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Industrial users of Lapeer WWTP

Lapeer, Michigan · 6 industrial users on record · 5 sampled for PFAS · 1 above 12 ng/L PFOS

In short

Lapeer WWTP in Lapeer treats 1.17 MGD and receives process wastewater from 6 industrial users on record in its pretreatment programme, led by hospitals and public institutions (4) and metal finishing and plating (1). 1 are categorical users under federal pretreatment standards. 5 of them have been sampled for PFAS (82 samples, 2023–2024); 1 had a sample with PFOS above the 12 ng/L screening level.

PFAS sampling of the plant's industrial users

Users sampled
5
of 6 on record
Above 12 ng/L PFOS
1
27 of 82 PFOS samples
Highest PFOS sample
4,300 ng/L
Lapeer Plating & Plastics, Inc.
Latest sample
Dec 2024
82 samples in all

12 ng/L is Michigan’s surface water quality value for PFOS and the screening criterion of the initiative; 170 ng/L is the value for PFOA since July 2022. Both apply to what a treatment plant discharges to a river or lake, not to what a factory sends to the sewer. An industrial user above the level has not broken a limit: it is a source the receiving plant has to follow up with sampling, a reduction plan or pretreatment.

5 of 6 industrial users

#Industrial userIndustryTypeHighest PFOSLatest PFOSSamples
1Lapeer Plating & Plastics, Inc. · LapeerMetal finishing and platingCategorical4,300 ng/L358× · May 20234 ng/LDec 202478
2McLaren North · PetoskeyHospitals and public institutionsSignificant2 ng/LOct 20232 ng/LOct 20231
3Elite Cleanroom · LapeerOther industriesSignificantnot detectednot detectedOct 20231
4McLaren Lapeer Region · LapeerHospitals and public institutions—not sampled——
5Mclaren South · Mt PleasantHospitals and public institutionsSignificantnot detectednot detectedOct 20231
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Industrial users discharging to Lapeer WWTP, ordered by their highest PFOS sample; the first 5 of 6. Source: PFAS sampling reports that treatment plants file with EGLE under the IPP PFAS Initiative (MiEnviro Portal), extracted by Klarifi.

Industrial users by industry

IndustryIndustrial users
Hospitals and public institutions4
Metal finishing and plating1
Other industries1

The largest groups, from each user's NAICS code.

Industrial users of Lapeer WWTP: questions

  1. Which industries discharge to Lapeer WWTP?

    6 industrial users on record discharge process wastewater to Lapeer WWTP in Lapeer, most of them in hospitals and public institutions (4), metal finishing and plating (1), other industries (1). 1 are categorical users, subject to federal pretreatment standards for their industry.

  2. Has PFAS been found in wastewater sent to Lapeer WWTP?

    5 of the plant’s industrial users have been sampled for PFAS, 82 samples in 2023–2024. 1 had at least one sample with PFOS above the 12 ng/L screening level; the highest was 4,300 ng/L. The level is a surface water quality value, so a sample above it marks a source the plant has to follow up, not a violation by the company.

  3. What is an industrial pretreatment programme?

    Under the Clean Water Act a treatment plant that receives industrial wastewater has to control it at the source: it permits its significant industrial users, sets local limits, inspects and samples them, and reports to the state each year. The aim is to stop pollutants that pass through or disrupt the plant, or end up in its biosolids.

  4. How do I get the full list of industrial users for Lapeer WWTP?

    This page shows the first 5 of 6. The full list, with each user’s discharge flow, federal category, PFAS sampling history, source documents and contacts, is available with a free Klarifi account.

Industrial users: PFAS sampling reports that treatment plants file with EGLE under the IPP PFAS Initiative (MiEnviro Portal), extracted by Klarifi. Values are as reported by the receiving plant; a value shared by several compounds in one sample is read as the laboratory’s reporting limit and not counted as a detection. Spotted an error? Tell us and we correct it.

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