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This is the best measure of the volume of drinkable water used at the property during the winter months that reasonably estimates the volume of wastewater discharged to the wastewater treatment facilities of Johnson County Wastewater.

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Gresham's Wastewater Treatment Plant is the first in the Pacific Northwest to reach energy net zero status, meaning the plant produces at least as much energy as it uses. We celebrated the achievement with the next generation of great minds on Earth Day 2015.

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The 75th Street Wastewater Treatment Facility is designed to treat more than 25 million gallons of wastewater per day in a 20hour, multistage treatment process.. Currently, it treats approximately 15 million gallons per day and discharges a highquality effluent (treated wastewater) to Boulder Creek.

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Wastewater Treatment. Wastewater collected by the City sewer system flows to the Wastewater Treatment Plants, where it undergoes a multifaceted biological process to separate out the solids and treat the water for reuse and recharge.

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The latest On Tap magazine has an article about removing phosphorus in the wastewater treatment process available here. Phosphorous and Water Quality Although phosphorus is a naturally occurring element and a vital nutrient for plants and animals, too much can cause water quality problems.

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Wastewater treatment and effluent regulations are becoming more rigorous and complex—creating challenges for owners, managers, and operations staff to meet new permit requirements and water quality standards.