CORRESPONDENCE_1977-1996 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

ORDER NO.96-144 RESCINDING VARIOUS ORDERS -2- Petsas,Lake Berryessa,Napa County,to stabilization ponds. The facility was never constructed and since adoption of the Order,Mr. Petsas has decided to construct a 130-unit single family home planned development on the property instead. Wastewater treaCnent and disposal practices for this new project are proposed to include spray irrigation,which is not regulated by Order No. 82-111. Mr.Petsas has indicated that the project will not be constructed in the near future;therefore,he would like the current permit rescinded and will reapply for a new waste discharge requirements prior to construction. i. Order No. 87-102,adopted 26 June 1987,prescribes requirements for Stallion Springs Community Services District,Phase II(Tract 4674)Sewer System,Kem County. The project was never developed and there are no plans for development. j. Order No. 90-255,adopted 28 September 1990, prescribes requirements for Yehuda Netanel, Inc., Grapevine Factory Stores,Kern County. The project was never constructed and the proponent has abandoned plans for the project. k. Order No. 92-1 j031,adopted 29 May 1992,prescribes requirements for Pan American Energy Corporation, and governs the disposal of produced wastewater to unlined sumps at the Woodward/Wright Lease(Sec.26,T29S,R29E,MDB&M) in the Edison Oil Field, Kern County. An inspection confirmed that all sumps used for the disposal of wastewater have been removed. 1. Order No. 92-11065,adopted 29 May 1992, prescribes requirements for St.Regis Resources Corporation and governs the disposal of produced wastewater to unlined sumps at the Bloemer- Mcintosh wastewater discharge facility (Sec. 21,T30S,R29E, MDB&M)in the Edison Oil Field, Kern County. The Lease is currently operated by Sequoia Exploration Inc.An inspection confirmed that there are no sumps on the lease. m. Resolution No. 95-136, adopted 26 May 1995, waived waste discharge requirements for green waste composting at Forward Incorporated in San Joaquin County. On 26 January 1996, the Regional Board adopted Resolution No. 96-031,which waives waste discharge requirements for certain composting operations which use green waste and food processing wastes as feedstocks. Forward would like to be covered under the broader Resolution No. 96-031. In order to do so, Resolution No. 95-136 must be rescinded. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the above waste discharge requirements Orders and Resolutions and waiver order are rescinded. I, WILLIAM H.CROOKS,Executive Officer, do hereby certify the foregoing is a full,true,and correct copy of an Order adopted by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board,Central Valley Region, on 3 May 1996. IA WILLIAM H.CROOKS, Executive Officer AMENDED 3 May 1996