See How Ohio City Got Up To Date with its Treatment Plant

A new oxidation ditch treatment plant produces high-quality effluent and helps bring an Ohio village into more consistent permit compliance.
See How Ohio City Got Up To Date with its Treatment Plant
Shown on the grounds of the new treatment plant are, from left, Joseph Hotz, consulting engineer; Ohio City Mayor Carol Miller; and Jeff Smith, plant operator.

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the Village of Ohio City’s 150,000 gpd trickling filter plant routinely bypassed 270,000 gpd of its 620,000 gpd peak daily flow.

“Our old plant couldn’t meet permit, especially during heavy rains,” says Jeff Krugh, village administrator. But...

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