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The treatment facility exceeded its April total phosphorus permit limit, recording 0.11 mg/L against the permitted 0.10 mg/L; staff said process changes may take about two weeks to show results.
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The facility was out of compliance for April because its phosphorus level was slightly above the permitted limit. Staff are adjusting treatment processes to reduce phosphorus, while the District continues work on its permit appeal. The District also unanimously approved $464,827.80 in operations and maintenance spending and $31,946.50 for capital projects.
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