Capacity Building Grants
Alleghany
Town of Sparta, $18,167, Sparta/ Independence Water Treatment Plant Feasibility Study
This project will prepare the second phase of a feasibility study for a shared water treatment plant for the towns of Sparta and Independence, VA. The Sparta water treatment plant is operating near 80 percent capacity.
The Honorable John Miller
Tel: 336-372-4257
Fax: 336-372-2051
Anson
Town of Polkton, $40,000, Polkton Water Rehabilitation Project
This project will develop a water system map, a Capital Improvement Plan, perform leak detection, and make recommendations for replacing deteriorated pipes in order to address problems with an aging water system.
The Honorable W. Cliff Martin
Tel: 704-272-7463
Fax: 704-272-7463
Brunswick
Town of Caswell Beach, $15,000, Water Distribution System Analysis
This project will conduct a hydraulic analysis of the water distribution system to identify system deficiencies. The system has numerous dead-end lines that do not provide flows adequate for fire fighting protection.
The Honorable Harry Q. Simmons, Jr.
Tel: 910-278-5471
Fax: 910-278-5490
Chatham
N.C. Rural Communities Assistance Project, Inc., $40,000, At Risk Communities Project
This project will provide rural economically distressed communities with technical assistance to develop grant applications. This project will focus primarily on the preparation of Unsewered Communities Projects in four communities.
Mr. Peter M. Kittany
Tel: 919-542-7227
Cleveland
City of Kings Mountain, $40,000, Kings Mountain Water Supply Assessment
This project will produce an environmental assessment for potential water supply sources and assist with stream reclassification.
The Honorable Edgar O. Murphrey, Jr.
Tel: 704-734-0333
Fax: 704-734-4480
Town of Boiling Springs, $40,000, Town of Boiling Springs Capital Improvements Plan
This project will develop a Capital Improvement Plan and determine the feasibility of providing wastewater service to 675 homes with failing septic tank systems.
The Honorable Max Hamrick
Tel: 704-434-2357
Fax: 704-434-2358
Craven
City of New Bern, $40,000, City of New Bern Water Supply Study
This project will develop a Preliminary Engineering Report to evaluate water supply alternatives to comply with the Central Coast Plain Capacity Use Area Rule.
The Honorable Tom A. Bayliss
Tel: 252- 636-4000
Fax: 252- 636-1848
Dare
Stumpy Point Water and Sewer District, $35,000, Stumpy Point Wastewater Project
This project will prepare a feasibility study to provide wastewater services to residents with failing septic tank systems and to update the Capital Improvement Plan. This project will also prepare an Unsewered Communities grant application. Businesses cannot locate in this area due to lack of infrastructure.
Ms. Anne B. Thomas
Tel: 252- 475-5700
Fax: 252- 475-5008
Duplin
Duplin County, $80,000, Alternative Water Supply Evaluation
This project will evaluate the long-term water supply solutions for the entire county to comply with the Central Coast Plain Capacity Use Area Rule.
Mr. Larry Howard
Tel: 910-296-2100
Fax: 910-296-2107
Town of Beulaville, $40,000, Capital Improvement Plan
This project will prepare a Capital Improvements Plan that will include water improvements to support the Central Coast Plain Capacity Use Area Rule.
The Honorable Wilbur Hussey, Jr.
Tel: 910-298-4647
Fax: 910-298-3481
Greene
Town of Snow Hill, $80,000, Preliminary Engineering Report - Alternative Water Supplies
This project will evaluate the long-term water supply solutions for Greene County and its municipalities to comply with the Central Coast Plain Capacity Use Area Rule for the water systems.
The Honorable Donald C. Davis
Tel: 252-747-3414
Fax: 252-747-4269
Town of Walstonburg, $40,000, Capital Improvement Plan, Water & Sewer System Management Plan, Water Distribution System Improvements
This project will prepare a Capital Improvement Plan for both the water and sewer systems, Water System Management Plan, and Preliminary Engineering Report for future water system projects. The water system is experiencing water pressure problems due to deteriorated and undersized lines.
Mayor Susan Casper
Tel: 252-753-5667
Fax: 252-753-5667
Henderson
Town of Laurel Park, $32,500, Sewer Master Plan
This project will prepare a Sewer System Master Plan that will map and evaluate the wastewater collection system and identify water line efficiency problems. The collection system pipes were installed in the 1950's and are experiencing severe problems.
Mr. James W. Ball, Jr.
Tel: 828- 693-4840
Fax: 828- 696-4948
Halifax
Halifax County, $40,000, Halifax County Regional Wastewater Study
This project will prepare a sewer feasibility study for Halifax and Northampton counties to determine the cost efficiencies of a regional system in the treatment and collection of wastewater.
Mr. George C. Parrish
Tel: 252-583-1131
Fax: 252- 583-9921
Hyde
Hyde County, $40,000, Water Treatment Plant Waste Discharge Study
This project will address feasible alternatives to bring the wastewater discharged at the water treatment facility into compliance with N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources regulations.
Mr. Willie M. Carawan, Jr.
Tel: 252- 926-5711
Fax: 252- 926-1286
Lenoir
City of Kinston, $40,000, Feasibility Study on Need for Repair of Sanitary Sewer Lines Under City Streets
This project will determine the feasibility of replacing old sewer lines located under streets that are going to be resurfaced.
The Honorable Johnnie Mosley
Tel: 252-939-3110
Fax: 252-939-3126
Neuse Regional Water & Sewer Authority, $40,000, Environmental Assessment Expanded Regional Water System
This project will expand an Environmental Assessment for the Neuse Regional Water System, which is constructing a water treatment facility on the Neuse River. The expansion will include 60 miles of water transmission mains to Greene and Pitt counties. These counties are located in the Capacity Use Area and will be required to reduce their withdrawals from the Cretaceous aquifer.
Mr. Wayne Malone
Tel: 252-527-4800
Fax: 252-527-2571
Martin
Town of Hamilton, $40,000, Wastewater Treatment Plant Study
This project will prepare a Preliminary Engineering Report and perform an inflow and infiltration study to upgrade the wastewater treatment facility which is 25 years old and has reached 80 percent of its treatment capacity.
Mr. D. G. Matthews, III
Tel: 252-798-2001
Fax: 252-798-1660
Martin County, $40,000, Preliminary Engineering Report Capacity Use Area Water Supply Alternatives in Martin County
This project will evaluate a countywide long-term water supply solution to comply with the Coastal Plain Capacity Use Area Rule.
Mr. Tommy W. Bowen
Tel: 252- 792-1901
Fax: 252- 792-7477
Nash
Town of Nashville, $32,000, Water Distribution System Study and Computer Model
This project will identify water distribution system improvements necessary to provide continued water supply that will meet the demands of customers in Nash County, Spring Hope, Castalia and industrial growth. The town currently purchases water from Rocky Mount. The project will also update the town's Capital Improvement Plan to comply with Rural Center guidelines.
The Honorable Warren Evans
Tel: 252-459-4511
Fax: 252-459-8926
Town of Castalia, $40,000, Water Supply and Distribution System Evaluation
This project will evaluate the water supply and distribution system in order to produce a hydraulic model of the water system and develop a Capital Improvement Plan.
The Honorable Owen Hale
Tel: 252-459-3668
Fax: 252-459-4033
Northampton
Northampton County, $40,000, Northampton County Regional Water Study
This project will prepare a water feasibility study for Halifax and Northampton Counties to determine the cost efficiency of a regional system for supply and delivery of potable water.
Virginia D. Spruill
Tel: 252-534-2501
Fax: 252-534-1166
Pasquotank
Elizabeth City, $36,000, Elizabeth City Wastewater Facilities Master Plan
This project will develop a long-range wastewater master plan through a study of the wastewater collection and treatment in the city's regional planning area. The study will address storm water management and water line efficiency problems.
Mr. Steven L. Harrell
Tel: 919-338-3981
Fax: 919-338-2365
Pender
Town of Topsail Beach, $40,000, Topsail Beach New Water Source Suitability Analysis
This project will investigate the feasibility of constructing a reverse osmosis treatment facility. The current water source is experiencing high chloride content and will eventually be unable to meet customer demands.
The Honorable William Stamper
Tel: 910-328-5841
Fax: 910-328-1560
Person
City of Roxboro, $40,000, Roxboro Regional Water Supply Expansion Planning Program
This project will prepare an Environmental Assessment to site a proposed raw water intake on the Dan River. The new intake is needed in order to supply the Dominion Energy Company with water. This project will assist with the creation of 2,334 jobs.
Mr. James Freeman
Tel: 336-599-3116
Fax: 336-599-3774
Pitt
Pitt County, $80,000, Evaluation of Alternatives for Capacity Use Public Water Supplies in Pitt County
This project will produce a Preliminary Engineering Report that will evaluate and refine cost estimates of water supply alternatives for all water systems in Pitt County in order to comply with the Central Coast Plain Capacity Use Area Rule.
Mr. Mark W. Owens
Tel: 252- 902-3170
Fax: 252- 831-4974
Town of Bethel, $23,000, Preliminary Engineering Report Water System and Capital Improvement Plan
This project will develop a Preliminary Engineering Report that will include water and sewer map updates, hydraulic modeling of the water distribution system, recommended water distribution improvements and evaluation of water supply alternatives to address the Central Coast Plain Capacity Use Area Rule. The town is experiencing a significant amount of water loss because of its deteriorated water system.
The Honorable Frank M. Hemingway
Tel: 252-825-6191
Fax: 252-825-1060
Town of Ayden, $2,250, Water System Rate Study
This project will develop a water rate study in the Town of Ayden.
The Honorable Michael House
Tel: 252-746-7040
Fax: 252-746-7001
Polk
Town of Columbus, $40,000, Columbus Capital Improvement Plan
This project will develop a wastewater master plan to provide sewer service to a residential area with failing septic tanks as well as a Capital Improvement Plan to address infrastructure needs.
The Honorable Joseph L. Case
Tel: 828- 894-8236
Fax: 828- 894-2797
Richmond
Richmond County, $40,000, Richmond County Water Treatment Plant Capacity Study
This project will develop a Preliminary Engineering Report to recommend upgrades to the water treatment system, which is operating at 80 percent capacity during summer months.
Mr. Kenneth R. Robinette
Tel: 910-997-8211
Fax: 910-997-8208
Robeson
Town of Rowland, $35,900, Wastewater Regionalization Feasibility Study
This project will address the viability of eliminating the town's wastewater treatment plant and pumping the effluent to another community for treatment. The town's wastewater treatment facility has experienced bypasses of untreated wastewater and has received numerous permit violations.
The Honorable Harris V. McCall
Tel: 910-422-3333
Fax: 910-422-8191
Rockingham
Rockingham County, $40,000, Southwest Rockingham County Water and Sewer Planning Document
This project will establish the feasibility of providing water and wastewater to the US 220 industrial corridor. This area is experiencing failing septic tank systems and well contamination.
Mr. Tom Robinson
Tel: 336-342-8101
Fax: 336-342-8105
Rutherford
Rutherford County, $40,000, Rutherford County Source Water Supply Study
This project will produce a study that will examine projected water demand, supply alternatives and conduct preliminary engineering for the public water systems in the county. Due to severe drought conditions, the N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources has classified Forest City as a Tier 1 drought community.
Mr. John Condrey
Tel: 828-287-6060
Fax: 828- 287-6262
Stanly
Stanly County, $40,000, Water Distribution System Capital Improvement Plan
This project will prepare a Capital Improvement Plan that will evaluate future improvements to the county's infrastructure and the extension of water lines to areas with contaminated private wells.
Mr. Kenny Furr
Tel: 704-986-3600
Fax: 704-983-3133
Town of Norwood, $22,500, Water System Expansion to Serve Contaminated Wells
This project will prepare a Preliminary Engineering Report for the expansion of Norwood's water distribution system to an area north of Norwood with 329 residents and four businesses. The wells in this area contain high levels of arsenic and total and fecal coliform bacteria.
Mayor Darrell Almond
Tel: 704-474-3416
Fax: 704-474-3201
Town of New London, $20,000, Wastewater Feasibility Study 01 Annexation Area
This project will produce a Preliminary Engineering Report to determine the feasibility of providing sewer to a newly annexed area with 100 residential and four business customers. The health department has documented soils unsuitable for on-site septic tank systems in the annexed area.
The Honorable W. Calvin Gaddy
Tel: 704-463-5423
Fax: 704-463-4709
Piney Point Water District, $17,500, Preliminary Engineering Report for Wastewater Facilities to Serve Piney Point Water District (Unsewered) Feasibility Study
This project will prepare a Preliminary Engineering Report, a Feasibility Study and an Unsewered Community Program application to determine the feasibility of providing sewer to the Piney Point Water District. The health department has documented soils unsuitable for on-site septic tank systems.
Mr. Jerry Myers
Tel: 704-986-3602
Fax: 704-983-3133
Surry
Town of Elkin, $20,000, Inflow/Infiltration and Water Loss Evaluation/ Capital Improvement Plan Update
This project will develop an Inflow/Infiltration Study, Water Loss Evaluation and update the Capital Improvement Plan. The town is experiencing severe water line efficiency problems in both the water and wastewater systems.
The Honorable Thomas M. Gwyn
Tel: 336- 835-9800
Fax: 336- 835-2299
Vance
Vance County, $37,700, 20-Year Capital Improvement Plan and Water System Preliminary Engineering Report
This project will develop a Capital Improvement Plan to evaluate water and sewer needs and a Preliminary Engineering Report for a county water system. County residents are in need of public water and sewer due to failing wells and soil conditions that do not support septic tank systems.
Mr. J. Timothy Pegram
Tel: 252- 738-2120
Fax: 252- 738-2039
Warren
Warren County, $40,000, Ground Water Study and Test Wells
This project will conduct a study of the subsurface areas in eastern Warren County to develop groundwater resources in bedrock aquifers in order to supplement the water supply obtained from Kerr Lake. The health department has documented contaminated wells in this area.
Mr. Michael A. Jones
Tel: 252- 456-5093
Fax: 252-257-5971
Wayne
Southeastern Wayne Sanitary District, $80,000, Preliminary Engineering Report Alternative Water Supplies
This project will produce a Preliminary Engineering Report to evaluate the long-term water supply solutions for the entire county to comply with the Central Coast Plain Capacity Use Area Rule.
Ms. Edith Smith
Tel: 919-736-7630
Fax: 919-735-7351
Wayne County, $40,000, Infiltration/Inflow Study
This project will conduct a study on faulty water lines in the Genoa water system.
Mr. Atlas Price, Jr.
Tel: 919-731-1435
Fax: 919- 731-1446
Wilson
Wilson County, $80,000, Southern Wilson County Regional Wastewater Facilities
Wilson County currently does not have wastewater facilities. This project will prepare a Preliminary Engineering Report to investigate the benefit and cost-effectiveness of a regional wastewater treatment plant in southern Wilson County. The project will also prepare an environmental assessment for the recommended alternative.
Mr. David L. West
Tel: 252-399-2803
Fax: 252-237-4341
Town of Elm City, $40,000, Video Inspection of Sanitary Sewer Lines
This project will fund a video of all sanitary sewer lines installed prior to 1980. Most of the wastewater collection system is over 30 years old.
The Honorable Grady N. Smith
Tel: 252-236-4917
Fax: 252-236-3970
Supplemental Grants
Anson
Town of Lilesville, $400,000, Water System Improvements Phase I
This project will install fire hydrants, repair and upgrade the water line size in the eastern third of the town due to leaks, line failures, and undersized lines. The predominance of 2 inch lines has created inadequate pressure for fire protection.
The Honorable James Richard Harrington
Tel: 704-848-4711
Anson, Town of Morven, $357,820, Sewer System Rehabilitation
This project will rehabilitate sanitary collection lines, manholes, and replace lateral connections in order to eliminate water line efficiency problems.
The Honorable Theodore Carr
Tel: 704-851-9321
Fax: 704-851-9363
Ashe
Town of Jefferson, $206,375, Water and Sewer Extensions to Family Central
This project will extend water and sewer lines to Family Central and 18 residences as well as construct a water storage tank. The health department has documented low yielding wells and the locations of the wells are in violation of state's site distance requirements at Family Central.
Mr. Meredith Ballou
Tel: 332-246-9368
Fax: 336-246-9368
Avery
Town of Elk Park, $57,536, Water Storage Infrastructure Improvements
This project will paint the water storage tank and replace the hydro-pneumatic tanks at the request of N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources officials.
The Honorable Darlene Hicks
Tel: 828-733-9573
Fax: 828-733-8696
Bladen
Town of Bladenboro, $400,000, Water System Improvements Phase I
This project will install a new well and water treatment system adjacent to the town's existing elevated storage tanks in order to improve flow and pressure problems. A telemetry system will be installed on all the wells, and deteriorated lines will be replaced.
Mr. Delane Jackson
Tel: 910-863-3655
Fax: 910-863-3738
Brunswick
Southeast Brunswick Sanitary District, $400,000, Wastewater Collection System Interconnector and Reuse Facilities
This project will reroute a portion of Southport's wastewater flow to the Southeast Brunswick Sanitary District and modify the district's reuse system to satisfy current regulatory requirements.
Mr. Louis Roberti
Tel: 910-457-0006
Fax: 910-457-4755
Carteret
Town of Newport, $250,000, Town of Newport Sewer System Improvements
This project will rehabilitate problem areas in the sewer system and make improvements to the wastewater treatment plant.
The Honorable Derryl Garner
Tel: 252- 223-4749
Fax: 252- 223-5382
Columbus
Town of Tabor City, $400,000, Wastewater System Improvements
This project will repair wastewater collection system, make upgrades to the wastewater treatment plant, and provide sewer service to four homes located in an area with failing septic tank systems.
Mayor Nelson Lee
Tel: 910-653-3458
Fax: 910-653-3970
Columbus County, $377,398, Water Line Extension
This project will extend water lines to the Wright Corporation and to 39 residences with contaminated private wells. Water will be supplied by the City of Northwest.
Mr. Billy Joe Farmer
Tel: 910- 640-6600
Fax: 910- 642-2386
Davie
Town of Mocksville, $400,000, Mocksville / Ingersoll-Rand Sewer Project
This project will construct a pump station to transport wastewater generated by Ingersoll-Rand from the Bear Creek wastewater treatment plant to the Town's Dutchman Creek wastewater treatment plant. This project will also expand the Dutchmans Creek facility to provide enough capacity to meet state regulatory requirements.
The Honorable Francis W. Slate
Tel: 336- 751-2259
Fax: 336- 751-9187
Duplin
Town of Warsaw, $400,000, Water Re-Use and Sewer Rehabilitation Project
This project will construct a new reuse facility. The project will also rehabilitate 4,400-feet of sewer lines experiencing excessive efficiency problems.
The Honorable Elmer Schorzman
Tel: 910-293-7814
Fax: 910-293-7701
Edgecombe
Town of Pinetops, $400,000, Pinetops Supplemental Grant, September 2002
This project will remove and replace seven miles of water line that is small in diameter and contains dead-end sections. These water mains serve more than 20 residences at each location. These lines do not meet current requirements for periods of peak flow demand, leaving customers served by these lines experiencing low pressure. The dead-end lines also pose the threat of trihalomethane contamination.
The Honorable J. Vines Cobb, Jr. Mayor
Tel: 252-827-4435
Fax: 252-827-2806
Halifax
Town of Halifax, $400,000, Wastewater Connection to Town of Weldon
This project will take the Halifax wastewater treatment facility out of service, and interconnect the Town of Halifax to the Town of Weldon's wastewater treatment plant.
The Honorable Gerald L. Wright
Tel: 919-583-6571
Fax: 252- 583-3234
Iredell
Iredell County, $150,000, West Farm Water Tower
This project will construct a 1 million gallon water storage tank and new water line in order to meet the expansion needs of Polar Cold Storage.
Mr. Jerry L. Durmire
Tel: 704- 585-6518
Fax: 704- 585-9688
Johnston
Town of Princeton, $400,000, Princeton Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade and Sewer Line Rehabilitation
This project will rehabilitate sewer collection lines, repair manholes, and install a new clarifier at the wastewater treatment plant in order to alleviate excessive inflow of water in the wastewater treatment plant.
The Honorable Donald B. Rains
Tel: 919-936-8171
Fax: 919-936-2918
Lenoir
Town of LaGrange, $400,000, Phase II Sanitary Sewer Collection System Rehabilitation
This project will repair or replace sewer collection lines responsible for water inflow into wastewater lines.
Mr. Mike Taylor
Tel: 252-566-3186
Fax: 252- 566-2201
Madison
Town of Mars Hill, $400,000, Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements
This project will construct a second clarifier to allow the wastewater treatment facility to comply with N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources requirements for dual train units for biosolids processing. In addition, this project will insure that the plant is able to comply with discharge limits.
Mr. Darhyl Boone
Tel: 828-689-2301
Fax: 828-689-3333
Randolph
Town of Liberty, $218,330, Collection System Rehabilitation
This project will rehabilitate three lift stations, replace deteriorated outfall lines and manholes, and install emergency generators at the lift stations.
The Honorable John Stanley
Tel: 336-622-4276
Fax: 336-622-1890
Richmond
City of Rockingham, $400,000, Water Distribution System Improvements
This project will make improvements to the water distribution system including the installation of water mains on McArthur Drive and the construction of a 50,000-gallon elevated storage tank. These improvements will alleviate low pressure and water distribution problems. The town has experienced 30 line breaks that are directly related to pressure fluctuations caused by the demand from Purdue Farms facility which accounts for more than 42 percent of water usage in Rockingham.
Monty R. Crump
Tel: 910- 895-9088
Fax: 910- 997-6617
Rutherford
Broad River Water Authority, $400,000, Gilkey Area Waterline Extension
This project will construct a water line along Highway 221 North to 60 properties that have contaminated wells. There has been a 12-foot drop in the water table that has led to the contamination of private wells.
Mr. Harlow Brown
Tel: 828- 286-0640
Fax: 828- 286-3977
Scotland County
$396,000, Elimination of Scotland Accelerated Academy Wastewater Treatment Plant
This project will install a grinder pump station with back-up generator, an extended force main, and six manholes to connect a public school to the Laurinburg/Maxton wastewater treatment facility that serves six customers.
Mr. David L. Burns
Tel: 910-277-2406
Fax: 910-277-2411
Transylvania
Town of Rosman, $400,000, Wastewater Treatment Facility
This project will expand the wastewater treatment facility's capacity. The facility is operating at 80 percent capacity, and under state regulations the town must take action to increase the facility's treatment capacity.
The project will also rehabilitate portions of the sewer system experiencing water inflow into wastewater lines.
Mr. John Rogers
Tel: 828-667-3925
Fax: 828-884-4159
Wayne
Town of Mount Olive, $330,500, Water Distribution System Improvements
This project will construct a new iron water main to create a hydraulic loop and backup water supply to the industrial corridor serving four existing industries/businesses. In addition, water lines will be extended and lines will be upgraded to provide service to 16 homes with contaminated private wells.
The Honorable Louis M. Pate, Jr.
Tel: 919-658-9539
Fax: 919-658-5257
Wilkes
Town of Ronda, $62,060, Ronda Waterline Extensions
This project will extend water line to 19 homes experiencing water problems and install telemetry system to monitor water tank levels.
Mayor Andrew Call
Tel: 336-835-2061
Fax: 336-835-2061
Unsewered Communities Grants
Cleveland
Town of Kingstown, $2,955,000, Town of Kingstown Sewer System
This project will extend sewer collection lines to 11 business and 269 residential customers in the Town of Kingstown. Wastewater treatment will be provided by the City of Shelby. As part of this project, additional treatment and transmission facilities will be installed at the Shelby wastewater treatment plant to produce and transport a portion of reuse quality effluent to irrigate the River Bend golf course.
The Honorable Clarence Withrow
Tel: 704-484-9776
Fax: 704-484-8612
Craven
Town of Cove City, $3,000,000, Town of Cove City Unsewered Communities Grant Application
This project will extend sewer collection lines to 250 residential customers in the Town of Cove City. Wastewater treatment will be provided by the City of Kinston. The City of Kinston wastewater treatment facility utilizes reuse of a portion of treated effluent to replace potable water usage.
The Honorable James Zirnheld
Tel: 252- 633-1595
Fax: 252-638-6363
Cumberland
Eastover Sanitary District, $2,325,285, Eastover Sanitary District Unsewered Communities Grant Application
This project will extend sewer collection lines to 39 businesses and 483 residential customers in the Eastover Sanitary District. Wastewater treatment will be provided by the City of Fayetteville Public Works Commission (PWC). This project is a companion project with the NORCRESS County Water and Sewer District project previously funded by the Rural Center. The funds committed to these two projects will construct common transmission facilities to transport the wastewater for both districts to the PWC facility. The PWC wastewater treatment facility utilizes reuse of a portion of treated effluent to replace potable water usage.
Mr. Charles Register
Tel: 910- 433-2000
Fax: 910- 432-9181
Greene County
Greene County Sewer District I, $2,101,000, Green County Sewer District I Unsewered Communities Grant Application
This project will extend sewer collection lines to 7 business customers, 75 residential customers, and two county schools in the Greene County Sewer District I area. Wastewater treatment will be provided by the Town of Snow Hill. As part of this project, additional treatment and transmission facilities will be installed at the Snow Hill wastewater treatment facility to produce and transport a portion of reuse quality effluent to irrigate the county school athletic fields.
Mr. Denny Garner
Tel: 919-747-3446
Fax: 252- 747-3884
Lenoir
Central Lenoir Water & Sewer District, $3,000,000, Central Lenoir Water & Sewer District Unsewered Communities Application
This project will extend sewer collection lines to 1 business and 272 residential customers in the Central Lenoir Water and Sewer District. Wastewater treatment will be provided by the City of Kinston. The City of Kinston wastewater treatment facility utilizes reuse of a portion of treated effluent to replace potable water usage.
Mr. John Bauer
Tel: 252-559-6450
Fax: 252-559-6454
Tyrrell
Tyrrell County Water & Sewer District No. 2, $2,472,452, Tyrrell County Water & Sewer District No. 2 Unsewered Communities Grant Application
This project will extend sewer collection lines to 127 residential and 2 business customers in the Tyrrell County Water and Sewer District No. 2 area. Wastewater treatment will be provided by the Town of Creswell. Creswell will expand its wastewater treatment plant in this project, but will not incorporate a reuse component.
Mr. J.D. Brickhouse
252-796-1371
Fax 252-796-1188
Yancey
East Yancey Water & Sewer District, $3,000,000, East Yancey Water & Sewer District Wastewater Treatment & Collection Project
This project will construct a wastewater treatment facility and sewer collection lines to five business customers, 93 residential customers, and three county schools in the East Yancey Water and Sewer District area. The wastewater treatment facility will process effluent to a reuse level suitable for replacing potable water usages in the treatment process and other operations at the new facility.
Ms. Michele Lawhern
Tel: 828- 682-3971
Fax: 828- 682-4301
