Contact Us/Emergency Commission Careers Home | About Us | Projects | Programs/Initiatives | Education | Planning Brochure Wildlife Observation Area Brochure Bird Observation Area Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District not only helps the environment by recycling water, our reconstructed lagoons provide an excellent resting and feeding opportunity for a wide variety of birds and other animals. The district invites you to come walk our wildlife observation area. There are 600 acres of wildlife to explore. Directions to Bird Observation Area View Larger Map Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District 1610 Moorland Road Madison, WI 53713 (608) 222-1201 Protecting Public Health and the Environment Login

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Contact Us/Emergency Commission Careers Home | About Us | Projects | Programs/Initiatives | Education | Planning Contact Todd Gebert (608)222-1201 ext 235 toddg@madsewer.org Plan Documents 50 Year Master Plan Solids Handling (11th Addition to NSWWTP) Collection System Facilities Plan 2011 Liquid Processing Plan Facility Planning The preparation of a facility planning document is a critical first step in implementing improvements to the district’s treatment plant and collection system facilities. Plans can vary in size, scope and planning horizon depending on the issues to be addressed. In general, plans will assess the condition of a particular asset or issue, establish the need for an improvement, evaluate several options that adequately address the system needs, and identify the most cost-effective alternative. The cost alternatives analysis considers both monetary costs and non-monetary costs such as environmental and social impacts of a project. Public participation is a key component of facility planning and is achieved through public meetings and periods for stakeholder review and comment. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources requires that facility plans be prepared and approved for all reviewable projects that involve improvements to wastewater treatment facilities. For collection system projects, facility plans are required by the Department if funding is sought through its Clean Water Fund program. Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District 1610 Moorland Road Madison, WI 53713 (608) 222-1201 Protecting Public Health and the Environment Login