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From a distance, the Harpeth Valley UtilitiesDistrict’s (HVUD) wastewater treatment plant could be mistaken for a farm. That’s because it is a farm. Nestled on 400 acres along Tennessee’s Cumberland River, the plant produces more than 4 million pounds of Class B biosolids, which the operators apply to the land by injection. They prepare the ground and buy and plant the seed to produce a crop for a local farmer. The 10 mgd activated sludge-extended aeration facility is run by a team of eight who do everything from farming to NPDES permit compliance testing and plant operation and maintenance. It’s a demanding
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