System Management

Management Program for a Decentralized Wastewater System

     One of a series of monographs prepared for the Town of Washington (Wisconsin) Wastewater System Feasibility Study in 1991. Reviews the functions that must be performed by a management system and options for organizing and executing those functions. A discussion of management of the Town's demonstration project is largely of historical interest at this point, but does further elucidate some of the choices available for management system structure and function, especially in regard to shared facilities—so-called “cluster” systems.
     

Management Strategy Section from Town of Washington Facility Plan

     A reprint of the section of the facility plan submitted to the State of Wisconsin in 1995, detailing the management system proposed for the decentralized concept system recommended by that plan.
 

Winfield Township - Options for Structure and Function of the Management System

     This paper was written as part of the facility planning process for Winfield Township in western Pennsylvania. It provides detailed review and discussion of the various ways to organize and run a decentralized concept management system. While much of the discussion is "framed" in the context of circumstances in Winfield Township, the generic issues are pretty universal.
 
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