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EHD - Public
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4400 - Solid Waste Program
File Section
COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
2009-2016
RECORD_ID
PR0400042
PE
4452
FACILITY_ID
FA0000120
FACILITY_NAME
OLIVERA FOOD INC
STREET_NUMBER
944
STREET_NAME
BOWMAN
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
FRENCH CAMP
Zip
95231
APN
19128019
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
944 BOWMAN RD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
003
QC Status
Approved
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65/26/2009 13:27 9519273349 DOUGLAS KUNEY PACE 12/14 <br /> 10. A foul, odorous anaerobic lagoon problem can usually be <br /> corrected by use of a mechanical aerator, and nitrogen <br /> Content of affluant can also be further reduacd. <br /> However, a significant operating cost frill be incurred. <br /> 11. Addition of foreign material -- long-s emmed getation, <br /> discarded feed, egg flats, egg shells, trash -- should <br /> be prevented. Solids separation may be ACCOMplishad <br /> With mechanical Separators or by gravity settling <br /> basins. <br /> I <br /> 12. Be conscious of sludge 1Qvel in the Ia400n, and remove <br /> before more than 60 parcent of the treAtment volume is <br /> occupied! Test autridnt and miner; content of sludge, <br /> and use environmentally safe land application methods. <br /> i <br /> 13. Remove lagoon effluent at least annually to control <br /> overflow, and to regulate salt concentrations. Add <br /> - fresh water if necessary to maintain minimum design <br /> volume. <br /> j <br /> s <br /> 14. Locate irrigation and flush recycle pLz p intakes about <br /> 18 inches beneath the Lagoon surface, end as far from <br /> waste inlet(s) as possible. <br /> 1S. Properly ground electric pump honmings ' to assure that <br /> stxay voltages do not contribute to salt deposits on <br /> pump intimal surfaces. <br /> 1S. Development of. a pink or purple color in the lagoon <br /> should not be, a concern= this is an indicator of <br /> establishment of aulfur-fixing bacteria which aid in <br /> reducing odors from hydrogen sulfide production. <br /> Raterowed <br /> American Society of Agricultural Engineerst 1990. Design of <br /> anaerobic lagoons for animal waste management, ASAE <br /> Mgi.neering Practice EP4 03.1. The Ameri Society of <br /> Agri ltx0ral Engineers, St. Joseph, MI 490$5-9659. <br /> Saxth, C. L. 1985, The rational design sndard for <br /> anaerobic livestock lagoons. Proceedings 'Of the Fifth <br /> Internazion" SyMposium On .Agricultural Wastes, ASAE <br /> Publication 1.3-85:638-647. American Society of Agricultural <br /> € 8ngiaeers, St. Josapph, MI 49085. <br /> Collins, E. R.., Jr. 1979. Anaerobic lagoons for livestock <br /> and poultry wastes. Publication 442729, vi.rginia <br /> Cooperative Extension Servide, Blacksburg, i, VA 24061-0303. <br /> 3 <br /> U.S. Department of Agriculture. 1990. Agricultural Waste <br /> Management Field Manual (Revised) . USDA soil Conservation <br /> Service, Washington DC. <br /> 275 <br />
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