{"id":826,"date":"2013-12-20t16:43:33","date_gmt":"2013-12-20t22:43:33","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/snyder-associates.u5fz9z3h-liquidwebsites.com\/?post_type=snyder-projects&p=826"},"modified":"2022-05-04t11:01:13","modified_gmt":"2022-05-04t16:01:13","slug":"cedar-falls-lift-station","status":"publish","type":"snyder-projects","link":"\/\/www.dicovercards.com\/projects\/cedar-falls-lift-station\/","title":{"rendered":"cedar falls lift station"},"content":{"rendered":"

the steadily growing population and expanding commercial base within the city of cedar falls<\/a> caused the city’s sewer system to have capacity issues.\u00a0 in 2006, the city asked snyder & associates to examine the bluff street lift station and the sanitary sewer collection system<\/a> that drained to it. that analysis led to the development of a bluff street lift station drainage area wastewater master plan which examined the existing sanitary capacity, the likelihood for future growth, and the ability of the current system to handle existing and future sewer flows. the city proceeded with plans to replace the existing bluff street lift station and construct a new 17th street lift station to increase sewage pumping capacity and meet long-term needs of the growing community.<\/p>\n

the 17th street lift station was designed to increase sewage pumping capacity from 17,000-gallons per minute (gpm) to 24,000 gpm with capacity for additional upgrades in the future to 37,500 gpm.\u00a0 the new facility includes:<\/p>\n