SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE_1992

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SUBSTANTIVE REQU•MENTS -6- • May 21, 1992 FOR DDRW, SHARPE (c) Certifications that the treatment system components are properly installed in accordance with the design. (d) Qualifications and hierarchy of personnel operating the system. 5. The Discharger shall submit to the Board, the Department, and US EPA the TPE report for approval at least two weeks prior to the proposed commencement of FSO of the SHARPE's treatment system. This report shall document compliance with Discharge Specifications C.1(b), C.1(c), C.2, and C.3. In addition, this report shall include a performance evaluation of the SHARPE treatment system, based on the data collected during the PWSP and the TPE in accordance with the attached Monitoring and Reporting Program. 6. The Discharger shall submit to the Board, the Department, and the US EPA the POP report for approval at least two weeks prior to the proposed commencement of full scale operation of the SHARPE ground water treatment system. This report shall document compliance with Discharge Specifications C.1, C.3, and CA. In addition, this report shall include a performance evaluation of the complete SHARPE GWTS, based on the data collected during the PWSP, the TPE, and POP (in accordance with the attached Monitoring and Reporting Program). The objective of the performance evaluation is to: 1. determine the ability and reliability of the SHARPE GWTS in meeting the effluent limitations established in Sections B.1 and B.2, and to develop the FSO operating parameters necessary to maximize VOC removal from the plume and the extracted ground water. 7. The Discharger shall submit a technical report to the Board, the Department, and the US EPA, prior to the end of the fourth month of FSO of the SHARPE GWTS. The report shall include all analyses results from the first three months of operation as per the attached Monitoring and Reporting Program, a summary of the data, and a determination if the influent to and/or effluent from the air stripper contains previously unidentified constituents of sufficient magnitude either to pose a threat to water quality and/or to affect the treatment effectiveness of the air stripper. In the event that significant levels of previously unidentified pollutants are detected, the report shall show how the Anti- Degradation Policy and Chapter 15's Article 5 have been complied with, including recommendations on possible SHARPE GWTS modifications and an assessment of the impacts to the beneficial uses of the receiving water due to the discharge. 8. The Discharger shall notify the Board, the Department and the US EPA within 24 hours of any unscheduled shutdown of the SHARPE GWTS. This notification shall include the cause of the shutdown and the corrective action taken (or proposed to be taken) to restart the system. 9. The Discharger shall notify the Board, the Department and the US EPA immediately, during normal working hours via telephone, and at least within 24 hours of any spill of untreated water. This notification shall include the size and cause of the spill,