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2023 Water Quality Report. We met or surpassed all regulatory water requirements. Read on... View All News.
The D-1 standard relates to ballast water exchange and requires ships to exchange at least 95% of the ballast water far from the coast. The D-2 standard covers approved ballast water treatment systems and states the maximum amount of viable organisms that can be discharged into the sea.
A Proactive, Aspirational & Achievable Vision for the City to Embrace Its Relationship with Water. The Water Plan seeks to: - Manage flood risks from tides, sea level rise, stormwater, storm surge & groundwater. - Guide development to protect ecologically sensitive areas.
20 lip 2023 · Public Works of the City of Charleston, SC (D.B.A. Charleston Water System) has resulted in the need for a quality standard for those systems being deeded to or constructed for Charleston Water System. The benefits of standardization for Charleston Water System include:
Charleston Water System is a public water and wastewater utility. We provide clean water services to greater Charleston. Formally known as the Commissioners of Public Works of the City of Charleston, SC, we're an independent utility governed by an elected Board of Commissioners.
The Convention includes two regulations that define ballast water management standards; Regulation D-1 addresses the Ballast Water Exchange standard and Regulation D-2 details the Ballast Water Performance standard towards treatment of ballast water using Type Approved Ballast Water Management System.
Prior to submitting for a City of Charleston building permit, the city strongly recommends that applicants contact Charleston Water System (CWS) to establish water and sewer service requirements.
