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SEWER COMMISSION
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03/15/1997
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MASHPEE SEWER COMMISSION MELTING MINUTES <br /> SATUR AY, MARCH 15, 1997 <br /> MASH MASHPEF COMMONS SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT <br /> Present: Torn Fudala, Dennis Bal arini, Brad C f yn <br /> Present at the tour were Commission members'. a representative from Team Engincefing- Steve <br /> Cushing , the firm which maintains the plant and residents of Stratford Ponds. <br /> Steve Cushing, the representative from Team Engineering explained the process. There is a <br /> pump station at North Market Street and another at Mashpee Commons Shopping Center. All <br /> the waste water is pumped up to the septic tank here, which is below grade. Each tank can hold <br /> 25,000 gallons. Presently they are only running l tank. They will start the second one in May. <br /> The plant is sized for 90,000 gallons per day. The flow now is about I -1 ,000 gallons per day. <br /> s it sized for any future development by Mashpee Commons? Steve is not sure of that. <br /> After the septic tanks,the wastewater then goes into an equalization tank. The flow is split <br /> between two rotating biological contactors -RBCs. You are able to see the bacteria,growth on <br /> the rotating tams, from thicker to thinner as the waste is broken down. <br /> How long does it tale for the waster water to go from one end to the other? 1e did not know <br /> because the water is re-circulated. <br /> Torn asked if they will be able to re-circulate at full capacity or is that a luxury now? They will <br /> still be able to re-circulate at full capacity. <br /> After the RBC, the waste water goes to the second clarifier where coagulants are added to <br /> capture the small particles in the water which don't settle. The coagulants will cause them to <br /> join together and makes it Baser to capture them in the sand filters. The clarifiers remove any <br /> particles. It pumps the sludge from the bottom and the clear water overflows the top. If it is not <br /> clear the sand filters will capture any particles. <br /> The sand filters have 6 different grades of sand, and are 5 feet deep. The sand does not have to <br /> be changed. There is an automatic backwash cycle which happens at least 1 time per day. <br /> After the sand filters, the ultra violet light sterilizes it. <br /> Bract asked if the solids which settle in the septic tank are pumped or do they leach out? <br /> The solids are removed about two tines per year. They are taken to another plant to be treated. <br /> Until then, it is held in an enclosed tank. <br /> Brad asked to what level sloes treatment occur here? <br /> To less than 10 parts of total nitrogen. <br /> Brad asked if he had any maintenance costs, for this plant and the willowtend plant(Team also <br /> maintains that plant . He explained that maintenance cosh are a concern to the Sewer <br />
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