10-Waste water management in the city of Baguio, Philippines .pdf

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Wastewater, Water & Ambient Air Mgt. Div. (WAMD) CITY ENVIRONMENT & PARKS MANAGEMENT OFFICE (CEPMO) www.baguio.gov.ph

A SITUATIONER: WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT IN THE CITY OF BAGUIO 2

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BAGUIO CITY designed by US Architect Daniel Burnham for 25,000 people Population:

183,142 in 1990 252,386 in 2000 r=3.86 (‘90-’00) 318,646 in 2010 r=2.36 (‘00-’10) Student Population >2M million visitors during the 2014 Panagbenga (Flower Festival) 4

BAGUIO CITY Other Info: T: 9.5 ⁰C to 29.2 ⁰C (2013) 1400 m. above sea level 57.49 sq. km. in area PCWC: 100 Liters per day 5

population growth more economic activities more liquid, solid & other wastes generated

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Photo credit: Engr. Ces F. Garcia circa 2007

Central business District (CBD) of Baguio City

128 BARANGAYS of BAGUIO CITY

GALIANO AGNO/ AMBALANGA BUED

FOUR RIVER CATCHMENTS WITHIN BAGUIO

Distribution of City Population by River Catchment River Catchment

2010 Percentage Number of Number of Population of total Barangays Barangays within within NSO Population Basin (Full Area)

Ambalanga/Agno Balili Bued Galiano TOTALS

20,638 131,749 75,071 91,188 318,646

6 41 24 29 100%

8 70 20 25 123

Basin (Part of A )

2 5 2 1 10

Balili River Basin within Baguio -covers 70 (full) & 5 (partial) barangays -carries about 41% of City population

Barangays within the Balili-Sagudin River Basin

From NAMRIA MAP

High density ratio: 5542 people/sq. km.

LAWS & ORDINANCES

NATIONAL LAWS

(& Implementing Department) PD 1096 National Building Code (CBAO) PD 856 Sanitation Code of the Philippines (HSO/CEPMO) RA 1378 Plumbing Code of the Philippines (CBAO/CEPMO) 16

LOCAL ORDINANCES City Ordinance #098-95 - An Ordinance Maximizing the Utilization of the Baguio Sewage Treatment Plant (BSTP) - Compulsory Connection to the City Sewerage System (CSS) WAMD-CEPMO function - to issue connection permits - to issue notices pertaining to the compulsory connection to the city sewerage system (CSS) 17

LOCAL ORDINANCES, continued

Tax Ordinance #2003-004 - Compulsory Connection to the City Sewerage System (CSS)

CO #54-88: - Prohibition of disposal of any matter into an inland waterway 18

WASTEWATER (DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL) TREATMENT/DISPOSAL METHODS IN BAGUIO CITY

ST

ST

ST

Individual Septic Tanks (ST) (at least 53 Barangays using individual STs)

Communal Septic Tank Effluent to waterway

Clustered Houses Utilizing a Communal Septic Tank (CST) (12 barangays partially served by 10 CSTs)

CITY SEWERAGE SYSTEM (CSS)

effluent disposal into

Baguio Sewage Treatment the Plant SagudinBalili River

65 Barangays connected either fully (50) or partially (15) connected to the BSTP (as of 12/2013)

2008 WAMD FUNCTIONAL CHART

FUNCTIONAL STATEMENTS:

WASTEWATER, WATER & AMBIENT AIR MANAGEMENT DIVISION (WAMD)

To operate and maintain facilities and equipment related to: a. Wastewater management (sewer lines, sewage treatment plnat and communal septic tanks) b. Water resource/water quality management c. Ambient air quality management

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

To conduct Information and Education Campaigns to all sectors concerned. -Personnel Matters -Records and Communications -Procurement -Other administrative matters

WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT SECTION

SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT UNIT

ELECTRO - MECHANICAL

SEWER UNIT

a. repair and maintain BSTP mechanical facilities.

RESEARCH AND LABORATORY a) conduct necessary laboratory tests at te BSTP and water ways.

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE a) perform the daily operation of the sewage treatment plant.

b. repair and maintain WAMD transportation and equipment.

a.1) analyze parameters of sewage and sludge.

a.1) operate equipment.

c. repair and maintain WAMD generators and construction equipment.

a.2) perform water quality tests.

a.2) treat raw sewage

d. maintain and repair BSTP electrical components. e. maintain the plumbing, mechanical and electrical systems of the lift station.

a.3) dispose treated water b) conduct research work pertaining to treated water & sludge use.

a.4) manage sludge

PERMIT AND INVESTIGATION a) conduct periodic inventory b) process connection permits & certificates c) inspect, investigate and monitor sewer connections and grease traps. d) conduct investigations relative to complaints received.

b) routinely maintain facilities. c. Conduct information and education campaigns.

WATER AND AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT SECTION

c) maintain & upkeep grounds and other structures.

e) Conduct information and education campaigns.

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE a) declog, clear/clean sewer lines b) conduct periodic inspection and maintenance of intake facilities and inverted siphons. c) operate the lift station.

REPAIR AND CONSTRUCTION a) repair manholes/sewer lines. b) prepare POWs for the rehabilitation, improvement & repair of the sewer system. c) prepare budget for sewer projects to be implemented by the CEO. d) supervise the implemented projects. e) weed vegetation affecting sewer lines along the creek.

WATER AND WATER QUALITY a. Monitor and inventory extraction (for domestic and commercial purposes) of water resources in the city . b. Conduct inventory of water haulers and water refilling stations in the city. c. Monitor water quality delivered/sold by water haulers and water refilling stations in the city. d. Conduct inventory of water sources in the city such as spring, deep wells, etc. e. Review and evaluate application for well drilling. f. Monitor compliance with the Clean Water Act of 2004( RA 9275.)

AMBIENT AIR and NOISE QUALITY a. Conduct smoke emission tests for diesel/gasoline-fed vehicles in coordination with National Government Line Agencies. b. Monitor ambient air quality in the Central Business Areas in compliance with RA 8749. c. Conduct information and education campaigns.

CITY ENVIRONMENT AND PARKS MANAGEMENT OFFICE (CEPMO) ACTUAL ORGANIZATIONAL CHART of 2008 Legend:

WASTEWATER, WATER & AMBIENT AIR MANAGEMENT DIVISION (WAMD) 2008 creation; vacant Engineer IV (Civil Engr.) 2008 Creation, vacant

2007 creation; vacant Item

G-

existing positions; vacant

WATER & AMBIENT AIR MANAGEMENT SECTION

WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT SECTION

Item

Moises C. Lozano Engineer III (Civil Engr.) G - 19

SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT UNIT

Item

ELECTRO - MECHANICAL

Engineer II (Sanitary) (vacant) G - 16

Engineer II (Sanitary Engr.) 2007 creation, vacant

Item 38

RESEARCH AND LABORATORY

Item

SEWER UNIT

Engineer II (Sanitary) 2007 creation; vacant G -16

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

WATER AND WATER QUALITY

Engineer I (Mechanical Engr.) 2008 creation, vacant

Angelina Victoria M. Ferrer Engineer I (Sanitary Engr.) G - 12

PERMIT AND INVESTIGATION

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

INVESTIGATION AND MONITORING UNIT

REPAIR AND CONSTRUCTION

Enviromental Mgmt. Specialist 2008 creation, vacant G - 11

Edmund Budong Plumbing Inspector Item 23 G-8

Carlito N. Permato Pipefitter Foreman Item 32 G-8

TEAM - A

Rodolfo L. Estepa Jr. Plumber Foreman Item 25 G-8

TEAM - B

Item 3

Joseph B. Garcia Mechanic I

TEAM - B

TEAM - A

Melvin A. Enteria Plumber II

Item 12

AMBIENT AIR & NOISE QUALITY

Norberto N. Mina Pipefitter II G-5

Item 6

G-5

Jovito C. Mangal-ip Pipefitter II Item 4 G-5

Lab. Aide II (2007 creation, vacant) G-4

Engineering Aide II 2008 creation, vacant G-4

G-3

Ariel B. Montemayor Electrician I G-4

Gerry M. Garcia Pipefitter I

Administrative Aide III (2008 creation, vacant)

Item 18

G-3

Item 7

Pipefitter I (vacant) G-3

Item 36

Alex D. Gamboa Pipefitter I G-3

Enrique C. Galera Laborer II

Salvador F. Diolazo Laborer II Item 13 G-3

Item 37

Driver II (2008 creation, vacannt)

G-3

Driver II (2008 creation, vacannt)

G-3

G-3

Bernardo C. Campos Jr. Laborer II Item 29 G-3

Item 34

Antonio L. Lachica Laborer II G-3

Daniel F. Galdayen Sr. Laborer II Item 35 G-3

Pipefitter I 2007 creation; vacant G-3

Item 28

Marcos L. Bolastig Pipefitter I G-3

Benedicto B. Arranz Utility Worker II Item 30 G-3

Edwin Roy B. Dominguez Jr. Laborer II G-3

Item 27

G-3

Edwin C. Adams Utility Worker II Item 31

G-3

Tranquilino Norberto D. Rantayo Laborer II G-3

RESEARCH AND LABORATORY

FIELD OPERATION UNIT

Clean Air Monitoring Unit

RESEARCH AND LABORATORY

Wastewater Unit MISSION It is our commitment to operate & maintain the city sewerage facilities in a manner that will protect public health & the environment of all its constituents. This, we shall achieve, thru:

competence, efficiency & transparency

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WASTEWATER DISPOSAL Lot Line

T&B

PD 856 CO #98-95

Roadway

House or Building

PD 1096 RA 1378 (in-house plumbing system)

City Sewer Line 27

The Baguio Sewage Treatment Plant (BSTP), North Sanitary Camp

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Return Sludge Pump

SEWAGE

1

4

3

2

Grit Chamber

Primary Tank

5

Oxidation Ditch

Raw Sludge Pump

Excess Sludge Pump 12

11

Sludge Thickener

Drainage Pump

Final Tank 8

9

10

6

Sludge Storage Tank

Disinfection Tank Discharged into the SagudinBalili River

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Sludge Drying Bed

Supernatant Filtrate

Sewage Inflow into the BSTP Annual Day Averages

14,000

12,000

8,000

6,000

4,000

Year

2013

2011

2009

2007

2005

2003

2001

1999

1997

1995

1993

1991

0

1989

2,000

1987

Inflow (Cum/Day)

10,000

Some information: Tax ordinance covering sewerage fees; CSS coverage

#2003-004 65 Barangays, fully or partially connected

Decentralized (onsite) systems outside of the sewer pipe network (as of Dec. ‘12)

10 Communal Septic or Imhoff Tanks, serving 12 barangays (partially)

Total length of pipe installed and Total Number of Manholes (1986-2012)

56. 3872 linear kilometers 2,365 units

Number of registered sewer concessionaires (1951- Dec. 2012)

Baguio Sewage Treatment Plant

Total:

9,616

Individual Septic Tanks in 53 barangays found outside of BSTP coverage area and in partially connected barangays within the BSTP coverage area

Designed Capacity: 8,600 cu.m/day 2013 Average Inflow: 7,699 cu.m./day Designed Influent BOD: 200 mg/l 2013 Average Influent BOD: 348 mg/l

( 2) 155 sq. meters

24.38

14.58

3.47

WATER STORAGE TANK

17.18

P1

P3 P4

T-4

PROPOSED AREA FOR ADDITIONAL UNITS ( 1 ) 304 sq. meters

31.48

DOWN

TRANSFORMER

10.92

T-8

OFFICE

IT GR

NEW BLDG. BED

DOWN

R BE

T-6

DRYING

AM CH

SLUDGE

DOWN

IN LE T DI

PROPOSED AREA FOR ADITIONAL UNIT 430 sq. meters

P1

PI PE

1

P2 T-7

P8

11.5

(3) 86 sq. meters

7.54

SLUDGE STORAGE TANK PRIMARY SEDIMENTATION

TANK SLUDGE THICKENER

ET P IPE

P5

FINAL SEDIMENTATION TANK

P7

FINAL SEDIMENTATION TANK

OUL

45.27

T-5

N IO AT ID X O

DISINFECTION TANK

9.48

H TC

P10 P9

ADDITIONAL TREATMENT FACILITY

P6

PHASE i SLUDGE TREATMENT SAGUDIN

RIVER

PHASE ii SBR FACILITY

Area (1) = 148 sq. meter

Area (1) = 304 sq. meter

Area (2) = 148 sq. meter

Area (2) = 155 sq. meter

Area (4) = 592 sq. meter

Area (3) = 86 sq. meter

Proposed Location Septage Treatment Facility

Disposal and Re-use of BSTP End Products Liquid ~Watering plants and farmlands ~Discharged to Sagudin-Balili River

Solid (sludge cake) ~Fertilizer to greens and flowering plants

COVERAGE OF THE BSTP, CST & ST

Partnerships

BENECO-LGU BAGUIO MOA signed August 6, 2009

Inventory of Connections to the Sewerage System and Other Wastewater Disposal/Treatment Facilities in Baguio City

EAST QUIRINOHILL MIDDLE QUIRINOHILL WEST QUIRINO HILL NORTHSANITARY CAMP

AMBIONG BC

PINGET HAPPY HOMES - LUCBAN

WEST BAYANPARK - LEONILA HILL

PINSAO PILOT PROJECT

EAST BAYANPARK BAYANPARK - VILLAGE SOUTH SANITARY CAMP

LOWER QUIRINO HILL

SANANTONIO VILLAGE

CAMDAS

BROOKSPOINT LOPEZJAENA NORTHCENTRALAURORA HILL SOUTH CENTRAL AURORA HILL TRANCOVILLE MAGSAYSAYPRIVATEROADALFONSOTABORA AURORA HILLPROPER(SGT. F.M.)

PINSAO PROPER

DIZON MANZANILLO BARANGAY

CENTRAL GUISAD

IRISAN GUISADSURONG

MINES VIEW PARK

PACDAL LOWER MAGSAYSAY

WEST MODERNSITEEAST MODERNSITE

NEWLUCBAN

BROOKSIDE

CRESENCIA VILLAGE PADRE BURGOS STO. NINO- SLAUGHTER COMPD TEODORA ALONZO

IMELDA VILLAGE HONEYMOON- HOLYGHOST

UPPERQUEZON HILL PADRE ZAMORA ANDRES BONIFACIO

GIBRALTAR

ABCR

FAIRVIEW

SAINT JOSEPHVILLAGE / NAVY BASE

UPPERMAGSAYSAY

MIDDLE QUEZONHILL UPPERMARKET SUBDIVISION HOLYGHOSTPROPER M. ROXAS TEACHER'S CAMP CAMP HENRY I. ALLEN KAGITINGAN HOLYGHOSTEXTENSION LOWER GENERAL LUNA KAYANG HILLTOP BAGONGLIPUNAN

CAMPOFILIPINO KAYANG EXTENSION

QUEZON HILLPROPER

VICTORIA VILLAGE

SANLUIS VILLAGE

MALCOLMSQUARE UPPERGENERALLUNA AZCKO KABAYANIHAN PALMA-URBANO MRR- QUEEN OF PEACE RIZALMONUMENT HARRISON- CLAUDIO CARANTES SANROQUE VILLAGE LOURDES EXTENSION CITY CAMP CENTRAL SALUD MITRA CITY CAMP PROPER LOURDESSUBDIVISION PROPER LOWER LOURDES SUBDIVISION SESSION ROAD - GOVERNORPACK ROAD LOWER ROCK QUARRY

LUALHATI VILLAGE CABINET HILL / TEACHER'S CAMP PUCSUSAN

OUTLOOK DRIVE

MIDDLE ROCK QUARRY LOWER Q.M. GEN. AGUINALDO DOMINICANMIRADOR

UPPERROCK QUARRY

SOUTH DRIVE BURNHAM - LEGARDA

ENGINEER'S HILL

MARCOVILLEDPS

UPPERQ.M. MILITARY CUT - OFF

LUCNAB

FERDINAND ASIN STO. ROSARIOVALLEY

GREENWATER CAMP 8 BALSIGANPHIL-AM COMPOUND

COUNTRY CLUB STA. ESCOLASTICA VILLAGE

BGH COMPOUND

IMELDA R. MARCOS

HILLSIDE

BAKAKENGCENTRAL SANVICENTE

POLIWES

LOWER DAGSIAN GABRIELA SILANG SCOUT BARRIO UPPERDAGSIAN

HAPPY HALLOW

SLU-SVP HOUSING COOPERATIVE

BAKAKENGNORTE/SUR LOAKAN - LIWANAG

STO. TOMAS PROPER

DONTOGAN APUGANLOAKAN CAMP 7

LOAKAN PROPER

ATOK TRAIL STO. TOMAS SCHOOL AREA

FORTDELPILAR- PMA

BRGYS MAPPED IN AUTOCAD BAGUIO CITY BARANGAYS (YELLOW)

KIAS

Building Structures, Sewer Lines, Manholes and Service Taps

Water Quality Management Area (WQMA) Environmental Management Bureau-DENR

BALILI RIVER Class “A” River Should have BOD <= 5 MG/L

- among Top 10 Priority Rivers in the country

BRSRC-BALILI RIVER SYSTEM

REVITALIZATION COALITION

WAMD-CEPMO Sampling Points 21 20

19

17

18 16

15 14

9 13

8

7

5

3

12

11

6 10

2 4

1

BOD (mg/l) TREND: Dry season vs. Wet season BOD TREND (mg/L)Test Results (2003, 2005-2012) 21 Sampling Points (in Baguio Inland Waterways and at Balili River, Trinidad) Sampling Point No.

Location

2003 average

2005

2006

2008

2010

2011

2012

2005

2007

2009

2010

2011

2012

1st sem

12/29/06

3/27/08

3/10/10

4/20/11

5/8/12

2nd Sem

10/18/07

9/23/09

11/12/10

9/15/11

11/15/12

dry

dry

dry

dry+

dry+

dry+

wet

wet

wet+

wet+

wet+

wet+

2009 36 9 6

2010 2011 18 20 6 none 4 3

Sampling Point No.

1 2 3 4

Location Creek near Oval inside Teachers Camp End of Teachers Camp Creek End of Aurora Hill Creek Convergence of Aurora Hill (#2) & Teacher's Camp Creeks (#3)

5 Along M. Roxas Creek 6 End of Sumulong creek 7 Convergence of M. Roxas(#5) & Sumulong Creeks(#6) 8 Near intake facility No. 3 along M. Roxas Creek 9 End of M. Roxas Creek 10 Near intake facility No. 2 along slaughter creek; flow includes drainage from CBD from the Horseshoe Tunnel 11 Along Slaughter Creek after effluent from Slaughter house 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

End of Slaughter House Creek Convergence of point 9 and point 12 End of Ferguson Creek Convergence of point 13 and point 14 Near BSTP Entrance Before Bell Church, End of Magsaysay Creek End of Leonila Hill Creek Convergence of point 17 and point 18, start of Balili River

20 Hanging Bridge #3 Km. 3, La Trinidad 21 Hanging Bridge #4 Km. 4, La Trinidad

2003 363.75 129.75 127.25

2005 253.72 53.52 46.92

2006 118.42 41.67 33.82

2008 63.92 6.92 14.34

2010 127 15 23

2011 160 25 15

2012 78 18 11

2005 34.66 19.46 32.60

2007 43.25 9.01 10.32

127.50 132.00 315.75

57.75 84.75 228.50

32.60 55.82 188.33

11.35 27.01 73.61

16 34 292

23 32 346

14 31 189

28.13 33.08 83.66

8.66 13.36 67.50

186.50 168.75 159.75

175.50 161.00 105.17

99.56 105.18 664.45

31.31 14.73 9.80

157 none 50

229 none 38

46 19 59

67.66 54.16 30.92

27.66 18.87 23.37

270.50

336.00

604.66

352.33

501

399

263

129.66

339.00 313.50 284.25 120.50 230.50 196.75 193.00 80.25

536.50 202.00 186.00 61.00 75.50 114.50 99.50 34.34

464.79 171.06 410.75 188.47 307.35 254.53 209.50 38.72

433.81 409.49 179.92 24.95 88.75 38.46 25.16 13.27

419 302 146 none 133 none 107 7

533 455 215 none 204 none 127 12

276 316 348 288 65 220 160 9

124.00 92.00 74.25

48.20 84.24 73.83

173.51 194.69 107.38

41.46 45.29 -

97 93 58

113 95 68

150 2 44

6 19 ufl 9

7

2012 44 29 8

93

4 27 77

25 19 98

86 None 99

22 none 19

32 none 27

47 49 38

317.00

80

-

78

-

176.78 126.50 75.84 91.66 98.75 51.75 83.25 93.00

171.50 86.25 36.60 17.70 33.83 23.80 37.66 9.59

104 25 51 None 29 None 26 3

97 103 27 none 31 none 25 2

86 92 45 none 33 none 22 2

45 46 45 48 31 15

76.33 135.66 71.00

37.32 20.11 22.77

22 17 9

14 4 11

19 2 6

30 22 18

Effluent pipes from septic tank discharging into waterway

Small Scale BIOGAS Technology for waterway protection

Portable Biodigester Setup at the BSTP

Vermi-composting Training For waterway protection

City Environment & Parks Management Office (CEPMO)

BAGUIO HERITAGE FOUNDATION

LET’S WASH!  Ramon Magsaysay Elementary School

Awareness Activity

Magsaysay National High School

Waterway Protection Awareness Activity

Clean up Activities with Partners

2014 CONTINUING ACTIVITIES SALAKNIB TI WAIG PROGRAM Waterway Quality (BOD) monitoring

• 21 WAMD-BRSRC points within Balili River Basin • Galiano, Bued and Agno Catchment Areas

Waterway Dialogues (w/ Barangays & Partners)

•Adopt-an-Inland Waterway (currently 23 Adoptors for 29 barangays) •Waterway cleanup activities & Monitoring (IWD issuance) • Trainings (Piggeries: Vermi-composting, Biodigester)

Data Gathering & Waterway Protection

• BENECO-LGU Survey • Issuance of Notices & Compliance Monitoring • Preliminary Assessment/Identification of waterway encroachment in 7 barangays (by DPWH, DENR,

Thank You & MABUHAY!

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