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Frinformation will travel to the septic tanks, with effluent flow from the tanks, the following Gj escribes the operation of the septic system for both the residenriyAl-sE>a�cture and the ery: Influen the house will gravity flow into an existing',1,200 g llon tank. ee end from s tank n a southwest direction. The tightline from�his-tatik will be mute to gravity flow to a ne 2,0 llon, single compartment septic tank, with filtration. Winery influent will also gravity flow t . The combination of the winery and residential domestic wastes will gravity to an existin 1,600 allon, two compartment tank. The second compartment of the 1,600 gallon tank is to be the pu amber to pressurize the effluent for even distribution throughout the filter bed. This residential 1,200 gallon tank and the 2,000 gallon combination tank will provide preliminary treatment and trap paper, etc. The tank must be pumped on a prescribed interval basis ding on direct observations of paper and scum accumulation; e.g., every nths to eve three years, depending on sludge/scum accumulation. Peaking factors for users on septic tanks vary with usage during the hour of the day, and day of the week. Peak hourly rates are associated with normal working hours. The ratio of the peak day to the average day can vary from 1.5 to >5, depending upon the usage. However,peaking factors are not as relevant since the effluent pump will dose on demand. A peaking factor of 2.5 (average between 0 and 5)will be used in the calculation below: Septic Tank Hydraulic Detention Time Detention Time= 1,200 Residential Tank+2,000 Combination Residential and Winery Tank+ 1600 Pump Chamber Tank x 0.70 (30%volume lost to sludge/scum accumulation)+ 2.5(Peaking Factor)x 540 gals/day ADF Detention Time=2.5 days. The minimum acceptable detention time is 1.0 days. Therefore, the septic tankage volume is adequate. Wastewater Disposal System Parameters and Appurtenances Infiltrator Chambers: Quick 4 Standard ChamberTM: 34"x 52"x 12"; Filter Bed=240" (20'wide)-34" width+ 6" spacings =40 inches. 240" =40" =6 Chambers wide. Filter Bed 720" (60'long)=52" long/Chamber= 13.8 Chambers minus 0.8 Chamber for center feed manifold area= 13 Chambers long N-S x 6 Chambers wide E-W =78 Chambers total. Orenco BioTube Pump Vault: P/N: PVU5719 (EHD Requirement - Check tank access diameter) Orenco Duplex Pump System: P/N: PA200511 As-Builts of entire system by installer after installation(EHD Requirement) Monitoring of soil/effluent interface with monitoring ports within the filter bed area with observation tubes: 4" PVC pipe at soil/effluent interface with a 4" riser flush with the grass surface and a screw- type cap. (EHD Requirement) Filter bed should have a slight mound for rainwater runoff. Page-9- Chesney a a-9- Chesney Consulting