Industrial Wastewater Requirements Associated with Site Sample Clauses

Industrial Wastewater Requirements Associated with Site. Closure Buildings 104, 107, 113, 476, 503, 525, 526, 529; 543, and 556 do not have processes that discharge industrial wastewater. Additionally, the grease traps that are located at Building 944 and are no longer in service do not have processes that discharge industrial wastewater. Therefore none of these buildings are mentioned as having an industrial discharge in the City of Sunnyvale Sanitary Sewer Discharge Permit for these buildings. Although there are no specific industrial discharge points in the above mentioned buildings, several steps must be implemented during the demolition of these buildings to protect the integrity of the sanitary sewer system and to ensure Ames’ continued compliance meeting discharge requirements. Prior to closure or demolition of any of these facilities, all interior floor drains and all sanitary drains associated with the sanitary sewer system for the site should be sealed. The Ames Environmental Services Office must be notified of all actions to be taken by the project with respect to the sanitary sewer system. Additionally, the Sunnyvale POTW must be notified of the closure and all concerns from the closure inspection should be properly addressed. However, additional actions as discussed below are required for demolition of the Buildings 108, 109, and 596. These buildings have industrial wastewater discharges identified under the existing Ames 2001 Sunnyvale Wastewater Discharge Permit. Building 108, the swimming pool, must be sampled and drained using Sunnyvale approved Incidental Sewer Discharge (ISD) procedures, and have the sewer connection removed and sealed. Building 109 has a heat exchanger that must be disconnected, removed and have the sewer connection sealed. Building 596, McDonald’s restaurant, has a permitted grease trap that must be cleaned, disconnected, removed, and the sewer connection sealed. All aforementioned actions must be completed prior to demolition. All Industrial and Domestic wastewater discharge sources identified in the Sunnyvale Wastewater Discharge Permit for the buildings in this plan will be reported to the Sunnyvale POTW and a Permit Amendment submitted to remove these sources from the existing Permit. Any additional sampling requirements or other actions requested by the Sunnyvale POTW will be completed upon notification. All subsequent Permit Applications will reflect the removal of their wastewater sources.