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MOUNTAIN HOUSE MASTER PLAN CONSISTENCY FINDINGS PI0J8CtACt10t1 or, Gonsis 4 =' Conditions o Section tency �� ..3 ` Approval . 1 Heading# Title Text Y/N/NA Finding of Fact/Ana lysis and Evidence of Compliance (COA) The approach taken for odor control shall include: (1) design details and good housekeeping to eliminate odor sources,(2)control of the raw wastewater discharged to the treatment plant,(3)the use of covers or chemicals if needed to control odors,and(4) 1312 13.6.P.a ODORS selection of processes that favor odor reduction. N/A See# 1311 None. I'lant Design. Odor control measures shall be incorporated in the plant design. Measures shall include selection of process and operations with low odor potential,properly sized units to maintain conservative process loading,and enclosing the principle sources of odors such as headworks. Odor treatment systems shall be provided to neutralize off- 1313 13.6.I.a ODORS gasses collected from enclosures. N/A See#1311 None. Setbacks. Storage ponds and sludge basins shall be 1314 13.6.I.b ODORS setback from property lines a minimum of 20 feet. N/A See# 1311 None. Odor Studies. Odor studies shall be conducted to identify the type and magnitude of odor sources, meteorological conditions,dispersion characteristics and adjacent developments if odor problem develops following startup and operation of the treatment Addressed as part of prior Use Permit Approvals for 1315 13.6.1.c ODORS facilities. Y facilities. None. Monitoring. Odor production shall be monitored following plant startup. If required, unit processes such as the sludge drying beds may be covered,or Addressed as part of prior Use Permit Approvals for 1316 13.6.I.d ODORS chemicals may be used,to control or eliminate odors. Y facilities. lNone. 10/03/2000 MHMP.CHECKLIST-928 Page284