HomeMy WebLinkAboutNC0020427_Annual Report_20070717CITY OF ROCKINGHAM
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT AND COLLECTION SYSTEM
ANNUAL PERFORMANCE REPORT
CITY OF ROCKINGHAM WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
AND SEWAGE COLLECTION SYSTEM
MONTY R. CRUMP, CITY MANAGER
LARRY D. COBLER, WWTP OPERATIONS DIRECTOR
RICHARD HAUGEN, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
NPDES PERMIT # NC0020427
On July 20, 1999 the North Carolina General Assembly signed Into law House Bill 1160, the Clean Water
Act of 1999. This legislation has placed significant, new reporting requirements on ,those entities that own or
operate wastewater treatment and collection systems. The owner, operators must provide an annual report
to its users or customers and to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources that summarizes the
treatment works or collection systems performance over a twelve- month period. The report shall also state
the extent to which any terms of its permit, federal laws, or any State laws, regulations or rules related to
the protection of water quality have been violated.
The following is an Annual Performance Report for the City of Rockingham's Wastewater Treatment Plant
and Sewer Collection System for the period July 1, 2006 to June 30, 2007.
The City of Rockingham operates a 9-MGD (million gallons per day) wastewater treatment plant and
composting facility located on Byrd Drive in Rockingham. Sewage is transported to the treatment plant from
both households and industries through a collection system that consist of approximately 90 miles of pipes
and 26 sewage pumping stations. The wastewater treatment plant is an extended aeration system that.
removes substances from the sewer water primarily through biological treatment and discharges the deaned
water into the Pee Dee River. Substances removed from the sewer water are then converted into compost
and distributed to the public free of charge to be used for agricultural and horticultural purposes.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT PERFORMANCE
The City's wastewater treatment plant operates under limits established by the North Carolina Division of
Water Quality. It is required by the State that the City meet an 85% removal rate on both BOD (biochemical
oxygen demand), and TSS (total suspended solids) which are the primary substances in sewage. For this
reporting period, the City exceeded these requirements with an average removal rate of 98% on BOD and
an average removal rate of 98% on TSS. The lowest percent removal rate for BOD for the twelve-month
period was 94%. The lowest percent removal rate for TSS for the twelve-month period was 96%.
Approximately 2750 tons of BOD and 977 tons of Suspended Solids were removed from the water treated at
the wastewater treatment plant during this reporting period. During this reporting period the City treated
approximately 1.492 billion gallons of sewage at the wastewater treatment plant.
The City of Rockingham had no violations at the wastewater treatment plant or at any of it's 26 sewage
pumping stations during this reporting period.
The City of Rockingham is committed to producing the highest quality treated water that is attainable at
the wastewater treatment plant to insure the protection of our natural environment._
COLLECTION SYSTEM PERFORMANCk
On occasion, overflows of sewage may occur due to obstructions in the pipes, breaks in the pipes in the
collection system or malfunctions of the sewage pumping stations. These events are reported to the State
and if they are significant overflows, they are reported in the local paper as required by the Division of Water
Quality. There have been no overflows to report for this reporting period.
The following is a monthly list of all overflows that have occurred during this reporting period including
the location and volume of the overflow, corrective actions taken, and any environmental impact caused by
the overflow:
July 2006: None Reported .
August 2006: None Reported
September 2006: None Reported
October 2006: None Reported
November 2006: None Reported
December 2006: None Reported
January 2007: None Reported
February 2007: None Reported
March 2007: None Reported
April 2007: None Reported
May 2007: None Reported
June 2007: None Reported
The City of Rockingham inspects is sewer outfall lines four times yearly in an effort to help locate any
trouble spots before problems occur however, there are some instances that are beyond anyone's control
and City personnel address these problems as soon as they are detected.
This report will be published in the local newspaper and copies will be available to the public at the front
desk of City Hall where the water bills are paid. If anyone has a question regarding this report, contact Larry
Cobler at 895-9434 or Richard Haugen at 895-2488.
I certify under penalty of law that this report is complete and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I
further - Ty that this report has been made available to the users or customers of thenamed system and
that i •se sers have been notified of its availability.
Mo ,*' • Crump, City Ma
City of Rockingham
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Combined Invoice / Statement & Certified Affidavit
RICHMOND COUNTY DAILY JOURNAL
105 E. Washington Street • P.O. Box 1888
Rockingham, NC 28380
PHONE (910) 997-3111 • FAX (910) 997-4321
Federal ID No. 58 2303137
CITY OF ROCKINGHAM
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF RICHMOND
Amount of Bill $ 172.00
I, Rick Bacon, Publisher of the
RICHMOND COUNTY DAILY JOURNAL
a newspaper published in Richmond County, NC
certify that the annexed advertisment of
• WASTEWATER
was duly published in the aforesaid newspaper
1 time(s) for consecutive weeks
beginning with issue dated July 14 2 0 0 7
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(Signed)
Richmond County Daily Journal
Sworn to and subscribed before me, a Notary Public,
this day of July 14 2007
(Signed)(362.4 L �4f
My Commission expires . - 2z-c5
Date
July 14 2007
PLEASE PAY THIS AMOUNT $ 172.00
Terms: Net Due receipt of this Invoice
For proper credit, please enclose duplicate invoice with remittance
IMPORTANT: Please retain this affidavit for your records for legal reasons.
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CITY OF ROCKINGHAM . -
WASTE WATER TREATMENT
PLANT AND COLLECTION
SYSTEM
ANNUAL PERFORMANCE
REPORT
CITY OF ROCKINGHAM
WASTEWATER/TREATMENT
PLANT AND SEWAGE
COLLECTION SYSTEM
MONTY R. CRUMP,
CITY MANAGER
LARRY D COBLER,
WWTP OPERATIONS DIRECTOR
RICHARD HAUGEN,
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
NPDES PERMIT # NC0020427
On July 20, 1999 the
North Carolina General Assembly
signed into law House Bill 1160,
the Clean Water Act of 1999. This
legislation has placed significant,
new reporting requirements on
those entities that own or operate
waste water treatment and collec-
tion systems. The owner, opera-
tors must provide an annual report
to its users or customers and to
the Department of Environment
and Natural Resources that sum-
marizes the treatment works or
collection systems performance
over a twelve-month period. The
report shall also state the extent to
which any terms of its permit, fed-
eral laws, or any State laws, regu-
lations or rules related to the pro-
tection of water quality have been
violated.
The following is an Annu-
al Performance Report for the City
of Rockingham's Wastwater Treat-
ment Plant and Sewer Collection
System for the period July 1, 2006
to June 30, 2007.
The City of Rockingham
operates a 9-MGD (million gallons
per day) wastewater treatment
plant and composing facility locat-
ed on Byrd Drive in Rockingham.
Sewage is transported to the treat-
ment plant from both households
and industries through a collection
system that consist of approxi-
mately 90 miles of pipes and 26
sewage pumping stations. The
wastewater treatment plant is an
extended aeration system that re-
moves substances from the sewer
water primarily through biological
treatment and discharges the
cleaned water into the Pee Dee
River. Substances removed from
the sewer water are then convert-
ed into compost and distributed to
the public free of charge to be
used for agricultural and horticul-
tural purposes.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANT PERFORMANCE
The City's wastewater
treatment plant operates under
limits established by the North
Carolina Division of Water Quality.
It is required by the State that the
City melt and 85% removal rate
on both BOD (biochemical oxygen
demand), and TSS (total suspend-
ed solids) which are the primary
substances in sewage. For this re-
porting period, the City exceeded
these requirements with an aver-
age removal rate of 98% on BOD
and an average removal rate of
98% on TSS. The lowest percent
removal rate for BOD for the
twelve-month period was 94% The
lowest percent removal for TSS for
the twelve-month period was 96%.
Approximately 2750 tons of BOD
and 977 tons of Suspended Solids
were removed from the water
treated at the wastewater plant
during this reporting period. During
this reporting period the City treat-
ed approximately 1,492 billion gal-
lons of sewage at the wastewater
treatment plant.
The City of Rockingham had no vi-
olations at the wastewater plant or
at any of it's 26 sewage pumping
stations during this reporting peri-
od.
The City of Rockingham is
committed to producing the high-
est quality treated water that is at-
tainable at the wastewater treat-
ment plant to insure the protection
of our natural environment.
COLLECTION SYSTEM
PERFORMANCE
On occasion, overflows of sewage
may occur due to obstruction in
the pipes, breaks in the pipes in
the collection system or malfunc-
tions of the sewage pumping sta-
tions. These events are reported
to the State and if they are signifi-
cant overflows, they are reported
in the local paper as required by
the Division of Water Quality.
There have been no overflows to
report for this reporting period.
The following is a monthly list
of all overflows that have occurred
during this reporting period includ-
ing the location and volume of the
overflow, corrective actions taken,
and any environmental impact
caused by the overflow:
July 2006: None Reported
August 2006: None Reported
September 2006: None Reported
October 2006: None Reported
November 2006: None Reported
December 2006: None Reported
January 2007: None Reported
February 2007: None Reported
March 2007: None Reported
April 2007: None Reported
May 2007: None Reported
June 2007: None Reported
' The City of Rockingham in-
spects is sewer outfall lines four
times yearly in an effort to help lo-
cate any trouble spots before
problems occur however, there are
some instances that are beyond
anyone's control and City person-
nel address these problems as
soon as -they are detected.
This report will be published
in the local newspaper and copies
will be available to the public at the
front desk of City Hall where the
water bills are paid. If anyone has
a question regarding this report,
contact Larry Cobler at 910-895-
9434 or Richard HAUGEN at 910-
895-2488.
I certify under penalty of law
that this report is complete and ac-
curate to the best of my knowl-
edge. I further certify that this re-
port has been made available to
the users or customers of the
named system and that those
users have been notified of its
availability.
Monty R. Crump
City Manager
City of Rockingham, NC
July17,2007
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ACCT. NO.
296
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617 E. Broad Avenue, Rockingham, NC 28379
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Jackie Tubberville
Rockingham, City of
514 Rockingham Rd.
Rockingham, NC 28379
ORDERED BY
Jackie Tubberville
Ship To:
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PHONE YOUR ORDER NO. PREPARED BY SALES REP SHIPPED VIA
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QUANTITY DESCRIPTION
SIZE
ORICS
. UNIT PRICE
AMOUNT
2000
Copies (2 copies/set)
Received by:
Date: 7 /(2 /07
Quick Copy/Print Shop • 617 E. Broad Avenue • Rockingham NC 28379 • (910) 997-2295
Subtotal
Shipping
Postage
Tax
TOTAL
Paid
BALANCE
Terms
134.00
134.00
0.00
0.00
9.05
143.05
0.00
143.05
Net 10th
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