52730 
Treatment Costs - Estimated cost of Waterford's share of operation and 
 
maintenance costs at Piacenti Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant.   
 
 
53000 
MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES 
 
53010 
Office Supplies - Basic office supplies such as paper, pens, etc. 
 
53020 
Other Supplies - Lubricants, degreasers, deodorizers, filters, etc. 
 
53040 
Survey and Reproduction Media Supplies 
 
53070 
Automobile Repairs - Repairs & maintenance to utility vehicles, lawn mowers, 
camera truck, and sewers cleaning equipment. 
 
53090 
Fuel and Lubricants - Gasoline and lubricants for vehicles. 
 
53310 
Chemicals - Cost of odour and corrosion control and other chemicals and equipment 
used to control odours throughout the wastewater infrastructure. 
 
 
54000 
EQUIPMENT 
 
54020 
 Equipment – For the purchase of electronic equipment (i.e. printers, plotters, 
calculators, etc. 
 
 
54060 
 Office Equipment – For miscellaneous office equipment such as desks, chairs, filing 
cabinets, bookshelves 
 
 
 
 
54130 
Computer Support System – Support for billing software and other minor IT needs. 
 
54170 
 Equipment Parts and Tools - Speciality equipment and tools required for the 
maintenance of our sewage pumping stations and sanitary sewer collection system.  
 
54194 
Fixed Assets Offset Acct – to cover major items subject to unexpected failures. 

 
6
 PROJECTED REVENUES 
 
Fiscal Year 2021 
 
 
 
Sources 
 
Projected 
  
 
 
 
Billing October 1st, 2020 
Billing January 1st, 2021 
     
Billing April 1st, 2021 
Billing July 1st, 2021 
 
 
TOTAL   .........................................................................................  $3,700,0001 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
REVENUES 
Fiscal Year 2020 
Sources 
 
 
 
To May 1, 2020 (From Financial Reports & CBSW) ------------------------------------ $ 2,841,621  
Projected for July 1, 2020 billing2................................................................ ............  $    895,000 
 
 
 
Total Projected Revenue for FY 2020 .................................................................... $  3,736,6213 
 
 
 
 
ACTUAL REVENUES 
Fiscal Year 2019 
Sources 
 
 
 
 
Total Revenue for FY 2019 ........................................................................... $3,715,400 
 
                                                 
1 Projected revenue for FY 21.  
    
2 Based on the last quarter (July billing) revenue for FY19, the figure of $895,000 was used to estimate the 
last quarter of FY20.  However, at this time, the effect of the current pandemic regarding water 
consumption is unknown.  It is expected that the July 2020 billing would be much less than $895,000.  The 
July 1st, 2020 billing is part of the revenues for FY 2020. 
 
3 Note that the estimated revenue for FY20 could be skewed by our on-going aggressive collections 
program; therefore, not necessarily representative of future revenues. See footnote 2. 
 

5/13/2020
FISCAL YEAR
2021
2018
2019
2019
2019
2019
2020
2020
2021
Change
2021
Line
Actual Expended
Approved
Transfers &
Revised 
Actual Expended
Approved
Expenditures
Dept/Agy
from
Utility Comm.
Item
Description
Bd/Comm.
Adjustments
Budget
Bd/Comm.
to 4/30/2020
Request
FY 20
Approved
SALARIES
51110
Administration
179,991
$               
204,849
$              
204,849
$              
203,125
$             
211,915
$           
157,235
$         
211,915
$         
0.0%
-
$                        
51120
Inspection Reimbursement
-
$                           
1
$                         
1
$                         
-
$                        
1
$                      
-
$                     
1
$                    
0.0%
-
$                        
51210
Clerical & Technical
276,262
$               
292,062
$              
292,062
$              
300,462
$             
291,748
$           
235,834
$         
291,748
$         
0.0%
-
$                        
51500
Lead Maintenance (Foreman)
82,385
$                 
85,051
$                
85,051
$                
81,101
$               
86,965
$             
62,851
$           
86,965
$           
0.0%
-
$                        
51510
Maintenance Operators
174,600
$               
127,035
$              
50,000
$                
177,035
$              
217,385
$             
219,263
$           
161,747
$         
219,263
$         
0.0%
51512
Sewer Tech 2 (Maintainer III) 
60,527
$                 
115,268
$              
115,268
$              
62,638
$               
120,952
$           
52,415
$           
120,952
$         
0.0%
-
$                        
51515
Sewer Tech I (Maintainer II)
111,384
$               
208,085
$              
(60,000)
$               
148,085
$              
130,817
$             
162,233
$           
42,478
$           
162,233
$         
0.0%
-
$                        
51810
Overtime
29,423
$                 
44,966
$                
44,966
$                
25,723
$               
46,843
$             
21,008
$           
46,843
$           
0.0%
-
$                        
51910
Fringe Benefits
291,001
$               
295,000
$              
10,000
$                
305,000
$              
304,005
$             
310,000
$           
242,613
$         
310,000
$         
0.0%
-
$                        
51920
FICA
67,255
$                 
82,415
$                
82,415
$                
75,017
$               
87,204
$             
53,170
$           
87,204
$           
0.0%
-
$                        
51946
Retro Pay
-
$                          
-
$                          
-
$                       
-
$                     
-
$                     
-
$                        
Subtotal
1,272,827
$            
1,454,732
$           
-
$                         
1,454,732
$           
1,400,273
$         
1,537,124
$        
1,029,350
$     
1,537,124
$      
0.0%
-
$                       
SERVICES
52008
Legal Services - Collections
19,959
$                 
20,000
$                
20,000
$                
19,381
$               
20,000
$             
8,316
$             
20,000
$           
0.0%
52010
Advertising
1,758
$                   
2,000
$                  
2,000
$                  
1,429
$                 
2,000
$               
1,123
$             
2,000
$             
0.0%
52020
Postage
14,670
$                 
16,000
$                
16,000
$                
14,630
$               
16,000
$             
15,074
$           
16,000
$           
0.0%
52030
Professional Services
1,656
$                   
20,000
$                
20,000
$                
10,651
$               
20,000
$             
1,324
$             
20,000
$           
0.0%
52040
Service Cont. & Repairs
99,593
$                 
70,000
$                
22,000
$                
92,000
$                
79,554
$               
70,000
$             
37,274
$           
70,000
$           
0.0%
52050
Dues, Conferences & Educ.
5,384
$                   
2,000
$                  
400
$                     
2,400
$                  
2,325
$                 
2,000
$               
1,895
$             
2,000
$             
0.0%
52060
Printing
-
$                           
1,000
$                  
1,000
$                  
-
$                        
1,000
$               
-
$                     
1,000
$             
0.0%
52070
Reimbursable Expenses
31
$                        
300
$                     
300
$                     
29
$                      
300
$                  
-
$                     
300
$                
0.0%
52080
Telephone
14,618
$                 
14,000
$                
14,000
$                
14,991
$               
14,000
$             
11,539
$           
14,000
$           
0.0%
52090
Heating Fuel
8,901
$                   
10,000
$                
7,000
$                  
17,000
$                
11,578
$               
12,000
$             
5,617
$             
12,000
$           
0.0%
52100
Electricity
322,344
$               
295,500
$              
295,500
$              
320,321
$             
295,500
$           
229,450
$         
295,500
$         
0.0%
52110
Water
3,097
$                   
3,000
$                  
3,000
$                  
3,048
$                 
3,000
$               
2,341
$             
3,000
$             
0.0%
52202
Flood Insurance
51,032
$                 
55,000
$                
7,640
$                  
62,640
$                
62,631
$               
63,000
$             
74,926
$           
63,000
$           
0.0%
52720
User Charge Refunds
-
$                           
-
$                          
-
$                          
-
$                          
-
$                        
-
$                       
-
$                     
-
$                     
52730
Treatment Costs
1,514,149
$            
1,325,000
$           
(199,750)
$             
1,125,250
$           
1,018,250
$          
1,200,000
$        
1,465,725
$      
1,200,000
$      
0.0%
Subtotal
2,057,192
$            
1,833,800
$           
(162,710)
$            
1,671,090
$           
1,558,816
$         
1,718,800
$        
1,854,604
$     
1,718,800
$      
0.0%
-
$                       
MATERIALS & SUPPLIES
53010
Office Supplies
2,113
$                   
2,000
$                  
350
$                     
2,350
$                  
2,426
$                 
2,000
$               
2,429
$             
2,000
$             
0.0%
ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT/AGENCY  -  WATERFORD UTILITY COMMISSION

5/13/2020
FISCAL YEAR
2021
2018
2019
2019
2019
2019
2020
2020
2021
Change
2021
Line
Actual Expended
Approved
Transfers &
Revised 
Actual Expended
Approved
Expenditures
Dept/Agy
from
Utility Comm.
Item
Description
Bd/Comm.
Adjustments
Budget
Bd/Comm.
to 4/30/2020
Request
FY 20
Approved
ANNUAL BUDGET DEPT/AGENCY  -  WATERFORD UTILITY COMMISSION
53020
Other Supplies
11,323
$                 
3,200
$                  
3,200
$                  
3,729
$                 
3,200
$               
563
$                
3,200
$             
0.0%
53040
Survey Supplies
-
$                           
600
$                     
160
$                     
760
$                     
757
$                    
600
$                  
503
$                
600
$                
0.0%
53070
Auto Repairs
8,192
$                   
7,500
$                  
1,800
$                  
9,300
$                  
9,699
$                 
9,000
$               
3,937
$             
9,000
$             
0.0%
53090
Fuel and Lubricants
17,098
$                 
20,000
$                
20,000
$                
17,518
$               
20,000
$             
10,652
$           
20,000
$           
0.0%
53310
Chemicals
88,645
$                 
123,000
$              
70,000
$                
193,000
$              
95,609
$               
100,000
$           
76,308
$           
100,000
$         
0.0%
Subtotal
127,371
$               
156,300
$              
72,310
$                
228,610
$              
129,736
$            
134,800
$           
94,392
$          
134,800
$         
0.0%
-
$                       
EQUIPMENT
54020
Equipment 
-
$                           
1
$                         
400
$                     
401
$                     
400
$                    
1
$                      
-
$                     
1
$                    
0.0%
54060
Office Equipment
654
$                      
500
$                     
500
$                     
180
$                    
500
$                  
-
$                     
500
$                
0.0%
54130
Computer Support System
10,170
$                 
15,000
$                
30,000
$                
45,000
$                
40,267
$               
15,000
$             
8,255
$             
15,000
$           
0.0%
54170
Equipment Parts
144,199
$               
125,000
$              
60,000
$                
185,000
$              
121,970
$             
125,000
$           
127,731
$         
125,000
$         
0.0%
Subtotal
155,023
$               
140,501
$              
90,400
$                
230,901
$              
162,817
$            
140,501
$           
135,986
$        
140,501
$         
0.0%
-
$                       
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
3,612,414
$        
3,585,333
$        
-
$                      
3,585,333
$        
3,251,642
$      
3,531,225
$     
3,114,332
$   
3,531,225
$   
0.0%
-
$                    
67,103
$                 
75,000
$                
-
$                          
75,000
$                
65,271
$               
130,000
$           
80,563
$           
130,000
$         
0.0%
TOTAL BUDGET
3,679,516
$            
3,660,333
$           
-
$                          
3,660,333
$           
3,316,913
$          
3,661,225
$        
3,194,895
$      
3,661,225
$      
0.0%
-
$                        
Dollars
Percent
1,807,725
$            
49.37
1,853,500
$            
50.63
 
3,661,225
$            
100.00
  
TOTAL  ENTERPRISE FUND PROPOSED OPERATIONAL BUDGET INCREASE - 0 % - NO IMPACT ON SEWER RATES
60131-54194   FIXED ASSET ACCT
Total Fixed Costs
Total Variable Costs
 Total Operating Budget