Taste and odor issue

Update – December 30:
Spartanburg Water has received ongoing questions and concerns regarding recent changes in the taste and odor of your drinking water. We understand how noticeable and unpleasant this can be, and we want you to know that our team is taking this issue very seriously.
Our operators and water quality professionals are working around the clock, using our Advanced Oxidation System and additional treatment methods to address elevated levels of MIB, a naturally occurring compound associated with algae, in our drinking water reservoirs. At this time, MIB levels in the reservoirs are higher than we have seen in recent years.
While we continue to investigate the cause of these elevated levels, we want to clearly reassure our customers: your drinking water remains safe and meets all regulatory standards.
Because treated water must move through hundreds of miles of pipes before reaching customers, we cannot provide a firm timeline for when the musty taste and odor will fully dissipate. However, we anticipate improvement as water continues to move through the distribution system.
Spartanburg Water is committed to providing safe, reliable, and high-quality drinking water. We appreciate your patience and understanding, and we thank you for trusting our team as we work diligently to address this issue.

Sewer Extension Projects

Sewer Extension Projects

Sewer Extension Projects

Spartanburg Water provides review services and assists with the applicable SCDHEC Delegated Reivew Program permitting process.

Delegated Review

The resources listed below are provided to assist developers, engineers and contractors with requirements related to sewer main extensions in Spartanburg Water's service area. We require all projects to adhere to the standards and requirements outlined in Spartanburg Water's Technical Specifications for Sanitary Sewer System Improvements, available below. Our Developers' Manual is a guide which outlines our extension policies and requirements related to design, permitting, administration, construction, inspection, release of taps and service connections.

Resources and Programs

Useful Information on Regulatory Agency Websites

Sewer Standard Construction Detail Drawings

The following details are provided to familiarize developers, contractors and engineers with Spartanburg Water typical design details or to assist in the preparation of plans. Any modifications to the details shown should be conveyed to the assigned Spartanburg Water Project Manager.

Related Standard Constuction Details

Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 1: Standard Precast Manhole
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 2: Standard Precast Manhole Joint Detail
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 3: Plan of Manhole Inverts
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 4: Standard Manhole Frame & Cover
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 5: Manhole Entrance "Boot"
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 6: Typical Outside Drop Manhole
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 7: Typical Inside Drop Manhole
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 8: Precast Manhole (Doghouse) Over Existing Sewer
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 9: Typical Concrete Collar Detail
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 10: DIP to HDPE Transition
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 11: Typical Trenching Detail
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 12: Improved Ditch Bedding Detail
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 13: Concrete Thrust Block
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 14: Sewer Force Main/Air Vacuum Valve and Manhole
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 15: Sanitary Sewer and Water Line/Storm Drain Crossing Detail
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 16: Service Line Tap to Manhole
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 17: Typical Sewer Service Connection
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 18: Table of Sanitary Sewer Tap Locations
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 19: Service Line Tap to Existing Sewer Line
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 20: Casing Pipe Bore and Jack Detail
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 21: Carrier Pipe Installation in Casing
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 22: Pipe Supported on Concrete Piers
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Construction Detail No. 23: Typical Pavement Repair Details

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Construction Detail No. 24a: Submersible Pump Station Valve Vault Detail

Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 24b: Submersible Pump Station Detail
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 24c: Pig Launcher for New Installations Detail
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 25: Hatch with Fall Protection Grating
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 26: Typical Pump Station Fencing
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 27a: Duplex Pump Station Electrical Rack and Awning Detail
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 27b: Duplex Pump Station Electrical Rack and Awning Detail
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 27c: Duplex Pump Station Electrical Rack and Awning Detail
Autocad | PDF Construction Detail No. 28: Two-Chamber Grease Trap (Interceptor)

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