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• Water Quality Control Board *'),California Regional Central Valley Region 4;0-; Robert Schneider,Chair Arnold Schwarxenegger (7overnor ,tan C.Lloyd Ph.D. Sacramento Main Office _- lgencySeerrrur� lnteroetAddreW http.r/www.swreb.ca.gevt•rwgcbS 11020 Sun center Drive,#200,Rancho Cordova,CA 9567M114 Phonc 1916)464-3291 •FAX t)16)464-47 so 29 March 2005 Brad Peterson 1075 Cellars 1075 W. "burner Road Lodi, CA 952,1.2 NOTICE, O.P'APPLICAIlIfITYOFRF..SOI_.1I71ONNO. R'F2003-0106 1079 CELLARS, SANJOAQUIN COI�rNTY Regional Board staff has reviewed your February 2004 Report of Waste Discharge (RWD)and additional information submitted on 7 January 2005 for coverage under Resolution R5-2003-0106, Waiver of Waste Discharge Requirements fvr-Serial!Fool Processors, Including Wineries, Within the Central Valley Region. The RWD included a Notice v�'.Nuli-.�pplicubility for compliance with the storm water General Permit and an $872 tiling fee. Our review finds the RWD to be substantially complete. Resolution No. R5-2003-0106 (a copy of which is enclosed), adopted by the Regional Board on 11 July -' 2003, is a conditional waiver of waste discharge requirements for small food processors including wineries. Based on the information you have submitted, the discharge as described in the RWD satisfies the general and specific conditions of Resolution No. R5-2003-0106 for the projected volume of wastewater to be produced. Discharge Description James, Judy, Bradley, Philip and Martin Peterson (collectively Discharger) own the 1075 Cellars winery at 1075 W. Turner Road, Lodi, San Joaquin County. 1'he winery is on 19,31-acres; the property includes an 18-acre vineyard to which wastewater will be applied. The Discharger estimates that approximately 20 tons of grapes will be crushed producing approximately 3,600 gallons of wine (approximately 1,500 cases of wine). The Discharger estimates approximately 45,000 gallons of wastewater will be generated on an annual basis. All activities producing wastewater will be conducted under the cover of an enclosed building or on a concrete pad equipped with drains to collect wastewater or stormwater. Wastewater and/or stormwater will be screened in floor drains, collected in a sump, and then pumped to a 1,500-gallon above ground storage tank. Normally, crubh activities will be conducted on it concrt;te pad outside the building but crush can be performed inside the building if climatic conditions require. Wastewater will be applied to the land application area either through sprinklers or it drip irrigation system and will be delivered to the land areas using a tank mounted on a trailer or piping which may be installed later. No wastewater will be applied during times of precipitation or when the soil is saturated. Activities in the winery will be curtailed or rnodified to prevent the application of wastewater when climatic or soil conditions do not allow application. California Environmental Protection Agency C4 Recycled Paper