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Dave Solem - Former Manager of the Klamath Irrigation District, Current SCBID Manager

Dave Solem – Former Manager of the Klamath Irrigation District, Current SCBID Manager

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"The Anderson Perry & Associates team made the project go smoothly from start to finish, and with your assistance, the District has an outstanding facility to serve the future..." Read More
Ruth A. Moore - City Manager, City of Dayville

Ruth A. Moore – City Manager, City of Dayville

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“They have worked well with all parties involved with our project; the contractors, government agencies, as well as the city officials. They have provided professionalism throughout the project and have enabled us to benefit our community with the water system improvements that were so vital.” Read More
Tom Fellows - Umatilla County Public Works Director

Tom Fellows – Umatilla County Public Works Director

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"One of the greatest benefits to working with AP is the peace of mind that comes with knowing that they have always kept the County's best interests in mind.  In addition, they pay attention to the small details so that we don't have to and we can rest assured that nothing will be missed." Read More
Norm Paullus - Public Works Director, City of La Grande

Norm Paullus – Public Works Director, City of La Grande

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“Time and time again, the members of the AP team have demonstrated their dedication to providing timely, cost-effective surveying, design, natural resources, and other services and developing accurate construction cost estimates to make the City’s efforts completed with the firm’s assistance successful.” Read More
Jeff Oveson - Exec. Director, Grande Ronde Model Watershed

Jeff Oveson – Exec. Director, Grande Ronde Model Watershed

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"The staff at AP is exceedingly professional, yet they facilitate a hometown friendly working relationship that we all enjoy." Read More
Tim Bliss - Chairman, Powder Basin Watershed Council

Tim Bliss – Chairman, Powder Basin Watershed Council

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"We are now working with AP on a highly visible river restoration project...This requires cooperation with diverse stakeholders in groups and individually...The friendliness and approachability of the AP staff was a great asset.  With AP's willingness to network from the beginning, we are looking forward to another successful project." Read More
Jerry Bryan - District Coordinator, Farmers Irrigation District

Jerry Bryan – District Coordinator, Farmers Irrigation District

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“It required a long time to find an engineer capable of working productively within our multidisciplinary process.  We have finally found the engineering firm we sought – one fully capable of addressing our needs commensurate with our philosophical beliefs and technological requirements.” Read More
Marvin Schaber - Mayor, City of Richland

Marvin Schaber – Mayor, City of Richland

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“Our Project Engineer often attends Council meetings to keep our City representatives informed as to the latest status of current projects so that we always know where we stand.  We can call Anderson Perry at any time if questions or problems arise and they are always available to provide assistance.” Read More
Dale DeLong - Mayor, City of Island City

Dale DeLong – Mayor, City of Island City

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"During the entire process, AP kept the City fully informed on each step and gave the City every opportunity to provide input and direction.  It was AP's personal approach and personal interest on this very complex project that the Council really appreciated." Read More
Ed Mitchell - Operations Manager, Benton Irrigation District

Ed Mitchell – Operations Manager, Benton Irrigation District

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“It was obvious they kept both the District’s immediate and long-term interests in mind and were very sensitive to providing cost-effective solutions for the District.  They took pride in their work and that pride was very evident in the quality of the finished product.” Read More
Josh Smith - Project Manager, Wildish Standard Paving Co.

Josh Smith – Project Manager, Wildish Standard Paving Co.

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“The AP survey crews demonstrated professionalism with their approach to the projects, fully understanding ODOT construction staking, along with the OBDP’s unique requirements. AP surveyors responded quickly to our staking requests, producing accurate work that our construction crews depend on.” Read More
Clifford Jett - Mayor, City of Rufus

Clifford Jett – Mayor, City of Rufus

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“AP made it possible for the novel design approach to be funded, permitted, and implemented.  With the help of AP, the City received sufficient grants and loans from Oregon Economic and Community Development Department programs to fully finance the improvements.” Read More
Charles Mickelson, P.E. - Former Director of Public Works, City of Ontario

Charles Mickelson, P.E. – Former Director of Public Works, City of Ontario

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"AP's professional staff is able to find answers to almost every question that is asked and are able to pull in outside help when specialized help is needed.  They always act in the most professional manner, fulfill their contracts within budget, and are responsive to concerns that arise during all phases of projects." Read More
Krag Norton - Mayor, City of Lostine

Krag Norton – Mayor, City of Lostine

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“There is no way we could have completed all of the tasks required to undertake such a large infrastructure project without AP’s straightforward solutions and ethical advice. AP understands the needs and limitations of small, eastern Oregon communities and has proved to be an invaluable partner.” Read More
Randy Hayden, P.E. - Director of Planning & Engineering, Port of Pasco

Randy Hayden, P.E. – Director of Planning & Engineering, Port of Pasco

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"As we have come to expect from Anderson Perry, the project was designed and constructed on time and under budget, and resulted in a great new road at the Port's Big Pasco Industrial Center." Read More
Ramon Fisher - Vice President, Oakridge Sand & Gravel

Ramon Fisher – Vice President, Oakridge Sand & Gravel

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“Anderson Perry made our project a top priority, coordinated the necessary experts and came in on time and under budget.  I couldn’t have been happier with the outcome or with the professional way in which our project was handled.” Read More
Michael A. Becker - President, Michael A. Becker General Contractor

Michael A. Becker – President, Michael A. Becker General Contractor

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“During construction, the engineers work hand in hand with the contractor to develop a win/win situation for all involved. They represent their client’s interest to assure that the construction is completed in accordance with the contract documents.” Read More
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Oregon Drinking Water Rules Revisions

The Oregon Health Authority Public Health Division Drinking Water Services has recently made changes to three Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs) related to public water systems, including the Groundwater Rule, the Stage 2 Disinfection Byproducts Rule (DBPR), and the Long Term 2 Enhancement Surface Water Treatment Rule.  The revisions, which apply to OARs in Chapter 333, Division 61, are intended to improve clarity as well as bring the OARs into consistency with current industry standards.  These changes may affect operation of your water system, so we wanted to bring them to your attention.

Following is a brief summary of a few changes proposed in the rule revisions.

  • Clarifies procedures related to evaluating the influence of surface water on groundwater sources and associated testing requirements.
  • Turbidity monitoring is required for both surface water sources and groundwater sources under the influence of surface water.
  • Requires that water treatment plants have an auto-dial callout alarm or auto shutoff when high turbidity levels are detected.
  • When making system repairs or performing new system installations, after appropriate disinfection has occurred, two coliform samples, taken at least 24 hours apart, will be required prior to placing the system back in service.
  • Clarifies DBPR monitoring requirements
  • Requires water systems serving more than 3,300 people to have an auto-dial callout alarm or automatic shutoff related to low chlorine residual levels when chlorine is used as a disinfectant.

The public comment period for the proposed changes closed December 24, 2012.  The rules took effect on January 25, 2013. More information is available on the DWP’s Rules & Implementation Guidance webpage at http://public.health.oregon.gov/HealthyEnvironments/DrinkingWater/Rules or feel free to contact Dave Wildman, P.E., in our office at 541-963-8309 if you would like to discuss how these rule changes may affect your water system operations.