Hoyle Tanner is leading a team of water quality consultants working with the City to address a multitude of water quality issues driven by different Clean Water Act programs, identifying and prioritizing water quality opportunities that result in a viable program to achieve the City’s water quality goals.
The ultimate purpose of the project is to determine whether the objectives of the Clean Water Act programs can be met by use of a singular regulatory document (Integrated Permit) instead of the traditional approach to use separate permits to regulate wastewater, stormwater and CSO discharges across the City.
Tasks included comprehensive clean water alternatives analysis, identification of City-wide runoff (stormwater and wet-weather) opportunities, planning concepts for high-priority runoff mitigation projects and wastewater alternatives, and public outreach.
Hoyle Tanner developed the Integrated Water Resources Plan Report that includes a portfolio of projects to meet the City’s water quality obligations and goals, proposed schedule for implementation, public and regulatory agency participation plan, and monitoring plan and adaptive management plan for successful implementation. When the project began, it was the first-of-its kind report developed with the goal of receiving a single permit that covered stormwater, wastewater and combined sewage overflow discharges and is awaiting further development with regulators and state officials.
SERVICES
Wastewater Process Modeling
Hydraulic Analysis
Life Cycle Cost Analysis
Field Investigation
Conceptual Design
Financial Analysis / Planning
Regulatory Agency Coordination & Compliance
Report Preparation
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