CPAC Meeting 9-25-06
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The meeting provided updates on several community programs projects: the final phase of the Point Place project was completed in May eliminating overflows; the River Road projects including an equalization basin, pump station, and sewer lines were 80% complete; and the Bay View Wastewater Treatment Plant equalization basin was 80% complete and expected to finish by the end of the year. The meeting also discussed progress on the wastewater treatment plant including ballasted flocculation being 95% done, the grit facility being 95% complete, and an effluent pump station being 5-10% complete; as well as sewer rate increases of 8-10% for the next four years and scheduling the next meeting.
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The document summarizes the City of Toledo's Long Term Control Plan to address requirements in its Consent Decree with the EPA and OEPA to improve wastewater treatment and control combined sewer overflows. The recommended plan includes 26 projects to reduce overflows from 32 to 23 locations, decrease discharge frequency from 33 to 4 times per year, and cut discharge volumes and pollutant levels by over 80%. It will cost over $250 million and includes storage basins, tunnels, sewer separation, and other controls to be implemented between 2006-2016. Public input helped develop the plan, which must still be approved by the EPA.
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The document discusses options for a long term combined sewer overflow control plan for the Maumee River and Swan Creek areas. It provides an overview of existing overflow frequencies and volumes. Several control alternatives are presented involving storage, treatment, and separation. Input is sought from the public on aspects of the alternatives like site selection, preferred technologies, acceptable overflow frequencies, and costs. A final alternative will be selected to reduce overflows and improve water quality while considering public input and costs.
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The document discusses the elements and process for developing a Long Term Control Plan (LTCP) to control Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) in Toledo, Ohio. An LTCP identifies projects and costs to control CSO discharges as required by a consent decree. It outlines Toledo's current CSO conditions, the steps in an LTCP including public participation, and decisions that must be made regarding control methods, levels of control, and priorities for implementation.
CPAC Meeting 9-8-04
The document provides an update on River Road Area Sewer Improvement projects including:
1) Loans totaling $34 million were taken out this year and $110 million will be borrowed next year to fund the projects at extremely favorable terms.
2) An underground equalization basin and pump station will be constructed at River Road Park to store and pump sewage with completion targeted for November 2006.
3) New relief sewers and a force main sewer will be installed along River Road and Beverly to alleviate basement flooding and eliminate sanitary sewer overflows in the area.
Point Place Meeting 2-8-06
The Point Place Sewer Improvements Neighborhood Advisory Committee meeting update included progress on several projects. The Bay View Wastewater Treatment Plant Equalization Basin, Ballasted Flocculation Grit Facility, and work on a water tower were all on schedule. The committee's Long Term Control Plan submitted to the EPA in December was still awaiting approval and assumed a 25 million gallon equalization basin. Phase 2C of the sewer improvements had experienced some equipment problems but was now making good progress, though a few weeks behind. The detour for Phase 2C had begun but some noncompliance with the one-way route required additional signage.
SSES Bennett Area 2-8-06
The document summarizes a project to evaluate the sanitary and storm sewer systems in the Bennett Area of Toledo, Ohio. The project aims to eliminate sanitary sewer overflows, reduce basement backups, and maintain sewer infrastructure. It will involve flow monitoring, inspecting sewer structures, smoke and dye testing, sump pump monitoring, CCTV of sewers, hydraulic modeling, and recommendations for improvements. Public meetings are being held to inform residents and get feedback through questionnaires. Work may occur on public and private property.
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