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North Sewer Service Area The North Sewer Service Area lies north of 77th Street and encompasses the area between I-95 and the Atlantic Ocean. Within this service area, there is one wastewater treatment plant operated by the county. This plant is the North Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF). The North County Plant is an 850,000 GPD facility which uses an oxidation ditch and extended aeration to provide a tertiary filtration level of treatment. Effluent from the North County Plant is discharged into percolation ponds or reused for spray irrigation. North Regional Plant Public or Private Public Operating Entity Indian River County Geographic service area 77th Street to North County Line Design capacity in GPD 850,000 Current demand in GPD 2017 Flow transferred to Central Regional Plant Level of Service 250 GPD/ERU Projected facility needs 4,850,000 2,000,000 al./da 2030 Effluent Disposal Method Percolation Pond/Spray Pond/SprayIrrigation Effluent Disposal Site Golf Courses Level of Treatment Tertiary Filtration Treatment Method Oxidation Ditch/Extended Aeration Screenings/Grit Disposal Site Landfill Sludge and Se to a Dis osal Site Sludge Facility at landfill Collection lines extend south from the North County Plant along Old Dixie Highway to 73rd Street. From there, the lines extend east into the Copeland's Landing residential development. To the north, lines extend along the US 1 corridor to the county line. A force main runs along CR 512, from US 1 to I-95, and north along Roseland Road from CR 512 to approximately '/4 mile north of Main Street. Another force main extends west along Main Street from US 1 to approximately halfway to Roseland Road. Collection lines, including a force main along the north two miles of Roseland Road, extend to the Roseland area. Collection lines also extend to several residential developments on the north barrier island, including Sea Oaks, Windsor, and the Town of Orchid. Presently, the North Regional WWTF is temporarily shut down, and the flow is being transferred to the Central Regional WWTF via a 16' force main along Old Dixie Highway from 77th Street to 53rd Street and then along the Lateral H canal into the Central Regional WWTF. Community Development Department Indian River County 13 Appendix A