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`MEMORANDUM Page 2 of 2 00■ <br />Holly Commerce Center Septic Basis of Design <br />Tracy, CA �E S I E G F R I E D <br />III. Waste Generation Rate Determination <br />In order to determine the Average Daily Flow for the building a waste generation rate of gallons per day <br />per employee must be established and multiplied by the employee count established in Section II above. <br />The 2017 County Standards referenced in Section I dictate that the waste generation rate for an Industrial <br />Building with no food cafeteria is to be 15gal/person/day, however the proposed use is a dry storage <br />warehouse which will generate less waste than an industrial building. <br />Table H 201.1(2) of Appendix H of the CPC is silent on the waste generation rate for a dry warehouse <br />but Note 3 in CPC Appendix H Table 201.1(2) states that "Because of the many variables encountered, it <br />is not possible to set absolute values for waste/sewage flow rates... The designer should evaluate each <br />situation and, where figures in this table need modification, they should be made with concurrence with <br />the Authority Having Jurisdiction." This notes further supports the need for the County AHJ and the <br />designer to establish logical and agreed upon waster generation rates. <br />Furthermore, the EPA Design Manual for Onsite Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Systems Table 4-6 <br />provides another data point with a range of values for an industrial building between 7.9 and <br />17.2gal/person/day, but no dry storage warehouse range. <br />Coupling the varying data with a recently approved dry storage warehouse project in San Joaquin County <br />on Schulte Road that utilized a waste generation rate of 7.5gal/person/day we would like to establish <br />7.5gal/person/day as the design parameter for waste generation for the dry storage warehouse use, we <br />are proposing. <br />To further support the use of 7.5gal/person/day we would like to offer the following logic. <br />Each restroom use by an employee can be assumed to be the following utilizing low flow fixtures: <br />Water Closet: 1.1 gallons (Afwall or Madera are examples) <br />Lavatory: 0.35 gallons (0.35gpm faucet for 1 minute, Sloan SF -2350 is an example) <br />Total: 1.45 gallons <br />If each employee works a 10 hour shift and uses the restroom every other hour this results in 5 uses per <br />day or 7.25 gallons per day which is less than the proposed rate. <br />IV. Conclusion <br />Based on the above information we request the following be approved as the basis of sanitary sewer <br />design for the dry storage warehouse use at Holly Commerce Center: <br />1. 7.5gal/person/day shall be used as the waster generation rate for both Group S Warehouse and <br />Group B Office occupancies. <br />2. That occupancy is based on the CPC Chapter 4 Table 422.1 and Table A. <br />Stockton <br />San Jose <br />Sacramento <br />Modesto <br />3428 Brookside Rd. <br />111 N. Market St., #300 <br />109 Scripps Drive <br />100 Sycamore Ave, #100 <br />Stockton, CA 95219 <br />San Jose, CA 95113 <br />Sacramento, CA 95825 <br />Modesto, CA 95354 <br />t: 209.943.2021 <br />t: 408.754.2021 <br />t: 916.520.2777 <br />t: 209.762.3580 <br />F:\17projects\17017 Holly Sugar Industrial\Civil\Septic Sizing - Prelim\17017 Holly Commerce Center Septic Basis of Design Memo <br />Ver 1.docx <br />