PHASE 1A WATER TRANSMISSION LINE

Phase 1A is the first of several projects to improve the transmission system of the ARJWS Lake Hartwell Water Treatment Plant. This series of projects is necessary to correct some operational deficiencies, as well as allow for plant expansion and community growth in the future. Phase 1A will install about 14,000 feet of 48-, 42-, and 36-inch water transmission mains from the Lake Hartwell Water Treatment Plant to Clemson Boulevard/US-76. Several interesting aspects of this project are a crossing under the railroad, under Hembree Creek, and under Clemson Boulevard. This is the first step of several projects, and future phases will connect to this line. Construction began in April 2009 and the project is anticipated to be completed in March 2010.
PHASE 1B WATER TRANSMISSION LINE
Anderson Regional Joint Water System is a regional water utility located in Anderson, SC. We serve fourteen individual water districts in a two county region (Anderson and Pickens) that includes water service to approximately 200,000 citizens. The Phase IB Water Transmission Improvements will provide economic development opportunities in our region by constructing large water transmission mains and pump station expansions. The project consists of approximately 12,000 feet of 30-inch water transmission main beginning at the Phase IA transmission improvements and ending at the Clemson Reservoir/Clemson Booster Pump Station. The Phase IB improvements include a crossing of Lake Hartwell and Interstate 85, which are faster growing areas. Also included are upgrades and expansions to the High Service Pump Station, Clemson Booster Pump Station, and the Highview Booster Pump Station. This project is a continuation of a phased approach to provide more infrastructure for economic development in our region and to correct operational deficiencies. The Phase IB water transmission improvements increase ARJWS' ability to convey water from the water treatment plant to our two county service area.
Existing Transmission Line
Phase 1A Transmission Line
Phase 1B Transmission