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MODIFIED LIST OF ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS <br /> The following additional information is required to complete the report of waste discharge: <br /> 1. Provide descriptions of the types of trailers that are cleaned, including their contents, or residual <br /> contents. <br /> 2. Provide a list of any sanitizers, disinfectants, surfactants, or other chemicals used in the cleaning <br /> process. Attach material safety data sheets for all chemicals used. <br /> 3. Provide all historical analytical data collected while characterizing wastewater at the site. The <br /> data previously submitted, while helpful, is apparently incomplete based on references to <br /> petroleum hydrocarbons in your 26 October 1999 letter. Also include any data collected using <br /> hand held instruments, such as the total dissolved solids (TDS) data discussed with staff during <br /> the site inspection. Information on the instrument used and a brief discussion of calibration <br /> procedures and frequency is also required. <br /> 4. Provide any groundwater quality data available from the on-site domestic well. Also include <br /> information on the screened interval(s) of the well. If data is not available, sample the well for <br /> the following analytes : <br /> o Total Specific Conductance <br /> o General Minerals (Total Dissolved Solids, Barium, Calcium, Magnesium, Sodium, <br /> Potassium, Chloride, Nitrate, Sulfate, Total Alkalinity [including alkalinity series], and <br /> Hardness) <br /> 5. The hydraulic capacity of the stormwater pond must be sufficient to accommodate the <br /> wastewater inflow, surface water inflow, and rainfall. A minimum two feet of freeboard in the <br /> pond will be required. Provide an analysis of the hydraulic capacity of the stormwater pond. <br /> 6. Additional characterization of the wastewater quality is required. The samples shall be collected <br /> at the end of the wastewater generation cycle, so as to be representative of the proposed <br /> wastewater discharge. As discussed with Staff on 2 December 1999, Rapid Wash has monitored <br /> wastewater quality with hand held meters to estimate wastewater parameters. It is recommended <br /> that any instruments used to provide data as requested in Items No. 3 or 4,be employed at the <br /> time of sample collection to verify the instrument accuracy. The wastewater shall be sampled for <br /> the following parameters: <br /> o General Minerals (Total Dissolved Solids, Barium, Calcium, Magnesium, Sodium, <br /> Potassium, Chloride,Nitrate, Sulfate, Total Alkalinity [including alkalinity series], and <br /> Hardness) <br /> o Total Settleable Solids <br /> o BODS (Five day Biochemical Oxygen Demand at 20 degrees Celsius) <br /> o pH <br /> o Specific Conductance <br /> o Any chemicals identified in Item No. 2 above <br />