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T6m and JoAnne Hoffman - 2 - 9 April 2007 other solids collected from the sump bottom and screens, will be spread on the eight-acre vineyard. Solid waste will be tilled into the soil if needed to prevent odors but will normally be tilled into the ground in the spring. As a contingency solid waste management option, the Discharger can transport the waste to a landfill for disposal. Conditional Waiver Based on the information submitted in the RWD, the discharge as described above satisfies the general and specific conditions of Resolution No. R5-2003-0106 for the current amount of wastewater produced. Therefore, this letter serves as formal notice that Resolution No. 135-2003-0106 is applicable and waste discharge requirements for this facility are waived. Enclosed is a copy of Resolution No. R5-2003-0106 and the associated monitoring and reporting program. As described therein, an annual report that contains the information described in Items No. 1, 3, and 5 of the monitoring and reporting program must be submitted by 1 February of each year. If the discharge violates the terms or conditions of the waiver, the Regional Water Board may take enforcement action, including assessment of administrative civil liability. If you crush more than 80-tons of grapes per year or the method of winery wastewater and/or solids disposal change from those described in the RWD, you must submit a new RWD. Please note that the waiver will expire on 11 July 2008, at which time you must submit a new RWD with filing fee to renew the waiver, or cease the discharge. If you have any questions, please contact Tim O'Brien at (916) 464-4616. r9A_1�4_ - 6z _�> X/ ' PAMELA C. CREEDON Executive Officer enc: General Order No. R5-2003-0106 cc: w/o enc Mike Huggins, San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department, Stockton W4ttl MnenTSnn 3o uinWue On CdtuA oRmen 29 My 07.dm