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08i <br /> DRAFT JPH MINUTES <br /> PAGE 5 <br /> issuance of a permit. She looks at the eceing <br /> streamvs characteristics and nature and specifiesvthe <br /> level at which the plant must operate to meet the <br /> standard for the stream. Lloyd continued Inquiring if <br /> the Hillsborough treatment plant was one of the most <br /> modern and efficient treatment plants in the southeast. <br /> Kirk responded she could not say. <br /> Commissioner Carey inquired when the permit <br /> was up for renewal . Kirk responded early 1987. <br /> STATEMENT BY THE TOWN OF HILLSBOROUGH <br /> idayor Frank Sheffield ld presented the <br /> of position <br /> the Town Hillsborough p statement <br /> of <br /> Development. The statemenwas read onIn its entirety. A <br /> copy of the statement t entirety.attached minutes. <br /> on pages <br /> utes, of <br /> Wilihoit asked for clarification of the safe <br /> yield of the combined reservoirs of 2.6 mgd whichntwould <br /> increase to something more than 4 mgd. He <br /> Mr. Cordell if the inquired o <br /> he figure now being discussed of <br /> Cordell responded there u ssng iq 3.ed. <br /> were many numbers asked that 4 mgd be s being quoted. <br /> 9 thought of as a theoretical <br /> maximum utilization of the three reservoirs on the Eno <br /> River. Willhoit noted that he <br /> uncertainity that goes along with an estimate the <br /> felt they should try to deal with a single but al <br /> fl le <br /> figure. Wray noted 9 theoretical <br /> Y ed that he <br /> felt the figure 4 <br /> arrived at based on some catastrophic as was <br /> "see what we can do situation" <br /> exercise and the State does not recommends that hwithtithe <br /> existing system and these changes made that this be <br /> counted upon as a dependable number. Willhoit referred <br /> to the handout that showed the capacity of the supply <br /> versus demand in which the figure 3.75 was listed. He <br /> asked if the 3.75 is basically the same as the figure 4 <br /> mgd referred to. Wray responded it was supposed to be <br /> the same figure, but that it could possibly need some <br /> adjustments and very Ilkley could be less than the 4 <br /> mgd. <br /> Planning Board member Yuhasz inquired what "safe yield" <br /> means. Wray responded it was a statistical you are willing to accept. calculation figdee a depends <br /> on the level of risk that is acceptable. ray dtte <br /> that 2.2 was a conservative figure meaning 1 Y state <br /> that <br /> f <br /> 50 year range. Wray noted again that the figures ut4 �0 <br /> and 3.75 were theoretical figures for catastrophic <br /> situations and not intended to be used as a <br /> basis, but for some extreme emergency. planning <br /> much risk was in the 2.6 safe yieid.CaWrayaresponded <br /> that 2.6 was a figure you would drop back from during <br /> conservation periods and the yield is less during the <br /> extreme conservation periods. That figure was given as a <br /> normal yield. Marshall inquired if NRCD was going to <br />
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