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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDrain Layers Permit 78 Edwin Road TOWN OF SOUTH WI N DSOR DEPARTMENT OF POLLUTION CONTROL B/P No.: South Windsor, Connecticut , , �� List No.: DRAIN LAYER'S PERMIT NO 629 71 .710.7 pig 74. ` Pursuant to written applicatior, permission is hereby granted to the Licensed Drain Layer named herein to perform the work indicated below at 78 '"*w!,n am 114C on the - side, between elvs 'l.tr!'A WmlyrrK o Road at premises owned by whose address is and to 2 Lay House Drain, Repair House Drain, Lay Main, Other , for occupancy orse, with s` Units, with acres. Type of Sewage to be connected under this permit: SANITARY SEWAGE (I ), INDUSTRIAL WASTES .(X ), OR Connection will be made with f0Ur- ",' •'h (4t$) f­rt trou to -t la"M as sifto NA # 4. Stat 74404 Permit to be issued tot1t . the holder of Drain Layer's License No. Permit will expire on { 'fit $ 19 "i€• The undersigned Drain Layer hereby agrees to all the terms and conditions set forth on the permit and the reverse side thereof. Applicant has received Town Permit No. and/or C H D Permit No. for street excavation. SPECIAL CONDITIONS COMeWOA for theae ttia (2) buildJUM in � Ue in strict acnord!MC6 With RUM& 814A OR DIP eatitl6dOf 9AMMM, WWAS ReAd, 80041 —WWWrt 06mi 12+443t revised ?+�6- *" and 9ther vej&tod &WM"to fte it <' Signed Connection Charge Paid f � R ensed Draitayer Issued'by .'r 'Yu :;t • Tax Collector Permit Fee: Paid $ _ INSPECTION: Check Number: ` INITIAL (Sig) FINAL (Sig) APPROVED tst 4*jj A 1 9?4 (Date) � C�TOR (Sig)} INI r �,ate ` � .- z � � --•E i S �.- ,k x -§. 7g, i i A� r flow :lam x-.- r i� MEMORANDUM 25 July, 1974 TO Jules E. Page -- Planning Co-ordinator g g o ordinator FROM : Melvin Edwards, Jr. -- Superintendent of Pollution Control SUBJECT. : Electrocal, Edwin Road 1. The industrial waste is acceptable for discharge to the sanitary sewer based on a flow of five hundred (500) to one-thousand (1,000) gallons per day and the laboratory analysis on samples collected 09 May, 1974 and 16 I-lay, 1974. I enclose a copy of the lab report for your information. However, it is well to remember that, if the flow or chemical characteristics change in the future, the discharge will have to be re-evaluated. 2. I understand that Electrocal has established new rinsing techniques - thus the significant decrease of the concentration of MEK, along with a corresponding reduction' in B.O.D. Of concern to me now is how Electrocal proposes to dispose of these rinses after they have lost their effectiveness. Certainly they cannot landfill these.rinses; nor can they discharge them to the sanitary sewers under any circumstances. It is Electrocal's responsibility to advise us of their plans for this disposal - i.e., where and the frequency. Also, I must insist that we receive some kind of written notification: from the operators of the disposal site after each dumping. There must be no connections - either direct or indirect - between the rinsing equipment and the sanitary sewer - nor to the storm sewer system, for that matter. 3. It would be well, to advise Electrocal that both the State Department of Environmental Protection and this Department will make regular, unannounced visits to the plant to be sure of strict adherence to these policies. Article VII, Section 1 , of Sewer Ordinance # 11-300 spells out our right to do this. 4. Regarding the submittal of their proposed extension to the present building on Glendale Road, I offer the following comments: a. The pipe size is wrong. It must be eight-inch b. Estimated additional flow must be known in order to determine if the proposed pumping station is capable of easily handling the combined flow from both buildings. c. Public Act 73-555 requires submittal of these plans to the State for approval prior to construction. In light of this two (2) copies of the revision, along with the new flow data, must be submitted to this Department for approval and submittal to the State. 5. If you have any questions, or need additional information, please contact me. Me vin Edwards, Jr. �-11uperintendent Division of Pollution Control cc: E.W. Lucek -- Director of Public Works r `Y S 12e)po5I'AJ -,,f r2 Y S Cc�c✓c � S SPt/rz?u.l.t1 o L-,tAlS ap <tretie 4r.Al� ,0 /4)4 r� ,Pet RSn,-</ /,e 4 JAMES S. MINGES AND ASSOCIATES, INC. JAMES S.MINCES,CHMN. CONSULTING ENGINEERS THE EXCHANGE,FARMINGTON AVE. DONALD S.WILD,PRES. FARMINGTON, CONN.06032 HARRY E.BARNHART,V.P. (203) 677-1385 JULIO LOUREIRO,V.P. CHARLES V.FRANCIS,V.P. July 1 . 1974 A Town of South Windsor �� 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Att: Mel Edwards Re: Electrocal Company South Windsor, Conn. Industrial Waste Characteristics Dear Mel: The laboratory testing done by Newlands Sanitary Laboratory indicates that Electrocal Company has improved its discharge characteristics pertaining to BOD, COD, and Methyl Ethyl Ketone between March 29, 1974 and May 16, 1974. The discharge is acceptable for discharge to the sanitary sewer based on a flow of 500 to 1000 gallons per day and the laboratory analysis on samples collected May 9, 1974 and May 16, 1974. If the flow or chemical characteristics change in the future, the waste dis- charge will have to be re-evaluated. Very truly yours, JAMES S. MINGES & ASSOCIATES, INC. Lawton S. Averill LSA:jfm Encl. L THE LA DS SANITARY LABORATORY T130MAS D.LEE WATER SUPPLY A PTiF11Ec7{CK D 0 PUP.IFICATIO I a0s SANITARY. CHEMICAL AND SACTCRIC;LOCIC AL INVE.STI ATIONS S Wa s&c O S RIAL WAS--DISPOSAL .A.A..AL?A4U15T,P,E. CHEMICALSYITARY e1G1NSZR _ 1/LAUREL STREET DESIGN-SUPERVISION-VALUATION N.�.SAC}BKT..iltnLrFiS7 - HARTFoRo. CoNNECTiauT 06106- CHEMICAL'k BIOLOGICAL LA30P.ATORIeS TEL- U3-24a-6563 - AIR'POLLUTIOM STUDIES 1.I,AIRO NFWFLL,P.E. - j� �s '7 40:fSULTANT AP it 19, _ 1974 South Windsor, Connecticut Gentlemen: We 1.ve the .following to report on the sample submitted to this. laboratory March 29, 1974. Sample No. 341113 Mark: Industrial ;Taste Water - Cclle�cted. 3=29-74 by T.D. Lee - - - PH 7.8 Color 150 TL1r bidity 150 aon. aiitrogen 13 mg/L Organic N trogen 15 mg/L Total Solids Volatile 4O0 Ong/L Fixed 572 mg/L Total 972 mg/L . Settleable Solids 0.05 ml/L Suspended Solids 100 mg/L Chemical Oxjgen. Demand (COD) 12,800 mg/L Biochemical Oxygen DemandDOD) 41,100 tag/L Total Phosphate (as PO4) 1.71 mg/L Qr1roilllL�i"1 Cr Hexavalpnt 0.00 mg/L Total 0.12 mg/L S-j lver (AQ) 0,65 /L Xylenn 25 mg/L Cycl.ohexanol none detected Rio->hyl Ethyl Ketone 625 / Flash Point (open cup) greater than 200OF Very Truly yours, THE NETVILANDS, SANiTARy T,ABORATOPy 'T`DL:b Thomas D. Lee . Laboratory Director OUR REPORTS ARE RENOEREDi UPON THE CONDITION THAT THEY ARE NOT TO SE REPHOVUCsD WHOLLY OR IN PART F40R - A37VE"Ti5"V'3.3JRPO$E3 OVER OUR SIGNATURE OR IN CoNtJECTION WITH OUR NAME WITHOUT SPECIAL PZ,Rr4ISSION IN WRITING.' - J 22.# 197 E.ectzocm3 Co. O MvLzior of Bristol ass Corp, es South windxor * , 01' A.t- U=: G3. s We b_ the.. f�"` g to 40 an tho. mamples to this S0.191* Noa54697 collsati= basin acted Ccalectod . 5/9/7 5/16/74 sl axyg-en wdi Nil Ethyl Katme .24 tWl16 , r . Laza than tbAn 19 l l� l Va u' Y TDB.,:Z Zioms Do- loe IAbOr,%tcr7 Director Col., MIT '. JO- bn SUtsom MORTON S . FINE and ASSOCIATES, INC . Ill Cottage Grove Rd. ■ Bloomfield, Conn. 06002 ■ tel. (203) 242-7755 July 26 , 1974 Mr. Melvin Edwards , Jr. 'Superintendent Pollution Control Dept. O� Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Ave. South Windsor, Conn. 06074 RE: Electrocal Edwin-Glendale Roads So. Windsor Our File: 73.225 Dear Mr. Edwards : Pursuant to our telephone conversation today, I herewith submit the following data concerning the proposal for connecting the Glendale Road building into the proposed pumping station on Edwin Road : 1. As per your requirements , the pipe size shall be changed from 6" to 8". It should be noted the flows are very small and the 6" size actually is more than adequate , but we shall , comply with your local regulations. 2 . Enclosed please find our analysis of the flows into the station. You will note that this is based upon 80 employees . This total count, I am informed , includes the employees who will be working in the Glendale Road building. This staff, which will be intended for research_ , is between 6 and 12 in number. Therefore, the total flow into the station will not change from that shown in our May 25 ,' 1974 computations . Even if this were not the case , the station has far greater capabilities than the 75 GPM indicated due to the fact that a 3" diameter solid passing size is required. Therefore, we are at the bottom portion of the curve for this pump size , rather than at the top. There is no other change in the com- putations with regards to the total dynamic head , etc. The installation of this local collector is well within the station capabilities . 3 . Both the old and new buildings are under one ownership and will remain under the same ownership since they are both being used by the Electrocal Corp. Therefore , they represent two buildings on a single piece 'of property and in my opinion., the addition of the second line is a collector .line to a second building and not a sewer main for separate ownership or diversely located properties, ,and therefore does not fall under the Public Act, CONSULTING ENGINEERS 0 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 0 SURVEYORS. MORTON S . FINE 8 ASSOCIATES , INC . --2- JULY 26 , 1974 I am enclosing two prints of the corrected plans showing the change to the 8" diameter pipe and trust this answers your questions and that we may now receive approval for this construction. Would you kindly contact me if you have any further questions . Very truly yours , MO ON S . ASSOCIATES, INC . Mervyn Strauss , P.E. MFS/lsh cc ; Jules Page , Planning Coordinator Joseph Vinick Richard Paull a s TOWN .. OF SOUTH WINDSOR TOWN HALL. - SOUTH WINDSOg, CONH 06L>74 cet. TO J%d*a ;_r f TE SUBJECT: rs Attu t,&r your tho state , " atd �"gefsat F t ai t �t jest fim b* an tie df to, our Its -�. _ By ' , ; STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION '�...,.,y STATE OFFICE BUILDING HARTFORD, GONNECTICUT 06115 4 June 27, 1974 Mr. Melvin Edwards, Jr. Superintendent Department of Pollution Control Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue -South Windsor; Connecticut 06074 Re: Electrocal South Windsor, Connecticut Dear Mel: I am enclosing a copy of the latest report from Newlands Sanitary Laboratory. As you can see, the concentration cf the MEK has been significantly reduced by the new rinsing techniques. Consequently the BOD is now within an acceptable level for discharge to the sewer. The other organic components of the waste, the Cyclo- hexanol and Xylol, are readily biodegraded. Therefore, it is our recommendation that the industrial waste from Electrocal be accepted into the South Windsor sewerage system. If you have any further questions about this, feel free to call at 566-5903. Very truly yours, ohn R. Stetson Sanitary Engineer JRS:njd enc. _ 74a papta. &,at p4oduced jwm zec ded pape4 aid ae ud 1' THE NEWLANDS SANITARY LABORATORY Sanitary, Chemical and Bacteriological Investigations WATER 11 LAUREL STREET Ar 0/ fnVlf n4MPLIANCC. _ HARTFORD, CONN. - . n E C n tect;o., June 12, 1974 '���' 14 1974 Electrocal Co. , Division of Bristol Brass Corp. South Windsor, Conn. 06074 Attention: Mr. George Reed Gentlemen: We have the following to report on the samples submitted to this laboratory on May 16, 1974, Sample No. 54697 54698 Mark: Industrial waste water effluent from collection basin Collected Collected 5/9/74 5/16/74 Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) 39900 mg/1 2,250 mg/1 Biochemical Oxygen Demand (5-Day) 450 mg/1 550 mg/1 Methyl Ethyl,,Ketone 24- -mg/i 16 -mg/1 Cyclohexanol Less than Less than 1.0 mg/l 1.0 mg/1 Xylol 15 mg/1 16 mg/l Very truly yours, THE NEWLANDS SANITARY LABORATORY TDL:Z Thomas D. Lee Laboratory Director cc: DEP Att: Mr. John Stetson Qe Town Hall, 1540 Sullivan Avenue, South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 POLLUTION CONTROL 27 June, 1974 James S. Mixges & Associates, Inc. The Exchange, Farmington. Avexue Farmington, Connecticut 06032 Attention: Mr. Lawton, S. Averill - Chemist Subject: Electrocal, South Wixdsor Industrial Waste Characteristics Dear Skip: In line with our talk earlier today I am forwarding a copy of the latest report from Tom Lee on, the subject wastes. This, along with the report you have received from Tom, should help us to finalize the Electrocal ixd.ustrial waste question. This past Tuesday - 25 June - I spoke with. Mr. John. Stetson of the State DEP, -who advised me that the State )gas--approved the discharge of this waste to the sewers of South Windsor. I have requested wri.ttek confirmation-of-this, but have yet to receive it. Your earliest attention to this matter will be greatly appreciated. Very truly yours, TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR Mely Edwards, Jr. - Sup-eriatexdext Department of Pollution Control ME Excl ccc E.W. Lucek J.E. Page MEMORANDUM June 5, 1974 To: Mr. J. E. Page Re: Electrocal - Edwin Road Attached is a copy of the State DEP' s approval of the Pumping Station and cast iron force main proposed for installation on the subject project. Please remember, however, that approval of the station and force main does not include our approval, or acceptance, of any industrial discharges from this firm. It is my under- standing that there are some discrepancies between the analyses of samples tested by the State and those tested by Newland Labs of Hartford. Also, DEP advises me that Electrocal is presently experimenting with several methods of eliminating the Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK) from their proposed industrial discharge. MEK, as you will recall from a previous memo, is flammable and is, therefore, excluded by Town of South Windsor Ordinance from discharge to our sewers. Melvin Edwards, Jr. ME:prb cc: Emil W. Lucek STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF o ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION On I GSTATE OFFICE BUILDING HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06115 Glade south viralmr co=wetleut Mot H*UW TOM of h Riww Wtersue War W. 1 1 to Mall 0 pop statimlater o W= submrsible pumps and U40i14mol, alarm fbr ou conmave of unitervy and r 1 vastwxUrvUa 42 Amt . ft &V temintothe South WWsor With Pik NOW obi red by man V tts and filed wttb this t on May 24, 1974. ThiA DOPOVtont I1 be wtiftad .1 av ovWletigm of this project thAt the JAciliti" bor owmtructed In atoordsmo th t1w p These P"" *Ad Specitimt1ow ne beraby oppvaved In aeaar4auft with Om ZS4 the 1971 EWPISMAnt t* �IMt GOMMI t* A Amftuled by c Act 7 •. _ Very tvuly youres Ruppf Divettor ofOm*ijance 0e; S P4 X-61v v Of Wtutiml _ e �� rb r TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR TOWN HALL SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 TO DATE iku $3 J f Kivotor of PUb1o € SUBJECT: 0# MAW RD" P OLD- - ... ftr,in .a ftwmmtiAm tkIA s with Hr. aelm sty of t ,: lister mimeo t t t Stel aid th Pi; t for tl - tk nowt. � o an far e8 1 V-n m . In eb2igat" our I tlft wmatoo frm Wo dfie, I m4om varie of oarli or ar a� t re to ate you ea tldx pawleet. it YOU ba v eitless# pbuft *Mt"t t J.1 . 1 By MORTON S . FINE and ASSOCIATES, INC . 711 Cottage Grove Rd. N Bloomfield, Conn. 06002 ■ tel. (203) 242-7755 May 23 , 1974 `o 416 Mr. Melvin Edwards , Jr. Superintendent Pollution Control Department Town Hall 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, Conn. 06074 Re: Electrocal Edwin Road South Windsor, Conn. Our File: 73225 Dear Mr. Edwards: Enclosed please find revised plans for the pumping station at the above-captioned site. As discussed with you by phone several weeks ago, it is our proposal to receive separate approval for the pumping station while the chemical process studies and report are being completed. With your permission I have this day contacted Robert Smith of the Department of Environmental Protection and will go over these plans with him hopefully to receive prompt approval. If you have any questions , please contact me at once . Very truly yours, MORT S. FINE &_#18OCIATES INC. ,l'k� l ey,, 01 Me vYc n F S�trau s�� Iff� Enclosure ks, MFS :hg d1LIP 16% �d CONSULTING ENGINEERS 0 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 0 SURVEYORS i 11eY3' 0 TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR TOWN HALL - SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 TO JU108 S. Pais, P-3- DATE P tee 0"rdimater P$ marsk s 1 SUBJECT: X"trosaa, =wix lb#A, Soutk Windsor li - - 0"firsing our o"Veersationt of yeeterdar, a►t *)Ited is a sew of tka re rooeived free tke J=68 &. Kiwi; firs opt tke above subjest. Of piortie .ar &*to is =VLr, 4�.� witk ILost osalls plat to disokarge Metlwl �l f taitesevw system. As pointed out In Mr. Avft-!U's letter, di seems of flaumble materials to tko surer is prakibited by sorer er eo mwelp„ Artiels p, $eotion, 3(a), of "AN 1=ABA UMAUNG TIM U= OF PUMC 8 PRYAU SMMX AND ,....IX TXK TOW OF W= WIN it, CDMW or RUMIDO SIM OF al e I would appreciate your advisim Punning & Using of fide uatter. If you leave nary questima, p eam few free to *all as a* at any tine. es Building Inspector y e].vi a m a e fir. -- l petr st eieaaet eat o tr �e x JAMES S. MINGES AND ASSOCIATES, INC. JAMES S.MINGES,CHMN. CONSULTING ENGINEERS THE EXCHANGE,FARMINGTON AVE. DONALD S.WILD,PRES. FARMINGTON, CONN.06032 HARRY E.BARNHART,V.P. (203) 6774385 JULIO LOUREIRO,V.P. CHARLES V.FRANCIS,V.P. March 21, 1974 Town of South Windsor 1P Public Works Dept. Town Halt South Windsor, CT Att: Mr. Mel Edwards Re Etectrocal, South Windsor Industrial Waste Characterization Dear Mel: After reviewing the material presented March 21, 1974 at the South Windsor . Water Pollution Control Plant with Julio, we've decided on the following 1. A resample and test is definitly needed. The list of tests required is presented in 'a letter to Tom Lee of which a copy is being sent to you. 2. The discharge flow is low so the BOD loading to the plant can be taken as long as .a charge for the extra loading is acceptable.. 3. The Methyl Ethyl Ketone concentration of 8000 mg/l -cannot be tolerated because of its flammability and flash point. The sewer ordinance does not allow discharge of flammable materials to the sewer. If the concen- tration of this solvent or any other is present in preceeding tests, .then the company will have to be responsible for segregation and removal of the MEK. If there are any questions, please call. Very truly yours, JA S -S. MINGES & ASSOCIATES, INC. Lawton S. Averill, Chemist sn Encl. DAMES S. MINGES AND ASSOCIATES, INC. March 21, 1974 � W The Newtands Samttary LAboratory '1`P 11 Laurel St. Hartford, C Atts Thomas 0. Lae #des Ete ctrocat, South Windsor Industrial Waste Chaaracterteaatton Door Tom a After rwAswring the rnater taat presorted March 21, 74 of th o South Windsor Water Pollution Control Plarvt,, I would Itke the fbttowrtng procedure f'bttowed on the resaampl e It Allow the settling tame to fill up to insure e€tuti;tzattom beft ampitmg, Thts is assuming it was dmimead on March 21, 107 2. Measure the scum( dePth on the tark. 1/ S. Analyze: the sar7 ote for a sa t 24049,be sidos the total solids, volatile salt s salt a as nitrogen, organic nitrogen, total pho ate, hex rn um, and total c hoemium, we discussed bm M 21 74. Id also like a rnpld for Visual inspection. If there acre as my question, please call. d very truly yours, JAM S. MI GIES & ASSOCfIATtES, INC. Lawton S. Avesritl, Chemist am am 'Clot is Works Department, South Windsor, Conn. Ater Met Edwards TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR TOWN HALL SOUTH WINDSOR, -CONN. 06074 F %partmost at JkTimuseatal Protestioa TIC) state ftfioo ilft" - e 129 DATE Attest *Wt . ,J*k& gt*tgft21 I Irs3t* 9 `Bitter calttpafas" ss at-a�moo* SUBJECT: Rester• Nivin SmAj. $fast WimAIer P OLD- - - Jobt Per our sesrer+eartties of tez4ar aftermosa t an ferwr l" s sopw of t '"Imtrial true okar"t0rizotiM report On tke 40bjeet foruw A.146* Z an entlesin a O&W of tiw report ksaA tkis morning is my offiss. As it is available to so l Will press you with M' a i.ti sma Jafoxsgt es teadeat _ ' e t a eA , Hi Town Hall, 1540 Sullivan Avenue, South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 POLLUTION CONTROL 21 March, 1974 To: Jules E. Page, Co-ordi -tor Fron: Melvin Edwards, Jr. , SuperinteAdert of Pollution Co trol Subject: Electrocal, Edwir. Road,- South Wirdsor BegixAing at 0800 on 21 March, 1974, a zeetixg to discuss the proposed industria_1 discharges of the subject was held at the Pollution Control Facility. In n_tte:-,dance at this meeting were the followi g: A. Electrocal 1. Malcol-A E. Hirscrey, Division. Iiannger of Electrocal 2. ,Mervyn F. Strauss, P.E. , Morton S. Fine & Associntes 3. Thomas D. Lee, The Newlp.nds Sanitary L�borA-tort' 4. Richard L. Paull, P.E. , Paull & P;j�ull Co. , Inc. 5. Joseph B. Vinick 6. Paul Akzos B. Town. of South Windsor 1. Melvin Edwards, Jr. , Superintendent of Pollution Control 2. Gerald W. Holcomb, Assista:rt Treatwent Plant Operfrtor 3. Lawton S. Averill, Chemist, James S. Mikges & Associates, Inc. (208-5) The attached report - dated 19 lurch, 1974 fro= The Newly-Ads Szmitary LFboratory is, in its entirety, a part of these minutes. The first topic of discussion covered the estimated mriow t of discharge fror_ Electrocsl's proposed Edwin Road facility. Mr. Strauss Pnd Mr. Lee preseAted the following figures: A. Sanitvey wastes estimated at 2,800 gallons per day (gpd) B. Process wastes estimated at 1 ,500 gallons per day (gpd). Mr. Lee went om to. say, however, that the 1 ,500 gallon estimate was high a.-d that the process discharge would, in all probability, be :tore like 1 ,000 gallons per day. Next, Mr. Hirschey and Mr. Lee gave us some background on Electrocal's present disposal system and field on Glendale Road. This consists of a settling basin - the approximate dimensions of which are 10 ft x 10 ft x 10 ft for approximate gallonage of 7,500, thus providing a detention time of from seven to ten days. 'Page 2 21 March, 1974 Subject: Electrocaal, continued. This basin is also. .equipped with as skimming mechamism for floatables. Previous experience, according to Mr. Lee, has shown that the effluent from this basin is *-x isolated we-ste with no settled solids breakdown during detention and ro settled solids discharged to the leaching field. The design for ElectrocRl's new frcility mikes no provision for a settling basin, and the only detection tine provided would be t'_^at caused by the timing cycle of the lift statiom. Mr. Lee .contexded that there should be no biodegradation during this relatively short detention. At t1xis point Mr. Averill requested that Mr. Lee provide him- with P. report showing a complete analysis - includirg nitrogen; phosphate; total, volatile and suspended solids; etc. - P-xd a sample of the process waste. This was requested in order to provide us with additional background on the proposed discharge and with information that will be necessary in the eventuality of industrial sewer use charges being based on the recovery of treatment costs rather than the present water consumption basis. Prelirinaary opinions, as expressed by both Mr. Averill and myself, include: 1. the possibility of our requiring some form of pretreatment by settling and scum removal prior to disckaarge; 2. the possibility of the Staate's requiring, under Section 25-54i of tke Connecticut General Statutes, that Electrocaal obtain as discharge permit; and, 3. the possibility of our requiring stand-by power for the lift station. We also stated that any additional requirements and recommendations rade by both the State Department of Environmental Protection and Mr. Julio Loureiro, P.E. , of James S. Mixges Associates, would be the final determixaants in this matter. At this point Mr. Strauss re-marked that stand-by power for the statiolt had not been given any previous consideraa.tion because it was felt that as power failure would necessitate shut-down of the process, thus eliminating discharges, for the duraatior of the outage. Mr. Vixick and Mr. Paull then expressed tEei.r interests in the matter and stated that they desire relief from the Department of Pollution Control in order that they-.be able to construct the building, with full reaalizaation that approval of the nethod of discharge raid a_cceptaxne of the process waste may withhold the issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy indefinitely. I rewr ked that I would probably have no objections to allowing issuance of a conditional building permit. Further, I stated that I would -consider this oily if Planning and Zoning would be in agree:pert and if the State DEP had no objections. This conditional issuance mould be based o-n strong stipulations concerning the discharges and method of discharge. The meeting adjourned at 1000. W'cex available, copies of the complete analysis from Mr. Lee and recommendations from Mr. Loureiro will be forwarded. Very truly yours, Melvin Edwards, J = Superixtexdext Department of Pollution Control THE NEWLANDS SANITARY LABORATORY THOMAS D.LEE WATER SUPPLY AND PURIFICATION DIRECTOR SANITARY. CHEMICAL AND BACTERIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS SEWAGE&INDUSTRIAL WASTE DISPOSAL FREDERICK O.A.ALMQUIST.P.E. - SANITARY ENGINEER 11 LAUREL STREET DESIGN-SUPERVISION-VALUATION H.F.SACHS HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06106 CHEMICAL&BIOLOGICAL LABORATORIES BACTERIOLOGIST I.LAIRD NEWELL,P.E. TEL. 203-246-6563 AIR POLLUTION STUDIES CONSULTANT March 19, 1974 Superintendent Pollution Control Department 154 Sullivan Avenue Town Hall South Windsor, Conn. 06074 Attention: Mr. Melvin Edwards Jr. Re: Electrocal, South Windsor Industrial Waste Characterization Ref: Letter - Morton Fine Assoc. , Feb. 11, 1974 Gentlemen: The attached analyses of industrial waste from Electrocal are submitted for your review. We would be pleased to answer any questions you may have, at your convenience. We would appreciate expediting this matter as soon as possible. Very truly yours, THE NEWLANDS SANITARY LABORATORY TDL:Z Thomas D. Lee Laboratory Director Attachment cc: Electrocal Att: Mr. M. Kripas Morton Fine & Assoc. Inc Att: Mr. Mervyn F. Strauss Mr. Joseph Vinick West Hartford, Conn. OUR REPORTS ARE RENDERED UPON THE CONDITION THAT THEY ARE NOT TO BE REPRODUCED WHOLLY OR IN PART FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES OVER OUR SIGNATURE OR IN CONNECTION WITH OUR NAME WITHOUT SPECIAL PERMISSION IN WRITING. Electrocal South Windsor, Conn. March 19, 1974 Sample No. 14701 Mark: Industrial wastewater collected from Manhole in Settling Basin 1/18/74 by T. D. Lee pH 7.8 Alkalinity (as CaCO3) 89 mg/1 Color 150 Turbidity 150 Iron (Fe) 2.0 mg/l Silver (Ag) 0.24 mg/l Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) 209900 mg/1 Biochemical Oxygen Demand (5-day BOD) 13,000 mg/1 Note: A sample from the settling basin is an excellent composite due to the protracted detention time. THE NEWLANDS SANITARY LABORATORY z Electrocal South Windsor, Conn. March 19, 1974 Sample No. 24278 242?9 Mark: Industrial Wastewater sample from from Isolated Holding Tank in Screen Cleaning Operations using Standing Dip-Rinse Method - February 7, 1974 Cyclohexanol Xylene MEK pH 10.3 8.7 Silver (Ag) 0.00 mg/1 0.00 mg/l Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) 6140 mg/1 12500 mg/1 Biochemical Oxygen Demand (5-day BOD) 3200 mg/1 1100 mg/1 Xylene _ None None detected detected Cyclohexanol None None. detected detected Methyl Ethyl Ketone None None detected detected Note: Limits of detection for organic analysis is 1.0 mg/1 THE NEWLANDS SANITARY LABORATORY z Electrocal South Windsor, Conn. March 19, 1974 Sample No. 24849 Mark: Industrial wastewater from Settling Tank collected 2/25/74 pH 6.0 Silver (Ag) 0.35 mg/l Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) 209400 mg/1 Biochemical Oxygen Demand (5 day BOD) 119000 mg/1 Chloroform Extraction 122 mg/l Xylene 75 mg/1 Cyclohexanol None Methyl Ethyl Ketone 0.8 % THE NEWLANDS SANITARY LABORATORY THE NEWLANDS SANITARY LABORATORY THOMAS D.LEE - - WATER SUPPLY AND PURIFICATION FREDERICK O..A A.ALMQUIST,P.E. DIRECTOR SANITARY, CHEMICAL AND BACTERIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS _SEWAGE a INDUSTRIAL WASTE DISPOSAL. - A. SANITARY ENGINEER 11 LAUREL STREET DESIGN•SUPERVISIONNALUATION H.F.SAC BACTERIOLOGIST- HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06106 CHEMICAL @ BIOLOGICAL LABORATORIES BACTERIOLOGIST I.LAIRD NEWELL,P.E. TEL. 203-246-6563 AIR POLLUTION STUDIES - - CONSULTANT March 19, 1974 Superintendent Pollution Control Department 154 Sullivan Avenue Town Hall South Windsor, Conn. 06074 Attention: Mr. Melvin Edwards Jr. Re: Electrocal, South Windsor Industrial haste Characterization Refs Letter Morton Fine Assoc. , Feb. 11, 1974 Gentlemen: The attached analyses of industrial waste from Electrocal are submitted for your review. We would be pleased to answer any questions you may have, at your convenience. We would appreciate expediting this matter as soon as possible. Very truly yours, THE NEWLANDS SANITARY LABORATORY TDL:Z Thomas D. Lee Laboratory Director Attachment cc: Electrocal Att: Mr. M. Kripas Morton Fine & Assoc. Inc Att: Mr. Mervyn F. Strauss Mr. Joseph Vinick Nest Hartford, Conn. OUR REPORTS ARE RENDERED UPON THE CONDITION THAT THEY ARE NOT TO BE REPRODUCED WHOLLY OR IN PART FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES OVER OUR SIGNATURE OR IN CONNECTION WITH OUR NAME WITHOUT SPECIAL PERMISSION IN WRITING. ' Electrocal = South Windsor, Conn. March 19, 1974 Sample No. 14701 Mark: Industrial wastewater collected from Manhole in Settling Basin 1/18/74 by T. D. Lee pH 7.8 Alkalinity (as CaCO3) 89 mg/1 Color 150 Turbidity 150 Iron (Fe) _ 2.0 mg/1 Silver (Ag) 0.24 mg/l Chemical Oxygen Demand (CO 20,900 mg/1 Biochemical Oxygen sn Demand (5-day BOD) 13,000 mg/1 -�►. DA per a � Note: A sample from the settling basin is an excellent composite due to the protracted detention time. �e �Yw�iA�s, b�cy►rer•e�S. THE NEVILANDS SANITARY LABORATORY z - ' Electrocal South Windsor, Conn. k� March 19, 1974 C NOP Sample No. 24278 24279 - Mark: �k Industrial Wastewater sample from �t from Isolated Holding Tank in Screen Cleaning Operations using ' Standing Dip-Rinse Method a► February 7, 1974 1 r%IV Cyclohexanol Xylene MEK pH 10.3 8.7 Silver (Ag) 0.00 mg/1 0.00 mg/1 Chemical oxygen Demand (COD 6140 mg/1 12500 mg/1 Biochemical Oxygen Demand (5-day BOD) 3200 mg/1 1100 mg/1 Xylene None None detected detected Cyclohexanol None None detected detected Methyl Ethyl Ketone None None detected detected Note: Limits of detection for organic analysis is 1.0 mg/1 THE NEWLANDS SANITARY LABORATORY z Electrocal South Windsor, Conn. March 19, 1974 Sample No. 24849 Plark: Industrial wastewater from Settling Tank collected 2/25/74 pH 6.o Silver (Ag) 0.35 mg/l Chemical 0 gen Demand (COD) 209400 mg/1 Biochemical Oxygen Demand (5 day BOD) 11,000 mg/114AX . prom a.n{r�b.+►��'� Chloroform Extraction 122 mg/1 Xylene 75 mg/l Cyclohexanol None 'SasPscrs Af s �" aR rAWS&" Methyl Ethyl Ketone jiMEK) 0.8 0 ($Om Oi/kj 7S�fo sK Ttc�c e..o •v�.Nc�� P Aws li�I/7�lm �LM+a1 saons �� � �D...�e� � g, P/i��r.� /�oc4ss— ��,�a�s .•t•��•��-- �ss�al THE NEWLANDS SANITARY LABORATORY SOUTH Y+I NDSOR, CO�\,iq. 0007� ro c�c i_ TO Sta_te Cffi-cc Eu.ildir - oo ,29 DATE Kp.rt ord, COKKceticut 06115 la%t ircctor, , r2 _ OL uJF L4C ; SUBJECT: Su * i£=Lio3'. of Ply_r5 for Propcsc isiO.po <<l �, 'L�Cm FOLD Dez_r Mr. ITZ-y to } t yCur is L t1",nr O_ 1 J i4<'_Yun 2"r, I C 7�; , t � i fore*�-.rw plC__ iDl CCX3'-t=Ct'.:,0?'c of-� l�:r�! bu:1-r!eF ,^_• 2:_GOui,1_ to l©C%,tom rC:rt: 1� SollZ_i :'iJ_r-4eGr. As soon P.s t1nty Cre rcce?vc-d, i-_will �-lso forwa—rd a..cop.y of Henry Sout cr'8 r£'port c:� the PromE d r-px't ry rr-d ir-ddu triE_1 til stems to .ire ci ci .rg(- . four ez:rly tter-ti0R to thin g attCr will be• -ppreciz;te.d. 119 Ica cc. JuleG E- Px£ge, Plr-P-P-irg Co-ordir for Depgstmer.t of Pollution. Control s I!/. ORTON S . FIDE and ASSOCIATES, INC . 4 ' 4 711 Cottage Grove Rd. a Bloomfield, Conn.. 06002 tel. (203) 242-7755 Fe bruary 11'5 13 7 4 Mr. iselvin Edwards , Jr. te,' Superintendent 1 r. F Pollution Control Department . , , Town Hall 1543 Sullivan Avenue. � South Windsor , Conn. 06074 RE: Electrocal Edwin Road South .Windsc�-, Conn. Our File : 73225 Dear Mr. .Edwards Wes herewith sub it the plan s for t ie proposed sanitary sewage- disc-herc-e sye t � firmThese plans Include the layout sowing, all elevations, the size and length of gravity lines , the pump s--at_c'ri layout , including pumps , pai.nting., piping layout , gauge of steel shell , electrical panel and alarm system, and the size , length and material_ of the force main. We have also .enclosed a pump curve showing the caDr- bilities of the pumps to handle a 3 . inch (3 " ) solid. Our comautatio-is for the TDH are also enclosed. These plans are subm*itted to you in duplicate , one for your file and one to be forwarded to the State of Connecticut Department of Environ- mental Protection. Henry Souther Engineering is completing the. in1or- mation that you request concerning the nature of the wastes , including .the sanitary and industrial wastes intended to be discharged into the Town sewage collection system. We shall forward this material to you just as soon as Mr. Aksoz completes his work. We would appreciate it if you would start processing this material with regards to the station layout so that this project may be started as soon as possible. If you have any questions please contact me . Very truly yours , 10 - OP3 S. -'I14E 3 ASSOCIATES , I71,4C . Mervyn '. Str. aus s , P.E . riFS/lsh cc : Paul Aksoz Raymond Poriss Eric . CONSULTING ENGINEERS 0 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS F1 SURVEYORS