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Meeting Minutes - Date
8/30/1999
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Board of Commissioners
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Adams Creek Interceptor <br />201 Facility Plan Amendment <br /> <br />average flow of !.34 mgd equates to a peak flow of 5.0 mgd. The 30-inch <br />interceptor will be approximately 45 percent full (flow depth to pipe diameter) <br />under year 2020 peak flow conditions. <br /> <br />A map showing the proposed Adams Creek interceptor is presented irt Figure <br />4-1. <br /> <br />4.2 No Action <br /> <br />If the Adams Creek interceptor is not implemented, Mt. Pleasant will continue to <br />pump their existing flows into the Dutch Buffalo Creek basin. This will have two <br />impacts to facilities in the area. <br /> <br />The Dutch Buffalo parallel interceptor, currently planned for the year 2005, <br />will need to be constructed earlier than planned. Under current planning, <br />the interceptor will be relieved of the Adams Creek flows by year 2001. <br /> <br />The existing Summer Street, Pasture, and Food Lion pump stations will <br />need to remain in service. The Summer Street and Pasture pump stations <br />are in poor shape and are subject to failure. Failures can be expected to <br />result in overflows. <br /> <br />Impacts to the Adams Creek basin are numerous. The soils in the area are <br />proving to be poor for use in septic systems. Many applicants are turned down. <br />To serve the area, small package plants would need to be implemented as areas <br />develop. Additionally, the Mt. Pleasant High School WWTP will need to remain <br />in service. <br /> <br />CDM Camp Dresser & McKee ,--~_ ~ g <br /> <br />12 <br /> <br /> <br />
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