Foul air is pumped to the bottom of the biofilter, and the air is naturally filtered as it rises through the compost material, thereby removing odor. Renovation and expansion of the Mason Farm Wastewater Treatment Plant are nearly complete From the fall of 1997 through the spring of 2000, the Mason Farm Wastewater Treatment plant underwent major renovations and expansion of its capacity from 9 to 12 million gallons per day. Stormwater enters sewers through cracks and breaks, increasing volume of flows beyond pipe capacity. Grease accumulates in sewers, causing blockage. Tree and shrub roots grow over time into sewer lines, creating blockages.
Pumps stop working due to loss of power, power surges, mechanical failure, etc.
What we do to prevent spills Inspect and repair, renovate or replace sewers and pump stations as needed to eliminate leaks and increase system capacity. Inspect and clear sewers with cutting and flushing equipment. Educate customers about proper grease disposal. Grease, roots in sewers. No substantial or lasting effects, such as fish kills, are known.