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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNC0020931_INSTREAM ASSESSMENT_19880324MPDES DOCUWEMT SCAMMIMU COVER SMEET NPDES Permit: NC0020931 Boonville WWTP Document Type: Permit Issuance Wasteload Allocation Authorization to Construct (AtC) Permit Modification Speculative Limits Correspondence re: Instream Assessment (67B) Environmental Assessment (EA) Permit History Document Date: March 24, 1988 This document its printed os reuiae paper - ignore a.sy contest on the reverae aide DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MARCH 24, 1988 MEMORANDUM TO: Steve Mauney n FROM: Carla Sanderson THROUGH: Trevor Clementsl�L Steve Tedder KO SUBJECT: In -stream Assessment Town of Boonville Wastewater Treatment Plant (NC0020931) Yadkin County, N.C. JOC Request No. 87-11 Introduction An in -stream assessment for the Boonville WWTP has been completed by Techni- cal Support. The Winston-Salem Regional Office has requested a JOC since the plant has been unable to meet their wasteflow, BOD5, and TSS final effluent limits. The Boonville WWTP has applied for an additional 34,400 gallons per day of domestic and commercial wasteflow. An instream assessment was performed to assess the impact of the SOC wasteflow. The Boonville WWTP discharges into an unnamed tributary (UT) to Tanyard Creek, which is classified "C" waters in the Yadkin river basin. Tanyard Creek drains approximately 3.7 square miles and, at the location of the Boonville dis- charge into the UT, the drainage area (DA) is 0.41 square miles with a 7Q10 of 0.075 cfs. The facility's existing NPDES permit limits are as follows: Wasteflow 0.1 mgd BOD5 30 mg/1 DO 4 mg/1 TSS 30 mg/l Fecal Coliform 1000/100ml pH 6-9 SU The proposed additional wasteflow is comprised of 45% domestic and 55% com- mercial sources (car wash and laundromat). Therefore, this analysis addressed both the .impact on dissolved oxygen in the creek from the domestic components and from the detergents in the commercial waste. A level-B modeling analysis was used to assess impacts on the D.O. and a mass balance equation was used to evaluate MBAS. DEM's WQ standards for settleable solids and turbidity are appro- priate for this type of commercial waste and were included in the JOC limits. Analysis The level-B model was run with the Winston-Salem Regional Office's suggested limit of 50 mg/l BOD5 for pre-JOC and JOC flows. Since the effluent monitoring data show the average N113N effluent to be approximately 9 mg/l, this was also included in the model. These parameters (BOD5 and NON) were entered into the r+ model as CBOD and NBOD using multipliers of 2.0 for BOD5 and 4.5 for NH3N. Consequently, the waste inputs for the model were 100 mg/1 CBOD and 40.5 mg/1 NBOD. The pre-JOC wasteflow input to the model was 0.1156 mgd and the JOC waste - flow was 0.15 mgd. The model results were as follows: Wasteflow (mgd) 0.1156 0.15 D.O. Minimum (mg/1) 2.20 1.81 Location D.O. Min. (mile) 0.0 0.0 The EMC criteria for granting an SOC/JOC states that with the increased waste - flow, the D.O. minimum will not be depressed more than an additional 0.5 mg/1 and the number of miles the D.O. is below 5 mg/1 will not increase more than 0.5 mile. In this case the model predicts the change in the D.O. minimum to be within the criteria for granting an SOC/JOC and the added wasteflow will not sig- nificantly affect the existing water quality in the creek. Recommendations The recommended JOG limits for the Town of Boonville are as follows: BOD5 50 mg/l TSS 50 mg/l Fecal Coliform 1000/100ml pH 6-9 SU MBAS 0.66 mg/l Settleable Solids 0.10 ml/l The discharge shall not cause the turbidity of the receiving waters to exceed 50 NTU. cc: George Everett Kent Wiggins �WLA File - Central Files Y-N 19 p,3d70�. ------- -- ---��- o_• �_c� _ -- -- --ate : - — -- -- -- - - - - ----%� .075-c -Gaon- — - ----- ------ - 00 --- = 6.66 �a � SUMMER POST-SOC FLOW 0.15 MGD ----------- MODEL RESULTS Discharger- BOONE'VILLE WW"iP - SOC Receiving Stream ---------------------------------------------- The End D.U. is 6.22 mg/l. The End CRUD is 17.99 mg/l. The End NBOD is 6.35 mg/l. WLA WLA WLA DO Min CDOD NBOD DO Waste Flow (mg/1) Milepoint Reach # (mg/1) (mg/1) (mg/1) (mgd) Segment 1 1.91 0.00 1 Reach :! 100.00 40.50 0.00 0.15000 Reach L 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00000 Reach S 0.00 0.00 0.00 U.il(Giii;r,') SUMMER ems me FLOW w!s m, ;#: Reach 1 Seg m; wG: q7 ;,mo 1Flow ; ! 0.00 I.y 76.10 30.E oa! ! ! oma 3.10 .m 30.55 0.31 I I mob a»a 74.39 30.23 0.31 ! ! 0.09 waa 93. 29.92 0.31 ! ! m!e Ga Ewa max! w» ! ! «!s 5.50 71.92 29.31 0.32 ! ! m!e 5.75 71.12 :«o! oae ! ! mq 5.94 7033 28w1 0.32 ! ! mz 6.07 69.55 29.42 oae ! ! «e, GIe 69.78 28.13 0.92 . ! ! 0.30 6.26 69.02 27.85 0.32 ! ! 0.00 1.81 76.10 30.; 0.31 ! ! m m 2.97 75.09 30.55 031 ! ! 0.06 co 74x0 maa mm ! ! am «w 73.13 ems my ! I 0.12 «m 72.17 29.61 0.31 ! ! «!s 5.16 g.23 29a! waa ! ! c!e 3.40 70.29 29.01 0.32 I I 0.21 5.58 ae 28.71 was ! ! «m G;! 68.47 mme 0.2 ! ! mz Ge1 67.58 28.13 0.32 I ! 030 5.89 66.71 asm 0.32 ! e mao 6.34 4B.12 20.14 0.45 ! e owo c!a 45. 18.99 0.47 ! e 0.50 am: Ems! !sue 0.48 ! a oxo 6.07 41.45 . 16.95 0.+ ! e 0.70 6.12 39.53 !w« 0.52 ! e mm low 37.73 15.19 0.53 I e 0.90 6e7 36.05 14.40 0.55 ! e 1.00 6.35 34.47 13.67 0.56 I e 1.10 6.43 32.99!mom 0.58 ! e 1.20 6A1 31.60 12.34 0.60 ! e 1.30 age 30.28 11.74 0.61 ! e 1.40 aas 29.05 11.17 0.63 ! e 1.50 6.72 27.98 10.64 0.64 ! e !ao 6.7 e6.78 10.15 0.66 ! e !wo 6.85 25.74 9.68 mae ! a 1.80 c+ m.75 mm mm ! e 1.90 6.96 23.91 9.82 0.71 ! e e. « m 22.92 8.43 0. 72 ! e wm «« emm 8.06 wA ! a 610 7.06 am m 8.06 0.A I a exe 6.85 m.m 9a1 G,s ! a wi 6.69 :mm «m 0.77 ! a 634 w» 20.36 «m owe ! a wee cas !«ea s!a ew; ! a 6+ 6.37 1932 6.93 0.86 ! a 2.58 6.+ 18.82 6.=3 0.82 ! a 2.66 6m6 13.34 633 og: ! a ±r 6.22 was 6.35 m+ ,,: Reach ,:Gm m: mm; em» 1 mm ; Flow SUMMER PRE-SOC FLOW 0.1156 MGD SQ,u.QF) �Y1-SoG — - - - -- MODEL_ RESULTS Discharger DOONEVIL.LE WWTP� -- SOC Receiving Stream The End D.O. is 6.51 mn/l. The End CBOD is 14.64 mg/l.. The End NHOD is 5.10 mg/l. WLA CEcOD !mg/1? 100.00 0.00 r'.00 Segment I Reach 1 Reach o Reach S DO Min (mg/1) Milepoint Reach # 2.20 0.00 A. --------------- WLA. WLA NBOD DO Waste Flow (mg/li tmg;:l7 Vmgd7 40.50 50 0.00 0.11560 0.00 0.00 0.00000 0.00 0.00 0..00000 SUMMER PRE -Su FLOW mc» mo : Reach#: Segm: ERG; qm 1NERD 1Flow ; ! ! a 00 mm Gme eEm 0.25 ! ! 0.03 3.37 70.19 2669 0.26 ! ! 0.06 am! 69.30 awls 0.26 ! ! 0.09 am! 69.43 27.31 0.26 ! I 0.12 5.25 67.57 27.48 mea A. ! 0.3 s» 66.73 27xs 0»6 ! I w!e weo 65.90 26..92 0.26 I ! «c 5.97 65.OB 26.50 my ! ! 0g4 axo 64.27 26.19 0.27 ! ! 0.27 6.20 63.48 25.97 0.27 ! ! 0.30 6m= 62.69 ease 0.27 ! ! 0.00 2.20 71.08 m.m 0.25 ! ! mm 3.23 70.03 e±q U.K.) ! ! 0.06 aae 68.99 awls owe ! ! 0.09 4.58 67.97 aw q ome ! I oxe 4.92 66.97 27.4B 0.26 ! ! 0.15 sa! 65.99 e7.I5 0.26 ! I 0.18 5.42 m.02 ewe o»a ! ! 0.21 5.59 64.07 26.50 0.26 ! I ow« 5.71 63.13 26.19 0.217 ! I 0.e7 5.81 aw:l asp 0.27 ! ! oao 5.89 61.31 ewe 0.27 ! e 0.30 6.39 41.99 17.57 0.60 ! e e»o aas 39.72 16.47 o&e ! a 0.50 6.22 37.62 15.46 mea I e oao 6.25 35.69 14.54 o&s ! a 0.70 wa1 awm aa; 0.46 ! a 0.80 6.38 32.23 12.91 0.48 ! e 0.90 6.46 30.69 w.± aso I e 1.00 6.55 29.25 11.51 0.51 ! e 1.10 6.62 so 10.B9 0.53 I z um wm 26.65 !«m 0.54 ! e 1.30 6.77 e5.47 9.77 0.56 ! e coo 6.84 24.37 9. 0.53 ! a 1.50 6.90 23.33 ym 0.59 ! e 1.60 as: B2.35 8.36 0.61 ! a 1.70 7.02 21.43 7.95 0.62 ! e seo eme 20.57 7. 0.64 ! e 1.90 s!e 1935 sm 0.66) I e Goo 7.17 18.97 6.86 0.67 ! e m!o 7.21 e a4 6.54 ox; I a m!o 7.21 e.m 6.54 0.69 ! a w!e 7.04 17.72 633 0.90 ! a 2. 6.90 17. 6.14 0.71 ! a 234 6.79 16.75 5.94 0.73 ! a H.42 6.70 16.30 5.7 owe ! a 2.50 6.63 15.B6 5.59 0.75 ! a 2.58 6.57 15.43 5.42 0.76 ! a aae 6.34 !wm 5.26 0.73 ! a a=a 631 14.64 5.10 og; ,!;mace#:sG ±: D.O.: m 1 mm : Flew : SUMMER IRE-SOC 0.1156 MOD SAVED NOON-SOC -------------- MODEL RESULTS ----------- Discharger BOONEVIL-LE WWTP -- SOC Receiving Stream ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- The End D.O. is 6.51 mg/l.. The End CBOD is 14.64 mg/l. The End NNOD is 5.10 mg/l. WLA DO Mir, CBOD (mg/I Mil.epoi.nt Reach # (mg/1) segment 1 5.72 0.00 1 Reach 1 100.00 Reach 2 0.00 Reach 3 0.00 WLA WLA NBOD DO Waste Flow (mg/1) ---- (mg/1) -- (mgd) ---------- 40.50 5.00 0.11560 0.00 0.00 0.00000 0.00 0.00 0.00000 1000 SUMMER mr-n 0.1156 m: q»,em,-oc ,#: Reach #;SegMi c«; 7m ; mm 1 mow ; ! ! 0.00 love 71.08 m.m w I ! mm 5.87 mx, 28&9 owa ! ! mob 5.99 69.30 28.15 og: ! ! 0.09 6»e 68.43 27.81 0.26 ! ! oxe axs awe 27.48 oga ! ! 0.15 aa1 awe 27.15 0.26 ! ! 0.18 6.25 65a0 26.82 0.26 ! I 0.21 6.e9 65.03 26.50 0.26 ! ! 0.24 aaa 64.27 26.19 me, ! ! 0.27 6.36 63.48 25.87 0.27 I ! wao 639 62.69 25.E ogv I ! am 5.2 gum 28.84 Gq ! ! wm GA 70.03 m»; 0.26 ! ! 0.06 5.76 63.99 28.15 0.26 ! ! 0.09 5.99 67.97 27.01 0.26 ! ! «Ie 5.82 66.97 27.48 oma ! 1 m!s «es 65.99 27as 0.26 ! ! 0.1e 5.89 65.02 26.82 0.26 I ! 0.21 5.91 64.07 26.50 0.26 ! ! 0.24 sga a«!a 26.19 ow; I ! ce, 5.97 62.21 ewe 0g7 ! ! 0. m 6. 00 6E31 25.57 0. 27 ! a «:o a&= 41.99 17.57 o»o ! e 0.40 6.30 Gwe wm, 0. 42 ! e 0.50 6.25 37.6215.46 0.43 ! e mao Ewa 35.69 14.54 was ! e 0.90 6.32 33.89 19.E 0.46 ! e mm sq 36 oA! mq ! e . 0.90 6.67 30.69 12.19 0.50 ! e um 6.55 29.25 1131 w» ! e 1.10 6.62 27.90 10.89 0.53 ! a 1.20 6.70 26.65 10.31 e»a ! e 1.30 6.77 25.47 9.77 0.56 ! e 1.40 6.84 24.37 9.27 owe ! e cso aao 23.33 Eeo 0.59 ! e 1.60 6.96 22.33 8.36 0.61 I e 1.7o 7.02 21.43 7.95 0.62 ! 2 weo =w= ems 7.56 0.64 ! e 1.90 w!a 19.75 7.20 0a6 ! e 2.00 vx= 18. 6.06 0.67 ! 2 2.10 7.21 18.24 6.+ 0.69 ! a mac sm e.24 6.54 0. I a 2.18 7.04 17.72 6.33 0.70 ! a 2.26 wq waa axa mac ! : 2.34 6w9 16.75 5.94 «; ! a 2.42 6.m a,m :wa 0w4 ! e cm 6.63 15.36 Gm 0.2 ! a wm 6.57 a»a 5.42 GA ! a 2.66 6.54 15.03 5.e6 owe ! a e .' 6.51 14.64 5. w o .79 ,#: Reach #;SegMi D.O.: omo 1 mm 1 Flow ; SUMMER POST-SOC 0.15 MAD ---------- MODEL RESULTS ---------- Discharger BOONEVILLE WWTP - SOC Receiving Stream The End D.O. is 6.22 mg/l. The End CPO1.1 is 17.S9 mg/l. The End NPOD is 6.35 mg/l. ----------------- WLA WLA DO Min CL-+OD. NPOD (mg/1) Milepoint Reach # (mg/1) (mg/1) Segment 1. 5.60 0.00 1 Reach 1 100.00 40.50 Reach 2 0.00 0.00 Reach 17) 0.00 0.00 WL_A DO Waste Flow (mg/1.) (mgd) 5.00 0.11000 0.00 0.00000 0.00 0.0000C; SUMMER eon = oc 0.15 m2 sG #; Reach «:Sag m ; D.O. 1 emo ; ,m, : mow ! ! 0.00 y 60 76.10 30.87 0.31 ! ! 0. m G 79 75.24 +.m «a! ! ! 0.06 5.93 74.39 30.23 0.31 ! ! 0.m 6.04 73.56 29.92 0.31 ! ! w w c!a 2.74 29.61 0.31 ! ! 0.15 6.19 71.9e 29.31 0.32 ! ! ERG 6.24 wxe qw! oae ! I 0.21 «a, m. :8.71 (-).32 I ! 0. 24 6.32 69.55 20.42 0.32 ! I 0.e7 6.36 69.73 23.13 oae I ! m m 6.33 68.02 27.35 0.32 ! ! wm 5.60 76x0 awe 0.31, ! ! w m 5.66 75.09 30.55 0.31 ! ! wo: 5.2 ixo maa «o! I 1 0.09 5. 73.13 29.92 0.31 ! I m!e 5.2 =G!» e«w mm ! ! m!s 5.96 71.23 29.31 mae ! ! «!a 5.89 70.29 29.01 0. 32 ! ! «w Gq 69.3B 2821 0.32 ! ! 0.24 saa 69.47 28.42 0.32 ! ! 0.e7 5.99 67.58 28.13 0.32 ! I «so 6.02 66.71 27.85 0.32 ! e 0.30 6.43 4612 20.14 «as I e 0.60 6.19 45. 18.99 0.47 ! e 0.= 6.09 43.51 17.93 0.6e ! e 0.60 6.09 41.45 16.9 0. ! e 0. 70 6.13 39.53 16.04 0. 52 ! e 0.80 6.20 37.73 15.19 0.53 I 2 0.90 am= 36.05 14.40 0.55 ! e coo 6.35 34.47 13. 0.56 I e c!o a&a 32.99 12.98 0.53 ! e ceo 651 aca, 12.34 oso I a 1.30 6.59 30.2B 11.74 0.61. ! e !mo aas 29.m !u w «!a ! e 1. 50 6..72 e7.e9 10a6 0.64 ! a 1.60 679 26.78 10.15 0.66 1 2 1.70 6.85 25.74 9.68 0.68 ! e !ao 6.90 ew,s 9.24 0.69 ! e 1.90 6a6 23.31 wee 0.71 ! e 2. 00 7. m 22.92 9.43 o.2 ! e ± Io 7. 06 ec oe B. 06 0. 74 I a 610 s+ e60e E« GA ! a 2.18 6.85 21.48 7.81 0.75 ! a 2.26 6.69 ma: w« 0. ! a 234 6.56 20.36 ,as 0.79 ! a 2.42 s«s 19.93 7.14 0. ! a eao 6.37 19.32 6.93 0.90 ! a 2.59 6.30 18.92 6.73 0.82 I a ewa 6.26 18.34 6.53 urea ! a Gi «aa 17w9 6.35 dm Sag ,;Reach 1Sa m: D.O.; cem 1 m_ 1 mow SLIMMER MODEL TO SEE ALLOWABLE WASTE WITHIN SOC CRITERIA ----------- MODEL RESULTS Discharger BOONEVILLE WWTP - SOC Receiving Stream --------------------------------------------------- The End D.O. is 5.35 mg/l. The End CBOD is 31.27 mg/l. The End NBOD is 11.54 mg/l. WLA DO Min CBOD (mg/1) Milepoint Reach #h mg/1) Segment 1 5.31 0.00 1 Reach 1 100.00 Reach ? 0..00 Reach 3 0.00 WLA WLA NE40D DO Waste Flow (mg/1) (mg/1) (mgd) 0.00 0.00 0.000000 SUMMER MODEL TO SEE ALLOWABLE WITHIN SOC CRITERIA Seg # 1 Reach # 1 Seg Mi 1 D.O. CBOD 1 NBOD Flow , 1 1 O.00 5.31 87.52 35.48 0.59 1 1 0.03 5.48 86.84 35.26 0.59 1 1 0.06 5.61 86.15 35.05 0.59 1 1 b.09 5.71 85.47 34.84 0.59 1 1 0.12 5.79 84.79 34.64 0.60 1 1 0.15 5.86 84.12 34.43 0.60 1 1 0.18 5.92 83.45 34.23 0.60 1 1 0.21 5.96 82.79 34.02 0.60 1 1 0 . 24 6.00 82.14 33.92 0.60 1. 1 0.27 6.04 81.49 33.62 0.60 1 1 0.30 6.07 eo.84 .33.42 0.60 1 1 0.00 5.31 87.53 35.48 0.59 1 i 0.03 5.44 86.79 35.26 0.59 1 1 0.06 5.54 86.06 35.05 0.59 1 1 0.09 5.62 85.33 34.84 0.59 1 1 0.12 5.69 84.61 34.64 0.60 1 1 0.15 5.74 83.89 34.43 0.60 1 1. 0.18 5.79 83.19 34.23 0.60 1 1 0.21 5.83 82.48 34.02 0.60 1 1 0.24 5.86 81.79 33.82 0.60 1 1 o.27 5.89 81.10 33.62 0.60 1 1 0.30 5.92 80.42 33.42 0.60 1 2 i).30 6.19 66.54 27.69 0.73 1 2 0.40 5.90 64.20 26.60 0.75 1 2 0.50 5.77 61.96 25.57 0.77 1 2 0.60 5.73 59.84 24.59 0.78 1 2 0.70 5.75 57.80 23.66 0.80 1 2 (:).so 5.80 55.87 22.77 0.81 1 2 0.90 5.86 54.01 21.93 0.83 1 2 1.00 5.93 52.24 21.13 0.85 1 2 1.10 6.00 50.55 20.36 0.86 1 2 1.20 6.07 48.93 19.62 0.88 1 2 1.30 6.14 47.37 18.92 0.89 1 2 1.40 6.20 45.88 19.26 0.91 1 2 1.50 6.27 44.45 17.62 0.93 i 2 1..60 6.33 43.03 17.00 0.94 1 2 1.70 6.39 41.77 16.42 0.96 1 2 1.80 f 6.45 40.50 15.86 0.97 1 2 1.90 6.51 39.29 15.32 0.99 1 2 2.00 6.56 38.12 14.81 1.01 1 2 2.10 6.61 37.00 14.31 1.02 1 3 2.10 6.61 37.00 14.31 1.02 1 3 2.18 6.32 36.21 13.97 1.04 1 3 2.26 6108 35.44 13.64 1..05 1 3 2.34 5.88 34.70 13.32 1.06 1 3 2.42 5.72 33.97 1.3.00 1.07 1 3 2.50 5.59 33.27 12.70 1.09 1 3 2.58 5.49 32.58 12.41 1.10 1 3 2.66 5.41 31.92 12.12 1.11 1 3 2.74 5.35 31.27 11.34 1.12 Seg # 1 Reach # 1 Seg Mi D.O. , CBOD 1 NBOD 1 Flow , WASTE SUMMER MODEL TO SEE ALLOWABLE WASTE WITHIN SOC CRITERIA ------------ MODEL RESULTS Di=.chaff qer BOONEVILLE WWTP - SOC Receiving Stream ------------------------- -----------------._.. The End D.O. is 5.41 mg/l.. The End CBOD is 27.8B mg/l. The End NBOD is 11.87 mg/l. WLA DO Min CDOD (mg/1) Milepoint Reach # (mg/1) Segment 1 5.14 0.70 2 Reach 1 100.00 Reach 2 0.00 Reach 3 0.00 WLA NBOD 40.50 0.00 0.00 WLA DO Waste Plow (mg/1) (mgd) 5.00 0.3330p 0.00 0.00000 0.00 0 0.00000 SUMMER MODEL TO SEE ALLOWABLE WITHIN SOC: CRITERIA Seg # 1 Reach # 1 Seg Mi D.O. CEOD NBOD 1 Flow I 1 1 O.Sit 5.31 87.57 35.49 0.59 1 1 0.03 5.47 86.37 35.28 0.59 1 1 0.06 5.61 e6.18 35.U7 0.59 1. 1 () . a9 5.71 95.50 34.86 0. 60 1 1 0.12 5.79 34.92 34.65 0.60 1 1 0.15 5.86 84.13 34.45 0.60 1 1 0.18 5.91 33.49 34.24 0.6o 1. 1 (=).21 5.96 02.93 34.04 0.60 1 1 0.24 6.00 82.17 33.84 0.60 1 1 0.27 6.03 81.53 33.64 0.60 1 1 0.30 6.06 8i1.88 33.44 0.61 1. 1 0.00 5.31 87.57 35.49 0.59 1 1 0.03 5.44 86.83 35.29 0.59 1 1 0.06 5.54 36.09 35.07 0.59 1 1 0.09 5.62 85.37 34.86 0.60 1 1 0.12 3.63 84.65 34.65 0.60 1 1 0.15 5.74 93.93 34.45 0.60 1 1 0.18 5.79 93.23 34.24 0.60 1 1 0.21 5.33 82.53 34.04 o.60 1 1. 0.24 5.36 81.83 33.84 0.60 1 1 0.27 5.89 81.14 33.64 0.60 1 1 0.30 5.92 80.46 33.44 0.61 1 2 0.30 6.19 66.61 27.71 0.74 1 2 0.40 5.90 64.26 26.63 0.75 1 2 0.50 5.77 62.03 25.60 0.77 1 2 0.60 5.73 59.90 24.62 0.78 1 2 0.70 5.75 37.87 23.69 0.80 1 2 U.80 5.80 55.94 22.80 i 82 1 2 0.90 5.96 54.03 21.96 0.83 1 2 1.00 5.92 52.31 21.15 0.95 1 2 1.1.0 6.00 50.62 20.39 O.86 1 2 1.20 6.07 49.00 19.65 O.88 1 2 1.30 6.14 47.44 18.95 0.90 1. 2 1.40 6.20 45.95 18.28 0.91 1. 2 1.50 6.27 44.52 17.65 0.93 1 2 1.60 6.33 43.1.5 17.03 0.94 1 2 1.70 6.39 41.84 16.45 0.96 1 2 1.30 6.45 40.57 15.89 0.98 1 2 1.90 6.51 39.36 15.35 0.99 1 2 2.00 6.56 38.19 14.94 1.01 1 2 2.10 6.61. 37.06 14.34 1.02 1 2 0.30 6.19 66.61 27.71 0.74 1 2 0.40 5.57 63.84 26.63 0.75 1 2 0.30 5.27 61.22 25.60 0.77 1 2 0.60 5.15 58.74 24.62 0.79 1 2 0.70 5.1.4 56.37 23.69 0.80 1 2 0.20 5.19 54.13 22.80 0.82 1 2 0.90 5.25 52.00 21.96 0.93 1 2 1.00 5.34 49.97 21.15 0.85 1 2 1.10 5.44 49.03 20.39 0.06 1 2 1.20 5.54 46.19 19.65 0.80 1 2 1.30 5.63 44.44 18.95 0.90 1 2 1.40 5.73 42.76 10.28 0.91 1 2 1..50 5.92 41.16 17.65 0.93 1 2 1.60 5.90 39.64 17.03 0.94 1 2 1.70 5.99 38.18 16.45 0.96 1 2 1..80 6.07 36.73 15.89 0.98 i 2 1.90 6.13 35.45 15,.35 0.99 1 2 2.00 6.22 34.18 14.34 1.01. WASTE 1 2 2.10 6.29 32.96 14.34 l.0c� 1 3 2.10 6.29 32.96 14.34 1.02 1 3 2.18 6.08 32.26 14.00 1.04 1 3 2.26 5.91 31.58 13.67 1.05 1 3 2.34 5.77 30.92 13.34 1.06 1 3 2.42 5.65 30.28 13.03 1.08 1 3 2.50 5,57 29.65 12.73 1.09 1 3 2.58 5.50 29.04 12.43 1.10 1 3 2.66 5.45 28.45 12.15 1.11 l 3 2.74 5.41 27.38 11.87 1.13 Seg # | Reach # | Seg Mi | D.O. | CBOD 1 NBOD | Flow Request Form for In -stream Assessment for 67B NAME OF FACILITY A/L/_//-L SUBBASIN D-3----d-� COUNTY //q(x ����/REGION L1�.S R�DESIGN FLOW____ 1(iO_/n Cj) i RECEIVING STREAM___ L -F T Za- na trf rZ/e (2.0 2, /C BACKGROUND DATA : A. Why is SOC needed? (Facility is out of compliance with which effluent limits?) t low �� �( l4" �Fc_�-E � /�� IJ a �� Ts S �P— � B. History of SOC requests: 1. Monthly Average waste flow / prior to any SOC r 1 `-S b mgd Time period averaged /- � 7 thru J-1v kg' 2. Previously approved SOC's: /v/14- Date: Date: flow: mgd flow: mgd total of previously approved SOC flow: 3. Flows lost from plant (facilities that have gone off line) 4. Current SOC request 5. Total plant flow post-SOC (sum of original flow and SOC flow minus losses) mgd flow: IV1119 mgd flow: . Cj /1 mgd flow: L,? GC mgd 6. Is this an accurate flow balance for plant? Why/why not? 60 C. Please attach DMR summary for past year for all permitted parame- ters. If possible, include reports from previous years if facility has been under SOC for more than a year. CURRENT SOC REOUEST : A. Request is for domestic or industrial waste? If it is a combin- ation, please specify percentages. p B. What type of industry? Please attach any pertinent data. C. The region proposes the following SOC limits: BOD5 j 0 mg/l NH3 L mg/l DO Xj L mg/1 TSS 0 mg/l fecal coliform l 00 O #/100m1 pH n — / SU other parametersZpur D. What is the basis for these limits? �