Tier III Beyond Conservation - Integration of Reclaimed Water Don Safrit, P.E. McKim & Creed, P.A.
Reclaimed Water Terms Water Reuse is Not Disposal! You are Recycling a Valuable Resource!
Improvements in Treatment Capabilities
Current Reuse Practices
Use of Reclaimed Water - Irrigation Golf Courses, Residential Lawns, Agricultural Sites, Cemeteries, Parks, School Grounds, Commercial / Industrial Site Grounds, Landscape Areas, Roadways, and Other Similar Landscaped Areas
Other Uses of Reclaimed Water Industrial purposes such as process or cooling water; Aesthetic purposes such as decorative ponds or fountains, fire protection, dust control, street cleaning and other similar uses Bulk reuse programs
Other Uses of Reclaimed Water Fire Protection Urinal / Toilet Flushing Chillers / Cooling Pollution Abatement Commercial / Industrial Buildings, Hotels or Motels
Future Trends More efficient use of our water resources Conservation Agricultural reuse for food & non-food crops Residential reuse Indoor reuse Planned direct & indirect potable reuse
All Water Reuse Systems Legend no limit indicated <100,000 gpd >100,000 gpd and < 1 mgd >1 mgd and < 3 mgd > 3 mgd
Reuse Opportunities Wilson, NC City of Wilson s Hominy Creek Water Reclamation Facility 14 MGD of Capacity (4.1 MGD Reuse) 6 Miles of Reclaimed Water Distribution System Reclaimed Users Golf Courses Wrangler Bridgestone / Firestone Ball Glass Industrial Park Ball Fields / Athletic Fields / Public Rose Garden
Reuse Opportunities Wilson, NC
Reuse Opportunities Brunswick County, NC Brunswick County is State s Largest Reclaimed Water Only System West Brunswick Water Reclamation Facility - 6 MGD Design Capacity 11 Miles of Reclaimed Distribution System Golf Course Communities Silvacultural Reuse Groundwater Recharge Systems Wetland Augmentation
Reuse Opportunities Brunswick County, NC
Reuse Opportunities Brunswick County, NC
Reuse Opportunities Wake County, NC City of Raleigh Neuse River Wastewater Treatment Facility 60 MGD Capacity (2.9 MGD Reuse) 17 Miles of Reclaimed Water Distribution System Users Wake Technical College Wake Med Walnut Creek Amphitheater Industries North Carolina State University
Growth Opportunities A Holistic Approach The Next 15 years and beyond The Future is Carolina North a model of sustainability 1 mile north of main campus 3.0 million SQFT in 20 years 8.0 million SQFT at build-out in 50 years on 250 acres
Carolina North Concept Plan
Total Water Management
Total Water Management
Total Water Management
Total Water Management
Building Level Integration Indoor Use for Commercial / Institutional Toilet Flushing Courtyards / Gathering Places Fire Protection Systems Chiller Systems Outdoor Use Landscape Irrigation Fountains / Aesthetic Purposes
Educational Aspects Satellite Water Reclamation Systems Decentralized Water Reclamation Systems Integrating Reuse Programs into University or Community College Campuses Win-Win Scenarios Proactive & Sustainable Community Role Model Cost Savings Potential Teaching Opportunities for Schools Green Technologies / Support Fields Health Fields Engineering Fields Environmental Sciences Agricultural / Landscaping / Turf Management
Contact Information Thomas M. Hunter, Jr. P.E., R.A. System Facilities Engineer Admin and Facility Services NC Community College System 200 W. Jones Street 5013 Mail Service Center Raleigh NC 27699-5013 919.807.7218 (O) huntert@nccommunitycolleges.edu Claudia Powell, Environmental Specialist Division of Pollution Prevention and Environmental Assistance North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources 2728 Capital Boulevard 1639 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1639 919-715-6532 (O) claudia.powell@ncdenr.gov Chris Stanley, P.E. McKim & Creed, P.A. 1730 Varsity Drive, Suite 500 NCSU Centennial Campus Raleigh, NC 27606 919.233.8091 (O) cstanley@mckimcreed.com Donald L. Safrit, P.E. McKim & Creed, P.A. 1730 Varsity Drive, Suite 500 NCSU Centennial Campus Raleigh, NC 27606 919.210.9814 (M) 919.233.8091 (O) dsafrit@mckimcreed.com