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WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS ORDER NO. -29- MUSCO FAMILY OLIVE COMPANY AND THE STUDLEY COMPANY WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND LAND DISPOSAL FACILITY SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY shall include the submittal of a teclmical report that describes, at a minimum, the results of a field demonstration project conducted over the course of at least two years on similar soil types as those in the land application areas and using similar food processing wastewater as that described in the Findings. Any proposed field demonstration project will be regulated under the terms and conditions of separate waste discharge requirements. As such, at least 120 days prior to conducting the field demonstration project, the Discharger(and/or other reasonable party)must submit a complete Report of Waste Discharge for the proposed field demonstration project. 13. If the Discharger can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Executive Officer that higher BOD loadings than that specified in the Effluent Limitations will not cause or contribute to cause waste constituents to leach into and degrade underlying groundwater, or cause any other violation of the terms and conditions of this Order, then this Order may be reopened for consideration of revision of BOD loading limits. The demonstration shall include the submittal of a technical report that describes, at a minimum, the results of a field demonstration project conducted over the course of at least two years on similar soil types as those in the land application areas and using similar food processing wastewater as that described in the Findings. Any proposed field demonstration project will be regulated under the terms and conditions of separate waste discharge requirements. As such, at least 120 days prior to conducting the field demonstration project, the Discharger(and/or other reasonable party) must submit a complete Report of Waste Discharge for the proposed field demonstration project. 14. If the Discharger can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Executive Officer that higher nitrogen loadings than that specified in the Effluent Limitations will not cause or contribute to cause waste constituents to leach into and degrade underlying groundwater, or cause any other violation of the terms and conditions of this Order, then this Order may be reopened for consideration of revision of nitrogen loading limits. The demonstration shall include the submittal of a technical report that describes, at a minimum, the results of a field demonstration project conducted over the course of at least two years on similar soil types as those in the land application areas and using similar food processing wastewater as that described in the Findings. Any proposed field demonstration project will be regulated under the terns and conditions of separate waste discharge requirements. As such, at least 120 days prior to conducting the field demonstration project, the Discharger(and/or other reasonable party)must submit a complete Report of Waste Discharge for the proposed field demonstration project. 15. The Discharger is ultimately responsible for the effectiveness of its treatment and control measures in assuring compliance with groundwater limitations, and is liable for remediation of any impact on groundwater not authorized herein. Failure to properly operate and maintain best practicable treatment and control, or failure of such measures to perform effectively, shall be grounds to rescind this Order,reclassify the waste and designated, and require compliance with Title 27 prescribed waste containment standards or initiate enforcement, as appropriate. 16. The Regional Board will review this Order periodically and may revise requirements when necessary.