Wastewater Treatment Plant Facilities Plan Update
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1 Newberg City Council Meeting July 16, /24/2009 1
2 Last WWTP Facilities Plan dated 1985 Current WWTP dates from 1987 Various minor improvements and upgrades of the plant have occurred over the last 20 years No extensive evaluation and forecast of future requirements has occurred. 3/24/2009 2
3 The WWTP is a Class IV oxidation ditch type, activated sludge plant with Class A in-vessel biosolids composting. 3/24/2009 WWTP Operation Schematic 3
4 Goals of the Meeting existing and predicted regulatory requirements to protect the environment Prepare for community growth Ensure the maintenance of the City s valuable community investment 3/24/2009 4
5 The WWTP recommends a phased repair renovation and expansion program. Phase 1 to meet existing capacity shortfalls and required repairs Phase 2 designed to meet population demands through 2025 Phase 3 maximizing the existing site in order to meet 2040 population estimates 3/24/2009 5
6 3/24/2009 6
7 Phase 1 Construction deals with Wastewater Quantity - The plant lacks sufficient capacity to convey current peak flows. (Expand IPS, Headworks, Disinfection, De-chlorination, Repairs, etc) Wastewater Quality - Improvements are needed for reliably treating wastewater effluent to meet discharge requirements to the Willamette River. (2 Oxidation Ditches, Repair Existing Ditches, & 1 Secondary Clarifier) Biosolids/Composting - The consistency of the WWTP to provide Class A compost. The moisture content of the sawdust and feed solids are too high for the Composter. (Sawdust Dryer, Building Repairs, etc) 3/24/2009 7
8 Phase 1- Wastewater Treatment Plant Estimated construction costs are $ 31.4 million Plus the cost to purchase Baker Rock Property Design should begin as soon as funding can be obtained with work to be online by /24/2009 8
9 Phase 2 Improvements deal with Wastewater Quantity Additional support facilities to meet 2025 needs. (Headworks Odor Control, Ultra-Violet Disinfection, etc) Wastewater Quality Expansion of the oxidation ditches and secondary clarifiers to meet NPDES requirements. (1 Oxidation Ditch, and 1 Secondary Clarifier, etc) Biosolids/Composting Improved sludge dewatering system and expanded composting. (Centrifuge Dewatering, Aerated Static Piles, etc) 3/24/2009 9
10 Phase 2- Estimated construction costs are $ 23.6 million Design could and probably should be done in conjunction with Phase 1 design work. The construction could be be bid as an option item with the Phase 1 project. 3/24/
11 Phase 3 Improvements deal with Wastewater Quantity, Quality and Biosolids/Composting This represents the probable maximum potential of the Wynooski Site using existing technologies. The site would support a total of 8 Oxidation Ditches, 10 Secondary Clarifiers, adequate Biosolids/Composting and the ancillary facilities. This would support a Newberg population of 54,000 to 80,000. 3/24/
12 Phase 3- Estimated construction costs were not prepared as part of this Plan update as the construction would be 18 years in the future. Permit treatment requirements and future technologies can not be reliably forecast. 3/24/
13 Impacts of Infiltration/Inflow - Infiltration/Inflow from rainwater and high ground water levels in the sewer system increase the quantity of wastewater to be treated. Any I/I elimination program will not reduce the need for the Phase 1 project, and will only allow the possible temporary delay of the Phase 2 work. Phase 3 (Site Build-out) will be most impacted by an aggressive I/I program causing a delay as to when the Wynooski site is maximized. 3/24/
14 Recommended Manpower - Phase 1 ( ) There is a need for 3 additional FTE s for wastewater operations (Sr. Lab Tech/Environmental Specialist, an Operator II and a Utility Worker). Phase 2 ( ) 3 additional FTE s for wastewater operations (Plant Mechanic, Sr. Lab Environmental Tech, and an Operator II). Phase 3 ( ) 3 additional FTE s for wastewater operations (Operator I, a Utility Worker and an Environmental Tech.). 3/24/
15 Now What? Council adopts the plan. City revises Wastewater SDC s & Sewer Rates. Staff negotiates with Baker Rock on property purchase & provides results for Council action. City budgets at least Phase 1 design. City budgets increasing Operations Div. FTE s 3/24/
16 Additional Questions? 3/24/
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