Facilities
| Combined Sewer Overflow |
Confederate
Ave CSO Regulator
1059 Lester Ave., SE
Atlanta, GA 30316 |
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Confederate Avenue CSO Regulator
The
Confederate Avenue CSO Regulator Facility is
located at 1059 Lester Avenue, SE in a residential area. Constructed
in the mid-1980s, the Confederate Avenue CSO Regulator Facility is
one of two CSO Regulator Facilities that serves an east area combined sewershed (the
Stockade sub-basin) and has a maximum overflow
capacity of approximately 790 mgd. The
other CSO Regulator Facility is the Boulevard
CSO Regulator Facility. [LINK]. Together, the Boulevard
and Confederate CSO Regulator Facilities divert dry weather flow
to existing interceptors (24-inch (Confederate)) for ultimate treatment
at the South River WRC (via an interceptor that first leads to the
Intrenchment Creek WRC). When flow exceeds the interceptor capacity,
(10 million gallons per day, or mgd, for the Confederate CSO Regulator),
control gates on the interceptors close and the CSO is directed to
the Custer CSO Facility via an open concrete conveyance channel.
Sodium hypochlorite is added prior to flow discharge into the conveyance
channels. The conveyance channels from the Boulevard and Confederate
CSO Regulator Facilities merge into one prior to entering the Custer
CSO facility.
CSO events for the past 30 days (ordered by most recent activity):
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