NC0086584_Annual Report 2014-2015_20150714

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Waste Water Annual Performance Report
Fiscal Year July1, 2014- June30, 2015
Town of Belhaven Waste Water Treatment Plant
NPDES Permit#NC0026492
Operator in Responsible Charge: Stephen A Hall
The Town of Belhaven operates and maintains a 1,000,000 gallon per day treatment facility located off Hwy.
264 and Edward Street. The extended air activated sludge plant consists of a mechanically raked bar screen,
mechanical grit removal, biological nutrient removal, secondary clarifiers, sand filtration,UV disinfection,post
aeration, aerobic sludge digestion and sludge drying beds. The final effluent is discharged through outfall 001
into Battalina Creek, classified SC-NSW HQW waters in the Tar-Pamlico River Basin. The Town of Belhaven
had zero violations during fiscal year 2014—2015.
Town of Belhaven Water Treatment Plant
NPDES Permit#NC0086584
Operator in Responsible Charge: Garland S Grant III
The Town of Belhaven operates and maintains a 500,000 gallon per day Nano-filtration membrane facility
located off Hwy. 264 East Bypass in Belhaven. The facility draws water from three wells located around the
plant. The plant has a 75% recovery rate with the 25% reject water flowing into an unnamed tributary to
Pantego Creek which is classified SC NSW waters in the Tar-Pamlico River Basin. The Town of Belhaven
had zero violations during fiscal year 2014-2015.
Town Of Belhaven Collection System
Permit#WQCS00175 and WQ0029889
Operator in Responsible Charge: Garland S Grant III
The Town of Belhaven operates and maintains a wastewater collection system consisting of approx. 18.5
miles of gravity sewer, approx. 17 miles of force main, 12 duplex pump stations, and all associated piping,
valves, and appurtenances required to make a complete and operational wastewater collection system to serve
the Town of Belhaven. In addition, a low pressure system consisting of 173 semi-positive displacement
simplex grinder pump stations, with on-site audible and visual high water alarms; 1 semi-positive
displacement duplex grinder pump station; approx. 8300 linear feet of 2- inch pressure sewer, approx. 12,300
linear feet of 3- inch pressure sewer; approx. 10,800 linear feet of 4- inch pressure sewer, approx. 40,000
linear feet of 1.25- inch service laterals, and a 350 gpm duplex pump station. The station has on-site audible
and visual high water alarms in addition to a Dorsett Technologies SCADA system connected to the town's
wastewater plant. It has on-site Odor-Clean feed and on-site generator with automatic transfer switch. The
station taps into an existing 6-inch force main. This system along with approx. 5,800 linear feet of parallel 6-
inch force main serves 167 residences, one assisted living facility and 5 churches as part of the Pantego
Township.

This system is still permitted to Beaufort County but is operated and maintained by the Town of Belhaven
Water Resources Department the town intends to take full ownership in the future.
The Town of Belhaven has completed a by-pass force main. The by-pass line reroutes the out of town and
west end flows straight to the waste treatment plant. This reduces the burden on in town lift stations and all
associated operational headaches. The reduction through town also enhances cleaning and inspection of the
collection system.
The Historic District collection system rehabilitation has reduced inflow and infiltration. This project
addressed approximately 18%of the gravity system in town. Mains were relined and laterals replaced.
Manholes were either replaced or relined.
The Town of Belhaven Water Resources employees welcome our citizens to tour these facilities to see
firsthand the efforts being made to insure quality output and that the environmental concerns are of highest
priority.
This report is posted for viewing by the public in the Town of Belhaven's Municipal Building. We can be
contacted at(252)943-3055. We certify that this report is accurate and complete.
Stephen A.Hall, Waste Water Superintendent
Garland t III,Drinking Water Superintendent
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