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Rosebud Lift Station

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Rosebud Creek near the lift station.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Assessment<br />Latitude: 43.2375589<br />Longitude: -100.8576109<br />Tags: Safety Message_04202017
View from the opposite side of Rosebud Creek from the discharge point showing the untreated water flowing over the riverbank and into Rosebud Creek.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Assessment<br />Latitude: 43.2373866666667<br />Longitude: -100.857788333333<br />Tags: Admin Record
Manhole overflowing untreated water due to pump failure at the lift station.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Assessment<br />Latitude: 43.237305<br />Longitude: -100.857491666667<br />Tags: Admin Record
Untreated water from an overflowing manhole.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Assessment<br />Latitude: 43.2372333333333<br />Longitude: -100.857291666667<br />Tags: Admin Record, Current Situation_04202017
Untreated water from the overflowing manhole running into the storm drain.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Assessment<br />Latitude: 43.2372333333333<br />Longitude: -100.857278333333<br />Tags: Admin Record
Workers are moving untreated water from the lift station to a discharge point on Rosebud Creek so they can attach a temporary pump to the existing piping of the lift station.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Removal<br />Latitude: 43.237295<br />Longitude: -100.857483333333<br />Tags:
Untreated water discharged from the pipe outlet running down the side slope of the vegetated riverbank and into Rosebud Creek.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Removal<br />Latitude: 43.2374033333333<br />Longitude: -100.857483333333<br />Tags:
Manhole no longer overflowing sewage due to transfer pump rerouting untreated water to Rosebud Creek.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Removal<br />Latitude: 43.2373166666667<br />Longitude: -100.857496666667<br />Tags:
Temporary pump brought in by EPA to bypass the lift station.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Removal<br />Latitude: 43.237426<br />Longitude: -100.857289<br />Tags:
Temporary bypass pump being installed.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Removal<br />Latitude: 43.237426<br />Longitude: -100.857289<br />Tags: Resource Summary_04202017
Temporary diesel pump hooked up to bypass the lift station.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Removal<br />Latitude: 43.2373972222222<br />Longitude: -100.857308333333<br />Tags: Current Actions_04202017
Piping tee that is transferring water from the wet well to the outlet pipe in the dry well which connects to the next lift station.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Removal<br />Latitude: 43.2373972222222<br />Longitude: -100.857308333333<br />Tags: Planned Activities_04202017
View inside the wet well showing the temporary pump influent pipe and the level float positions required to activate the pump.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Removal<br />Latitude: 43.2374027777778<br />Longitude: -100.857308333333<br />Tags: Response Objectives_04202017
Temporary pump inlet transferring untreated water from the wet well to lift station outlet. The water level can be seen at the bottom of the well after pump shut down due to low water level.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Removal<br />Latitude: 43.2374<br />Longitude: -100.8573<br />Tags:
Temporary pump outlet connecting to the lift station outlet in the dry well. The valve for the lift station outlet can be seen as the red bar.<br />Date Taken: 4/20/2017<br />Category: Removal<br />Latitude: 43.23745<br />Longitude: -100.857247222222<br />Tags:
Lift Station<br />Date Taken: <br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: <br />Longitude: <br />Tags:
Overflow manhole<br />Date Taken: <br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: <br />Longitude: <br />Tags:
Rosebud Creek<br />Date Taken: <br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: <br />Longitude: <br />Tags:



Rosebud Creek near the lift station. View from the opposite side of Rosebud Creek from the discharge point showing the untreated water flowing over the riverbank and into Rosebud Creek. Manhole overflowing untreated water due to pump failure at the lift station. Untreated water from an overflowing manhole. Untreated water from the overflowing manhole running into the storm drain. Workers are moving untreated water from the lift station to a discharge point on Rosebud Creek so they can attach a temporary pump to the existing piping of the lift station. Untreated water discharged from the pipe outlet running down the side slope of the vegetated riverbank and into Rosebud Creek. Manhole no longer overflowing sewage due to transfer pump rerouting untreated water to Rosebud Creek. Temporary pump brought in by EPA to bypass the lift station. Temporary bypass pump being installed. Temporary diesel pump hooked up to bypass the lift station. Piping tee that is transferring water from the wet well to the outlet pipe in the dry well which connects to the next lift station. View inside the wet well showing the temporary pump influent pipe and the level float positions required to activate the pump. Temporary pump inlet transferring untreated water from the wet well to lift station outlet. The water level can be seen at the bottom of the well after pump shut down due to low water level. Temporary pump outlet connecting to the lift station outlet in the dry well. The valve for the lift station outlet can be seen as the red bar. Lift Station Overflow manhole Rosebud Creek