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Messrs. Whitlow and Columbini - 2 - 31 December 2010 - r Wastewater is generated from fruit washing, plant washdown, equipment cleaning, and boiler blowdown. The wastewater is considered to be high or low strength depending on the wastewater source and resulting constituent concentrations. • Low strength wastewater from olive washing and routine plant sanitation activities is directed into floor drains, piped to a 2,000-gallon underground storage tank (UST), pumped to a 10,000-gallon storage tank equipped with totalizing flow meters, and subsequently sprinkler applied at an 85-acre cherry orchard LAA. This wastewater may be applied to land,;" • High strength wastewater consisting of clean-in-place solutions, boiler blowdown, and any boiler feed water treatment residuals (such as ion exchange brine) is, directed by floor drains to a second 2,000-gallon UST. This wastewater may not be applied to land and shall be disposed of at the East Bay Municipal Utility District wastewater system or equivalent facility. Processing activities will produce some residual solids. 'Olives brought to the mill contain leaves and stems,.which-are separated prior to olive milling. The olive processing activity produces pomace (the pulpy residue that remains from olive pressing). The combined residual solids.will be land applied to a 35-acre olive orchard, or disposed of off-site at a landfill, compost facility,:or as animal feed. Land applied solids will be applied directly to the LAA with spreaders.and then disced into the soil. The estimated application rate is between three and five tons per acre. Residual solids will not be applied 24 hours before, after, or during a storm-or when soil is saturated. MONITORING AND REPORTING This Order includes specific monitoring.requirements for you to implement and reporting requirements you must comply with, including routine monitoring and reporting to the Central Valley Water Board. Please review.the Monitoring and Reporting Program (MRP) closely and establish the appropriate record keeping system so that you are able to complete the required Annual Monitoring Report form, contained in the Order, and available at: http://www..waterboards.ca.gov/.centralvalley/board decisions/adopted. orders/waivers/ r5-2009-0097_annual_rpt.pdf The Annual Monitoring Report form must be submitted to our office by 1 February of each year, even if there is no discharge during the reporting year.. GENERAL INFORMATION AND REQUIREMENTS This Order includes specific and general conditions required for your operation. In addition, you must maintain control over the discharge and operate in accordance to the information .provided in your.application. _-__ P_1.ea.5esevie_w-this_N.otiGe_ofApplica.b.i.lit-y_car_efull_y_to_ensurethat_it-co_mpletel_y_and_a.ccuratel_y -_._ .reflects the facility name, location, and discharge. Failure to comply with the requirements`in the Order may result in'an enforcement action as authorized by provisions of the California Water Code. If the discharge violates the terms or conditions"above, the Central Valley Water Board may take enforcement action, including assessment of administrative civil liability (monetary penalty). TAM 5ecibnslPerrnll1ing Tille 27 ConRned An1ma1s4UnI1s%Non 15 PermifllrgM Winery Wavi.6Rfr2099-009715'd0s by County-Complelod NOAai5andoaquln4Corlo-0nveyCorlo-OlVvo_NOA.doc -