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It is imperative that all food by-products and food wastes be handled as solid wastes and not be <br /> disposed of into the septic system. Consequently,there cannot be a garbage disposal or grinder <br /> installed in the kitchen sink(s). This will prevent concentrated organic loading and prolong the <br /> lifespan of the wastewater disposal system. <br /> All plumbing fixtures should be of the lowest flows available. Faucets for feet washing must be <br /> spring-loaded, or infrared activated with timers and not be allowed to run continuously. A water <br /> softener must not be installed on the domestic water supply line since the sodium liberated could <br /> deflocculate the clay soil and collapse the soil structure. <br /> The Conditions of Approval state in Item lb: This approval is for the expansion of a previouslys <br /> approved religious facility for up to 81 people to be built in two phases as shown on the Site Plan / v� <br /> dated December 8, 2010. Under the EHD Conditions of Approval Item C: Should the number of <br /> non-resident individuals exceed 24 for at least 60 days per year, or the number of service <br /> connections exceed four, a yearly permit to operate a public water system will be required by the <br /> EHD. Since a maximum of 81 people will be on-site only every Saturday of each calender year <br /> (52x),the facility will not exceed the"60 days per year"requirement and the existing on-site well <br /> will operate as a private domestic well and not a public well. <br /> The maximum Average Daily Flow(ADF) is calculated to be 810 gals/day. The Application Rate <br /> for the 42 inch test depth at the proposed soil-effluent interface is presently 0.545 gals/ft/day, based <br /> upon the percolation test results. Floor area and two-foot sidewall area= 240 ft' x four leachlines= <br /> 960 W. <br /> 0.545 gals/112/day x 960 ftZ = 523 gals/day that the soil-effluent-interface leachline trench soils can <br /> theoretically accept and manage. This is under the ADF by: 810 ADF - 523 =287 gals of effluent. (r,� <br /> However, factoring in the seepage pits, we find that the entire system can manage 810 ADF: l <br /> 4 ft dia. pits=265 ft'x 4 pits= 1060 ftZ x .417 gals/ftZ/day=442 gals/day+ 523 gals/day=965 gals/day. <br /> Mr. Arvind Iyer as the architect,the plumber, the landscaper, and the septic system installer must all <br /> coordinate so that proper grades are established and maintained. In addition, effluent lines should <br /> not cross fresh water or electrical lines. If crossing cannot be avoided, the wastewater lines should <br /> cross under fresh water lines and be adequately encased per EHD guidelines. <br /> MONITORING <br /> A water meter should be installed (per EHD guidelines) on the service line entering the facility to <br /> monitor and ensure water usage is not excessive. Restricting water use also includes checking for ✓ <br /> water leaks in toilets, dripping faucets, etc. on a regular monthly basis. <br /> Given that the blackwater wastes inflowing into the septic tank are projected to be a very small <br /> volume, it is anticipated to have the tank pumped every five years, or pump-out based upon <br /> monitoring the scum and sludge thicknesses by a septic contractor after two years of operation. <br /> 12 <br />