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La <br /> UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY <br /> '44 vsqrleli REGION IV <br /> 345 COURTI-AND STREET <br /> ATLANTA.•GEORGIA 30308 <br /> APR 9 3985 FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT <br /> Approval of the Orange Water and Sewer Authority (OWASA) Portion of the <br /> Durham 201 Facilities Plan. Durham, North Carolina <br /> The National Environmental Policy Act requires federal agencies to determine <br /> whether a proposed major agency-.'action will significantly affect the environmert. <br /> One such major action, defined by Section 511(c)(1) of the Clean Water Act, is <br /> EPA approval of a facilities plan prepared pursuant to Section 201 of that Act. <br /> In making this determination, EPA assumes that .all facilities and actions <br /> recommended by the plan will be implemented, whether or not EPA grants are <br /> issued to fund construction of any of the facilities. If our analysis concludes <br /> that implementing the plan will not significantly affect the environment, EPA <br /> issues a Finding of No Significant -Impact (FNSI•). <br /> • A Negative Declaration (presently referred to as FNSI) was issued in <br /> March 20, 1978 approving various elements of the Durham 201 Facilities PI <br /> The proposed construction projedts were:• (I) a 10 mgd Farrington Road <br /> treatment plant with interceptors, (2) expand and upgrade the Mason Farm <br /> plant from 5.5 mgd to 8 mgd. The Farfington plant is currently under <br /> construction with completion scheduled for 1985 and the Mason Farm plant <br /> has been completed except finding a solution to the sludge disposal problem. <br /> Another FNSI was approved November 18, 1981 supporting the construction <br /> of a gravity system, force main, and pump station to serve the Rangewood <br /> community. This project is almost completed. A third FNSI was issued <br /> July 9, 1984 approving the upgrade of• tbe 9.5 Northside plant with an <br /> interceptor and a new'outfall line. Construction for this project has not <br /> been initiated. This FNSI precedes partial approval of this element of <br /> the Durham 201 Facilities Plan (partially funded by EPA grant C370380-01), <br /> which will require the purchase of a Aland application site for sludge <br /> disposal for the Mason Farm plant operated by OWASA. <br /> Attached is an Environmental Assessment, containing detailed information supporting <br /> this action in the following sections•: A) Proposed facilities and actions; grant <br /> status; B) Existing environment; C) Existing wastewater facilities; D) Need for <br /> proposed facilities and actions; E) Alternatives analysis; F) Environmental <br /> consequences; mitigative measures; G) Public participation; sources consulted. <br />
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