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Task Description	Fiberglas Coating (p642)	Fiberglass Coating (p643)	Conduit Connections (p644)	Shelter Seals (p645)
Task Notification Date	May 9, 1999	May 9, 1999	May 9, 1999	May 9, 1999
Completion Notification Date	May 17, 1999	May 17, 1999	May 17, 1999	May 17, 1999

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Task Description	Well Leak (p646)
Task Notification Date	May 9, 1999
Completion Notification Date	May 17, 1999

Comments:

Fiberglas Coating (p642): Chip off (with a putty knife) the peeling gel coat on the downstream flume transition.  Paint with an appropriate coating (paint or roof sealer...consult with paint store). You may want to put silicone sealer under the loose edges of the existing gelcoat panel.  It may also be helpful in some cases to screw down the gelcoat layer with silicone underneath prior to painting with new coating.

Fiberglass Layer (p643):  Put silicone sealer under the loose edges of the existing gelcoat panel.  It may also be helpful in some cases to screw down the gelcoat layer with silicone underneath.  After drying, paint over the gelcoat layer with an appropriate paint or roof sealer.

Conduit Connections (p644): The conduit connections are not secure.  Reattach these securely.  Do not glue since cable replacement may be required later.  If the connections will not hold without glue, try using a set screw into a pre-drilled hole.

Shelter Seals (p645): Weather stripping needs to be added to the encoder shelter lids.  The underside of the boxes should also be sealed using canned spray insulation foam...if needed.

Well Leak (p646): The stilling well was dry suggesting tht there is a water leak out the bottom.  Pouring some roof sealer into the bottom should solve this problem.

Field Notes:
May 14, 1999 ; Field notes for resetting of flume offsets and installation of new software.
May 17, 1999  ; Completion of tasks
June 16, 1999  ; Pumped out Excess Sealant