| Lowell Correctional LS 13 |
Lift Station 13 spill over 1,000
Incident # 2019-263
Date: 1/16/19 Time: 1030 Received By:
Name of Facility: Marion Correctional Institution County: Marion
Owner/Responsible Party: Florida Department of Corrections
Reported By: Jeannette Jordan Telephone: 352-708-1236
Email Address: Jeannette.jordan@fdc.myflorida.com
Date Malfunction Occurred: 1/14/19 Time: 0800
Address and/or directions for where malfunction occurred: 11120 Gainsville Rd, Ocala, FL
Nature of Problem: Lift Station 13 failed. When I arrived on site Raw sewage water was flowing from out of the Liftstation holes (muffin monster hole as well as well hole) there was no power at all at the lift station. I check the main breaker to find that it was tripped. I Reset the Breaker, then on of the pumps came on and started to pump down the water. This was about 0830. We went back to spread lime on the ground where the water had flowed. We followed DEP¿s direction to do nothing with the pond that the sewage had flowed into.
If spill occurred, complete the following:
¿ Spill amount: 100,000 + Gallons
¿ Amount Recovered: 0
¿ Treated or Untreated: 0
¿ Cause of Spill: Failure of Lift station 13
¿ Surface Waters affected: no
0 Signs posted
0 Samples taken
¿ SWP #
Corrective Action Taken: We went back to spread lime on the ground where the water had flowed. We followed DEP¿s direction to do nothing with the pond that it had flowed into. We also had to repair a pump that failed and clean out the muffin monster
Expected Back in Service (Date & Time): The Lift station was back in service that morning
Remarks:
Follow-up in Writing:
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02/07/2019 10:11 EST |
Lowell Correctional Instution Lift station 13 |
11120 Gainsville Rd, Ocala, FL; ocala FL; 34475 |
Marion |
Jeannette Jordan |
Engineer Technician IV |
jeannette.jordan@fdc.myflorida.com |
(352) 843-1040 |
Operator Of the Facility |
Jeannette Jordan |
(352) 843-1040 |
jeannette.jordan@fdc.myflorida.com |
29.341 |
-82.199 |
01/14/2019 08:00 EST |
No |
01/14/2019 10:05 EST |
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Incident Location
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| Lonnie Jack Dr and N. Pearl St. / Red Wash Branch |
On Monday at 11:30 A.M the City of Crestview was called to a sewer stop up in the process of unstopping the sewer main a estimated 400 gallons of raw sewer entered Red Wash Branch. The Spill has been cleaned up affected area has ben sanitized with Quatricide and sampling has started. |
02/07/2019 09:41 EST |
City of Crestview |
715 N FERDON BLVD; CRESTVIEW FL; 32536 |
Okaloosa |
Brandon Bolton |
Foreman |
brandonbolton@cityofcrestview.org |
(850) 686-6132 |
Foreman of the Sewer Utility Maintenance Departmen |
Brandon Bolton |
(850) 686-6132 |
brandonbolton@cityofcrestview.org |
30.775678 |
-86.574776 |
02/04/2019 11:30 EST |
No |
02/04/2019 12:00 EST |
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Incident Location
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| LS020619 |
At approximately 0900 on February 6, 2019, Manatee County Utilities Department (MCUD) Lift Stations staff responded to a call regarding a high level alarm at RTU 379. Upon arrival, staff found the lift station level transducer had failed and the high level float was caught in a grease mat causing a high water level in the lift station. These failures caused the collection system to surcharge and resulted in wastewater discharges from multiple locations in the Colonial Grand Subdivision at Lakewood Ranch (8100 Natures Way in Lakewood Ranch), The Windsor of Lakewood Ranch Subdivision (8220 Natures Way in Lake Ranch) and from several manholes along Natures Way. Staff replaced the level transducer and fixed the float to return RTU 379 to service. Staff also flushed areas affected by the wastewater discharge with potable water. The total volume of the SSO discharge was estimated to be about 8,000 gallons, with some of the wastewater entering storm drains in the area. MCUD Wastewater Compliance staff collected multiple samples from storm water retention ponds in the area to determine the extent of the impact of the SSO. |
02/07/2019 09:15 EST |
FLA012618 / Southeast Water Reclamation Facility |
3331 Lena Road; Bradenton FL; 34211 |
Manatee |
Karen Briden |
Water Quality Compliance Supervisor |
karen.briden@mymanatee.org |
(941) 792-8811 |
Owner Representative |
Nick Wagner |
(941) 792-8811 |
nick.wagner@mymanatee.org |
27.396012 |
-82.44206 |
02/06/2019 08:05 EST |
No |
02/06/2019 13:00 EST |
Y |
Manatee, |
Incident Location
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| City of Lakeland NPDES Permit FL0039772 |
At 7:40AM on February 6, 2019 the City of Lakeland was notified of a manhole overflowing at the intersection of Lakeland Hills Blvd and Griffin Rd. Crews were sent and immediately started to flush the line to relieve a blockage. During this process the nozzle became stuck in the line. Crews then set up a bypass operation which halted the overflow at 11:15AM. It is estimated that 20,000 gallons was released into a near by drainage ditch. The area around the overflow was washed down and limed. Signs have been posted and samples have been collected. Bypass operations will continue until such time as a cause and remedy can be determined. |
02/06/2019 16:12 EST |
City of Lakeland |
1825 Glendale Street; Lakeland FL; 33803 |
Polk |
Richard Ruede |
Wastewater Collection Manager |
richard.ruede@lakelandgov.net |
(863) 834-8277 |
Operator Of the Facility |
Richatrd Ruede |
(863) 834-8277 |
richard.ruede@lakelandgov.net |
28.081218 |
-81.953875 |
02/06/2019 07:40 EST |
No |
02/06/2019 11:15 EST |
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Incident Location
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| CS020619 |
At approximately 0745 on February 6, 2019, Manatee County Utilities Department (MCUD) Collection System staff responded to a call regarding a wastewater discharge on 33rd St. W. near the intersection of 6th Ave. W., in Palmetto. Upon arrival, MCUD staff noted wastewater discharging from the ground at this location, and quickly shut off the upstream lift station feeding the impacted 6" force main. To limit any further movement of the discharged wastewater, staff also constructed a temporary berm in the stormwater swale along the roadway, which allowed the wastewater to pool near the discharge point; the total volume of the SSO discharge was estimated to be about 1,000 gallons, and the cause was ultimately determined to be a stress crack in the collection system force main. MCUD staff subsequently implemented repairs to the broken pipe, rinsed down any affected roadway with potable water, vacuumed up any standing wastewater, and limed the impacted ground. Although some of the discharged wastewater travelled down the stormwater swale before the temporary berm was constructed, inspection by Wastewater Compliance staff verified that no surface water bodies appeared to have been impacted by this event. |
02/06/2019 15:15 EST |
FLA012617 / North Regional Water Reclamation Facility |
8500 69th Street East; Palmetto FL; 34221 |
Manatee |
Andre Rachmaninoff |
Wastewater Compliance Superintendent |
andre.rachmaninoff@mymanatee.org |
(941) 792-8811 |
Owner Representative |
Jacob Eiseman |
(941) 792-8811 |
jacob.eiseman@mymanatee.org |
27.543291 |
-82.57024 |
02/06/2019 07:45 EST |
No |
02/06/2019 09:20 EST |
N |
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Incident Location
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| Eustis-Unauthorized release Feb 5th, 2019 |
1. Name, address, and telephone number of person reporting: Bill Johnston, Wastewater Dept. Superintendent, 801 Bates Ave., Eustis, FL 32726, (352) 357-3777 X1900.
2. Name, address, and telephone number of permittee or responsible person for the discharge: Bill Johnston, Wastewater Superintendent, 801 Bates Ave., Eustis, FL 32726, (352) 357-3777 X1900.
3. Date and time of the discharge and status of discharge (ongoing or ceased): discovered Tuesday, February 6, 2019 at 09:30 PM; ceased at 11:00 PM Tuesday, February 6, 2019.
4. Characteristics of the wastewater spilled or released (untreated or treated, industrial or domestic wastewater: Untreated domestic wastewater.
5. Estimated amount of the discharge: 10,000 gallons or less.
6. Location or address of the discharge: The gravity sewer located on the corner of Exeter and Bates Ave.
7. Source and cause of discharge: Blockage of 12¿ gravity line located on N Exeter Street.
8. Whether the discharge was contained on-site, and cleanup actions taken to date: Discharge entered into the City¿s storm water system, there is the possibility, however unlikely, that some discharge may have made its way to Trout Lake. Sodium Hypochlorite was applied to wetted area and rinsed from the street.
9. Description of area affected by the discharge, including name of water body affected, if any: City¿s Storm Water System.
10. Other persons or agencies contacted: FLAWARN incident #2019-734.
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02/06/2019 11:31 EST |
City of Eustis Wastewater Dept |
801 Bates Ave; Eustis FL; 32726 |
Lake |
Michael Brundage |
Lead Operator (Wastewater) |
brundagem@ci.eustis.fl.us |
(352) 516-0563 |
Operator Of the Facility |
Bill Johnston |
(352) 357-3777 |
Johnstonb@ci.eustis.fl.us |
28.858262 |
-81.676858 |
02/05/2019 21:30 EST |
No |
02/05/2019 23:00 EST |
N |
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Incident Location
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| 139 Bosphorous Ave |
Received a call about a possible water main break at 10:28 AM. Technician responded to the break and determined that it may be reclaimed water. He contacted a valve crew for immediate response. The valve crew shut down the reclaimed main at 3 PM. It was then determined that the water leak was reclaimed water. The spill was approximately 1,000 gallons. |
02/05/2019 16:05 EST |
City of Tampa Water Department STAR FL0020940 |
139 Bosphorous Ave; Tampa FL; 33606 |
Hillsborough |
Zachary Worley |
Engineer III |
zachary.worley@tampagov.net |
(813) 274-7516 |
Operator Of the Facility |
Zachary Worley |
(813) 274-7516 |
zachary.worley@tampagov.net |
27.927197 |
-82.456938 |
02/05/2019 10:30 EST |
No |
02/05/2019 15:00 EST |
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Incident Location
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| Tim Langley |
On 4 Feb 19 at 1600 a marina technician from Ben's Lake Marina on Eglin AFB noticed a sheen on the water around a dock that is being repaired through replacement. Initial determination was that approximately 20 gallons of an oily substance had been released from a mechanical barge platform and was causing the sheen. Absorbent media boom was immediately placed in the water around the sheen area for containment and initial cleanup. Upon further review Eglin personnel discovered old dock posts that had been installed some ~20 years ago were treated with creosote and some residual creosote was being released as the posts were removed from the water and sand bed. Absorbent media boom remains in place. |
02/05/2019 15:05 EST |
Ben's Lake Marina, Eglin Air Force base |
Bldg 2808 Boatner Road; Eglin AFB FL; 32542 |
Okaloosa |
Tim C. Langley |
Storage Tank Program Manager |
timothy.langley@us.af.mil |
(850) 699-9149 |
Storage Tank Program Manager |
Tim C. Langley |
(850) 699-9149 |
timothy.langley@us.af.mil |
30.453326 |
-86.543113 |
02/04/2019 16:00 EST |
Yes |
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Incident Location
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| Rhanbuoy Force Main |
The incident occurred at 8099 Rhanbuoy Rd. when a 6" force main broke and spilling 850 gallons of sewage onto the ground. Area was cleaned and lime was applied. |
02/05/2019 15:02 EST |
Rhanbuoy Force Main |
FL |
Hernando |
James Minnie |
Asset Information Specialist |
jminnie@co.hernando.fl.us |
(352) 754-4490 |
Asset Information Specialist |
Larry Cooper |
(352) 754-4490 |
lcooper@co.hernando.fl.us |
28.492489 |
-82.589258 |
02/05/2019 11:00 EST |
No |
02/05/2019 12:00 EST |
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Incident Location
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| Unauthorized Discharge |
SEWAGE SPILLED OUT OF MANHOLE FOR A PERIOD OF TEN MINUTES DUE TO A GREASE BLOCKAGE. SEWAGE ENTERED A STORM DRAIN, WHICH EMPTIES INTO SURFACE WATER.
CITY STAFF JETTED THE LINES AND RINSED THE AREA DOWN
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02/05/2019 14:06 EST |
CITY OF LARGO |
632 SHORE DR; LARGO FL |
Pinellas |
Candice Zollicoffer |
Environmental Compliance Supervisor |
czollico@largo.com |
(727) 508-4485 |
Employee for the City of Largo Env. Services Dept. |
MICHELLE HOLTON |
(727) 507-4491 |
MHOLTON@LARGO.COM |
27.922291 |
-82.754387 |
02/04/2019 17:00 EST |
No |
02/04/2019 17:10 EST |
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Incident Location
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