Overview
TERRE HAUTE MAIN LIFT STATION & HIGH RATE TREATMENT PHASE II is an operational distribution pump station in Terre Haute, Indiana, serving the local wastewater infrastructure.
TERRE HAUTE MAIN LIFT STATION & HIGH RATE TREATMENT PHASE II is a distribution pump station located at 2403 PRAIRIETON RD in Terre Haute, Indiana. This facility is part of the wastewater management system for Vigo County and plays a key role in conveying wastewater to treatment facilities. The pump station operates under the regulatory framework of the United States Clean Water Act and Indiana state water quality standards. Distribution pump stations like this one are essential for maintaining flow in collection systems, especially in areas with challenging topography. The facility's high rate treatment phase indicates capacity for handling peak wet weather flows, which is critical for preventing overflows. As part of the Terre Haute wastewater infrastructure, this station contributes to public health and environmental protection by ensuring proper conveyance of wastewater. Its operational status supports the community's sanitation needs and helps maintain local water quality standards.
Environmental context
The pump station is situated in the Wabash River watershed, where wastewater management is critical for protecting water quality. Proper operation of lift stations prevents sanitary sewer overflows that could impact local waterways. The facility's high rate treatment capability helps manage stormwater infiltration and inflow, reducing the risk of untreated discharges during heavy rain events.
Frequently asked questions
The TERRE HAUTE MAIN LIFT STATION & HIGH RATE TREATMENT PHASE II is located at 2403 PRAIRIETON RD, Terre Haute, Indiana 47802, USA.
The pump station is currently operational, actively serving the wastewater collection system in Terre Haute and Vigo County.
Distribution pump stations lift wastewater from lower to higher elevations to maintain flow in gravity sewers, ensuring efficient conveyance to treatment plants. They are critical for preventing backups and overflows.
Wastewater pump stations in Indiana must comply with the Clean Water Act, Indiana Administrative Code 327 (Water Quality), and local municipal codes. These regulations cover design, operation, and maintenance to protect public health and the environment.
The high rate treatment phase allows the station to handle increased flows during wet weather, reducing the risk of sanitary sewer overflows and protecting local waterways from untreated discharges.
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