Regional Water Reuse Activities, Gaps, and Research. Jatin H. Mistry EPA Region 6 Drinking Water Section Dallas, Texas
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1 Regional Water Reuse Activities, Gaps, and Research Jatin H. Mistry EPA Region 6 Drinking Water Section Dallas, Texas
2 Discussion Areas Current Situation in Region 6 Public Health Implications Re-Use Activities/Projects Rainwater Regional Applied Research Effort Project
3 EPA Region 6 66 Tribal Nations 5 States 14.3% population growth from Drought conditions range from severe to exceptional
4 R6 Drought Situation (March 2013)
5 Texas Drought Update (April 2013) 23 water systems have < 180 days of source water available Impacting small water systems serving less than 10, 000 persons 1023 water systems on either mandatory, voluntary, or no outside watering schedule
6 When It Rains, It Pours Flash Flood Events Tropical Storms Electrical Storms Accidental spills Freak rainstorm events of inches of rain over 2-4 days Damages from millions to billions
7 Public Health Concerns From Storm Events Norwalk-like viruses West Nile Virus Hepatitis A Cryptosporidium parvum Giardia lamblia E.coli Salmonella Campylobacter
8 Where Does The Water Go? Diverted to reservoirs, bayous, or rivers Underground aquifer recharging Retention / detention ponds Stormwater Beneficial Re-use
9 Past Activities For Water Collection Retention Ponds Used to hold back stormwater and later wasted Viewed negatively (eyesore) Poor design lead to issues such as mosquito infestations leading to West Nile Virus outbreak Rain Barrels Not self maintaining, needs attention Plastic barrels not temperature tolerant during 100 F days Potential cross connections with potable water supply
10 New Approaches for Water Re-Use in Region 6 Green construction using low impact development principles Grassed swales Constructed wetlands Infiltration basins Porous Pavements
11 Tarrent Regional Water District Water Reclamation Project Divert stormwater from the Trinity River to a wetland Naturally bioremediate solids, nitrogen, and phosphorous Pump water to reservoirs as needed
12 Stormwater Beneficial Re-Use Option Edmond, Oklahoma Land needed for collection basin and treatment Construction of stormwater collection basin Construction of water treatment facility Costs $1.4 Million Fixed O&M costs $28,000 per year Variable O&M costs $128 per acre-foot
13 Innovations in Landscape Architecture Lincoln Parish, Louisiana Stormwater retention as rain garden Mixture of sustainable practices and design restraint
14 Stormwater Management Use of permeable pavements, bioswales, rain gardens, and larger bioretention systems Permeable pavers
15 Commercial Applications Omni Hotel Dallas, Texas Hotel completed projects to achieve LEED Gold Reduced stormwater run-off through turf and rain garden 25,000 gallon cistern captures condensate water for irrigation
16 Perot Museum of Nature and Science Shallow bioswales throughout the parking lot to capture/filter stormwater runoff Underground cistern collects 50,000 gallons of air conditioning condensate, roof and parking lot runoff Resource is recycled as site irrigation and as supplemental source for toilets and cooling tower functions
17 G.W. Bush Presidential Center Facility retains and reuses stormwater Vegetated bioswales take runoff to a wet prairie to remove sediment that feeds an underground cistern for irrigation reuse Platinum LEED
18 G.W. Bush Presidential Center Site Plan
19 WaterSense Labeled Home First WaterSense labeled home in North Texas and the first renovated WaterSense labeled home in the nation Renovations included Installation of rainwater harvesting system Stormwater runoff control Home will be open throughout the year to the public for training demonstrations and showcase the latest water efficient systems. Before After
20 Stormwater Runoff Control Features Permeable pavements Rainwater collection system
21 Rainwater Project Microorganisms Associated with Rainwater Collection Systems Providing Non-potable or Potable Water Collaborators Dr. Dennis Lye (EPA ORD) Dr. Maura Donohue (EPA ORD) Dr. Stacy Pfaller (EPA ORD) Mr. Jatin Mistry (EPA R6) Dr. Mary Jo Kirisits (UT Austin) Mr. Tae-Gyu Kim (UT Austin)
22 Rainwater Research Understand the microbial community of harvested rainwater following common in-home treatment processes Filtration Chlorination UV Disinfection
23 Sampling Sites 6 residential rainwater systems in Central Texas Collect raw water sample in cistern and treated water from cold tap inside residence Kim and Kirisits
24 Rain water Harvesting System Kim and Kirisits
25 Analytical Parameters Kim and Kirisits
26 Turbidity Reduced by Filtration Kim and Kirisits
27 Pyrosequencing Results From Site 4 (UV Treatment) Kim and Kirisits
28 References Stormwater Harvesting Guidance Document for Texas Water Development Board. March euse/projects/stormwater/doc/stormwater_fi nal_rpt.pdf
29 Questions? Jatin H. Mistry US EPA Region 6 Dallas, Texas Mistry.jatin@epa.gov
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