Waste Water Improvement Projects
North Olmsted Collection System & WWTP Improvement Project
The City of North Olmsted will be undertaking a project to address overflows caused by Inflow/Infiltration (I/I) intrusion into its sanitary sewers during intense rainfall events. The proposed Collection System Improve- ments Project will eliminate sanitary sewer overflows occurring within the collection system upstream of the LeBern and Dover pump stations. The project includes:
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6,250 feet of parallel relief sewer construction of new sewer lines ranging in size from 12-inch to 24-inch.
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Rehabilitation of the 4.5 million gallon per day (mgd) LeBern and 7.9 mgd Dover pumping stations, including pump replacement, metering and the addition of grinders.
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360,000 gallon underground equalization tank at Dover Pump Station.
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Expansion of the 1.5 mgd Clague Park equalization tank influent pumping station to 7.5 mgd.
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1.25 million gallon underground equalization facility at Clague Park.
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Approximately 900 feet of relief sewer ranging in size from 15-inch to 24-inch along Chapel Hill Drive.
The limits of the proposed work are shown in the map below.
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