2004/02/17 - SANITARY - SAN - Other

Home Browse Search

Bumelt Co.Zoning (7151349.2138 Skew Pre•caattManufa 8W)9 4-86 Douglas Co.Zoning (7151395.1380 Weiser Concede (�1�4-3625 Polk Co.Zon1g (715)485-9279 (8003336+4416 Washburn Co.Zoning (715)488.2666 Licemad PumperaiFilpx Mdnesnance: A-1 Septic SWAM (715)656.7007 Chap Wt Slj*Swvjce (715}656.7113 Installer: Hopkins Sand&Gravel (715)866-4157 StevssSepticSwvtce (715)e66-4195 Private Onsite Wastewater Treatment System Management Plan Distribution System Absorption Component This management plan complies with Comm 83.54,Wis,Adm.Code,and the appropriate Soil Absorption Component Manual for Private Onsite Wastewater Systems. The specific component manual for this P.O.W.T.S. is: Table 1:System Daeign Spetindidations Sanitary Permit Number. Septic Tank Capacity(gal): 800 Number of Bedrooms: A Dose Tank Capacity(gal): Design Flow-Peak(gpd): 300 Soil Absorption Component Size(Sq. Ft.): 10 Estimated Flow-Average(gpd):AO o Type of Wastewater. Domestic Table 2: Sal Absorption Component.limits of Reliable Operation Septic Tank Sod Absorption Component Comoonent Design Flow-Peak(gpd) Maximum Influent Particle Size(in) n/a 1/8 Maximum BOD (mg/L) n/a 220 Maximum TSS(mg/L) n/a 150 Maximum FOG n/a 30 Table 3. MWnOK WO ScheduleSe tie Tank Inspect and/or service every 3 years. Outlet Should inspect once a year and clean once every 3 years. Soil Absorption Component Inspect once every 3 years. Contingency Plan:Use alternate site if available or remove distribution pipe,aggregate or chambers&clogging mat.. Replace distribution pipe. aggregate or chambers&C-33 fine aggregate. The septic tank shat be maintained certified Septic Tank accordance with NR 113. Wis.Adm.by Septr°service Holdng Tanks. Pumpitanks ng Chasm2beerrs Cha48.mats. The bers. Interce tors. set the septic tank ail be disposed of in Trenches. Privies. or Portable Restroorns). P Page Beds. Seepage Plts. Seepage to^asp eating condition of the septic tank and outlet filter shag be assessed at least once every 3 years by inspection.The outlet filter shall be cleaned as necessary proper operation.The fuer cartridge should not be removed unless provisions are triad@ to retain solids in the tank that may slough off the filter when removed from its enclosure. If the tiger is equipped with an alarm.the filer shall be serviced d the alarm is activated continuously. Intermittent tiger alarms may indicate surge flows or an impending continuous alarm.The septic tank shall have Its contents removed when the volume of scum the liquid•olume of the tank.It the contents of the tank are not removed at the time of assessmeact sludge in me tank exceeds s.3nt. maintenance personnel shag advise the owner of taneh the next service needs to be performed to maintain less than maximum scum and sludge accumulation in the tank No one should enter a septic or other treatment or holding tank for any reason without being in fun compliance with OSHA standards for entering a confined space.The atmosphere within the septi:or other treatment or holding tank may contain lethal gases,and rescue of a person from the interior d the tank may be dffficutt or impossible. Tank aoondonment snag be in accordance with Comm 83.33. Wis.Adm.Code when the tank is no longer used as a P.O.W.T.S. component. Dose Chamber Notice the dose chamber may fill due:o flow continuing during Pump malfunction or power outages.One large dose when the;ower comes on or wnen the Bump .s repmay cause the mound component to have problems. In this situation.the pump chamber should be pumped by a Ibensed pumper before Pump cyc:ing ecus or other measures shag be used to dose the mound component with only the proper amount of influent.This may include manual operation or the temp controls "ec nCi such time the pump chamber has reached its normal level. Dose chamoers are to be inspected routinely and maintained when necessary in accoicance mth their approvals. Soil absorption Component The sod atisorotion component serving this structure s designed !o accept domestic wastewater from a residential facility. The'imus ;I operation :I :his ,cmponpm are shown n Table 2 The:ongevdy of a soil absorption component depends greatly on proper and timely maintenance,and system use within or below the imds of reiiacie operation. scot water conservation practices try ail occupants and the installation of water conserving plumbing fixtures are key factors in extending the useful fde of this comoonew.. The sod Pd ding,absorption ion component's observarldn pleas,n m a v seal inspectionn� by inspection at".east once every three years. The:nspectbn shag:nctude recording the levels of areas of erosion should be indentgiedpand reported to:heownerfor repot air..he surface iischarence of surface ge of do ordischarge wastewater or@sewagenenm in system steeply s Prohibited ane considered a human health hazard. Traffic around or over the sod absorption component should be avoided particularly during winter months.The compaction or removal of snow:over over the component may lead to hydraulic failure by freezing.This type of failure 3 usually temporar/, but is difficult or impossible to repair until weather conditions improve. general. sod compaction over this component•wig reduce diffusion of oxygen into the sod and dispersal cell. which may lead !o more ntense. and earlier, organic Goggin Of the sod. P!amings of deep-rooted trees and shrubs directly over or wdhin •en feet of the component should be avoided since root intrusion nt0 she componerI may obstruct wastewater flew Partial in of the distribution network may be detected b extremely Aa Distribution fie* ump activated to9flush out any solid material. The:quid that is flushed out of the laterals ato be directed back into the distribution cell or The ends of the distribution laterals into an exposed ct ptab a and container. If necessary.the steals can be cleaned.