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Page 2a+b of 4 Plan Narrative for David Reis and Laura Forrester Proposed Bistro David Ries and Laura Forrest are planning to re-model and convert an existing structure into a small Cafe/Bistro. The original use of the structure was a three bedroom residence and somewhere along the line a portion of the residence was turned into a hair salon. The sanitary permit history found at the Burnett County Zoning Office was for a three bedroom residence state sanitary permit#239600 issued July 19't' 1995. The proposed Caf&Bistro will consist of seating for up to 15 patrons with 2 employees. The menu will consist of a variety of Panini sandwiches,pizza and some baked goods to go with coffee. Cafe hours will run approximately from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm. The food will be prepared using a pizza oven and a Parini grill or press and will be served in baskets or paper plates. There will be no dishwasher or deep fryer on the premises. A concerted effort will be made to wipe of cooking utensils; pans and grills prior to putting them into the dishwater. An exterior grease interceptor will be instal led to satisfy the Department of Safety and Professional Services requirement in SPS382 and the owners are currently working with Kathy Lembezeder representative of the Dept. of Health Services to insure the equipment in the food preparation area meets their code. The design wastewater flow will include the following: Sizing Calculations: 2 Employees x 13 gallons 26 gallons 15 patrons Drive in restaurant with indoor seating x 10 ;gallons— 150 gallons (w/meals all paper service) One bedroom apartment I x 100 gallons= 100 gallons Total estimated flow of 276 gallons x 1.5 design factor=414.00 gallon designs flow. Proposed Design Flow of 414 gallons/day for the proposed use change. The current sanitary system has a design wastewater flow of 450 gpd and consists of an older 750 gallon steel septic tank, a newer 1000 gallon Shaw Concrete septic tank(1995)and a 12 ft. x 54 ft. drain field ( 1995). The existing drain field and the 1000 gallon concrete septic tank are in good operating condition. The existing 750 ballon steel septic tank has likely served its life and will be replaced with a new 1000 Wieser Concrete grease interceptor. A copy of this narrative will be submitted both to Burnett County and the Dept. of Safety and Professional Services for review of the project. With the use change from a residential wastewater flow to what will be considered a commercial flow we may be changing the constituents that make up the wastewater itself. The policy for processing high strength wastewater of POWTS plans is dated April of 2009. The purpose of this document is to describe how the Department of Commerce (at the time) will process POWTS design submitted for review-and approval for facilities that may produce