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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNC0023906_Wasteload Allocation_19751120NPDES DOCUMENT SCANNING COVER SHEET NC0023906 Wilson — Hominy Creek WWTP NPDES Permit: Document Type: Permit Issuance Wasteload Allocatio 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: November 20, 1975 This document is printed on reuse paper - ignore any content on the resrersse side 1 DATE: / (-- co -- 7 S DATE RECEIVED: DATE ALLOCATION NEEDED: o.S Soov., as o sS\\\.�. MEMO TO: Mike. McGee FROM: c oNVVrn \ eN1 Cc SUBJECT: Effluent limits for Permit Review DISCHARGE IDENTITY: \N ;1so,N. 2 Q` COUNTY: \NI ;\,,,„„, SUB -BASIN: N ervs e_ 07 RECEIVING STREAM: \kd�„� 7/10 MINIMUM FLOW: LOCATION OF DISCHARGE: S R ) (, 0 6 CLASS: C - 3eur " SLOPE: feet/mile DESIGN CAPACITY: 3. S m G D v REMARKS: Parameter UOD BOD ✓ 5 TKN TSS Col i form (Fecal )tom pH Temperature O EFFLUENT LIMITS Limits /,�-g.S.U. 5--; 0 ev//9 7i4? g fit ASSIMILATIVE CAPACITY EVALUATION LEVEL "B" ANALYSIS SOURCE OF POLLUTION: f,Jit_ so.,0 /V1 vY is l p.a /,,,q, Areawide (208) Planning Area: ,•/oM - beS/GA1 ¢Ted Facilities (201) Planning Area: lH ear eo _ Wic.so,) SA-t e As /11 J R PNY aobw A-iV Wii.sow air- . 00 -- 4 Design Flow [mgd] A. RECEIVING STREAM /,d ,w? Al Y Classification: 7/10 Flow (cfs) B. ASSIMILATIVE CAPACITY DATA Water Surface Slope (ft/mi) 3.S Stream Velocity (fps) _ Stream Depth (ft) i. i'L Elevation @ Discharge Pt. (ft) go Drainage Area (sq. mi.) 7/10 Yield (cfsm) Design Temperature (0C) Groundwater Runoff (cfs/mi) Deoxygenation Rate (K1 Base e) ,--V Reaeration Rate (K2 Base e) ,s. ' Min. Daily Avg. D.O. (mg/1) S LA) C - S . / 7, S" Upstream Quality - BODu (mg/1) .2 D.O. (mg/1) 7. C. REQUIRED EFFLUENT LIMITS Design`9�j} (MGD) 3,.�5' BOD5 Ammonia Nitrogen (mg/1) „2 Dissolved Oxygen (mg/1) -5- Total Suspended Solids (mg/1) ,3e) Fecal Coliform (#/100 ml) zo p pH (S.U.) to-g D. COMMENTS STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL AND ECONOMIC RESOURCES ORIGINAL [ FIRST UPDATE PAGE SECOND UPDATE THIRD UPDATE DATE: II_ 20-7S DATE RECEIVED: DATE ALLOCATION NEEDED: a.5 Socv1 MEMO TO: Mike. McGee FROM: 1Eocive"•s�eveh s NCc SUBJECT: Effluent limits for Permit Review DISCHARGE IDENTITY: \Nj \\So y \ COUNTY: \l\1 , .z o v� SUB -BASIN: j�1 �vs a, 7 RECEIVING STREAM: 1a-ow:\s-‘,1 Sw 44v.1k 7/10 MINIMUM FLOW: LOCATION OF DISCHARGE: `L S . 2 o / CLASS: 'a- S wp SLOPE: feet/mile DESIGN CAPACITY: A , S M G.a / EFFLUENT LIMITS Parameter Limits UOD ook' 5 TKN ✓ TSS Col i form (Fecal pH Temperature REMARKS: toP 1-s .uN fie, h ��.c . ASSIMILATIVE CAPACITY EVALUATION LEVEL "B" ANALYSIS SOURCE OF POLLUTION: L.) i L- so n1 /Y NI c r P4 c Pt,q W-r 2 Areawide (208) Planning Area: tiON - i"ES/GA[ 4 re i) Facilities (201) Planning Area: /.? (7-ep - LottSd)41 u T' -a' r.. r ,'2; —o 5 4 3 2 )o --- 10 10 )0 )0 30 30 70 50 50 10 30 IO---__._- 10 Design Flnw [mgd] A. RECEIVING STREAM #O/»/H Y Classification: 7/10 Flow (cfs) B. ASSIMILATIVE CAPACITY DATA Water Surface Slope (ft/mi) 3 .J Stream Velocity (fps) . S' Stream Depth (ft) , 7-3 Elevation @ Discharge Pt. (ft) Drainage Area (sq. mi.) 7/10 Yield (cfsm) 0 Design Temperature (°C) Z. to Groundwater Runoff (cfs/mi) .UI(o Deoxygenation Rate (K1 Base e) 13-7 Reaeration Rate (K2 Base e) /,S— g Min. Daily Avg. D.O. (mg/1) ,5-- Upstream Quality - BODu (mg/1) 2 D.O. (mg/1) 7. C. REQUIRED EFFLUENT LIMITS Design Flow (MGD) o'? 5" BOD5 (mg/1) .� Ammonia Nitrogen (mg/1) 2 Dissolved Oxygen (mg/1) ,_5- Total Suspended Solids (mg/1) 3 D Fecal Coliform (#/100 ml) =2 a o pH (S.U.) D. COMMENTS 71.0 r)2.-4 '`;tif 11-17k-"41' 11:C7A:=4: STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL AND ECONOMIC RESOURCES ORIGINAL 1 -1 FIRST UPDATE PAGE SECOND UPDATE THIRD UPDATE /! go 70 (� 0 4 WoR& .: : ror ::)90 ro!iv :� .:��v:� ijii ; .. I. 1 -•• Ttsp : Gt.T �. `�rrJiiv rf { /11 Or P/4y /56bY !.Jok S (/o<)/A/Y 4,-417,11' i11: ::• • _ { i 11 o t.NA�rr► l Ot7ZT 917 !II rl;! 1 2-ts .: �O i $tom!:.-::::: -m m'1'f. •Y.4ti!).-,•v - t(,/V L' : C MP) L4):14.66 -tt • 11!1i 1Il I'. 7 7 1it V s n NI ]0Y1 'OD ZI3SS3 'B 1333f13>i lI S3HONI 01 X L • HONI 3H1 01 OZ X OZ �p Lill 1!1!-- 1; + • ; I I • T ; 1 /I'I H. ' iI- T 1E l::: January 22e 1973 V0 73 RJBP L. E. Wooten and Company Consulting Engineers s 120 North Boyce Ave Raleigh, North Carolina 27602 ATTENTION. Mr. Marl E. Ray Gentlenem This 3s in responee.to Yam' letter of January 5, 1973 by chioh you supplied your Report port on Investigation of Wiggins Mill Dam and Fla tausei with plans showing proposed repair work (as wall as data on the proposed BuCkhorn water supply dam) , for approval under Sec. 11 .215.27 of tiro Jam Safety Law of 1967. Affected State agenciee have been consulted, and the pleel have been reviewed. Your plan includes provision for re1easfxk; flows to maintain the 7-day 1O yeax° minimum at all times, as is requirod b; the lair. The dater Q w1ity Division of this Office advises that this required minimum flow is 2.0 cf's . Your plensl are satisfactory =der the requirements of the Dam Safety Law and this letter constitutes the approval required by that law. You advise that no time has as yet been set for the commencement and completion. of the work; ply Furnish them when they do become available. Sincerely , George E. Pickett, Director Office of Water and Air 1 eeo rces cos ° r. Julian Taylor C. pep"' 4' atec r �ti • w .�.t • i�t�iy T .t,q '24 1913 P : r p asources L. Z. Wooten & Coinpaa7 P. 0. Bow 29E4 Raleigh, H. C. - Dear Er. Ray: P. O. Box 2857 Raleigh, B. C. - 27 602 November 19, 1971 . This letter is to confirm our estimates of stream. low for several sites on Cotten: ea'Cret a a3 fo11o4;s No.. Location Drainv:e area 2 903 80 at NC 581 2--904.5333 at SR 1162 Nilson Co. 200 atq Mi r m/}Wig,-lali';. r"' I ...s =7r7 1!} 2-905.00 at US 301 236 5� � �,: . � ,77 The seven-day, 10-yea: minim= dischargeestimated for each of these sites is given be1ov. The range indicates the interval in uhicti the actual value lies. 7-day, 10-year No. mini Range 2-903.8 I ' 1.3 cf$ 0.6-2.0 cfs-';, y,7, it .► 2-904.5333 1.7 cfs 0.8-2.6 cfs 2-' ���I: yn%. 2-905 2.0 cfs 1.0-3.0 cfs Z, J'a; /n These estimates are based :..ors discharge measurements made during -the period 1957-70 at Con tentnea Creek near Ken1y,. DA 166 sr mi, co3tinuous.. discharge records since 1964, at station 2-903.3, Contentnea Creek -near Luca= (at Bu h rn dam site), and records from nearby. long-term gaging stations. ``" 1 3 : , »; During our phone conversation, Mr. Barlow meaticned that a figure of 7 cfs had been used by others as the 7-day, 10-year minimum at or near your point of interest at NC 581. We can only surmise that this figure was based on the 7--day, 10-year flow of 0.043 cfsm shown for Coatentuea Creek at Hookerton or. page. 103 of WSP 1761. The drainage area -Of 729 atuare miles at Hookerton is several times as large as the drainage='ar•ea at your .points of interest. Available records indicatethat the area between your pointsof i.cterest and the Hookerton gage is 3enera11y much more prods u;t1' a As Far a the 7-r 3v l0-.t e". le=7 1 1 a n•,•,:crn't1; 1 �` I % 1 M.r Av ♦'�i i�I M.14.S rr ♦..6 f��.J� thus the data as outlined previously, per force overrode the :iookertoa data. November 0, 1971 It is hoped that the above data will met your planning and design needs for the proposed Wilson r,,ater supply. For the District Chief, Ralph C. Heath.. Very- truly yours, H. M. Jackson Hydrologist Cotes to: Col. R. J. B. Page-, CMAR Juliar. R. Taylor, O'W: R NiJ: eh