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*Mr. Perry B. Owens, President
' Utilities, Inc.
' December 6, 1982
cc: Avery County Health Department
Johnny T. Johnson & Associates
Mr. Roy Davis
Mr. Forrest Westall
Asheville Regional Manager
Sincerely yours,
Original Signed By
FORREST R. WESTALL
FOR
Robert F. Hel"
Director
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DIVISION OF E.WVIIIONti LIUAL I'ViNAG"i1al
Mr. Perry B. Omnis,
Utilities, Inc.
2335 Sanders Road
Northbrook, Illiuois
Deur Mr. Owens:
President
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SUBJECT: Permit No. NCO022900
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October 11. 1982
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Authorization
Authorization to Construct ,
Utilities, Inc., Northbrook Illinois - Parent Company
Sugar Mountain Utilities, Inc.
Sugar Mountain Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion
Avery County
The final plans and specifications for the: subject project have been reviewed
and found to be satisfactory. Authorization is hereby granted for the construction
of wastewater treatment plant additions and changes so as to increase the treatment
capacity from .2 I}fD to .5 MGD consisting of the replacement and relocation of approxi-
mately 170 lineal feet of 8 -inch gravity sewer line, a packaged bur screen/eomminutor
mid flow splitter, parshall flume, with flow meter and recorder, a 0.3 ?IGD Extended
Air Package: Plant with a secondary clarifier, a 33,700 gallon aerobic sludge digester,
dual tertiary filters; plus modifications to the existing 0.2 MGD WWTP to integrate
it and its components, ,gaseous chlorination, post aeration, plus piping; and appurten-
ances to serve the Sugar Mountain Area developments.
This Authorization to Construct is issued in accordance with Part III paragraph
C of NPDES Permit No. NCO022900 issued September 30, 1382, and shall be subject to
revocation unless the wastewater treatment facilities are constructed in accordance
with the conditions and limitations specified iu Permit No. NU0022900.
One (s) set of approved plana and specifications is being forwarded to you.
If you have airy questions or need additional information, please contact 'ter. A. R.
iiagstrom, telephone =her 919/733-7120.
Sincerely, ,,o�u5s y
OnDnU
W. LEE FLEMMNG, JR., for
Robert F. helms
Director
cc: Avery County Health Department
Johnny T. Johnson & Associates, Inc.
Mr. Roy Davis
Mr. W. Lee Fleming, Jr.
Asheville Regional Manager
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NPDES TASTE LOAD ALLOCATION
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Date: 51-234L -
(Guideline limitations, if applicable, are to be listed on the back of this form.)
Design Temp.:_ d
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Area: �� �� ��rR �' Avg. Streamflow:,�
Comments
Existing
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below outfall): • Slope: �l
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Design Capacity (MGD): Q•�O V Industrial (% of
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Domestic (% of Flow): /019
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Receiving
Stream:
Class:
Sub -Basin: !qT'
Reference
USGS Quad: (Please attach)
Requestor:
!a-eg-ietr Office
(Guideline limitations, if applicable, are to be listed on the back of this form.)
Design Temp.:_ d
&C_Drainage
Area: �� �� ��rR �' Avg. Streamflow:,�
Comments
7Q10: 0,7�
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Winter 7Q10: 30Q2:
Location of D.0.minimum
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below outfall): • Slope: �l
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Velocity (fps) : 404
Kl (base e, per day, 200C): 0. Y K2 (base e, per day, 200C)
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Effluent Monthly
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Original Allocation a •
Revised Allocation Date(s) of Revision(s)
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Prepared By : /T�� G��� -'' �* Reviewed By : Date : _ 7-9-&-22
For Appropriate Dischargers, List Complete Guideline Limitations Below
Effluent Monthly Maximum Daily
Characteristics Average Average Comments
Type of Product Produced Lbs/Day Produced Effluent Guideline Reference
r North Carolina Department of Natural
Resources &Community Development
James B Hunt, Jr , Governor Joseph W Grimsley, Secretary
Division of Environmental Management
January 6, 1982
Mr. William_ Knowles
Johnny T. Johnson & Assoc., Inc.
Interstate Center/16 Berry Hill Rd.
P. 0. Box 21066
Columbia, SC 29221
Dear Mr. Knowles:
Per your request dated December 10, a Level "B" analysis has been
completed analyzing the proposed expansion of the Sugar Mountain WWTP
located on the Elk River. Attached is a tabulation of the effluent limits.
The limits are maximum monthly mean values unless otherwise noted. The
limits reflect current policies and methodologies in the State Continuing
Planning Process and are part of the Watauga River Basin Plan.
We have also attached a discussion and explanation of the effluent
limits. Please contact Mr. Mark Lewis of my staff if you have any questions
concerning the limits.
Attachment
cc: Roy Davis
Mark Lewis
Louis Eckley
Allen Wahab
Sincerely,
Forrest Westall, Head
Monitoring & Technical Services Branch
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An, Eoujl Opportunity Affirmative Action Emplovcr r y ; . µ
DISCUSSION OF EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS
Effluent "limitations for BOD5, NH3-N, and dissolved oxygen are established in
the State Water Quality Management Planning Process to attain water quality stream
standards for dissolved oxygen. The limits for BOD and NH3-N are usually specified
as maximum monthly mean values. Maximum weekly values, normally 1.5 times the monthly
values, are also specified in the affected discharge permits.
There aro two hasic levels of anhlysis ("B" and "C") used to establish the
effluent limit< In each case the analysis can conclude an infinite number of
combinations of effluent BODS, N113 -N, and D.O. that will attain water quality
standards. Obviously it would be impossible to list all combinations and since
specific values must be in the NPDES permits, the Division staff selects a likely
comhina n on for specification -nf the waste load allocation. Because of the numerous
cumhin.ition5 whjch can be conceived, it is possible that some comiDination other than
the one selected by the Division of Environmental Management (DEM, will prove to be
the optimum. For this reason, DEM encourages the consideration of alternative
combinations in the 201 Planning Process which may be advantageous due to the
particular waste or waste treatment being considered. Since the waste load
allocations and often the NPDES permits precede the development of 201 plans, it
will be necessary to update plans and modify permits in a continuing process.
The "B" and "C" levels of analysis differ primarily by the amount of data
available. The "C" analysis is based on intensive water quality survey data while
the "B" analysis is an empirical analysis based largely on the slope and other
physical characteristics of the receiving stream. Additional explanation of the
"B" and "C" analyses is contained in Appendix E of the Basin Plans. Both analyses
use the basic Streeter -Phelps theory. In a "B" level analysis effluent ultimate
BOD (BODu) is set equal to BOD5 + 4 x NH3-N. The combination of BOD5 and NH3-N may
be modified as long as BODu is not changed. In most level "C" analyses Carbonaceous
BODu (CBOD) is equal to 1.5 x BOD5 and Nitrogenous BODu (NBOD) is equal to 4.5 x NH3-N.
Although tradeoffs between BOD5 and NH3-N are acceptable in the level "C" allocations,
the equation of BODu = 1.5 x BOD5 + 4.5 r NH3-N cannot be used in all cases. When a
large difference between Carbonaceous BOD and Nitrogenous BOD stream removal rates
exist, the trade-offs will be less in accordance with the equation. In any case,
modifications to the waste load allocations have to be approved by DEM before 201
plans or NPDES permits are completed. Proposed allocation modifications should be
coordinated through the Local Programs or Technical Services Sections.
As a result of regulation changes, the effluent limits on suspended solids may
be increased from the normal 30 mg/l to 90 mg/l for lagoon waste treatment systems.
Since the attached table does not address the type of treatment system to be employed,
this consideration should be utilized in the design of the waste treatment system.
Even though higher suspended solids are allowable for lagoon systems, the systems
must be designed to allow attainment of the BOD, NH3-N, and D.O. effluent limits.
WATER QUALITY
OPERATION'S BRANCH
Johnny I Johnson & Associates, Inc.
INTERSTATE CENTER / 16 BERRY HILL ROAD
P. O. BOX 21066 / COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 29221
TELEPHONE (803) 772-5740
December 10, 1981
North Carolina Department of Natural
Resources & Community Development
P.O. Box 27687
Raleigh, NC 27611
Attn: Mr. Forrest R. Westall, Head
Monitoring & Tech. Services Branch
Re:
Dear Mr. Westall:
PRINCIPALS
Johnny T Johnson, P E
William T Knowles, P E.
Robert G Burgin, Jr , P E
Heyward H Bouknight, P E
Sugar Mountain Utility WWTP
JTJ File No. U-118
Enclosed is a copy of your letter of July 24, 1981 to
Mr. Robert Burgin of our office. Attached to your letter is a
tabulation of effluent limits for several WWTP and a discussion of
those limits. Since the time you issued these limits, the Sugar
Mountain development plans have been revised such that an additional
300,000 GPD of treatment capacity will be required along with the
existing 200,000 GPD facility. We are now in the process of pre-
paring an NPDES Permit Application and a Preliminary Engineering
Report for the total 500,000 GPD of treatment plant discharge.
The effluent limits for Sugar Mountain WWTP were given for
discharges of 0.3 and 0.4 MGD. We would appreciate it if your office
would revise the effluent limits for the 0.5 MGD in order that we can
complete our reports and design. Based on your analysis for the
Banner Elk WWTP which is downstream from the Sugar Mountain V4TP, I
would assume the discharge parameters to remain the same for the
0.5 MGD discharge as they were for the 0.4 MGD discharge with the
exception of dissolved oxygen and possibly residual chlorine.
However, before we complete design, I need your office to confirm
this for me.
Mr. Forrest R. Westall
North Carolina Dept. of Natural Page 2
Resources & Community Development December 10, 1981
I appreciate your help very much on this item. If you have
any questions or need further information, please call me at
(803) 772-5740.
WTK:ep
Enclosure
Your truly,
JOHNNY T. JOHNSON & ASSOCIATES, INC.
William T. Knowles, P.E.
Executive Vice -President
C��,��L V .Il, '>
North Carolina Department of Natural
Resources &Community Development
James B. Hunt, Jr., Governor Howard N. Lee, Secretary
DIVISION OF ENVIRONTEENTAL MANAGEMENT
July 24, 1981
Mr. Robert Burgin
Johnny T. Johnson L Assoc.
Interstate Center
16 Berry Hill Rd
P. 0. Bob 21066
Columbia, SC 29221
Dear Mr. Burgin:
In response to your letter dated May 27, 1981, we have attached a tabulation
of the effluent limits requested. The limits are maximum monthly mean values
unless otherwise noted. The limits reflect current policies and methodologies
in the State Continuing Planning Process and are part of the Watauga River
Basin Plan.
C'Please note that the location of the present Sugar Mtn. Utility RTWTP is not
Flattop Creek, but rather the headwaters of t e Elk River (Banner Elk Cr.).
We have also attached a discussion and explanation of the effluent limits.
Please contact Mr. Mark Lewis of my staff if you have any questions concerning
the limits.
Attachment
cc: Roy Davis
Mark Lewis
Sincerely,
0/
rorrest R. Westall, Head
Monitoring s Technical Services Branch
P_ O Box 276S7 Raltigh, North C2,ohn2 27611
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