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Scope of Services
Wastewater Management, LLC provides a very comprehensive scope of services. These services include discharge permitting, design engineering, construction, ownership and financing, and operations and maintenance of a wastewater treatment facility.
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Discharge Permitting
Initially, we perform an evaluation of the service needs, preliminary requirements, and discharge criterion. WMgnt shall manage and submit a discharge permit application, along with all necessary and appropriate documents and preliminary basis of design. Necessary meetings and communication with the governmental agency shall be provided and/or attended. WMgnt, with the Client’s assistance, if needed, shall attend necessary Township meetings in order to receive adequate authorization.
Design Engineering
WMgnt shall manage and submit a construction permit application, which shall include engineered construction plans, continuity of services documents, specifications and formulation of the overall basis of design for the Facility.
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Construction
WMgnt shall commence construction of the Facility upon approval from the necessary agencies. We use only top rated contractors that have provided their professional expertise in these fields for many successful years. As in all business activities we undertake, the integrity of our workmanship and construction practices is a must.
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Facility Ownership
Ownership and operations and maintenance incorporate the evolving responsibilities and liabilities necessary for effective and efficient wastewater treatment. We find that developers, as well as governmental agents prefer to have these responsibilities and liabilities surrounding wastewater be provided by a company who is focused on and dedicated to wastewater treatment.
Operations & Maintenance
WMgnt will conduct the operations and maintenance at the facility in a manner consistent with requirements and regulations as prescribed by the appropriate governmental agency.
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Treatment Capability Comparison
On-site wastewater treatment systems provide a reliable means of treating sanitary sewerage in locations where municipal sewers are not available. Additionally, with rising concerns about the effectiveness of septic tanks and drain fields, on-site treatment systems afford increased treatment capability. This is especially desirable in those areas where soils and groundwater conditions are not favorable. These systems make comprehensive treatment available to areas where wastewater service was otherwise not feasible.
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