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2009-2010 WASTEWATER COLLECTIONS SYSTEM
ANNUAL PERFORMANCE REPORT
General Information
Facility/System Name: Hoke County Public Works
Responsible Entity: County of Hoke
Person in Charge/Contact: Mike Dean 910-848-0385
Applicable Permits: WQCS00352
Description of Collections System
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Hoke County Public Works' sanitary sewer collection system serves portions of Hoke
County, east of Raeford along the 401 corridor. The system consists of approximately
11.6 miles of force main ranging in size from 4 to 10 inch, 23.4 miles of gravity ranging
in size from 6 to 18 inch and 8 pumping stations.
Wastewater is collected from 950 customers who are 100% residential/commercial and
sent to PWC of Fayetteville and the City of Raeford who also are under contract for the
O&M of the system. In March 2010 the collection system was expanded to include the
Beaver Creek outfall, pumping station and force main. This outfall serves the Beaver
Creek drainage basin from Hwy 401 to Rockfish Rd. and pumps to the City of Raeford.
The O&M of the outfall, permit #WQ0033891 Modified, will be performed by Hoke
County Public Works.
Hoke County Public Works is currently in the permitting process for a 7.5mgd WWTF,
additional outfalls and pumping stations to serve the Sewer Use Area identified in the
Urban Service Area. Pending issuance of a NPDES permit and funding, construction is
scheduled to begin in late 2010 or early 2011.
HOKE COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS WQCS00352- SUMMARY OF
COLLECTIONS SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FOR FISCAL YEAR (JULY 2009-
JUNE 2010
During the Fiscal Year July 2009 — June 2010, approximately 58,000,000 gallons of
wastewater was conveyed to PWC and the City of Raeford. There was one sanitary sewer
overflow at a manhole near the Beaver Creek Pump Station on 5/05/10 that totaled
approximately 1500 gallons. The overflow was caused by debris that was left in the line
after construction. This was reported verbally to NCDWQ (Dale Lopez) on 5/05/10 and a
written report was delivered to NCDWQ- Fayetteville Division on 5-07-10. The lines
have since been cleaned and filmed to verify proper performance.
2009-2010 WASTEWATER COLLECTIONS SYSTEM
ANNUAL PERFORMANCE REPORT
Prevention
This fiscal year Hoke County Public Works made the following efforts to reduce
overflows.
1. Bi-annual mailing of FOG educational material.
2. Rehabilitated manholes, cleaned and filmed lines with a potential risk for SSO'S.
3. Inspections were performed on approximately 10% of the system.
Notification
The report is available on the County website and at the Utilities Billing Office 910-875-
6704. A statement of availability was included on the customer's bills during the month
of August.
Certification
I certify under penalty of law that this report is complete and accurate to the best of my
knowledge. I certify that this report has been made available to the customers of the
system, and that those customers have been notified of its availability.
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Dennis Baxley ate
Hoke County Public Works Director