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RLCr05-1994 16:12 FROM Public Works TO 94640138 P.05 <br /> ___ ___ _......,�....-�..��.�.,-�wvrwuuOr9EY- <br /> ____--____—___ �P/-�xeaten:LV May 1994!1:54- PW 1 of7 <br /> CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY-CONTROL BOARD <br /> CENTRAL VALLEY REGION <br /> ORDER NO. <br /> WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIRELIENTS <br /> FOR <br /> CITY OF LATHROP AND <br /> CROSSROADS SANITARY CORPORATION <br /> LATHROP INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT <br /> SAN JOAQUIN COUN'T'Y <br /> The California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley Region, (hereafter Board)finds that <br /> I. The City of Lathrop submitted a Report of Waste Discharge. dated 17 December 1993, and <br /> additional information, dated 9 February 1994, and I 1 Aprill 1994. The property(Assessor's Parcel <br /> No 241-390-15)is owned by Crossroads Sanitary Corporation. The City of Lathrop and <br /> Crossroads Sanitary Corporation are hereafter jointly referred to as Discharger. <br /> 2. Crossroads Sanitary Corporation is owned by Crossroads Ventures,a California General <br /> Partnership. CIIF Associates Limited Partnership(a Delaware Limited Partnership), made up of <br /> Copley Advisors, Tue. (a Massachusetts Corporation)and various Limited Partners comprise one <br /> General Partner of Crossroads Ventures. KV. Invesstors(a California Limited Partnership). made <br /> up of Kearney Ventures, Ltd. (a California Corporation).Timothy Murphy(Limited Partner), and <br /> John D'Arcy(Limited Partner),comprise the managing General Partner of crossroads Ventures. <br /> 3. The Discharger proposes to build and operate a wastewater collection,treatment, and disposal <br /> system. and provide sewerage service to a 500 acre development composed of commercial, <br /> warehousing and light industrial activities. <br /> 4. The treatmentplant proposed by the Discharger will consist of an extended aeration activated sludge <br /> process, and chlorination. Effluent from the plant will be discharged to a designated disposal area, <br /> that will ultimately consist of 2I.1 acres of ponds.. Sludge will be dewatered by vacuum-assisted <br /> drying beds. Ultimate sludge disposal is proposed to be to land for soil amertdmeut The Report of <br /> Waste Discharge describes the effluent discharge to ponds as follows: <br /> A Flow F-sdmated MTime To Reach zaatllly vg 1s�ttd.Dl� Ph Gs�Cana'ityy'�eaiSta^«'!t <br /> I0.2 mgd T2 acres 5 years <br /> 0.4 mgd 14.2 acres 10 years <br /> III 0.6 mgd 21.1 acres 15 years <br /> Daily Peak Wet Weather Flow(atter completion of Phase III) 1.2 mgd <br /> chustit]fSAt EMREWJ 'oneget=n„ <br /> BODI 20 mg/l <br /> Total Suspended Solids 20 mg/I <br /> TO si Nitrrtn 10 mgll <br /> I 5-Day. 20'C biochemical oxygen demand <br /> 5. This order will establish requirements for the Phase I flow and disposal capacities only. <br />