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Impervious areas: Buildings/lined holding ponds/tank farms/concrete areas/paved areas= 12.6 ac <br /> 1.13 ft x 325,851 gals/ac-ft=368,211 gals/ac x 12.6 ac=4,639,467 gals runoff from impervious areas <br /> entering the lined ponds area. (b) <br /> 35.8 ac x 0.833 ft=29.82 ac-ft x 325,851 gals/ac-ft=9,717,333 gals rainfall directly as recharge(c) <br /> 13.5" - 10.0" =3.5" Lost to evaporation from impervious areas <br /> 3.5" x 27,154 gals/ac-in x 35.8 ac=3,402,396 gals(d) <br /> (e)=4,639,467 gals(b)+9,717,467 gals(c)-3,402,396 (d)= 10,954,538 (R2) <br /> R1 + R2 =R=9,717,333 gals+ 10,954,538 gals=20,671,871 gals=63.44 ac-ft <br /> III. NITRATE LOADING STUDY FINDINGS <br /> A. WASTEWATER FLOW VOLUME PROJECTIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS <br /> Wastewater Flow Volume Projections <br /> To determine nitrate-nitrogen loading from any project, wastewater flow volumes must be <br /> determined as accurately as possible. Flow volume projections will be approximated from the <br /> number of on-site employees and customers, as illustrated in Table 4 below. <br /> Wastewater flow volumes from the facility will be based on an assumed maximum fixture usage of <br /> 5x during a 10 hr shift for each employee: <br /> 1.5 gals flush + 0.5 gals hand washing=2 gals/use x 0.5 uses/hr= <br /> 1 gals/hr x 10 hr/shift/employee = 10 gals per shift per employee. <br /> The following illustrates the number of employees per shift+customers per shift and total <br /> wastewater generation as an Average Daily Flow(ADF). <br /> TABLE 4 <br /> Shift Number of Employees+ Daily Wastewater Flow <br /> Customers Volume Generated <br /> First Shift: 7AM to 5PM 42+3 =45 45 x 10 gals=450 <br /> Second Shift: 12PM to I OPM 14+2= 16 16 x 10 gals= 160 <br /> Third Shift: l OPM to 8AM 16+0= 16 16 x 10 gals= 160 <br /> TOTALS 77 770 gals/day-ADF <br /> Total wastewater flow volume= 770 gpd <br /> 770 gpd x 6 days per week=4,620 gpw x 50 work weeks/yr= 231,000 gpy= 0.71 ac ft. This <br /> yearly wastewater generation will*be used for the nitrate loading calculations below. <br /> Page -6- <br /> Chesney Consulting <br />