Decentralized system installed at county park
Problem: Live Oak Landing, a rural, riverfront Baldwin County-owned park in Stockton, Alabama, is popular with boaters and fishermen and hosts numerous fishing tournaments annually. A 2,500-gpd wastewater treatment system design was needed to service the proposed new facilities including a 24-site RV park, public restrooms, an expanded boat ramp and fish-cleaning stations, a pavilion, restaurant, and cottages. The large daily flow coupled with site challenges including a high water table, poor soils, and the Tensaw River Watershed location impacted the ultimate system design.
Solution: Due to environmental sensitivity of the area, pretreatment was required. The
