CONSTRUCTION NOTICE UPDATE for HAMPTON January 2018

HRSD, your regional wastewater treatment utility, is replacing a sanitary sewer pipeline located along a portion of Chesapeake Avenue from the Monitor Merrimac Overlook Park to the HRSD Pumping Station near Claremont Avenue. This work should take place primarily between the hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.

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Traffic Advisory March 7, 2018

 

VIRGINIA BEACH – Motorists are advised that HRSD will make repairs within portions of its sanitary sewer force main located in the intersection of Kempsville Road and Providence Road tonight, Wednesday, March 7 from 8:30 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. Thursday, March 8.

During this time, the right northbound lane of Kempsville Road and the left eastbound lane of Providence Road will be closed at the intersection. Motorists will continue to have access to the intersection at a reduced capacity while the work is performed.

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Development Services

The HRSD Hydraulic Capacity Section (HCS) exists to provide quality service to our valued customers and the development community at large within the jurisdictions we currently serve.

Hampton Roads (See map)

If you have a project within one of the jurisdictions listed below, please click here for forms.
  • Chesapeake
  • Hampton
  • Newport News
  • Norfolk
  • Williamsburg
  • Poquoson
  • Portsmouth
  • Suffolk
  • Virginia Beach
  • Gloucester County
  • Isle of Wight County (excluding Lawnes Point)
  • James City County
  • York County
  • Town of Smithfield

Small Communities (See map)

If you have a project within one of the jurisdictions listed below, please click here for forms.

 

  • Accomack County
  • King and Queen County
  • King William County
  • Mathews County
  • Middlesex County
  • Surry County
  • Town of Accomac
  • Town of Chincoteague
  • Town of Dendron
  • Town of Exmore *
  • Town of Nassawadox
  • Town of Onancock
  • Town of Surry
  • Town of Urbanna
  • Town of Wachapreague
  • Town of West Point
  • Lawnes Point

*Though the Exmore collection system is located within the HRSD Small Communities Service Area, it is owned and operated by the Town. Therefore, projects within the town of Exmore and proposing a connection to the collection system must fill out an­ HRSD Project Information form and an HRSD Sanitary Sewer Flow Calculations Worksheet located here. Please note that HRSD’s requirements must be completed in addition to the Town’s approval process.


SUBMITTALS

In an effort to respond to all requests in a timely fashion, at submittals - without exception - must be sent in to our office via email at developrequest@hrsd.com.

All requests are processed through our automated work order system. Our engineering technicians screen the requests for completeness and accuracy prior to assigning them to one of the Hydraulic Analysis Managers. Once a project has been assigned, subsequent work orders pertinent to the project shall be assigned to the same staff member until the review process is completed.

CONTACT US

If you need immediate assistance, you may call one of our engineers during normal office hours:

Chris Swartz, PE                              757.460.7099
Jamal Booker, PE                             757.460.7008
Ryan Piston                                       757.617.5286


 

Environmental Monitoring and Analylsis

VPDES Permits

Services are available for monitoring and analysis, as required by DEQ-issued VPDES permits, including permit application and routine monitoring for Discharge Monitoring Reports (DMRs). General services encompass organic, inorganic, and microbiological analyses. Low-level sampling and analytical techniques are used to monitor for organics, metals, and mercury. All sampling and analyses for VPDES permits comply with federal Clean Water Act provisions.

Stormwater

Monitoring and analyses of stormwater runoff and illicit discharges are conducted according to National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) and VPDES permit programs for Clean Water Act compliance. Runoff samples are analyzed for conventional pollutants. Monitoring is conducted using methods approved under Title 40 CFR Part 136 or alternate methods approved by EPA or the appropriate state regulatory agency.

Groundwater

Monitoring of the groundwater system at landfills and other disposal sites is performed according to Virginia Solid Waste Management Regulations (Title 9 Chapter 80).

Industrial Pretreatment

Sampling and analyses of wastewater discharged from industries and businesses comply with Title 40 CFR Part 136 guidelines. Title 40 CFR Part 403 regulations govern services for permitting, compliance monitoring, enforcement, and surcharge assessment of industrial and commercial facilities. Other services include consultation and development of plans for industrial wastewater discharge permit programs, enforcement response, and Best Management Practices (BMP) assessment.

Water Quality

Sampling and analyses of process streams and ambient waters identify sources of inorganic and organic pollutants and monitor for biological indicators of water quality. Methods are selected based on regulatory requirements and reporting levels for each project.

Solid Waste

Analyses are performed for a variety of solid waste samples such as soil, biosolids, and incinerator ash (including the Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure), according to EPA SW-846. Monitoring complies with Title 40 CFR Part 503 standards and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) requirements.

Air

Air monitoring programs are conducted in compliance with state and federal regulations for air quality emissions according to Title 60 FR Reference Method 9. Programs include air sampling and analysis, odor monitoring, odor control performance evaluations, and visible emissions evaluations.

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