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CWC SECTION 13308 TIME SCHEDULE ORDER NO.R5-2002-0014 • -9- MUSCO OLIVE PRODUCTS AND THE STUDLEY COMPANY SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY 2. Beginning with the month of January 2002, the Discharger shall submit monthly project status reports. In addition to the information required by the Revised MRP, the reports shall describe all work completed during the month in response to this Time Schedule Order, and shall contain daily tabulations of the flow and DIS concentrations discharged to land. The reports shall also describe the work completed to date regarding the potential for source control or pretreatment activities (i.e., bicarbonate removal equipment, the impact of increased sulfate concentrations on the crops and soil, the potential for converting to potassium hydroxide, the impact of increased potassium discharges on crops and soil), the status of obtaining permits for the storage pond, and the status of submitting a complete Report of Waste Discharge. Monthly status reports may be combined with the monthly reports required by the MRP'and shall be submitted by the ls` day of the second month following the month for which the report was prepared (i.e., the January 2002 report is due by 1 March 2002). The penalty shall be $2,500 for each day in which a report is late or incomplete. 3. Between I February and 6 September 2002, the 7-day average flow discharged to land shall not exceed 600,000 gpd. The daily maximum flow shall not exceed 750,000 gpd. The 7-day averaging period shall be for a calendar week, from Monday through Sunday. Each weekly or daily violation shall result in a penalty of$2,500 per day of violation. 4. Between 1 February and 6 September 2002, the 7-day average dissolved inorganic solids (DIS) concentration in the effluent discharged to land shall not exceed 2,500 mg/1. The 7-day averaging period shall be for a calendar week, from Monday through Sunday. Each day of violation shall result in a penalty of$2,500 per day of violation. 5. Effective 1 February 2002, the Discharger shall modify its wastewater treatment system and/or disposal system such that nuisance conditions are not perceivable beyond the boundary of the Discharger's property. The penalty shall be $5,000 for each day in which staff receive a complaint from the public and verify the existence of off-site nuisance conditions. 6. By 25 February 2002, the Discharger shall submit a Groundwater Monitoring Workplan that is consistent with the first section of Attachment A titled "Items to be Included in a Monitoring Well Installation Workplan and a Monitoring Well Installation Report of Results." Groundwater monitoring shall be performed upgradient and downgradient of all areas where wastewater storage or application occurs. Every monitoring well shall be constructed to yield representative samples from the uppermost aquifer and to comply with applicable well standards. The penalty shall be $2,500 for each day in which this report is late or incomplete. 7. By 25 March 2002, the Discharger shall submit a report evaluating the current domestic wastewater disposal system. In particular, the report shall evaluate the design size of the system relative to the current number of employees, evaluate any impacts of applying industrial wastewater to land overlying the leach lines, and evaluate whether there is the potential for groundwater impacts from the continuing discharge of domestic waste to this system. If there is the potential for impacts, then the report shall contain recommendations and a proposed time schedule for upgrading the system forthwith. The penalty shall be $2,500 for each day in which this report is late or incomplete.