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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
4200 – Liquid Waste Program
RECORD_ID
PR0420087
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4242 - WASTE WATER TX PLANT
FACILITY_ID
FA0002643
FACILITY_NAME
STOCKTON VERDE MOBILE HOME PRK
STREET_NUMBER
4900
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STREET_NAME
STATE ROUTE 99
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95212
APN
08704015
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Active, billable
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4900 N STATE ROUTE 99 STOCKTON 95212
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SAN J O A Q U I N Environmental Health Department <br /> Package Sewage Treatment Plant Inspection Report <br /> Facility Name: Facility Address: Date: <br /> STOCKTON VERDE MOBILE HOME PRK 4900 N HWY 99 , STOCKTON March 07, 2023 <br /> Observations and Corrective Actions <br /> Item# Remarks <br /> 1 OWTS 7.1 Engineered plans not submitted/approved. <br /> A new wastewater treatment system was installed without submitting engineered plan check to the EHD for <br /> approval. Plans shall be submitted and approved prior to placing the system online, please contact the EHD at <br /> 209-468-3420 concerning submittal requirements for a service request for a commercial engineered plan check. <br /> OWTS 7.1 Alternative treatment systems are standard systems with additional enhancements above the required <br /> minimum to augment the treatment capabilities of the system. For example, additional septic tank capacity, <br /> additional length of leach line, or the addition of organic material under the leach line. Engineered systems are <br /> nonstandard systems uniquely designed for a specific location or locations by a Registered Civil Engineer based on <br /> site specific information. Where engineered systems are required, complete design plans shall be submitted by a <br /> Registered Civil Engineer to the Director of Environmental Health for initial approval prior to beginning construction. <br /> The plans shall include the following: <br /> 7.1.1 A complete scaled plot plan of the area showing wells, structures, sanitary sewerage lines, water lines and <br /> total proposed land use. <br /> 7.1.2 Total capacity of the system in gallons and organic load. Design criteria shall include a reserve capacity to <br /> accommodate a surge flow or increase in the average daily flow. <br /> 7.1.3 Calculations showing ability of effluent to meet discharge standards as set by the Environmental Health <br /> Department. <br /> 7.1.4 The source of data and the data calculated to the existing system or any future expansion shall be shown on <br /> the plans. <br /> 7.1.5 The percolation rates of leach fields or seepage pits shall be calculated and figures shown on the plans.An <br /> expansion area equal in size to the original dispersal field shall be so designated on the plan to be utilized in the <br /> event of failure of the original dispersal field. <br /> 5 OWTS 7.12 Monthly monitoring/ADF not completed. <br /> No monthly records being maintained for ADF and peak flows. Note: Monthly records are reportedly maintained by <br /> Quality Service Inc. <br /> OWTS 7.12 Regular monitoring by a certified sewage plant operator is required. Analysis required may include <br /> Biochemical Oxygen Demands, Dissolved Oxygen and settable solids of plant influents and effluents and at such <br /> other points on stream as may be necessary. Average daily flows and peak flows after plant is in operation are to be <br /> determined by a reliable method. Copies of these analyses and operational records shall be furnished to the <br /> Director of Environmental Health and the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board. <br /> 6 OWTS 7.3 Insufficient or inadequate mechanical or electrical equipment. <br /> The south sludge tank was taken off line due to a crack at the base. Note: this tank is not in operation and <br /> reportedly to remain offline. Repair/Replace tank and place back online. <br /> OWTS 7.3 Mechanical and electrical equipment shall be of such durable hardware,workmanship and installation <br /> as to insure against operational failure with normal maintenance. <br /> 7 OWTS 7.4 Area/fence not locked or secured. <br /> Observed damaged fencing along the south and east perimeter near the polishing ponds. Repair/Replace. <br /> OWTS 7.4 All installations shall be adequately protected against acts of vandalism or sabotage,which could result <br /> in a malfunction of the system. For package treatment plants, the entire system shall be fenced and a locked gate <br /> provided to protect against any unauthorized person gaining entrance into the area, which could lead to injury or <br /> loss of life. <br /> FA0002643 PR0420087 SC333 03/07/2023 <br /> EHD 42-06 Rev.04/07/2022 Page 2 of 3 Package Sewage Treatment Plant OIR <br /> 1868 E. Hazelton Avenue I Stockton, California 95205 1 T 209 468-3420 1 F 209 464-0138 1 www.sjgov.org/EHD <br />
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