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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNC0044776_Pretreatment Annual Report_20190301Town of Hamilton Wastewater Treatment PO Box 249, Hamilton, NC 27840 Phone (252) 798-2001 FAX (252) 798-1660 February 27, 2019 Att: Mr. Monti Hassan N.C. DEQ Water Quality 1617 Mail Service Center Raleigh, N.C. 27699-1617 Re: Pretreatment Annual Report Town of Hamilton Dear Sir: Please find attached two (2) copies of the Town of Hamilton's Pretreatment Annual Report. Please advise of any questions or comments that you may have on this matter. You may feel free to give me a call at (252) 792-1024 with any concerns. Wastewater Treatment ORC Town of Hamilton 252.792.1024 cc: file Town of Hamilton Wastewater Treatment PO Box 249, Hamilton, NC 27840 Phone (252) 798-2001 FAX (252) 798-1660 Pretreatment Annual Report Narrative The Town of Hamilton owns and operates an 0.08 MGD wastewater treatment facility with one (1) industrial discharger, Penco Products, Inc. Penco Products is a categorical user (433.17) that manufactures metal goods, primarily lockers. Penco has been issued an Industrial User Permit that requires self monitoring on a quarterly basis. In addition, the town also samples the facility on a quarterly basis. Over the years the industry has had very few problems complying with their permit limits. In the past year the industry has continued to encounter some problems as a result of a turnover in personnel and new employee's having difficulty in locating files kept by previous staff. The industry's discharge has generally been compliant. There has been a potential for excessive Zinc concentrations but the violations have been few and additional testing with improved results tends to help address these. Notices of Violation were issued for BOD, Zinc, excessive flow in October, and on failure in reporting that actually occurred during the final quarter of 2017. Sampling and testing for the parameters outlined in the permit have been competed as required. Penco Products struggled with Zinc concentrations in 2017 and has worked to get better control of their standard procedures and to develop a standard operating procedure to ensure better performance regarding compliance with their Industrial User Permit. The industry's compliance with the terms of their Industrial User Permit has improved. ROY COOPER MICHAEL S. REGAN LINDA CULPEPPER NORFH CAS O-INµ Envrranmenrul Qualify December 13, 2018 Subject: End of 2018 Pretreatment Mailing Dear Pretreatment Professionals: As we draw to the close of another great pretreatment year, I wanted to provide you an update on some issues, inform you on this year's upcoming workshops and distribute the Pretreatment Program Info Database sheets. 1) Annual Pretreatment Conference: Due first to Hurricane Florence and then an early winter snow storm, the annual conference scheduled for Wrightsville Beach was canceled. PT 101 has been rescheduled for January 17, 2019 at the NC -PC Industry Day in Greensboro. Please see the NC -PC web site for further information. 2) Dental Amalgam Rule: A Draft enforcement policy was sent to the NC -PC Mercury Workgroup on November 30. PERCS would like to have the initial comments by January 31, 2019. With the promulgation of the dental amalgam rules there have been several inquiries regarding removing the Mercury Minimization Plan (MMP) requirement from NPDES permits. Currently requests to remove the MMP can be made if a POTW can demonstrate effluent mercury concentrations consistently below 1 ng/I. Future request could be considered, even if the effluent concentrations are not consistently below 1 ng/I, if a reduction in influent mercury concentrations can be shown and the POTW can verify that most (>90%) dental users within their jurisdiction have installed amalgam separators. 3) Rules Review: The EMC approved the rules at the March 8, 2018 meeting. Two public hearings were held in May. No comments regarding the pretreatment rules were received. The Hearing Officer's report is currently in draft. 4) NPDES Pollutant Scans: It has been noted that detection levels used for the effluent pollutant scans are sometime different than those used in the pretreatment long/short term monitoring plans. All of this data is used by the NPDES permit writer when performing the reasonable potential analysis. Having differing detection levels may cause the data to show reasonable potential to violate the standard and result in a limit in your NPDES permit. Please contact your contract lab and make sure the same sufficiently sensitive detection levels are used for all effluent analysis. The current required detection levels for silver = 1 ug/I; cadmium = 0.5 ug/I and; selenium = 1 ug/l. 5) Division Review of IUPs: The Division continues implementation of the streamlined permit review process. After attending the IUP workshop and a thorough Division review of three program IUPs, a permit writer may be approved to participate in this process. Permits submitted under this process are not subject to a full Division review. Benefits to the POTW include less paperwork to submit and immediate approval of your permits. 6) Staff Assignments: Our goals for project review are 30 days for IUPs and SIU drops and 90 days for ERP, HWA, IWS, LTMP and SUO. Last year we met our goal 99% of the time. Please note our phone numbers have changed. � ��—��^^�� D—E North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality I Division of Water Resources 1617 Mail Service Center I Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-1617 919-707-3600 Monti Hassan, 919-707-3626 [monti.hassan@ncdenr.gov]: Chowan, Hiwassee, Little Tennessee, Neuse, Roanoke, Yadkin Vivian Zhong, 919-707-3627 [vivien.zhong@ncdenr.gov]: Broad, Cape Fear, Catawba, French Broad, Lumber, New, Tar -Pamlico. 7) Workshops: The following workshops are planned for 2019. The invitations and directions for these workshops are posted on the Training page: http://deg nc gov/about/divisions/water-resources/water-resources- training/training/pretreatment-program-training. Contact PERCS to register and please register early, as space is limited at each site. Pretreatment Annual Report (PAR) — January 241h (Raleigh) and January 29th (Salisbury) Headworks Analysis (HWA) — January 30th (Salisbury) and April 11th (Raleigh). [HWA workshops may be re- scheduled if not enough students sign up]. Industrial User Permit Writing (IUP) — May 22 (Raleigh) 8) Pretreatment Program Info Database Sheets: Please review your attached program info sheet(s) and historical SNC sheet(s), if applicable, and make necessary updates to any of the information presented. Send the corrected sheets back with your PAR, due March 1, 2019. If all the information was correct, please indicate that in your PAR. Especially note the due dates as this may be the only reminder you get. Please note: a. All pretreatment programs (full and modified) must submit a PPS form with their PAR per an EPA requirement of the State. b. Historical SNC sheets only list currently Active SIUs that had SNCs from 2011-2017. c. PAR forms are available for download on our website: http7//deci.nc.gov/about/divisions/water- resources/water resources-permit-guidance/pretreatment-guide/annual-report-guidance 9) Email Addresses: PERCS often uses email to send out mass mailings. To make this an effective and cost saving tool, we ask that you keep PERCS updated on your current email address as well as which staff member is the "primary' contact for your POTW - see "prim" field next to staff names on Program Info sheet, and email field below names. For programs with more staff than the printed sheet can show, a separate contacts page has been included. Please make any staff changes on that sheet and return to PERCS with the PAR. As always, please contact your pretreatment staff member (as listed above) or me at 919-707-3624 email: Deborah.Gore0mcdenrAOyl with any questions or comments. Sincerely, Deborah Gore, PERCS Unit Supervisor dg/EOY 2018 Enclosures: Program Info Sheet(s) Historical SNC Sheet(s), if applicable Cc: PERCS Pretreatment Staff (electronic copy) Regional Office Pretreatment Staff (electronic copy) Pretreatment Consultants (electronic copy) Pretreatment Program Info Database printed on: 12/13/2018 for Program Name Hamilton WWTP Name Town of Hamilton WWTP Program Approval Date 09/30/2003 Pretreatment Status Modified Region WARD County Martin NPDES Number N 4 C00 477 6 NPDES Effective Date Last PAR Rao 02/23/2018 PAR Due Date 03/01/2018 mercury 02/01/2013 1631 NPDES Expire Date P 05/31/2017 Current Fiscal Year PCl Done required POTW is Primary WWTP TRUE Last Audit on 05/08/2017 Audit Year Next21//22 es Design Flow mgd 0.0800 % Design mgd is SIU permitted r —18.-7-5-1 Permitted SIU flow (mgd) [Pt_SIU) 015 W WTP SIU's B Program SIUs WWTP CIU's ProgramClUsR HWA LTMP IWS SUO ERP date Inactive Date Next Due 04/01/2023 06/01/2019 03/01/2022 Date Received by DWR 04/19/2018 05/12/2016 05/17/2017 11/07/2012 09/20/2016 Date Approved 10/26/2018 06/30/2016 05/18/2017 11/19/2012 11/29/2016 Adopt Date Required Date Adopted 11/01/2012 In iothis Box from Pt Contacts PT_Pro Formal Name g.Prime Phonet- Date Attended ext Fax HWA Wksp Date Attended IUP Wksp Date Attended PAR Wksp Mr. Kerry Spivey rim 52-792-1024 52-792-3875 2/11/2010 1 3/23/2011 1/11/2006 kenys@suddenlinkmail.com Hamilton W W/Pretreatment Director 1P.O. Box 249 127840 DWR Central Office Contact Ponti Hassan DWR Regional Contact Robbie Bullock O 0 m X X a I' x 06 n X m -o 0 Chapter 9, PAR Guidance Pretreatment Performance Summary (PPS) 1. Pretreatment Town Name: Town of Hamilton 2. "Primary" NPDES Number NC00 4 4 7 7 6 or Non Discharge Permit # if applicable => 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. PAR begin Date, please enter 01/01/yy or 07/01/yy 3. => 1 1 18 PAR end Date, please enter 06/30/yy or 12/31/yy 4. => 1231 18 Total number of SNs, includes CNs 5. => 1 Number of CNs 6. => 1 Enter the Higher Number, either (7a) or (7b) here => 0 7a. Number of SNs not sampled by POTW 7a. => 0 7b. Number of SNs not inspected by POTW 7b. => 0 Number of SNs with no IUP, or with an expired NP 8. => 0 Total Number of SNs in SNC due to either IU Reporting violations or NP Limit violations. To avoid double counting some SNs Enter ( 9a + 9b ) - 9c here => 0 Enter the Number of SIUs in SNC for: 9a. IU Reporting violations 9b. NP Limit violations 9c. Both IU Reporting & Limit violations Number of SNs in SNC due to IU Reporting violations that were not sampled or inspected by POTW Number of SNs in SNC due to violation of Compliance Schedule due dates Number NOVs, NNCs, AOs, or similar assesed to SNs Number Civil or Criminal Penalties assessed to SNs Number of SNs included in public notice Number of SNs from which penalties collected Total Amount of Civil Penalties Collected 16. => $ Total Number of SNs on a compliance schedule Notes: AO Administrative Order CCategorical Industrial User CO Consent Order ]UP Industrial User Pretreatment Permit 9a. => 0 9b. => 0 9c. => 0 10. => 0 11. => 0 12. => 4 13. => 0 14. => 0 15. => 0 0 F lumn ficenly A PSSD PSED sIUS CNs NOIN NOCM 4MICO, MSNC SNPS SNIN SSNC PENT? 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