Industry Specific Limits 1 Sample Clauses

Industry Specific Limits 1. Location of Discharge 1 & 2: Discharge 1 Sample Location: DOMESTIC SEWAGE ONLY Discharge 2 Sample Location: INDUSTRIAL PROCESS WASTEWATER ONLY 2. During the start-up period beginning on the effective date of this permit, and lasting until the date 2 months after the effective date, effluent discharge shall be limited and monitored by the Permittee as specified below. a. The quantity of the combined discharges (D1+D2) from the pretreatment facility shall not exceed 0.22 MGD until the City’s pre- treatment plant is complete, approximately September 1, 2012. After written notification that the facility is available, permitted flows will be 0.8 MGD (million gallons per day). b.The pH at Discharge 1 and at Discharge 2 shall not be less than 6.0 su nor greater 9.5 su. c. Concentrations of Fat, Oil & Grease (FOG) at Discharge 1 shall not exceed 200 mg/L. d.Concentrations of Fat, Oil & Grease (FOG) at Discharge 2 shall not exceed 100 mg/L. Currently, estimated are in development for the design, construction and operation of a facility that would allow up to 500 mg/l FOG. If the Permittee chooses to support and fund the proposal or a suitable alternate, the City agrees to include to revisions into the permit. e. The temperature of Discharge 2 shall not be less than 87o F nor greater than 104o F. f. The City may authorize and/or require diversion of any or all Discharge 2 flows to Discharge 1. Such notification to the industry shall be effective upon verbal notification to Agro-Farma. Failure to comply with the diversion requirements shall be considered a violation of this permit. g. During the period beginning on the effective date of this permit, and lasting until the date of expiration of this permit, effluent discharge shall be limited and monitored by the Permittee as specified below. h.The quantity of BOD5 discharged to the pretreatment facility in Discharge 2 shall not exceed 5,508 pounds per day. (0.22 MGD * 3000mg/l * 8.345 = 5,508) i. The quantity of BOD5 of Discharge 1 combined with the quantity of BOD5 discharged to the pretreatment facility in Discharge 2 shall not exceed 5,508 pounds per day. When an efficiency is determined, this agreement may be modified at the request of Agro-Farma. j. The quantity of TSS discharged to the UASB in Discharge 2 shall not exceed 2,937 pounds per day. 0.22 MGD * 1600mg/l * 8.345 = 2,937 #/day)
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