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Complaint
Complaint Number
38979
DWR Program Area
WPC
Date Received
3/22/2016
How Received
Email
Concerning
Other
Concerning (Other)
Odor
Assigned Date
3/22/2016
Record Last Updated
18-JUL-2019 01:36PM
Location based on SITE_ID
Site ID
5059
Site
Portland STP
Location
124 Morningside Drive
City
Portland
Description
WWTP Expansion includes: installation of (1) Headworks Structure, (1) SBR Basin, (1) Tertiary Disk Filter, (1) Chlorine Contact Basin, (1) Pump Station, EQ Basin modifications, aeration grid and blowers, grading, pavement, and accessory items.
County
Sumner
EFO Name
Nashville
Site Owner
City of Portland, Tennessee
Investigation Results
Status
Referred to other Agency
Date Investigated
3/24/2016
Responsible Party
Date Completed
3/24/2016
Referred To
Portland Public Works
Date Referred
3/24/2016
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Description and Writeup
Complainant states in email "They smelling up the whole town of Portland the poop smell will make you throw up its so bad it has to stop or disappear somehow before it gets in the air and contaminates everything including wildlife"
JMF investigated on 3/24/16, no significant odor originating at treatment plant. Surveyed complaint location, no noticeable odor at the time. Local resident indicated strong sewer smell occurs during large rains. Area is not a recurring overflow point. Attempted contact with complainant unsuccessfully, left two voicemails. Encouraged complainant to contact Portland Public Works department for future concerns.