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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNC0036196_Permit (Modification)_19900420NPDES DOCUNENT SCANNINO COVER SHEET NPDES Permit: NC0036196 Clark Creek WWTP Document Type: Permit Issuance Wasteload Allocation Authorization to Construct (AtC) Permit Modification - Complete File - Historical Engineering Alternatives (EAA) Correspondence Owner Name Change Instream Assessment (67b) Speculative Limits Environmental Assessment (EA) Document Date: April 20, 1990 Taxi's document in printed con. ireimise paper- - ixti.C61•1B el.71.ST ICCMtlerlt Cbill the re‘rertse *side IMIIISENGINEERS April 20, 1990 Tilj:rirq%Af 446,4,(6, 6 r/ 949.022.102 Mr. M. Dale Overcash, P.E. Division of Environmental Management NC Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resource Post Office Box 27687 Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Subject: Proposed Modification to NPDES Permit NC0036196, City of Newton, Catawba County Dear Mr. Overcash: APR 30 1990 to q WATER 'QUAL:TY SECTI-ON On March 30 we received from the City of Newton a copy of a March 12 letter from Dr. George T. Everett related to a proposed revision for subject Permit. Newton City Manager Richard L. French asked that we review the proposed Permit with representatives of the City and local industries on Thursday, April 5. The City and industry representatives had several questions concerning the Permit and directed me to contact you for resolution in accordance with Dr. Everett's letter. Unfortunately, I have been unable to do so by phone, and therefore would like herein to summarize their concerns as follows: figgiEgyy -APR 23 1990 DIV. OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENI Raleigh, NC 1. The new effluent limitations and monitoring requirements are attributed to "evaluation of recent pretreatment headworks information". Could you please supply specific references as to what data influenced the various additional limitations and monitoring requirements, what the basis of selecting these data might have been, and generally support why new extensive and costly monitoring programs are necessary for a facility that has achieved substantially continuous compliance with its Permit, and been cited by EPA for outstanding performance. 2. The additional monitoring requirements relate to chronic toxicity testing and to various metals for which "daily maximum" limits are to be imposed while testing is quarterly, weekly, or monthly. All of these pollutant parameters have apparently been computed in relationship to the statistical seven day -ten year low flow which is unrelated to the frequency criteria established for the monitoring. Is there some alternative frequency that might more realistically correspond to actual stream flow, or increased frequency to allow for statistical variations? Could you please elaborate on the selection of these criteria. 6525 Morrison Boulevard Charlotte, North Carolina 28211 704/365-2325 InifillSENGINEERS Page 2 Mr. M. Dale Overcash, P.E. April 20, 1990 3. What procedures are there for the City to appeal these proposed new effluent limitations? Of major concern is the fact that chronic toxicity, under the proposed new limits, becomes automatically a measure of permit compliance; and chronic toxicity is not a test for which replication or verification exists. Clark Creek effluent has not consistently passed chronic toxicity testing in recent trials, but extensive cooperative efforts are underway on the part of the City and its industries to identify those potential toxic substances which may have prompted the failure of the tests under the dilutions corresponding to the seven day -ten year low flow. While the City of Newton intends to comply with its NPDES Permit, it is their goal to have the Permit appropriately applicable to their situation, and those appeal routes available to assure the applicability of the Permit need be identified. 4. The City of Newton has for several years been engaged in the planning for expansion of the Clark Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant to meet the needs of all customers within the region served by this major facility. Substantially all capacity at the Plant has been committed to existing customers. Significant pressure exists to expand capacity to alleviate pollution problems in non-sewered areas and to accommodate normal growth throughout the region. A decision facing the City has been whether to double the 5.0 MGD Plant capacity at this time, or to limit the currently anticipated expansion to a 50 percent increase (a total 7.5 MGD at the site). Will the current NPDES effluent criteria apply to Plant expansions? The reported statistical low flow of Clark Creek has declined in recent years. Are there programs available to the City (a) to more closely monitor stream flow in an effort to achieve more realistic dilution standards, (b) to augment low flow conditions by providing on -stream storage, (c) to mitigate the negative impacts of the discharge by holding treated effluent during periods of low flow, or (d) other mitigating situations which you might suggest? What does the Division of Environmental Management anticipate for near and long term future limitation on water quality of discharges at the Clark Creek Treatment Plant site? These matters might more appropriately be discussed orally, and we would gladly do so if an appropriate mutually agreeable time might be identified. In the interim, the City recognizes your authority to make NPDES Permit UUiiiiSENGINEERS Page 2 Mr. M. Dale Overcash, P.E. April 20, 1990 modifications and therefore requests that only those modifications that are unquestionably appropriate be imposed. We would sincerely appreciate early contact from you relative to these vital issues. Yours very truly, WILLIS ENGINEERS e`-- - C. A. WiHis, P.E. CAW/jcg cc: Mr. Richard L. French Mr. Dwight E. Wilson, Sr. Dr. George T. Everett / Mooresville Regional Office, DEM State of North Carolina Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources Division of Environmental Management 512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611 James G. Martin, Governor George T. Everett, Ph. D. William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director March 12, 1990 Mr. Richard French City of Newton PO Box 550 Newton, NC 28658 Subject: Modification to NPDES Permit No. NC0036196 City of Newton Catawba County Dear Mr. French: The 40 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 122 Subpart D - Transfer, Modification, Revocation and Reissuance, and Termination of Permits allows the Director of the Division of Environmental Management to reopen and modify NPDES permits, when necessary. More specifically, 40 CFR Part 122.62 (a) (6) states that an NPDES permit may be modified to include an applicable 307(a) toxic effluent standard or prohibition. The Division has recently determined that it is necessary to reopen the subject permit to add effluent limitations for cadmium, chromium, nickel, lead, cyanide, mercury, and chronic toxicity. A monitoring requirement for silver has also been added to the subject permit. The decision to incorporate these new effluent limitations and monitoring requirements is based upon an evaluation of recent pretreatment headworks information submitted to the Division by the City of Newton. Therefore, effluent pages for the subject permit have been modified to reflect these changes and are enclosed. A copy of the subject permit is enclosed for your review. Please submit comments to the Division of Environmental Management before April 9, 1990. The Division will publish our intent to reissue the permit on May 1, 1990, and it will be scheduled to issue June 15, 1990. If you have any questions concerning this permit modification, please contact Mr. Dale Overcash at telephone number (919) 733-5083. Si George T erett cc: Permit File Mooresville Regional Office Pollution Prevention Pays P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone 919-733-7015 An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer WILLIS ENGINEERS Copper Date :Influent :Effluent :I Removal: Influent : 1985 Totals Average 1986 Totals Average 1987 Totals Average 1988 Totals Average • 5.4080 : 0.3863 : 19 8.5490 : 0.5343 : • 3.7660 : 0.3424 : 5.7320 : 0.2730 : 1.1240 : 10.8231 : 0.0803 : 0.7731 : 19 • 0.3470 : 0.0248 : 2.6650 : 10.7373 : 6.5520 : 0.1666 0.6711 : 0.4095 : 1.6610 : 5.9791 : 2.2710 : 0.1510 : 0.5436 : 0.2271 : • 3.3740 : 8.717 : 0.1406 1 0.459 : 2.2293 : 0.1062 : Enron:us Nickel Effluent :I Reaoval: Influent : Effluent :I Removal: • 0.0683 : 9.6508 : 0.4010 : 0.2640 : 0.0049 : 0.7424 : 0.0286 : 0.0189 : ILI : 0.4540 : 12.2994 : 4.5120 : 0.7640 : 0.0284 : 0.7687 : 0.2E120 : 0.0478 : • 0.2860 : 6.4561 : 2.7150 : 0.9230 : 0.0286 : 0.7173 : 0.3017 : 0.1026 : • • 1.0478 : 11.5446 : 4.5553 : 1.9450 : 0.0437 : 0.6076 : 0.2169 : 0.0810 : 949.022 CLARK CREEK DATA, SUMMARY Iinc Influent : Effluent :X Re:loyal: 5.0367 : 0.4197 : 5.5741 : 0.4645 : 1 4.7070 0.5886 : • 7.8902 : 0.4641 : • 2.8290 : 0.2021 : 8 : 1.0100 : 0.0721 : 111 : 2.1600 : 0.4780 : 0.1350 1 0.0299 : • 1.3490 : 0.1226 : 0.4930 : 0.0448 : 0.8590 : 0.0358 : • 9.6335 : 0.7410 : 11.5907 1 0.7244 : 6.8654 : 0.6241 : • 13.5648 : 0.6782 : Lead Cadslua Iron . . . Influent : Effluent :I Renoval: Influent : Effluent :I Removal:Influent :Effluent :I Removal: . . 0.2030 : 0,0338 : : 0.0990 : 0.0198 : 5- 1.9980 : 0.7090 : 0.1427 : 0.0506 : 0.5550 : 0.3660 : 0.0555 : 0.0366 : 1.1670 : 0.5510 : 0.0584 : 0.0240 : • 2.2753 : 0.5688 : • 6.3185 : 0.5744 : • • 3.4156 : 0.3416 : • • 7.7778 : 0.4861 : 0.0000 : 0.0000 : 0.0000: 0.0000: 0.5144 : 0.0782 : 0.0322 : 0.0049 : • 0.1540 : 0.0171 : • • 0.4770 : 0.0251 : : 0.0000: 0.0000: : 0.0000: 0.0000: ! 2.6416 : 8.1810 : 1.3780 : 5.4690 1 0.2201 1.0226 : 0.1723 : 0.6836 : 0.1340 : 1.4561 : 1.8610 : 0.0149 : 0.1618 : 0.9305 : • 0.1660 : 1.0348 : 0.0000 : 0.0075 : 0.0609 : 0.0000 : 0.2080 : 1.7719 : 0.1040 0.8859 : 0.0000 : • • • • 28-Dec-138 'o. MILLIS EXSINEERS 949.022 CLARK CREEK DATA, 1985-1986 Copper Chromium Nickel Zinc Lead Cadmium Iron Date :Influent :Effluent s% Removal: Influent : Effluent :% Removal: Influent 1 Effluent :% Removal: Influent : Effluent :I Removal: Influent Effluent :I Removal: Influent t Effluent :% Removal:Influent :Effluent Removal: 03/17/85 : 0.5520 : 0.1610 1 0.708 : 0.0270 : 0.0050 : 0.815 : 0.0560 : 0.0410 : 0.268 : 0.3880 : 0.1780 : 0.541 : • . • . : . . : 04/23/85 : 0.6640 : 0.1020 : 0.846 : 0.0100 : 0.0140 : i 0.0210 : 0.0320 : : 0.1910 : 0.3450 : . : : : : 04/30/85 : 0.4120 : 0.1050 : 0.745 : 0.0120 t 0.0060 : 0.500 : 0.0220 : 0.0190 : 0.136 : 0.1430 : 0.0800 : 0.441 t : • . : : : • 05/08/65 : 0.3090 : 0.0980 : 0.683 : 0.0190 : 0.0070 : 0.632 : 0.0280 : 0.0120 : 0.571 : 0.2210 1 0.0660 : 0.701 : • . • . : . 05/14/85 : 0.2490 : 0.1020 : 0.590 : 0.0080 : 0.0080 : 0.000 : 0.0440 : 0.0530 t : 0.1670 : 0.0730 s 0.563 : : : : : : 05/20/85 : 0.7670 : 0.1110 : 0.855 : 0.0450 : 0.0030 : 0.933 1 0.0310 : 0.0090 : 0.710 : 0.2400 : 0.0260 : 0.692 : . . . : 07/12/85 : 0.4680 : 0.0520 : 0.876 : 0.0470 : 0.0020 : 0.957 : 0.0380 : 0.0160 : 0.579 : 0.2950 : 0.0260 2 0.912 : : : • . . s : 07/17/85 : 0.2960 : 0.0960 : 0.676 : 0.0550 : 0.0003 : 0.995 : 0.0250 : 0.0030 : 0.880 : 0.1460 : 0.0460 : 0.685 : 0.1000 : 0.0100 : 0.900 : : : : 07/22/85 : 0.7760 : 0.0930 : 0.880 : 0.0250 : 0.0020 : 0.920 : 0.0510 : 0.0140 : 0.725 : 0.3070 : 0.0140 : 0.954 : 0.0200 : 0.0130 : 0.350 : : : • . : 07/29/85 : 0.1710 : 0.0490 : 0.713 : 0.0190 : 0.0030: 0.842 : 0.0150 : 0.0080 : 0.467 : 0.1420 : 0.0240 : 0.831 2 0.0110 t 0.0040 : 0.636 2 : : : 08/05/85 : 0.1930 : 0.0490 : 0.746 : 0.0250 : 0.0050 : 0.800 : 0.0260 : 0.0230 : 0.115 : 0.1840 : 0.0440 : 0.761 : 0.0360 : 0.0220 : 0.389 : • . : : • 08/13/85 : 0.2950 1 0.0670 : 0.773 : 0.0270 : 0.0060 : 0.778 : 0.0220 : 0.0150 : 0.318 : 0.1760 : 0.0410 : 0.767 : . : : : s 08/19/85 : 0.1370 : 0.0070 : 0.949 : 0.0160 : 0.0030 : 0.813 : 0.0100 : 0.0090 : 0.100 : 0.1180 : 0.0170 : 0.656 : 0.0160 : : : . 08/26/85 : 0.1190 1 0.0260 : 0.782 : 0.0120 : 0.0040 : 0.667 : 0.0120 : 0.0100 : 0.167 : 0.1110 : 0.0300 : 0.730 : 0.0200 : 0.0500 : : • . : : : : : : : : : . : : : : : : : • • . • TOTALS : 5.4080 : 1.1240 : 10.8231 : 0.3470 : 0.0683 : 9.6508 : 0.4010 : 0.2640 : 5.0367 : 2.8290 : 1.0100 : 9.6335 : 0.2030 : 0.0990 : 2.2753 : 0.0000 1 0.0000 : : 0.0000 : 0.0000 AVERAGE : 0.3863 : 0.0803 : 0.7731 : 0.0248 : 0.0049 : 0.7424 : 0.0286 : 0.0189 : 0.4197 : 0.2021 : 0.0721 : 0.7410 : 0.0338 : 0.0198 : 0.3688 : 0.0000 : 0.0000 : : 0.0000 : 0.0000 : : • 01/06/86 t 0.4090 : 0.2030 : 0.504 : 0.0130 : 0.0040 : 0.692 : 0.0080 : 0.0070 : 0.125 : 0.1180 : 0.0230 t 0.805 : : : : 0.0060 : 0.0040 : 0.333 : 0.7080 : 0.1830 : 0.742 : 01/15/86 : 0.7520 : 0.2240 : 0.695 : 0.0420 : 0.0180 : 0.571 : 0.0120 : 0.0100 : 0.167 : 0.0990 1 0.0280 : 0.717 2 0.0230 : 0.0190 : 0.174 : 0.0020 : 0.0030 : : 0.2030 : 0.1460 : 0.281 : 01/20/86 : 0.5080 : 0.2030 : 0.600 : 0.0080 :( 0.0010 : 0.875 : 0.0170 i 0.0080 : 0.529 : 0.1060 2 0.0150 2 0.858 : 0.0670 : 0.0350 : 0.478 1 0.0030 : 0.0030 : 0.000 : 1.0700 1 0.0570 : 0.947 2 01/29/86 : 1.3330 : 0.3330 : 0.750 : 0.0490 : 0.0090 : 0.816 : 0.0180 : 0.0170 : 0.056 : 0.1280 : 0.0270 s 0.789 : 0.0150 : 0.0170 2 2 0.0030 : 0.0040 : : 0.9950 : 0.1050 : 0.894 : 07/15/86 2 0.3890 : 0.1330 : 0.656 : 0.1140 : 0.0220 : 0.807 : 0.0130 : 0.0140 : . 0.1220 : 0.0290 : 0.762 : 0.1060 : 0.1170 : : 0.0010 : 0.0020 : $ 08/14/86 : 0.2940 : 0.0900 : 0.694 : 1.0500 : 0.0960 : 0.909 : 0.1750 : 0.0130 : 0.926 : 0.1940 : 0.0320 : 0.835 : 0.2010 : 0.0470 : 0.766 : 0.0004 : 0.0002 : 0.500 : 3.6100 : 0.2050 : 0.943 : 08/20/86 : 0.4030 : 0.1040 : 0.742 : 0.0340 : 0.0050 : 0.053 : 0.0330 : 0.0270 : 0.182 t 0.1640 1 0.0340 : 0.793 : 0.0520 : 0.0210 : 0.596 : 0.0030 2 0.0020 2 0.333 : : : 08/27/86 : 0.5560 : 0.1170 t 0.790 : 0.0210 : 0.0060 : 0.714 : 0.0460 : 0.0170 : 0.646 : 0.1180 : 0.0300 : 0.746 1 0.0220 : 0.0170 : 0.227 : 0.0030 : 0.0030 : 0.000 : : • 09/04/86 : 0.4480 : 0.1550 : 0.654 : 0.7680 : 0.0230 : 0.970 : 0.1210 : 0.1750 : : 0.1500 : 0.0270 : 0.820 : 0.0830 : 0.0080 : 0.904 : 0.0030 : 0.0020 : 0.333 : • . 09/10786 : 0.2770 : 0.1060 : 0.617 : 0.0810 : 0.0200 : 0.753 : 0.0440 : 0.0410 : 0.068 : 0.1200 : 0.0400 : 0.667 : 0.0140 : 0.0320 : : 0.0010 : 0.0020 : : 09/17/86 : 0.4830 : 0.1330 t 0.725 : 0.1570 : 0.0220 : 0.860 : 0.0760 : 0.0280 : 0.632 : 0.2540 : 0.0440 : 0.827 : 0.1250 : 0.0070 2 0.944 : 0.0030 : 0.0030 : 0.000: : 09/30/66 : 0.5520 : 0.1980 : 0.641 : 0.0630 : 0.0160 : 0.714 : 0.0830 : 0.0500 : 0.398 : 0.1210 : 0.0350 : 0.711 : 0.0140 : 0.0070 : 0.500 : 0.0040 : 0.0040 1 0.000 1 . : • 10/08/86 : 0.7190 : 0.1290 : 0.821 : 0.1310 : 0.0540 : 0.588 : 0.0300 : 0.0580 : : 0.0020 : 0.0020 : 0.000: 0.9190 : 0.0710 : 0.923 : 0.4620 : 0.0270 : 0.942 : 0.0310 : 0.0150 : 0.516 s 10/16/66 : 0.5980 : 0.1770 : 0.704 : 3.0200 : 0.0830 : 0.973 : 1.1100 : 0.1060 : 0.905 : 0.1330 : 0.0370 2 0.722 : 0.0570 : 0.0110 : 0.807 : 0.0030 : 0.0030 : 0.000 : 0.7450 : 0.3230 : 0.564 : 11/25/66 : 0.4190 : 0.1740 : 0.585 : 0.9290 : 0.0170 : 0.982 : 2.7000 : 0.1560 : 0.942 : 0.1290 2 0.0320 : 0.752 : . : : 0.0050 : 0.0040 : 0.200 t : s 12/15/86 : 0.4090 : 0.1810 : 0.557 : 0.0720 : 0.0560 2 0.222 2 0.0240 : 0.0370 : . 0.2020 : 0.0430 : 0.787 : 0.3000 2 0.3000 : 0.000 : 0.0120 : 0.0120 t 0.000 : 0.8190 : 0.3420 : 0.562 : : . . . : . : . : : : . . : . . : : : : TOTALS : 8.5490 : 2.6650 : 10.7373 : 6.5520 : 0.4540 : 12.2994 : 4.5120 : 0.7640 : 5.5741 : 2.1600 : 0.4780 : 11.5907 : 1.9980 : 0.7090 : 6.3105 2 0.5144 : 0.0782 : 2.6416 : 8.1810 : 1.3780 : 5.4690 : AVERAGE : 0.5343 : 0.1666 : 0.6711 : 0.4095 : 0.0284 : 0.7687 : 0.2820 : 0.0478 : 0.4645 : 0.1350 : 0.0299 : 0.7244 : 0.1427 : 0.0506 : 0.5744 : 0.0322 2 0.0049 : 0.2201 : 1.0226 : 0.1723 1 0.6836 : 28-Dec-88 PAGE 1 WILLIS ENGINEERS 949.022 CLARK CREEK DATA, 1987 Copper Chromium Nickel lint Lead Cadmium Iron Date :Influent :Effluent :I Removal: Influent : Effluent :I Removal: Influent : Effluent :I Removal: Influent : Effluent :I Removal: Influent 1 Effluent :I Removal: Influent : Effluent :I Removal:Influent :Effluent :I Removal: 02/13/87 : 0.4770 : 0.2540 : 0.468 : 0.0490 : 0.0700 : • . • . : 0.1430 : 0.0710 : 0.503 : 0.0450 : 0.0370 : 0.178 :< 0.0500 ;< 0.0500 : 0.000 : • • 03/13/87 : 0.4110 : 0.1300 : 0.684 : 0.0470 : 0.0120 : 0.745 : 0.2400 : 0.3140 : : 0.1330 : 0.670 : 0.590 : 0.0630 2 0.0070 : 0.8119 : 0.0090 : 0.0060 : 0.333 05/28/87 : 0.2890 : 0.1770 : 0.389 : . . . . : 0.1380 : 0.0270 : 0.790 : . . : 0.0190 : 0.0040 : 0.709 : 0.9910 : 0.0780 : 0.921 : 06/05/8/ : 0.3750 : 0.1230 : 0.672 : 0.1040 : 0.0230 : 0.779 : 0.0790 : 0.0280 : 0.646 : 0.1220 : 0.0380 : 0.689 : 0.1200 : 0.0700 : 0.417 : . . • . : 07/22/87 : 0.3510 : 0.1540 : 0.561 : 0.1120 :( 0.0500 : 0.554 : 0.2310 :( 0.0500 : 0.784 : 0.0850 :( 0.0500 : 0.412 :< 0.1000 :< 0.1000 : 0.000 :< 0.0100 :( 0.0100 : 0.000 08120/07 : 0.2910 : 0.1760 : 0.395 . 0.0930 : 0.0200 : 0,785 : 0.0720 : 0.0550 : 0.236 : 0.1410 : 0.0490 : 0.652 : 0,0600 : 0.0100: 0.1333 : 0.0060: 0.0040 : 0.333 : t 09/16/87 : 0.2400 : 0.1700 : 0.292 :( 0.0500 :( 0.0500 : 0.000 :( 0.0500 :( 0.0500 : 0.000 : 0.1000 1 0.0600 : 0.400 :( 0.1000 :( 0.1000 : 0.000 :< 0.0300 1( 0.0300 : 0.000 : 0.8700 1 0.1300 : 0.851 : 09/24/07 : 0.31340 : 0.1290 : 0.664 : 1.4900 : 0.0150 : 0.990 : 1.4000 : 0.2800 : 0.800 : 0.1030 : 0.0340 : 0.670 : 0.0210 : 0.0060 : 0.714 :< 0.0100 :( 0.0100 : 0.000: 10/14/87 : 0.2800 : 0.0900 : 0.679 : 0.1400 : 0.0300 : 0.786 : 0.2300 : 0.1100 : 0.522 : 0.1300 : 0.0300 : 0.769 :( 0.0100 :( 0.0100 : 0.000 :< 0.0100 10 0.0100 : 0.000 : 11/19/117 : 0.2400 : 0.1200 : 0.500 : 0.0800 :( 0.0100 : 0.875 : 0.3400 : 0.0200 : 0.941 : 0.1400 : 0.0400 : 0.714 : 0.0100 :( 0.0100 : 0.000 :< 0.0100 :< 0.0100 : 0.000: 12/09/87 : 0.4280 : 0.1380 : 0.678 : 0.1060 : 0.0060 : 0.943 : 0.0730 : 0.0160 : 0.781 : 0.1080 : 0.0350 : 0.676 : 0.0260 1 0.0160 : 0.385 : : : : : . • • • • TOTALS : 3.7660 : 1.6610 : 5.9791 : 2.2710 : 0.21360 : 6.4561 1 2.7150 : 0.9230 : ▪ 4.7090 : 1.3490 : 0.4930 : 6.8654 : ▪ 0.5550 1 0.3660 : ▪ 3.4156 : • 0.1540 : 0.1340 : 1.4561 : 1.8610 : 0.2080 : 1.7719 : AVE006E : 0.3424 : 0.1510 : 0.5436 : 0.2271 ; 0.0286 : 0.7173 : 0.3017 : 0.1026 : 0.5886 : 0.1226 : 0.0448 : 0.6241 : 0.0555 : 0.0366 : 0.3416 : 0.0171 : 0.0111 : 0.1618 : 0.9305 : 0.1040 : 0.8859 : 28-0ec-88 PAGE 2 WILLIS ENS1REERS 949.022 CLARK CREEK DATA, 1988 , Copper • Chromium • Nickel • X Zinc • Lead • Cadmium Iron Date :Influent :Effluent a Removal: Influent : Effluent a Removal' Influent : Effluent Removal: influent : Effluent a Removal: Influent Effluent a Removal:.Influent Effluent a Resovalanfluent :Effluent a Removals • 01/06/88 1 0.1800 : 0.1190 : 0.339 : 0.0140 s 0.0040m 0.714 : 0.0250 : 0.0160 : 0.360 s 0.0940 1 0.0310 : 0.670 : 0.0150 : 0.0130 : 0.133 : : • . 02/03/88 : 0.3880 : 0.1610 : 0.585 : 0.1050 : 0.0040 : 0.962 : 0.5220 : 0.1610 : 0.692 : 0.1070 : 0.0210 : 0.804 : 0.0210 : 0.0150 : 0.286 : 0.0030 : 0.0040 03/09/68 1 0.1800 : 0.1780 : 0.011 : 0.0680 1( 0.0050 s 0.926 : 0.0440 : 0.0450 : : 0.0880 : 0.0300 : 0.659 : 0.0150 s 0.0170 s :( 0.0050 :( 0.0050 : 0.000 : t : • . . 04/28/88 : 0.2030 : 0.1470 : 0.276 : 0.1140 : 0.0390 t 0.658 : 0.1370 : 0.1600 : :( 0.0050 :( 0.0050 : 0.000 : 0.0500 : 0.0060 : 0.880 : 0.0200 : 0.0190 : 0.030 05/18/88 : 0.2390 : 0.1420 : 0.406 : 0.0330 : 0.0040 $ 0.879 : 0.0450 : 0.0270 : 0.400 : 0.1100 : 0.0330 : 0.700 : 0.0150 : 0.0120 : 0.200 : 0.0040 : 0.0040 : 0.000 : : : 06/06/88 : 0.4170 : • . . 0.0340 : : : 0.9300 : : 0.1350 : : . 0.0300 : t : 0.0060 500/50 : : 0.1200 : : : 0.0060 1 s 0.0620 : : : 0.0290 : % : 0.0200 s s :( 0.0050 : : t • . • 100/50 : : 0.1250 : : :( 0.0050 : : : 0.0650 ; : : 0.0300 : :( 0.0050 : : : 0.0050 1 • . : : • -06/09/88: • . • • : : : : : : : : : : : 1 : 500/50 : : 0.1660 : : : 0.0210 : . • : 0.0270 : :( 0.0050 : : 0.0860 : . : : 0.0250 : t : : • . • 100/50 : : 0.1750 : : : 0.0200 t : : 0.0950 : : : 0.0300 : : s 0.0450 : : :( 0.0050 : . t t 06/13/88 : 0.2860 : 0.1230 : 0.570 : 0.0190 :( 0.0050 : 0.737 : 0.0510 : 0.0420 : 0.176 t 0.1380 : 0.0260 : 0.812 : 0.0280 : 0.0150 t 0.464 :( 0.0050 :( 0.0050 : 0.000 : : : • .06/17/88 : 0.2320 : 0.1290 : 0.444 : 0.0110 :( 0.0050 : 0.545 s 0.5190 % 0.0420 : 0.919 : 0.1340 1 0.0300 : 0.776 : 0.0400 : 0.0300 : 0.250 :( 0.0050 :( 0.0050: 0.000 : : . • 4/27/88 : 0.4200 : 0.1350 : 0.679 : 0.0500 :( 0.0050 : 0.900 : 0.2050 : 0.1750 : 0.146 : 0.1550 : 0.0350 : 0.774 : 0.0350 : 0.0150 : 0.571 :( 0.0050 :( 0.0050 : 0.000 : : • . : 4'06/30/88 : 0.2450 : 0.1650 : 0.327 :( 0.0050 :( 0.0050 : 0.000 : 0.1850 : 0.1400 : 0.243 : 0.1500 : 0.0450 : 0.700 : 0.5600 : 0.1000 : 0.821 : 0.3300 :( 0.0050 $ 0.185 : : • . : 07/13/88 : 0.3700 : 0.1450 : 0.608 : 0.0150 :( 0.0050 : 0.667 : 0.0600 1 0.0800 : t 0.1400 : 0.0450 : 0.679 : 0.0200 : 0.0050 : 0.750 : 0.0050 :( 0.0050 : 0.000 t : • . : 08/09/68 : 0.3450 : 0.2000 : 0.420 : 0.1800 :( 0.0100 : 0.944 : 0.0613 : 0.0200 : 0.674 : 0.2200 : 0.0300 : 0.864 : 0.0450 1 0.0050 : 0.889 :( 0.0050 :( 0.0050 : 0.000: : 09/05/88 : 0.1650 : 0.0600 : 0.636 : 0.0300 :( 0.0100 : 0.667 : 0.1100 : 0.0450 : 0.591 : 0.1800 : 0.0300 : 0.833 : 0.0300 :( 0.0100 : 0.667 :( 0.0100 :( 0.0100 : 0.000 :Toxicity :Passed 09/06/88 : 0.2400 : 0.0600 : 0.750 :( 0.0100 I( 0.0100 1 0.000 : 0.0650 : 0.0300 : 0.538 : 0.1600 : 0.0400 : 0.750 : 0.0300 : 0.0400 : :( 0.0150 :( 0.0150 : 0.000 : • 09/07/88 : 0.1450 : 0.0700 : 0.517 : 0.0100 :( 0.0100 : 0.000 : 0.0600 : 0.0450 t 0.250 : 0.1400 : 0.0450 t 0.679 : . : . . • . :Toxicity :Passed 1 • 10/18/88 : 0.3650 : 0.1150 : 0.685 : 0.0123 : 0.0113 : 0.081 : 0.3130 : 0.1630 : 0.479 : 0.1350 : 0.0350 : 0.741 : 0.0350 : 0.0200 : 0.429 :( 0.0130 :( 0.0130 1 0.000 : : ' 10/19/88 : 0.2280 : 0.1980 : 0.132 : 0.4650 : 0.1900 : 0.591 : 0.1550 : 0.1300 : 0.161 : 0.1430 : 0.0330 : 0.769 : 0.0480 : 0.0150 : 0.688 :( 0.0130 :( 0.0130 : 0.000 : : : • 10/20/88 : 0.1430 : 0.1530 : : 0.1230 : 0.5800 : : 0.0900 : 0.0900 : 0.000: 0.1150 : 0.0330 : 0.713 : 0.0200 : 0.0050 : 0.750 :( 0.0130 :( 0.0130 : 0.000 : : • 11/17/88 : 0.4280 : 0.1750 : 0.591 : 0.2030 : 0.0330 : 0.837 : 0.4000 : 0.1330 : 0.668 : 0.1800 : 0.0730 : 0.594 : 0.0300 : 0.0300 : 0.000 :( 0.0070 :( 0.0070 : 0.000 : : : • 12/06/88 : 0.2850 : 0.1300 : 0.544 : 0.0880 : 0.0480 : 0.455 : 0.1600 : 0.0480 : 0.700 : 0.1040 : 0.0500 : 0.519 :( 0.0500 :( 0.0500 : 0.000 :( 0.0050 :( 0.0050 : 0.000 : : • . : 12/09/68 : 0.2280 : 0.1830 : 0.191 : 0.6400 :( 0.0125 1 0.980 : 0.4180 1 0.0450 : 0.892 : 0.1550 : 0.0730 : 0.529 :( 0.0500 : 0.0530 : : 0.0080 : 0.0080 : 0.000 : : • . : : • . : . : . : : : • . : . : : • TOTALS : 5.7320 : 3.3740 : 8.717 : 2.2293 : 1.0478 : 11.5446 : 4.5553 : 1.9450 : 7.8902 : 2.7880 : 0.8590 : 13.5648 : 1.1670 t 0.5510 : 7.7778 t 0.4770 : 0.1660 : 1.0348 : 0.0000 : 0.0000 : AVERASE s 0.2730 : 0.1406 : 0.459 : 0.1062 : 0.0437 1 0.6076 : 0.2169 : 0.0810 : 0.4641 : 0.1328 : 0.0358 : 0.6782 : 0.0584 : 0.0240 : 0.4861 : 0.0251 : 0.0075 : 0.0609 : 0.0000 : 0.0000: 28-Dec-88 PAGE 1 NPDES WASTE LOAD ALLOCATION PERMIT NO.: NCO() 36 I % FACILITY NAME: Obi a ALIA/Int - afrt CAA- CJ Gyre Facility Status: Cre'rhitik Permit Status: Ree,Eorw- ,/ Major Minor Pipe No.: 00 / Design Capacity: 5.0 A/649 Domestic (% of Flow): IV. / Afretc. •c.. Industrial (% of Flow): 5:5: 9 7, ‘Z/46.s7111:41 Comments: ver_ RECEIVING STREAM: dmcAtc. Class: Sub-Basin: -030/3S Reference USGS Quad: C f (please attach) County: C.41:404 A Regional Office: Moareiv/A_ Requested by: Prepared by: Reviewed b Date: Date: Date: (9-PCDP Modeler Date Rec. # -A411/ /°/23/JP9 2 9 I 9 Drainage Area (mi2 ) 9.3 Avg. Streamflow (cfs): 7Q10 (cfs) 6 Winter 7Q10 (cfs) /0 30Q2 (cfs) Toxicity Limits: TWC S6 % Instream Monitoring: Parameters Cate"%delow-' Acu hronic Upstream Location shi/t. Rod 2 0 / Downstream Y Location Air. A.4./ toa Characteristics citeristics A 1 .I, 14)( MI ti Ai e.44.; 1 A (toiy, I. r (wq) ekow:voi (vjA) Pl• ° 64) Ahdes/ 63.A) /54 .0 (6,) 9) 461 (al,t) / is 0 , zim. ( , 5 A) 1 if-fi7/ - d ..., Mac,- ( (311) Lffiva- 1,...„,, a /7'i (a /6 t w eilivg./F 44.-i,/aei.i• 7 , S , Comments: gurfAv, Ae4Efic.„;4 'tete,' 1414VLrgit•R" h*fruh 001 owfoligvi44 etr Is an i.€4.41 44Stet cn, ticw ow- rt,v4.1 rm.-4.4,10- 4 kfffric, RECEIVED Pant ENVIRONMENTAL AWIASENIEim um 26 maquest No.: ZA WASTELOAD ALLOdATION Ampap FORM Facility Name: NPDES No.: Type of Waste: Status: Receiving Stream: Classification: Subbasin: County: Regional Office: Requestor: Date of Request: Quad: E14NW EFFLUENT LIMITS Cadmium Chromium Nickel Lead Cyanide Mercury CITY OF gEWTON-CLARK NC0036196 55.9% INDUSTRIAL/ EXISTING CLARK CREEK 030835 CATAWBA MR0 REOPENER 10/23/89 Daily max. CLAUSE CREEK WWTP 44.1% DOMESTIC Drainage Summer Winter Average & MONITORING (ug/l): 3.50 (WQ) (ug/l): 89.00 (WQ) (ug/l): 156.00 (WQ) (ug/l): 44.00 (WQ) (ug/1): 8.90 (WQ) (ug/1): 0.02 (WQ) area: 29.300 sq mi 7Q10: 6.00 cfs 7Q10: 10.00 cfs flow: 35.00 cfs 30Q2: cfs IWC: 56% Zinc (ug/1): Silver (ug/l): Copper (ug/l): monitor monitor monitor Toxicity Testing Req.: Quarterly Chronic/Ceriodaphnia @ 56% MONITORING Upstream (Y/N): Y Location: STATE ROAD 2014 Downstream (Y/N): Y Location: STATE ROAD 2012 COMMENTS REOPENING THE NPDES PERMIT TO REFLECT THE ABOVE EFFLUENT LIMITS AND MONITORING CHANGES IS RECOMMENDED BASED ON NEW OR REVISED PRETREATMENT HEADWORKS INFORMATION. (SEE ATTACHED MEMO). RECOMMEND INSTREAM MONITORING FOR CADMIUM. Recommended by: R. Altet.. Date: /1/41/40 Reviewed by Instream Assessment: Regional Supervisor: 7.)%17 Yl&ylk -;JS.44t1 Permits & Engineering: WQ Section Chief: ("— RETURN TO TECHNICAL SERVICES BY: Date: Date: • Date: Date: FEi SO 1990 .8/89 E cna 0 Facility Name ii4Ahlrif ceovtaAJT/ Permit # A./G 00.3g/9.4. CHRONIC TOXICITY TESTING REQUIREMENT (QRTRLY) The effluent discharge shall at no time exhibit chronic toxicity in any two consecutive toxicity tests, using test procedures outlined in: 1.) The North Carolina Ceriodaphnia chronic effluent bioassay procedure (North Carolina Chronic Bioassay Procedure - Revised *June 1988) or subsequent versions. The effluent concentration at which there may be no observable inhibition of reproduction or significant mortality is ST % (defined as treatment two in the North Carolina procedure document). The permit holder shall perform quarterly monitoring using this procedure to establish compliance with the permit condition. The first test will be performed after thirty days from issuance of this permit during the months of VIA) fee AMR-- . Effluent sampling for this testing shall be performed at the NPDES permitted final effluent discharge below all treatment processes. All toxicity testing results required as part of this pem-iit condition will be entered on the Effluent Discharge Monitoring Form (MR-1) for the month in which it was performed, using the parameter code TGP3B. Additionally, DEM Form AT-1 (original) is to be sent to the following address: Attention: Environmental Sciences Branch North Carolina Division of Environmental Management P.O. Box 27687 Raleigh, N.C. 27611 Test data shall be complete and accurate and include all supporting chemical/physical measurements performed in association with the toxicity tests, as well as all dose/response data. Total residual chlorine of the effluent toxicity sample must be measured and reported if chlorine is employed for disinfection of the waste stream. Should any single quarterly monitoring indicate a failure to meet specified limits, then monthly monitoring will begin immediately until such time that a single test is passed. Upon passing, this monthly test requirement will revert to quarterly in the months specified above. Should any test datafrom this monitoring requirement or tests performed by the North Carolina Division of Environmental Management indicate potential impacts to the receiving stream, this permit may be re -opened and modified to include alternate monitoring requirements or limits. NOTE: Failure to achieve test conditions as specified in the cited document, such as minimum control organism survival and appropriate environmental controls, shall constitute an invalid test and will require immediate retesting(within 30 days of initial monitoring event). Failure to submit suitable test results will constitute noncompliance with monitoring requirements. 7Q10 cfs Permited Flow S. ° MGD IWC% . 56 Basin & Sub -basin en; ss Receiving Stream etiox cAtric County urikiaA Recommended by: **Chronic Toxicity (Ceriodaphnia) P/F at %, c Askt, See Part L. , Condition . DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT January 16, 1990 MEMORANDUM TO: WLA File FROM: Jackie Nowe14 SUBJECT: Reopening Permit for City of Newton -Clark Creek WWTP NPDES Permit No. NC0036196 Catawba County The Technical Support Branch has recently evaluated newly sub- mitted pretreatment headworks information for the subject facility. This information on these 307 (a) priority pollutants was either not available when Newton's NPDES permit was last renewed or the POTW's effluent composition has changed substantially since permit issuance. After review of this data, it has been determined that the NPDES permit should be reopened, pursuant to Part III Condition E of the subject permit, for the addition of effluent limits and/or monitoring requirements for the parameters indicated on the attached approval form. (In addition, a whole -effluent toxicity limit will now become a condition of the NPDES permit.) Existing permit limits and/or monitoring requirements not detailed in the attached approval form should remain unchanged. CHLORINE ANALYSIS 7Q10: 6.0000 cfs CL2 Effl. Conc: 0.1530 mg/1 Assm. 0.8 mg/1 A no d AL (17/19 ug/l): 17.0000 ug/1 Chronic/Acute rspctvl Upstream CL2 Conc.: 0.0000 ug/1 Intract. Discharge? Design Flow: 5.00D0 MGD Predicted CL2 Downstream: 86.2364 ug/13 EXISTING/RENEWAL ° a-86-" m_ 1 Values above 17 ug/1 CL2 Limit.61.ig29,12-19 ug/1, as applicabl 0.030161 mg/1 require permit condit if no tox. test. Also limit/dechlor. choice PROPOSED Values above 17 ug/1 19 ug/1, as applicabl require dechlorinatio CHLORINE ANALYSIS 7Q10: 6.0000 cfs CL2 Effl. Conc: 0.1530 mg/1 Assm. 0.8 mg/1 ^ no d AL (17/19 ug/l): 17.0000 ug/1 Chronic/Acute rspctvl Upstream CL2 Conc.: 0.0000 ug/1 Intract. Discharge? Design Flow: 5.0000 MGD Predicted CL2 Downstream: 86.2364 ug/1 EXISTING/RENEWAL 0.086236 mg/1 Values above 17 ug/1 CL2 Limit: 30.16129 ug/1 19 ug/1, as applicabl 0.030161 mg/1 require permit condit if no tox. test. Also limit/dechlor. choice PROPOSED Values above 17 ug/1 19 ug/1, as applicabl require dechlorinatio con2ouire c446)e/4 t C74-Yk C-ct-L A44-y. u A , 03 z (11 7 •Ck__ cm41/26194-0,746- , 0 / 024 0. /00 , 0 3 0, / thf , 0.77 0, Zoo /Oa? 2/1 0,2-0a fai 6 ,07 Oy 0,07 0 0, 0 0. IL.50 65,2_00 , o 7 o.150 , 06 / /a6 o 5:1 •ii• /, 70 40' Al , /70 ,57 TOXICS REVIEW 12/13/89 ver 3.0 Facility: CITY OF NEWTON-CLARK CREEK WWTP NPDES Permit No.: NC0036196 Status (E, P, or M): Permitted Flow: 5.00 mgd Actual Average Flow: 3.66 mgd Subbasin: '030835 Receiving Stream: CLARK CREEK Stream Classification: 7010: 6.00 cfs IWC: 56.4 % PRETREATMENT DATA EFFLUENT DATA -... ACTUAL ACTUAL PERMITTED 1 YR 1989 14. Or Ind. + Ind. + 1 ACTUAL ACTUAL 1 ail Default ACTUAL Domestic PERMITTED Domestic Maximum Weekly Standard Acute 1 Removal Allowable Domestic Industrial Total Industrial Total 1 Daily Average 1 Pollutant AI Criteria 1 Eff. Load Load Load Load Load Load Value Value 1L /Alai, (ug/l) (ug/l) 1 (1/d) (1/d) (1/d) (1/d) (1/d) (1/d) 1 (ug/l) (ug/1) Cadmium S 2.0 1.79 1 92% 1.57 0.03 0.14 0.17 0.79 0.820 1 22.00 Chromium S 50.0 984 1 95* 62.85 0.07 1.35 1.42 5.84 5.910 1 68.00 Copper AL 7.0 9.2 1 59% 1.07 0.18 6.84 7.02 19.28 19.460 1 150.00 Nickel S 88.0 789 1 76* 23.05 0.07 0.84 0.91 2.47 2.540 1 299.00 Lead S 25.0 34 1 55% 3.49 0.14 0.97 1.11 2.14 2.280 1 25.00 Zinc AL 50.0 65 1 75% 12.57 0.56 3.57 4.13 5.40 5.960 1 100.00 Cyanide S 5.0 22.0 1 59% 0.77 0.06 0.00 0.06 0.68 0.740 Mercury S 0.012 2.4 1 86* 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.002 Silver AL 0.060 1.2 1 94% 0.06 0.03 0.00 0.03 0.25 0.280 Selenium S 5.0 20 1 80% 1.57 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.000 Arsenic S 50.0 360 1 80% 15.71 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.000 Phenols S NA 1 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.000 ANALYSIS RESULTS Monitor / Limit / Special Condition* Allowable Allowable' Predicted Predicted Effluent Effluent 1 on ACTUAL on PERMIT.I Actual Actual 1 INSTREAM MONITORING Bkg 1 Conc. Conc. 1 Influent Influent 1 ACTUAL PERMITTED Daily Max. Wk. Avg. 1 Based on Based on Pollutant Conc. 1 CHRONIC ACUTE 1 Data Data 1 Influent Influent Effluent Effluent 1 Actual Actual (ug/l) 1 (ug/l) (ug/l) 1 (ug/l) (ug/l) 1 Loading Loading Data Data 1 Daily Max. Wk. Avg. Cadmium S 3.548 3.176 0.446 2.150 Limit Limit Limit 161(71--)11-thr Chromium S 1 88.710 1746.374 1 2.327 9.686 1 Monitor Limit Limit 1 Monitor Copper AL 1 12.419 16.358 1 94.338 261.514 Monitor Monitor Special 1 Monitor Nickel S 1 156.129 1399.839 1 7.158 19.981 1 Monitor Limit Limit j Monitor Lead S 1 44.355 59.932 1 16.372 33.629 1 Limit Limit Limit Zinc AL 1 88.710 115.394 1 33.842 48.838 1 Monitor Monitor Monitor 1 Monitor Cyanide S 1 8.871 39.032 1 0.806 9.945 1 Monitor Limit Mercury S 1 0.021 4.258 1 0.009 0.009 1 Limit Limit Silver AL 1 0.106 2.182 1 0.059 0.551 1 Monitor Monitor Selenium S 1 8.871 35.484 1 0.000 0.000 Arsenic $ 1 88.710 638.710 1 0.000 0.000 Phenols S 1 0.000 0.000 1 0.000 0.000 1989 Metals Effluent Data (in mg/1) for Newton -Clark Creek WWTP No. Values 90 %tile loc. 90 %tile value Value in ug/1 Allowable conc. No. >allowable * Denotes value Chromium <0.0120 <0.0120 <0.0120 <0.0250 <0.0250 0.0120 0.0150 0.0180 0.0320 0.0380 0.0450 0.0500 0.0680 0.1770 14.0000 12.6000 0.068 68 88.7 1 Nickel • <0.0250 * • <0.0300 * 0.0280 0.0280 0.0390 0.0620 0.0950 0.1000 0.1020 0.1080 0.1120 0.2250 0.2990 0.4200 14.0000 12.6000 0.299 299 156.1 3 below detection limit Lead <0.0250 <0.0250 <0.0300 <0.0300 <0.0500 <0.0500 <0.0500 <0.0500 <0.0500 <0.0500 <0.0500 <0.0500 0.0250 0.0280 14.0000 12.6000 0.025 25 44.3 1 Cadmium • <0.0050 • <0.0050 • <0.0060 • <0.0070 0.0050 0.0080 0.0080 0.0080 0.0100 0.0110 0.0120 0.0150 0.0220 0.0350 614.0000-) 12.6000 0.022 22 1989 Metals Effluent Data (in mg/1) for Newton -Clark Creek WWTP Date 05/01/89 05/04/89 05/11/89 05/29/89 06/16/89 07/11/89 07/19/89 07/25/89 08/07/89 08/10/89 08/22/89 09/19/89 10/11/89 10/25/89 Chromium 0.0500 0.0680 0.0450 0.0320 0.1770 <0.0120 * 0.0380 <0.0120 <0.0250 <0.0250 <0.0120 0.0120 0.0150 0.0180 Nickel 0.0280 <0.0250 0.1120 0.0280 <0.0300 0.1080 0.2250 0.0620 0.0390 0.2990 0.1000 0.4200 0.0950 0.1020 Lead Cadmium <0.0500 * 0.0050 * <0.0500 * 0.0080 <0.0500 * <0.0050 * <0.0500 * <0.0050 * * <0.0500 * 0.0080 <0.0500 * 0.008 <0.0500 * 0.0100 <0.0500 * 0.015 <0.0300 * <0.0060 * <0.0300 * 0.0110 <0.0250 * 0.0120 <0.0250 * 0.0350 0.0280 0.0220 0.0250 <0.0070 * * Denotes value below detection limit C/4,k. 61A6s,„/- 44-64- PASE /01/41/4y , 022 /3/42.0 00.7 I 5, .10-4 evi o, 0/5-- 0, o / 0, z..C.S 0,0 2.,r- o, foz: a, o ?.z• e/°z6. a, 69? • ,,,08:5-7 ? 0,635 o,o / Z„ c), 3/ .4 a, 025- $17 004 • /2y 03 . oz/ 00/ 6/i ,ott- , 244? < 03 Z99 . 7n < • . /7, o zi ./9c, Z7, 7//09 C4/ ° 03 g 0Y, 7/7-S177 , 6 tr <e d/ 2- /3 </IV— , •0 git 10// , oZ /33 o 6/4,7 ,003 /77 , G, 050 r/1181 •,.00s" 05 /oZ, Loa , 03z grief ,00g ,068 ‹,0 is- , ye of C /15<, , //Z. a 6 Z. — .5-/R 077 ‹,01).0 , o,32. /Do <, „ oa o I , /30 4,0S A150),7 eVt f-L 4,)1,02- cz-42.4. 2471h- • A-4 Cr- 7 4//(17 /V Vzobl , s- 0 3/107 P/).1 , , / 3 3 /2-/I/le /611/Per 7 Z.- / , 673 it 2t‘ >Jaw. .2y , Wi.)41 0o770 s .••• Aeo ; 56 fr/f 6/0i Aw57---. �t ; 5-6 A le614444- 'ortee.xt 14,:t 157i4 f-d Le I I ; /2/17/1 etiz, 44:4, ‹tio MG AO A) _ ,Telacae, VfiXfack i INSTREAM SELF -MONITORING DATA MONTHLY AVERAGES Discharger: AA4,4„,_ehvk. evEL- Permit No.: NCO() 36/96 Receiving Stream: C/-i Sub -basin: 03(43c Upstream Location: sx?..i_y Downstream Location sA Upstream Downstream DATE TEMP D.O. BOD5 COND TEMP D.O. BOD5 COND DEC-89 NOV-89 OCT-89 2.1._ 7,0 /s- SEP-89 11_ .1,2 zo %Lf_ AUG-89 2/ _Si_ 2 Z- 1; f JUL-89 _,2_4_ '7? z2 7,4 JUN-89 2_0 ___ z.1 7 y MAY-89 ____ 0v,ir /5" g-r APR-89 /A ty /.3 MAR-89 9 /di a FEB-89 JAN-89 _7/ 4 Y 2, 5- /0, 0 DEC-88 6 _ /4), 9 7 /a,6 NOv-88 7,7 9,4 /o,e m JCT-88 .12,/ .1%.2._ 4A 4 r SEP-88 AUG-88 JUL-88 JUN-88 MAY-88 APR-88 MAR-88 FEB-88 JAN-88 DEC-87 NOV-87 OCT-87 SEP-87 AUG-87 JUL-87 JUN-87 MAY-87 APR-87 MAR-87 FEB-87 JAN-87 DEC-86 NOV-86 OCT-86 SEP-86 AUG-86 JUL-86 JUN1,86 mAY-86 APR-86 MAR-86 FEB-86 JAN-86 TOXICS REVIEW 12/04/89 ver 3.0 Facility: CITY OF NEWTON-CLARK CREEK WWTP NPDES Permit No.: NC0036196 Status (E, P, or M): Permitted Flow: 5.00 mgd Actual Average Flow: 3.66 mgd Subbasin: '030835 Receiving Stream: CLARK CREEK Stream Classification: 7Q10: 6.00 cfs rWC: 56.4 4 DA T A -=-.... EFFLUENT DATA IN= I ACTUAL ACTUAL PERMITTED I I I or Ind. + Ind. + 1 ACTUAL ACTUAL I I Default ACTUAL Domestic PERMITTED Domestic 1 Maximum Weekly I Standard Acute 1 Removal Allowable Domestic Industrial Total Industrial Total 1 Daily Average I Pollutant AL Criteria 1 Eff. Load Load Load Load Load Load I Value Value I (ug/1) (ug/1) I 4 WO (WM (4/d) (4/d) (4/d) (i/d) I (ug/1) (ug/1) I 1 1 ------ ..... --- 1 Cadmium S 2.0 1.79 1 92% 1.57 0.03 0.14 0.17 0.79 0.820 1 1 Chromium $ 50.0 984 I 95% 62.85 0.07 1.35 1.42 5.84 5.910 I I Copper AL 7.0 9.2 I 594 1.07 0.18 6.84 7.02 19.28 19.460 I 0.25 0.15 I Nickel S 88.0 789 I 764 23.05 0.07 0.84 0.91 2.47 2.540 I I Lead S 25.0 34 I 55% 3.49 0.14 0.97 1.11 2.14 2.280 1 I Zinc AL 50.0 65 1 75% 12.57 0.56 3.57 4.13 5.40 5.960 1 0.78 0.10 I Cyanide S 5.0 22.0 1 59% 0.77 0.06 0.00 0.06 0.68 0.740 I I Mercury S 0.012 2.4 I 86% 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.002 1 I Silver AL 0.060 1.2 I 94% 0.06 0.03 0.00 0.03 0.25 0.280 1 I Selenium $ 5.0 20 1 80% 1.57 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.000 1 I Arsenic S 50.0 360 I 804 15.71 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.000 1 I Phenols S NA I 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.000 I I RE s u T s mm ====== mssasansmisssimessmsassummssissasamatimmassessus I Monitor / Limit / Special Condition* I Allowable Allowable' Predicted Predicted 1 I Effluent Effluent I on ACTUAL on PERMIT.' Actual Actual 1 INSTREAM MONITORING I Bkg 1 Conc. Conc. 1 Influent Influent 1 ACTUAL PERMITTED Daily Max. Wk. Avg. 1 Based on Based on I Pollutant Conc. 1 CHRONIC ACUTE 1 Data Data 1 Influent Influent Effluent Effluent I Actual Actual 1 (ug/1) 1 (ug/1) (ug/1) 1 (ug/1) (ug/1) 1 Loading Loading Data Data 1 Daily Max. Wk. Avg. 1 ------1------- -------- 1 ----_---- -------- 1 ===== ---- --------- I I Cadmium S 1 3.548 3.176 I 0.446 2.150 1 Limit Limit 1 I Chromium S 1 88.710 1746.374 I 2.327 9.686 I Monitor Limit 1 I Copper AL 1 12.419 16.358 I 94.338 261.514 1 Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor 1 1 Nickel S 1 156.129 1399.839 1 7.158 19.981 1 Monitor Limit I I Lead $ 1 44.355 59.932 1 16.372 33.629 1 Limit Limit I I Zinc AL 1 88.710 115.394 1 33.842 48.838 I Monitor Monitor I I Cyanide S 1 8.871 39.032 1 0.806 9.945 I Monitor Limit I I Mercury S I 0.021 4.258 1 0.009 0.009 I Limit Limit I I Silver AI 1 0.106 2.182 I 0.059 0.551 1 Monitor Monitor I I Selenium S 1 8.871 35.484 I 0.000 0.000 1 I I Arsenic $ 1 86.710 638.710 I 0.000 0.000 I I I Phenols 5 I 0.000 0.000 1 0.000 0.000 1 1 I