Waste Water improvements include doubling the size of the waste water treatment plant, replacement of old sewer lines, installation of new lift station, twenty-five thousand feet of new sewer lines and the rebuilding of lift stations throughout the city. All the services of the City of Newton have made great improvements of the past decades, but none is more evident that the Water and Waste Water Departments.ater service improvements included over twenty thousand feet of new water line, complete, rehab of both water wells, two new booster plants, new water filtrations and a two new ground water storage tank. The City of Newton provides Water service to 950 customers and waste water service to 800 customers. The City of Newton’s provides water from two 1200 feet deep ground water wells. Indicate a shortfall in diversion privileges orĪvailable supplies through bulk purchase agreements.For 80 years the City of Newton has been providing water and wastewater service to the citizens of the City of Newton. Monthly and/or annual demand projected for approvedīut not yet constructed projects.
NEWTON COUNTY WATER SEWER PLUS
Recorded based on the water use records plus the Minus the sum of the monthly and/or annual demands
NEWTON COUNTY WATER SEWER REGISTRATION
Permit Limit- Total Peak Demand): The monthlyĪnd/or annual limitations of an Allocation Permit or Water Use Registration Supply Deficit or Surplus = (Total Water Allocation The value is represented in MGD, MGM, andĪvailable Water Supply: The sum of the Allocation System's current peak demand and committed peakĭemand. Peak Water Demand: The sum of the public water The physical ability to provide treated water atĪdequate pressure when the largest pumping unit Peak Daily Demand): The difference between theįirm Capacity and the sum of the peak daily demandĪnd committed daily demand. The value is represented in MGD.Ĭapacity Deficit or Surplus = (Firm Capacity - Total The largest pumping unit or treatment unit is out Treatment capacity (excluding coagulation, flocculationĪnd sedimentation) to meet peak daily demand, when This field may also include bulk sale contractual obigations.Ĭapacity: Adequate pumping equipment and/or Sources and all other sources of water (i.e. Systems will be reviewed on an individualīasis.) This includes water from a system's own
The calculation for current peak demand was based Highest recorded demand month occurring within the Peak Demand: This is the average day of the May exist with minimum, maximum, seasonal or other Overall allocation quantity where appropriate. Limit: Purchased water, where regulated by anĪpproved service contract, will be included in the Review purposes this quantity may be represented This field may also include bulk sale contractual obigations. With projects not requiring a WME permit. This is calculatedīy totaling the demand as included in Water MainĮxtension (WME) permits and the demand associated Through the submission of construction certifications
To the system, but are not yet constructed as indicated That have been approved for ultimate connection Peak Demand: The demand associated with projects Withdrawals may also be limited by otherįactors and have seasonal or other restrictions This may be surface or ground water,Īnd may be expressed in MGD, MGM, MGY or some combination Limit: The maximum allowed by a valid WaterĪllocation Permit or Water Use Registration issued by the Bureau of WaterĪllocation and Well Permitting. Questions may also be sent to the Division of Water Supply and Geoscience Questions regarding demands and firm capacity please contact the Bureau of Water System and Engineering at 60 or for questions concerning water allocation and status please contact the Bureau of Water Allocation and Well Permitting at 60. This report displays water alloction permits based on a specified date range. Water Allocation Permits Made Effective within a Selected Timeframe Pending Water Allocation and Dewatering Applications This report displays all effective water allocation permits issued by the department. Note: Negative values (a deficit) indicate a shortfall in firm capacity and/or diversion privileges or available supplies through bulk purchase agreements.īureau of Water System and Engineering Comments:īureau of Water Allocation and Well Permitting Comments:įor more information concerning water supply deficit and surplus, please refer to:įirm Capacity and Water Allocation Analysis (Pdf Format)Ĭurrently Effective Water Allocation Permits by County Water Supply Deficit or Surplus Firm Capacity
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