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,r Dan R Costa - 2 - 21 June 2010 ._)an R costa Inc 100 gallons where it is then pumped into the 2 feet by 1,200 feet agricultural irrigation pipeline for irrigation of the onsite agricultural crops on the 30 acre land application area at a rate of approximately 165 gallons per acre per month. Application will not be made to the crops during periods of rain or on saturated soils. Operations will be postponed if the system becomes full when land application is not feasible due to precipitation events. The Discharger estimates that no more than 240 tons (wet weight) of solids will be produced annually based on the expected maximum volume (400 tons) to be processed each year. All residual solid waste from vegetable processing will be composted onsite and then discharged to land as a soil amendment. The application rate will not exceed 1-10 tons per acre as soil samples recommend. Solid waste will be transported to the land application area using harvest bin trailers and solid waste spreaders. MONITORING AND REPORTING This Order includes specific monitoring requirements that you must 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. 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 Please review this Notice of Applicability carefully to ensure that it completely and accurately 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 which is a monetary penalty. Discharge of waste material other than described in the application is prohibited. If the method of waste disposal changes from that described in your application, you must submit a new Report of Waste Discharge Technical Information form describing the new operation. Please note that the Order will expire on 8 October 2014, at which time either (1) a new application with a filing fee will be necessary for regulatory coverage under a subsequently adopted new Order, or (2) the discharge must cease. If you have any questions regarding submitting an updated report of waste discharge, or questions about making changes to your permitted operations, please contact Mr. Tim O'Brien, at (916) 464-4616 or tobrien@waterboards.ca.gov.