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4W <br /> Wastewater Treatment System FALL CREEK <br /> - Engineering Report ENGINEERING,INC. <br /> 1. INTRODUCTION <br /> Jessie's Grove Winery (Speaker Ranch, Inc.), located at 1973 W. Turner Rd, in Lodi, California <br /> (APN #013-050-17), is a wine producing facility and vineyard. The family has owned the <br /> property since 1872. The Winery is situated on a 320-acre parcel, which has vineyards, pasture, <br /> an oak grove, and a residence in addition to the winery. The facility includes an office, several <br /> outbuildings (sheds and garages), a tasting room, and outdoor wine storage. <br /> %W Under the current plan the winery anticipates crushing approximately 390 tons of grapes <br /> annually producing approximately 66,300 gallons of wine, which will be divided into bulk wine <br /> and approximately 5000 cases of bottled wine. The Winery anticipates no production increase <br /> �► above this level in the next five years. However, in the subsequent 5 years production could <br /> increase by as much as 538 tons, for a total annual crush of 928 tons (158,000 gallons). <br /> `r <br /> Domestic wastewater at the winery is collected and disposed of in three conventional septic <br /> systems. Winery process wastewater and stormwater runoff is collected in a combined gravity <br /> �. flow sewer system, which conveys wastewater/storm water to a pump basin. After entering the <br /> pump basin the water was pumped to small holding tanks where it was stored before being <br /> \, applied to the vineyards. During the winter months, stormwater was directed toward the onsite <br /> stormwater detention area. <br /> The current policy of the Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB) requires new <br /> wineries to treat their wastewater before disposal. Therefore, the Winery has chosen to install a <br /> new wastewater treatment and disposal system. <br /> s <br /> Fall Creek Engineering, Inc, (FCE)has been retained by Jessie's Grove Winery to design an <br /> onsite wastewater treatment and land disposal system. Plans have been designed to meet the <br /> RWQCB's requirements for the treatment and disposal of winery process wastewater and <br /> stormwater. FCE proposed the following components as part of this plan: <br /> `.. <br /> %„ (1) A new pump basin and pump system; <br /> _ (2) A hyperbolic screen; <br /> (3) A 5,000 gallon septic tank; <br /> (4) A 0.22-acre sub-surface flow vegetated wetland; and <br /> (5) An effluent pump system and 0.6-acre irrigation area. <br /> Process wastewater will flow via gravity from existing and new floor drains at the winery to a <br /> new pump basin. Water will be pumped from the basin over a new hyperbolic screen. The <br /> screen will provide screening to remove coarse solids from the wastewater, thereby eliminating <br /> some of the organic matter entering the treatment system. Solids are expected to consist <br /> primarily of grape skins, stems, and grit. From the screen, water will flow via gravity to a new <br /> .. 5,000-gallon septic tank. The septic tank will settle the solids that were not screened and provide <br /> anaerobic treatment. Settling and anaerobic digestion will further reduce the amount of organic <br /> matter in the wastewater. <br /> From the septic tank, wastewater will flow via gravity to a 0.22-acre subsurface flow treatment <br /> wetland. The detention time in the wetland will be at least of 10 days. The wastewater will <br /> ` JESSIE's GROVE WINERY MAY 2002 <br /> I <br />