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bullet.gif (952 bytes)PROJECT: Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Study
bullet.gif (952 bytes)LOCATION: Chapel Hill, NC
bullet.gif (952 bytes)SCHEDULE: January 1994 - August 1994
bullet.gif (952 bytes)PROJECT BACKGROUND:
The Countryside Basin, approximately 720 acres, is located within the Orange Water and Sewer Authority service area in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The collection system for this basin is made up of approximately 50,000 linear feet of 8" sewer main, 300 manholes and three pump stations. The Authority decided that within a year, they needed to develop a program that would identify inflow and infiltration problems in the collection system so that they would be able to plan for and implement strategic cost-effective rehabilitation measures.

bullet.gif (952 bytes)PROJECT SCOPE:
Wade & Associates conducted a comprehensive sanitary sewer evaluation survey of the system in the Countryside Basin. The survey's scope included the following: wastewater flow and rainfall monitoring; data analysis; field inspection and testing services including manhole inspections, visual pipe inspections, smoke testing, dyed-water testing, wet-weather inspections, flow isolation, and cleaning/television inspections; data entry for creation of computer model; I/I analysis and prioritization; development of a computer-aided hydraulic model; creation of final report; and software delivery. Since a timely solution was important to the Authority, Wade & Associates placed a high priority on direct and frequent communication with OWASA. Staff members developed a comprehensive public relations plan and accompanying manual to streamline the distribution of information to residents and businesses in the study area.