Overview

This project marks a significant milestone in sustainable community development. Designed to serve as a vital infrastructure for a master-planned community with potential future expansions, this project embodies innovation and environmental stewardship.

Compact Design for Community Growth

The selection of the MEMPAC-M model underscores the project's commitment to minimizing environmental impact through a smaller footprint. It’s compact design prioritizes land optimization for community growth while ensuring efficient wastewater treatment processes.

DESIGN PARAMETERS

Environmental Consciousness

Emphasizing environmental consciousness, the WWTP stands as a beacon of sustainable practices. With a treatment capacity of 250,000 gallons per day (GPD), it champions conservation and reuse principles. Notably, the plant achieves 100% reuse by storing treated discharge for summer irrigation, effectively managing drought and water scarcity concerns in the region. This forward-thinking approach to water management aligns with the community's ethos of responsible resource utilization.

In summary, this project embodies a holistic approach to community development, combining innovative technology with environmental stewardship to pave the way for a sustainable future. Through strategic planning, conservation efforts, and collaborative partnerships, this project sets a precedent for responsible infrastructure development in Native communities.