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� I � .0 r Also, dischargers must comply with any applicable provisions governing odors in the RWQCB's Basin Plan, for example, a minimum dissolved oxygen requirement in ponds. No odors of sewage origin will be perceivable from subsurface disposal if the discharger complies with Provision BA.a of the proposed WDRs. 6,c. Creation of Any Health Hazard or Potential Health Hazard The discharge of domestic wastewater to land for disposal has some potential to create health hazards due to pathogens, fecal coliform, and the potential for vector formation. This potential comes mainly from surface disposal techniques. The health hazard of subsurface disposal is minimal, especially if all Basin Plan prohibitions and provisions are complied with. With regard to surface disposal, the potential for a health hazard can be minimized through compliance with the following provisions of the proposed general WDRs. A.7. Discharge of waste classified as "hazardous" or "designated"J...], to any part of the wastewater disposal system is prohibited. B.1.b. The siting, design, construction, operation, maintenance and monitoring of all small domestic treatment systems must be consistent with all of the applicable RWQCB's policies, procedures, criteria, guidelines, conditions, and provisions as prescribed in the applicable RWQCB's Basin Plan. B.6.c. Public contact with undisinfected wastewater shall be precluded through such means as fences, signs, and other acceptable alternatives. D.1.b. The discharger shall ensure that all site operating personnel are familiar with the content of this Order and shall maintain a copy of _ this Order at the site. D.1.e. The appropriate RWQCB Executive Officer and the Director of the County Environmental Health Department or equivalent agency shall be notified immediately of any failure of the wastewater containment facilities. Such failure shall be promptly corrected in accordance with the requirements of this Order.