1. Marburg Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility
Reasons for constructing a new facility
Increase in treatment capacity
Considerations for evaluating technologies
Reuse quality to conserve water
Efficient, low cost
Odor control due to high traffic area
Aesthetics – directly on major state highway
Technology chosen – Seghers UNITANK

2. Marburg Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility
Advantages of the Marburg WWTP
Compact footprint for a 1.5 MGD facility
Completely enclosed – meeting our aesthetic requirements
Biological process – no chemicals are used in the treatment process
Includes a natural odor control
Produces reuse quality water for golf course and recreation fields
Includes dedicated spray fields in case golf course or ball fields do not need to use water

3. Marburg Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility
Marburg Plant capacity and usage
Plant has both a reuse permit & discharge permit
Plant is fully enclosed with natural odor control

4. Marburg Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility
MARBURG NPDES
PERMIT LIMITS
AVERAGE RESULTS
BOD5 (mg/L) 20
2.8
TSS (mg/L)
1.5
TOTAL PHOSPHOROUS (mg/L)
report
3.8
AMMONIA (mg/L) 5
1.6
FECAL COLIFORM (col/100ml)
200
2.6
TURBIDITY (NTU) NA
1.2
MARBURG REUSE
PERMIT LIMITS
AVERAGE RESULTS
BOD5 (mg/L) 5
2.5
TSS (mg/L)
1.3
TOTAL PHOSPHOROUS (mg/L)
report
3.8
AMMONIA (mg/L)
1.6
FECAL COLIFORM (col/100ml) 23
2.6
TURBIDITY (NTU) 3
1.2
MARBURG NPDES
PERMIT LIMITS
AVERAGE RESULTS
BOD5 (mg/L) 20
2.8
TSS (mg/L)
1.5
TOTAL PHOSPHOROUS (mg/L)
report
3.8
AMMONIA (mg/L) 5
1.6
FECAL COLIFORM (col/100ml)
200
2.6
TURBIDITY (NTU) NA
1.2

5. Marburg Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility

6. Marburg Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility

7. Wastewater Reuse Chimney’s Golf Course
Uses recycled water as irrigation to provide the course with a constant, dependable supply of water during these times of increased watering restrictions and drought.

8. Wastewater Reuse
Chimney’s Golf Course
Construction of Hole #2

9. Dedicated Spray Fields
Wastewater Reuse
Dedicated Spray Fields

10. Wastewater Reuse Chimney’s Golf Course
Aerial View of Plant, Golf Course and Spray Fields

11. Wastewater Treatment & Collection
Barrow County Recreation Fields

12. Barrow County Recreation Fields
Wastewater Reuse
Barrow County Recreation Fields

13. Barrow County Recreation Fields
Wastewater Reuse
Barrow County Recreation Fields
Shawnee Patterson
Apalachee High School
Brett Marbut
Winder Barrow High School
Tim Whiting
Apalachee High School
Trace Mc Daniel
Winder Barrow High School
Cedell Long
Winder Barrow High School

14. Wastewater Reuse Winder-Barrow High School Softball & Baseball Fields
Max Pentecost
Winder Barrow High School
Trace Clamp, Jonathan Fuller & Brendan Veal

15. Wastewater Treatment
Wastewater Treatment
Cedar Creek Water Reclamation Facility
July 2008
4 MGD of wastewater treatment capacity.
State of the art treatment plant that produces clean water with very minimum odor for
the residents who live in close proximity of the plant.

16. Cedar Creek Water Reclamation Facility
Wastewater Treatment
Cedar Creek Water Reclamation Facility

17. Wastewater Treatment CEDAR CREEK NPDES MARBURG NPDES PERMIT LIMITS
AVERAGE RESULTS
BOD5 (mg/L) 20
2.8
TSS (mg/L)
1.5
TOTAL PHOSPHOROUS (mg/L)
report
3.8
AMMONIA (mg/L) 5
1.6
FECAL COLIFORM (col/100ml)
200
2.6
TURBIDITY (NTU) NA
1.2
CEDAR CREEK NPDES
PERMIT LIMITS
AVERAGE RESULTS
BOD5 (mg/L) 5
2.4
TSS (mg/L)
1.7
TOTAL PHOSPHOROUS (mg/L) 1
0.5
AMMONIA (mg/L)
(N-A)7.4 & (M-O)3.5
1.6
FECAL COLIFORM (col/100ml)
200 9
TURBIDITY (NTU)
N/A
1.1

18. Wastewater Treatment & Collection
Capacity, Maintenance, Operation & Management (CMOM)
Tours of Treatment Plant