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Built:
1942
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Source
Waters include: Glenville Lake and
the Cape Fear River
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Original
Capacity: 3 Million Gallons a Day
(MGD)
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Expansions:
5 MGD (1949), 8 MGD (1954), 12 MGD (1961), 18 MGD (1994)
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Current
Capacity: 18 MGD
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Expansion
Plans: None at present time, however,
additional treatment units may be needed to meet Safe Drinking Water
Act requirements
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Features:Glenville Lake Raw
Water Pump Station; 36" Raw Water Transmission Main from Cape Fear River allows Glenville Lakes WTF to pump and treat water from the Cape Fear River as well as Glenville Lake in order to meet water demands In year 2003 switched disinfection process from chlorination to chloramination.
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2009
Daily Average:7.320 MGD
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2009
Yearly Total: 2,890.948 MG
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Built:
1969
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Source
Water: Cape Fear River
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Original
Capacity: 8 Million Gallons a Day (MGD)
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Expansions:
16 MGD (1975), 32 MGD (1988)
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Filter
Uprating Approval: 39.5
(2005)
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Current
Capacity: 39.5 MGD
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Features:
In 2003 switched disinfection process from
chlorination to chloramination.
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2009
Daily Average: 17.600 MG
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2009
Yearly Total: 6,423.827 MG
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