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MEMORANDUM
TO:
Pub l ic Work s Committee
REFERENCE : Local Storm Water Facilities
There exists in t h e Atlanta Area a serious condition resulting from
inadequate and outdated storm sewer s and drainage structures .
This
condition has existed for many years but grown worse each year with
continued development and normal obsolescence rates .
Atlanta has hundreds of areas that flood with each rain of two inch
intensity or more , hundre ds of unders i zed or deteriorated culverts,
hundreds of miles of restricted streams with no bank stabilization,
and over 75 miles of streams carrying combined storm and sanitary
s ewage overflows with each rain.
The s e con ditions are compoun de d by
poor sanita tion practices in many neighborhoods which allows the
dump ing o f tfa sh a nd debris into streams and drainage sy stems ca using
ob structio n o f both op eni. di t che s a nd cul v e r t s downstream.
There i s pre s ently available no comprehensive map record of the e x ist ing dr a i nage sys tem .
No drawings , loca tion p lans, or size dat a i s
availab l e for l ocation or p l a nn i ng , and no staff capabi l ity i s avail able t o pre s ently undertake this necessary prerequisite to do comprehensiv e planning and eva l uation o f th e prob lem scope i n any de t a i l .
The City implemented a system o f sewer serv ice charges in 1967 which
provides for the operation a n d maint enance of t he s an i tary sewer system and certain e-lements of the combined sewer system.
Presently, funds
from this revenue source are being used to maintain the storm sewer system con~rary ' to the intent and stated purpose s 9f the service charge
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�ordinance .
This cannot continue and c ertainly cannot be expande d to
provid e for enlargement or i mprovements to the storm sewer system.
On
the contrary it wil l be ne ces sary to reduce the present l evel o f ezp en d itures from this source to meet bond ordinanc e
commitment s t o buyers .
There are no genera l fund appropriat ions provided for storm s ewers
dur ing 1967 .
The Atlanta Reg ion Metropolitan Planning Commission, in compliance with
a requirement o f the Ho using Act o f 1965, ha s re c ently initiated an 18
month comprehensive study on a generaliz ed scope of "Water and Sewage
Problems o f the Metropolitan Area . 11
This study will supposedly lay the
ground work f or deve lopment o f a comprehens ive Ma ster Plan for Water and
Sewer Development in the Metrop olitan Area .
The dif f iculty here i s th a t this study will consider only the sanitary
and combined sewer elements o f the prob l em and wil l not consider in any
way the storm sewer aspe c ts.
If the comprehensive study is to develop
a proposa l f or system expansion and reorganiza tion to include restruc ture of revenues and po li ti cal boundaries in order to obtain future
solution s to e x isting problems it must be able to intelli gently evaluate and i n c l ude t he other 50% o f the t ota l probl em; th a t o f s t orm s ewers
and dra inag e sy s t ems.
There is no way in wh ich this can be done a t
pre s ent . The probl ems reflected previou s ly have two distinc t fa c et s;
they a re :
1.
Immedi a t e e ffort s to f i nanc e and cons truct relief
facilitie s i n health hazard area s , together wi th
i n itiat ion o f s t udies to devel op scope and solution
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�to the overall problem .
2.
Future effor ts includi ng a massive construc tion
program growi ng from earlier study would develop :
problem areas, problem s cope, me thods of f i nancing ,
deve lopment o f plans and schedules •
.. A cursory study o f the work to be done , indicate s that the following
s equenc·e;: of events should take place :
1967
Allocate fun ds t o provide immedi ate relief for
priprity problems $1,000,000 (see N6te 1).
1967
Allocate fund s and authorize minimum staffing
and con sultant con t rac t t o initiate mapp ing
pro gram . (See note 2).
1968
Al locate continued emer gency relief funds f or
op erations and improvements o f storm water
system.
1968
Allo cate funds f or contract study and mapp ing
assistance by consultant in-house staff .
1969
Develop program organization and financing for
comprehensive s o lution o f problem areas.
1969-1973
Launch massiv e Capital Improvement Program which
might well require five years.
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�Note 1:
Preliminary plans and, ih some case, cost estimates exist on numerous
projecrs causing recurring problems.
Those pres ently read for contract
letting include the following:
1.
Culvert:
Wilson Avenue, N. W.
2.
Storm Sewer:
Clarondale Drive, N. W.
3o
Storm Sewer:
Springside Drive,
4.
Culvert:
5.
Storm Sewe rs:
Brookwood Inter~hange
6.
Storm Sewer:
Ellsworth Ind . Drive
7.
Storm Sewer:
Habersham Road, N. W.
8.
Storm Sewers:
Peachtree Avenue, _N. W.
9.
Culverts:
N. Stratford Road , N. W.
10.
Storm Sewe rs: ·
Blake Avenue , S. E.
11.
Storm Sewe r:
Stoval l Street , S. E.
12.
Storm Sewer:
McDonough Boulevard, S. E.
13.
Culvert:
Boulevard Driye, S . E. (should allocate f or open c hannel
14.
Storm Sewer :
Piedmont Way, N. E .
15.
Storm Sewe r:
Porter Drive, N. W.
16.
Storm Sewer:
Ol dfield
17.
Storm Sewer:
Grand Avenue , S. W.
18.
Storm Sewer:
Deering Road, N. E.
19.
Storm Sewer:
Conrad Aven~e, S. E.
20.
Storm Sewer:
Montro·s e Avenue, S. W.
21.
Storm Sewer:
Hazelwood Drive, S. W.
220
Storm Sewer:
Collier Drive, N. W.
23.
Storm Sewer:
Macon Drive,
24.
Storm Sewer :
Rhodenhaven Drive·, N. W.
s:
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·charlene Avenue , N. E .
Road, N. W.
s.
W.
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25.
Culvert:
Peachtree-Dunwoody, N. E.
26.
Storm Sewer:
Wildwood Road , N. E.
27.
Storm Sewer:
Armour Drive , N. E. ·
28.
Culverts:
29 .
Storm Sewer:
Bellview Avenue, N. E.
30. · Storm Sewe r:
Monument Ave nue, S. E.
.Jonesboro Rd., S. E. (Should alloc a te for open channe)
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31.
Storm Sewer: .
Str atford Roa d , N.
32.
Storm Seiver:
Club Drive, N. E.
33.
Storm Sewer:
Griffin Street, N. W.
34 .
Open Channel:
Clear Creek
35.
Culverts:
Cleve land Avenue, S. E.
36.
Culverts:
Pryor Road , S. E. (should allocate for op en channe l)
37.
Storm Sewer :
Grant Park, S. E.
38.
Storm Sewer:
39.
Culve rt:
Hogan Road, S. W.
40.
Storm Sewer :
Milton Avenue, S. E.
41.
Storm Sewer :
Pharr Road, N. E.
42.
Storm Sewer:
Egan Homes
43.
Open Channe l:
Napo l e on Avenue, S~ W.
44.
Storm Sewer :
Cahaba · Drive, S. W.
45.
Storm Sewer:
Vannoy and Dahlgr een, S. E
46.
Open Channe l:
Santa Monica Drive, N. W.
4 7.
Storm Sewer:
East Beechwood Drive, N. W.
48.
Storm Sewer:
Eulalia Road , N. E.
49.
Storm Sewer:
Northsi de Drive, N. W.
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St orm Sewer:
Farrington Place, S. E.
51.
Storm Sewer:
Holly Roa<l, N. W.
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Penelope Cir cle, S . E.
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�Note 2:
A workab l e program could be initia t e d with an in- house staff doing preliminary p l anning and base map development, then, negotiat ing a c ontract
with a suitable consultant to supplement st~ff and facilities.
An in- house staff essent i ally as listed here ,vould provide this capability :
One each Sen ior Civi l Engineer
One each Civil Engineer
Four each Draftsman II
This staff capabil ity should be supplemented by a consulting contrac t
t he following purpose s and ob jectives :
1.
Provide final map drawings.
2.
Provide fiel d contro l and lo ca tions.
3.
Provide topo graph ic map ba se material .
4.
Study existing system.
5.
Evaluate system trouble spots.
6.
Recommend improvements .
7.
Develop problem scope and f inancing base .
8.
Deve lop plans and s chedule s.
9.
Provide Ma ster Plan.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: : Public Works Committee
REFERENCE; Local Storm Water Facilities
There exists in the Atlanta Area a serious condition resulting from
inadequate and outdated storm sewers and drainage structures, This
condition has existed for many years but grown worse each year with
continued development and normal obsolescence rates.
Atlanta has hundreds of areas that flood with each rain of two inch
intensity or more, hundreds of undersized or deteriorated culverts,
hundreds of miles of restricted streams with no bank stabilization,
and over 75 miles of streams carrying combined storm and sanitary
sewage overflows with each rain. These conditions are compounded by
poor sanitation practices in many neighborhoods which allows the
dumping of trash and debris into streams and drainage systems causing
obstruction of both opem ditches and culverts downstream.
There is presently available no comprehensive map record of the exis-
ting drainage system. No drawings, location plans, or size data is
available for location or planning, and no staff capability is avail-
able to presently undertake this necessary prerequisite to do compre-
hensive planning and evaluation of the problem scope in any detail.
The City implemented a system of sewer service charges in 1967 which
provides for the operation and maintenance of the sanitary sewer sys-
tem and certain elements of the combined sewer system. Presently, funds
from this revenue source are being used to maintain the storm sewer sys-
tem contrary to the intent and stated purposes of the service charge
ordinance. This cannot continue and certainly cannot be expanded to
provide for enlargement or improvements to the storm sewer system. On
the contrary it will be necessary to reduce the present level of expen-
ditures from this source to meet bond ordinance commitments to buyers.
There are no general fund appropriations provided for storm sewers
during 1967.
The Atlanta Region Metropolitan Planning Commission, in compliance with
a requirement of the Housing Act of 1965, has recently initiated en 18
month comprehensive study on a generalized scope of “Water and Sewage
Problems of the Metropolitan Area." This study will supposedly lay the
ground work for development of a comprehensive Master Plan for Water and
Sewer Development in the Metropolitan Area.
The difficulty here is that this study will consider only the sanitary
and combined sewer elements of the problem and will not consider in any
way the storm sewer aspects, If the comprehensive study is to develop
a proposal for system expansion and reorganization to include restruc-
ture of revenues and political boundaries in order to obtain future
solutions to existing problems it must be able to intelligently evalu-
ate and include the other 50% of the total problem; that of storm sewers
and drainage systems. There is no way in which this can be done at
present. The problems reflected previously have two distinct facets;
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1. Immediate efforts to finance and construct relief
facilities in health hazard areas, together with
initiation of studies to develop scope and solution
2.
to the overall problen.
2. Future efforts including a massive construction
program growing from earlier study would develop:
problem areas, problem scope, methods of financing,
development of plans and schedules.
A cursory study of the work to be done, indicates that the following
sequence of events should take place:
1967.
1967
1968
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1969
1969-1973
Allocate funds to provide immediate relief for
priority problems $1,000,000 (see Note 1).
Allocate funds and authorize minimum staffing
and consultant contract to initiate mapping
program. (See note 2).
Allocate continued emergency relief funds for
operations and improvements of storm water
system.
Allocate funds for contract study and mapping
assistance by consultant in-house staff,
Develop program organization and financing for
comprehensive solution of problem areas.
Launch massive Capital Improvement Program which
might well require five years.
Note Il:
Preliminary plans and, ih some case, cost estimates exist on numerous
projecrs causing recurring problems. Those presently read for contract
letting include the following:
1.
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14.
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16.
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20.
21.
22%
23
24,
Culvert:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Culvert:
Storm Sewers:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewers:
Culverts:
Storm gaedees
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Culvert:
Storm Sewer;
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer;
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Wilson Avenue, N. W.
Clarondale Drive, N. W.
Springside Drive, S. E.
“Charlene Avenue, N. E.
Brookwood Interchange
Ellsworth Ind. Drive
Habersham Road, N. W.
Peachtree Avenue, .N. W.
N. Stratford Road, N. W.
Blake Avenue, S. E.
Stovall Street, S. E.
McDonough Boulevard, S. E.
Boulevard Drive, S. E. (should allocate for open channel
Piedmont Way, N. E.
Porter Drive, N. W.
Oldfield Road, N. W.
Grand Avenue, S. W.
Deering Road, N. E.
Conrad Avenue, S. E,
Montrose Avenue, S. W.
Hazelwood Drive, S. W.
Collier Drive, N. W.
Macon Drive, Ss. W.
Rhodenhaven Drive, N. W.
Note 1 (Cont'd)
25)
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32%,
33.
34.
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36.
37s
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
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45.
46.
47.
48.
49,
50.
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Culvert:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Culverts:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Open Channel:
Culverts:
Culverts:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Culvert:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Open Channel:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Open Channel:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Storm Sewer:
Peachtree-Dunwoody, N. E.
Wildwood Road, N. E.
Armour Drive, N. E.:
-Jonesboro Rd., S. E. (Should allocate for open channel)
Bellview Avenue, N. £.
Monument Avenue, S. E.
Stratford Road, N. W.
Club Drive, N. E.
Griffin Street, N. W.
Clear Creek
Cleveland Avenue, S. E.
Pryor Road, S. E. (should allocate for open channel)
Grant Park, S. E.
Penelope Circle, S. E.
Hogan Road, S. We
Milton Avenue, S. E.
Pharr Road, N. E.
Egan Homes
Napoleon Avenue, Si W.
Cahaba: Drive, S. W.
Vannoy and Dahlgreen, S. E
Santa Monica Drive, N. W.
East Beechwood Drive, N. W.
Eulalia Road, N. E.
Northside Drive, N. W.
Farrington Place, S. E.
Holly Road, N. W.
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A workable program could be initiated with an in-house staff doing pre-
liminary planning and base map development, then, negotiating a contract
with a suitable consultant to supplement staff and facilities.
An in-house staff essentially as listed here would provide this capability:
One each Senior Civil Engineer
One each Civil Engineer
Four each Draftsman If
This staff capability should be supplemented by a consulting contract with
the following purposes and objectives:
1. Provide final map drawings.
2. Provide field control and locations.
3. Provide topographic map base material.
4. Study existing system.
5. Evaluate system trouble spots.
6. Recommend improvements.
7. Develop problem scope and financing base.
8. Develop plans and schedules.
9. Provide Master. Plan.
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U.S . DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ADMINISTRATION
PERTINENT AREAS FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
STORM ·AND COMBINED SEWER POLWTION CONTROL
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The problem of pollution from storm and combined sewers is one
which has only recently begun to receive pro~er emphasis as a signif i cant pollution source. There are in the United States CNer 1900
·... commun:l.ties with combined or partially combined sewerage systems
serving some 59 million people.
The discharge of polluting wastes from storm drainage systems
and overflows from combined sewers serves as a distinct challenge to
the ingenuity of minicipal officials, consulting engineers, universities
and corporations engaged in research and development, as well as equipment manufacturers. Polluting discharges from combined storm and
sanitary sewers occur during wet-weather periods when the carrying
capacity of the sewers is exceeded due to the large amounts of storm
water entering the sewers. The normal, or dry weather flow is prevented
from overflowing continuously by means of CNerflow weirs, mechanical
regulators, valves and other devices. They permit CNerflows to occur
when sewer flows reach a predetermined level.
Separation of the storm water from the sanitary sewage can be
at least a partial answer to the problem since if the systems are
completely separated the most concentrated waste load can be conveyed
to and treated at the waste treatment plant. We have come to recognize
in recent years, however, that surface runoff also contains significant
amounts of pollutants - some cases nearly as much as sewage - so
that separation of sanitary wastes is now believed to be only a ·partial
solution to the total problem.
Congress had these factors in mind when the current storm and
combined sewer pollution control demonstration grants were authorized.
Section 6 (a) (1) of the Federal Water Pollution Act authorizes"---grants to any State, municipality, or intermunicipal or interstate
a gency for the purpose of assisting in the development of any project
which will demonstrate a new or improved method of controlling the discharge into any waters of untreated or inadequately treated sewage or
other wastes from sewers which carry storm water or both storm water
and s ewage or other wastes----." The Federal Government can provide
up to 75 percent of the estimated reasonable cost of individual research,
development and demonstration projects. The applicant must provide
assurances that local funds are or will be available to pay for the
remainder of the cost. Application for contract support for pertinent
research and development projects will also be considered.
The necessary application forms and more detailed information
concerning the Program can be obtained by writing toz
Offi ce of Research a nd Development
Federal Wat er Pollution Control Administration
U.S. Depart ment of the Interi or
633 I ndiana Ave nu e , N. W.
Washingt on , D. C. 20242
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By wa:y of assisting those who wish to participate in the task
of controlling or abating pollution from storm and combined sewers
the following outline of technical areas for which applications
a.re desired is provided:
A.
DRAINAGE AREA CONTROL
l.
Reduce and regulate stormwater input to sanitary sewers
a.
Diversion of surface runoff to the ground water by
altering and controlling land use to increase infiltration
1. Reduction of impervious areas - increasir.g open spaces
2. Terracing and otherwise reducing land slopes through
landscaping
3. Planting grasses, trees and shrubbery
4. Reducing extent and time of exposure of bare earth
during land development and construction
b.
Shallow pervious basins for percolation to ground water
or use sprinklers
c.
Ground water disposal wells (injection & others)
d.
Reduction of ground water infiltration to sewers
1. Development of better methods of determining location
and extent of sewer infiltration
2. Development of better sewer joints, lateral connections,
etc.
3. Development of better methods of repairing existing
lines, making new installations and closing of abandoned
connections
e.
Storage of stormwater runoff
l. Temporary storage of stormwater at building or immediate
area through us e of holding tanks, seepage pits, rooftops, or b ackyard storage (detention) facilities. Regulated discharge from storage to the groundwater, a
watercourse, or s ewer system.
2 • . Stormwater collection sumps (neighborhood) with regulated
dis charge to sewer system ( includes storage facility under , ,
streets)
3. "Upstream." storage or other control methods to decrease
runoff effect on lower portions of the system
4. Stormwater storage in urban area surface lakes, ponds,
caverns, for subsequent discharge to watercourse or
sewer systems
5. Storage and operating characteristics necessary for
snowmelt runoff
6. Reuse of stored water for irrigation, street cleaning,
sewer flushing and other purpos.es
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2.
3.
Eliminate discharge of sanitary sewage and other wastes
to storm sewers
a.
Eliminate illicit connections of sanitary sewers where
separate sewers exist
b.
Reduce groundwater infiltration to storm sewers
c.
Separation and collection of concentrated waste materials
on the surface for discharge to sanitary or industrial
waste sewers. (Animal waste,. industrial materials and
waste projects, sludges, etc.)
Reduce solids in storm runoff
a.
Soil erosion control .
1. Highway, street, and utility construction methods
and practices changes
2. Use of solids retaining pon~, basin, or other type
unit with necessary treatment
3. Grass seeding and other type plant coverage of exposed
earth
b.
Improved street cleaning and urban "housekeeping" methods
to prevent solids from reaching the sewers
4. Pre-treatment of water entering storm sewers
B.
a.
Disinfection only
b.
Primary clarification With modifications (With and
without chlorination or other type disinfectants)
c.
Lagoons, ponds, tanks with solids holding capacity
for given period
d.
Filtration
e.
Tr eatment for nutrient removals
f.
Tr eatment or storage in cat ch basins
g.
Other t reatment methods and pr ocesse s or combination s
of the above including chemic al t reatment
COLLECTION SYSTEM CONTROL
1.
Improvements in gravity s ewer system
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a.
Catch basin improvements including operation and
maintenance practices
b.
Sewer planning and control s to regulate time of flow
during heavy stormwater periods, including sewer
flood flow routing techniques, travel time, etc.
c.
Improved sewer shapes and materials to improve flow
conditions, (lower1 "n") better sewer connections and
manhole flow channels
d.
Increase trunk and interceptor design capacity
e.
Improved system design methods utilizing best hydrological practices
Special conveyance syst ems
a.
Limited s eparation of combined sewers with express
sewer construction for sanitary waste
b.
Partial separation
1. Separate drains f or streets, yards, parking lots,
n ew buil dings, etc.
2. Phased s eparation of sewer systems in all n ew areas
to be sewered and redeveloped. While this method
could have significant long-range beneficial effects,
demonstration grants for separation of sewers are not
envision ed
3. Preventing stormwater flows in s eparate systems :from
b ei ng discharg ed to combined sewer s
c. Separ ation of sanitary s ewage and use of s eparate s ewer
i ns i de l arger s ewers where available to convey sewage
to treatment plant
3.
d.
Us e of vacumm conveyance systems..: :for -sanita.ry sewage . _.
& s olid wastes
e.
Others
Redu ce peak flows
a.
b.
Di ver sion of exc ess flow f rom combined sewer to ext ernal
fac ilities f or storage and regulat ed feed back to syst em
f or t reat ment
In-line treat ment to improve f low c ondit i ons
c.
In-line detention through use of enlarged segment of
sewer
d.
In-sys t em detent ,i on of waste and stormwater through
telemetering or other t ype signaling systems with
remote control on flow.
Reduction in water use through improvements in plumbing
fixtures
e.
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5.
C.
Reduce in.filtration and exf'iltration
a.
Development of improved methods of locating sewer
leaks; checking out new sewers, laterals and house
lines
b.
Development of new and better methods and materials
for making sewer repairs, closing abandoned openings
and construction in general
c.
Development of methods of sealing sewers in place,
internally and externally, to reduce infiltration .
d.
Improved means of implementing control of illicit
"clearwater" connections to sewers
Systems analysis and control methods
a.
In-line (internal) storage with telemetering and
remote or automatic flow control
b.
External storage in tanks, ponds, etc. for feed back
with automatic control system
c.
In-system routing of stormwaters to utilize full storage
capacity of system and subsequent treatment
d.
Others and combinations of (a), (b), (c) (Including
periodic dry weather flushing to move solids deposited
in sewers, and better sewer maintenance in general)
EXTRANEOUS (EXTERNAL) DISCHARGE CONTROL
1.
Treatment of combined sewer overflow
a.
Tr eatment at or near point of overflow
of conventional type primary treatment
tanks, l agoons with chemical treatment
Other type s of treatment facilities or
through us e
units or ponds,
and chlorination.
processes .
b.
Use of subter ranean holding basins with treatment
f aciliti es
c.
Expansion or additions to existing t re atment plant s to
treat exc ess flow
d.
Nut rient rem.oval
e.
Treatment with re t urn of conc entrat e to interceptor for
f'urther treatment at sewage treatment plant
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2.
D.
Treatment of stormwater runoff
a.
Sma.1.J. drainage area plants vs. central plant utilizing
new or improved methods of treatment
b.
Utilization of upstream storage to cut peaks and
control plant input
c.
Pre-treatment and direct ground water replacement
d.
Irrigation by spreading, spray or other methods
e.
Treatment and use as supplement to raw water supply
f.
In-line treatment
g.
Others
MISCELLANEOUS
l.
Determination of economic feasibility study of separation
vs. combined sewer system and local vs. central treatment
facilities for overflow and stormwater.
2.
Development and demonstration of new or improved accurate
instruments for flow measurement and water quality monitoring.
3.
Development and demonstration of improved techniques of hydrologic analys es, to determine re asonable accurate r ainfall runoff relationships. Compilation of sources of existing
data and development of improved statistical methods.
4. Management techniques geared to optimize control_ and/ or
treatment through utilization of new methods. ·
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Development of improved construction materials and methods
6. Development of performance criteria needed in relationship
to stream wat er quality s tandards
I t should b e noted that the above outline i s not considered to be
all-inclusive, since there may b e numer ous completely or i gi nal i deas
which could b e added -- some of which may be more significant than any
of those listed, Submiss i on of such ideas to t he Federal Water Pollution
Control Administration is strongly encouraged.
Some of t he t echnical areas out lined are currently under evaluation
by means of either grant or contract projects, for exam.pler Most of the
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pump-back to the interceptor, surface storage ponds, treatment lagoons
are underway. More unique applications of storage principals such as
localized "upstream" storage to prevent overloading of "downstream"
sewers need further development. The use of chlorine to disinfect
storm and combined sewer discharges· is included in several projects,
therefore new disinfection techniques suitable for application to
high volume -- short duration flows need exploration. Similar
examples can be found in any of the major technical areas listed.
The brief descriptions of existing demonstration projects will
serve as additional examples of work being done. Any further duplication
of these control methods will be minimized as much as possible to permit
activation of projects designed to explore technical areas not now being
evaluated. Some duplication will be in order so as to provide evaluation
of function under a suitable variety of hydrological conditions.
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ADMINISTRATION
PERTINENT AREAS FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
STORM AND COMBINED SEWER POLIUTION CONTROL
May y 1967
The problem of pollution from storm and combined sewers is one
which has only recently begun to receive proper emphasis as a signi-
ficant pollution source. There are in the United States over 1900 iit
communities with combined or partially combined sewerage systems ind
serving some 59 million people. lee
The discharge of polluting wastes from storm drainage systems
and overflows from combined sewers serves as a distinct challenge to
the ingenuity of minicipal officials, consulting engineers, universities
and corporations engaged in research and development, as well as equip-
ment manufacturers. Polluting discharges from combined storm and
sanitary sewers occur during wet-weather periods when the carrying
capacity of the sewers is exceeded due to the large amounts of storm
water entering the sewers. The normal, or dry weather flow is prevented
from overflowing continuously by means of overflow weirs, mechanical
regulators, valves and other devices. They permit overflows to occur
when sewer flows reach a predetermined level.
Separation of the storm water from the sanitary sewage can be
at least a partial answer to the problem since if the systems are
completely separated the most concentrated waste load can be conveyed
to and treated at the waste treatment plant. We have come to recognize
in recent years, however, that surface runoff also contains significant
amounts of pollutants - some cases nearly as much as sewage - so
that separation of sanitary wastes is now believed to be only a partial
solution to the total problem.
Congress had these factors in mind when the current storm and
combined sewer pollution control demonstration grants were authorized.
Section 6 (a) (1) of the Federal Water Pollution Act authorizes "----
grants to any State, municipality, or intermunicipal or interstate
agency for the purpose of assisting in the development of any project
which will demonstrate a new or improved method of controlling the dis-
charge into any waters of untreated or inadequately treated sewage or
other wastes from sewers which carry storm water or both storm water
and sewage or other wastes ----." The Federal Government can provide
up to 75 percent of the estimated reasonable cost of individual research,
development and demonstration projects. The applicant must provide
assurances that local funds are or will be available to pay for the
remainder of the cost. Application for contract support for pertinent
research and development projects will also be considered,
The necessary application forms and more detailed information
concerning the Program can be obtained by writing tor
Office of Research and Development
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
U.S. Department of the Interior
633 Indiana Avenue, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 2022
By way of assisting those who wish to participate in the task
of controlling or abating pollution from storm and combined sewers
the following outline of technical areas for which applications
are desired is provided:
A. DRAINAGE AREA CONTROL
1. Reduce and regulate stormwater input to sanitary sewers |
a. Diversion of surface runoff to the ground water by
altering and controlling land use to increase infiltration
1. Reduction of impervious areas = increasing open spaces
2. Terracing and otherwise reducing land slopes through
landscaping
3. Planting grasses, trees and shrubbery
4, Reducing extent and time of exposure of bare earth
during land development and construction
b. Shallow pervious basins for percolation to ground water
or use sprinklers
¢e. Ground water disposal wells (injection & others)
d. Reduction of ground water infiltration to sewers
1. Development of better methods of determining location
and extent of sewer infiltration
2. Development of better sewer joints, lateral connections,
etc.
3. Development of better methods of repairing existing
lines, making new installations and closing of abandoned
connections
e. Storage of stormwater runoff
1. Temporary storage of stormwater at building or immediate
area through use of holding tanks, seepage pits, roof-
tops, or backyard storage (detention) facilities. Regu-
lated discharge from storage to the groundwater, a Wit
watercourse, or sewer system il
2, Stormwater collection sumps (neighborhood) with regulated
discharge to sewer system (includes storage facility under
streets)
3. "Upstream" storage or other control methods to decrease
runoff effect on lower portions of the system
4, Stormwater storage in urban area surface lakes, ponds,
caverns, for subsequent discharge to watercourse or
sewer systems
5. Storage and operating characteristics necessary for
snowmelt runoff
6. Reuse of stored water for irrigation, street cleaning,
sewer flushing and other purposes
2. Hliminate discharge of sanitary sewage and other wastes
to storm sewers
a. Eliminate illicit connections of sanitary sewers where
separate sewers exist
b. Reduce groundwater infiltration to storm sewers
ce. Separation and collection of concentrated waste materials
on the surface for discharge to sanitary or industrial
waste sewers. (Animal waste, industrial materials and
waste projects, sludges, etc.)
3. Reduce solids in storm runoff
a. Soil erosion control
1. Highway, street, and utility construction methods
and practices changes
2. Use of solids retaining pond, basin, or other type
unit with necessary treatment
3. Grass seeding and other type plant coverage of exposed
earth
b. Improved street cleaning and urban "housekeeping" methods
to prevent solids from reaching the sewers
4. Pre-treatment of water entering storm sewers
a. Disinfection only Ki
b. Primary clarification with modifications (with and
without chlorination or other type disinfectants)
c. Lagoons, ponds, tanks with solids holding capacity
for given period .
d. Filtration
e. Treatment for nutrient removals
f. Treatment or storage in catch basins
g. Other treatment methods and processes or combinations
of the above including chemical treatment
B. COLLECTION SYSTEM CONTROL
1. Improvements in gravity sewer system
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Catch basin improvements including operation and
maintenance practices
Sewer planning and controls to regulate time of flow
during heavy stormwater periods, including sewer
flood flow routing techniques, travel time, etc.
Improved sewer shapes and materials to improve flow
conditions, (lower: "n") better sewer connections and
manhole flow channels
Increase trunk and interceptor design capacity
Improved system design methods utilizing best hydro-
logical practices
2. Special conveyance systems
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Limited separation of combined sewers with express
sewer construction for sanitary waste
Partial separation
1. Separate drains for streets, yards, parking lots,
new buildings, etc.
2. Phased separation of sewer systems in all new areas
to be sewered and redeveloped. While this method
could have significant long-range beneficial effects,
demonstration grants for separation of sewers are not
envisioned
3- Preventing stormwater flows in separate systems from
being discharged to combined sewers
Separation of sanitary sewage and use of separate sewer
inside larger sewers where available to convey sewage
to treatment plant
Use of vacumm conveyance systems.for-sanitary sewage .
& solid wastes
Others
3- Reduce peak flows
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Diversion of excess flow from combined sewer to external
facilities for storage and regulated feed back to system
for treatment
In-line treatment to improve flow conditions
In-line detention through use of enlarged segment of
sewer
In-system detention of waste and stormwater through
telemetering or other type signaling systems with
remote control on flow.
Reduction in water use through improvements in plumbing
fixtures
hk. Reduce infiltration and exfiltration
Ge
d.
Development of improved methods of locating sewer
leaks; checking out new sewers, laterals and house
lines
Development of new and better methods and materials
for making sewer repairs, closing abandoned openings
and construction in general
Development of methods of sealing sewers in place,
internally and externally, to reduce infiltration.
Improved means of implementing control of illicit
"clearwater" connections to sewers
5. Systems analysis and control methods
Be
b.
In-line (internal) storage with telemetering and
remote or automatic flow control
External storage in tanks, ponds, etc. for feed back
with automatic control system
In-system routing of stormwaters to utilize full storage
capacity of system and subsequent treatment
Others and combinations of (a), (b), (c) (Including
periodic dry weather flushing to move solids deposited
in sewers, and better sewer maintenance in general)
C. EXTRANEOUS (EXTERNAL) DISCHARGE CONTROL
1. Treatment of combined sewer overflow
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Treatment at or near point of overflow through use
of conventional type primary treatment units or ponds,
tanks, lagoons with chemical treatment and chlorination.
Other types of treatment facilities or processes.
Use of subterranean holding basins with treatment
facilities
Expansion or additions to existing treatment plants to
treat excess flow
Nutrient removal
Treatment with return of concentrate to interceptor for
further treatment at sewage treatment plant
2. Treatment of stormwater runoff
a. Small drainage area plants vs. central plant utilizing |
new or improved methods of treatment idl
b. Utilization of upstream storage to cut peaks and i
control plant input
ec. Pre-treatment and direct ground water replacement
d. Irrigation by spreading, spray or other methods
e. Treatment and use as supplement to raw water supply
f. In-line treatment
g. Others
D. MISCELLANEOUS
1. Determination of economic feasibility study of separation
vs. combined sewer system and local vs. central treatment
facilities for overflow and stormwater.
2. Development and demonstration of new or improved accurate
instruments for flow measurement and water quality monitoring.
3. Development and demonstration of improved techniques of hydro=
logic analyses, to determine reasonable accurate rainfall -
runoff relationships. Compilation of sources of existing
data and development of improved statistical methods,
4, Management techniques geared to optimize control and/or
treatment through utilization of new methods,
5. Development of improved construction materials and methods
6. Development of performance criteria needed in relationship
to stream water quality standards
It should be noted that the above outline is not considered to be
all-inclusive, since there may be numerous completely original ideas
which could be added -- some of which may be more significant than any
of those listed. Submission of such ideas to the Federal Water Pollution
Control Administration is strongly encouraged.
Some of the technical areas outlined are currently under evaluation
by means of either grant or contract projects, for example: Most of the
more conventional storage techniques including the use of tanks with
pump~back to the interceptor, surface storage ponds, treatment lagoons
are underway. More unique applications of storage principals such as
localized "upstream" storage to prevent overloading of "downstream"
sewers need further development. The use of chlorine to disinfect
storm and combined sewer discharges: is included in several projects,
therefore new disinfection techniques suitable for application to
high volume -- short duration flows need exploration. Similar
examples can be found in any of the major technical areas listed.
The brief descriptions of existing demonstration projects will
serve as additional examples of work being done. Any further duplication
of these control methods will be minimized as much as possible to permit
activation of projects designed to explore technical areas not now being
evaluated. Some duplication will be in order so as to provide evaluation
of function under a suitable variety of hydrological conditions.
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FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ADMINISTRATION
NEGOTIATED CONTRACTS SECTION (ADGSPB)
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C~TY
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OF
DEPARTMENT of CONSTRUCTION
301 CITY HALL
Atlanta 3, Georgia
RICHARD W. R ESPESS
ASST. CHIEF OF CO NS TRUCTION
RAY A . NIXON
Chi ef of Construction
ROBERT H, MORRISS
ASST. CHI EF OF CONSTRUCTION
_May 26, 1967
Mr. Earl Landers
Administrative Assistant to the Mayor
Second Floor
City Hall
Dear Sirs:
Continuing serious problems are being encountered in many areas
by flooding and inadequate drainage. These conditions, in many cases,
are aggravated by badly deteriorated existing drainage systems which
have long since passed their design life expectancy and which, in almost
every case, are hydraulically inadequate for present run-off. Many of
these areas have presented their probl ems to the Public Works Committee,
to the Mayor, and to this office, and only the most serious have received
any attention due to the total lack of f unds and personnel. This office
fee l s that the entire storm water problem together with its interrelations hip with the combined sewer system is in bad need of detailed
study f or further improvement which must be anticipated; and further, that
there exis ts an immediate pressing need f or emergency type expenditures ,
to allow prevention of s ewe r flooding and hazardous conditions in many
areas of the system. A more detailed statement of this need is provided on the attached memorandum.
The Federal Government has recently solicited participation in such
work;and it is apparent that there is a good possibility for securing ·
Federal assistance in the long range plan endeavor s outl ined in the
memorandum mentioned above. A copy o f the Government solicitation is
attached with this corresp ondence f or your f u t ure guidance.
Your consideration and assistance to developing a program to meet
our needs is solicited.
Yours ver y, s,uly,
d4~/it1, 7!1t4~~
~ ; b~rt H. Morriss
Asst . Chief of Construc tion
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RAY A. NIXON
Chief of Construction
CITY OF ATLANTA
DEPARTMENT of CONSTRUCTION
301 CITY HALL
Atlanta 3, Georgia
RICHARD W. RESPESS
ASST. CHIEF OF CONSTRUCTION
ROBERT H. MORRISS
ASST. CHIEF OF CONSTRUCTION
May 26, 1967
Mr. Eavl Landers
Administrative Assistant to the Mayor ,
Second Floor
City Hall
Dear Sirs:
Continuing serious problems are being encountered in many areas
by flooding and inadequate drainage. These conditions, in many cases,
are aggravated by badly deteriorated existing drainage systems which
have long since passed their design life expectancy and which, in almost
every case, are hydraulically inadequate for present run-off. Many of
these areas have presented their problems to the Public Works Committee,
to the Mayor, and to this office, and only the most serious have received
any attention due to the total lack of funds and personnel. This office
feels that the entire storm water problem together with its inter-
relationship with the combined sewer system is in bad need of detailed
study for further improvement which must be anticipated; and further, that
there exists an immediate pressing need for.emergency type expenditures -
to allow prevention of sewer flooding and hazardous conditions in many
areas of the system. A more detailed statement of this need is pro-
vided on the attached memorandum.
The Federal Government has recently solicited participation in such
work; and it is apparent that there is a good possibility for securing
Federal assistance in the long range plan endeavors outlined in the
memorandum mentioned above. A copy of the Government solicitation is
attached with this correspondence for your future guidance.
Your consideration and assistance to developing a program to meet
our needs is solicited,
Yours "i,
é Ahh Mew
obert H. Morriss
Asst, Chief of Construction
RHM: 1gk
ATLANTA THE DOGWOOD CITY
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June 5 , 1967
Mr . Herbert G. Poertner
Geneiral Manager
Research Foundation
.American Public Works Association
1313 East 60 Stre t
Chicago, lllinoie 60637
De · r Mr. Poertner:
Ref r nee is m de to your telegram of Jun 3rd addressed
to Mayor Ivan All n, Jr . and your requ t that your lett r
nd qu stionnai:r of M y 22nd be answered.
In checking our files, we are unable to loc t your correspond nc • If you will forw rd another qu stionnaire to us ,
w will se that it i promptly completed and r turned to
your.
Sincerely your ;
R . E rl Lander
Admini trative
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June 5, 1967
Mr. Herbert G. Poertner
General Manager
Research Foundation
American Public Works Association
1313 East 60 Street
Chicago, Illinois 60637
Dear Mr. Poertner:
Reference is made to your telegram of June. 3rd addressed
to Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. and your request that your letter
and questionnaire of May 22nd be answered.
In checking our files, we are unable to locate your corres-
pondence. If you will forward another questionnaire to us,
we will see that it is promptly completed and returned to
your.
Sincerely yours,
R. Earl Landers
Administrative Assistant
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Jwie 9. 1967
MEMORANDUM
To: Mi- . Robert H. Morri a, A sistant Chief of Construction
From : R . Earl Landers
We are ttaching h _reto correspon•ence r ceived from th
Foundation, Americ::: n Public Works .A ssoci -tion .
We have r turned th postal card listing you
int rvi wer to con ct.
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June 9, 1967
MEMORANDUM
To: Mr. Robert H. Morriss, Assistant Chief of Construction
From: R. Earl Landers
We are attaching hereto correspondence received from the Research
Foundation, American Public Works Association.
We have returned the postal card listing you as the person for their
interviewer to contact.
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ey? Fulton County, Georgia
° Inter-Office Memorandum
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To: Mr. A, Tutaer Melonald, Director of Publle Works
From: Alan F. KAleppar, i Maceger Date June 27, 19687
Subject: Depreciation charges on sewage
treuiinent plants and pumping stations
Tris will confirm cur recant conversation regurding your merorandum
datagq May 1G, 1467, in which you ofoposed that tve charoe tha City
or Stlanta for devrecistion on sawaga ire atriant slonts and purring
stations whicn Gre nandling City scwag I discussed this subject
with Assistant to tha Mayor Earl ates: on Juno u, Lu67. Ht said
that this entire matter nad vean fully alfred oad discussed in ceriy
2
1353 with formar Countv Manager A, &. Fullor. Mr. Landers ssid
that tne City's oosition was that no depreciation is charged to tha.
County for City iecillties involve d in contractual ssrvicss. Spack-
foally, the City does aot cherga depreciation on igs incinerators a5
pert of our garbace collection and disposal contract, it doss not cherge
dopraciation oa tho police station in the colice comirict, and it does
not cherge copreciation on City fire stations waich supply protection
to the County on call, Afr, Landors further steted that, since Fuiton
County's gensral obligation bonds ore retired otis zrily isom tax fuais
lavied in ths City of Atisnia, the City did aot foal di was equitzbls ior
it to be chargad dapreclation on County iscilitiss
bonds. He made it vary clear that the City vould
dapreciation in County charges for seweg2 treatrrent als mts ang puinping
co AS
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Scations,
Since the matter has | BBPOE eatly boon fully aired before at which time it
was agreed thet cevracintion would not ba 3 factor ts contracts =
services Letwean the City and the County 2nd tiace ths
tna City's rosition as stated by Mr, tandears, J i
Sebility of re~oponing this issue at this thira. rrankly, in view of
tha information steted above, I would be forced to agra. ty"
position. Sines the County Commission may wiah to pursus tie matter
énd ra-opea tha issues of daprociution charges, Jen: fomverding to tham
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copies of this memorancun and ,our memorandum of May 19, 1357.
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July 7 , 19 7
rir . A. Turner :r-~c Do a lcl
Di r ector of Pub lic Hors
165 Ce tral Aven e
At anta, Ge orgia
Dear Turner :
ha ve rec ntly been sent a copy of a ~eno dated June 27,P 1~& 7,
addressed to ycu by :'1r . Al len F . Keipper, County lana3er, 7ith re rcnce
to cap: tali zat ion c onsid~rati on in co trnct neg otiatio ns between t e
City and ti1e. County. In light of ,r. Keipper's cornments D I am
in~uiring into the possibil ity o f reo pe ning ,egotiation s on contrac s
currently out sta n~ing for the operation of the Fulco Water Pollution
Control Plan and the Long Island Creek Pumping Stations .
You ~i l reca 1 that pr elimin3ry negotiations on these contracts
st opped soll!etime .ngo w en the old bug- a-boo of ca pitalization fi · st
reered its head. I hnve atta ched a single copy of the original y proposed
contracts fort ese operations for your consideration. If it appe s
th~t \1e can proceed o a reasonable bas s, I would appreciate any
moiification you might suggest in order to bring these contracts to an
~cceptable f inal form.
o .:is
Yo1rs very truly,
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Robert
Horriss
Asst . Chief of Construction
E.1c losures
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July 7, 1967
Mr. A. Turner MeDonald
Director of Public Works
165 Central Avenue
Atlanta, Ceorgia
Dear Turner:
i have recently been sent a copy of a memo dated June 27,,1°67,
addressed to you by Mr. Allen F. Keipper, County Manager, with reference
to capitalization consideration in contract negotiations between the
City and the County. In Light of Mr. Keipper's comments, I am
incuiring into the possibility of reopening aegotiations on contracts
currently outstancing for the operation of the Fulco Water Pollution
Contrel Plant and the Long Island Creek Pumping Stations.
You will recall that preliminary negotiations on these contracts
was stopped sometime ago when the old bug-a-boo of capitalization first
reared its head, I have attached a single copy of the originally proposed
contracts for these operations for your consideration. If it appears
that ve can proceed on a reasonable bases, I would appreciate any
modification you might suggest in order to bring these contracts to an
acceptable final form.
Yours very truly,
EAM Wen
Robert I. Morriss
Asst. Chief of Construction
RIN? gk
Enelesures
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ATLANTA , GEOR GIA
OFFICE OF DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
ROOM
300
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TELEPHONE ,
165
CENTRAL
AREA
CODE
AVENUE ,
404
s.
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522-5310
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30303
EXT .
301
July 21, 1967
Mr. Robert H. Morriss,
Asst. Chief of Construction
301 City Hall
Atlanta, Ga. 30303
Dear Mr. Morriss:
We have delayed answering your letter of July 7th concerning the Long Island
Creek Pumping Stations because we wanted to review the original contract for
the Metropolitan Sewer System, and subsequent amendments under which the
va rious s ewag e facilities have been constructed, remodeled and operated .
We think it would be very ba d indeed if we should depart , in this instance, from
the well- e stablished custom of having all municipalities and the County participate
in the cons truction and operation of each facility on the pro-rata basis of its use
of the fa cility . The suggestion which you ma de in your letter of July 7th, and the
earlier agreem ent which apparently was prepared in your office, of course , have
merit, but we feel tha t continua nce of a system which has wo rked w ell in the pa st not
only will b e fa ir in this insta nce, but will have some value because it follow s an
established custom .
Anot her reason why w e feel this course of action should be followed is that we have
other fa cilities, including FulCo, which should be t reated in the same m a nner . Undoubtedly in the futur e there will be other occasions where the County or the City
will build the fac ility, but the cost of construction a nd maintenance will be s hared
with other governments .
Will you consider the matter and draw a pr oposal in l ine with the exi sting amendments
t o the original contract?
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cc : Messrs . Carl Johnson, Har old Sheat1;,
rytruly,
F. . T . J . ~ i r e c t o r ,
Public Works Depanment
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FULTON
COUNTY
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
OFFICE OF DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS room 300 - 165 CENTRAL AVENUE, S. W. « 30303
TELEPHONE: AREA CODE 404 522-5310 EXT. 301
July 21, 1967
Mr. Robert H. Morriss,
Asst. Chief of Construction
301 City Hall
Atlanta, Ga. 30303
Dear Mr. Morriss:
We have delayed answering your letter of July 7th concerning the Long Island
Creek Pumping Stations because we wanted to review the original contract for
the Metropolitan Sewer System, and subsequent amendments under which the
various sewage facilities have been constructed, remodeled and operated.
We think it would be very bad indeed if we should depart, in this instance, from
the well-established custom of having all municipalities and the County participate
in the construction and operation of each facility on the pro-rata basis of its use
of the facility. The suggestion which you made in your letter of July 7th, and the
earlier agreement which apparently was prepared in your office, of course, have
merit, but we feel that continuance of a system which has worked well in the past not
only will be fair in this instance, but will have some value because it follows an
established custom,
Another reason why we feel this course of action should be followed is that we have
other facilities, including FulCo, which should be treated in the same manner. Un-
doubtedly in the future there will be other occasions where the County or the City
will build the facility, but the cost of construction and maintenance will be shared
with other governments.
Will you consider the matter and draw a proposal in line with the existing amendments
to the original contract?
\io truly,
AX T. McDonald, Director, J
°
ATM/h Public Works Department
cc: Messrs. Carl Johnson, Harold Sheats
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C
TA
TY OF A T LA
DEPARTMENT of CONSTRUCTION
301 CITY HALL
Atlanta 3, Georgia
RICHARD W. RESP ESS
July 28, 1967
RAY A. NIXON
Chief of Construction
ASST. CHIEF OF CONSTRUC TI ON
ROBER T H . MORRISS
ASST. CHI EF OF CONSTRUCT I ON
Mr. R. Earl Landers
Administrative Assistant to the Mayor
Mayor's Office
Dear Earl,
Please note the attached correspondence which followed a
memorandum that you forwarded to this office regarding contract
negotiations for water treatment operation and construction.
From the letter of July 21 from Turner McDonald, I find that
no attitude change has occurred on the part of Fulton County.
It appears that we have again reached a log jam in this
matter, but I will contact Turner in the near future to see
if we can move the issue off of dead center .
I will keep you a dvis ed as progress is made tn this
matter.
Yours very truly,
~,~
Robert H. Morriss
WPC Engineer
RHM/pae
Enclosur e
ATLANTA
THE
DOGWOOD
CITY
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CITY OF ATLANTA
DEPARTMENT of CONSTRUCTION
yeas
Saud I
a iu
301 CITY HALL
Atlanta 3, Georgia
RICHARD W. RESPESS
RAY A. NIXON July 28, 1967 ASST. CHIEF OF CONSTRUCTION
Chief of Construction
ROBERT H. MORRISS
ASST. CHIEF OF CONSTRUCTION
Mr. R. Earl Landers
Administrative Assistant to the Mayor
Mayor's Office
Dear Earl,
Please note the attached correspondence which followed a
memorandum that you forwarded to this office regarding contract
negotiations for water treatment operation and construction.
From the letter of July 21 from Turner McDonald, I find that
no attitude change has occurred on the part of Fulton County.
It appears that we have again reached a log jam in this
matter, but I will contact Turner in the near future to see
if we can move the issue off of dead center.
I will keep you advised as progress is made in this
matter,
Yours very truly,
hobort Mitre
Robert H. Morriss @
WPC Engineer
RHM/pae
Enclosure
ATLANTA THE DOGWOOD CITY
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DRAFT REPLY TO ATTACHED LETTER
Mr. Warren O. Griffin
Assistant to the Executive Secretary
State Water Quality Control Board
37 Trinity Avenue, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia
30334
RE:
Federal Grant Application Atlanta
Georgia Airport Industrial Facility.
Dear Mr. Griffin:
This is to acknowledge rece ~pt of your letter of August 28,
1967 in which you advised us of the unavailability of funds to support a
Federal Grant Application referenced above at this time. While we regret
that funds are not available for this purpose, we would appreciate your
continued review of this matter in the hope that funds may become available
at some early date. If we can Bo anything further to assist you in this
regard, please advise us.
With reference to your comment regarding State Funds, I am
sure that you are aware of our interest in this area and of our desire to
see the State Government play an active roll in the construction of this
type facility. If the City of Atlanta can assist your agency in any way
in moving the State Government into a financial support field, please
advise.
Yours very truly,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
City of Atlanta
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DRAFT REPLY TO ATTACHED LETTER
Mr. Warren O. Griffin
Assistant to the Executive Secretary
State Water Quality Control Board
37 Trinity Avenue, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
RE: Federal Grant Application Atlanta
Georgia Airport Industrial Facility.
Dear Mr. Griffin:
This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter of August 28,
1967 in which you advised us of the unavailability of funds to support a
Federal Grant Application referenced above at this time, While we regret
that funds are not available for this purpose, we would appreciate your
continued review of this matter in the hope that funds may become available
at some early date. If we can do anything further to assist you in this
regard, please advise us.
With reference to your comment regarding State Funds, I am
sure that you are aware of our interest in this area and of our desire to
see the State Government play an active roll in the construction of this
type facility. If the City of Atlanta can assist your agency in any way
in moving the State Government into a financial support field, please
advise.
Yours very truly,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
City of Atlanta
IA, Jr./pae
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~tatr ~atrr <analiQ! ~ontrol .1Soard
47 Trinity Avenue, S. W.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
30334
August 28, 1967
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
RE:
Federal Grant Application
Atlanta, Georgia
Airport Industrial Facility
Dear Mayor Allen:
We regret to inform you that due to lack of available funds, your application for a Federal grant under the provisions of Public Law 660 cannot be
considered this Fiscal Year. The State of Georgia received seventy-three
applications requesting grants in excess of $20,000,000. The funds authorized
under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act for the State during this Fiscal
Year is $9,700,000; however, it appears that the Congress will only appropriate
enough funds for the State of Georgia to receive approximately $4,370 , 000.
As you may know, there are provisions in the Georgia Water Quality
Control Act for the State to appropriate funds to assist in the construction
of waste treatment facilities. To this date, the Georgia General Assembly
has not appropriated any funds under this Act.
Your application will remain on file in this office for reconsideration
upon receipt of the Fiscal Year 1969 funds after July 1, 1968. You will be
notified of any action taken regarding your application.
J;;_& .
Warren o. Griffin¥
Assiseant t o t he
Executive Secretar y
WOG: se
cc:
Jordan, Jones and Goulding
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47 Trinity Avenue, S. W.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30334
August 28, 1967
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
RE: Federal Grant Application
Atlanta, Georgia
Airport Industrial Facility
Dear Mayor Allen:
We regret to inform you that due to lack of available funds, your appli-
cation for a Federal grant under the provisions of Public Law 660 cannot be
considered this Fiscal Year. The State of Georgia received seventy-three
applications requesting grants in excess of $20,000,000. The funds authorized
under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act for the State during this Fiscal
Year is $9,700,000; however, it appears that the Congress will only appropriate
enough funds for the State of Georgia to receive approximately $4,370,000.
As you may know, there are provisions in the Georgia Water Quality
Control Act for the State to appropriate funds to assist in the construction
of waste treatment facilities. To this date, the Georgia General Assembly
has not appropriated any funds under this Act.
Your application will remain on file in this office for reconsideration
upon receipt of the Fiscal Year 1969 funds after July 1, 1968. You will be
notified of any action taken regarding your application.
Sincerely,
/ all Leff
Warren O. Griffin
Assistant to the
Executive Secretary
WOG: se
ee: Jordan, Jones and Goulding
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September 12, 1967
Mr. Warren O. Griffin
Assistant to the Executive Secretary
State Water Quality Control Board
37 Trinity Avenue, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
Re : Federal Grant Application
Atlanta, Georgia Airport
Industrial Facility
Dear Mr. Griffin:
This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter of August
28. 1967 in which you advised us of the unavailability
of funds to upport a Fedei-al Grant Application referenced
above at this tim.e. While we regret that funds are not
available for this purpose, we would appreciate your
continued review of this matter in the hope that funds may
become availabl at some early date. If e can do anything further to a sist you in thi regard, plea e advise
us.
With r ference to your comment regarding State Funds,
I am u:re that you are a are oJ. our intere t in this area
and four de ire to see the State Governm. nt play n
active roll in th · con truction of this type facility. If the
City of Atlanta can a i t your agency in any way in moving the State Ge>vermnent into a financial suppol't field,
pl a e advi e.
Very truly your ,
I
n AU n, Jr.
M yor
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September 12, 1967
Mr. Warren O. Griffin
Assistant to the Executive Secretary
State Water Quality Control Board
37 Trinity Avenue, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
Re: Federal Grant Application
Atlanta, Georgia Airport
Industrial Facility
Dear Mr. Griffin:
This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter of August
28, 1967 in which you advised us of the unavailability
of funds to support a Federal Grant Application referenced
above at this time. While we regret that funds are not
available for this purpose, we would appreciate your
continued review of this matter in the hope that funds may
become available at some early date. If we can do any-
thing further to assist you in this regard, please advise
us.
With reference to your comment regarding State Funds,
Iam sure that you are aware of our interest in this area
and @f our desire to see the State Government play an
active roll in the construction of this type facility. If the
City of Atlanta can assist your agency in any way in mov-
ing the State Government into a financial support field,
please advise.
Very truly yours,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
IAJrilp
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Std ee Appendix 3
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ie OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER
oT CITY HALL
Meta ee ae ht Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Ostober 20, 1967
CHARLES L. OAVIS
COMPTROLLER
EDGAR A. VAUGHN, JR.
DEPUTY COMPTROLLER
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it is the City's desire to complete our Water Pollution Ccoatrol Progran
as expoditiously as possible and to that end we are committed to provide the
financial resources required.
Wa have ce combined sewer and water capital improvement program which has
funds eantwirked for the soter improvements requirad your board. This ine
eludes $35,500,699 for the &. My Clayton Plant, $3, a0 for the Sandy Creck
Plant and 3°,,500,000 for the Utoy Creek Plant. Thasa funds witl be provided
threugh the sale of revenue bonds which will be retired from contract payments
from DeKalb and Fulton Counties, and sewer service charge collections by the
City.
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The first issue is now planned for $5 million and is scheduled for saic
within 96 days, Additional issues in amounts of S$lO to $12 million per issue
will be scheduled for sale in six month intervals as funds are needed. There-
after bends will be sold in sizes and intervals required to meet construction
payments.
As you are aware, the City tas adopted an axcelarated presram of cone
structing the water pollution control factiities connected with this program.
It is hoped that with the excelsrated construction schedule that the vity will
still be able to secure maximum Federal and State aid for the facilities.
if there is any further information that you need from us, we will be happy
to comply with your request.
Sincerely yours,
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Charles L. Davis
City Comptroller
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~tatr ~atrr <anality (!ontrol )Soard
47 Trinity Avenue, S. W.
A TLAN TA, GEORGIA
30334
September 28, 1967
Honorable Mayor and Council
City of Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia
Re:
Our Letter of October 19, 1966Federal Conference on Interstate
Pollution of the Chattahoochee
River and Its TributariesPollution Abatement Schedule
Gentlemen:
Please be reminded that in accordance with the requirements of the
subject conference your schedule for completion of the following items
is due by October 20, 1967:
(1)
Engineering study
(2)
Financing arrangements
(3)
Final engineering plans and specifications
(4)
Construction of waste treatment facilities
We would like to receive your schedule for these items prior to
October 20, 1967, if possible. However; it is essential that the deadline agreed to by the Conferees and the Secretary of the Interior be met.
Sincerely,
A{.?41<1a5 .
R. S. Ho~
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Executive Secret.ary
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47 Trinity Avenue, S. W.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30334
September 28, 1967
Honorable Mayor and Council
City of Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia
Re: Our Letter of October 19, 1966=-
Federal Conference on Interstate
Pollution of the Chattahoochee
River and Its Tributaries-
Pollution Abatement Schedule
Gent lemen:
Please be reminded that in accordance with the requirements of the
subject conference your schedule for completion of the following items
is due by October 20, 1967:
(1) Engineering study
(2) Financing arrangements
(3) Final engineering plans and specifications
(4) Construction of waste treatment facilities
We would like to receive your schedule for these items prior to
October 20, 1967, if possible, However, it is essential that the dead-
line agreed to by the Conferees and the Secretary of the Interior be met.
Sincerely,
Let Girton
Executive Secretary
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Mr. R. S. Howard, Jr . .
Executive Secretary
State Water Quality Control Board
47 Trinity Avenue, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
RE:
Letter dated September 28, 1967, requiring formal schedule for completion of
projects relative to the abatement of pollution on the Chattahoochee River.
Dear Mr. Howard:
In response to the above referenced letter, the City of Atlanta has compiled necessary
documents to provide you with schedules outlining:
(1) Submission of an engineering study
(2) Scheduling of financing arrangements
(3) A schedule for submission of final engineering plans and specifications
(4) Aschedule for the construction of waste treatment facilities
These documents are submitted in order to comply with your desire to have such material
by October 20, 1967, and are intended to indicate the efforts of the City of Atlanta
in complying with the State and Federal Directives relative to the provision of s e condary
waste treatment f or effluents discharged to the Chattahoochee River on or before July 1 ,
1971.
The engineering study referred to in ~aragraph 1 above, was submitted to your office
on De c ember 30, 1965, and remains substantially in effect as a refl e ction of the problems
and the construction needs for the abatement of pollution on the Chattahooche e River
eminating from the R. M. Clayton Water Pollution Control Plant, the Sandy Creek WPC Plant ,
and the Utoy WPC Plant , each of which are the property of and under the dir e c t cont rol
of the Ci t y of At lant a.
A similar engineering study entitled
11
Report on Sewar age Sy s tem
Impr ovements fo r Fu l t on Count y , Georgia" pr epared by Wiedeman and Sing l eton Eng ineer s
wi t h the date of December 1965 , r eflects a comple te d r equ irement for an engineer ing s tudy
t o determine the nee ds for plant impr ovemen t s a t t h e Camp Cr e ek WPC P l a n t and the Fu l co
WPC Plan t; both of wh i ch a re princ ipally owne d by unincorpora te d Ful ton County while
be i ng operated by the City of At l anta .
Fu l t on County off ic i a ls will submit further
data relative to financing, final engineering p l an s an d specifications , and construction
�schedules for these two facilities.
With reference to financing arrangements that are necessary to provide waste treatment
facilities referred to above, I am sure that you are aware that the City of Atlanta
took the necessary actions late in 1966 to provide an adequate revenue base in the
form of sewer service charges, such that the improvements and expansions to the
facilities referred to above can be carried out in compliance with the schedule to
be discussed in later paragraphs of this letter.
Appendix 3 to this letter reflects
the financing plan of the City of Atlanta to accomplish the construction schedule
reflected in other segments of this letter.
A similar financing plan will be employed
to provide the City's share of expansions and improvements to the Fulco and Camp Creek
WPC Plant which will be mentioned in a similar letter forwarded to your office by
Fulton County.
It should be pointed out that a large portion of the financing plans
of the City of Atlanta and othe r metropolitan communities were and are based upon
anticipated
financial assistance from the State and Federal Government in the design
and construction of the necessary facilities to accomplish the abatement of pollution
on the Chattahoochee River.
The Georgia Water Quality Control Board should recognize
that all committments made in the past and at this time are made with an eye toward
available f e deral funds and with th e serious hope that the State Gove rnment will ta ke
th e n e c e ssa r y ste ps to mee t its obligation in this re gard .
It should also be noted
that any r e duction in available funding from the pres ently authorized fede ral l evels
will have a significant effec t both upon starting t ime and t he compl et ion t ime
of proje c t s sche duled and provi ded for in this le tte r .
The s che du l e fo r submission of final engine erin g plans and speci fi cation s and the
s chedul e d sta rt and compl e tion of was t e t r eatment f acili t ies are ref l e c ted on Appendix
1 to this letter .
Thi s app endix i n d i ca te s on a gra phica l s che dule ba s i s the proposed
dates for the s e critical phas e s o f po llut ion a ba tement and r efl ects the programmed time
�for provision of secondary treatment in compliance with your previous directives.
The City of Atlanta is committed through previous actions of the Aldermanic Board
to the completion of these facilities in the most expeditious manner possible.
This
office will work with that Board in every way possible to attain the objective of
reduced water pollution on the Chattahoochee River and to provide a more healthful
environment for Atlanta.
If this office can be of any further assistance to you
in this regard, please advise.
Yours very truly,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
City of Atlanta
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Mr. R. S. Howard, Jr.
Executive Secretary
State Water Quality Control Board
47 Trinity Avenue, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
RE: Letter dated September 28, 1967, requiring formal schedule for completion of
projects relative to the abatement of pollution on the Chattahoochee River.
Dear Mr. Howard:
In response to the above referenced letter, the City of Atlanta has compiled necessary
documents to provide you with schedules outlining:
(1) Submission of an engineering study
(2) Scheduling of financing arrangements
(3) A schedule for submission of final engineering plans and specifications
(4) Aschedule for the construction of waste treatment facilities
These documents are submitted in order to comply with your desire to have such material
by October 20, 1967, and are intended to indicate the efforts of the City of Atlanta
in complying with the State and Federal Directives relative to the provision of secondary
waste treatment for effluents discharged to the Chattahoochee River on or before July ls
1971,
The engineering study referred to in paragraph 1 above, was submitted to your office
on December 30, 1965, and remains substantially in effect as a reflection of the problems
and the construction needs for the abatement of pollution on the Chattahoochee River
eminating from the R. M. Clayton Water Pollution Control Plant, the Sandy Creek WPC Plant,
and the Utoy WPC Plant, each of which are the property of and under the direct control
of the City of Atlanta. A similar engineering study entitled "Report on Sewarage System
Improvements for Fulton County, Georgia" prepared by Wiedeman and Singleton Engineers
with the date of December 1965, reflects a completed requirement for an engineering study
to determine the needs for plant improvements at the Camp Creek WPC Plant and the Fulco
WPC Plant; both of which are principally owned by unincorporated Fulton County while
being operated by the City of Atlanta. Fulton County officials will submit further
data relative to financing, final engineering plans and specifications, and construction
schedules for these two facilities.
With reference to financing arrangements that are necessary to provide waste treatment
facilities referred to above, I am sure that you are aware that the City of Atlanta
took the necessary actions late in 1966 to provide an adequate revenue base in the
form of sewer service charges, such that the improvements and expansions to the
facilities referred to above can be carried out in compliance with the schedule to
be discussed in later paragraphs of this letter. Appendix 3 to this letter reflects
the financing plan of the City of Atlanta to accomplish the construction schedule
reflected in other segments of this letter. A similar financing plan will be employed
to provide the City's share of expansions and improvements to the Fulco and Camp Creek
WPC Plant which will be mentioned in a similar letter forwarded to your office by
Fulton County. It should be pointed out that a large portion of the financing plans
of the City of Atlanta and other metropolitan communities were and are based upon
anticipated financial assistance from the State and Federal Government in the design
and construction of the necessary facilities to accomplish the abatement of pollution
on the Chattahoochee River. The Georgia Water Quality Control Board should recognize
that all committments made in the past and at this time are made with an eye toward
available federal funds and with the serious hope that the State Government will take
the necessary steps to meet its obligation in this regard. It should also be noted
that any reduction in available funding from the presently authorized federal levels
will have a significant effect both upon starting time and the completion time
of projects scheduled and provided for in this letter.
The schedule for submission of final engineering plans and specifications and the
scheduled start and completion of waste treatment facilities are reflected on Appendix
1 to this letter. This appendix indicates on a graphical schedule basis the proposed
dates for these critical phases of pollution abatement and reflects the programmed time
for provision of secondary treatment in compliance with your previous directives.
The City of Atlanta is committed through previous actions of the Aldermanic Board
to the completion of these facilities in the most expeditious manner possible. This
office will work with that Board in every way possible to attain the objective of
reduced water pollution on the Chattahoochee River and to provide a more healthful
environment for Atlanta. If this office can be of any further assistance to you
in this regard, please advise.
Yours very truly,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
City of Atlanta
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CITY HALL
ATLANTA, GA. 30303
Tel. 522·4,i SJ Area Code 404
IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR
R. EARL LANDERS, Administrative Assistant
MRS. ANN M. MOSES, Executive Secretary
DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liaison
October 20, 1967
Mr . R . S. Howar d , Jr.
E xe cutive S e cr e t a ry
State Water Quality Control Board
47 Trinity Avenue, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
RE : L e tte r d a t ed S e ptember 2 8 , 19 67 , r e q u ir i ng fo rma l
s c h e dul e for compl e t ion of proj ects r ela t ive t o the
abatement of pollution on the Chattahoochee River.
Dear Mr. Howa rd:
In r esp onse to th e above r e f erenc e d l e tte r, the Cit y of Atla nta h as
compi l ed necessar y d ocum e n t s t o pr ovid e you wi th sch e dules outlining:
(1) Subm ission of an e nginee r i n g study
(2) S cheduling of fina n cing arrangem e nts
(3) A sche dule for submission of final engineer i n g plans
a n d spe cificati ons
( 4 ) A schedule for the construction of waste tr e atment
\
faciliti e s
These d oc u ments are submitte d i n order t o c ompl y with your desire
to have such material by O ctober 2 0 , 1967, and are inte nded to
indicate the e ffo rts of the City of Atla nta in complying with th e Sta t e
and F e d e r a l Dir ec tive s re lative to the provision of s e conda ry wa ste
t rea tm e n t for e ffluent s di sch a rg e d t o the Cha tta h ooch ee Ri ver on or
before July 1 , 1971.
�October 20, 1967
Mr. R. S. Howard, Jr.
Executive Secretary
State Water Quality Control Board
Page Two
The engineering study referred to in paragraph 1 above, was submitted to your office on December 30, 1965, and remains substantially in effect as a reflection of the problems and the construction
needs for the abatement of pollution on the Chattahoochee River
eminating from the R. M. Clayton Water Pollution Control Plant,
the Sandy Creek WPC Plant, and the Utoy WPC Plant, each of which
are the property of and under the direct,control of the City of Atlanta .
.A similar engineering study entitled "Report on Sewerage System
hnprovements for Fulton County, Georgia" prepared by Wiedeman
and Singleton Engineers with the date of December, 1965, reflects
a completed requi rement for an engineering study to determine the
needs for plant improvements at the Camp Creek WPC Plant and the
Fulco WPC Plant; both of which are principally owned by unincorporated
Fulton County while being operated by the City of Atlanta. Fulton County
officials will submit further data relative to financ i ng, final engineering
plans and spe cifications, and construction schedules for these two
faciliti e s.
With reference to financing arrangements that are necessary to provide
waste treatment facilities referred to above, I am sure that you are
aware that the City of Atlanta took the necessary actions late in 19 66
to provide an ad e quate revenue base in the form of s e wer s e rvi c e charg e s ,
such tha t the improve ments and e x p a nsions to th e facilities r e f e rr e d t o
above can be carried out in compliance with the schedule to be discuss e d
in later paragraphs of this letter. Appendix 3 to this letter reflects the
financing plan of the City of Atlanta to accomplish the construction
schedul e r e flect e d in other segm e nts of this l e tte r . A similar financ i ng
plan will b e employe d to p r ovide the City's sha r e of e x p an sions a nd
impr ove ments t o the Fulco a n'd Ca mp Cr e e k W P C P l ant which w i ll b e
mentioned in a similar letter forwarded to your office by F ulton County.
It should be pointe d out that a l_a rge portion of the fina ncing plans of the
City of Atlanta a nd oth e r metropolitan communiti es w e r e a nd are b a s e d
up on ant icipate d financ i a l a s s i s tanc e f r om the Sta t e a n d F e d era l Government in the d es ign and c o ns t r u c t ion of th e nec e ssa r y facili t ie s to accom plish the a b a t ement of poll ution on th e Cha tta ho o chee River . The G eorgia
W a ter Q uality C ontrol B oar d should r e cog ni z e tha t all comm i tm.e nts
m ade in the pa st a n d at t his time a r e made w ith an eye toward avail able
�October 20, 1967
· Mr. R. S. Howard, Jr.
Executive Secretary
State Water Quality Control Board
Page Three
federal funds and with the serious hope that the State Government
will take the necessary steps to meet its obligation in this regard.
It should also be noted that any reduction in available funding from
the presently authorized federal levels will have a significant effect
both upon starting time and the completion time of projects scheduled
and provided for in this letter.
The schedule for submission of final engineering plans and specifications and the scheduled start and completion of waste treatment
facilities are reflected on Appendix I to this letter. This appendix
indicates on a graphical schedule basis the proposed dates for these
critical phases of pollution abatement and reflects the programmed
time for provision of secondary treatment in compliance with your
previous directives. The City of Atlanta is committed through previous actions of the Aldermanic Board to the completion of these
facilities in the most expeditious manner possible. This office will
work with that Board in every way possible to attain the objective
of reduced water pollution on the Chattahoochee River and to provide
a more healthful environment for Atlanta. If this office can be of any
further assistance to you in this regard, please advise.
Very truly yours,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
IA Jr :lp.
\
Enclosures :
Appendix #1 Engineering & Construction Schedule
Appendix #2 Funding Requirements Schedule
Appendix #3 Financing Plan
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CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303
Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404
IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR
R. EARL LANDERS, Administrative Assistant
MRS. ANN M. MOSES, Executive Secretary
DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liaison
October 20, 1967
Mr. R. S. Howard, Jr.
Executive Secretary
State Water Quality Control Board
47 Trinity Avenue, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
RE: Letter dated September 28, 1967, requiring formal
schedule for completion of projects relative to the
abatement of pollution on the Chattahoochee River.
Dear Mr. Howard:
In response to the above referenced letter, the City of Atlanta has
compiled necessary documents to provide you with schedules out-
lining:
(1) Submission of an engineering study
(2) Scheduling of financing arrangements
(3) A schedule for submission of final engineering plans
and specifications
(4) A schedule for the construction of waste treatment
facilities ’
These documents are submitted in order to comply with your desire
to have such material by October 20, 1967, and are intended to
indicate the efforts of the City of Atlanta in complying with the State
and Federal Directives relative to the provision of secondary waste
treatment for effluents discharged to the Chattahoochee River on or
before July 1, 1971. ‘
October 20, 1967
Mr. R. S. Howard, Jr.
Executive Secretary
State Water Quality Control Board
Page Two
The engineering study referred to in paragraph 1 above, was sub-
mitted to your office on December 30, 1965, and remains substan-
tially in effect as a reflection of the problems and the construction
needs for the abatement of pollution on the Chattahoochee River
eminating from the R. M. Clayton Water Pollution Control Plant,
the Sandy Creek WPC Plant, and the Utoy WPC Plant, each of which
are the property of and under the direct control of the City of Atlanta.
A similar engineering study entitled "Report on Sewerage System
Improvements for Fulton County, Georgia'' prepared by Wiedeman
and Singleton Engineers with the date of December, 1965, reflects
a completed requirement for an engineering study to determine the
needs for plant improvements at the Camp Creek WPC Plant and the
Fulco WPC Plant; both of which are principally owned by unincorporated
Fulton County while being operated by the City of Atlanta. Fulton County
officials will submit further data relative to financing, final engineering
plans and specifications, and construction schedules for these two
facilities.
With reference to financing arrangements that are necessary to provide
waste treatment facilities referred to above, Iam sure that you are
aware that the City of Atlanta took the necessary actions late in 1966
to provide an adequate revenue base in the form of sewer service charges,
such that the improvements and expansions to the facilities referred to
above can be carried out in compliance with the schedule to be discussed
in later paragraphs of this letter. Appendix 3 to this letter reflects the
financing plan of the City of Atlanta to accomplish the construction
schedule reflected in other segments of this letter. A similar financing
plan will be employed to provide the City's share of expansions and
improvements to the Fulco and Camp Creek WPC Plant which will be
mentioned in a similar letter forwarded to your office by Fulton County,
It should be pointed out that a large portion of the financing plans of the
City of Atlanta and other metropolitan communities were and are based
upon anticipated financial assistance from the State and Federal Govern-
ment in the design and construction of the necessary facilities to accom-
plish the abatement of pollution on the Chattahoochee River. The Georgia
Water Quality Control Board should recognize that all commitments
made in the past and at this time are made with an eye toward available
\
October 20, 1967
‘Mr. R. S. Howard, Jr.
Executive Secretary
State Water Quality Control Board
Page Three
federal funds and with the serious hope that the State Government
will take the necessary steps to meet its obligation in this regard.
It should also be noted that any reduction in available funding from
the presently authorized federal levels will have a significant effect
both upon starting time and the completion time of projects scheduled
and provided for in this letter.
The schedule for submission of final engineering plans and specifi-
cations and the scheduled start and completion of waste treatment
facilities are reflected on Appendix 1 to this letter. This appendix
indicates ona graphical schedule basis the proposed dates for these
critical phases of pollution abatement and reflects the programmed
time for provision of secondary treatment in compliance with your
previous directives. The City of Atlanta is committed through pre-
vious actions of the Aldermanic Board to the completion of these
facilities in the most expeditious manner possible. This office will
work with that Board in every way possible to attain the objective
of reduced water pollution on the Chattahoochee River and to provide
a more healthful environment for Atlanta, If this office can be of any
further assistance to you in this regard, please advise.
Very truly yours,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
‘
IAJri:lp.-
Enclosures:
Appendix #1 Engineering & Construction Schedule
Appendix #2 Funding Requirements Schedule
Appendix #3 Financing Plan
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Novembor 109 1967
City of Atlanta
City Hall~ 68 litchell street
Atlanta,
o~gia
Attantiona
Mr. Ray Nixon
Chief, Construction Dept,
Gentlem ni
Over the past several years o have tried to get the combination torm
ewer, indicated on the attached .o keteh, ropa.ired; so far,
no result other than convoraation. The aroa. de ignatod by hatohing
and numbered 6:n 1 our property and io constantly being !loodod wi. th
both storm and ea.nit~ ate from an unlmown nwnber of houses , schools
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November 10, 1967
City of Atlanta
City Mail, 68 Mitchell Street
Atlante, Yeorgia
Attention: My. Ray Nixon
Chief, Construction Dept.
Gentlemen:
Over the past several years we have tried to get the combination storm
and sanitary sewer, indicated on the attached sketch, repaired; so far,
no results other than conversation, The area designated by hatching
and numbered 633 is our property and is constantly being flooded with
beth storm and sanitary waste from an unimown number of houses, schools
and whatever above us.
The City of Atlanta is aware of this situation and has as yet done
nothing. This cannot continue, wo must have relief. Whatever we can
reasonably do to help, we will,
Please, we expect to hear from the City soon,
REN emo «+ B, Kewton
Vice President
ois wali City of Atlanta
Fulton County Health Dept.
99 Butler Street, 8, 3B,
1502 Atlanta Federal Bldg.
Mr. Gregory Griggs
691 Woodland Avenue, S. E,
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Folder topic: Water pollution control | 1967
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November 16 , 1967
Mr . R. E. Newton
Newton , Incorporated
633 Pryor Street, S.W.
Atlanta, Georgi 30315
Der Mr . Newton:
Your letter of November 10 to Mr . Ray Nixon. regarding the
repairing of the City sewer located through your property ,
has been referred to me for reply.
As was noted in your letter an~ verified by our field inve ti ation of November 14 , this matter does require
immediat attention .
Mr . Sam Freem n , our Conetruction Superint ndent , assures
me that h will have a crew begin the repair work a soon
a po 1ible , hopefully within t n day .
Th nki g you for your patience in this
Your
tter , I r
truly,
R. K. L nca1t r
Engineer
W. P.C . Division
lUCL :lfw
cc: Mr.' Ray Nixon
\Alayor Ivan Allen
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November 16, 1967
Mr. R. E. Newton
Newton, Incorporated
633 Pryor Street, S.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30315
Dear Mr. Newton:
Your letter of November 10 to Mr. Ray Nixon, regarding the
repairing of the City sewer located through your property,
has been referred to me for reply.
As was noted in your letter and verified by our field in-
vestigation of November 14, this matter does require
immediate attention.
Mr. Sam Freeman, our Construction Superintendent, assures
me that he will have a crew begin the repair work as soon
as possible, hopefully within ten days.
Thanking you for your patience in thie matter, I remain
Yours truly,
OK Mazuslld
R.K. Lancaster
Engineer
W.P.C. Division
RKL:1lfw
cc: Mpys Ray Nixon
yor Ivan Allen
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Folder topic: Water pollution control | 1967