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EL : Dec 16 ,93 16:44 No .027 P .01 <br /> 25tinyq <br /> DEC 16 1993 <br /> Date: December 18 1993 <br /> Number of Paces (inctudlng cover page) kI <br /> SER <br /> Jet)No. D7549-001-141.05 <br /> Massage To <br /> Name; Ed Padilla Telecotty nurnber caned (2M464-013a <br /> ARM: San Joaquin Courtly- Public Health Services <br /> C1W Stockton State: CA <br /> R you do not receive all of the pages, please cad 091-(916)•93g-4100 as soot as possible. <br /> From <br /> Name: Mark Urquhart _Department <br /> Autoauendant No. 91Pr93>}ai39 Ext. 243 <br /> One of the items were discussed in our meeting on September 9, 1993 regarding design for the <br /> renovation 0 the Lovelace Road Transfer Station was greaseloil traps for storm drainage. There are <br /> four discharge points to the retention pond (See RSI-7). Three (DI's 16, 24, and 22) have peak flows <br /> of 13.7, 3.22 and e,0 respectively. The fourth (DI-26) has only.63 c(a (from 2 Inlets only). <br /> As we discussed by telephone, I obtained information from P&L concrete regarding their typical saW <br /> and grease trap (attachad). As with dither typical grease traps, they are a modified septic tank with 4 <br /> inch linea In view of the large pipe sizes and flows at Lovelme, use of this type of a separator may <br /> not be practicat. The flows at Lovelace are too large to fustetial with that type of unit (12. 24 and 30 <br /> inch lines). If these are Installed on 24 and 30 Inch lines it may Misty result in the system backing up <br /> such that the inlets would hood The typical grease traps appear to be designed more for lower flows <br /> associated with commercial kitchen waste or other lower flows. <br /> I have attached two details of grease trips that we have installed for storm water Inlets on other jobs <br /> They typically could be Installed in a round (6' die may be needed) manhole to ktckrde an outlet pipe <br /> tftat Is homed down 4 to 6 vxhas below the level of the kdet A bailie plate cotilld be installed for units <br /> which also function as an inlet A oustom¢ed intetMnanhele similar to these could be Wwm ted on <br /> each branch at key locations to serve as a separator (DI's 16, 22, 24 and 26). These would include a <br /> unit on each branch at inlets just prior to pond discharge. The retention pond could also be routinely <br /> cleaned to remove sill. <br /> Note also that the truck wash and transfer tunnel will have dedicated tradi Tonal greas81gr3 separatM. <br /> The transfer tunnel will have a separator installed upstraem of a lift pump which would discharge to a <br /> ttoldktg tank The truck wash separator will be pan of a recirculating wash water system <br /> I have discussed this with Gabriel Karam. Please contact Ire to discuss this so we can finalize plants. <br /> Thanks. <br /> cc: Gabriel Karam. S.J. County, Pubic Works <br /> cl kVnjulRsk eat <br />