1	Lakeside Park Illicit Discharge and Inflow/Infiltration Investigation Public Meeting March 27, 2008
2	Agenda Why we are here today Project area Why your cooperation is so important Purpose of the testing Testing procedures for private sources Testing agreements
3	Why have we invited you to this meeting The Kentucky Division of Water has required the Sanitation District to develop a Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination Program. Sewage was found entering a lake from the storm outlets west of Van Deren. (Illicit Discharge) A large amount of rainfall is entering the sanitary system causing manholes throughout Lakeside Park to overflow. (Inflow and Infiltration)
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5	Fecal Coliform Bacteria Data This is used as an indicator of the presence of sewage
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8	What does this mean for the Residents of Lakeside Park? Polluted waterways
9	Your help is needed to complete a study so that we can address the discharge of sanitary sewage into the waterways of your neighborhood
10	Inflow and Infiltration
11	Inflow and Infiltration Inflow Sources – these are typically driveway drains, downspouts, area drains, stairwell drains or catch basins which are direct connections of storm water into the sanitary sewer system. Infiltration – these sources are through cracked pipes, open joints in the sanitary lines and laterals.
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19	Why your cooperation is so important All homes must be tested to insure that both systems (Sanitary & Storm) are working properly and all sources of pollution are eliminated from the Storm Water System, both public and private. Repairing both systems at the same time will allow for efficient use of resources and minimize the impact to you, the residents.
20	What this means to you Public system testing Testing equipment and vehicles on your street Testing crews accessing private property Noise of equipment Private Property testing Need access onto private property Need access into homes
21	Testing
22	Testing: private source inspections Dyed water testing Toilets and stationary tubs Downspouts, driveway drains, stairwell drains, etc. Requires access to your home Cameras in both the public and private systems Exterior testing can be very time consuming There will be no cost to homeowner for the testing phase
23	Mainline investigation equipment
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30	Testing agreements The testing agreements and the homeowner survey will need to be completed and returned to the District before testing can begin.
31	Next Steps Homeowners Sign and return Homeowner Testing Agreement and Availability Form to the District Sanitation District No. 1 Complete testing of public and private systems Document results of study City of Lakeside Park and Sanitation District No. 1 Develop remediation plan Meet with homeowners to discuss the remediation plan
32	Questions?