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DATE November 24, 1992
COUNCIL ACTION FORM
SUBJECT: Non-Domestic Waste Pretreatment Program Revisions
BACKGROUND:
In 1983 City Council approved the Non-Domestic Waste Pretreatment Program. The
City was required by federal regulations to develop and implement such a program.
The program required regulation and monitoring of wastewater generated by
non-domestic contributors to the sewer system. The City has administered the
program as it was designed, including submitting annual reports to IDNR.
In the late 1980s, federal regulations regarding this program were revised. The U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency conducted an audit of the city's pretreatment
program in July 1989, but the audit report was not received until March 1990. Staff
responded by letter to EPA in May 1990 and submitted proposed program revisions in
August 1990.
Review comments from IDNR and EPA were not received until December 1990 and
January 1991, respectively. Since then, staff have submitted the revised
pretreatment program twice for IDNR review. In September 1992, the City submitted
to IDNR a final draft of the pretreatment program revisions.
The final draft has been presented to representatives of the 14 contributors currently
regulated in this program. In addition, a meeting with the contributors was held on
October 12. There have been no comments received from the contributors, and final
IDNR comments have recommended only editorial changes. IDNR has determined that
the proposed changes are substantial and require public notice. A copy of the notice
is included in the program and has been published in accordance with IDNR
procedures. The public notice period will expire on December 26, 1992.
A copy of the revised pretreatment program manual is attached for council review.
The manual has been developed in a looseleaf format to facilitate changes and
updates. The significant modifications are identified in a summary included in the
front of the manual and attached to this Council Action Form.
Policy changes to the pretreatment program can be made by resolution of council, .
while the remainder of the changes involve revisions to the city ordinance.
ALTERNATIVES:
1. Approve the revisions to the Non-Domestic Waste Pretreatment Program and
city ordinance.
2. Do not approve the revised Non-Domestic Waste Pretreatment Program and
ordinance.
MANAGER'S RECOMMENDED ACTION:
It is the recommendation of the City Manager that City Council approve the revisions
to the Non-Domestic Waste Pretreatment Program and city ordinance.
COUNCIL ACTION:
Summary of Changes to the
Non-Domestic Waste Pretreatment Program
The Ames pretreatment program has been revised in response to an
EPA audit of the program in 1989, to incorporate revised federal
regulations, and to make the program easier to use. Please note that the
text of the program is only 14 pages; the remainder of the document
includes appendices. The following is a summary of the proposed changes
necessary to update the program and comply with state/federal
requirements.
1. The City must have the ability to pursue civil and criminal penalties
of up to $1,000 a day for each violation. (Ordinance change)
2. Industries are specifically prohibited from using dilution as an option
to comply with pretreatment standards and requirements. (EPA
requirement; adopted by reference in ordinance)
3. Industries are required to immediately notify the City of discharges
that could potentially cause the City to violate any pretreatment
standards. (EPA requirement; adopted by reference in ordinance)
4. Federal regulations no longer identify contracts as an acceptable
means of controlling discharges and recommends the use of permits.
The City will now use a discharge permit in addition to a contract.
The contract will be a long-term treatment agreement, possibly 20
years; the permit, containing specific quantity and quality limits, will
be issued for no more than five years and may be renewed.
(Ordinance and Policy)
5. Federal regulations require that any industrial user discharging any
waste into the sewer system that would otherwise be considered a
hazardous waste under RCRA regulations must notify the federal,
state, and local regulatory agencies. (EPA requirement; adopted by
reference in ordinance)
6. The program now specifically requires categorical contributors to
report all violations of the pretreatment program within 24 hours and
to resample within 30 days. (EPA requirement; adopted by reference
in ordinance)
7. The City must now inspect significant contributors at least once a
year and minor contributors at least every other year. The original
program did not specify time requirements for regular inspections.
(EPA requirement; adopted by reference in ordinance)
8. The revised program establishes a specific enforcement response plan
noting increasing enforcement responses to violations of the program.
This enforcement response plan is a requirement of the federal
regulations to ensure that all violations are responded to in a fair and
equitable manner. (EPA requirement; adopted by reference and
identified in Policy changes)
9. The billing process has been revised. Only actual direct costs
incurred for each specific contributor during the previous six-month
period will be billed. Administrative costs will no longer be billed to
the individual industries. (Policy change)
10. The federal definition of "significant non-compliance" is now included.
This specifies when an industrial contributor is in significant
non-compliance and requires reporting the non-compliance in the local
newspaper at least once a year. (EPA requirement; adopted by
reference in ordinance)
11. The program specifies that all sampling and analyses must be done in
accordance with Federal Regulations 40 CFR Part 136 unless the City
approves another acceptable method. (EPA requirement; adopted by
reference in ordinance)
12. A number of revised definitions and specific discharge prohibitions
have been made in an attempt to update and simplify what has become
an increasingly complex federal program. (Policy change)
• Summary of Changes to the
Non-Domestic Waste Pretreatment Program
The Ames pretreatment program has been revised in response to an
EPA audit of the program in 1989, to incorporate revised federal
regulations, and to make the program easier to use. Please note that the
text of the program is only 14 pages; the remainder of the document
includes appendices. The following is a summary of the proposed changes
necessary to update the program and comply with state/federal
requirements.
1. The City must have the ability to pursue civil and criminal penalties
of up to $1,000 a day for each violation.
2. Industries are specifically prohibited from using dilution as an option
to comply with pretreatment standards and requirements.
3. Industries are required to immediately notify the City of discharges
that could potentially cause the City to violate any pretreatment
standards.
4. Federal regulations no longer identify contracts as an acceptable
means of controlling discharges and recommends the use of permits.
The City will now use a discharge permit in addition to a contract.
• The contract will be a long-term treatment agreement, possibly 20
years; the permit, containing specific quantity and quality limits, will
be issued for no more than five years and may be renewed.
5. Federal regulations require that any industrial user discharging any
waste into the sewer system that would otherwise be considered a
hazardous waste under RCRA regulations must notify the federal,
state, and local regulatory agencies.
6. The program now specifically requires categorical contributors to
report all violations of the pretreatment program within 24 hours and
to resample within 30 days.
7. The City must now inspect significant contributors at least once a
year and minor contributors at least every other year. The original
program did not specify time requirements for regular inspections.
8. The revised program establishes a specific enforcement response plan
noting increasing enforcement responses to violations of the program.
This enforcement response plan is a requirement of the federal
regulations to ensure that all violations are responded to in a fair and
equitable manner.
9. The billing process has been revised. Only actual direct costs
incurred for each specific contributor during the previous six-month
period will be billed. Administrative costs will no longer be billed to
the individual industries.
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• 10. The federal definition of "significant non-compliance" is now included.
This specifies when an industrial contributor is in significant
non-compliance and requires reporting the non-compliance in the local
newspaper at least once a year.
11. The program specifies that all sampling and analyses must be done in
accordance with Federal Regulations 40 CFR Part 136 unless the City
approves another acceptable method.
12. A number of revised definitions and specific discharge prohibitions
have been made in an attempt to update and simplify what has become
art increasingly complex federal program.
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• IOWA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM
PRETREATMENT PROGRAM
NOTICE DATE: 11/10/1992
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has received a request from the City of Ames to approve a
modifications to the industrial pretreatment program and has tentatively agreed to approve the request.
The City has proposed a number of revisions to its industrial pretreatment ordinance to conform to federal
requirements and recommendations.
Anyone wishing to comment on or object to approval of this pretreatment program modification must do
so in writing within forty-live (45) days of the date of this notice, to the Iowa Department of Natural
Resources, Wastewater Permits Section, 900 East Grand Avenue, Henry A. Wallace Building, Des
Moines, Iowa 50319. All comments received will be considered in the final decision to approve or deny
the requested modifications. If no objections are received within forty-five (45) days the Department will
approve the requested modifications without further notice.
Any interested person may request that a public hearing be held by submitting a written request within
the forty-five (45) day notice period to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Wastewater Permits
Section, 900 East Grand Avenue, Henry A. Wallace Building, Des Moines, Iowa 50319. A request for
is a public hearing must cite the reasons why a hearing is warranted and the interest of the person requesting
the hearing.
Copies of the proposed pretreatment program modifications are available for public inspection from 8:00
A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Monday through Friday at the Iowa Department of Natural Resources or by calling
515-281-8884.
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CITY OF AMES, IOWA
� NON-DOMESTIC WASTE
PRETREATMENT PROGRAM
ADOPTED 1983; REVISED 1992
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Water and Pollution Control Department
City of Ames, Iowa
• CITY OF AMES, IOWA
NON-DOMESTIC WASTE PRETREATMENT PROGRAM
Adopted 1983; Revised 1992
Table of Contents
Resolution of Adoption by Ames City Council
I. Introduction
A. Requirement for Program
B. Purpose of the Program
C. General Description of the Ames Program
II. Background
A. Description of Ames
B. Description of the Ames Water Pollution Control Facility
C. IDNR Waste Load Allocation/Design Parameters
D. WPC Facility Operation
III. Non-Domestic Contributor Survey (1983)
A. Non-Domestic Contributors Contacted
B. Results of Survey
C. Updating of Initial Survey
IV. Program Implementation
A. Management
B. Resources
C. Designation of Non-Domestic Contributors
D. Pretreatment Limitations
E. Monitoring and Reporting
F. Hazardous Waste Notification
G. Compliance Schedules
H. Inspections and Evaluations
I. Enforcement Response Plan
J. New Sources
K. Public Reporting
L. Surcharge Program
M. Hauled Waste
V. Program Costs and Revenues
A. Program Costs
B. Program Revenues
CITY OF AMES, IOWA
NON-DOMESTIC WASTE PRETREATMENT PROGRAM
Appendices
Appendix I. Definitions
Appendix II. City Attorney's Certification/Chapters 1, 21, & 28 of Ames
Municipal Code
Appendix III. Federal Regulations (40 CFR 403, 40 CFR 136, 40 CFR 261)
Appendix IV. WPC Plant Layout/Technical Data for WPc Plant Units
Appendix V. List of Non-Domestic Contributors/
Summary of Waste Information
Appendix VI. W & PC Department Table of Organization/Job Specifications
Appendix VII. Lab Equipment and Forms Used for Sampling and Analyses
Appendix VIII. Industrial Waste Information Questionnaire/Application
0 Appendix IX. Forms of Contract and Permit for Wastewater Treatment
Appendix X. Evaluation of Headworks Limitations/Local Discharge Limits
Appendix XI. Monitoring and Reporting Requirements
Appendix XII. Miscellaneous Forms Used in Pretreatment Program
Appendix XIII. Enforcement Response Guide
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• CITY OF AMES, IOWA
NON-DOMESTIC WASTE PRETREATMENT PROGRAM
September 1992
I. INTRODUCTION
A. Requirement for Program. The City of Ames received a National
Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) discharge permit for the now
abandoned (1989) municipal wastewater treatment facility in January, 1983.
This permit was issued by the Iowa Department of Environmental Quality (now
Iowa Department of Natural Resources) under procedures established by the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to implement provisions of the Federal
Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972 (Public Law 92-500) . The
NPDES permit included a requirement for the City of Ames to establish and
implement an industrial waste pretreatment program (IWPP) by July 1, 1983
in accordance with applicable provisions of the Clean Water Act of 1977
(Public Law 95-217). Please see Appendix I for definitions of terms used
throughout this document.
All communities with wastewater treatment facilities designed for
or receiving more than five million gallons per day of wastewater flow must
implement an industrial waste pretreatment program consistent with the
federal requirements.
The City complied with the requirement and in 1983, established an
• IWPP. The City of Ames continues to administer the pretreatment program.
However, requirements for the pretreatment program have been modified by
subsequent legislation or rules. The City of Ames has updated its program
to meet the current requirements.
Chapter 28 of the Ames Municipal Code (ordinance) gives the City the
legal authority to administer and enforce the IWPP. Please see Appendix II
for Chapters 1, 21, and 28 of Ames Municipal Code and the city attorney's
certification, and Appendix III for federal regulations 40 CFR 403 and 40
CFR 136.
B. Purpose of the Program. This program requires adequate treatment
for non-domestic wastewater contributions to the municipal sanitary sewer
system. Wastewater contributions from non-domestic contributors may
include toxic or deleterious materials which may not be adequately treated
in publicly-owned treatment works (POTW) . These materials may pass through
the POTW to the receiving streams and have adverse impacts on aquatic
systems; may be removed by the POTW but cause problems with the ability to
recycle or reclaim treated wastewater or sludges; or may cause inhibitions
to the treatment processes or disrupt the treatment units to the extent
that the facility is not able to properly treat the wastewater. This
program is intended to:
1. prevent the introduction of pollutants into the City sewer system
which may pass through the system, inadequately treated, into the
• receiving waters or the atmosphere or otherwise be incompatible
with the system;
2. prevent the introduction of pollutants into the City sewer system
• which may inhibit or interfere with treatment plant operation or
contaminate the resulting sludge or wastewater effluent; and
3. improve the opportunity to recycle and reclaim wastewaters and
sludges from the system.
The IWPP adopted by the City must accomplish the above goals. These
goals can be accomplished in a program which
1. identifies the quantity and quality of non-domestic wastewater
contributions to the municipal sanitary sewer system from each
non-domestic source;
2. establishes minimum criteria and defines which non-domestic
wastewater contributors are required to apply for and obtain a
permit to discharge into the municipal sanitary sewer.
3. establishes limitations on the quality and quantity of
non-domestic wastewater that will be accepted by the City from
each non-domestic contributor; and
4. establishes a procedure to monitor and enforce the quantity and
quality limitations set for each permitted non-domestic
contributor to the municipal sanitary sewer system.
• C. General Description of the Ames Program. Few non-domestic waste
contributors in Ames meet the federal definition of "significant industrial
user." Ames contributors are primarily small, dry-process facilities
producing small quantities of non-domestic type wastewater. While there is
not a serious problem from non-domestic waste discharges, it is the general
consensus that a uniform procedure for administering this program for all
non-domestic contributors is in the best interests of the City. Therefore,
the general procedure described in this document will be followed by the
City.
The general intent of the Ames pretreatment program is to establish a
program to protect the municipal wastewater collection system and treatment
facility and require pretreatment where it is necessary. In all cases,
pretreatment limitations will be established where appropriate based on the
most stringent requirements of applicable local, state, or federal
standards.
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]I . BACKGROUND
• A. Description of Ames. The City of Ames is an important center for
retail trade and services in Central Iowa. The Ames trade area is mostly
comprised of Story County and portions of Boone and Hamilton Counties west
and north of Story County. Business activity involves mostly
small-to-medium sized commercial and light industrial facilities. In
addition, numerous governmental agencies (city, county, state, and federal)
provide employment opportunities in education, research, transportation,
and numerous other activities. There are no wet-process industries located
in Ames.
Census data for the City of Ames has been compiled from census bureau
publications and Iowa State University offices. The following population
statistics for Ames are provided.
1970 Data 1980 Data 1990 Data
Total. City Population 39,505 45,775 47,198
ISU Spring Quarter Enrollment 17,652 21,576 23,522
Population in Households 30,077 34,160 36,854
No. of Households 10,716 14,015 1.5,613
Average Household Population 2.18 2.44 2.36
Population in Group Quarters 9,428 11,635 10,344
The Ames Planning and Housing Department land use data for the area
within the corporate limits of Ames is summarized as follows:
As of September 21, 1982 As of January 1, 1987
Land Use Area (Acres) % of Total Area (Acres) % of Total
Residential 2,815 22 2,901 22
Commercial 489 4 484 4
Industrial 346 3 369 3
Public/Semi-Public 3,948 31 4,091 32
Non-Urban 2,148 17 1,959 16
Transportation/Communi-
cation/Utilities 2,250 18 2,395 18
Vacant 620 5 579 �5
TOTALS 12,616 100 12,778 100
These data clearly show the primarily domestic, commercial, and light
industrial nature of the Ames community. Obviously, wastewater
characteristics are primarily domestic.
B. Description of the Ames Water Pollution Control Facility. The
water pollution control (WPC) facility, completed in 1989, was designed to
treat the following parameters.
BOD BOD
Flow, mgd Concentration, mg/1 Mass, lbs/day
• Average Annual 8.6 160 11,480
Average Wet-Weather 12.1 160 16,150
Maximum Wet-Weather 20.4
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Plant components include climber screens/grinders, raw wastewater
• pumping station, equalization basins, grit removal, trickling filter pump
station, primary clarifiers, first-stage trickling filters, solids
contact/aeration basins, second-stage trickling filters, intermediate/final
clarifiers, and a cascade aerator. Solids are stabilized in primary and
secondary digestion tanks. Anaerobically digested solids are stored in a
lined lagoon until disposed of on cropland in accordance with a high-rate
sludge disposal plan approved by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
The figure included in Appendix IV outlines the relative location of these
individual units at the plant site and indicates the direction of
wastewater flow through the plant. Technical data concerning the size of
each unit are also listed in Appendix IV.
C. IDNR Waste Load Allocation/Design Parameters
The Ames Water Pollution Control Facility was designed to achieve the
following wasteload allocation (WLA) set by IDNR and approved by EPA.
Average wet-weather flow: 12.1 mgd
Maximum wet-weather flow: 20.4 mgd
30-Day Average Maximum Day
Parameter mg/1 lb/day mg/1 lb/day
CBOD5 20 1,854 30 2,781
• Suspended Solids 30 3,002 45 4,504
Ammonia Nitrogen (as N)
Summer (Apr.1-Oct.31) 2.4 222 3.6 333
Winter (Nov.1-Mar.31) 5.9 548 8.9 822
Dissolved Oxygen (Min. Values)
Summer (Apr.1-Oct.31) 6
Winter (Nov.1-Mar.31) 5
D. WPC Facility Operation. The WPC plant is currently meeting the
design limitations. However, as Ames grows and future effluent limits
become more stringent, proactive programs will be essential to the efforts
of the City to meet environmental standards and requirements. Thus, the
pretreatment program efforts to regulate quality and quantity contributions
and reduce the level of contamination at the source will be vital elements
to this successful compliance.
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III. NON-DOMESTIC CONTRIBUTOR SURVEY
• A. Non-Domestic Contributors Contacted. In 1983, the U.S. EPA
provided a list of potential industrial discharges based on a 19BO computer
search of applicable Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes in Dun
and Bradstreet. City staff then identified an additional seven potential
discharges (mostly governmental, medical, or institutional facilities) for
consideration. Nine facilities, either out of business or not connected to
the municipal sewer system, were eliminated from further investigation.
The remaining 24 facilities were contacted and asked to complete and return
an industrial waste information questionnaire.
B. Results of Survey. As the questionnaires were returned, each was
reviewed to determine if additional information or monitoring was required.
Several facilities were sampled or requested to provide supplemental
information.
The following breakdown :is provided for the 24 facilities which were
initially investigated.
Classification of No. of Contracts
Waste Contributor Contributors Required
Significant 3 Yes
Minor 8 Yes
Exempt 13 No
• TOTAL 24
C. Updating of Initial Survey. In order to update the list of
non-domestic contributors in the pretreatment program, questionnaires are
sent to any "potential non-domestic contributors." These "potential
non-domestic contributors" are identified by reviewing the activities of
existing or new facilities in the city, communications from city employees
(such as fire, building, and plumbing inspectors; maintenance personnel;
etc. ) , investigating sources around plugged sewer lines, responding to
citizen questions and/or complaints, etc. The questionnaires are then
reviewed, and facilities may be inspected and/or monitored to determine if
that facility should be included in the pretreatment program. A summary of
the facilities that have been evaluated between 1982 and 1992 is included
in Appendix V. When a non-domestic contributor ceases to produce
non-domestic type wastewater, the city must be notified in writing with a
request to terminate their discharge permit. Appendix V includes a summary
of the contributors required to have a pretreatment permit.
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• IV. PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION
A. Management. The director of the Water and Pollution Control
Department is responsible to administer and enforce the City of Ames
Pretreatment Program. The director is assisted in this responsibility by
the assistant director, civil engineer(s) , environmental specialist(s) , lab
analyst(s) , technical assistants, maintenance workers, city attorney, and
secretary. Appendix VI includes a department organizational chart and job
descriptions for each position. Duties include, but are not limited to,
the following:
1. Issue Permits for all applicable non-domestic waste contributors
2. Investigate contributors.
3. Receive and review all self-monitoring data and reports required
from non-domestic contributors
4. Periodically monitor and inspect all non-domestic contributors to
verify self-monitoring data and compliance with discharge
limitations
5. Enforce the provisions of all Permits for Wastewater Treatment
6. Review the requirements of the Pretreatment Program and recommend
appropriate changes to the city council.
• B. Resources. The staff and lab at the Water Pollution Control
Plant are equipped and qualified to perform most of the sampling and
analyses needed for the pretreatment program. Appendix VII is a list of
equipment utilized in sampling and analyses.
C. Designation of Non-Domestic Contributors. A non-domestic
contributor is defined as a contributor of wastewater containing gaseous,
liquid, or solid material, other than domestic wastes, to the municipal
sanitary sewer system. Many commercial or industrial facilities discharge
only domestic waste, and do not require a Permit for Wastewater Treatment.
Other contributors discharge such small volumes of non-domestic waste that
their discharge is insignificant. These facilities will also be exempt
from a Permit for Wastewater Treatment.
Non-domestic contributors in two classifications will be required to
obtain Permits for Wastewater Treatment for their waste discharges. The
first group meets the EPA definition of a "Significant Industrial User,"
and the discharge from these facilities must be regulated. A Significant
Industrial User (or Significant Non-Domestic Contributor) is defined in
federal regulations (40 CFR 403.3 (t) ) as any contributor to the municipal
sewer system which:
1. discharges an average of 25,000 gallons per day or more of
process wastewater to the POTW, excluding sanitary, non-contact
cooling, and boiler blowdown wastewater; or
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2. contributes a process wastestream which makes up five percent or
• more of the average dry-weather hydraulic or organic capacity of
the POTW; or
3. is designated as such by the City on the basis that the
industrial user has a reasonable potential for adversely
affecting the POTW's operation or for violating any pretreatment
standard or requirement;
4. is subject to Categorical Pretreatment Standards under 40 CFR
403.6 and 40 CFR Chapter I, Subchapter N.
Upon a finding that a contributor meeting the criteria noted in Item
Nos. 1, 2, or 3 above has no reasonable potential for adversely affecting
the POTW's operation or for violating any pretreatment standard or
requirement, the director may determine that such a contributor is not a
significant industrial user.
Minor Non-Domestic Contributors are also required to obtain a Permit
for Wastewater Treatment. A case-by-case evaluation of the quantity and
nature of the wastewater and the potential for discharging wastes of a
non-domestic origin is used to determine which facilities fall into this
category.
All Significant and Minor Non-Domestic Waste Contributors must obtain
a permit from the City before discharging non-domestic wastewater. An
• application (Industrial Waste Questionnaire) for a permit may be obtained
from the Water and Pollution Control Department, 300 E. 5th Street, Ames,
IA 50010; 515-239-5150 or may be copied from Appendix VIII.
The permit will be valid for a specified duration not to exceed five
years. Three months prior to expiration of the permit, the contributor
must apply for renewal by submitting an updated questionnaire to the City.
In addition, notice of anticipated significant change in quality of
discharge or increase in pollutants contributed must be given by the
contributor to the City six months in advance of the increase or change to
allow for reissuance of the permit.
The standard form for the Permit for Wastewater Treatment is attached
in Appendix IX. When issued, this permit will include quality and quantity
limitations, monitoring and reporting requirements, and a compliance
schedule when appropriate. Each contributor may be required to pretreat or
eliminate the discharge of wastewater which does not comply with the
limitations. Dilution in order to meet the permitted limits is prohibited.
In addition to the permit, each contributor must execute a Contract for
Wastewater Treatment with the City. The standard form for the contract is
in Appendix IX.
D. Pretreatment Limitations. The City of Ames is required to
enforce federal pretreatment standards promulgated pursuant to the Federal
Water Pollution Control Act. These standards, commonly referred to as
"Categorical Standards," are currently required for 26 industrial groups or
. categories. Where applicable and appropriate, the federal pretreatment
requirements will be used to establish the quality and quantity limitations
contained in the Permit for Wastewater Treatment for those 26 categories.
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Upon promulgation of a Federal Categorical Pretreatment Standard for a
• particular industrial category, the federal standard, if more stringent
than local limitations, will supersede the limitations imposed previously
in the permit for all industries included in the federal category. (See 40
CFR 403.6)
Currently, only one non-domestic contributor to the municipal sewer
system falls in the categorical classifications established by EPA. Thus,
it is necessary to identify local requirements to control the pollutant
discharges from the remaining significant and minor Non-Domestic
Contributors to the Ames system. (These local requirements are intended as
a general guideline or base to establish permit limits for the individual
contributors. )
The goals set out below were used to establish the local limits
(recommended discharge concentrations) for compatible and incompatible
wastes. The approach used to determine local limits and the existing local
discharge limitations are both included in Appendix X. The goals are to:
1. prevent the introduction of pollutants which will interfere with
or inhibit the treatment plant operation or contaminate the
resulting sludge;
2. prevent the introduction of pollutants which will pass through
the system, inadequately treated, into the receiving waters or
the atmosphere or otherwise be incompatible with the system; and
• 3. improve the opportunity to recycle and reclaim wastewater and
sludges from the system.
Prior to city council adoption of a new or revised effluent limit(s) ,
the City will notify all permitted contributors of the proposed effluent
limit(s) and provide an opportunity for comment. Upon adoption of new or
revised limit(s), the City will provide the contributor a reasonable period
of time in which to comply with the new limits. The City may establish and
enforce deadlines for meeting pretreatment standards.
E. Monitoring and Reporting. The federal pretreatment regulations
require that each significant non-domestic contributor monitor and report
the quality and quantity of their discharge to the City. The City must
review and report this data to the EPA and IDNR. The frequency and amount
of analysis required may vary depending on the size of the discharge and
the amount of pollutants being discharged and will be specified in the
permit.
In addition, the City is required by federal regulation to
independently sample and analyze each waste discharge to verify compliance
with the pretreatment limitations.
Appendix XI shows the recommended minimum frequency of
self-monitoring, reporting, and verification monitoring which will be
required. More frequent monitoring and reporting may be required because
• of the volume and/or nature of the waste being discharged and will be
determined on a case-by-case basis.
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The frequency and amount of analysis required will be specified in
• each contributor's permit. If the contributor wishes to monitor more
frequently than specified in the permit, the results of this monitoring
must be included in the periodic reports. The periodic reports must be
based on data obtained through appropriate sampling and analysis performed
during the period covered by the report and must cover topics such as
status of compliance with the permit provisions, plant upset duration, etc.
If sampling performed by the contributor indicates a violation, the
contributor is required to notify the City within 24 hours of becoming
aware of the violation. The contributor must also repeat the sampling and
analysis and submit the results within 30 days after becoming aware of the
violation. In addition, the contributor must notify the City immediately
of any discharge, including any slug loadings as defined by Title 40 CFR
Part 403.5(b) (such as resulting from a spill, equipment failure, human
error, or negligence, etc. ), that may contribute to an interference or
other deleterious situation at the POTW. In addition, a written
notification must be submitted to the City within five days of the
incident.
All analyses of pretreatment samples must be performed in accordance
with Title 40 CFR Part 136. Alternative analytical methods may be approved
on a case-by-case basis for Minor Contributors. A grab sample must be used
for pH, cyanide, total phenols, oil and grease, sulfide, and volatile
organics. For all other pollutants, composite samples, obtained through
flow-proportional or time-proportional sampling techniques, must be used.
• The City and the contributor must retain for a minimum of three years
any records of monitoring activities and results. This period of retention
shall be extended during the course of any unresolved litigation regarding
the contributor, POTW or when requested by the City, State, or EPA.
Sampling records must include the following:
1. The date, exact place, method, time of sampling, and the names of
the person or persons taking the samples.
2. The dates analyses were performed.
3. Who performed the analyses.
4. The analytical techniques/methods used.
5. The results of such analyses.
The City reserves the right to inspect and copy records of the
contributor as pertaining to the pretreatment program. Certain information
submitted to the City pursuant to the pretreatment program may be claimed
as confidential by the contributor. Such claims must be made in writing
within 5 working days from obtaining the information by the City. If such
a claim is asserted, within the specified period, the City will treat the
information in accordance with the procedures of 40 CFR Part 2. If no such
claim is asserted, the City may make the information available to the
public without further notice. Information and data on wastewater
constituents and characteristics cannot be kept confidential and must be
available to the public without restriction.
• F. Hazardous Waste Notification. On July 24, 1990, EPA promulgated
changes to the general pretreatment regulations. One of the new
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requirements is that non-domestic contributors submit a notification of
• hazardous wastes discharged to sewers.
Any non-domestic contributor that discharges any waste to the sewer
that, if disposed of in another manner, would be a listed or characteristic
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) hazardous waste must notify
the local POTW, the EPA Regional Waste Management Division Director, and
the State Hazardous Waste Authority. Listed and characteristic wastes
under RCRA are described in the Code of Federal Regulations (40 CFR 261) .
Also, to determine if a waste is hazardous, the Contributor may contact the
EPA RCRA hotline, 1-800-424-9346.
Any discharge of greater than 15 kilograms per calendar month of an
RCRA hazardous waste or a discharge of any quantity of a RCRA acutely
hazardous waste (40 CFR 261.30 & 40 CFR 261.33) must be reported once.
Pollutants already reported under requirements for categorical industrial
users do not require additional notification.
Non-domestic contributors required to notify the POTW under these
regulations may use the Hazardous Waste Notification form included in
Appendix XII to comply with the notification requirement.
The notification must be submitted no later than 180 days from the
effective date of the regulations (August 23, 1990) . However, new
hazardous wastes identified in regulations under S 3001 of RCRA require
notification to be submitted within 180 days from the date of discharge.
• Notification need only be submitted once, except when substantial
changes in volume or character of the waste occurs. The City may require
additional reporting as deemed necessary.
The City of Ames does not provide hazardous waste disposal at the
wastewater treatment plant. The City must approve on a case-by-case basis
any discharge to the sanitary sewer of any waste that, if disposed of in
another manner, would be a listed or characteristic RCRA waste.
G. Compliance Schedules_. In the event an existing non-domestic
contributor is not able to meet newly established discharge limitations, an
interim discharge requirement may be established. This interim requirement
will generally require the contributor to exercise more care and control
over the discharge than is presently being done. Increased self-monitoring
and reporting may also be required during the interim period. Reports on
the progress being made toward achieving compliance with the final
discharge limits must be submitted as required by the City. Discharge from
new sources or additions to existing facilities must meet all discharge
requirements prior to any discharge from the new or additional facilities.
H. Inspections and Evaluations. All Significant Non-Domestic
Contributors will be inspected annually, and Minor Non-Domestic
Contributors will be inspected at least once e-ery two years. The City
will go onto and/or have guided access to each contributor's premises at
all times to carry out all necessary surveillance and monitoring
• responsibilities. Representatives of the City can enter any premises of
the contributor in which an effluent source, treatment system, or discharge
point is located or in which records are kept to ensure compliance with
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standards. The City will provide advance notice of the visit except where
• such notice is not possible or practical (such as an emergency or
unforeseen event or possible legal or administrative action) . The
contributor may request splits of any samples taken during such
investigations. However, the result of the samples taken by the City and
analyzed in a state-approved laboratory will be used to evaluate compliance
with permit provisions.
In addition, each Significant Non-Domestic Contributor will be
evaluated annually; and at least once every two years, each Minor
Non-Domestic Contributor will be evaluated in order to determine if a slug
control plan is required. A slug discharge is any discharge of a
non-routine, episodic nature, including but not limited to an accidental
spill or a non-customary batch discharge. The plan will include the
following elements.
1. Description of discharge practices, including non-routine batch
discharges
2. Description of stored chemicals
3. Procedures for immediately notifying the POTW of slug discharges
4. If necessary, procedures to prevent adverse impact from
accidental spills
I. Enforcement Response Plan. Federal regulations (40 CFR 403.8(5) )
• require that the City develop an enforcement response plan containing
detailed procedures for investigation and response to instances of
non-domestic contributor non-compliance with pretreatment regulations.
Examples of non-compliance with the pretreatment program include
unpermitted discharges, exceeding discharge limits, and failure to monitor
and/or report as required.
Non-compliance may be identified through monitoring reports submitted
by the non-domestic contributor(s), verification sampling and/or
inspections by city staff, or notification of problems (such as spills or
illegal discharges) from the contributors, city employees, or any person.
When an instance of non-compliance is suspected, the incident will be
identified and documented to determine if a violation has occurred. The
pretreatment coordinator will investigate the alleged violation. Record of
this investigation, including letters, phone calls, meetings, and/or
inspections, will be maintained by the staff. If a violation has occurred,
the types of escalating enforcement actions that the City will take are
outlined in the Enforcement Response Guide (Appendix XIII). These
responses are intended to be a guide and will be followed as closely as
individual circumstances allow. Any actual_ or potential violation which
may threaten health, property, or environmental quality will be
investigated immediately.
• Initial enforcement responses will generally involve a Notice of
Violation (NOV) . A NOV may be a documented telephone call or a letter from
the City to the contributor stating the nature of the violation,
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recommended or required actions, and a compliance schedule. When the City
• determines a need for more stringent enforcement, a municipal infraction
(which carries fines up to $1,000 per day per violation) may be issued.
Further enforcement actions may include proceedings to terminate service or
a court order to amend or halt certain operations. Criminal penalties may
be sought for such violations as falsification of records, tampering with
sampling equipment, etc. The City may recover from the contributor actual
damages to the City caused by non-compliance, including, but not limited
to, the amount of any penalties, fines, or damages for which the City
becomes liable as a result of the non-compliance.
Chapter 28 of the Ames Municipal Code (Ordinance) gives the director
of the Water and Pollution Control Department and any designee the
authority to implement and enforce this response plan.
J. New Sources. New sources, as defined in Title 40 CFR 403.3(k)(1) ,
must meet applicable Pretreatment Standards prior to beginning of
discharge. At least 90 days prior to commencement of discharge a new
source must submit a report that contains the information listed in 40 CFR
403.12 (b)(1)-(5) . New and/or existing sources for which treatment permits
are subsequently required must submit a report which contains the
information noted above. Reports must be submitted to the City.
K. Public Reporting.
(i) Annual Publication of Industries in Significant
Non-Compliance. The City must comply with the public notification
requirements of 40 CFR part 25 in the enforcement of national pretreatment
standards. These procedures include provision for at least annual public
notification, in the largest daily newspaper published in the municipality
in which the POTW is located, of any significant non-domestic contributors
which, at any time during the previous 12 months, were in significant
non-compliance with applicable pretreatment requirements. For the purposes
of this provision, significant non-compliance meets one or more of the
following criteria.
* NOTE: This section only applies to non-domestic contributors defined as
significant non-domestic contributors.
1. Chronic violations of wastewater discharge limits, defined here
as those in which 66 percent or more of all of the measurements
taken during a six-month period exceed (by any magnitude) the
average or daily maximum limit for the same pollutant parameter.
2. Technical Review Criteria (TRC) violations, defined here as those
in which 33 percent or more of all of the measurements for each
pollutant parameter taken during a six-month period equal or
exceed the product of the daily maximum limit or the average
limit multiplied by the applicable TRC (TRC=1.4 for BOD, TSS,
fats, oil, and grease, and 1.2 for all other pollutants except
pH) .
t 3. Any other violation of a pretreatment effluent limit (daily
maximum or longer-term average) that the Control Authority
determines has caused, alone or in combination with other
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discharges, interference or pass-through (including endangering
• the health of POTW personnel or the general public) .
4. Any discharge of a pollutant that has caused imminent
endangerment to human health, welfare or to the environment, or
has resulted in POTW's exercise of its emergency authority to
halt or prevent such a discharge.
5. Failure to meet, within 90 days after the scheduled date, a
compliance schedule milestone contained in a local control
mechanism or enforcement order for starting construction,
completing construction, or attaining final compliance.
6. Failure to provide, within 30 days after the due date, required
reports such as periodic self-monitoring reports, baseline
monitoring reports, 90-day compliance reports, and/or reports on
compliance with compliance schedules.
7. Failure to accurately report non-compliance.
8. Any other violation or group of violations which the City
determines will adversely affect the operation or implementation
of the local pretreatment program.
(ii) Annual Report to IDNR/U.S. EPA. The City submits an annual
report to 1DNR/U.S. EPA covering the pretreatment program. The report is a
summary of significant non-domestic contributors activities and is
submitted as required by the regulatory agency.
L. Surcharge Program. In 1989, the City began implementation of a
system to assess a sewer surcharge to any contributor discharging
wastewater that is higher in concentrations of CBOD, SS, and/or NH3 than
normal domestic wastewater. Most contributors will be required to monitor
for these parameters to determine need for a surcharge assessment. The
surcharge procedure requires any contributor who is assessed a sewer
surcharge to provide a sampling set for each discharge point at least once
each year. A surcharge sampling set is defined as three consecutive
24-hour composite samples taken during a normal work week.
At the contributor's request, the City will collect the surcharge
sample during the semi-annual verification pretreatment sampling. The
contributor will be billed separately for the additional cost of the
surcharge sample.
M. Hauled Waste. All deliveries of hauled waste to the POTW must be
accompanied by a complete waste tracking form. Part 1 of the form provides
information about the waste hauler. Part 2 provides information for each
source of waste included in each load. Each load is sampled and analyzed
to ensure that all deliveries are compatible with the treatment process.
If the analyses determine that any wastes are incompatible, we will notify
the hauler and the source of the waste that we will no longer accept those
wastes or any loads containing wastes from that source. The POTW does not
accept toxic or hazardous wastes. Copies of Waste Hauler Tracking Forms
• are included in Appendix XII.
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V. PROGRAM COSTS AND REVENUES
• A. Program Costs. This pretreatment program was implemented on July
1, 1983 for non-domestic contributors previously identified. Annual costs
to the City to implement and administer the pretreatment program have
ranged from $5,000-8,000. These costs will continue to increase with
increasing regulations. Investigations and surveys continue to be made
throughout the year for other potential contributors which may presently
exist or new facilities planning to locate in Ames. Records are maintained
and submitted to IDNR on a regular basis. Each significant non-domestic
contributor is inspected at least annually by city staff. Verification
monitoring is performed at least annually and follow-up action taken to
ensure compliance with the requirements of the Permit for Wastewater
Treatment.
B. Program Revenues. City costs for this program which can be
directly attributed to the local non-domestic contributors are reimbursed
by those contributors.
Each contributor will be billed in January and July for actual costs
incurred by the city during the previous six months. Such costs will
include labor, equipment, and materials utilized for sampling, monitoring,
inspection, analyses, etc. Cost will vary depending on the amount of
sampling, analyses, and inspection effort required.
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APPENDIX I
Definitions
•
Definitions
• Act:
Federal Water Pollution Control Act, also known as the Clean Water Act
as amended, 33 U.S.C. 1251, et seq.
Authorized Representative:
Highest offical appointed or designated responsibility of operation
and performance of the facility. May be a corporate officer, partner,
or duly authorized representative of such in accordance with 40 CFR
403.12(1) .
Categorical Industry:
Classification of industries which must meet specific discharge limits
set by EPA. Categorical status is determined by EPA.
CBOD:
(denoting Carbonaceous Biochemical Oxygen Demand) The quantity of
oxygen utilized in the biochemical oxidation of organic matter under
standard laboratory procedure in five days at 20°C, expressed in
milligrams per liter (mg/1) .
• CFR:
Acronym for Code of Federal Regulations
City:
City of Ames, Iowa.
Civil Action:
Legal action taken by City to require compliance with the Code; may
seek injunction and/or cease and desist order.
Code:
Municipal Code of the City of Ames, Iowa.
Composite Sample:
A sample resulting from the combination of individual wastewater
samples taken at selected intervals based on an increment of either
flow or time.
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Contributor:
Any customer of the Ames sewer system who discharges wastewater to the
sanitary sewer.
Director:
The director of the Ames Water and Pollution Control Department or any
member of the staff designated to act in the director's behalf.
Discharge:
The wastewater generated from a facility which is released into the
city sanitary sewer system.
Domestic Wastewater:
Wastewater resulting from residential dwellings or households with the
following characteristic strength: Inhibited or Carbonaceous
Biochemical Oxygen Demand (CBOD) concentration of not more than 250
mg/1 average and 400 mg/1 maximum; Suspended Solids (SS) concentration
of not more than 300 mg/l average or 450 mg/l maximum; Ammonia (NH3 or
NH3-N) concentration of not more than 40 mg/1 average or 60 mg/l
maximum.
Exempt Non-Domestic Contributor:
• Contributes compatible or domestic type wastewater and/or wastes which
are not toxic or inhibitory. No permit is required.
Grab Sample:
A sample which is taken from a waste stream on a one-time basis
without regard to the flow in the waste stream and without
consideration of time.
Interference:
Discharge, which alone or in conjunction with the discharge or
discharges from other sources both, 1) inhibits or disrupts the POTW,
its treatment processes or operations, or its sludge processes, use,
or disposal and 2) is a cause of a violation of any requirement of the
city's NPDES Permit (including an increase in the magnitude or
duration of a violation) or of the prevention of sewage sludge use or
disposal in compliance with statutory provisions and regulations.
Local Limits:
Discharge limits determined by a treatment plant headworks calculation
on local facilities.
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Minor Non-Domestic Contributor:
• A contributor of non-domestic wastewater and required to have a
permit. Determined on a case-by-case basis evaluation of the quantity
and nature of the wastewater and the potential for discharging wastes
of a non-domestic origin.
Municipal Infraction:
A type of civil action taken by the City to ensure compliance with the
Code. Penalty of up to $1,000 may be assessed for each incidence of
non-compliance with the pretreatment program.
NPDES:
Acronym for National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
New Source:
Any building, structure, facility, or installation from which there is
or may be a discharge of pollutants, the construction of which
commenced after the publication of proposed pretreatment standards
under Section 307(c) of the act, which will be applicable to such
source if such standards are thereafter promulgated in accordance with
that section.
• Non-Domestic Contributor:
Any customer of the Ames sewer system with wastewater discharges which
originate from other than domestic/household sources.
Non-Domestic Wastewater:
Any wastewater that contains higher concentrations of the pollutants
defining domestic wastewater and/or wastewater containing any other
substances attributable to industrial, commercial, agricultural, or
other non-residential activities.
Notice of Violation (NOV) :
A verbal or written notice given by the City to a contributor
notifying the user that a violation of the pretreatment regulations or
the Code has occurred.
Pass-Through:
A discharge which exits the POTW into waters of the United States in
quantities or concentrations which alone or in conjunction with the
discharge or discharges from other sources is a cause of a violation
of any requirement of the POTW's NPDES Permit (including an increase
in the magnitude or duration of a violation) .
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pH:
• A measure of the acidity or alkalinity of a substance; expressed in
standard units.
POTW:
Acronym for Publicly Owned Treatment Works and means a wastewater
treatment works, as defined by Section 212 of the Act, which is owned
by a state or municipality.
Pretreatment:
The reduction of the amount of pollutants, the elimination of
pollutants, or the alteration of the nature of pollutant properties in
wastewater prior to or in lieu of discharging or otherwise introducing
such pollutants into a POTW, except by diluting the concentration of
pollutants.
Pretreatment Program (Program) :
The document approved by City Council outlining requirements of the
federal pretreatment requirements and detailing the procedures used by
the City of Ames to implement these requirements.
Sewer Surcharge:
• User charge system adopted in the city's sewer use ordinance to
recover the actual cost of treating wastewater that is higher in
concentration than normal domestic wastewater for Biochemical Oxygen
Demand (BOD) , Total Suspended Solids (TSS) , or Ammonia Nitrogen (NH3) .
Significant Non-Domestic Contributor:
All non-domestic contributors subject to categorical pretreatment
standards under 40 CFR 403.6 and 40 CFR Chapter I, Subchapter N and
any other non-domestic user that 1) discharges an average of 25,000
gallons per day or more of process wastewater to the POTW, 2)
contributes a process waste stream which makes up five percent or more
of the average dry-weather hydraulic or organic capacity of the POTW
treatment plant, or 3) is designated as such on the basis that the
industrial user has a reasonable potential for adversely affecting the
POTW's operation. Meets the EPA definition of "Significant Industrial
User."
Significant Non-Compliance:
One or more of the violations included in Section IV.K. of this
program (or 40 CFR 403.8(2)(vii) ) .
Slug Discharge:
• Any discharge of a non-routine, episodic nature, including, but riot
limited to, an accidental spill or a non-customary batch discharge.
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• Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code:
A classification pursuant to the Standard Industrial Classification
Manual issued by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget.
Suspended Solids:
Solids that either float on the surface of or are in suspension in
water, sewage, or other liquids and which are removable by laboratory
filtering; expressed in milligrams per liter (mg/1) .
Violation:
Any instance of non-compliance (regardless of fault, negligence, or
intent on the part of the non-domestic contributor) with the
requirements of the pretreatment program or any contract or permit
issued. Every violation shall trigger immediate liability, and each
day that the violation(s) continues counts as a separate instance of
non-compliance.
Wastewater:
Liquid or water-carried wastes and/or sewage from residential
dwellings, commercial buildings, industrial and manufacturing
facilities, and institutions, whether treated or untreated.
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• APPENDIX II
Ames Municipal Code/City Attorney's Certification
ORDINANCE NO.
• AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE
CITY OF AMES, IOWA, BY REPEALING DIVISION III OF
CHAPTER 28; ENACTING A NEW DIVISION III OF CHAPTER
28 FOR THE PURPOSE OWAMGE TREATMENT AMENDMENTS CONTRACT
AND REVI
SING
REPEALING
PROCEDURES; AMENDING ORDINANCE #319 ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; ESTABLISHING
A PENALTY AND SETTING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED, by the City Council for the City of Ames, Iowa:
Section One. The Municipal Code for the City of Ames, Iowa shall
be and is hereby amended bn repealing
isionDivision
ChapterC28aasefollows 28 as it
now exists and reenacting aew Div
"DIVISION III
SEWERS
Sec. 28.301. SEWER RATE POLICY.
It is determined and declared to be necessary
an condu-
cive cive to the protection of the public health, y,
and convenience of the City of Ames to collect charges from
all users who contribute wastewater to the City's treatment
works. The proceeds of such charges so derived will be
used for the purpose of operating, maintaining, and retiring
the debt for such public wastewater treatment works.
Sec. 28.302. DEFINITIONS.
Unless i specifically
ordinanceindicates
beotherwise,
as follows the
meaning of terms used in this
(1) 'CBOD' (denoting Carbonaceous Biochemical Oxygen De-
mand) shall mean the quantity of oxygen utilized in the
biochemical oxidation of organic matter under
20standard
ex-
laboratory procedure in five (5) days a
pressed in milligrams per liter (mg/1) .
(2) 'NH3' or 'NH3-N' (denoting Ammonia) shall mean that
portion of nitrogen in the form of proteins or intermedi-
ate decomposition products which is determined by stan-
dard laboratory procedure for analysis of ammonia nitro-
milligrams per liter (nig/1) .
gen, expressed in
(3) 'Normal Domestic Wastewater' shall mean wastewater that
has a BOD concentration of not more than 250 mg/1 aver-
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mg/l maximum; and a suspended solids con-
age and 400
• 0 centration of not more than 30 cenmg/ average and 45tration of not more
mg/1 maximum; and an ammonia concen
than 40 mg/l average and 60 mg/1 maximum.
(4) 'Operation and Maintenance' shall mean those functions
that result in expenditures during the useful lies ifeof and
the
treatment works for materials, labor,
utili ,other items which are necessary for managing and for
and
which such WOrks were and maintenance' constructed.
includes replacement as
term 'operation
defined in (6) .
(5) IppTW' shall mean publicly-owned treatment works.
(6) 'Replacement' shall mean expenditures for obtaining and
installing equipment, accessories, appurtenances
ich
are necessary during the useful life ofe he treatment
r performance nt
works to maintain the capacity and p
or
which such works were designed and constructed.
(7) 'Residential User' shall mean any acontributor
rea to th tee
City's treatment works whose lot, p purposes only.
or building is used for domestic dwelling pur p
(g) 'Shall' is mandatory; May, is permissive.
.
(9) 'SS' (denoting Suspended Solids) shall mean solids that
either float on the surf 11 eu ds and which ch are of or are in premovable
ension in
water, sewage, or other q
by laboratory filtering, as expressed in milligrams per
liter (mg/1)
(10) 'Treatment Works' shall mean treatment,deviCes an n systems
for the collection, storage, domestic sewage, or
reclamation of municipal sewage,
liquid industrial wastes. These include intercepting
sewers, outfall sewers, sewage collection systems, pump-
ing, power, and other equipment and their appurtenanc-
es; extensions, improvement, remodeling, additions and
alterations thereof; elements essential to provide a
as standby treatment units
reliable recycled supply such
and clear well facilities; and any works, including site
acquisition of the land that will be an integral part of
the treatment process or is used for ultimate disposal of
residues resulting from such treatment
(including
udinsuc land
for composting sludge, temporarystorage
com-
post, and land used for the storage of treatedcation wastewaterore land ;
in land treatment systemef for prevent ug, abating,
any other method or system separating, or disposing of
reducing, storing, treating, sep g�
municipal waste or industrial waste.
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(11) 'Useful Life' shall mean the estimated period during
• which a treatment works will be operated.
(12) 'User Charge' shall mean that portion of the total
wastewater service charge which is levied in a propor-
tional and adequate manner for the cost of aperatirt of the
maintenance, and replacement of a designated p
wastewater treatment works.
(13) 'Water Meter' shall mean a water volume measuring and
recording device.
Sec. 28.303. USE OF RATE REVENUE.
The user charge system shall generate adequate annual
revenues to pay costs of annual operation and maintenance,
including replacement, and costs associated with debt retire-
ment of bonded capital associated ordinance financing
roan designate t et treat e d
nt
works which the City may by That portion of the total user
by the user charge system.
charge which is lacementl of designated
treatment awo wortion ks, shall l maintenance,
estab-
including rep
lished by this ordinance.
That portion of the total user charge collected which is
lace-
®
designated for operation
ositedn�inm a n separate lnon g p llapsing fund ment, shall be p
and Replacement
known as the WPC Operation,Maintenance
Fund.
Fiscal year-end balances in the operation, maintenance,
and replacement fund shall be used for no other purposes
than those designated. Monies which
ch have been tthesopera-
ferred
from other sources to meet temporary shortages in
tion, maintenance, and replacement fund
shall
be ment returned
tto
J
their respective accounts upon appropriateand lace-
p
user charge rates for operation, maintenance, replace-
ment. be adjusted such that
ment. The user charge rate(s)
the transferred monies will be months fiscal year rned to ein whnh tthe
ive
accounts within sixonths of the
monies were borrowed.
Sec. 28.304. SEWER RATES ESTABLISHED.
(1) Each user shall pay for the services provided by the City
based on his use of the treatment works as dette e hods
by water meter readings or other appropriate
p p p
acceptable to the City.
(2) For all users, monthly user charges shall be based on
actual water usage, except where a practical method of
wastewater measurement is available. If a user has a
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consumptive use of water, or in some other manner uses
water which is not discharged into the wastewater collec-
tion system, the user charge for that contributor p
rse ay crate
be
based on readings of a wastewater meter(s)
water meter(s) installed and maintained at the user's
expense and in a manner acceptable to the City.
(3) The minimum charge per month shall be $3.00 for the
first 100 cubic feet of water used per month. In addi-
tion, for all water metered after the first 100 cubic
feet per month, each user shall pay:
(a) a treatment user charge rate for operation and
maintenance, including replacement, of $0.24/100 cu.
ft. of water used per month,
(b) a sewer user charge rate for operation and mainte-
nance, including replacement, of $0.30/100 cu. ft.
of water used per month,
(c) a capital c ftr of water used per
month retirement of
$.87/100 cu.
The sewer user charge and the capital charge may be
adjusted to better reflect actual benefit to the contrib-
utor.
• For those users whose wastewater has a greater strength
(4) a surcharge in addition to
than normal domestic sewage,
the normal user charge will be collected. The surcharge
for operation and maintenance including replacement is:
Surcharge per
Para_r Extra-Strength Rate mom'/1 of Extra Strength
CBOD $0.08/lb. $0.00050/100 of
SS $0.14/lb• $0.00088/100 cf
$0.20/lb. $0.00125/100 cf
NH,
(5) (a) The City shall be7eesWastewle to ater initially
discharges th
which users have
strengths greater than normal domestic sewage.
Any costs for this initial determination mall be
this
the responsibility of the City. Based up
initial determination , the City be shall notify the
user of the thecnextteyearrate
or until the ea each ana-
month during
lytical data set is submitted.
(b) Any user so identified b�� the City shall submit at
least once each year an analytical data set for each
discharge point showing the concentrations for
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CBOD, SS, and NH:,. This data set shall be collect-
ed in three consecutive 24-hour samples of the
wastewater discharge during a typical work week.
These samples shall be representative of the dis-
charge from the user. After the initial determina-
tion, all costs for sample collection, analysis, and
reporting shall be the responsibility of the user.
If any facilities are neededthe userorder shall t also obtain be
representative samples
responsible for all costs of any facilities needed.
(c) Any user may submit more than one analytical data
set each year. These additional data sets shall be
used to modify or revise the surcharge rate as
appropriate. The revised surcharge rate shall be
implemented at the first full billing cycle follow-
thes e t data
set.
All
additional data sets shall be the responsib lr
the
ity of the user.
(d) All sample collection and analytical work shall be
done by competent individuals or firms regularly
tion and
involved in and wastewater shalleCcomply with athe s All
samples proce-
dures dures specified in 40 Code of Federal R Agulatiioanss
(hereinafter referred to as CFR) shall be
• y dta
sets which do not meet this requirement
rejected.
(6) Any user which discharges any toxic pollutants which
cause an increase in the cost of managing the effluent or
the sludge from the City's treatment works, or any user
which discharges any substance which singly or by inter-
action with other substances causes identifiable pincreas-
es in the cost of operation,
shallintana for or such increased
ment
of the treatment works, pay
osts. The charge to each such user shall be as deter-
c mined by the appropriate financial personnel and ap-
proved by the City Council-
(7) The City will review the user charge system at least
every two years and revise user charge rates as neces-
sary to ensure that the system generates adequate reve-
nues to pay the costs of operation and maintenance in-
cluding replacement and that the system continues to
provide for the proportional distribution of operation
and maintenance including replacement costs among us-
ers.
st
The City
hotay each regularuser b bill, ofeathe annually,rate being
conjunction
is
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charged for operation and maintenance including replace-
ment of the treatment works.
(8) Where a customer wishes to use water
or or fw terisgng
lawn or garden, filling a swimming pool
single-pass air conditioning or other such use and t sewer system, he
water does not reach the sanitary o and have installed a
customer may at his option apply
'yard meter'.
A 'yard meter' is defined as a second water meter or
sub-meter on the premises installed downstream
the
to
first or master water meter. It will be so placed as
meter outdoor water use described above'yardhi h dOeSer' sha t
reach the sanitary sewer system. The
have a remote reading register outdoors as required for
the master water meter.
The full cost of the 'yard meter' and any associated
plumbing changes shall be the responsibility of the
customer. The 'yard meter' shall be furnished and
owned by the City and so located as to be easily accessi-
ble at all times. Maintenance and replacement of the
'yard meter' shall be governed by the same requirements
applying to all other water meters owned by the City.
The sewer service charge will be billed only on the
• difference between the two water meter readings. No
minimum monthly bill for either water or sewer service
shall apply to the 'yard meter'.
(9)
Where a 'yard meter' is not installed, but it appears in
any month that more than two thousand (2,000) cubic
feet of water was used by the customer in a way that
he
the water did not reach amount
shall be exempt t sanitary
fromthe sewer rate that
onapplica-
of water
tion to the city manager.
(10) The user charge ordinance shall take precedence over
any terms or conditions of agreements ofcont actsse hion
ich
are inconsistent with the requirements
204(b)(1)(A) of the Federal Water/pollution Control Act
and 40 CFR Part 35 dated February 17, 1984.
(11) The sewer rates established and stated herein are deter-
mined by the system for development of proportional
user charges set out, with representative computations,
as Appendix M to the Ames Municipal Code.
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Sec. 28.305. SEWER SERVICE, CONNECTION CHARGE.
• There is established hereby, as a fee for connection to
the sanitary sewer main, a charge to be computed at the rate
of $12.00 per lineal foot of property adjacent to and served
by the sewer main, with a minimum charge of seven provided hundred
eighty dollars ($780.00) per lot or land parcel;
that
no sewer utility special assessment or connection fee has been
imposed and paid previously with respect to said land and the
main was financed with funds of the city.
Sec. 28.306. GENERAL PROHIBITIONS FOR WASTE DISPOS
AL IN THE SEWER.
No utility customer shall place, throw, dump, empty or
deposit into the municipal sewerage system any of the follow-
ing:
(1) Any liquid, solid or gases which may cause fire or explo-
sion either alone or in combination with other substanc-
es, or any wastestreams with a closed cup flashpoint of
less than 140°F using the methods in 40 CFR 261.21.
(2) Solid or viscous substances which may cause obstruction
to the flow in the sewer or other interference with the
operation of the treatment facility;
• (3) Any wastewater which has a pH less than 6.0 or higher
than 10;
(4) Any wastewater containing anything in liquid, solid or
vapor form, in sufficient quantity, either singly or in
combination, to inhibit or interfere ,with
my as tewater
e
treatment or sludge disposal p ors or
hazard
to humans or animals, create toxic gases, vapors
fumes that may cause acute worker health and/or safety
problems, create a toxic effect in the receiving stream,
or by "pass through" exceed any standard set by the
Iowa Department of Natural Resources or the U.S. Envi-
ronmental Protection Agency.
(5) Any substance which either singly or in combination is
sufficient to create a public nuisance or. hazard to life
or interferes with the possible reclamation or reuse of
the wastewater or sludges.
(6) Any trucked or hauled pollutants, except at discharge
points designated by the city when delivered by licensed
haulers.
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(7) Petroleum oil, nonbiodegradable cutting oil, or products
• of mineral oil origin in amounts that will cause inter-
ference or pass through.
(8) Heat in amounts which will inhibit biological activity in
the POTW resulting in interference, but in no case heat
in such quantities that the temperature at the POTW
exceeds 40°C (104°F) .
(9) Any pollutant, including oxygen demanding pollutants
(BOD, etc) released in a discharge at a flow rate and/or
concentration which will cause interference with the
POTW.
(10) Any wastewater which the Director of the Water and
Pollution Control Department determines to be unaccept-
able based on a case-by-case analysis.
Any violation of this section is a municipal infraction.
Sec. 28.307. INDUSTRIAL PRETREATMENT REQUIREMENTS.
All discharges of wastewater, gases, or solids which are
not similar to domestic sewage shall meet the following pre-
treatment requirements.
(1) City of Ames Non-Domestic Waste Pretreatment Program
• as adopted and amended from time to time by city coun-
cil resolution.
(2) This section adopts by reference the following sections
of the General Pretreatment Regulations for Existing and
New Sources of Pollution promulgated by the United
States Environmental Protection Agency, 40 Code of
Federal Regulations, Chapter I, Part 403 as published
through July 1, 1989 as amended on October 17, 1989
and July 24, 1990 as the City's pretreatment regulations.
These
sections 403 7, 403.8,1uded 403.12,10403.15,10403.164and 403.17.5
403 ,
(a) This section adopts by reference the categorical
pretreatment standards set out in 40 CFR 405-471.
(b) This section adopts by reference the testing proce-
dures for wastewater analysis set out in 40 CFR 136.
(c) This section adopts by
reference
eFederal sections
Water/Folut on
(c) and 402(b)(8)
Control Act as amended through July 1, 1990.
(3) Any industrial, commercial or other utility customer
which discharges any sewage, industrial waste or other
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waste to the municipal sanitary sewer system shall comply
with all regulations or requirements of the Iowa Depart-
ment of Natural Resources and/or the U.S. Environmen-
tal Protection Agency. Where regulations have not been
set by those agencies, the Director of Water d Po l to
tion Control shall establish pretreatment requirements
obtain the following objectives:
(a) To prevent the introduction of pollutants t which will
or
interfere with the treatment p operation
contaminate the resulting sludge;
(b) To prevent the introduction of pollutants which will
pass through the system, inadequately treated, into
the receiving waters or the atmosphere or otherwise
be incompatible with the system; and
(c) To improve the opportunity to recycle and reclaim
wastewaters and sludges from the system.
(4) Any costs for pretreatment flow measuring, or monitor-
ing facilities e analytical
systems tests
i t
he
pretreatment or
sshall be the responsibility of
the customer.
(5) Any cost to the city including increased operation or
w maintenance expenditures or fines levied by the State or
Federal agencies which result from the discharge from
any utility customer shall be assessed to that customer.
onsi-
In the event
shall bere an one prorat d utility customer
thoser is resp n sble.
ble, the c
(6) No utility customer may expand their process or operation
if that expansion results in a discharge which exceeds
any limitation established for their discharge or results
in the discharge of some other substance which will
violate any provision of the pretreatment regulations
unless their plans for expansion are approved by the
Director of Water and Pollution Control at least 6 months
prior to the planned expansion.
(7) All users who are significant or minor non-domestic waste
contributors as defined in the revised Ames Non-Domes-
tic Waste Pretreatment Program shall have
obtained a
permit from the city pursuant to said program
discharging non-domestic wastewaters. Any contributor
now discharging pursuant to a contract shall be issued a
permit within six (6) months of approval of the revised
Ames Non-Domestic Waste Pretreatment Program.
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(8)
Failure to meet the standards and requirements of this
section or of section 28.306 shall be to $1,0001 r
ac-
for the
• tion punishable by a penalty of up
first and each subsequent violation, provisions of Sec.
1 .9 of the Ames Municipal Code notwithstanding.
Each
occurrence of prohibited discharge is a violation.
artme The
Director of the Water and Pollution Control Dep
shall be the City Manager's designee to administer hich
enforce the provisions of Sec. 28.306 and 28.307,
shall include the authority to conduct related inspec-
tions, surveillance and mo torig;and with the toC terminate
city
sewer service for non-compliance
. Oty Code."
rdinance #3199 is amended to incorpo ate
Section Two
amen to Chapter 28 as set out in Ordinance Nos. 3131,
3168, 3180 and 3204.
Section Three. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict,
if any.
Section Five. This ordinanceblicatsha ion ase in full force required by law and effect
from and after its passage and pu
Passed this ___.
day of , 1992.
Cit Clerk Larry R. Curtis, Mayor
Sandra L. Ryan, y
(oszia)
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•
APPENDIX III
Federal Regulations
40 CFR 403
40 CFR 136
40 CFR 261
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APPENDIX IV
WPC Plant Layout/Technical Data for WPC Plant Units
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Technical Data for the Various Unit Processes
Used in the Ames Water Pollution Control Plant
Unit Sizes
per Unit Total
Equalization Basins (2 units)
Bottom Dimension, ft 1.00 x 200
Effective Depth, ft 10
Storage Volume, cu ft 300,800 601,600
Manually Raked Screen (1 unit)
Bar Spacing, in 1 -'
Mechanically Raked Screen (2 units)
Bar Spacing, in z -
Angle of Inclination, deg 80 -
Grit Removal (4 units)
Diameter, in 94 -
Particle Size, micron 100 -
Primary Settling Tanks (4 units)
Diameter, ft 70 -
Surface Area, sq ft 3,848 15,392
Sidewater Depth, ft 9 -
First-Stage Trickling Filters (2 units)
Diameter, ft 80 -
Media Depth, ft 26 -
Maximum Hydraulic Loading, gal/min/sq ft 2.09 -
Second-Stage Trickling Filters (2 units)
Diameter, ft 80 -
Media Depth, ft 26 -
Maximum Hydraulic Loading, gal/min/sq ft 2.09 -
Solids Contact Basins (2 units)
Sidewater Depth, ft 15 -
Vol.ume, cu ft 48,600 97,200
Sludge Re-aeration Basins (2 units)
Sidewater Depth, ft 15 -
Volume, cu ft 11,760 23,520
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Unit Sizes
per Unit Total
• Final Settling Tanks* (4 units)
Diameter, ft 100 -
Surface Area, sq ft 7,854 31,416
S.idewater Depth, ft 14 -
Effluent Re-aeration Structure (1 unit)
Minimum Total Liquid Fall, ft 5.59 -
Anaerobic Digestion System
First Stage (2 units)
Diameter, ft 65 -
Sidewater Depth, ft 29 -
Volume (w/o cone) , cu ft 96,000 -
Second Stage (1 unit)
Diameter, ft 80 -
Sidewater Depth, ft 24.6 -
Volume (w/o cone) , cu ft 124,000 -
Gas Holder Storage Capacity, cu ft 36,000 -
Sludge Lagoon (80 ft x 160 ft at 2-ft depth)
• Minimum Liquid Depth, ft 2
Maximum Liquid Depth, ft 17
Freeboard, ft 3 -
Sideslope, Horizontal:Vertical 3:1 -
Volume, cu ft 415,000
* 2 units can be used as intermediate settling tanks.
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Figure 1 . Layout of existing water
pollution control plant
TREATMENT PROCESS
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
,%', Raw wastewater pumping/preliminary
treatment 'I, Flow equalization basins
Trickling filter pumping Primary clarifiers
1st-stage trickling filters 1 2nd-stage trickling
filters �: Solids contact/aeration basins
Intermediate clarifiers Final clarifiers
1 Return sludge pumping 72 Sludge pumping
building Cascade aerator �lL Primary
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• APPENDIX V
List of Non-Domestic Contributors/Summary of Waste Information
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Non-Domestic Contributors
Required to Obtain Pretreatment Permits
Name Type of Contributor
1. Ames-Story Environmental Landfill Minor
2. Carriage House Minor
3. City of Ames Landfill Minor
4. Hach Company Minor
5. Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc. Minor
6. Industrial Plating Company Categorical
7. Iowa Department of Transportation Minor
8. Iowa State University (ISU) Significant
9. Kerr-McGee Corporation Minor
10. Mary Greeley Medical Center Minor
11. McFarland Clinic P.C. Minor
12. National Animal Disease Center (NADC) Significant
13. National Veterinary Services Labs (NVSL) Minor
14. Sauer-Sundstrand, Inc. Minor
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CLASS TITLE: Secretary II 0122
DEFINITION: Under general supervision, provides full service secretarial support and
•office management for a division or department manager including working with boards
and commissions; assigns and reviews the work of subordinate clerical personnel;
performs related work as required.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Manages the office for and provides secretarial support for a
division or department manager; greets and screens visitors and screens telephone
calls; schedules appointments; makes meeting and travel arrangements; maintains
inventory of office supplies; completes forms and documents to effect internal City
transactions. May serve as the recording secretary to a board or commission; partici-
pates in compiling agenda items; prepares and distributes board packets; takes and
transcribes minutes; notifies appropriate individuals, groups or agencies regarding
board actions; maintains manual and/or automated historical record of board actions.
Composes and types correspondence which requires a comprehensive understanding of
departmental programs, operations and regulations and the use of automated word
processing technology. Develops and maintains an effective and efficient office filing
system. Exercises discretion and independent judgment in applying policies and proce-
dures to division, department, or organization-wide situations; assists division or
department manager in handling sensitive and confidential matters. Engages in activi-
ties where the majority of the interactions outside the chain of command occur with
individuals or groups who receive the services provided by the City. May assign and
review the work of subordinate clerical personnel; participates in selecting, trains and
participates in evaluating the performance of subordinate clerical personnel; develops
objectives and procedures for department clerical support staff.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
0 _Education and Experience: Some post-secondary education or training in secretarial
science, office management or business; two years of full service secretarial or office
management experience including at least one year using a major word processing
software package; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Considerable knowledge of modern office practices and
procedures including the utilization of automated technology to enhance office efficiency
and effectiveness; considerable knowledge of City and departmental policies and adminis-
trative requirements; considerable knowledge of business English, spelling, business
correspondence formats, modern office machines and equipment.
Ability to interview and screen office visitors and telephone calls; ability to exercise
sound, independent judgment in applying policies and procedures to division, depart-
ment, or organization-wide situations, including sensitive or confidential matters; ability
to establish and to maintain an effective working relationship with City co-workers at all
levels, customers, contractors, vendors and the general public; ability to select, train,
supervise and evaluate subordinate clerical personnel; ability to communicate effectively,
both orally and in writing; ability to type a minimum of 55 net words per minute.
Skill in organizing and prioritizing a variety of secretarial and office management tasks
to make the best utilization of time and other resources; skill in executing a wide
variety of routine and specialized secretarial functions including demonstrated proficien-
cy in word processing; skill in operating a computer terminal, a typewriter, and other
standard office quipment.
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City of Ames New 5/90
AVI-2
CLASS TITLE: Civil Engineer I 1120
DEFINITION: Under general supervision, performs entry-level professional
work in planning, reviewing, and preparing engineering plans and specifica-
tions for water, wastewater, sanitary sewer and storm sewer construction
projects; works with utility operations and maintenance staff to solve prob-
lems, to improve performance, and to carry out operating programs; works
with contractors and citizens to resolve problems; performs related work as
required.
JOB FUNCTIONS:
Examples of Essential Job Functions: Prepares and reviews plans and specifi-
cations for public works and utihty capital improvement projects in the areas
of water, wastewater, sanitary sewers and water mains; conducts inspections
of capital improvement projects under construction; interprets land survey
data. Makes studies of plant and pumping operations toward improved
performance and cost efficiency; assists and advises on operation of water
and wastewater treatment plants and pumping stations; assists in reviewing
plans and operational performance for conformance with federal, state, and
local standards, specifications, and codes. Conducts inspections or investiga-
tions of industrial wastewater or hazardous waste disposal operations; reviews
sample data to assure compliance of contract/permit holders. Conducts
studies of special projects.
• Other Job Functions: Assists in reviewing contract documents and contractor
pay estimates. Assists with preliminary design studies; does sur-
vey/topographical work; assists in preparing cost estimates. Represents
department at meetings. Conducts tours and presentations; responds to
inquiries and resolves complaints from contractors and citizens.
EQUIPMENT:
Equipment Essential to the Job_: Computer and peripheral equipment, calcula-
tor, general office equipment (i.e. copy machine telephone, etc. ) , g
equipment, and motor vehicle.
Other Equipment Used on the Job: Survey equipment and water sampling
equipment.
PHYSICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Required Physical Activities: Climbing, balancing, standing, walking,
fingering, talking and hearing.
Physical Characteristics of Work: Primarily sedentary and light work requir-
ing exertion of 20 pounds of force occasionally, and/or 10 pounds of force
frequently or a negligible amount of force constantly to lift, carry, push,
pull or otherwise move objects. Work involves sitting most of the time
• although many tasks require walking, standing and/or light manual labor.
AVI-3
Civil Engineer I (page 2)
• Vision Requirements: The minimum for use with those whose work requires
preparing and analyzing data and figures, using a computer terminal, and
using measurement devices.
Environmental Conditions: The worker is subject to both indoor and outdoor
environmental conditions though not usually exposed to extreme temperatures.
Mild exposure to vapors, fumes, dust and humidity. Occasional exposure to a
variety of chemicals during inspection of industries.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree in civil, environmental, or
sanitary engineering, or a closely related field.
Licenses and Certificates: Possession of Engineer in Training (EIT) certifi-
cate within one year of appointment; valid State of Iowa driver's license.
Knowledge, Abilities, and Skills: Knowledge of the principles and practices
of civil engineering methods and techniques used in one or more areas of
public works and utility design, construction, and operation such as water,
wastewater, storm sewers and sanitary sewers; some knowledge of the princi-
ples and practices of drafting and mapping; some knowledge of the methods of
surveying; some knowledge of materials testing; some knowledge of local,
state and federal regulations concerning the design and construction of public
works and utility projects.
Ability to prepare and to check design details, estimates, plans, and specifi-
cations and operation of public works and utility engineering projects; ability
to prepare clear, concise written reports; ability to communicate effectively in
both oral and written form; ability to establish effective working relationships
with co-workers, contractors, and the general public; ability to evaluate
alternatives and to assist in resolving technical civil engineering problems;
ability to effectively address the questions, concerns, and complaints of
citizens in relation to public works and utility projects. Ability to apply
engineering theory to operational problems; ability to interpret and to utilize
engineering details, plans, and specifications.
Skill in quickly and accurately executing standard engineering calculations.
City of Ames Rev 4/92
AVI-4
CLASS TITLE: Civil Engineer II 1121
• DEFINITION: Under general supervision, reviews and modifies civil engineering
plans and specifications for streets, water, wastewater, sanitary sewer and
storm sewer construction projects; oversees administration of contracts; works
with utility operations and maintenance staff to solve problems, to improve
performance, and to carry out operating programs; works with contractors and
citizens to resolve problems; performs related work as required.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Prepares, reviews and revises plans and civil engi-
neering specifications for public works capital improvement construction projects
in areas of streets, water, wastewater, sanitary sewer and storm sewer;
recommends improvements; reviews contractors' pay estimates; prepares reports.
Designs street, water distribution, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer construc-
tion projects; completes specifications and contract documents; assists engineer-
ing technicians in resolving more complex design problems. Analyzes civil
engineering problems and completes special projects and reports. Assists with
budget preparation, review and monitoring; represents department at meetings;
responds to inquiries and resolves complaints from contractors and citizens.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree in civil, environmental, or
sanitary engineering, or a closely related field; two years of related engineer-
ing experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Licenses and Certificates: Possession of Engineer in Training (EIT) certificate.
Valid State of Iowa driver's license.
Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Considerable knowledge of the principles and
practices of civil engineering methods and techniques used in the resolution of
problems in one or more areas of public works and utility design, construction,
and operation such as streets, water, wastewater, storm sewers and sanitary
sewers; knowledge of the principles and practices of drafting and mapping;
knowledge of the methods of surveying; knowledge of materials testing; knowl-
edge of local, state and federal regulations concerning the design and construc-
tion of public works and utility projects.
Ability to prepare and to check complex design details, estimates, plans and
specifications of public works and utility engineering projects.
Ability to prepare and to check complex design details, estimates, plans and
specifications of public works and utility engineering projects; ability to
prepare clear, concise written reports; ability to communicate effectively in both
oral and written form; ability to establish effective working relationships with
co-workers, contractors and the general public; ability to evaluate alternatives
and to resolve technical civil engineering problems; ability to effectively
address the questions, concerns and complaints of citizens in relation to public
works projects.
Skill in the application of engineering theory to complex operational problems;
skill in interpreting and utilizing engineering details, plans and specifications;
• skill in quickly and accurately executing standard engineering calculations.
City of Ames Rev. 3/90
avz-5
CLASS TITLE: Water Plant Operator 5112
DEFINITION: Under general supervision performs work of considerable difficulty
and major responsibility in the operation of wells, treatment plant, and pumping
stations for provision of the domestic and industrial water supply needs of the
Ames community; performs related work as required.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: On an assigned shift starts, stops, operates and
observes pumps, motors, aerators, chemical feeders, slakers and mixers, clarifi-
ers, filters, chlorinators, fluoride feeders, carbon dioxide equipment, air
compressors, flow meters, remote electrical controls, sludge removal equipment;
reads and records well and pump operating times, pressures, reservoir levels
and adjusts pumping and plant treatment rates accordingly to maintain adequate
water supply and storage while avoiding reservoir overflows. Collects water
samples at each step in the treatment process; analyzes for such characteristics
as alkalinity, hardness, pH, chlorine residual, fluoride, and adjusts chemical
feed accordingly to keep the finished water within prescribed quality limits.
Maintains plant operating records, makes calculations and fills in operating logs
for that shift; observes mechanical equipment for proper operating condition and
performance and may assist in maintenance and repair work; performs custodial
duties assigned to that shift; guides or assists in guiding individuals or groups
of visitors around the plant; may perform extra operating, sampling, and
laboratory duties in connection with special plant or research projects; may
oversee the work of subordinate personnel.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
• Education and Experience: Successful completion of high school or G.E.D. ; two
years of operating experience in a water treatment facility; or an equivalent
combination of education and experience.
Licenses and Certificates: Possession of, or the ability to secure, Iowa Grade II
water treatment plant operator certification within one year of appointment.
Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Considerable knowledge of safe working prac-
tices in a water treatment facility; considerable knowledge of water treatment
process operation and adjustment; considerable knowledge of the chemicals used
in water treatment including their handling, characteristics, functions, and
economic use; knowledge of the practices and techniques used in lime softening
and rapid filtration; knowledge of overall water utility operations; knowledge of
basic laboratory techniques; knowledge of the equipment used and basic mainte-
nance practices; some knowledge of lubrication, maintenance, and servicing of
pumps and plant equipment.
Ability to read and record data from gages and meters accurately, to make
mathematical computations, and to interpret such data; ability to determine the
nature and seriousness of system malfunctions and to take remedial action;
ability to work alone on an operating shift and to take responsibility for previ-
ously outlined procedures; ability to work under adverse conditions including
exposure to extreme weather; ability to act quickly and calmly in emergency
situations on an individual basis; ability to establish and to maintain effective
working relationships with fellow employees and witki, the general public.
• Skill in understanding the significance of laboratory results.
City of Ames Rev 10/89
AVI-6
CLASS TITLE: Water/Wastewater Laboratory Technician 5140
• DEFINITION: Under immediate supervision, assists in collecting and
preparing samples and in performing a variety of chemical tests to deter-
mine quality of City water, wastewater, and sludge before and after
treatment; cleans the laboratory; performs related work as required.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Performs elementary laboratory procedures such as
sampling, weighing, recording; assists with pretreatment sampling, stream
sampling, and special projects. Assists Laboratory Analyst in setting up,
performing, and cleanup after a variety of chemical and micro-biological
analyses; cleans glassware, countertops, samplers, sampling locations, and
laboratory equipment. Records laboratory data and assists in preparation
of periodic reports for plant management and regulatory agencies.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Education and Experience: High school graduation or G.E.D. , including a
course in chemistry; or an equivalent combination of education and experi-
ence.
Licenses and Certificates: Possession of a valid Iowa driver's license.
Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Some knowledge of basic principles of
chemistry as they apply to water and wastewater laboratory analyses; some
knowledge of the operation and care of basic modern laboratory instruments
• and equipment.
Ability to work safely with laboratory equipment and chemicals; ability to
understand and to follow set procedures, instructions, and safety rules;
ability to learn and to accurately perform a variety of elementary laboratory
analyses; ability to maintain accurate records; ability to establish and to
maintain effective working relationships with co-workers and the general
public; ability to safely handle laboratory equipment and delicate glassware
and instruments; ability to read analytical results and to record data.
• City of Ames New 5/90
Avz-7
CLASS TITLE: Water/Wastewater Lab Analyst 5141
• DEFINITION: Under general supervision; performs a variety of chemical
and micro-biological tests to determine the quality of City water and
wastewater, before and after treatment; performs related work as required.
JOB FUNCTIONS:
Examples of Essential Job Functions: Performs a variety of laboratory
analyses, including soil, organic and inorganic chemical, and microbiologi-
cal analyses of wastewater, sludge, well water, surface water, or treated
water; develops techniques to improve laboratory analysis procedures;
advises and assists operations personnel in conducting routine lab work
relating to plant operation; conducts and carries out sampling and analysis
studies to assess river water quality, industrial waste, extra-strength
contributors, and levels of lead, PAH's, THM's, and other priority pollu-
tants in potable water; records data and prepares periodic reports and
related materials in accordance with State and Federal requirements;
develops, implements, and maintains chemical hygiene plan; maintains
quality assurance program; develops new methods for laboratory analysis
according to EPA guidelines.
Other Job Functions: Trains subordinate and operating personnel in
sampling procedures and use of laboratory equipment; assists with studies
to audit and improve plant operations or unit processes; conducts and
assists with tours and regulatory inspections; responds to questions and
• requests by the general public.
EQUIPMENT:
Equipment Essential to the Job: pH meter, analytic balance, ion-selective
electrodes, water distillation equipment, fume hood, spectrophotometer, dis-
solved oxygen meter, incubator, refrigerator, drying oven, titration
equipment, thermometers, hotplates, vacuum filtration equipment, glassware,
hazardous chemicals and materials, calculator, personal computer,
spreadsheet software, computer printer, telephone, car or light truck,
MSDS documentation, standard methods, federal register, DNR rules, and
research materials.
Other Equipment Used on the Job: Gas chromatograph, atomic absorption
spectrometer, pan balance, sample distillation equipment, conductivity
meter, autoclave, freezer, TDS meter, turbidity meter, water bath, steam
bath, muffle furnace, digestion apparatus, extraction apparatus, sampling
equipment, bunson burner, dictation equipment, safety equipment, flamma-
ble storage, micro-pipetter, purge and trap apparatus, graphite furnace,
flame apparatus, vapor generation apparatus, auto sampler, AA/GC soft-
ware, gas analysis equipment, gas cylinders/regulators, centrifuge, dish-
washer, desiccators, ion exchange equipment, mainframe computer, word
processing software, database software, computer calendar software,
typewriter, 10-key adding machine, personnel policies manual, employee
• benefits manual, Code of Iowa, dictionary, mobile radio, and fax machine.
avz-8
Water/Wastewater Lab Analyst (page 2)
• PHYSICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Required Physical Activities: Climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling,
crouching, crawling, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, pulling, lifting,
fingering, grasping, feeling, talking, hearing, repetitive motions.
Physical Characteristics of Work_: Medium work requiring exertion up to 50
pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 20 pounds of force frequently,
and/or up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects.
Vision Requirements: The minimum standard for use with those whose work
deals largely with preparing and analyzing data and figures, accounting,
transcription, computer terminal, extensive reading, visual inspection
involving small defects, small parts, operation of machines (including
inspection) , using measurement devices, assembly of fabrication of parts at
distances close to the eyes.
Environmental Conditions: The work is performed inside or outside and in-
cludes being exposed to cold, heat, noise, mechanical or electrical hazards,
atmospheric conditions that affect the respiratory system, and use of a
respirator.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
• Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree in chemistry, microbiology, or
related field with no experience, or an equivalent combination of education
and experience.
Licenses and Certificates: Valid State of Iowa Driver's License.
Knowledge, Abilities and Skills Necessar _to Perform Essential Functions:
Considerable knowledge of the principles of chemistry and micro-biology as
they apply to water and wastewater laboratory analysis; knowledge of
quality assurance procedures as applied to analytical laboratory work;
knowledge of quality control and reporting standards for State and Federal
regulatory agencies; knowledge of the operation and preventive maintenance
of modern laboratory instruments, equipment and facilities; some knowledge
of the operation of water and wastewater treatment plants.
Ability to safely operate a variety of laboratory equipment; ability to
accurately perform a variety of analyses on fluids, solids and gases; ability
to analyze lab results and to assist in research studies; ability to maintain
accurate records and to prepare clear, concise reports; ability to establish
and to maintain effective working relationships with coworkers and the
general public.
Skill in operating standard laboratory equipment; skill in performing
conventional laboratory analyses.
• City of Ames Rev. 3/92
AVI-9
CLASS TITLE: WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT OPERATOR 5213
• DEFINITION: Under general supervision performs work of considerable difficulty
and major responsibility in the operation of pumping stations and water
pollution control plant to treat and discharge domestic and industrial wastes
from the Ames community; performs related work as required.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: On an assigned shift starts, stops, operates and observes
pumps, motors, comminutors, aerators , grit removal , clarifiers, filters, sludge
withdrawal , digesters, gas control and recirculation, heat exchangers , engine
generators, air compressors, flow meters, remote electrical controls, sludge
removal equipment; reads and records plant flow, pumping rates and sludge
volumes and adjusts flow and pumping rates accordingly for optimum treatment
results and gas production. Collects samples of wastewater and sludge at each
step in the treatment process; analyzes for such factors as dissolved oxygen,
oxygen demand, settleable solids, solids content, volatile content, and adjusts
plant flow rate and digester operation to minimize variations . Maintains plant
operating records, makes calculations and fills in operating logs; observes
mechanical equipment for proper operating condition and performance and may
assist in maintenance and repair work; performs custodial duties assigned to
that shift; guides or assists in guiding individuals or groups of visitors
around the plant; may perform extra operating, sampling, and laboratory duties
in connection with special plant or research projects; may oversee the work of
subordinate personnel .
• EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Education and Experience: Successful completion of high school or G.E.D. ; two
years of operating experience in a water pollution control facility; or an
equivalent combination of education and experience.
Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Considerable knowledge of safe working
practices in a water pollution control facility; considerable knowledge of
wastewater treatment and solids handling processes, their operation and
adjustment; considerable knowledge of biochemical and bacterial functions and
relationships and the effect of temperature and concentration; knowledge of
overall wastewater utility operation; knowledge of the practices and techniques
used in wastewater and solids treatment; knowledge of the equipment used and
basic maintenance practices; some knowledge of lubrication, maintenance and
servicing of pumps and plant equipment.
Ability to read and record data from gages and meters accurately, make
mathematical computations, and to interpret such data; ability to determine the
nature and seriousness of system malfunctions and to take remedial action;
ability to work alone on an operating shift and to take responsibility for
previously outlined procedures; ability to work under adverse conditions
including exposure to extreme weather; ability to act quickly and calmly in
emergency situations on an individual basis; ability to establish and to
maintain effective working relationships with fellow employees and with the
general public.
• Licenses and Certificates: Possession of, or the ability to secure Iowa Grade
II wastewater treatment plant operator certification within one year of
appointment.
AVI-10
City of Ames Revised 5/88
LASS TITLE: Water Pollution Control Superintendent 5214
DEFINITION: Under administrative direction, directs the operation and maintenance
of the City's Lift stations and wastewater treatment plant; performs related work as
required.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Plans, schedules, inspects and directs the work of
wastewater plant operators in the operation of the City's pumping and wastewater
treatment facilities; directs plant and grounds maintenance and repair; oversees
inventory of maintenance parts and supplies; checks daily operating records of plant
flow, solids handling, and gas production, and supervises preparation of periodic
reports; prepares a variety of operational reports relating to matters such as volume
treated, bypassing, river stages, on-site power production; supervises operation of
the official weather station. Analyzes operating records to determine areas of
potential increased efficiency and to forestall breakdowns in equipment; develops
written standard operating and laboratory procedures; oversees the development and
implementation of the preventive maintenance program; directs changes in pump
programming, flow equalization, and solids handling in accordance with established
policies; approves emergency repairs to equipment; directs lab functions; works
closely with laboratory personnel to evaluate and improve quality of the effluent
discharged to the receiving stream. Investigates complaints on quality of the
effluent or receiving stream; conducts tours of the wastewater treatment plant for
school and civic groups; approves orders for supplies; schedules work shifts for
operating personnel and assists in selecting new operating and maintenance person-
nel; trains new personnel; assists in planning, designing, and budgeting for plant
improvements and equipment changes.
• EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Education and Experience: Four years of post-secondary or continuing education-
level training in wastewater treatment technology or a related area; four years of
supervisory experience in a Grade III or IV wastewater treatment facility, preferably
including responsibility for both maintenance and operations; or an equivalent
combination of education and experience.
Licenses and Certificates: Possession of a valid Iowa Grade IV wastewater treatment
plant operator certificate, or the ability to obtain one within six months of appoint-
ment.
Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Comprehensive knowledge of the principles, prac-
tices, and methods used in pumping, wastewater treatment, solids handling, and
sludge digestion; considerable knowledge of hydraulics, stream flow, and assimilative
capacity of natural waterways; considerable knowledge of occupational hazards of
wastewater treatment plant operation and necessary safety precautions, especially
with regard to gases such as methane and hydrogen sulfide and stray electrical
currents; knowledge of the operation and maintenance of mechanical, electrical, and
metering equipment; knowledge of sample collection and analysis; knowledge of
standard laboratory procedures, including bacteriological tests; knowledge of toxic
and hazardous materials.
Ability to determine the nature and seriousness of system malfunctions and to
determine remedial actions; ability to maintain records and to prepare clear and
• precise reports; ability to establish and to maintain effective working relationships
with subordinates and with the general public.
Skill in planning, scheduling, supervising, and inspecting the work of subordinate
personnel.
City of Ames AVI-11 Rev. 5190
CLASS TITLE: dater Pollution Control Plant Assistant Superintendent 5215
DEFINITION: Under general supervision ; supervises and performs work of considerable
• difficulty in the operation, maintenance, and repair of operating equipment and
machinery at the water pollution control plant and related facilities ; performs
related work as required.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Supervises, plans, and assigns the work of maintenance
personnel in a wide variety of utility plant maintenance work; performs the more
difficult machine work, welding, plumbing, electrical control and instrument repair;
consults with plant superintendent on major jobs which may require taking plant
units out of service; supervises the work of plant operating staff; assists plant
superintendent in scheduling operating shifts; supervises plant operations and
laboratory personnel in the absence of the plant superintendent; may operate or
assist in plant operation in an emergency; may assist in plant laboratory/sampling
activities.
Supervises and may assist in the inspection, lubrication, dismantling and repair of
a wide variety of engines, pumps , motors , bar screens, sludge removal equipment,
trickling filters , clarifiers, chemical feeders, and related utility plant
equipment; supervises and may assist in the replacement of worn equipment parts and
pipe work for water, air, or chemicals; reviews plant and subordinate personnel
performance; develops and maintains operating and maintenance records; establishes
procedures and schedules for maintenance and custodial work; assists in training new
operating and maintenance personnel .
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
• Education and Experience: Two years of technical or vocational training in
wastewater technology at the post-high school or adult continuing education level ; 5
years of experience in mechanical maintenance and repair work, preferably with large
equipment and pumps , at least 2 years of which must have been in wastewater
treatment; 1 year of experience in wastewater treatment plant operation; or an
equivalent combination of experience, education and training.
Licenses and Certificates: Possession of or ability to obtain a valid Iowa Grade
III wastewater treatment plant operator certification within one year of appointment
to the position. 11
Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Considerable knowledge of the principles,
practices, and methods used in wastewater treatment and solids handling;
considerable knowledge of the operation and maintenance of utility plant operating
equipment; considerable knowledge of occupational hazards of wastewater utility
operation and the necessary safety precautions , especially with regard to gases,
such as methane and hydrogen sulfide, and stray electrical currents.
Considerable skill and leadership ability to plan , schedule, supervise, and inspect
the work of subordinate personnel ; considerable skill in diagnosing equipment or
operational problems and in determining proper remedial action; considerable skill
in using a wide variety of hand and power tools; and skill in reading piping and
wiring diagrams and blueprints.
Ability to maintain records and to prepare written reports ; ability to establish and
• maintain effective working relationship with subordinates and with the public.
City of Ames AVI-12 New 2/88
CLASS TITLE: Assistant Director of Water and Pollution Control 5311
• DEFINITION: Assists the Director in the management of administration and operation
of the water and wastewater treatment facilities; performs professional engineering
and other related work as required.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Supervises and coordinates overall operations of the City's
water production and treatment and wastewater treatment facilities; coordinates the
activities of the system with the development of long-term expansion and reconstruc-
tion programs; regularly inspects operations and confers with and advises plant
supervisors, operations, and maintenance personnel on problems encountered in the
operation; assists engineering consultants in the development of plans and specifica-
tions for expansion and in the development of long-range plans for water production
and purification and wastewater treatment; designs, prepares plans and specifica-
tions, and supervises plant construction and improvements.
Implements the decisions, determinations and policies of the Director; assists in the
preparation of the annual operating and capital budget; directs the preparation and
submission of periodic and special operating and financial reports; performs public
relations work in interpreting department policies and programs to the community;
answers complaints and resolves customer problems; assists in the selection, supervi-
sion, training and discipline of employees; assists in the development and implemen-
tation of departmental personnel policies consistent with collective bargaining agree-
ments and City policy.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Education and Experience: Bachelors degree from an accredited college or university
• in civil, sanitary or environmental engineering, and three years of professional
experience in water andlor wastewater utility operations; or an equivalent combina-
tion of education and experience.
Licenses and Certificates: Registration as a Professional Engineer in the State of
Iowa within one year of date of employment.
Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Knowledge of the materials, machines, methods,
techniques and equipment used in the construction, maintenance and repair of a
water supply and distribution or wastewater treatment system; knowledge of manage-
ment practices and methods and of operations of a water utility or wastewater
treatment system; knowledge of the modern principles and practices of water or
wastewater plant engineering and management; knowledge of principles and practices
of modern human resource management.
Ability to determine long-range needs for expansion and reconstruction and to plan
and organize work for the efficient accomplishment of such objectives; ability to
effectively coordinate the activities of supervisory personnel engaged in various
water or wastewater activities and programs; ability to establish and maintain
effective relationships with subordinates, City staff, representatives of other agen-
cies, and the public; ability to speak and write effectively; ability to interpret and
apply City personnel policies and procedures, and collective bargaining agreements.
Skill in advising supervisory personnel in the resolution of personnel, mechanical
and design difficulties; skill in planning and directing the efficient utilization of
• staff and material resources.
City of Ames AVI-13 Rev. 12/90
TITLE: Environmental Specialist 5309
. DEFINITION: Under general supervision; reviews and proposes laboratory testing
for water/wastewater operations and regulatory reporting; investigates and
evaluates chemical and biological composition of water and wastewater; determines
impacts from industrial/commercial activities, water quality changes, potential
reactions, or other related occurrences; performs related work as required.
JOB FUNCTIONS:
Examples of Essential Job Functions_: Develops quality assurance procedures;
reviews lab procedures and revises or develops new procedures as necessary;
conducts and assists in complex laboratory analysis and interprets results; assists
civil engineers in evaluating and investigating industrial pre-treatment and
hazardous waste disposal activities; evaluates and interprets water quality data
for compliance with federal, state, and local legal requirements and water or
wastewater studies; interprets MSDS and other safety standards and re-
quirements; makes studies of plant operations and activities and recommends
methods to improve efficiency or reduce costs.
Other Job Functions: Recommends operational changes to department head or
plant superintendent; analyzes laboratory and field problems and recommends
possible solutions; provides technical assistance and support to department staff,
contractors, and the general public; conducts inspections of capital improvement
projects under construction, and acts as department liaison with technical consul-
tants and contractors.
•
PHYSICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Required Physical Activities: Climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching,
crawling, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, pulling, lifting, fingering,
grasping, feeling, talking, hearing, repetitive motions.
Physical Characteristics of Work: Fight work requiring exertion up to 20 pounds
of force occasionally, and/or up to 10 pounds of force frequently, and/or a
negligible amount of force constantly to move objects.
Vision Requirements: The minimum standard for use with those whose work deals
largely with preparing and analyzing data and figures, accounting, transcription,
computer terminal, extensive reading, visual inspection involving small defects,
small parts, operation of machines (including inspection) , using measurement
devices, assembly or fabrication of parts at distances close to the eyes.
Environmental Conditions: The work is performed inside or outside and includes
being exposed to noise, mechanical or electrical hazards, atmospheric conditions
that affect the respiratory system, and oils.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
• Education. and Experience: Bachelor's degree in chemistry, microbiology, or a
closely related field, plus three years of related engineering or laboratory
experience including at least one year of experience with atomic absorption and
gas chromatograph equipment; or an equivalent combination of education and
experience.
AVI-14
Environmental Specialist (continued)
Licenses and Certificates: Valid State of Iowa driver's license.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Necessary to Perform Essential Functions:
Considerable knowledge of chemistry and microbiology laboratory procedures and
methods; considerable knowledge of laboratory and chemical handling safety
practices and procedures; knowledge of quality assurance program requirements.
Ability to develop internal laboratory methods and approaches; ability to apply
laboratory theory to complex operational problems; ability to evaluate chemical and
microbiological data to determine appropriate handling, treatment, or disposal
practices; ability to communicate clearly and effectively with technical and non-
technical individuals and the general public.
Skill in developing, reviewing and revising laboratory methods and practices.
•
New 6/92
City of Ames
AVI-15
CLASS TITLE: Director of Water and Pollution Control 5312
• DEFINITION: Under administrative direction; performs work of unusual difficulty
directing the overall operations of the Water and Pollution Control Department;
performs related work as required.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Directs the management and operation of all divisions
with the Department; supervises the investigation of groundwater conditions
and availability of sources of supply, the development and operation of well
fields , and design and construction of water treatment plants, transmission
mains, pumping and storage facilities , wastewater pumping stations , and waste-
water treatment plants , including additions and replacements to existing facilities.
Consults with and rendors advice to operating personnel on problems and methods
of operation and maintenance of existing facilities; prepares financial statements
and reports , and operation and construction budgets , makes the selection, and
provides for the training and direction of personnel; conducts or administers
complex engineering studies , surveys and long-range planning; makes economic
appraisals; develops and puts into effect all plans necessary for the efficient
functioning of the Department; communicates and coordinates Department needs ,
policies and plans , as appropriate with other City departments , public officials,
and other groups.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS: ( see reverse side )
•
City of Ames AVI-16 rev 2/77
Director of Water and Pollution Control. 5312
• EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Education and Experience: Graduation from a four-year college or university with
a major in civil or environmental engineering, and five years experience in water
and/or wastewater utility operations , including one year at the supervisory level.
Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Comprehensive knowledge of the principles,
methods, and techniques of engineering as applied to the design, construction,
operation, and maintenance of complete water works, sanitary sewers , and
wastewater treatment systems; considerable knowledge of public utility laws;
considerable knowledge of the principles of water and wastewater utility operation,
management and accounting.
Marked ability to exercise executive judgment and authority in planning and
achieving City and departmental objectives; marked ability to supervise the
preparation of designs, plans, and specifications for a large water and waste-
water utility; marked ability to administer a large water and wastewater utility;
marked ability to prepare and evaluate complex technical and administrative
reports; marked ability to establish, maintain and preserve favorable public and
customer relations.
Comprehensive skill in persuading and negotiating critical water and wastewater
related engineering issues , with demonstrated creativity, foresight and mature
engineering judgment in anticipating and solving unprecedented engineering
problems, determining objectives and requirements , organizing programs and
projects , and developing standards and guides for diverse engineering activities;
comprehensive skill in coordinating various phases of mechanical, electrical,
chemical and hydraulic engineering.
Licenses and Certificates: Registration, or ability to become registered at the
time of appointment as a Professional Engineer in the State of Iowa.
City of Ames AVI-17 rev 2/77
6111
CLASS TITLE: Laborer
• DEFINITION: Under immediate supervision; performs work of routine difficulty
in manual labor involving unskilled and limited semi-skilled tasks; performs
related work as required.
JOB FUNCTIONS:
Examples of Essential Job Functions: Performs heavy manual labor which does
not require a high degree of skill or previous experience in order to do an
effective job; operates trucks and related light equipment; uses broom, shovel,
and other tools to perform manual cleaning and maintenance tasks.
Other Job Functions: Operates sewer cleaning equipment, tractors, mowers, air
compressors, and pumps; works as a member of a parks, grounds, building
maintenance, or street construction crew; breaks pavement; pours and shovels
asphalt; rakes, tamps and smooths asphalt; sprays pesticides for insects and
weeds; performs general landscaping; assists in equipment disassembly; performs
routine maintenance on vehicles, generators and other equipment; performs
scheduled maintenance on operations equipment; assists in record keeping for
billing and information purposes. Specific job functions within this classification
may vary.
EQUIPMENT:
• Equipment Essential to the Job: Trucks, brooms, shovels, wrenches, grinders,
hammers and nails, wheelbarrow, tape measure, hoses, drill bits, razor knives,
screwdrivers, vises, dust filters, ear protection, first aid kit, fire extinguisher,
hard hats, safety goggles, oil, pickup, fork lift, sockets, and alien wrenches.
Other Equipment Used on the Job: Sewer cleaning equipment, tractors, mowers,
air compressors, pumps,
drill press, concrete saws, wood saws, raincoat,
pickax, ladder, generators, chains, extension cords-, arc welder, circular saws,
degreaser, chain saws, tampers, sod peeler, concrete trowels, spray applicators,
acetylene torch, hack saws, welding gloves, visors, safety vests, jackhammers,
paint brushes, winches, impact gun, and sweepers.
PHYSICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Required Physical Activities: Climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouch-
ing, crawling, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, Pulling, lifting, grasping,
feeling, talking, hearing and repetitive motions.
Physical Characteristics Of Work: Medium work requiring exertion of up to 50
pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 20 pounds of force frequently, and/or
up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects.
Vision Requirements: The minimum standard for use with those whose work
deals with machine such as lathes, drill presses, power saws, or mills where the
• seeing job is at or within arms reach. Examples include skilled trades people
and those who do work of a non-repetitive nature such as carpenters, techni-
cians, service people, plumbers, painters, mechanics, etc.
AVI-18
Laborer (continued)
• Environmental Conditions: The work is performed inside or outside and includes
being exposed to cold, heat, noise, vibration, electrical or mechanical hazards,
atmospheric conditions that affect the respiratory system, oils, and use of a
respirator.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Education and Experience: None.
Licenses or Certificates: Must obtain Type A or B Commercial Driver's license
within six months of employment.
Knowle_ge, Abilities and Skills Necessary to Perform Essential Functions:
Knowledge of tools used in construction and maintenance, knowledge of precau-
tions necessary to work safely with and around tools and mechanical equipment.
SkdH in the use of standard tools, supplies, and materials common in manual
labor tasks. Ability to understand and carry out oral instructions.
•
• City of Ames Rev. 6/92 ,✓
AVI-19
CLASS TITLE: Maintenance Worker 6112
DEFINITION: Under immediate supervision performs work of routine difficulty in
manual labor involving semi-skilled and unskilled tasks ; performs related work
as required.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Digs and backfills trenches and lays water mains ; repairs
and performs various taps on water mains under pressure ; yarns , caulks and
pours joints ; sets and pulls water hydrants ; performs installation ,
maintenance, and repair work on various-sized mains throughout the City ' s water
system; repairs or replaces sanitary sewer covers and rings; cleans and flushes
sewers ; drives and operates small trucks and attached equipment; assists in the
fabrication of pole and transformer assemblies ; operates and climbs a mobile
aerial ladder used in replacing lamp bulbs, street light luminaires ; trims
trees.
May act as a lead worker for a crew of unskilled workers ; operates various
types of trucks , tractors , and equipment in public works and utility
assignments ; climbs and prunes trees ; fabricates and installs street name and
traffic signs; assists in parking meter repair activities by setting and
resetting posts , installing signs , visually checking parking meters to ensure
good operating condition , collecting parking meter coins and making minor
mechanical and non-mechanical repairs to parking meters ; builds culverts ,
manholes , and catch basins ; performs miscellaneous concrete and carpentry work;
performs a variety of gardening, grounds, maintenance , and general maintenance
and construction work; sets up tents and funeral equipment ; sets markers ;
builds and repairs cemetery equipment ; keeps recreation and park facilities in
good condition by repairing various facilities such as swings, slides , and
• tables ; maintains ball diamonds and tennis courts ; mows grass and rakes leaves ;
assists in dismantling and repair of a variety of utility plant equipment;
unloads chemicals ; and hauls sludge.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Education and Experience: One year of experience in laboring work, including
the use of tools and equipment used in maintenance, repair, or construction
work.
Licenses and Certificates : Valid State of Iowa chauffeur ' s license required.
(Note: Chauffeur' s license requirement added to job specification 1/90. )
Knowledge, Abilities, and Skills: Knowledge of the types and uses of common
hand tools, materials, and standard equipment used in general maintenance,
construction, and repair ; knowledge of the precautions necessary to work safely
with and around mechanized construction and maintenance equipment.
Ability to lead a small crew of manual laborers ; ability to perform manual
tasks involving physical strength and endurance under variable weather
conditions ; ability to understand and carry out specific verbal or written
instructions.
Skill in the use of basic hand tools and the operation of small power
• equipment.
City of Ames AVI-20 Rev. 6/88
•
• APPENDIX VII
Lab Equipment and Forms Used For
Sampling and Analyses
Lab Equipment
• 2 - Corning Magapure six-liter automatic water stills
Corning 150 pH/ISE meter
2 - Equatherm environmental incubators
Orion Model 97-08-00 dissolved oxygen electrode
Orion Model EA920 expandable ton analyzer
Corning ammonia combination electrode
Orion Model '720 pH/ISU meter
Orion gel-filled combination pH electrode
American DX-68 drying oven
Ohaus GA200D analytical balance to 0.1 mg readability
Varian Spectra AA300 atomic absorption spectrophotometer
2 - Tracor Model 540 gas chromatograph
•
AVII-1
Materials List - Pretreatment Sampling
•
Samplers
3 - TSCO Model 1600
2 - ISCO Model 3700
Battery patch cord
AC patch cord
Sampler hose
(spare clamps for hose)
Wire for hose - (16 ga) to fasten hose to sampler
Tool box
1. Chains for locking samplers
2. Padlocks
3. Keys for padlocks
4. Three-way chain
5. Screwdriver
6. Pliers
7. Fuses (two sizes of fuses) 2 amp and 5 amp
8. Pump hose (15-in length of tubing that goes inside pump chamber)
A-frame barricades
Battery
Battery box (lockable)
Manhole hooks
Pick ax
Safety winch and stand
Safety harness
• Air monitor
Hard hats (3)
Vests (3)
Ventilator
Rope (three, 20-ft lengths)
Flashing barricades
"Men Working" signs (2)
"Right Lane Closed" signs
Extension cord - 100 ft
5-gal automatic sampler buckets to composite samples
Tarps (2)
Sprayer filled with distilled water
Spare sample container bottles
Composite bottle to give to industry
Radio
Steel posts
Length of mechanics wire to attach ropes to steel posts, etc.
Flashing arrow sign
Orange cones (25-30)
Wheels to pull trailer
• AVII-2
WATER POLLUTION COhTRCL PLANT
CITY OF AMES
C20UN OF CUSTOM U N S CN OG P
• Identification, of Source
Location of Sample Collection
Purpose for Sampling
Method of Sample Collection grab -hr composite (Eq.Vol Flow Prop. )
Type/Nature of Sample Collection
Date(s) of Sample Collection Time(s) of Collection
Sample Collected By
Delivered to WPC laboratory by
Received at WPC laboratory by Date Time
Is sample preserved?
OFFICE USE ONLY
DATE
ANALYTE CONCENTRATION MINIMUM REPORTING METHOD ANALYST ANALYZED
LIMIT
•
•
Cn1dNF.NTS
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT
CITY OF AMES
• CHAIN OF CUSTODY PAGE NO.
SAMPLE DATE
BOTTLE #
OFFICE USE ONLY
DATE
ANALYTE CONCENTRATION MINIMUM REPORTING METHOD ANALYST ANALYZED
LI14IT
•
COMMENTS:
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CITY OF AMES
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
• COLLECTION INFORMATION
DATE INDUSTRY SET UP BY
SETUP TIME # SAMPLES/HOUR ML/SAMPLE
BOTTLE PICA: UP TIME
SAMPLE TIME VOLUME
(Ml,) COMMENTS
BOTTLE 1 _
2
3 _
4 _
5
6
7
8
9
10 _
11
12
13
14
15
• 16
17 _
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
COMPOSITED BY DID INDUSTRY RECEIVE PART OF
COMPOSITE SAMPLE ?
INDUSTRY REPRESENTATIVE
YES / NO
PREPARED FOR SHIPMENT BY
SHIPPED VIA
SHIPPED TO
•ACCEPTED BY
COMPOSITE SAMPLE CONSISTING OF EQUAL VOLUMES
(BASED ON SMALLEST INDIVIDUAL BOTTLE VOLUME. EQUALS MLS)
AVII-5
APPENDIX VIII
Industrial Waste Information Questionnaire/Application
•
• APPLICATION FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT AGREEMENT
Quantity and Quality Limitations
1. Name of Contributor
2. Address
3. Name of Auth. Rep. Phone
4. Primary Standard Industrial Classification Code (SIC)
5. *Product(s)/Raw Material(s) Maximum Quantity Per Day
6. *Describe Pretreatment Provided.
7. *Compatible Waste in Contribution Average Maximum Daily Rate
Flow,
mgd or gpd
Carbonaceous Biochemical Oxygen Demand (CBOD,), mg/l
Total Suspended Solids, mg/l
Ammonia Nitrogen, mg/1 _
Oil & Grease, mg/l
• Other
B. Range of pH Level in Contribution Hourly Maximum Flow Contribution
9. Days of Operation/Wk Hrs. of operation during the Peak Day of Operation
* Average Maximum Hourl Maximum
10. Incompatible Wastes in Contribution m 1 lbs da mg/1 lbs da mg/1 lbs da
11. Describe any batch or periodic discharges.
* For additional information, use a separate sheet.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING AGREEKENT FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT
• 1. Give the name of the contributor.
2. Give the address that designates the location of the contributor.
3. Name the representative who is authorized to execute the Treatment Agreement
and include his/her telephone number.
4. Enter the Standard Industrial Classification Code Number (SIC Code) . The
1982 edition of the Standard Industrial Classification Manual and current
Directory of Iowa Manufacturers include SIC Code numbers and their
descriptions.
5. Specify the principal product(s) or the principal raw material(s) and the
maximum quantity produced or consumed in any day. Quantities are to be
reported in the units of measurement found in "Table III (Units of
Measurement by SIC Code) ." Other industrial SIC categories not include in
Table III should be included in units of measurement normally used by that
industry. Table III is available from the department upon request.
6. Describe all pretreatment of waste prior to discharge to municipal collection
system.
7. COMPATIBLE WASTE IN CONTRIBUTION means any waste parameter discharged for
which the receiving treatment works was designed to treat and does remove to
a significant degree. The Average is to represent the maximum 30-day average
likely, to occur in any year. Days when no discharge occurs should not be
included in the average. The Maximum is the maximum single-day contribution
during a peak period of operation. The Daily Rate is to be expressed as the
average contribution during any shift(s) adjusted to 24-hour level in the
peak period of operation. Operation time includes time allocated to cleanup
if a wastewater discharge occurs. The peak period of operation may be a
month, season, etc. when maximum discharge occurs.
8. Include the range of pH level and Hourly Maximum (see No. 10 below) flow of
the contribution to the receiving treatment works.
9. Include number of days per week the facility is in operation and the hours of
operation during the peak day of operation.
10. Incompatible Waste means any waste which is not a compatible waste (see No. 7
above) . List all such waste parameters that are contributed in
concentrations greater than present in the raw water supply Average and
Maximum (see No. 7 above) . The Hourly Maximum is to represent the maximum
discharge during any single hour in the peak period of operation.
11. Describe any occasional or intermittent discharges and include the frequency
of discharges and the amount. Such discharges could upset a treatment plant
because of the shock effect of a sudden change in influent loading.
12. The representatives responsible for executing the treatment agreement should
• sign and date this form.
AV111-2
CITY OF AMES, IOWA
• INDUSTRIAL WASTE INFORMATION QUESTIONNAIRE
City: City of Ames Date:
Mailing Address: Water Plant For Questions
Municipal Building Contact:
Ames, IA 50010 Telephone No. :
I. General Information
A. Contributing Facility
Name:
Address:
Address of Facility Discharging Wastewater if Different. From Above:
B. Certifying Official
Name:
Title:
Telephone No.:
C. -Immediate Contacting Official
Name:
Title: _
Telephone No.:
0. Certification
The information contained in this questionnaire is familiar to me
and, to the best of my knowledge and belief, such information is
true, complete and accurate.
Signature of Industrial User Representative
• Date Signed
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II. PLANT OPERATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS
Complete a separate Section II for each business activity occurring on the
premises.
A. General
1. Business Activity: Provide a brief description of the manufac-
turing or service activity on the premises. Use standard
industrial classification manual if appropriate.
2. Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code for Primary
Business Activity
3. Raw Materials and Products
Daily Quantities Daily
ITEMI DESCRIPTION Units
Avg. Max.
• Principal Raw
Materials Used
Catalysts or
Intermediates
Products or
Services
Produced --
•
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4. Work Schedule:
a. Average number of employees per shift
1st
2nd
3rd
b. Normal work period - START/STOP
Shif Sunday Monday Tuesda Wednesday Thursday- Friday-
2
Saturda
1
2
3
5. Is there a spill prevention control & counter measure plan in
effect for this plant?
Yes No
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B. Water Sources and Uses
• 1. Estimate the average quantity of water received and wastewater
discharged in gallons per day. The total water supply should be
checked using recent water bills to verify the estimates.
Supply From Discharged To
Sanitary
City Other (1) Sewer Other (2)
Water Use gal/day gal/day Source gal/day gal/dav Oisch.
Sanitary
Process
Boiler Feed
Cooling
Washing
Contained in
Product
Other
Total
(1) Indicate the quantity and appropriate code letter for the source:
a. well b. surface water
c. stormwater d. reclaimed water
(2) Indicate the quantity and appropriate code letter for the discharge
location:
a. well b. surface water c. waste hauler
d. evaporation e. storm drain f. land application
g. contained in product
2. Describe any water supply treatment process in use:
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C. Wastewater Characterization
• 1. Generating Operations
Describe the wastewater generating processes occurring on the
premises. Indicate seasonal variations in production and plant
operations, including months of peak production. Use additional
sheets as necessary.
2. Describe any wastewater treatment equipment or processes in use.
•
3. Wastewater Flow Diagram
For each unit process generating wastewater, indicate on a sche-
matic the flow of the water from start to completed product.
Identify-and number each unit process discharging tq a sanitary
or combined sewer and refer to these numbers when showing these
processes in the Building and Sewer Layout, as in Figure B.
Figure A is provided as an example.
4. Building and Sewer Layout
Draw to scale the location of each building on the premises.
Indicate the location of all water meters, storm drains., num-
bered unit processes (from Section 3 above), sanitary sewers and
each side sewer connected to the sanitary or combined sewer.
Number each sewer and indicate sampling locations, monitoring
equipment and pretreatment facilities (if any) . An attached
blueprint or drawing of the facilities, indicating the above
items, may be substituted for the sketch. An example is shown
in Figure B.
•
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• f a. Are any of the toxic pollutants listed in Figure C (0)
being used at this facility in the manufacturing of a pro-
duct or by-product which may be discharged?
If so, please indicate by checking the pollutant.
b. List any other toxicants known or anticipated to be present
in the discharge.
7. Pretreatment
a. Is this facility subject to an existing Pretreatment
Agreement or Regulation?
Yes No
b. If so, are Pretreatment Standards being achieved on a con-
sistent basis?
• Yes No
Comments:
C. Are additional pretreatment facilities and/or operation and
maintenance required to meet Pretreatment Standards? If
so, please list the schedule indicating when they will be
provided. Date
8. Does the company have an NPOES permit or treatment agreement
form in force?
Yes No
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III . Stored Wastes
This section applies to facilities whose processes or operations produce
wastes which are HOT discharged to sanitary or combined sewers or to sur-
face waters. Please complete the following questions, using a separate
form for each industrial process.
A. General
1. Process Identification
2. Description of process or operation producing waste
3. Brief characterization of waste
4: Annual waste production: tons/yr. gal/yr.
5. Frequency of waste production: seasonal occasional
• continual other (specify)
B. Waste Composition
1. Average percent solids % pH range to
2. Physical State: liquid slurry sludge
solid other (specify)
3. Hazardous Properties: flamnable toxic
reactive explosive infectious
corrosive other (specify)
C. Transportation
1. Is the waste transported off-site by a waste hauler?
Yes No
2. If so, please answer the following:
• AVIII-10
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Name of waste hauler
Address
State Zip Code Phone
0. Treatment and Disposal
1. Treatment or disposal : on site off site
2. '.taste is: reclaimed treated land disposed
incinerated other (specify)
3. Off site facility receiving waste:
Name of Facility
Facility Operator
Facility Location
treet City
State Zip Code Phone
4. On site storage for greater than 90 days:
Method: drum roll-off container
tank lagoon other
(specify)
5. Typical length of time waste is stored:
days weeks months
6. Typical volume of stored waste: tons gallons
7. Is storage site diked? Yes No
8. Is surface drainage collection provided? Yes No
9. Is a Spill Prevention Control anc! Countermeasure Plan prepared
for the facility? Yes No
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FIGURE A
• SCHEMATIC OF WATER FLOWS*
XYZ CO.
CITY. COUNTY. STATE
MUNICIPAL
WATER SUPPLY
RAW PR'
UNLOADING QI STORAGE O PROCESSING DRYING O N(_
MAIERIALS
CLEANOUT LEAKAGE COOLING
WASTEWATER WASTEWATER WASTEWATER
TO SSI TO SSI TO STS
•
WASTEWATER DEWATERING gYPR00UC
. TO SSI O
O PROCESS
NUMBER
`S SIDE SEWER LEAKAGE SPENT WATER
WASTEWATER STORAGE
STS STORM SEWER O
TO SSI 5
COOLING. SPENT WATER
WASTEWATER EVAPORATION PRODUCT
• O N0. 2
TO STS b
* Developed by PRC .Consoer Townsend, Inc.
Chicago, Illinois
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FIGURE B
PLAN OF XYZ CO. *
a e
SCALE I = 100
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PROPERTY LINE
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AVIII-13
FIGURE C
65 TOXIC POLLUTANTS LISTED IN CONSENT DECREE AND
REFERENCED IN 307(a) OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT OF 1977
Circle Those Pollutants Which Are Present in the Industrial Effluent
Acenapthene Endrin and metabolites
Acroiein Ethylbenzene
Acrylonitrile Fluoranthene
Aldrin/Dieldrin Haloethers
Antimony and compounds Halomethanes
Arsenic and compounds Heptachlor and metabolites
Asbestos Hexachlorobutadiene
Benzene Hexachlorocyclopentadiene
Benzidine Hexachlorocylohexane
Beryl 1 ium and compounds Isophorone
Cadmium and compounds Lead and compounds
Carbon tetrachloride Mercury and compounds
Chlordane Naphthalene
Chlorinated benzenes Bickel and compounds
Chlorinated ethanes Nitrobenzene
Chlo rinalkyl ethers Nitrophenols
Chlorinated naphthalene Nitrosamines
Chlorinated phenols Pentachlorophenol
Chloroform. Phenol
2-chlorophenol Phthalate esters
Chromium and compounds Polychlorinated byphenyls(PCB)
Copper and compounds Polynuclear aromatic
Cyanides hydrocarbons
COT and metabolities Selenium and compounds
Dichiorobenzenes Silver and compounds
Dichlorobenzidine 2,3,7,8,-Tetrachlorodibenzo-
Oichloroethylenes p-dioxin (TCOD)
.2, 4-dichlorophenol Tetrachloroethylene
Dichloroprooane & Thallium and compounds
Dichlo ropropene Toluene
2, 4-dimethylphenol Toxaphene
Di ni trotol uene Trichloroethylene
Oiphenylhydrazine Vinyl chloride
Endosulfan & metabolites Zinc and compounds
•
AV11I-14
FIGURE D
Please indicate by placing an "x" in the appropriate
space by each listed compound whether it is "Known to be
Present" , "Believed to be Present" , "Known to be Absent" ; or
"Believed to be Absent" in your manufacturing or service
activity or generated as a byproduct. See Key- APPENDIX 0-16
PRIORITY POLLUTANTS
KTBP BTBP KTBA BTB A
1 . acenaphthene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2. acrolein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3. acrylonitrile
4. benzene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5. benzidine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .•. . . . . . .
6. carbon tetrachloride (tetrachloromethane) . .
7 . chlorobenzene . . . . .
8 . 1 , 2, 4-trichlorobenzene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9 . hexachlorobenzene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
• 10: 1 , 2-dichloroethane . . . . : : . : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :
11 . 1 , 1 , 1-trichloroethane .
12. hexachloroethane . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
13 . 1 , 1-dichloroethane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
14. 1 , 1 , 2-trichloroethane
15. 1 , 1 , 2, 2-tetrachloroethane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
16. chloroethane . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(*) 17. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . --
18. bis( 2-chloroethyl) ether . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
19. 2-chloroethyl vinyl ether (mixed) . . . . . . . ...
20. 2-chloronapthalene ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
21 . 2, 4 ,6-trichlorophenol . . . . . . . . . . .
22. parachlorometacresol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
23 . chloroform (trichloromethane) . . . . . . . . . . . . .
24. 2-chlorophenol
25. 1 , 2-dichlorobenzene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
26. 1 , 3-dichlorobenzene . . . . . . . . . .
27 . 1 , 4-dichlorobenzene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
28 . • 3 , 3-dichlorobenzidine . . . . . . . . . . . .
29 . 1 , 1-dichloroethylene . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
30. 1 , 2-trans-dichoroethylene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
31 . 2, 4-dichlorophenol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
32. 1 , 2-dichloropropane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
33 . 1 , 3-dichloropropylene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
34 . 2, 4-dimethylphenol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
35. 2, 4-dinitrotoluene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AV111-15
KTBP BTBP KTBA M
• 36 . 2, 6-dinitrotoluene
37. 1 , 2-diphenylhydrazine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
38. ethylbenzene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
39 . fluoranthene
40 . 4-chlorophenyl phenyl ether . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -
41 . 4-bromophenyl phenyl ether ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
42. bis( 2-chloroisopropyl ) ether . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -"
43. bis( 2-chloroethoxy) methane --
44 . methylene chloride (dichloromethane) . . . . . .
_ 45. methyl chloride (chloromethane) . . . . . . . . . . . -"
46. methyl bromide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -"
47. bromoform ( tribromomethane) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.48 . dichlorobromomethane . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .
**� 49 .
50. d} --
51 . chlorodibromomethane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -"
52. hexachlorobutadiene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -"
53. hexachlorocyclopentadiene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
54 . isophorone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
55. naphthalene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
56. nitrobenzene
57. 2-nitrophenol
58. 4-nitrophenol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _
59 . 2,4-dinitrophenol
60. 4 , 6-dinitro-o-cresol
• 61 . N-nitrosodimethylamine
62. N-nitrosodiphenylamine .. .
63. N-nitrosodi-n-propylamine
64 .• pentachlorophenol . . .
65. phenol (4APP method) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
66. bis( 2-ethylhexyl ) phthalate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
67 . butyl benzyl phthalate
68. di-n-butyl phthalate
69. di-n-octyl phthalate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .
70. diethyl phthalate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
71 . dimethyl phthalate . . . . . . . . .
72. benzo(a)anthracene( 1 , 2benzanthracene) . . . .
73 . benzo(a)pyrene (3 , 4-benzopyrene) . . . . . . . . . . _
74 . 3 , 4-benz6fluoranthene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
75. benzo( k) fluoranthane ( 11 , 12-benzofluoran
thene) . . . . . . . .
76 . chrysene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
77. acenaphthylene
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
78 . anthracene
79 . benzo(ghi) perylene ( 1 , 1 2-benzoperylene) • • • .
80. Eltiorene . . . . .
81 . phenanthrene
82. dibenzo (a ,h) anthracene
AVIII-16
KTBP BTBP KTBA BT;
• 83 . indeno ( 1 , 2,3-cd) pyrene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
84 . Pyrene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . --
85. tetrachloroethylene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
86 . toluene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
87. trichl-oroethylene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
88 _ vinyl"C*hloride (chloroethylene) . . _ _ . . . _ . .
89 . aldrin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -"
90. dieldein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
91 . chlordane ( tech. mixture & metabolites) . .
92. 4, 4 ' - DDT
93. 4 , 4 ' ="DDE (p.P@-DDX) . . . . . . .
94 . 4 ,4 ' - DDD (p,p*-TDE) . . -
95. alpha-endosulfan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
96. beta-endosulfan
97. endosulfan sulfate
98. end rin . . . . . . . . . . . .
99 . endrin aldehyde
100. heptachlor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
101 . heptachlor epoxside . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
102. alpha-BHC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
103. beta-BHC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TG4 . gamma-BHC ( l.indane) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
105. delta-BHC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
106 . PCB-1242 (Aroclor 1242)
107. PCB-1254 ,(Aroclor 1254 )
. 108. PCFs-1221 (Aroclor 1221 )
109. PCS-1232 (Aroclor 1232) . . . . .
110. PCB-1248 (Aroclor 1248) . . . . . . . .
111 . PCB-1260 "(Aroclor 1260)
112. PCB-1016 (Aroclor 1016) . . . . . . . .
113. Toxaphene . . . . .
114. Antimony (Total) . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
115. Arsenic (Total) . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . .
116. Asbestos . (Fibrous) . . . .
117. Beryllium (Total) -'-
118. Cadmium (Total) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
• •
•
119. Chromium (Total) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
120. Copper ('total) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
121 . Cyanid'e ' (Total) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
122. Lead (Total) -
123. Mercury (Total) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . .
115. Selenium (Total) . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
126. Silver (Total) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
127. Thallium (Total)
128 . Zinc (Total)
129 . 2, 3, 7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin. (TCDD)
AVIII-17
KEY
• Known to be Present (KTBP) : The compound has been detected
by reasonable analytical procedures in the discharge or by
practice is known to be present in the raw waste load and is
not expected to be entirely removed by whatever treatment is
used , if any.
Believed to be Present (BTBP) : The compound is a raw ma-
terial in the process employed, a product, a by-product,
catalyst, etc. Its presence at the plant site and, there-
fore, ' in the -discharge is a •reasonable technical judgement.
Known to be Absent (KTBA) : The application of reasonable
analytical procedures designed to detect the material have
yielded negative results.
Believed to be Absent (BTBA) : There is no known reason to
p er dict that the compound is present in the discharge..--
Footnotes:
• N #17 - Bis (Chloromethyl ) Ether
Removed From Pollutant List
2-4-81 46 FR 10724
(**) #49 - Trichlorofluoromethane
#50 - Oichlorodifluoromethane
Both Removed From Pollutant List
1-8-81 46 FR 2266
•
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and Dcvlcce WeL%hers
IA. rat ING AND N(Ntra He MATI.IIIALS(TANS AND till'3.1412- Iran Rnd Sle1•I Filrialn10
A-.1'IIAI TI Ia.RuYllllt 11110CL34IN41 :.Il'34113- V.,II(IIINV
::1(' 2•' I V.itlnN aticttirwi and hill,its MC 71122 .:ynthctIC Rubhrr IVulcaniiablr SIC 31n5-Autlunutive tla(n)Iingx
SIC 2!i:12.-Asphult FelLs And Conlinns YludomMO SIC 3408-Crowns rind Closures
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SIC .+11•'.+ Metal StMipin.a. NnC F:Isrwhcrc SIC 3599--Machtncry, Except ]Electrical. NJ(' :IN11 - 1:niuu crisis, l.nhurnlnrc. Scion.
<'la••.I(trd Not F:IArwhcrc Cla-sslflyd
I,(tr. and 16-m-arch Inartimcn L. and Ac.o.
NJ('3411:Smal1 Arts a AmmunlLit-n SIC 3612-11ower. Dtstributlon, and Special- clat•-d F.qulprnent
SIl' ai+t.l-Amnwnitlon. F:xrrpl for Small ly Trar>_sfnrmcrs ;:It' :1022 AnlmmIlle Colitroli fur Hci;ulnt-
.1rnr.. Nail I:L.cwhcrc C:lrvcs1111•d S1(' :tt113-tiw-lLchvcar and Switchboard Ap• Ile' 1(..Idrntl-I -un1 l'urnicn'Inl 1'.11vlron-
It: Jrl+4 -Sinall AnnA pat situ tn.•nts laid Appilnnie.
'It' '1410-01"dnnncc and Arecssorlcs, Not SIC 3G21-Motors and Generators SIC 3823- Indiistilal InslnunenL, fur Mcn•
ser Mcd SiC:3622-Industrial Controls surrcnr.-W. and Control of Procrsa
�.1(:Ji`ia-SIr1.1 Spfinga, Except Wlra SIC 3623-Welding Apparatus,Electric Vannhlcs.mil 1(clalcd Praiduela
:i4!+t-Vnlvcs and I'Ipe Fittings. Except NIC 3ti21-Carbon and Grnphltc Prtxfucts SIC 3824-Totalu.ing Fluld Meters and
i'I,1jI0IrrS' llra_a Goods SiC 3629-Electrical Industrial Apparatus. C'umiting Devltes
_IC 34'•:-- Wire Sprlciga Nut Klxcw•here Classified SIC for Mcruurtng and
:;Is' 31 ui -hllJft'lIN)l'OUS 1'abrlcaled Win! SIC 3t;:i1--Ilouschold Cooking Equipment lv%fing of Elt-OrlclLy and Electrical Sig•
I'1.,.1 1•is SIC 34,32-Ilouschold Refrigerators gild 11;11-i
:1-1117 N1010 I'"it and IA*;&f ll.mtr and Farm Free/.era SIC 31129 Mr:tsurinx And ('mdrolllng De-
:.Is' .11111E 1'I.I.rI•nUd fills and Fabrl(Itled ;;{(;.1.J3-Iluusclwld lAundry Fqulpnicnt it. ,,, Nail 1'Lewhcrr CIx..1fled
1'1i•• 1 110111:% tilt:36.14-4:lectrie ffou.%ewarca and Fans :.I(' :ut32 -Opilcnt inslrtuncntzi ncid 1t•nses
3n•Il- l'uhrlcnled Metal ProducL%. Not SIC 36.t5-1i(iuschold Vacuum Cleaners till' 3041 Smllcal and Medical Inslru•
l:l,cw„ere(A s.lflcd SIC'3639-Ilouschold Applicitneca, Not Elie- itu'iits and Apparatus
:;I(' J511-S(razn. Ga,, s11d il)draulic Tur• whcrrClasslftcd till' 7842--Ott hapcdlc, Pio>Ihctic, and Sur-
hlncs knit Turbine Gencrator Sol Unit.. Sll'3641-Electric l.Amps rl- it Appliances and Su/-pHt•s
:;tC :I:-10- lnlenini Combustion Engines. SIC 3643-Current•Carry1ng WlrlIK i)cvices Nlt'J1443 -111c141lit Kqulpmcnl and Suppllea
Nut I:.%cwhcry ChL%.%lflcd SIC: 3644-Noncurrent•Carrying Wiring De- NI(:11151 --Oplithrilmlc(;duds
.1AC, 35:J- Vartn Machinery and Equlvirof %lr,.s 51(' .)873-N:uchrs. ('lucks, Clockwork Op•
t;l(' 36'4--0itrden Tractors And Lawn luid SIC 3615-Residential Electric Lighting Fix- -•rated Dectces and VarL.
(;ant it Equipment lures SIC 3911-Jcwclry, Precious Metal
SIC 1'.31- Construction Machinery anA SIC 3648-Cnmmerdal, Industrial, and In- SIC 3914-Silverware, Plated Ware, and
E(joll. runt .tltullonnl Elccttic LighllnR Fixtures Slalnle�s Steel Ware
::IC J'.:12 Mlninic Machinery and F:qu1p' SlC 3647-Vclticular Lighting Equipment SIC 1915-Jrwcicrs' Findings and Materlala,
ment. Except Oil Field Machinery And SIC 3648-Wghting Equipment. Not Else- and i.tplilary Work
F:.lutp-nrnt where Clasl(lcd SIC 3931-Muslcal Ilulrumenls
UIf Feld Machinery and Equip. SIC 3651-itndlo and Television Reeeh'Ing NIC3912-Dulls
nv Sol N.•L.. Eskcrpl Communication Types SIC 3944-Gaines, Toys, ntid Children's VC-
1, .153I -t:le(ators And htm•ing Stairaay. SIC 3652-11honoRntph Rccords and Pre-re- hirl••s: Except Dulls and Bicycles
;14(_ 15:1b-Conveyors said Cuuveyliw E(oliv- corded Mngnetic Tavc SIC 3949-Spurn+: and Athletic Goods,Not
m--Sot. till' 36dl-Telephones and Telegraph Appa• Elsewhere Classifled
::I(' 3:06- 1luIsL+, Industrial CYanes, and rititi. SiC 3951-Pens, Mechanical I'enclls, and
M on,-I all Svsteryo SIC 3662-Itndio and Televlslon Transmit- Parts(Balance)
SIC 1'-37 -Indu:trtnl Truck:,. Tractnn, Iing. Sli;tutling, ►rid Detection Equipment SIC 3961-Co%hsnir Jrteclry and Cuttume
'I,nd-I-.• and:iln-kert and Appnraltn -tellies. F:xrt•pt Prveluus Metal
SIC 3941-Machlne Tool:,, Metal Cutting SIC 3671--l(ndlo and Teleelsluti Recelt(ni( :UC :1!i!+l--Itn.rnn.and llnishes
1 y:It's Type Electron TubC3. Except Cathode : It: a'+U1•-Sli cis and Adccrllshig DI:.placs
SiC 3',42-Mitchine Tools, Metal E'oruilnR Ray SW1095-Burial Caskets
TYI SIC 3672-Cathode Ray TcicvLslon I'lclure
SI(' :1544 -::pedal Dlcs and Tools, Dle Se L,• 'Pubes la.113.1tCnwe1 A11140
Ji c•.la F'IKilires and ►tidu.lrlSol Mullis SiC 3673-TrnnstnittlnR. Industrial• and
id
�IC 3515 -Mac11lite Tool Accc:.sorics and Special Purpose Electron Tubes SIC •717-Costing. Engruvinlf, and Allied
Srrciccs
Mort nring Uctlrrs SIC 3674-Semiconductors and Related De-
Puwcr Drlvrn hand ToolA
till' :1.••47� ItulllnQ Mill Machinery and' ::1('11-';S- 1'Ierinnilr l':n n1.It-u9 70.Oaf.MININ0 AND DIICSSINO
I.q111{.riccit ::1(' :u-71; Resisfuts, fail F:Iccla-mle Al-1-11-a• SIC tiltI-iron Orr.-4
f;I(' a:•t9 Melnlwotking Machinery. Not Inur SIC 1021-CopperUres
Klsc whirs C'L•vcslfled till' 3677 -Electronlc Culls, Truufutmers SIC 1031-Lend and Zinc Ores
:;IC 1551 •Fetid I'roducL.Mncltincry mid()(her Inducluts SIC 1041-Gold Ores
:;I('3:.11i -'1'cxtlle Atnchln••ry NIC .1678-Connectors, for 13cctronic Apptl• SIC 1044-Sllccr Ores
1,1(:3a5 t•-Wnudwurklnx �tnchlncry ralimia SIC 1051-Bauxite and Other Aluminum
:;I('3'.'•1..Puper Industries Machlnrry SIC.1679 Vlerinntic Cmnponctits,Not Else. Or"
t;JC 3'-''1-I'rint(ng Trades Machtncry acid w Isere-CL'1s.tflcd SiC 1061-Fcrrualloy Ores. Except Vanadl-
F'1II+Ivmriit SIC 31191-Nlorare Ilaticries utu
,if(' 3:.5ir-Special Industry Machinery. Not SIC;3.92-i'riniary Ilaltcries,Dry and Wet SIC 1092-Mercury Ores
El,w kl,ere Cltncdfied SiC 3693-Radiographic X-ray.Fluorwxopic SiC 1094-Uracitum•Radium-Vanadlunt
SIC IrdlI-Punifta and Pumping Equipment X ray, Therapeutic X-ray. Acid Other X• Ores
:'it' •• 2..natt and i(oll••r 1lenrinRa rav Apparatus and 'Cubes: E:leetromcdical SIC 1099-Metal Ores, Not Elsewhere Clas-
:43('1'.111 Air and ORA Comprrs.+era and F:h•c(rulhora acts Ile Apparatus sifted
1(' 3:•-.l Itlnwcu and F:xhauAI, aid Ve11t1- SiC 3691 -13ceirical Equipincnl for Inlcrlittl
1kti-an funs ('Gnitilintion F.ngliws
Sit .011'- Industrial Pnttrnu Si(: Miff) 1-:Ierlrteal Machhn•ry. Fyui1.- ]1.COAL NI4I110
;i11' .I'--,,; :;L,e,•d Clinrtl(era, Itiduslrlal Illith aunt,mid'Suppllcs, Nut Ehcwhese Cl:ca.t- NI(: Illl-Anlhtaclle
Spre•1 1)rhsA,and Ocars tied SIC 1112-Atilhturlle Mining Centcea
Fitt' Y.-11-iti-Iuatrlal Procc a Furnaces and SIC 3711 -Motor Vehicles wid 1'assrnRer SiC 1211-tilt untlnuuA Coal mit I.Ignite
(1'.81, Car Itotlles SIC 1213-BILuminutu Coal I id Lignite
Sl(' 1'-Ail -Merhnnlcil Poser Transmlaafon SIC.7713- Truck and hits liudics Mlning Services
KynII•n u•nt, Not F:lArwhr•re CitimItlyd tilt'3714-Motor Vchlt•lc Vnrls nit Arve•t:u.
:;I(' 1'•t:i (;enrrnl Intlu.trinl Machinery Ile..
11 1 1 yull--111'111. No,( E%cAIsere Cl _%sltled NIC.1.15 -"Cnirk"Cntllcts
:,11: .1*.1: I)I.ewlltris '•1(',1721 • Aircraft
:.It, a'-'!I 1A.•rlluntc 01111pullnit Kqulpnteot SIC '1724-AlrcrR(L Engines Solid 1•:11011c
NI(' .11-'li-('nlrulalhlR most Accounting MR. I•arla
rides i'xsept. Electronic Coutputing SIC 372N--Aircraft Par Ls and Auxiliary
I ,lull nrnl V(Impnn•nt, Not Clsew hero Cl.vs..iflcd
SI• .L•-I I..SCRIM Arid Ilnlnnera. Except IAb• SIC:17:I1-Shtp ltuildinl:and Itepairiui:
A(.•I v N1C:17.12-float BmIdIniz and Repairing
u-office Machlne,, Not Elsewhere ',1(:374.7-l(ailroad Equipment
t In:.'.I'ice( NJ(.*3751-Motorcycle., Ihcyrles,And-'arts
Automatic Mr•ichandL-thig Ma- :;I(' 3761-Guided Mt..tics and Space Vehl-
•hl---.•, rlrS
:;I(' .15+t: ('noun-•rrin, imuulry, pry Clean.
SIC 3764--(;aided Mv,%ile Anti Space Vehicle
In'.it-.I 1'1-•v.h.K Mn4,1111i•s Pr-gnllsion Unit% •rod Propulsion thilt
Air ( unditluninx and Watnt Air 1'ar1♦
I I•Allot( Kgtill•mrnl and Come»errlal and SIC.770-Gisided Miustle and Space Vehicle
Industrial 1(efrixernllon Equipment P:trts social Auxiliary Equlpnicnt, Not VNe.
Sit' .1 .N6--Mcuurtng and DL-opermina .tl ••••Via.,.Itled.
1•tlny - It,.:;921- *11:1te1'1'iallrrS aloof C:tinncr.
NI(' 1tia11 Service lil(L,try Machlnea, Not II'X;W- Tank,And T.,ilk Cmi-i-mwn•.
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APPENDIX IX
Forms for Contract and Permit for Wastewater Treatment
•
CONTRACT FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT
• (Utility Customer Name)
Account Number•
This Contract and Agreement, made and entered into this day of
1992, witnesseth that:
WHEREAS, (Utility Customer Name) (hereinafter called The Contributor)
desires to discharge wastewater into the sanitary sewer and wastewater
treatment facilities of the City of Ames, Iowa; and,
WHEREAS, the City of Ames (hereinafter called The City) desires to make a
contract with respect thereto so as to assure that such discharge to the
city sanitary sewer and wastewater treatment facilities will be consistent
with federal, state, and municipal regulations and the limited capacity and
capabilities of the Ames sanitary sewer and wastewater treatment
facilities;
NOW, THEREFORE, the parties have agreed and do agree as follows:
1. The Contributor does hereby promise and agree that it shall discharge
sewage and wastewater produced by its operations to the City of Ames
sanitary sewer system and wastewater treatment facilities; and that the
quantities and composition of such wastewater discharge shall not exceed
• the parameters as set out in the permit hereto as may be amended from time
to time.
2. The City of Ames, Iowa, does hereby promise, consistent with its
capabilities and the operating condition and conditions affecting its
plant, to accept and provide treatment for the volume and kind of waste as
described in the permit in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 455B,
Code of Iowa and the rules of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources
(IDNR) . This agreement is conditioned on The Contributor's complying with
all IDNR and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) standards and
requirements as may be applicable.
3. It is expressly understood and agreed by the parties hereto that this
contract may be unilaterally modified or terminated by the City of Ames,
Iowa, if additional pollutants or additional volumes or levels of
pollutants are discharged other than as identified in the permit, or
because of any condition that requires either a temporary or permanent
reduction or elimination of the accepted discharge. Notice of any
anticipated increase in pollutants contributed shall be given by The
Contributor to the City of Ames sufficiently in advance of such increase to
allow the submission of a new treatment contract to IDNR sixty days in
advance of the increase or change.
4. The Contributor hereby grants to the City of Ames permission to go onto
and have guided access to its premises at all times to carry out all
inspection, surveillance, and monitoring procedures necessary to determine,
independent of information supplied by The Contributor, compliance or
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• non-compliance with applicable pretreatment standards and requirements and
conformance with the representations of the attachment.
Representatives of the City of Ames will be authorized to enter any
premises of The Contributor in which an effluent source or treatment system
is located or in which records are kept to ensure compliance with
standards. The City shall provide advance notice of the visit to The
Contributor except where such notice is not possible or practical (such as
an emergency or unforeseen event or possible legal or administrative
action) . The Contributor may request splits of any samples taken during
such investigations.
5. In the event a condition of non-compliance occurs, the City shall
notify The Contributor of this condition of non-compliance and proceed with
enforcement action as described in Chapter IV I of the city's Non-Domestic
Waste Pretreatment Program (Enforcement Response Guide) .
6. It is expressly understood and agreed that the City of Ames may seek
injunctive relief for non-compliance by The Contributor with any provision
of this contract or the permit, and the IDNR and U.S. EPA pretreatment
standards and requirements in addition to seeking penalties for
non-compliance. It is further expressly agreed that The Contributor shall,
for any condition of non-compliance, pay to the City of Ames actual
damages. The City may recover from The Contributor actual damages to The
City caused by said non-compliance, including by way of specification but
• not limitation, the amount of any penalties, fines, or damages for which
The City becomes liable as a result of the said non-compliance. Further
enforcement actions may include proceedings to terminate service or a court
order to amend or halt certain operations. Criminal penalties may be
sought for such violations as falsification of records, tampering with
sampling equipment, etc.
7. It is expressly understood and agreed that in addition to the remedies
set forth in (6) above, the. City of Ames may, after notice of
non-compliance to The Contributor and opportunity for hearing (held by the
city manager and affirmed by the city council) , to forthwith and
effectively halt or prevent any discharge to the sewer system.
8. It is expressly understood and agreed by and between the parties to
this contract that the City of Ames, through its duly authorized officers
and employees, has the discretionary authority to establish and enforce, by
means of this contract, an industry-specific effluent limit for the
individual industrial user party hereto. Using technical information
available from influent/effluent sampling, sludge sampling, history of
operational conditions, and the industrial waste survey, the City of Ames
may, from time to time, establish, and The Contributor shall comply with,
any specific effluent limits necessary to prevent pass through,
interference, inhibition, and/or sludge contamination by pollutants
contained in its industrial waste discharge. Prior to city council
adoption of a new or revised effluent limit(s), the City of Ames shall
• notify The Contributor of said proposed effluent limit(s) and provide an
opportunity for comment. Upon adoption of a new or revised limit(s), The
City shall provide The Contributor a reasonable period of time in which to
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comply with said limit(s) as provided for in paragraph (10) of this
contract.
9. It is understood that upon the promulgation of the Federal Categorical
Pretreatment Standard for a particular industrial category, the Federal
Standard, if more stringent than limitations imposed under this contract
for sources in that category, shall immediately supersede the limitations
imposed previously under this contract. Notice is given of the applicable
reporting requirements under 40 CFR, Section 403.12. '
10. It is agreed that the City of Ames has authority to establish and
enforce, by means of terminating service, deadlines for the installation of
any pretreatment facilities needed to meet applicable pretreatment
standard. Said deadlines shall provide a reasonable time period to achieve
compliance whenever possible.
11. It is agreed that The Contributor shall submit self-monitoring reports
as specified in the permit, including any reporting required of categorical
industrial users under 40 CFR, Section 403.12. The Contributor shall
provide immediate notification (no more than four hours after the incident)
to The City's wastewater treatment facility of any size discharge (such as
resulting from a spill, equipment failure, human error, or negligence,
etc. ) that may contribute to an interference or other deleterious situation
at The City's wastewater treatment facility.
• 12. It is agreed that the City of Ames shall have the right hereunder to
set up and use monitoring equipment on such of The Contributor's premises
as The City shall deem appropriate and to inspect and copy such records of
The Contributor as The City shall deem relevant to the aforesaid
monitoring. The City will attempt to give 48-hour notice for monitoring
during normal business hours.
13. It is agreed that if sampling performed by The Contributor indicates a
violation, The Contributor shall notify The City within 24 hours of
becoming aware of the violation. The Contributor shall also repeat the
sampling and analysis, and submit the results of the repeat analysis to The
City within 30 days after becoming aware of the violation unless The City
performs sampling at The Contributor between the time when The Contributor
performs its initial sampling and the time when The Contributor receives
the results of this sampling.
14. It is agreed that all analyses shall be performed in accordance ;with
Title 40 CFR Part 136.
15. It is agreed that The City and The Contributor shall retain for a
minimum of three years any records of monitoring activities and results.
16. It is agreed that if the Contributor. monitors any pollutant more
frequently than required by the permit, the results of this monitoring
• shall be included in the report. (applies to Categorical Industries only)
17. It is understood and agreed that in accordance with 40 CFR Part 2, any
information, submitted to The City pursuant to this contract may be claimed
as confidential by the submitter. If such a claim is asserted, The City
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• shall treat the information in accordance with procedures of 40 CFR Part 2.
If no such claim is asserted, The City may make the information available
to the public without further notice. Effluent data shall be available to
the public without restriction.
18. It is expressly understood and agreed that the costs directly
attributed to The Contributor's operation for the Ames Non-Domestic Waste
Pretreatment Program shall be paid for by The Contributor. The Contributor
will be billed in January and July for actual costs incurred by the City
during the previous six months. All records and data used to determine
actual costs shall be open for inspection and review by The Contributor.
The Contributor further understands and agrees that this billing of the
costs for the Non-Domestic Waste Pretreatment Program are in addition to
any other charges, fees, or fines to be lawfully levied by the City of Ames
for wastewater treatment.
19. The duration of this contract shall be 20 years from the above date.
The Contributor reserves the right to terminate the contract at any time
providing the industrial discharge is also terminated.
20. This contract may not be assigned or transferred by The Contributor
unless authorized in writing by The City.
21. Execution of the contract voids any previous contracts or agreements
regarding discharge of non-domestic wastewater.
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THE CITY OF AMES, IOWA (UTILITY CUSTOMER NAME)
BY BY
Director
Water and Pollution Control
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NON-DOMESTIC WASTEWATER DISCHARGE PERMIT
CITY OF AMES, IOWA
Facility Name•
Address•
Authorized Representative:
Name:
Title:
Telephone No.
Permit No: For the City of Ames, Iowa
Issue Date• By
Water and Pollution Control Department
Expiration Date:
•
This permit is issued pursuant to the authority of Chapter 28 Ames
Municipal Code. Permittee is hereby authorized to discharge wastewater
from the Facility identified above provided said discharge meets all
quality and quantity limitations and Permittee complies with all other
conditions, including monitoring, reporting, and other terms as set forth
in this Permit and the City of Ames Pretreatment Program. Any existing
permit or discharge authorization previously used by the City of Ames for
this Facility is hereby revoked by the issue of this Permit. This Permit
may not be assigned or transferred by the Contributor unless authorized in
writing by the City.
Failure to meet the standards and requirements of this permit and the
pretreatment program shall be a municipal infraction punishable by a
penalty of up to $1,000 for the first and each subsequent violation. Each
occurrence of prohibited discharge is a violation.
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Quality and Quantity Limitations
• Permit-tee is prohibited from discharging any pollutants more frequently or
in excess of the limitations specified below.
Average
Wastewater Parameter Units Maximum l (where applicable)
Flow gPd
CBOD5 mg/l
lbs/day
TSS mg/1
lbs/day
NH3 mg/1
lbs/day
pH std. units
•
1 "Maximum" means the total discharge by mass, volume, or concentration
which cannot be exceeded during any 24-hours period. Compliance shall be
determined by 24-hour composite sampling except for those parameters (such
as pH, temperature, volatile organics, etc. ) where individual grab samples
are specified.
2 - Average ineans the average value from four consecutive sampling days
unless otherwise defined.
•
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Monitoring and Reporting
• Permittee shall sample, analyze, and report the results as specified below.
All samples and measurements shall be representative of the volume and
nature of the permitted discharge. All samples shall be collected and
analyzed in accordance with the procedures approved by the U.S. EPA.
Sample Sample
Wastewater Parameter Frequency Type Location*
Flow 24-hour total
CBOD5 24-hour composite
TSS 24-hour composite
NH3 24-hour composite
pH Grab
•
* 1 -
2 -
3 -
Beginning monitoring reports and/or sampling results shall
be submitted to the City of Ames Pretreatment Coordinator,
Water Plant, 300 E. 5th Street, Ames, Iowa (515-239-5150) . All reports
shall be submitted not later than 15 days following the end of the
reporting period.
Compliance Schedule
Permittee shall provide the pretreatment facilities or make such process
modifications to achieve compliance with the quantity and quality
limitations, monitoring and reporting requirements, or such other
requirements in the time period as specified below.
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APPENDIX X
Evaluation of Headworks Limitations/Local Discharge Limits
•
Evaluation of Headworks Limitations
•
The approach that was used in 1983 and has been used again is as
follows:
1. Determine total allowable quality and quantity limitations to the
treatment plant (i.e. headworks limits) based on present and
projected operation (see Appendix III) .
2. Determine that portion of the total allowable quality and
quantity limitations which are contributed by non-controllable
sources (i.e. residential-type discharges, background levels,
etc. )
3. Identify that portion of the total allowable quality and quantity
limitations which is to be allocated to the existing and future
non-domestic contributors to the Ames system.
4. Identify contributors where EPA has established categorical
standards, and determine quality and quantity limitations for
those contributors.
5. Allocate balance of quality and quantity limitations to remaining
non-domestic contributors.
• 6. Review allocations to categorical and non-categorical groups to
ensure equitable treatment and make adjustments where
appropriate.
7. Execute Permits for Wastewater Treatment with all appropriate
non-domestic contributors, and identify all individual quality
and quantity limitations, monitoring and reporting requirements,
and compliance schedules.
The above procedure will also be followed when establishing permits
with potential non-domestic contributors or when negotiating revisions to
existing permits for contributors which are expanding or changing their
operations and resulting waste discharge.
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Recommended Discharge Concentrations for Compatible and
Incompatible Waste Discharges to the Municipal Sewerage System
• Ames, Iowa
Measurement Allowable Limits
Parameter Unit Maximum**
Ammonia Nitrogen (NH3-N) mg/1 240.0
Arsenic mg/1 0.75
Barium mg/l 30.0
Carbonaceous Biochemical
Oxygen Demand (CBOD5) mg/1 1,500.0
Boron mg/1 1.5
Bromide mg/l 4.5
Cadmium mg/l 0.3
Chloride mg/1 450.0
Chlorine mg/1 7 .5
Chlorinated Organics mg/1 4.5
Chromium (total) mg/1 5.0
Chromium (hex) mg/1 1.5
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) mg/1 1,500.0
Copper mg/1 3.0
Cyanide (total) mg/1 0.75
Iodine mg/1 3.0
Iron mg/l 15.0
Lead mg/l 3.0
Manganese mg/l 3.0
Mercury mg/l 0. 15
Nickel mg/l 2.5
Oil & Grease mg/1 300.0
pH -- 6.0 to 10.0
Phenol mg/1 1.5
Selenium mg/l 0.75
Silver mg/1 0.75
Sulfates mg/1 400.0
Sulfides mg/1 15.0
Total Suspended Solids (TSS) mg/1 1,500.0
Temperature OF 150.0
Zinc mg/1 3.0
** "Maximum" represents the highest allowable value as specified in the
permit.
Other parameter limitations not listed above will be determined as needed
on a case-by-case evaluation.
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APPENDIX XI
Monitoring and Reporting Requirements
Minimum Monitoring and Reporting Requirements
Ames, Iowa
• Minimum Requirements*
"Significant" "Minor"
Parameter Contributor Contributor
Self-Monitoring/Report
Flow Monthly Monthly
Compatible Pollutants 1/3 months As Needed
Incompatible Pollutants 1/3 months As Needed
(heavy metals, organic &
inorganic chemicals, pH,
temperature, etc. )
Reporting Frequency 1/3 months 1/12 Months
Verification Monitoring
By City 1/6 months 1/12 months
* Represents the minimum for each group; more frequent monitoring may be required due
• to the volume, quality or quantity, nature and type of discharge. When federal
pretreatment regulations exist, monitoring and reporting requirements established by
those regulations will be followed.
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APPENDIX XII
Miscellaneous Forms Used in Pretreatment Program
•
NON-DOMESTIC WASTE PRETREATMENT PROGRAM
(Minor Non-Domestic Contributors)
Annual Report
INDUSTRIAL USER:
ADDRESS:
REPORTING PERIOD:
PROCESS OR TREATMENT CHANGES:
Permit Sample
Limit Result
Parameter m l m l
CBOD5 400
TSS 450
NH3 pH 6-1-10
Note: Please attach any sample results from lab.
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
Based on my inquiry of the person or persons directly responsible for
managing compliance with the pretreatment standards, I certify that, to
the best of my knowledge and belief, no dumping of concentrated
contaminants has occurred since filing the last annual report.
Signed: Date:
• Authorized Representative
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FORMS\WG8F.091
NON-DOMESTIC WASTE PRETREATMENT PROGRAM
(Significant Non-Domestic Contributors)
• Quarterly Report
INDUSTRIAL USER:
ADDRESS:
REPORTING PERIOD: SAMPLE DATE:
SAMPLE TYPE: 24-hr composite except pH and Cyanide (grab)
SAMPLE LOCATION:
PROCESS OR TREATMENT CHANGES:
PERMIT SAMPLE
LIMIT RESULT
PARAMETER mg/1- mg/1
CBOD5
TSS
• NH3
PH
Note: Please attach sample results from lab.
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
I certify under penalty of law that this document and all attachments were
prepared under my direction or supervision in accordance with a system
designed to assure that qualified personnel properly gather and evaluate
the information submitted. Based on my inquiry of the person(s) who
manage the system,or those persons directly responsible for gathering the
information, the information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and
belief, true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are
significant penalties for submitting false information, including the
• possibility of fine and imprisonment for knowing violations.
Signed: Date•
Authorized Representative
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NON-DOMESTIC WASTE PRETREATMENT PROGRAM
(Categorical Industry)
• Quarterly Report
INDUSTRIAL USER: Industrial Plating Company
ADDRESS: 212 High Street, Ames, IA 50010
REPORTING PERIOD: SAMPLE DATE:
SAMPLE TYPE: 24-hr composite except pH and Cyanide (grab)
SAMPLE LOCATION: Sump pit
PROCESS OR TREATMENT CHANGES:
PERMIT SAMPLE
LIMIT RESULT
PARAMETER mg/1 mg/1
pH 6-10
Chromium (tot. ) 7.0
Cyanide (tot. ) 5.0
Nickel 4.1
Zinc 4.2
• Lead 0.6
Cadmium 1.2
Note: Please attach sample results from lab.
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
I certify under penalty of law that this document and all attachments were
prepared under my direction or supervision in accordance with a system
designed to assure that qualified personnel properly gather and evaluate
the information submitted. Based on my inquiry of the person(s) who
manage the system,or those persons directly responsible for gathering the
information, the information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and
belief, true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are
significant penalties for submitting false information, including the
possibility of fine and imprisonment for knowing violations.
Based on my inquiry of the person or persons directly responsible for
managing compliance with the pretreatment standards, including total toxic
organics (TTO) , I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, no
dumping of concentrated toxic organics or other pollutants into the
• wastewater has occurred since filing the last quarterly report. I further
certify that this facility is implementing the toxic organic pollutant
management plan submitted to the control authority on August 17, 1990.
Signed: Date: _
Authorized Representative
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515-239-5150
(date)
(Industry Contact)
(Industry Name & Address)
SUBJECT: Notice of Violation - Non-Domestic Waste Pretreatment Program
Dear
This letter serves as a Notice of Violation of the City of Ames'
Pretreatment Program and Chapter 28 of the Ames Municipal Code.
The nature of the violation is as follows:
•
Please investigate the violation noted above and submit a proposed
schedule of compliance within ten days after receipt of this letter.
Yours very truly,
Thomas W. Neumann, P.E.
Director
Water and Pollution Control
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•
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TO: Pretreatment Files -
• FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation: Notice of Violation of Ames
Pretreatment Program Requirements
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Industry:
Address:
Phone No.
Person Contacted: _
Nature of Violation: (note code violation)
•
Recommended Actions and Compliance Schedule:
CommQnts:
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CITY OF AMES, IOWA
Septage Waste/Waste Hauler Tracking Form
• PART I - WASTE HAULER INFORMATION
Instructions:
Complete Part I for each load delivered.
A. Company Name of Hauler
Address
Telephone Number
B. Truck Make and Model
Tank Capacity Truck License
CERTIFICATION: I hereby certify that the wastes identified in Part II do not contain hazard-
ous or toxic materials as defined by federal and state law. I further certify that the infor-
mation listed above and in Part II is true and accurate.
Signature of Driver Time/Date of Delivery
The City of Ames does not accept toxic or hazardous wastes. Such wastes must be dis-
posed of in an acceptable manner at an approved location in accordance with applicable
federal and state requirements. The City of Ames may accept wastes produced from com-
mercial/industrial operations, which are compatible with the city's treatment process,
only with prior written approval.
Received by City of Ames
• Date Time Sample Collected? ❑ Yes ❑ No
Comments-
PART II - SOURCE OF WASTE
Instructions
Complete a separate Part II for each source of wastes included in each load. Exception:
Portable chemical toilet wastes from multiple sites require only one Part II for all sites.
A. Name of Company/Residence
Name of Owner/Contact
Address
Telephone Number
B. Total quantity hauled from source gal.
C. Time waste collected? a.m. p.m. Date
D. Type of Establishment: ❑ Home ❑ Restaurant ❑ Industry
❑ Other
If industry, list applicable SIC code(s)
And identify products/operation
E. Type of Waste: (check all that apply)
❑ Residential septic tank
• ❑ Grease trap from food preparation
❑ Shower/bathroom/lunchroom/kitchenette facilities
❑ Sanitary wastes from RVs, campgrounds, etc.
❑ Portable chemical toilets
❑ Other
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CITY OF AMES, IOWA
Septage Waste/Waste Hauler Tracking Form
• PART II - SOURCE OF WASTE
Instruct ions:
Complete a separate Part II for each source of wastes included in each load. Exception:
Portable chemical toilet wastes from multiple sites require only one Part II for all sites.
A. Name of Company/Residence
Name of owner/Contact
Address
Telephone Number
B. Total quantity hauled from source gal.
C. Time waste collected? a.m. p.m. Date
D. Type of Establishment: ❑ Home ❑ Restaurant ❑ Industry
❑ Other
If industry, list applicable SIC code(s)
And identify products/operation
E. Type of Waste: (check all that apply)
❑ Residential septic tank
❑ Grease trap from food preparation
❑ Shower/bathroom/lunchroom/kitchenette facilities
❑ Sanitary wastes from RVs, campgrounds, etc.
• ❑ Portable chemical toilets
❑ Other
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PART II - SOURCE OF WASTE
Instructions
Complete a separate Part II for each source of wastes included in each load. Exception:
Portable chemical toilet wastes from multiple sites require only one Part II for all sites.
A. dame of Company/Residence
Name of Owner/Contact
Address
Telephone Number
B. Total quantity hauled from source gal.
C. Time waste collected? a.m, p.m. Date _
D. Type .,f Establishment: ❑ Home ❑ Restaurant ❑ Industry
❑ Other _
If industry, list applicable SIC code(s)
And identify products/operation
E. Type of Waste: (check all that apply)
• ❑ Residential septic tank
❑ Grease trap from food preparation
❑ Shower/bathroom/lunchroom/kitchenette facilities
❑ Sanitary wastes from RVs, campgrounds, etc.
❑ Portable chemical toilets
❑ Other
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HAZARDOUS WASTE NOTIFICATION
Coinpany Name
Address
City State ZiD Code
Contact Person Title
Phone
Name of Publicly Owned Treatment Works
NPDES Permit #
Address
City S tate Zip Code
HAZARDOUS WASTE INFORMATION (use additional sheets if necessary)
iName of Waste:
EPA Hazardous Waste Number:
TYPE OF DISCHARGE:
Continuous Batch Other
IF MORE THAN 100 KILOGRAMS OF ANY HAZARDOUS WASTE PER CALENDAR MONTH IS DISCHARGED TO THE
SEWER, PLEASE INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS OF INFORMATION FOR EACH HAZARDOUS WASTE, TO THE
EXTENT SUCH INFORMATION IS KNOWN AND READILY AVAILABLE.
Hazardous Constituent Information:
Name or Mass in Wastestream Concentration in Wastestream Mass in Wastestream
Constituent this month this month next 12 months)
I certify that I have 'a program in place to reduce the volume and toxicity of hazardous
wastes generated to the degree I have determined to be economically practical.
Signature of Company Representative Date
•
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APPENDIX XIII
Enforcement Response Guide
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•
ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE GUIDE
General Purpose
Federal regulations (40 CFR 403.8(5) ) require that the City of Ames
develop an enforcement response plan containing detailed procedures for
investigation and response to instances of industrial user non-compliance
with pretreatment regulations.
The Ames Municipal Code (Ordinance) gives the director of the Water
and Pollution Control Department the authority to implement and enforce
this response plan.
Each industrial user has a contract with the City delineating the
terms of acceptance of the non-domestic wastewater into the city sewer
system and the maximum concentration of individual wastewater parameters
that may be discharged to the sewer. Attached to each contract is a permit
which specified. The sampling and analysis that must be performed and
submitted to the City on a scheduled basis.
Examples of non-compliance with the pretreatment program include
unpermitted discharges, discharge limit violations, and monitoring and
• reporting violations.
Non-compliance may be detected through monitoring reports submitted by
the industrial user and/or inspections by city staff or notification of a
problem such as a spill or illegal discharge from the industrial user, a
city employee, or a concerned citizen.
When an instance of non-compliance is detected, the violation will be
identified and documented within five days. Initial enforcement response
will occur within 15 days of the detection. One initial enforcement
response will involved contacting the industrial user and requesting
information on the situation as well as any corrective or preventative
actions that should be taken. Any violation which is determined to
threaten health, property, or environmental quality will be considered an
emergency and will receive immediate response.
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• ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE GUIDE
UNAUTHORIZED DISCHARGES (no permit)
Non-Compliance Nature of the Violation Enforcement Response
1. Unpermitted discharge Little or no harm to POTW/ - NOV
(Industry not permitted environment
under pretreatment
program)
Requires precautionary - MI
measures or causes con- - TS
siderable damage
2. Nonpermitted discharge IU has not submitted appli- - NOV
(failure to renew cation for permit renewal - MI
permit under pretreat- within 10 days of due date - TS
ment program)
DISCHARGE LIMIT VIOLATION
1. Exceedance of local or Scheduled sample analysis - NOV, resample within
federal standard exceeds permit limit (little 10 days
(permit limit) or no potential of substan-
tial harm)
• Resample analysis exceeds - NOV, investigate &
permit limit (little or no report to City as to
potential of substantial cause & compliance
harm) schedule within 10 days
- MI
Scheduled sample analysis - NOV
exceeds permit limit; poten- - MI
tial or actual harm noted - TS
* All phone calls will be documented with a memo to the files.
NOV--Notice of Violation
MI--Municipal Infraction
TS--Terminate Service
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MONITORING AND REPORTING VIOLATIONS
• Non-Compliance Nature of the Violation Enforcement Response
1. Reporting violation Report is improperly signed - NOV
or certified - MI
Report is late, not signi- - NOV
ficant (e.g. , 5-30 days late)
Report is late, significant - NOV
(e.g. , more than 30 days - MI
late)
Reports are significantly - MI
late (>30 days) for 3
concurrent reporting periods
Failure to report spill or - NOV
changed discharge (little or - MI
no harm)
Failure to report spill or - MI
changed discharge (results
in substantial harm)
Repeated failure to report - TS
spills
• Falsification - MI
- TS
2. Failure to monitor Failure to monitor all - NOV
correctly pollutants as required by - MI
permit
Recurring failure to monitor - MI
(for 3 concurrent reporting - TS
periods)
3. Improper sampling Incorrect sample type, - NOV
location or collection - MI
techniques
Recurring failure to - NOV
sample correctly (for 3 - MI
concurrent reporting
periods)
NOV--Notice of Violation
MI--Municipal Infraction
TS--Terminate Service
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MONITORING AND REPORTING VIOLATIONS (continued)
• Non-Compliance Nature of the Violation Enforcement Response
4. Failure to install Delay of less than 30 days - NOV
monitoring equipment
Delay of 30 days or more - NOV
-- MI
5. Compliance Schedules Missed milestone by less than - NOV
30 days, or will not affect
final milestone
Missed milestone by more than - NOV
30 days, or will affect final
milestone (cause for delay)
Missed milestone by more than - MI
30 days, or will affect final - TS
milestone (no cause for
delay)
Recurring violation - MI
- TS
OTHER PERMIT VIOLATIONS
• 1. Waste streams are Initial violation - NOV
diluted in lieu of - MI
treatment
Recurring - NOV
- MI
2. Failure to mitigate Does not result in sub- - NOV
noncompliance or halt stantial harm - MI
production
Does result in substantial - MI
harm - TS
3. Failure to properly See No. 2 above
operate and maintain
pretreatment facility
NOV--Notice of Violation
MI--Municipal Infraction
TS--Terminate Service
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NOV--Notice of Violation
MI--Municipal Infraction
VIOLATIONS DETECTED DURING SITE VISITS TS--Terminate Service
• Non-Compliance Nature of the Violation Enforcement Response
1. Entry denial Entry denied or consent with- - NOV
drawn; copies of records
denied
2. Unauthorized discharge Little or no harm to POTW or - NOV
environment - MI
Discharge causes substantial - NOV
harm or evidence of intent/ - MI
negligence
Recurring violation - NOV
- MI
- TS
3. Improper sampling Sampling at incorrect - NOV
location - MI
Using incorrect sample type - NOV
- MI
Using incorrect sample - NOV
• collection techniques - MI
4. Inadequate record- Inspector finds files incom- - NOV
keeping plete to missing (no evidence
of intent)
Recurring - NOV
- MI
5. Failure to report Inspection finds additional - NOV
additional monitoring files - MI
Recurring - NOV
- MI
TIME FRAMES FOR RESPONSES
A. All violations will be identified and investigated within 10 working days of
receiving compliance information.
B. Initial enforcement responses [involving contact with the industrial user and
requesting information on corrective or preventative action(s) ] will occur
within five working days of completion of investigation and confirmation of
violation.
C. Follow-up actions for continuing or reoccurring violations will be taken.
• For all continuing violations, the response may include a compliance
schedule.
D. Violations which threaten health, property, or environmental quality will
receive immediate responses such as halting the discharge or terminating
service.
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