HomeMy WebLinkAboutWQCS00171_NOV2020DV0167_20201009Strickland, Bev
From: Duane Wingo <dwingo@stanlycountync.gov>
Sent: Friday, October 9, 2020 10:53 AM
To: Meilinger, Michael J
Cc: Detria Turner; Earl Almond
Subject: [External] NOV 202000248 West Badin Lift Station
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Michael,
The NOV 202000248 referenced SSO that occurred on Thursday,
February 6, 2020, was in related to a severe thunderstorm event
that occurred in the Town of Badin that inundated the sewer
collection system and resulted in a spill of an estimated 27,000
gallons at the West Badin WWTP. The flow is a result of infow an
infiltration coming into the aged collection system. Attached is the
expected weather report and an updated weather report of what
occurred in Stanly County. The sewer pump at this station were in
good order and repaired within the last year.
We are actively engaged in seeking a CDBG Grant through the
Wooten Company to make improvements in the West Badin area to
find and fix sources of inflow and infiltration. It my current
understanding of the system that many the gravity sewer mains in
this area were slipped lined in the mid gos but there has been
shrinkage of the pipeliners that is allowing infiltration to enter into
the manholes. A larger concern is the age of the system's private
service connections which are predominantly Orangeburg or
terra cotta, which are decaying and allowing infiltration to enter the
system through cracks in the service laterals. We are looking at
implementing a program make the property owners repairs these
mains offer some financial assistance to have the repairs completed.
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Thanks,
Duane
Duane Wingo, PE
Stanly County Utilities Director
1000 N. First Street Suite 12 Albemarle, NC 28001
Phone: (704) 986-3691
Cell: (704) 221-4291
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