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Village of New Lenox

1 Veterans Pkwy
New Lenox, Illinois 60451

Village Hall Main Number:
(815) 462-6400

www.newlenox.net

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Waste Water Reclamation Plant Three | Description

 

 
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Plant Three will serve development north of Interstate 80. It has been designed so that it can be easily expanded as the area grows. The first phase is a small plant which will start to serve the homes and businesses that develop up there. You cannot build homes or businesses until the infrastructure which serves them is in place. Knowing that this area would grow when I355 was extended down, the Village began planning how to serve the area in the mid 1990's.

Due to the planning, we know how many people we will ultimately serve and we have a good idea at what rate the area will develop. The plant which is there now will serve the first residents and it will be expanded in stage as the area develops.

Like our other plant, Plant 3 will use a complex series of physical and biological processes to clean the water and produce a safe sludge which will be used as a crop nutrient.

The plant has a permit to operate issued by the State of Illinois which permits the amount of water we can handle and sets stringent standards on the water which we return to the nation's waterways. The water leaving this plant will flow to Hickory creek and being its journey to the Gulf of Mexico. The solids which come into the plant will be separated the water processed, into a crop nutrient which helps to grow feed corn

Treatment Under Normal Circumstances

Solids Handling

 


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