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TECHNICAL INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS Page 5 of 12 FOR A REPORT OF WASTE DISCHARGE d. Water recycling/Land application areas (LAA) areas. e. Cropping plans. f. Planned operations (planting and harvest, irrigation method, irrigation frequency, irrigation amounts). g. Expected nutrient loadings (pounds per acre per year total nitrogen). h. Expected salt loadings (pounds per acre per year total dissolved solids). i. Tailwater management methods. j. Storm water runoff management methods. k. Setback distances from the edge of each recycling/land application area from the property boundary, public streets, occupied structures owned by others, and surface waters/surface water conveyances. I. Plans that illustrate items c, d, i,j, and k above 14. If wastewater effluent will be recycled pursuant to Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations (e.g., if domestic wastewater is recycled to grow crops, irrigate landscaping, provide pasture for livestock, or for landscape or recreational impoundments, including reclamation sites owned by a POTWs, unless water is recycled solely for irrigation of landscaping at the POTW site) a Title 22 Engineering Report must be submitted to both the Central Valley Water board and California Department of Public Health". 15. Projected monthly water balances demonstrating adequate containment capacity for both the average rainfall year and the 100-year return period total annual precipitation, including consideration of at least the following: a. For POTWs and private domestic wastewater facilities, initial baseline influent and 1/1 flows as well as baseline influent and 1/1 flows at full build out with an aging sewer system. b. A minimum of two feet of freeboard in each pond at all times (unless a registered civil engineer determines that a lower freeboard level will not cause overtopping or berm failure). c. Historical local evapotranspiration, pan evaporation, and lake evaporation data (monthly average values). d. Local precipitation data with the 100-year return period annual total distributed monthly in accordance with mean monthly precipitation patterns. e. Proposed recycling area/land application area/disposal system hydraulic loading rates distributed monthly in accordance with expected seasonal variations based on crop evapotranspiration rates. f. Projected long-term percolation rates (including consideration of percolation from unlined ponds and the effects of solids plugging on all ponds). 16. Proposed flow limits and basis for the limits. Consider dry weather flows vs. peak flows and seasonal variations. Include the technical basis for the proposed flow limit (e.g., design To the extent this information is already presented in the Title 22 Engineering Report, the RWD may incorporate that report by reference. The Title 22 Engineering Report must also be submitted to the California Department of Public Health for review and approval.