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North Sewer Service Area <br />The North Sewer Service Area lies north of 77th Street and encompasses the area between I-95 <br />and the Atlantic Ocean. Within this service area, there is one wastewater treatment plant <br />operated by the county. This plant is the North Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility <br />(WWTF). <br />The North County Plant is an 850,000 GPD facility which uses an oxidation ditch and extended <br />aeration to provide a tertiary filtration level of treatment. Effluent from the North County Plant <br />is discharged into percolation ponds or reused for spray irrigation. <br />North Regional Plant <br />Public or Private <br />Public <br />Operating Entity <br />Indian River Count <br />Geographic service area <br />77t Street to North County Line <br />Design capacity in GPD <br />850,000 <br />Current demand in GPD <br />Flow transferred to Central Regional Plant <br />Level of Service <br />250 GPD/ERU <br />Projected facility needs <br />4,850,000 al./da (2030 <br />Effluent Disposal Method <br />Percolation Pond/Spray Pond/SprayIrrigation <br />Effluent Disposal Site <br />Golf Courses <br />Level of Treatment <br />Tertiary Filtration <br />Treatment Method <br />Oxidation Ditch/Extended Aeration <br />Screenings/Grit Disposal Site <br />I Landfill <br />Sludge and Septage Disposal Site <br />I Sludge Facility at landfill <br />Collection lines extend south from the North County Plant along Old Dixie Highway to 73rd <br />Street. From there, the lines extend east into the Copeland's Landing residential development. <br />To the north, lines extend along the US 1 corridor to the county line. A force main runs along <br />CR 512, from US 1 to I-95, and north along Roseland Road from CR 512 to approximately '/4 <br />mile north of Main Street. Another force main extends west along Main Street from US 1 to <br />approximately halfway to Roseland Road. Collection lines, including a force main along the <br />north two miles of Roseland Road, extend to the Roseland area. Collection lines also extend to <br />several residential developments on the north barrier island, including Sea Oaks, Windsor, and <br />the Town of Orchid. <br />Presently, the North Regional WWTF is temporarily shut down, and the flow is being transferred <br />to the Central Regional WWTF via a 16' force main along Old Dixie Highway from 77th Street <br />to 53rd Street and then along the Lateral H canal into the Central Regional WWTF. <br />Community Development Department Indian River County 13 <br />