Warren Water Recovery Facility
The City’s Water Recovery Facility was originally designed in 1957, since that time it has undergone considerable changes and become one of the leaders in wastewater treatment in the state. The City now has a state of the art treatment plant that has a design capacity of 50 MGD per day and can handle a peak flow during a wet weather event of 100 MGD. The City of Warren Water Recovery Facility regularly treats 22 MGD of wastewater. The average resident creates 350 gallons a day of wastewater. The City’s plant treats that water and the water used by our industries to produce a quality effluent to the waters of the state.
City of Warren, Macomb County Wastewater Treatment Plant Solids Management Energy Recovery System Improvements
Clean Water State Revolving Fund Project Number 5799-01
The purpose of this notice is to seek public input and comment on a preliminary decision by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) that an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is not required to implement recommendations discussed in the attached Environmental Assessment of a wastewater project planning document submitted by the applicant mentioned above. Please click here for full PDF of public notice.
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