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---y> <br />if'''?'-.* ' <br />J' <br />L /- i.y. <br />'f"l' <br />fer*.-fe''- <br />m <br />[?P <br />:v <br />m <br />M:t-:«i,^K <br />w-m <br />mMi&um <br />'mfIlf- <br />U%K- <br />f -f > <br />N.-:»■:' ■ ::J4. . <br />*‘r • <br />■•!tj <br />hTNUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING <br />HELD JULY 27, 1992 <br />FUEL STORAGE BIO AWARD - CONT. <br />Gerhardson introduced Mike Keeie, representative <br />Meter. <br />from Dump and <br />Keeie stated the underground system his company bid is a doubie <br />tank system, eiectronIcaiIy monitored, and anchored into the <br />ground. He noted that the governmental agencies are in the process <br />of revamping the regulations governing above-g-'ound tanks. <br />Jabbour asked if Keeie would recommend fiberglass versus steel. <br />Keeie said he would. <br />Jabbour asked about ecological effects. <br />longer a singleKeeie explained that the tanks underground are no <br />tank. <br />Goetten explained they are very concerned with the environmen:a1 <br />Issues, and have actually required others to remove underground <br />tanks. <br />Keeie indicated the risk factor <br />tanks. <br />IS the same for both types of <br />Jabbour noted that they were told that fiberglass tanks would be <br />approximately double the price. <br />Keeie felt that estimate to be iicorrect, and noted that both <br />fiberglass and steel would be approximately the same price. <br />Keel explained that the tanks now have a l/2” thick protective <br />coating and there has been so much new technology in this field <br />to perfect the tanks. <br />Callahan asked about potential for problems if there is a leak in- <br />ground. He gathered that there is a move to more above-ground tanks <br />and that is why the new regulations are being drafted. <br />Keeie noted above-ground tanks are just an option which needs to <br />be addressed. He stated that <br />tanks are accessible through <br />would never have to dig up <br />monitoring equipment. <br />all the probes on the underground <br />manholes, and guaranteed that they <br />the tanks, to repair or reo'ace <br />I9M. <br />... Wf ■,' <br />V ■ <br />e <br />,1 i.-.i <br />i <br />■