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7Atuncture, the 2 inch PVC tubing will be encased in a protective three-inch galvanized steel <br /> the PVC tubing extends 40 feet on the surface of the water-side of the levee shoulder. The <br /> zed steel piping will protect the PVC tubing, and with both ends open, if the PVC tubing is <br /> compromised, escaping wastewater can be readily observed. <br /> The two-inch PVC tubing will then exit the west end of the galvanized steel tubing and enter a 2.5- <br /> inch PVC protective outer tubing. This two-inch PVC sewage transport tube inside the 2.5-inch <br /> PVC protective tube will then traverse through an existing six-inch diameter steel tube that crosses <br /> the levee. <br /> There are two existing steel tubes crossing the levee, one tube to protect the sewage tubing <br /> transporting sewage to the septic tank and ultimately to the mound system. The second tube <br /> protects the freshwater Schedule 80 PVC piping transporting domestic water from the existing well <br /> at the schoolhouse to the Bullfrog facility. This Schedule 80 PVC water piping will also be encased <br /> in a protective 2.5-inch flexible PVC tube. <br /> The wastewater PVC transport tube will daylight the steel tube, then be buried 18 inches on the <br /> land-side of the levee. A 2.5-inch PVC "T"must be installed on both the 2.5-inch PVC wastewater <br /> transport tubing and 2.5-inch PVC tubing encasing the fresh water supply line. These observation <br /> tubes must be inspected weekly.t1f waAdWater is observed inside the 2:5-inch outer tubing, or�if <br /> �.. <br /> fresh=water is observed inside the freshwater PVC outer tubing, then the transport tubing/piping has <br /> ?been breached withiri _ _ M1µ w <br /> the levee .and must be immediatelyArepaired <br /> After the observation tube in the wastewater transport line, the tubing will increase in diameter from <br /> a two-inch line to a four-inch line to extend approximately 30 feet from the septic tank. This <br /> expansion will reduce the energy of the pumped influent before it enters the.new,2,000 gallon, <br /> standard septic tank:� ID s <br /> .EHtaff"regui"res this standard tank°instead of.a inonolithic.tank because �! ) <br /> ,there is an internal-baffle that-gives greater structural.integrity to the tank. There is a six-inch hole <br /> in this baffle in the "clear-zone." Effluent from this new tank will then gravity into 450 gallon <br /> pump chamber(Quanics PN: SS-25-T). A duplex turbine effluent pump system (Quanics PN: P- <br /> TE-30) will then alternately distribute the effluent to the mound system. The mound system will be <br /> constructed with a center-feed manifold, with three laterals, each 31 feet long on either side of the <br /> manifold, for a total lineal feet of lateral length of 62 x 3 = 186 feet. <br /> A. SEPTIC TANKS AND DOSING PUMP CHAMBER <br /> There are two existing, 1,200 gallon septic tanks to the north of the schoolhouse, and two existing �3•-!/3s�, <br /> 1,200 gallon tanks to the east of the schoolhouse. All four tanks will be pumped under EHD permit, <br /> and abandoned with sand backfill in accordance with EHD Sewage Standards Section 3.4. <br /> A new 2,000 gallon septic tank will be installed in the location denoted on Page 1 of the Site Plans <br /> for this project. Septic tank data is found in Appendix F. A 450 gallon pump chamber will be <br /> 3 � installed after the new septic tank to accept effluent gravity flow from the 2,000 gallon tank and ' <br /> store it before being pumped to the mound system, <br /> 13 <br /> Chesney Consulting <br />