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TROPHY CLUB MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT #1 WASTEWATER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT TREATMENT PLANT THE WALLACE GROUP Dallas, Texas Kevin Glovier, PE , Project Manager March 21, 2015 , THE WALLACE GROUP A CP&Y COMPANY The Wallace Group A


  1. TROPHY CLUB MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT #1 WASTEWATER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT TREATMENT PLANT THE WALLACE GROUP Dallas, Texas Kevin Glovier, PE , Project Manager March 21, 2015 , THE WALLACE GROUP A CP&Y COMPANY

  2. The Wallace Group A CP&Y C The Wallace Group , A CP&Y Company Founded in 1976 – In Business 39 Years 4 Business Lines: • • Water & Wastewater • Comprehensive Engineering, • Civil • Architecture Architectural, and Survey Services • Survey & SUE • Serving North and Central Texas Clients • 4 Offices: • Dallas Staff of 45+: Professional Engineers, • • Waco • Architects, and Surveyors Killeen • Round Rock • Public and Private Sectors – Large and • TBPE F ‐ 54 / TBPLS 100517 ‐ 02 • Small Projects Small Projects

  3. The Wallace Group , A CP&Y Company The Wallace Group A CP&Y C Purchased by CP&Y in December 2015 4 Business Lines: • • Aviation • Full ‐ service consulting firm offering • Transportation • Water & Wastewater multidiscipline engineering services, • Construction Management • including the water and wastewater 6 States – 16 Locations: • industries industries Texas • Arizona • Designed water and wastewater related • Colorado • facilities with water capacities up to 540 Oklahoma • Arkansas • million gallons per day and wastewater Virginia • capacities p to 189 million gallons per capacities up to 189 million gallons per day.

  4. Plant History Plant History • Originally Constructed • Originally Constructed Mid 1970’s • Expanded in Mid 1980’s Expanded in Mid 1980 s to Capacity of 1.40 MGD • Expanded in 2002 to Expanded in 2002 to Capacity of 1.75 MGD

  5. Existing WWTP Existing WWTP

  6. Review of Improvement Process Review of Improvement Process • Initial Survey Work and Report y p • Identified Easily Identifiable Problem Areas

  7. WWTP Current Site Plan WWTP Current Site Plan

  8. Initial Survey Work and Report Initial Survey Work and Report • Effluent Permit Parameters Original Plant Current Plant Permitted Flow 1.4 MGD 1.75 MGD BOD 10 mg/l 5 mg/l TSS 15 mg/l 12 mg/l Ammonia ‐ Nitrogen 3 mg/l 3 mg/l

  9. Preliminary Engineering Report Preliminary Engineering Report • Population Projections • Population Projections • Identified Existing and Future Volumes for Plant Future Volumes for Plant Design • Identified Problem Areas Identified Problem Areas • Identified Possible Alternatives • Projected Costs Associated with Various Alternatives

  10. Researched Alternatives Identified in PER • CAS ‐ Conventional Activated Sludge • MBR ‐ Membrane Biological Reactor • BioMag System • TRA ‐ Trinity River Authority • IFAS ‐ Integrated Fixed Film Activated Sludge System

  11. Evaluated the Five Alternatives Evaluated the Five Alternatives • Provided Positives and Negatives to TCMUD Board g • Presentation to TCMUD Board and Answered Questions Option Process Advantages Disadvantages   Proven Technology Nutrient Removal   Option 1 CAS Treatment Cost Effective Large Footprint   Operator Familiarity Infrastructure Intensive   Nutrient Removal Cost   Small Footprint p Two Parallel Plants During g Option 2 Option 2 MBR Treatment MBR Treatment  Effluent Quality Phase I  Approved Process   Nutrient Removal Cost   Option 3 BioMag System Small Footprint No TCEQ Pre-Approval   Effluent Quality Effluent Quality  Cost  Fewer MUD Operations  Option 4 TRA Services Loss of Control  TPDES Requirements  Future Rate Increases     Nutrient Removal Nutrient Removal Cost Cost   Option – Other IFAS Treatment Small Footprint No TCEQ Pre-Approval  Effluent Quality

  12. WWTP Modified Site Plan WWTP Modified Site Plan

  13. MBR System MBR System • Design Design • Bid Project Summer 2014 • Start Construction Fall 2014 – 18 Months Start Construction Fall 2014 18 Months Overview

  14. MBR System MBR System • Design Design • Bid Project Summer 2014 • Start Construction Fall 2014 – 18 Months Start Construction Fall 2014 18 Months RAS Pumps to MBR

  15. MBR System MBR System PA Tank and MBR Tank PA Tank and MBR Tank

  16. MBR System MBR System • Design Design • Bid Project Summer 2014 • Start Construction Fall 2014 – 18 Months Start Construction Fall 2014 18 Months Diffuser Cleaning Tubes

  17. QUESTIONS? QUESTIONS? Kevin Glovier, PE P Project Manager j t M The Wallace Group keving@wallace ‐ group.com (214) 747 ‐ 3733 (214) 747 3733 THE WALLACE GROUP A CP&Y COMPANY

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