Newly Reported Overflow
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Facility Name:
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Facility Number:
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PermitID:
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Submission Number:
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HQ6-RQZE-Q5J5X
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Current Status:
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Deemed Complete
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SubVersionID:
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dd44552a-e32a-44da-84ed-6b5e23649f07
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Location:
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Wastewater Treatment Facility - 212 Pleasant Street Extension - Ludlow, VT
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Caller Name And Title:
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joseph gaudiana chief operator
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Incident Start Date:
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09/18/2024
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Incident End Date:
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09/19/2024
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Contact Name And Title For Public:
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Branden McNamara - Town Manager
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Public Contact Phone Number:
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802-228-2842
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Incident Start Time:
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09:45 am
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Incident End Time:
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09:45 am
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Estimated Volume:
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80000
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Nature Of Incident:
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Discharged treated and partially disinfected effluent
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Cause Of Discharge:
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Chem Feed Problem
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Type Of Obstruction:
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crack in chlorine chemical feed line coupling caused a leak and air bubbles
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Point Of Discharge:
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WWTF outfall
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Corrective Action Taken:
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chemical feed malfunction. upon being notified of the high e-coli count we immediately took the indoor chlorine contact tank that we were using off line and switched over to the cleaned outdoor chlorine contact tank. upon investigation we found a leak in one of our chlorine chemical feed line couplings and repaired that. we changed the head on the chlorine chemical feed pump and checked the discharge volume for accuracy and it is accurate. we flushed the chlorine chemical feed line with carrier water. as an effective and temporary solution, we are currently running a chlorine chemical feed line over land so we can physically see the chlorine dripping into the effluent above the mixer in the chlorine contact tank. we plan to remedy the issue with a permanent fix over the next day or two.
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Waterbody Impacted:
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Black River
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Description Of Incident:
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chemical feed malfunction caused a drop in chlorine injection dosage to the chlorine contact tank final effluent. the sewage had been treated but the final effluent was not fully chlorinated which caused an elevated e-coli count.
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