ILLINOIS
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
AGENCY
November
5,
2008
Village
of
Hutsonville
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ILLINOIS
ENVIRONMENTAL
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PROTECTION
AGENCY,
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Respondent.
)
Re:
Provisional
Variance
From
Effluent
Limits
Contained
in
NPDES
Permit
IL0029524
Dear
Mr.
Humphrey:
The Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Agency
(Agency)
has
completed
its
technical
review
of
the attached
provisional
variance
request
(Attachment
A)
that
the
Village
of
Hutsonville
(Village),
Crawford
County,
submitted
for
its waste
water
treatment
facility.
The
Agency
received
the
first
request
on
October
24, 2008,
and
a more
detailed
request
on October
28,
2008.
The
Village
is
seeking
a
provisional
variance
so
that
it
can
remove
the
facility’s
clarifier
from
service
to make
needed
repairs.
Based
on
its
review,
the
Agency
GRANTS
the
Village
a
provisional
variance
subject
to
the
specific
conditions
set
forth
below.
Background
The
Village
owns
and
operates
a
waste
water
treatment
facility,
located
at
600
East
Church
Street,
which
serves
all
areas
located within
the incorporated
limits
of
Hutsonville.
The
facility
consists
of an
Imhoff
tank,
a trickling
filter,
and a
clarifier.
After
receiving
a
recent
violation
notice
from
the
Agency,
the
Village
determined
that
it
needed
to
make
certain
repairs
to
the
clarifier.
More
specifically,
the Village
must
replace
the
clarifier
weir
plates
as
well
as
the sludge
and
scum
scraper
blades.
The
Village
also
plans
to
blast
and recoat
the
interior
and
exterior
of
the
clarifier.
The
Village
estimates
that
the
quantity
of
water
released
through
Outfall
001
into
the
Wabash
River
the will
be
0.065
MGD
(million
gallons
per
day).
During
this
time,
the
secondary
clarifier
and
trickling
filter
will
need
to
be
bypassed.
Treatment
will
consist
of
primary
settling
in the
Imhoff
tank
only.
Thus,
treatment
will
be less
effective
than
when
the
trickling
filter
and
secondary
clarifier
are
in service.
Relief
Requested
The
Village
seeks
a provisional variance
from
the
effluent
limits
required
in
NPDES
permit
1L0029254
(Attachment
B)
while
it
makes
repairs
to
the
clarifier.
NPDES
permit
1L0029254
requires
the
following
effluent
limits
be
maintained
for
Outfall
001:
CBOD
5
—
Quantity
limits
of
17
lbs/day
monthly
average
and 28
lbs/day
weekly
average
Concentration limits
of
25 mg/i
monthly
average
and 40
mg/i
weekly
average
Suspended
Solids
— Quantity limits
of
21 lbs/day
monthly
average
and
31 lbs/day
weekly
average
Concentration limits
of 30
mg/i
monthly
average
and
45 mg/i
weekly
average
Agency
Determinations
The
Agency
has reviewed
the
requested
provisional
variance
and
has
concluded
the
following:
1.
Any
environmental
impact
from
the
requested
relief
shall
be
closely
monitored
and
the
Agency
shall
be
immediately
notified
of
any adverse
impacts.
2.
No
reasonable
alternatives appear
available;
3.
No
public
water
supplies
should
be affected;
4.
No
federal
regulations
will
preclude
the
granting
of
this request;
and
5.
The
Village
will
face
an arbitrary
and
unreasonable
hardship
if the
request
is
not
granted.
Conditions
The
Agency
hereby
GRANTS
the
Village’s
waste
water
treatment
plant
a
provisional
variance
from
the
CBOD
5
and
Suspended
Solids
effluent
limits
required
in
NPDES
Permit
1L0029254,
subject
to the
following
conditions:
A.
The
provisional
variance
shall
begin
on
November
15, 2008,
and
shall
end
no
later than
December
20,
2008.
B.
The
Village
shall
provide
the
best
operation
of
its
available
equipment
to
produce
the
best
effluent possible
at
all
times.
At
no
times shall
the
effluent
exceed
CBOD
5
—
Concentration
limit
of
60
mg/I
monthly
average
Suspended
Solids
-
Concentration
limit
of 75
mg/i monthly
average
C.
The
Village
shall
closely
monitor
the
Wabash
River
and
immediately
notify
the
Agency
of
any
adverse
environmental
impacts.
D.
The Village
shall
notify
Mike
Ganetson
of
the
Agency
by
telephone
at
2
17/782-
9720
when
all
repairs
to
the
secondary
clarifier
are
completed
and
the
facility
returns
to
normal
operation.
Written
confirmation
shall
be
sent
within
five
days
to the
following
address:
Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Agency
Bureau
of
Water
-
Water Pollution
Control
Attention:
Mike
Garretson
1021
North
Grand
Avenue
East,
MC
#19
Springfield,
Illinois
62794-9276
E.
The
Village
shall
sign
a
certificate
of
acceptance
of
this
provisional
variance
and
forward
that
certificate
to
Mike Garretson
at
the
address
indicated
above
within
one
day
of
the
date
of
this order.
The
certification
should
take
the
following
form:
I
(We)
,
hereby
accept and
agree
to
be
bound
by
all
terms
and conditions
of
the
provisional
variance
granted
by
the
Agency
in
dated
Petitioner
Authorized
Agent
Title
Date
The
District
shall continue
to
monitor
all
parameters
and
all comply
with
all
other
conditions
specified
in its NPDES
Permit
No.
JL0029254.
Conclusion
The Agency
grants
this
provisional
variance
in
accordance
with
its authority
contained
in
Sections
35(b),
36 (c),
and
3
7(b)
of
the Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Act
(415
ILCS
5/35(b),
36(c),
and
37(b)
(2004).
The decision
to grant
this
provisional
variance
is
not
intended
to address
compliance
with
any
other
applicable
laws
or regulations.
Robert
A. Messina
Chief
Legal Counsel
cc:
Marcia
Wilihite
Michael
Garretson
Vera
Herst
ILLINOIS
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
AGENCY
Attachment
B
1021
NORTH GRAND
AVENUE
EAST,
P.O.
Box 19276,
SPRINGFIELD,
ILLINOIS
62794-9276
— (
217)
782-3397
JAMES
R.
THOMPSON
CENTER,
100
WEST
RANDOLPH,
SUITE
11-300,
CHIcAGo,
11. 60601
— (312)
814-6026
ROD
R.
BLAGOJEVICH,
GOVERNOR
November
21, 2007
Village
of
Hutsonville
P.O. Box
277
Hutsonville,
Illinois
62433
Re:
Village
of
Hutsonville
Hutsonville
STP
NPDES
Permit
No.
1L0029254
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Records
Compliance
Assurance
Section
Champaign
Region
Indiana
ROCKFORD
—4302
North
Main Street,
Rockford,
IL
61103
—(815)
987-7760
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PLAINES
— 9511
W.
Harrison St.,
Des Plaines,
IL
60016
—(847)
294-4000
ELGIN
— 595 South
State,
Elgin,
IL
60123
—(847)
608-3131
•
PEORIA
—
5415
N.
University
St.,
Peoria,
IL 61614—
(309)
693-5463
BUREAU
OF LAND
- PEORIA
—7620 N.
University
St., Peoria,
IL 61614
—1309)
693-5462
•
CHAMPAIGN
—2125
South
First Street,
Champaign,
IL
61820—
(217)
278-5800
SPRINGFIELD
—4300
S.
Sixth Street
Rd.,
Springfield,
IL 62706
—(217)
786-6892
•
COLLINSVILLE
—
2009 Ma))
Street, Co)Iinsville,
IL
62234
— (618)
346-5120
MARION
— 2309
W. Main St.,
Suite
116,
Marion,
IL 62959
—(618)
993-7200
217/782-0610
Final
Permit
or
3.,
DOUGLAS
P.
SCOTr,
DIRECTOR
RECEIVED
NOV
26Z007
DES
Permit
for
your
discharge.
The Permit
as issued
covers
discharge
limitations,
g
requirements.
Failure
to meet
any
portion
of
the Permit
could
result
in
civil
andlor
Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Agency
is ready
and
willing
to
assist
you in
rnditions
of
the Permit
as they
relate specifically
to
your
discharge.
a program
allowing
the
submittal
of
electronic
Discharge
Monitoring
Reports
r
Discharge
Monitoring
Reports
(DMRs).
If
you
are interested
in
eDMRs,
more
on
the Agency
website,
http://epa.state.il.us/water/edmr/index.html.
If
your
facility
MR
program,
a
supply
of
preprinted
paper
DMR Forms
for
your facility
will
be sent
ation
of DMR
reporting
under
the
reissued
permit.
Additional information
and
my
the preprinted
DMRs
upon
their arrival.
—
ëctive
as of the
date
indicated
on
the
first
page of
the Permit.
Until
the
effective
date
—
ie
limitations
and
conditions
of
the previously-issued
Permit
remain
in
full
effect.
leal
any
condition
of
the Permit
to
the Illinois
Pollution
Control
Board
within
a 35
issuance
date.
s
concerning
the Permit,
please
contact
Amy
L. Dragovich
at the telephone
number
Al(4’
Manager,
Permit
Section
Division
of Water
Pollution
Control
SAK:ALD:07091
005.bah
Attachment:
Final
Permit
Il
PRINTED
ON
RECYCLED
PAPER
NPDES
Permit
No.
1L0029254
Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Agency
Division
of Water
Pollution
Control
1021
North
Grand
Avenue East
Post
Office
Box
19276
Springfield,
Illinois
62794-9276
NATIONAL
POLLUTANT
DISCHARGE
ELIMINATION
SYSTEM
Reissued
(NPDES)
Permit
Expiration
Date:
November
30,
2012
Issue
Date:
November
21,
2007
Effective
Date:
December
1, 2007
Name
and
Address
of Permittee:
Facility
Name and
Address:
Village
of
Hutsonville
Hutsonville
STP
P.O. Box 277
600
East
Church
Street
Hutsonville,
Illinois
62433
Hutsonville,
Illinois
(Crawford
County)
Receiving
Waters:
Wabash
River
In
compliance
with
the
provisions
of the
Illinois Environmental
Protection
Act,
Title
35
of
the
Ill.
Adm.
Code,
Subtitle
C,
Chapter I, and
the
Clean WaterAct
(CWA),
the
above-named
Permittee is
hereby authorized
to discharge
at the above
location
to
the above-named
receiving
stream in accordance
with the standard
conditions
and attachments
herein.
Permittee
is
not
authorized
to
discharge
after the
above
expiration
date.
In order to receive
authorization
to
discharge beyond
the
expiration
date,
the Permittee
shall submit
the proper
application
as required
by
the Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Agency (IEPA)
not
later than
180 days
prior to the
expiration
date.
AlAer,P.E.1l
Manager,
Permit
Section
Division
of Water
Pollution
Control
SAK:ALD:07091
005.bah
Page
2
NPDES
Permit
No. lL0029254
Effluent
Limitations,
Monitoring,
and
Reoorting
FINAL
Discharge
Number(s)
and
Name(s):
001 STP
Outfall
Load
limits
computed
based
on a
design
average
flow
(DAF)
of 0.0825
MGD
(design
maximum
flow
(DMF)
of
0.309
MGD).
Excess
flow
facilities
(if
applicable)
shall not
be
utilized
until
the
main treatment
facility
is receiving
its
maximum
practical
flow.
From
the
effective
date
of this
Permit
until the
expiration
date,
the effluent
of
the
above
discharge(s)
shall
be
monitored
and limited
at all
times
as follows:
Parameter
Flow
(MGD)
CBOD
5
**
Suspended
Solids
pH
Fecal
Coliform***
Chlorine
Residual***
Daily
Sample
Maximum
Frequency
Continuous
1 Day/Month
1 Day/Month
I Day/Month
1
Day/Month
0.75
1
DayiMth
LOAD
LIMITS
lbs/day
CONCENTRATION
DAF
(DMF)*
LIMITS
MG/L
Monthly
Weekly
Daily
Monthly
Weekly
Average
Average
Maximum
Average
Average
17(64)
28(103)
25
40
21(77)
31(116)
30
45
Shall
be in
the range
of
6 to
9
Standard
Units
Daily
Maximum
shall
not exceed
400
per 100
mL
(May through
October)
Sample
Type
Composite
Composite
Grab
Grab
Grab
*Load
limits
based on
design
maximum
flow
shall apply
only when
flow
exceeds
design
average
flow.
**Caonaceous
BOD
5
(CBOD
5
)
testing shall
be
in accordance
with
40
CFR
136.
***See
Special
Condition
9.
Flow
shall
be reported
on
the
Discharge
Monitoring
Report
(DMR)
as
monthly
average
and
daily
maximum.
Fecal
Coliform
shall be
reported
on
the DMR
as a
daily
maximum
value.
pH
shall
be reported
on
the
DMR as
minimum
and
maximum
value.
Chlorine
Residual
shall be
reported
on
DMR
as
daily maximum.
Page
3
NPDES
Permit
No.
1L0029254
Effluent
Limitations,
Monitoring,
and
Reporting
FINAL
Discharge
Number(s)
and
Name(s):
AOl
Excess
Flow
Outfall
&
003
Trickling
Filter
Underdrain
Overflow
These
flow
facilities
shall
not be
utilized
until
the
main
treatment
facility
is receiving
its
maximum
practical
flow.
From the
effective
date
of
this
Permit
until
the expiration
date,
the
effluent
of the
above
discharge(s)
shall
be
monitored
and
limited
at
all
times
as
follows:
CONCENTRATION
LIMITS
mg/L
Parameter
Monthly
Average
Sample
Frequency
Sample
Type
Total
Flow
(MG)
See Below
Daily
When
Discharging
Continuous
SOD
5
30
Daily
When
Discharging
Grab
Suspended
Solids
.
30
Daily
When
Discharging
Grab
Fecal
Coliform
Daily
Maximum
Shall
Not Exceed
400
per
100 mL
Daily When
Discharging
Grab
pH
Shall
be
in the
range
of
6 to
9
Standard
Units
Daily
When
Discharging
Grab
Chlorine
Residual
0.75
Daily
When
Discharging
Grab
Total
flow
in million
gallons
shall
be
reported
on
the
Discharge
Monitoring
Report
(DMR)
in
the
quantity
maximum
column.
Report
the
number
of days
of
discharge
in
the comments
section
of
the DMR.
Fecal
Coliform
shall
be
reported
on the
DMR
as daily
maximum.
Chlorine
Residual
shall
be
reported
on the
DMR
as a
monthly
average
concentration.
pH
shall
be
reported
on the
DMR
as a
minimum
and
a
maximum.
BOD
5
and
Suspended
Solids
shall
be reported
on the
DMR
as a monthly
average
concentration.
Page
4
NPDES Permit
No.
lL0029254
lnf)uent
Monitoring,
and
Rerjortinc
The influent
to the plant
shall be
monitored
as
follows:
Parameter
Sample
Frequency
Sample
Type
Flow
(MGD)
Continuous
SOD
5
1 Day/Month
Composite
Suspended
Solids
1
Day/Month
Composite
Influent
samples
shall be taken
at a point
representative
of the
influent.
V
Flow (MGD)
shall be
reported
on
the Discharge
Monitoring
Report (DMR)
as
monthly average
and daily
maximum.
BOO
5
and Suspended
Solids
shall
be
reported on
the
DMR
as a
monthly average
concentration.
Page 5
NPDES
Permit
No. 1L0029254
Special
Conditions
SPECIAL
CONDITION
1. This Permit
may
be
modified
to include
different final
effluent
limitations
or
requirements
which
are
consistent
with
applicable
laws,
regulations,
or
judicial orders.
The IEPA
will public
notice
the
permit modification.
SPECIAL CONDITION
2.
The
use
or
operation of
this facility shall
be
by or under
the supervision
of
a Certified
Class
3
operator.
SPECIAL
CONDITION
3.
The
EPA
may request
in writing
submittal of
operational
information in
a
specified
form and at
a required
frequency
at
any
time
during the effective
period of this
Permit.
SPECIAL
CONDITION
4.
The EPA
may request
more frequent
monitoring
by
permit
modification
pursuant
to 40
CFR
§
122.63
and
Without
Public
Notice in
the event
of
operational, maintenance
or
other problems
resulting
in possible
effluent deterioration.
SPECIAL
CONDITION
5.
The effluent,
alone
or in
combination
with
other sources,
shall not cause
a
violation
of any applicable
water
quality
standard
outlined
in 35
Ill. Adm.
Code 302.
SPECIAL
CONDITION
6.
Samples
taken
in
compliance
with
the effluent
monitoring requirements
shall
be
taken:
A.
For
Discharge
Number
001 - During
dry
weather
flows (no excess
flow discharge),
samples
shall
be taken
at
a
point
representative
-
of
the flows
but
prior
to
entry into
the receiving
stream.
During periods
of
excess
flow discharge,
CBOD
5
,
Suspended
Solids,
and
Ammonia
Nitrogen,
if Ammonia
Nitrogen
monitoring
and
sampling
is required
on the
Effluent
Limitations,
Monitoring,
and Reporting
Page of
this Permit,
shall
be monitored
at
a point
representative
of the discharge
but
prior
to admixture
with
the
excess
flow. If
Fecal
Coliform
limits
are different
for
Discharge
Numbers
001 and
AOl,
sampling
shall occur
at a point representative
of the
discharge
and
prior
to admixture,
if
hardware
allows.
Other parameters
may be
sampled after
admixture
but
prior
to entry
into the receiving
stream.
B.
For
Discharge
Number AOl
- Samples
for
all parameters
shall be
taken
at a point
representative
of
the discharge
but
prior
to entry
into the
receiving
stream.
If Fecal
Coliform
limits are
different
for Discharge
Numbers
001
and
Aol,
sampling
shall occur
at a
point
representative
of the
discharge
and prior
to
admixture,
if hardware
allows.
The sampling
point
for
other parameters
may be at a point
after admixture
with
the
dry weather
flows.
C.
For
Discharge 003
- Samples
taken
in compliance
with the effluent
monitoring
requirements
shall
be taken
at a point
representative
of
the discharge,
but
prior
to
entry into the
receiving
stream.
SPECIAL
CONDITION
7. Final
Conditions
- For
Discharge
No. 001: BOD
5
and
Suspended
Solids (85%
removal
required):
The arithmetic
mean
of the values
for
effluent
samples
collected in
a
period of
one
calendar
month
shall
not
exceed
15
percent of
the arithmetic
mean
of the values
for
influent
samples
collected
at
approximately
the
same time during
the same
period,
except
during those
periods
when
the
influent
is diluted
because
of high flows
if the
tributary
sewer system
is
combined.
The percent
removal
need
not be reported
to
the
IEPA
on DMR’s
but
influerit
and
effluent
data must
be available,
as
required
elsewhere
in this
Permit,
for
IEPA inspection
and
review.
For
measuring
compliance
with this
requirement,
5
mg/L shall
be added to
the effluent
CBOD
5
concentration
to
determine
the
effluent BOD
5
concentration.
SPECIAL
CONDITION
8. This Permit
may
be
modified
to
include
requirements
for
the Permittee
on
a continuing
basis to evaluate
and
detail its
efforts
to
effectively
control
sources
of
infiltration
and
inflow into the
sewer system
and to submit
reports
to
the I EPA if necessary.
SPECIAL
CONDITION
9.
Fecal
Coliform
limits for Discharge
Number
001 are effective
May thru
October.
Sampling of
Fecal Coliform
is
only
required
during
this time period.
The
total
residual
chlorine
limit is
applicable
at
all times.
If the Permittee
is
chlorinating
for any purpose
during the months
of
November
through
April,
sampling is
required on a
daily
grab
basis.
Sampling
frequency
for the months
of May through
October shall
be
as indicated
on
effluent
limitations,
monitoring
and reporting
page
of
this
Permit.
SPECIAL
CONDITION
10.
During
January
of
each year the
Permittee
shall submit
annual
fiscal
data
regarding
sewerage
system
operations
to
the
Illinois
Environmental
Protection Agency/Division
of Water
Pollution
Control/Compliance
Assurance
Section.
The
Permittee
may
use any fiscal
year period
provided the
period ends
within twelve
(12) months
of the
submission
date.
Submission
shall be
on forms
provided
by
IEPA
titled “Fiscal
Report
Form For
NPDES
Permittees”.
Page
6
NPDES
Permit
No. 1L0029254
Soecial
Conditions
SPECIAL
CONDITION
11.
Discharge
Number
002
is
an emergency
high
level
bypass.
Discharges
from
this
overflow
are
subject
to
the
following
conditions:
(1)
Definitions
(i)
“Bypass”
means
the
intentional
diversion
of waste
streams
from
any portion
of a treatment
facility.
(ii)
Severe
property
damage”
means
substantial
physical
damage
to property,
damage
to
the
treatment
facilities
which
causes
them to
become
inoperable,
or
substantial
and
permanent
loss
of
natural
resources
which
can
reasonably
be expected
to occur
in
the
absence of
a
bypass.
Severe
property
damage
does
not
mean
economic
loss
caused
by
delays
in production.
(2)
Bypass
not
exceeding
limitations.
The
Permittee
may
allow
any
bypass
to
occur
which
does
not
cause
effluent
limitations
to be
exceeded,
but
only
if it
also
is for essential
maintenance
to
assure
efficient
operation.
These
bypasses
are
not
subject
to
the
provisions
of
paragraphs
(3)
and (4)
of this
section.
(3)
Notice
(i)
Anticipated
bypass.
If
the Permittee
knows
in
advance
of
the
need
for
a bypass,
it
shall submit
prior
notice,
if possible
at
least
ten
days
before
the date
of the
bypass.
(ii)
Unanticipated bypass.
The
Permittee
shall
submit
notice
of
an unanticipated
bypass
as
required
in
Standard
Cobdition
12(e)
of
this
Permit
(24-hour
notice).
(4) Prohibition
of bypass.
Bypass
is prohibited,
and
the
IEPA
may
take enforcement
action
against
a Pérmittee
for
bypass,
unless:
(i)
Bypass
was
unavoidable
to
prevent
loss
of life,
personal
injury,
or
severe
property
damage;
(ii)
There
was no
feasible
altematives
to the
bypass,
such
as
the
use of
auxiliary
treatment
facilities,
retention
of untreated
wastes,
or maintenance during
normal
periods
of
equipment
downtime.
This
condition
is
not
satisfied
if
adequate
back-up
equipment
should
have
been
installed
in
the
exercise
of
reasonable
engineering
judgment
to prevent
a
bypass
which
occurred
during
normal
periods
of
equipment
downtime
or
preventive
maintenance;
and
(iii)
The
Permittee
submitted
notices
as required
under
Standard
Condition
12(e)
of this
Permit.
(5)
Emergency
Bypass
when
discharging,
shall
be
monitored
daily
by
grab
sample
for
BOD
5
and Suspended
Solids.
The
Permittee
shall
submit
the
monitoring results
on
Discharge
Monitoring
Report
forms
using
one
such
form
for
each
month
in which
bypassing
occurs.
The
Permittee
shall
specify
the
number
of
discharges
per
month
that
occur
and
shall
report
this
number
in
the
quantity
daily
maximum
column.
The Permittee
shall
report
the
highest
concentration
value
of
BOD
5
and Suspended
Solids
discharged
in
the concentration
daily
maximum
column.
SPECIAL
CONDITION
12.
For
the
duration
of
this Permit,
the
Permittee
shall
determine
the quantity
of sludge
produced
by
the treatment
J
facility
in dry
tons
or gallons
with
average
percent
total
solids
analysis.
The Permittee
shall
maintain
adequate
records
of
the quantities
of
sludge
produced
and
have
said
records
available
for IEPA
inspection. The
Permittee
shall
submit
to
the
EPA,
at a minimum,
a semi-
V
annual
summary
report
of
the
quantities
of
sludge
generated
and
disposed
of,
in units
of
dry
tons
or
gallons
(average
total
percent
solids)
by
different
disposal
methods
including
but
not
limited
to application
on
farmland,
application
on
reclamation
land,
landfilling,
public
distribution,
dedicated
land
disposal,
sod
farms
storage
lagoons
or
any
other
specified
disposal
method.
Said
reports
shall
be
submitted
to
the
IEPA
by
January
31
and July
31
of each
year
reporting
the
preceding
January
thru June
and
July
thru
December
interval
of sludge
disposal
operations.
Duty
to
Mitigate.
The Permittee
shall
take
all
reasonable
steps
to
minimize
any
sludge
use
or disposal
in
violation
of this
Permit.
Sludge
monitoring
must
be
conducted
according
to
test
procedures
approved
under
40 CFR
136
unless
otherwise
specified
in
40 CFR
503,
unless
other
test
procedures
have been
specified
in
this Permit.
Planned
Changes.
The
Permittee
shall
give
notice
to
the
IEPA
on
the semi-annual
report
of
any changes
in
sludge
use
and
disposal.
Page
7
NPDES
Permit
No.
1L0029254
Special
Conditions
The
Permittee
shall
retain
records
of
all
sludge
monitoring,
and
reports
required
by
the
Sludge
Permit
as
referenced
in
Standard
Condition
23
for
a
period
of
at
least
five
(5)
years
from
the
date
of
this
Permit.
If
the
Permittee
monitors
any
pollutant
more
frequently
than
required
by
the
Sludge
Permit,
the
results
of
this
monitoring
shall
be
included
in
the
reporting
of
data
submitted
to
the
IEPA.
Monitoring
reports
for
sludge
shall
be
reported
on
the
form
titled
“Sludge
Management
Reports’
to
the
following
address:
Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Agency
Bureau
of
Water
Compliance
Assurance
Section
Mail
Code
#19
1021
North
Grand
Avenue
East
Post
Office
Box
19276
Springfield,
Illinois
62794-9276
SPECIAL
CONDITION
13.
The
Permittee
shall
record
monitoring
results
on
Discharge
Monitoring
Report
(DMR)
Forms
using
one
such
form
for
each
outfall
each
month.
In
the
event
that
an
outfall
does
not
discharge
during
a
monthly
reporting
period,
the
DMR
Form
shall
be
submitted
with
no
discharge
indicated.
The
Permittee
may
choose
to
submit
electronic
DMRs
(eDMR5)
instead
of
mailing
paper
DMRs
to
the
EPA.
More
information,
including
registration
information
for
the
eDMR
program,
can
be
obtained
on
the
IEPA
website,
http://www.epa.state.il.us/water/edmr/index.html.
The
completed
Discharge
Monitoring
Report
forms
shall
be
submitted
to
IEPA
no
later
than
the
25th
day
of
the
following
month,
unless
otherwise
specified
by
the
permitting
authority.
Permittees
not
using
eDMRs
shall
mail
Discharge
Monitoring
Reports
with
an
original
signature
to
the
(EPA
at
the
following
address:
Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Agency
Division
of
Water
Pollution
Control
1021
North
Grand
Avenue
East
Post
Office
Box
19276
Springfield,
Illinois
62794-9276
Attention:
Compliance
Assurance
Section,
Mail
Code
#
19
ATtACHMENT
H
Standard
Conditions
Definitions
Act means
the
Illinois
Environmental Protection
Act,
Ch.
1 Ti
1/2 III.
Rev.
Slat
Sec
1001.
1052
as
Amended
Agency
means
the
Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Agency.
Board
means
he llhirois
Pollution
Control
Board.
CI.an
Water
Act
formerly
reterred
to
as
the Federal
Water
Pollution
Control
Act)
means
Pub
1
92.500.
as
amended
33
USC.
1251
et seq
NPOES
)National
Pollutant
Discharge
Elimination
System)
means
the
national
program
for
issuing,
modifying, revoking
and
reissuing,
terminating,
monitoring
and
enforcing
permits,
and
imposing
and
enforcing pretreatment
requirements,
under
Sections
307,
402,
318
and 405
of
the
Clean
Water
Act.
USEPA
means
the United
States
Environmental
Protection
Agency.
Daily
Discharge
means
the
discharge
of a
pollutant
measured
during
a
calender
day or
any
24-hour
period
that
reasonably
represents
th
calendar
day
for purposes
of
sampling.
For
pollutants
with
limitations
enpressed in units
of mass,
the
“daily
discharge”
is calculated
as
the
total
mass
of the
pollutant discharged
over
the
day.
For
pollutants
with
limitations
enpressed
in
other
units of
measurements, the
“daily
discharge”
is
calculated
as
live
average
measurement
of the
potlutant
over
the
day.
Maximum
Daily
Discharge
Limitation
daily
rnlaivmurn)
means
the
highest
allowable
deity
discharge.
Average
Monthly
Discharge Limitation
(30
day
average)
means
the
highest
allowable
average
of
daily
discharges
over
a
calendar
month.
calculated
as the
sum
of
all
daily
discharges
measured
during
a
calendar
month
divided
by
the number
of
daily
discharges
nveaaured
dunng
that
month.
Average
Weakly
Discharge
LimItation
(7
day
average)
means
the highest
allowable
average
of deify
discharges over
a
calendar
week,
calculated
as the
sum of
all daily
discharges
rniiasured
during
a
calendar
week
divided
by
the
number
of
daily discharges
measured
during
that
week.
Beet
Management Practices
IBMPsI
means
schedules
of
activities,
prohibitions
of
practices,
maintenance
procedures, and other
management
practices
to
prevent
or
reduce
the
pollution
of waters
of
the
State.
BMPs
also include
treatment
requirements,
operating
procedures,
and
practices
to
control
plant
site
runoff,
spitage
or
leaks,
sludge
or waste
disposal,
or
drainag,
from
raw
material
storage.
Aliquot
means
a
sample
of
specified
volunse
used
to make
up
e
total
composite
sample.
Grab
Sample
means
an rsdinidual
sample
of
at least
100
milliliters
collected
at a
randomly.
selected
time
over
a
period
not
exceeding
15
minutes.
24
Hour
Composite
Sample
means
a
combination of
at least
8
Sample
aliquots
of
at least
100
milliliters,
cotleclad
at periodic
intervals
dunn
8
the
operating
hours
of
a facility
over
a
24.
hour
period.
B Hour
Composite
Sample
means
a
combination
of at
least
3
sample
aliquots
of
at least
100
milliliters,
collected
at
periodic
tntervats
during
the operating
hours
f
a
facility
over
art 8-hour
period.
Flow
Pnop’os’tionel
Consposit.
Sempla
means
a
combination
of
sample
aliquots
01
at
least
tOO
milliliters
collected
at
periodic
intervals
such
that
either
the
lime interval
between
each
nliquot
or
the
volume
of each
aliquol
is proportional In either
the stream
flow
at
the lime
of
sampling
or
the
total stream
110w
since
the
collection
of
the previous
aliquot.
(1)
Duty
to comply.
The
pemn,ittee
must
comply
with
all
conditions
of
this
permit.
Arty
permit
noncompliance
Constitutes
a
violation
of
the
Act and
is grounds
for
enforcement
action,
permit
termination,
revocation
and
r&ssuance,
modification,
or for
denial
of
a
permit
renewal
application.
The
p.rmittee
shall comply
with
effluent
standards
or
prohibitions
established
under
Section
307(af
01
the
Clean
Water
Act
for
towS
pollutants
within
the
time
provided
in
the
reguletions
that
establish
these
standards
or prohibitions,
even
if
the
permit
has
not yet
been
modified
to incorporate
the
requirement
12)
Duty
to
reapply.
If the
permittee
wishes
to
COnlinue
an
acfiyity
regulated
by
this
permit
after
the evpirution
date
of
this
permit,
the
permittee
must
apply
for
and
obtain
a
new permit.
if the
permittee
submits
a
proper
application
as
required
by
the
Agency
no later
than
180
days
prior
to
the expiration
date,
this
permit
shall
continue
in
lull
force
and
effect
until the
final
Agency
decision
on the
application
has
been
made.
131
Need
to halt
or reduce
activity
not
a
defense.
It sh,t
not
be a
defense
for
a
perryitlee
in an
enforcement
action
that
it
would
have
been
necessary
to
halt
or
reduce
the
permitted
activity
in order
to
mainlain
compliance
with the
conditions
of
this potmit.
(4)
Duty
to mitigate.
The permiltee
shall
take
alt reasonable
steps
to
minimize
or
prevent
any
discharge
in
violation
of this
permnil
which
has
a reasonable
likelihood
of adversely
affecLing
human
health
or the
environment.
is)
Proper
operation
and
mrrintenance The
permiltee
shall
at
alt
times
properly
operate
and
maintain
alt
ractities
and systems
of treatment
and
control
land
related
appurtenances)
which
are
installed
or
used
by
the
permittee
to
achieve
compliance
with
th, conditions
of
this permit.
Proper
operation
and maintenance
includes
effective
performance,
adequate
lunding.
adequate
operator
staffing
and
training,
and
adequate laboratory
and
process
controls,
including
appropriate
quality
assurance
procedures.
This
provision
requires
the
operetion
of
back-up,
or
auxiliary
facilifies.
or similar
systems
only
when
neceeaary
to
achieve
compliance
with
the
conditiona
of
the
permit.
161
Permit
action..
This
permit
may
be
modified,
revoked
and
reissued.
or
terminated
for
cause
by
the
Agency
pursuant
to 40
CFR 122
62.
The
I
ding
ole
request
by
the
permittee
for
a permit
modification,
revocation
arid
reissuanca.
or
termination. or
notification
of
planned
changes
or
anticipated
noncompliance,
does
not
slay
any
permit
condition
)7f
Property
rights.
This
permit
does
not
convey
any
property
dghts
of any
sort,
or
any
esclusive
privilege.
(Sf
Duty
to
provide
information.
The
Qermiltee
shall
lurnih
to
lIre
Agency
within
a
reasonable
time,
any
information
which
the
Agency
may
request
to
determine
whether
cause
exists
for
modifying,
revoking
and
reissuing,
or
terminating
lhs
permit,
or
10
determine
compliance with the
permit.
The
perrnitlee
shall
also
luretish
to the
Agency,
upon
request,
copies
of
records
required
to be
kept
by
This
permit.
19)
Inspection
and
entry.
The
permittee
shalt allow
an
authorized
representative
of
the
Agency,
upon
the
presentation
of
credentials
and
other
documents
as may
be
required
by
law.
to:
Ia)
Enter
upon
the
permittee’s
premises
where
a regulated
facility
or
activity
is
located
or
conducted,
or where
records
must
be
kept
under
the conditions
01
this
permit;
Ib)
have
access
to and
copy,
at
reasonable
tirrles.
any
records
that
must
Sr
kept
under
the
Conditions
of
this
permit;
Ic)
Inspect
at
reasonable
times
any
facilities.
equipment
(including
monitoring
and control
equipment).
praclices,
or
operations
regulated
or
required
under
this
permit;
and
(dl
Sample
or
monitor
at
reasonable
times,
for
the
purpose
of
assuring
permit
compliance,
or
as
otherwise
authorized
by
the Act,
any
substances
or
parameters
at
any location.
(10)
MonItoring
and
record..
(a)
Samples
and measurements
taken
for the
purpose
of
monitoring
shell
be
representative
of the
monitored
activity.
ib)
The
permitlee
shall
retain
records
0
f
all
monitoring
information,
including
all calibration
and
maintenance
records,
and
all
original
strip
chart
recordings
for continuous
monitoring
instrumentation,
copies
of all
reports
required
by
this
permit
and
records
of alt
data
uted
to
complete
the
application
for
this permit,
for a period
of
at least
3
years
tram
I he date
of
this
permit,
measurement,
report
or
application.
This
period
may
be
extended
by request
of
the
Agency
at any
time.
(ci
Records
of
monitoring
information
shell
include:
It)
The
date, exact
place,
and
time
of sampling
or
measurements;
(2)
The
iridividuatisl
who performed
the
sampling
or
measurements;
13)
The
date(s)
analyses
were
performed;
141
The
individual(s)
who
performed
the
analyses;
151
The
analytical
techniques
or
methods
used;
anti
16)
The
results
of
such
analyses.
IdI
Monitoring
must
be
conducted
according
to
test
procedures
approved
under
40
CFR
Part 136,
unless
other
test procedures have
been
specified
in
this
permit.
Where
no
test
procedure
under
40
CFR
Part
1
36 has
been
approved,
the
permittee
must
submit
to
the Agency
a test
method
for
approval.
The
perrriittee
shatl
calibrate
and perform
maintenance
procedures
on
all
monitoring
and analytical
instrumentation
at
intervals
to
ensure
accuracy
of
measurements.
(11)
Signatory
requirement.
Alt
applications,
reports
or
information
submitted
to
the
Agency
shall
be
signed
and
certified
la)
Application.
All permit
applications
shall
be signed
as
follows:
Ill
For
a
corporation:
by
a
principal
executive
officer
of
at least
the
level
of
vice
presidenl
or
a
person
or
position
having
overall
responsibility
for
environmental
matters
for
the corporation.
(21
For
a partnership
or sole
proprietorship:
by
a general
partner
or
the proprietor.
respectively;
or
131
For
a municipality.
State.
Federal,
or
other
public
agency.
by
either
a
principal
executive
ofticer
or
ranking
elected
alficial.
Ibi
Report,.
All
reports
required
by permits,
or
other
information
requested
by
the Agency
shall
be signed
by
a
person
described
in paragraph
(a)
or
by
a
duly
authorized
representative
of
that person.
A person
is
a
duty
authorized
representative
only
if:
II)
The
authorization
is
made
in
writing
by a
person
described in
paragraph
Id;
and
121
The
authorization
specifies
either
an
individual
or
a
position
responsible
for
the overall
operation
of
the
facility,
from
which
the
discharge
originates,
such
as a
plant
manager, superintendent or
person
of equivalent
responsibility;
and
131
The written
aulhorization
is
submilted
to
the
Agency.
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B.
CONNOR
flOtDS
P.
DEWEY CONNOR,
JR.
CON
kiucws
NOR
&
CONNOR,
INC.
PIJAUC
WATER
SUPPLiES
licw,sWEaqànrs
LAND
SURVEYS
1icéJi5wI
INDUSTAJAL
LAYOLJI
Siiiveyws
CONSULTING
ENGINEERS
SLiBDMeDNE
PHONE
618-544-EOn
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fli
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STREET
REPOMpS
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ILLINOIS
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Illinois
Envi
momenta!
Protection
Aqency
1021
North
Grand
Avc:nrr
East
00
Box
19276
Spni
ngtield,
IL
62794—9276
RE:
Roq;aost
for
Provisions
I
Variance
BOLl
and
TSS
Pci-mit
Requirornonts:
NEDES
Permit
No.
1L0t2’4251
rear
Mr.
i;arrelsofl:
Per
Section
35(b)
at
the
TI
Ii
noi
s
Exivrron:nentai
Protect
i
on
AcL,
the
Vi
ilaqe
of
Natsonrrlie
respectfully
submits
this
application
for
a
prnvi
sion-al
van
ante.
The
I-al
I
awi
ng
I
niormation
is
being
supplied
in
s;.pport
of
the
provi
si
cDnal
variance
app/i
cati
an
per
requirements
of
title
35,
Subti
t
I.e
A,
Chapter
IT,
Pai-
L
180
2.0:
1
-
A
s
ca
Leruen.
idea
Lifying
the
.rcgo
Jar
0125,
Board
ardor,
or
permit
requirements
from
which
tha
vr
lance
is
requested;
HOD
—
limits
of
25
mg/i.
(mon/-hi
p
awj)
acid
40
mg/I
(weekly
avg)
TSS
—
Ii
mi
ha
of
:30
mq/l
(niorithly
avg)
and
40
rnq/1
(weekly
avq)
2,
A
desoripr
ion
of
the
business
or-
activity
for
which
the
vat
Ldflce
is
regoes
red,
inc:1
udinq
pertinent
data
rn
I
oc-o
Lion,
size
and
the
npo1iL
ton
and
qeocjraphic
arcs
arfoct
en!
by
the
appiican
C
‘s
operations
The
Vii
laqe
of
Hutsonville
owns
and
operates
a
waste
water
treatment
facility
which
serves
all
those
areas
lees/-car]
within
the
incorporated
limiLs
of
the
Village.
The
Vi
laqe
iS
requesting
a
provisional
variance
from
it’
a
NPDES
pr:rmit
requl
renients
to
meet
DOD
and
TSS
mitts.
The
waste
water
Lreatl[Lent
facility
cnnni
sI-s
of
arc
imhott
tank,
a
trickling
I-
ti/-or,
an,:]
a
clarifier.
Pursuant
I-c)
a
recent
viol
at
ion
notice
received
from
your
agency,
measures
are
being
taken
to
assure
future
compliance.
The
clarifier
wait
pLates
are
in
need
of
rep
I
aenmant
to
prevent
short
circuiting,
and
the
sludqe
and
anile
scraper
blades
need
rap
I
aced
as
well.
In
addition,
the
interior
and
etec.ior
coating
of
the
structure
is
p
I
anned
to
he
blasted
and
te—
coated.
We
antcipare
a
coiuplelroci
of
this
work
w;th;n
forty
five
(45)
calendar
days.
3.
rh
quantity
and
types
of
materials
used
in
h/ic
process
or
activity
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for
which
the
variance
is
roqueateL,
us
appropriate;
The
quenLity
of
wato.r
anticipaLed
to
ho
reLeased
thru
the
Outfal
.1
is
esttma
1
ed
eL
0.065
MOD.
During
Lilis
time,
the
clari±ior
will
he
by—
passed-
While
primary
settling
will
he
ar.hinvec:l
within
the
imhnff
tank,
treatment
will
not
he
as
effecLive
as
uaia
L
with
tho
absence
at
the
clar.iti
or
-
4.
The
quantity,
types
and
nature
of
ma
Lena
Is
or
emiss
ions
to
be
Thacha
rged,
deposi
ted
or
eThi
t
Led
under
the
variance,
and
tI,e
idcrn
t
I
cc
oat
ion
of
the
roce
I
VIJILT
waterway
on
land,
o
the
ci
oses
ncecivinq
Class
A
and
Class
B
land
use,
on
uppropniate;
Althouyh
it
is
oriticulL
to
estimate
what
the
actual
13CR
and
TSS
values
will
he
during
the
varianr.e
time
period,
our
estimates
are
that
13CR
a’)
(1
nOL
exceed
60
mg/I
and
that
TSS
will
not
exceed
75
mg/i.
Please
note
these
are
higH
y
otuiseivative
asstuupLions
regarding
these
coiiceritrationn.
5.
The
quantity
and
ypes
of
natcria
l
in
drinking
water
exccedinq
the
allowable
content,
or
other
pertinent
facts
concerning
v-i
rziances
frerrc
the
Cc’s
rd’s
public
water
supply
requlatien;
No
di
ache
Lqe
Lu
drinking
water
source
tram
act
ivitien
nosiductc.d
uncles
this
provini
ona
variance
app1
icatioci
would
ho
expected.
The
Wabash
River
is
the
receiving
stream
for
this
OuLfall.
0
An
assessment
cit
any
adverse
envi
ronrnentnl
impacts
which
thc
Variance
may
prnduce;
All
wasLe
water
rcr.oi
ved
at
Lhe
treatment
tecility
will
still
ho
captuied
and
directed
to
the
waste
water
t
?‘eatnLenlj
plant
for
primary
rroatment
prior
to
discharge.
/.
A
ala
tement
explaining
why
compliance
with
the
Act,
rerjulationa
o
Board
Ordcr
imposes
ar±itrary
and
unreasonable
ha
rdship;
The
work
to
he
performed
on
the
claiifiers
in
necessary
to
assure
it’s
effective
use
in
the
treatment
process
-
with
the
absence
ot
roi:lciiidsrjt
units,
no
others
alternatives
present
a
coat
effective,
nor
Limely
solution
-
8.
A
descnipt-i
on
of
the
picposed
methods
to
achieve
compliance
wi
H
the
Act,
regu.La
Lions
or
Board
Order,
and
a
tinictable
for
achieving
such
compl
c7Oc;w;
The
previsional
variance
in
requested
to
covor
a
forty—ti
ye
(45)
calendar
day
pen
od
which
is
to
it
to
he
sufficient
time
to
compleLe
i.he
iuLproventencs
9.
A
discussion
of
alternate
met
liods
of
compliance
and
of
the
rectors
Intl
ueNe.incq
the
choice
of
applyung
for
a
prov?.slonal
variance;
Essont
la
I
y
all
reasonable
considerations
for
a
Iternativea,
such
has
the
hauling
ot
waste
water
to
an
oft—site
treatment
facility,
ox
acquisition
of
a
portable
type
clan
tier,
would
create
an
undur
physical
ard
financi
a
hardship
on
the
Village
10.
A
statement
of
the
period,
not,
to
eceed
15
days,
(or
which
the
varianc:’e
s
requested,
The
requested
pen
ad
for
provisionaL
venianc.e
is
forty—five
(41)
calendar
days.
The
exact
starting
date
would
he
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1,
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.
A
statement
of
whether
tho
applicant
has
heCfl
qraritod
any
prov?siOnal
variances
within
tho
Ca
coder
year,
and
the
terms
and
dura
hi
on
of
such
vat
lances;
The
Villaqe
of
flutsonville.
has
not
been
granted
any
rjrovj:3±onal
V0271
0000.5
witIiiti
the
no
1
ondee
year.
l2
A
statement
rcn-ra
rdio
the
ann?
icons’s
curront
fleLitEit
staSes
as
on
a
Led
to
the:
subject
mat
ter
oh
the
variance
request;
The
Villaqe
rif
lhatsonvt
Lle
has
recentLy
been
under
violation
not
no
with
the
agency
(VN*
W2007—00109)
.
Recently,
Lhn
Village
subm±Lterl
dccua:enLatlen
vnr
tyiiq
they
hove
how
cclii
eyed
coinci
011CC.
The
improvements
outlnc:n
.1
e
this
penvi
s
tonal
van
once
request
help
isaure
continued
compliance.
1.3.
Any
Board
OrdesS
iii
effect
neqaiEliiq
the
applican
ft’s
activi
fries
and
any
matters
currently
hctoxe
the
Board
in
whIch
the
appllsant
is
a
party.
N/A
sheij
Id
you
have
any
quest
1
ens
coxiceriiinq
thi
S
piovisionn
I
vaLiance
request,
or
should
you
requite
any
addltinnn
1
i
ritorinctinn,
please
feel
tree
to
contact
rae.
Si
nce.xely,
CQtINO
C
CONdO?.,
INC.
neon
Wocciarri
fW;
af
Ti
hid
Callaway,
Village
PIe:
k
lawrence
Quick,
WdTh
Cc_crater
TOTAL
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MICHAEL
R.
CONNOR
ROADS
&
BRIDGES
DEWEY
R.CONNOR,JR.
CONNOR
&
CONNOR,
INC.
SEWAGETREATMENT
WATER
SUPPLY
Licensed
En,aeers
LAND
SURVEYS
Licensed
Surveyors
INDUSTRIAL
LAYOUT
C
CONSULTING
ENGINEERS
Phone
618-544-8623
sios
I
V
209 NORTH
CROSS
STREET
REPORTS
&
APPRAISALS
FAX
618-544-3012
P.O.
BOX
618
OCT
2
4r
2008
ROBINSON,
ILLINOIS
62454
October
23,
2008
Illinois
Environmental
Protection
Agency
Bureau
of
Water
-
CAS
#19
P.O.
Box
19276
Springfield,
IL
62794
RE:
HUTSONVILLE
—
FACILITY
#1L0029254
WASTER
WATER
DISCHARGE
VARIANCE
/
Ladies
&
Gentlemen:
The
Village
of
Hutsonville
is
located
in
Crawford
County
in
Southeastern
Illinois
and
has
a
population
of
540.
Their
waste
water
treatment
facility
currently
provides
service
to
285
users.
The
facility
plant
consists
of
a
single
clarifier,
an
imhoff
tank,
a
trickling
Filter,
and
provides
chlorine
disinfection
prior
to
discharge.
Please
be
advised
that
an
emergency
has
been
encountered/that
requires
the
Village
to
remove
the
clarifier
from
service.
Pursuan
to
a
recent
violation
notice
received
from
your
agency,
measures
are
being
taken
to
assure
future
compliance.
The
clarifier
weir
plates
are
in
need
of
replacement
to
prevent
short
circuiting,
and
the
sludge
and
scum
scraper
blades
need
replaced
as
well.
In
addition,
the
interior
and
exterior
coating
of
the
structure
is
planned
to
be
blasted
and
re—coated.
To
perform
this
work,
it
will
be
necessary
to
remove
the
clarifier
from
service,
and
by—pass
it
during
the
process
of
the
described
work.
Essentially
all
other
treatment
options
will
be
used
during
this
time,
including
the
disinfection
process.
We
expect
that
all
work
will
be
completed
during
the
calendar
month
of
November,
2008,
and
that
a
variance
will
be
need
only
during
that
month.
Should
unforseen
conditions
present
a
need
otherwise,
you
will
be
advised.
Please
consider
this
our
variance
notice/request.
Should
your
agency
object
to
this
work
proceeding
as
planned,
please
notify
me
immediately.
Should
you
require
any
additional
information
or
have
any
questions,
please
contact
me.
Sincerely,
CONNOR
&
CONNOR,
INC.
-
.
Shannon
Woodard
sw
Pc:
Tina
CalXway—
Lawrence
Quick-.
