The function of the Water Pollution Control Center is to protect the health and welfare of the citizens of Canton via cost-effective wastewater treatment resulting in safe discharge into Nimishillen Creek.
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Water Reclamation Facility (formerly the Water Pollution Control Center) | Canton, OH 44707 Phone (330) 489-3080 Fax (330) 489-3084 |
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MISSION STATEMENT The function of the Water Pollution Control Center is to protect the health and welfare of the citizens of Canton via cost-effective wastewater treatment resulting in safe discharge into Nimishillen Creek. |
MANAGEMENT/CONTACTS | |
| Tracy J. Mills Superintendent 330-438-4803 |
John R. Leiendecker Asst. Superintendent 330-438-4804 |
| George J. Rohde Industrial Waste Supervisors 330-438-4812 |
Kelly A. Berta Chief Chemist 330-438-4781 |
| Doug I. Dickerhoff Maintenance Chief 330-438-4805 |
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INDUSTRIAL PRETREATMENT PROGRAM CONTACTS | |
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Address for Report Submittal cantonindw@ci.canton.oh.us | |
| George J. Rohde Industrial Waste Supervisor 330-438-4812 |
Lisa Mearkle Industrial Waste Inspector 330-438-4810 |
| Nicholas M. Kneffler Industrial Waste Inspector 330-438-4809 |
Ray Skotnicky Industrial Waste Inspector 330-438-4808 |
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FACILITY INFORMATION The City of Canton Water Pollution Control Center is a tertiary treatment facility designed for an average flow of 39 mgd and a peak flow of 67 mgd. The plant wet stream consists of mechanical screening, raw wastewater pumping, grit removal, preaeration, primary clarification, activated sludge secondary treatment, secondary clarification, effluent filtration, effluent disinfection, and dechlorination. Effluent flows by gravity to Nimishillen Creek. Solids handling consists of gravity thickening of primary and secondary sludge, dewatering by belt filter presses, and multiple hearth incineration. |
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| Cadmium | 0.136 mg/L | Zinc | 8.303 mg/L |
| Chromium (T) | 3.362 mg/L | Mercury | 0.000 mg/L |
| Copper | 1.508 mg/L | pH | 5-10 S.U. |
| Lead | 0.581 mg/L | Oil & Grease (TPH) | 100 mg/L |
| Nickel | 2.880 mg/L | Oil & Grease (Total) | 200 mg/L |