Waste Water Sample Clauses
Waste Water. Please do not dispose of wastewater anywhere other than CITY designated locations. Please make provisions immediately to mop up any standing water. Vendors observed dumping water in any unauthorized containers will be closed.
Waste Water. Produced Water and Other Waste Water. Waste Water Quality Standards. As defined in Section 11.6.
Waste Water. This lease is subject to all statutes and regulations of the state of Washington with respect to waste water disposal. If Xxxxxx's use of the premises results in the discharge or the potential for discharge of any waste waters other than domestic waste waters from the premises, Lessee shall immediately apply to the Washington State Department of Ecology
for a State Waste Water Discharge Permit. Lessee shall advise the Port which storm drains or other waste water facilities Lessee will utilize in disposing of waste waters. Port may designate storm sewers or other facilities which Lessee may use to dispose of waste waters. Sanitary sewers shall not be used for storm drainage or the discharge of any effluent deemed by the Airport Director to be harmful to the sanitary sewer system. No hazardous or toxic materials shall be discharged into the sanitary or storm sewer systems. Lessee shall complete the Industrial/Commercial Waste Discharge Permit application.
Waste Water. Description of where and the volume of water discharged. In addition, the Proponent may also provide, if available, the quality of water discharged from the Project, such as any changes in temperature, pH, biological/chemical oxygen demand (BOD/COD), and contaminants of waste water discharged.
Waste Water. Produced Water and Other Waste Water.
Waste Water. If Xxxxxx’s use of the Leased Premises results in the discharge or potential discharge of waste water, Tenant shall immediately apply to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) for a waste water discharge permit. Tenant shall also advise the Airport Director of the drains or other waste water facilities Tenant intends to use in disposing of waste waters. The Airport Director may designate sewers or other facilities for Tenant to use for disposal of waste water.
Waste Water. Manitoba municipalities spent $7.6 million on 60 waste water projects (9% of total GTF/PTF projects). GTF funds levered another $6.4 million in other funding, resulting in total spending of $14 million on municipal waste water infrastructure. Projects under this category resulted in increased water conservation/protection and cleaner water. Total # of projects 60 Total GTF used $7.6 million Total funds levered $6.4 million Total project Costs $14.0million 3,469 new households connected to a municipal waste water system 93,386 cubic meters/ day increase in waste water collection/treatment capacity 6,800 meters of sanitary sewer pipes installed 300 meters of storm sewer pipes installed The Town and RM of Minitonas have invested GTF to expand the existing Minitonas lagoon. The expanded lagoon will provide additional capacity to accommodate up to 150 new household connections in both municipalities. The increased capacity will also increase the standard of treatment of wastewater for existing residents. The two municipalities have already invested almost $240,000 in gas tax funds and will use future gas tax allocations to pay for up to half of the total $855,000 project cost.
Waste Water. Prior procurement of the corresponding discharge permit, the DEVELOPER shall be responsible of establishing the treatment, disposal and location of the places in which the volumes considered as WASTE WATER, resulting from the treatment of the INTAKE WATER, shall be deposited, complying with the conditions established for such purpose by SEMARNAT as a result of the review of the content of the ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT that, in its moment, shall be prepared by the DEVELOPER to obtain the corresponding environmental impact authorizations. The DEVELOPER shall be responsible of complying with the Mexican Official Standards, and in absence thereof, with the International Standards or, if applicable, the reference norms which result applicable to any of its obligations pursuant to articles 55 and 67 of the Federal Law of Metrology and Normalization under this APP.
Waste Water. On Call primary duties for the Wastewater Department shall include but are not limited to Scada alarm responses to Surfside WWTF, Siasconset WWTF and pump stations, and sewer collections backups. In the event of a sewer back up the on-call employee may call in a secondary person to assist in collections operations. No one may grieve the selection of the secondary person’s selection in accordance to article 8.
Waste Water. Systems The refinery handles process water and stormwater at two permitted Outfalls. Outfall 001 ----------- The influent flow to the Wastewater Treatment System consists of Cooling Tower Blowdown, Boiler Blowdown, and Process Stormwater run off. These streams lead into a collection sump, then pumped into an Oikl Water Separator, which consists of a pressurized corrugated plate interceptor. Recovered oil from this unit is pumped to Tank- 102 the Recovered Oil Tank for reuse. The wastewater discharge from the oil water separator then flows into Tank 20-16, a 20,000 barrel Equilization Tank. The wastewater is pumped into a Biological Treatment System. The treated water is then pumped through a sandfilter as a precaution, then is discharged at our permitted outfall 001, which consists of a continuous flow meter, continuous pH meter, and an automatic sampler. Outfall 002 ----------- This permitted Outfall handles all Stormwater run off in the Tankfarm. Samples are taken from this outfall prior to discharge. After receiving analytical data, the water is then pumped through an Oil Water Separator as a precaution, then discharged.