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Name:	LifeTime Laker -	Reply
Subject:	Article about D'ville sewage
Date:	6/22/2007 11:44:37 AM

Thought some of you might want to read this.

URL: Dadeville sewage plant

Name:	8hcap -	Reply
Subject:	Article about D'ville sewage
Date:	6/22/2007 12:11:24 PM

As you have pointed out, we are not experts, but could the drought have had an effect on the daily volumes?

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Name:	LifeTime Laker -	Reply
Subject:	Article about D'ville sewage
Date:	6/22/2007 12:19:13 PM

Some sure. There was one spot where some creek water was seeping in as I remember from a previous article. Less creek means less seepage. But what shocked me was the amount of city water that was leaking into the system. You would think the water department would have better control of their only asset. Only a government agency could do that. If a business had that kind of shrinkage they wouldn't last long.

Name:	8hcap -	Reply
Subject:	Article about D'ville sewage
Date:	6/22/2007 3:59:35 PM

I don't doubt that government could screw something up like that so badly, but i am unclear where the city water would come from unless their water lines are leaking like a sieve. I am in the commercial development business and most water intrusion in sanitary sewer lines comes from leaking storm sewer pipes, which are not under pressure like a water line. Hence my comment on the reduction in flow during the recent period.

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Name:	Osms -	Reply
Subject:	Article about D'ville sewage
Date:	6/22/2007 6:25:35 PM

According to other news articles you are correct. The problem was storm sewer water.

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