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DEP wastewater-treatment expansion permit: 399,000 gallons per day
A permit modification authorizes two additional treatment trains and a final treatment capacity of 0.399 MGD.
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What the document establishes#
The modification retains the previously permitted 0.099-MGD treatment train and authorizes two MABR treatment trains with combined capacity of 0.300 MGD. Final permitted treatment capacity is 0.399 MGD annual average daily flow.
Document text PDF page3 ↗ Opens a leaving notice in a new tab.The reuse provisions describe an existing 0.099-MGD rapid-infiltration system and a new 0.400-MGD monthly-average slow-rate public-access irrigation system.
Document text PDF page4 ↗ Opens a leaving notice in a new tab.The permit expires August 14, 2029. Its schedules require construction-completion notification before operation of new facilities and written approval before placing the new public-access reuse system in service.
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Qualifications#
Authorization does not establish construction completion or operating capacity. The May 2026 county allocation still refers to 99,000 gallons/day; these are different approvals and stages. The document uses both DW3P and DW2P suffixes.
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A permit modification authorizes two additional treatment trains and a final treatment capacity of 0.399 MGD.
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DEP wastewater-treatment expansion permit: 399,000 gallons per day
- Document date
- Mar 12, 2026
- Source type
- Public record
- Confidence
- Primary source
- Location
- PDF pages 3, 4, 18
Authorization does not establish construction completion or operating capacity. The May 2026 county allocation still refers to 99,000 gallons/day; these are different approvals and stages. The document uses both DW3P and DW2P suffixes.
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Lakefront Okeechobee Report. “DEP wastewater-treatment expansion permit: 399,000 gallons per day.” https://lakefrontokeechobee.com/expanded-records/expanded-8b691e2757c07916/
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