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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNCG550072_Wasteload Allocation_19800819 /\ 1 J NPDES WASTE LOAD ALLOCATION L -Nj-ga Rou'i fig,�n Reverse/)e Facility Name: kIk \ o't S\N A t( C`-- v)+ •..,' '. N E - \ c1t t---7.\iN c�h Date: -1`Zs3 \ h© A M County: 0)' c,c,c . Permit No. : Pipe No. Receiving Stream: \:V 'A_ c4.1c Y arc\-. Class: idc..\k\ow QV., ‘A10'1 ‘(C.C.ee' kZ Design Capacity ( ): Design Temp. : a.S°C- Requestor: \0 .,,,,,,\5 ev C•f\`cciO\.‘N �Cs‘)%.,,,;,e\.,\ 0S c) Sub-basin: 0-7- - Q(- O1-4 Drainage Area: O - 9 5 , 1M/ 7Q10: 6 • 0 c F Other Stream Affected: Class: Limits (circle one) : Effluent o water Quolit Avg. Stream Flow: (), 96-I DO Sag Pt. (mi. ) n, S rv,/ • Effluent Monthly Average ., Weekly Ave;age Max. Day Avg. Maximum Minimum ; Characteristics Conc. Load, Cone, , Load, Conc, _ Load, Conc, Load. Conc. Load. BOD /L� . Fecal Coliform /per//tr1 Disolved Oxygen ,(g knq /1 Total SS ,, Ody /I, NH3-N ,2 -n fJ// , pH (range) 6-II cc/1 _ -/ . ' •y Prepared by: ,,.J,�/ /V(i Reviewed by: ����i4 �h_<`____. Date: X—/9-go IS -3/78 For Industrial Dischargers List BPT Below • Effluent Monthly Average Weekly Average Max,. •. . _ Ma. vm Minimum Characteristics Conc. Load. Conc. Load. Conc. Load. Conc. J Load. Conc. Load. BODE Fecal Coliform _ Disolved Oxygen ` , Total SS NH3 N pH (range) --► — Industrial SIC Code: Type of Waste: Effluent Guideline Reference: Routing To Initial DInformation Services Q Modeling and Alloc. , . 0 Regional Office I �. kv(7 /GtA ' JS l / L • Q ..0 517/QJ1L ' ( 'iS/ 6 .00'0 0°b 13 .'0'7 AQ� o QYb i Sfr/ '0 7 Si -?7"2P/Je,tP-7 pQ 1,A4_ce '/ ►c 5 yo _59'0 = a914010/.)- (7'?L rvit 5c v 111 01 (S�r'//0,) A tV /)f ?'7 .}� -a. /,a,'I GO7 ( O/ t7 -)•) ,5 / / = -vb hyr/ 5jw '077. 0/6z 5sof9 ?/' y -, sL•,I//Q; 00 Li'69,40'c 0 0= v6 60 = 'a ( o = (42Z S ,29 ac f'lr7 Q2'9r69O'cc? •f psi 4 so297.� ``4 1 44i'c- •,(2 f2S49',,ty: p oi©o 'o raj . --$f-�P�fre9 -- Sf°7/t - `- Q.'s'o.'p9 ' -'J-P'Pl.'07 it ic/ I ' O - . Z,(&'o) (L ) (5ch/)1z000 ' 4. 6)Io0' Z1 j�n ) r.:7, '-v°11 < /du‘',s 76 Cc/J. /.o 7 l/!,s ._ 5,/ 2) / 0r27"/ ?''u.,/,5 C.4 n178111217-) -e, C) 1°' 11(19 5:4Q/ ------ - ' 61 aS-9/, . • -e-as- ,---d,),b •71.7)9 ,-so I poi,/ !,,to e -2y.L. 1 0 ' ii9 -vvrip ' _ H dtigt( /(7) Qs V o,r‘svia. to IA 1,04 o) '4 arkS ail ' •(p6)-so --?qn /1/, (19 i...r) p-vavvq0 pm pin ' - — --- -7 f/ il• , - QS 0.2_6 J42 - d Q/S r nv( uD at a-scv c-1 S! _ _____._ .._ ( t'fi 1 v} 1 -PI u 1''M 2 '71-6779'-, ------------ 15 f, ► w- p' (o' f?L,) S I' O -7 s/ _..is., $L) A'+.- colou (e sv / y'? 5 2 p d-1/-1 of 2 " 7-20/ Si6/a ` s re-Lol y -ems a i ; Qs re $G,4/ u( " f50,2?pva, _r(.4 •49 4-?'pI /f7 --)-e)oq v A,c,4,7(07 )., 94,!S 1 o?I.!ppe r... -?- , p s __ILis d-s o} i-221s.2ng. .A a-yiin styzo& ; -?i-on/ • „ May 10, 1978 MEMORANDUM TO: R. F. McGhee Waste Load Allocations Group FROM: R. S. Taylor Raleigh Regional Office SUBJECT: Waste Load Allocations Wildcat Creek Subdivision Orange Co. Please find attached a copy of a memo to me from Mr. J. C. Millsaps con- cerning the subject matter, and a copy of your original waste load allocation for this location. To refresh your memory, April 24 was before the flood and stream flows were down. While 0.13 cfs is not a lot of flow and may be some- what greater than the 7/10 flow, the fact that 0.13 cfs existed on April 24, along with the physical appearence of the stream bed makes it appear unlike- ly that the stream is a zero flow stream. Since we are dealing with 2 single family dwellings, a flow of 0.01 cfs would provide significant dilution. In light of the above, I would like to request that you look at the sit- uation again. If the 5 and 2 limit is what is required, we will re-draft the permit with that limit, but we likely will have to defend it in court and should be sure that we can. • May 8, 1978 MEMORANDUM TO: R. S. Taylor FROM: J. Millsaps K1✓ SUBJECT: Stream Flow Evaluation Permits NC0037583 & NC0037591 Ed Tenny & Assoc. , Wildcat Subdivision Orange Co. The subject permits were drafted in conformance with a memo from Mr. L. P. Benton dated 11-24-76, that is, devise waste load allocations using available data and write short term permits. The above permits were issued 4-15-77 using secondary treatment limits as a result of an inspection of the receiving stream, Wildcat Branch. These limits will expire 7-1-78. Since issuance, a wasteload allocation has been received with a limitation of 5 mg/l. 5 day BOD, 30 mg/1 TSS and 2 mg/1 NH3.-N. These permits are for single family resi- dences. One of the residences is changing hand, therefore a revised permit must be prepared using new WLA. The writer on April 24, 1978 made on site stream measurements at two points on Wildcat Branch. April 24 was during a relative low flowperiod. Three flow velocities were measured at two cross sections with an average flow of 0.13 cfs. It is the writer's opinion that the WLA on Wildcat Branch should be re evaluated on basis of the measured stream flow.