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West Warwick sewer commission approves change order, rescinds lab bid after reporting problems
Summary
At a September 16 meeting, the Town of West Warwick Sewer Commission reviewed August operating data, issued notices and fines to food establishments for grease-recovery violations, rescinded a recent analytical lab bid award and approved a change order on the East interceptor lining project.
The Town of West Warwick Sewer Commission on Sept. 16 reviewed operational results for August, confirmed enforcement actions at several commercial facilities and approved two formal actions: rescinding a recent bid award for analytical laboratory services and approving a change order related to lining work on the east interceptor.
Average daily flow for August was 3.6 million gallons per day, the commission heard, with a maximum daily flow of 11.8 million gallons and a minimum of 1.0 million gallons. Laboratory results showed biological oxygen demand (CBOD) removal at 2.3 milligrams per liter (99% removal) and total suspended solids (TSS) removal at 2.6 mg/L (99% removal). The plant met its phosphorus limit with a reported 0.08 mg/L. Sludge hauling totaled 462 tons sent to EPIC; none went to the landfill that month.
The pretreatment program reported compliance…
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