Southtowns Record

TBA01.26.2026packet

Government
Town of West Seneca
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Jan 26, 2026, 6:00 p.m.
Posted by publisher
Jan 23, 2026
Kind
Agenda packet
Topics
Water, sewer and drainage, Budget and taxes, Public safety, Parks and recreation, Zoning and land use, Roads and traffic, Audits and oversight, Housing

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GHD provided design and construction phase services
Recommendations for collection system
  for system repairs, which included:
improvements were based upon the most
cost-effective projects for abating SSOs. The final  –  Approximately 58,000 linear feet of cured in place
recommendations included a combination of SSES  lining of sanitary sewers
work, sewer lining, manhole rehabilitation, and lift  –  Approximately 15,000 linear feet of open cut
station capacity upgrades.  replacement for sewers with severe structural
GHD also prepared a Capacity Management  defects
Operations and Maintenance (CMOM) program for  –  Spot repairs at locations with minor defects
the Town. The CMOM program is a guideline for  –  Lateral repairs at locations where the lateral
ongoing collection system maintenance, including  connection to the main sewer is damaged
sewer cleaning, CCTV inspections, flow monitoring,
  –  Manhole rehabilitation including bench repairs,
and system testing. The NYSDEC approved the
  lining, and chimney seal
CMOM program and now enforces CMOM activities
through the Town's wastewater discharge permit.  –  Replacement of the 16-inch diameter, 2-mile-long
  Lift Station 8 forcemain.
GHD provided the following services:
  –  Replacement of two intermediate lift stations (LS-5
–  Pre-construction flow monitoring  and LS-11) and associated discharge forcemains,
–  System modeling  currently underway.
–  Alternative analysis for SSO reduction  At the conclusion of the repairs, post-construction flow
–  Workplan development  monitoring was performed to quantify the effectiveness of
  I/I reduction and subsequent SSO mitigation. Data
–  CMOM program development
  suggest the program has been successful in mitigating
–  Design and construction phase services for  up to 40 percent of wet weather I/I in several mini
  system repairs  systems.
–  Coordination with the NYSDEC and Order on
  Consent negotiations

The impact
A 10-year Workplan was developed for SSES work
within the collection system to identify and remove I/I
sources.
The first component of the Workplan included SSES
investigations through smoke testing, dye testing,
and CCTV inspection. More than 70,000 LF of
sewers were inspected with sizes ranging from 8 to
30 inches in diameter. Based on the results of the
inspections, recommendations were made for
system repairs.

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