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1 Review of wastewater discharge alternatives past and present Slide presentation prepared by Stan Mills for Regular Commissioners Meeting of December 15, 2008
2 Objective: Selection of alternate discharge Canal Treated Wastewater Current permitted discharge Alternate discharge to be in operation by December 30, 2014 per consent order Treated Wastewater or Raw Waste? Alternative: Technically feasible, cost effective, environmentally responsible, complies with consent order.
3 Four alternative [discharge methods] identified for consideration through discussions with the City, the County and DNREC: Land Application Treated effluent is sprayed on agricultural land to irrigate crops and provide nutrients. The effluent percolates through the soil to the groundwater. Rapid Infiltration Beds Treated effluent is flooded onto sand beds allowing the water to percolate down into the groundwater. Subsurface injection Treated effluent is injected either through a shallow well in an area where the groundwater is contaminated or through a deep well into an aquifer that is confined below the drinking water aquifers. Ocean Outfall Treated effluent is discharged through an outfall and diffuser into the ocean at a depth and distance from the shore that insures public health and environmental standards are met. Stearns & Wheler Report of August 2005 cited.
4 Compilation of wastewater discharge alternatives, past & present. Status of same.
5 Rapid Infiltration Beds (RIBs) Treated effluent is flooded onto sand beds allowing the water to percolate down into the groundwater. Treated Wastewater Evaluated in August 2005 Report of Stearns & Wheler, City engineering consultants Eliminated
6 Subsurface Injection Treated effluent is injected either through a shallow well in an area where the groundwater is contaminated or through a deep well into an aquifer that is confined below the drinking water aquifers. Treated Wastewater Treated Wastewater Shallow well injection Evaluated in August 2005 Report of Stearns & Wheler, City engineering consultants Both rejected Deep well injection
7 Spray irrigation onto lands purchased/owned by the City of Treated Wastewater Lands owned by Evaluated in August 2005 Report of Stearns & Wheler, City engineering consultants Rejected.
8 Ocean Outfall Treated Wastewater Ocean Stearns & Wheler is developing estimates based on figures obtained in-house and from outside marine contractors.
9 Spray Irrigation via a vendor Treated Wastewater Spray irrigation operations by an outside vendor on lands owned/leased by an outside vendor. Rehoboth s RFP process yielded zero responsive submittals. Option eliminated.
10 Spray irrigation via partnering with Sussex County and sending RBs raw waste or treated wastewater to County facilities for spray irrigation Possible routing of Rehoboth s wastewater: Raw waste sent to County s Wolfe Neck Wastewater Treatment Plant for treatment and spray irrigation. Treated effluent sent to Wolfe Neck WWTP or sent directly to the County s Inland Bays facility for spray irrigation? Raw Waste or Treated Wastewater SussexCounty Facility Lands owned by Sussex County Currently being addressed by seeking funding through Clean Water Advisory Council to perform engineering studies and costing analysis
11 Spray Irrigation via three-way partnership with outside vendor, Sussex County and Raw Waste or Treated Wastewater Sussex County s Wolfe Neck Treatment Plant and Spray Irrigation Fields Wastewater Vendor Lands owned by outside vendor Under consideration
12 Ocean Outfall via sending raw waste or treated wastewater to the South Coastal facility Raw Waste or Treated Effluent Sussex County s South Coastal Treatment Plant and Ocean Outfall Ocean?
13 What other alternatives have been considered in the past?
14 Have we overlooked any alternatives?
15 Viable alternatives as of December 15, 2008 Ocean outfall Land application by Sussex County Land Application by an outside vendor? Next steps. Pursue pricing of each alternative Determine user fees Identify funding Debate the merits of each alternative
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