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Mr. Verrill Norwood -2- 6 August 1996 <br /> Stormwater Collection Pond <br /> The stormwater pond is not lined as stated, and there are currently no requirements for discharge <br /> to this pond. The Standard Industrial Code (SIC) for the All Pure facility is category 28, which <br /> requires All Pure to have a stormwater permit for any discharges of stormwater to surface water. <br /> To continue operating without a stormwater permit All Pure must show there is no chance of an <br /> overflow from the stormwater pond to nearby surface water during a 100-year storm event. <br /> Mr. Tim Vickers, Plant Manager, informed me during my 20 March 1996 visit to the site, that <br /> the stormwater pond also receives water containing water softener. The sample I collected from <br /> this pond on that day had low levels of trihalomethanes. If water other than stormwater is to <br /> continue being discharged to this unlined pond, All Pure must submit a Report of Waste <br /> Discharge and obtain Waste Discharge Requirements. <br /> SCOPE OF WORK <br /> Task 1 - Management of Free Liquids, Liners, and Sediments <br /> After the free liquids have evaporated from the impoundments and before the liners are <br /> removed, the condition of the pond liners should be documented with photographs and the <br /> photographs included in the report of soil sample results. <br /> Task 3 - Soil Sampling <br /> The proposal for soil sampling does not provide adequate details on the sampling procedures. <br /> Details must be provided on the sampling equipment, diameter of the boreholes, precautions <br /> used to prevent cross-contamination of samples, method of cuttings disposal, and method of <br /> sample preservation. <br /> The proposal to collect one soil sample from the bottom of each pond is acceptable, but <br /> depending on the depth of the pond bottoms and the depth to ground water, the proposal to <br /> sample only at depths of two to three feet below the bottoms of the ponds may not determine the <br /> vertical extent of soil contamination. As my 9 May 1996 letter stated, soil samples should be <br /> collected at a minimum of five-foot intervals and at significant changes in lithology from the <br /> ground surface to the water table. This vertical profiling should be conducted at all sample <br /> locations, both within and outside of the impoundments. <br /> As my letter also stated, soil gas samples should be collected from each pond with an active soil <br /> gas sampler. All Pure must propose sampling locations, sampling methods, and analytical <br /> methods, and provide details about the equipment to be used and the detection limits to be <br /> achieved. <br /> The work plan states that the small lined pond closed in 1994 was backfilled with native soil. If <br /> the source of the fill material used to fill this pond cannot be identified, a soil sample needs to be <br /> collected from within the fill as well as below the fill. <br />