REPORT ON OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
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7601 HIGHWAY 301 NORTH
TAMPA, FLORIDA 33610
STATE OF FLORIDA
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION
SOUTHWEST DISTR leT
Mr. A. L. Shoemaker
City Manager
City of Clearwater
P.O. Box 4748
Clearwater, Florida 33518
February 29, 1980
Pinellas County
Clearwater East
O&M, CS Inspections
Re: NPDES Permit No. FL0021865
Clearwater East WWTP
Dear Mr. Shoemaker:
On January 7, 1980, the Florida Department of Environmental
Regulation performed an NPDES Compliance Sampling and Opera-
tion and Maintenance Inspection at the Clearwater East
wastewater treatment plant located at 3141 Gulf to Bay
Boulevard, Clearwater, Florida. This inspection was performed
by Mr. Alexander MacEwan, Jr.
This facility is a 5.0 MGD activated sludge wastewater treatment
plant with chlorinated effluent discharged to Old Tampa Bay.
The city applied for a construction permit to modify the existing
facili ty by the addition of automatic backwash sand fil te.rs to
minimize suspended solids loading in the plant effluent. Permit
No. DC52-26605 was issued February 4, 1980.
The overall rating of the plant is acceptable. At the time of
the inspections there were no problems observed with the
operation of the plant. Staffing and training were adequate
and the appearance of the plant was satisfactory. Maintenance
records and the spare parts inventory were adequate. The plant
has a standby electrical power available and has an adequate
alarm system.
Review of your self-monitoring data and the tests run by the
Department on January 7-9, 1980 indicate compliance over the
past year with the State permit conditions and the Enforcement
Compliance Schedule Letter.
It appears there is an infiltration problem in certain sections
during periods of heavy rainfall. The plant experienced abnormal
flows in April causing an increase in suspended solids in the
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effluent. The new construction may alleviate part of this problem.
The staff should be commended for their efforts in maintaining and
improving the appearance of the plant and the grounds.
Mr. MacEwan would like to express his appreciation to Mr. George
Smith for his cooperation and assistance in conducting the
inspection.
PDP/gmc
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District NPDES
District State
G. Smith
Sincerely,
Puchaty
District Manager
Southwest District
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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
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REPORT ON OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
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OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT ,
A, GENERAL INFORMATION
1. PLANT
(a.) NAME (b.) OWN ER (c,) LOCATION 3;<1", .....1. ,. , ", t "_,.-j,'
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2. TYPE OF PLANT 3. P ROJ ECT NO. 4. AVG. DESIGN FLOW (mild) S. DESI GN POPULATION
EQUIVALENT
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6. COLLECTION SYSTEM 17. DATE PRESENT PLANT BEGAN OPERATING B. STATE PERMIT NO.
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9. IN THE SPACE PROVIDED BELOW, FURNISH A SIMPLIFIED FLOW DIAGRAM OR A WRITTE:N D ESCRI PTlON 0 F THE PLANT UNITS IN
FLOW SEQUENCE. ,I .J..l< ':',./. "i"ll ' ,
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10. IDENTIFY RECEIVING WATERS
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11. IDENTIFY PERTINENT STREAM STANDARDS AND/OR USES OF THE RECEIVING WATERS
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12. GIVE THE EFFLUENT STANDARDS AND/OR REQUIREMENTS FOR STATE OPERATING PERMIT
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B, CURRENT PLANT LOADING
1. ANNUAL AVG DAILY FLOW RATE (mild) 2, PEAK FLOW RA TE (mild) 3. POPULATION SERVED
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4. ANNUAL AVG BODS OF RAW SEWAGE (mil/I) S. ANNUAL AVG SUSPENDED SOLID OF RAW SEWAGE (mg/I)
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6. PRINCIPAL TYPES OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE DISCHARGED TO 7. POPULATION EQUIVALENT (BOD) OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES
MUNICIPAL SYSTEM
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8. POPULATION EQUIVALENT (55) OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES 9. VOLUME OF INDUSTRIAL WASTES (mild)
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10. INFIL TRATION PROBLEMS
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C. PLANT PERFORMANCE
1.
LABORATORY ANALYSIS (Total Plant)
(a) REPORTING PERIOD
FROM (Month, year) TO (Month, year)
-. PLANT PLANT
ACTUAL PLANT PLANT NPDE5 ACHIEVES COMPLIES
MONTHLY ITEMS PERFORMANCE DESIGN PERMIT DESIGN WITH PERMIT
DATA DATA REQUIREMENTS EFFI~}ENCY REQUI~EMENTS
(b) (c) (d) (e) YES NO YES NO
(1) FLOW (mgd) "
(monthly average)
(2) PEAK FLOW (mgd)
(maxImum day) , '
SETTLEABLE: SOLIDS
(monthly average)
(3) INFLUENT (ml/l)
EFFLUENT (mIll)
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SUSPENDED SOLIDS
(monthly average)
(4) INFLUENT (mg/l) . '-'
EFFLUENT (mgll) , ..
." REMOVAL /, "
BODS (monthly average)
(5) INFLUENT (mgll)
EFFLUENT(mg/l) ..
." REMOVAL .... ./
DISSOLVE:D OXYGEN
(6) (monthly average)
EFFLUENT (mgll)
CHLORINE RESIDUAL
(7) (monthly average)
EFFLUENT (mg/1)
COLIFORM (per 100 ml)
(8) (monthly average)
TOT AL
FECAL ,y~ ,~ '.~ .<
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pH RANGE EFFLUENT
(9) MINIMUM ,
MAXIMUM , .-
TOT AL PHOSPHORUS (as P)
(monthly averBjje)
(10) INFLUENT (mg!l)
EFFLUENT (mg/l)
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TOTAL NITROGEN (as N)
(monthly everage)
( In INFLUENT (mg/l)
EFFLUENT (mg/l) .
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2. PLANT RECORDS
ARE MONTHLY OPERATING RECORDS FILED WITH STATE AGENCY? [J YES 0 NO
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3. DOES PLANT HAVE AL TERNATE ELECTRIC POWER SOURCE:? 4, ADEQUATE ALARM SYSTEM FOR POWER OR EQUIPMENT
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D DU AL FEED [i] GENERATOR D NONE F AILU RES? QYES DNO
5. EQUIPMENT PROGRAM ADEQU ATE INADEQUATE 6. IS PLANT EFFLUENT 7. DOES SEWAGE BY-PASS
BEING CHLORINATED? PLANT IN WET WEATHER.
(a.) ROUTINE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES X
(b.) RECORDS OF MAINTENANCE,REPAIRS8< REPLCMT ;)( m'YES DNO DYES OJ NO
(c.) SPARE PARTS INVENTORY )('
B. DOES SEWAGE BY-PASS 9. AGENCIES NOTIFIED OF EACH BYPASS
PLANT IN DRY ,::/r'~' ~ {; (c~ . ~,Z il/~ ! / / I'
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WEATHER?
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DYES 5J NO ,,'~;'.',-{'-/-1:';' .f' i '.'_
10. BYPASS FREQUENCY 11. AVG DURATION OF \'2. REASON FOR BYPASSING 113. CAN BYPASS SEWAGE BE l. ",.
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(Monthly) .', .. BYPASS (Hrs) .II/If /'~>':'.f CHLORINATED? Q YES DNO
14. DO SEWER OVERFLOWS OCCUR 15. ANY ODOR COMPLAINTS BEYOND PLANT PROPERTY? (If yes, expl ain)
UPSTREAM OF PLANT? J"i
DYES ci:l NO Cl,rJ (,- I/t'i {t " I -I I: .(i',;.... '.~ <. t'(:;:f' ,1"l,,;tVf:;l~:"
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16. OBSERVED APPEARANCE OF EFFLUENT, RECEIVING STREAM OR DRAINAGE WAY
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17. IS A CONSUL TING ENGINEER RETAINED OR AVAILABLE FOR CONSUL TATlON ON OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE PROBLEMS?
[!J YES DNO (If yes, check one of the fol1owlng) Qa"CONTlNUING BASES D REQUEST BASES
1B. DO OPERATORS AND OTHER PERSONNEL ROUTINELY ATTEND SHORT 19. IS LAB TESTING ADEQUATE FOR THE CONTROL
COURSES, SCHOOL OR OTHER TRAINING? DYES DNO REQUIRED FOR THIS SIZE AND TYPE OF PLANT
AND USES OF RECEIVING WATERS?
(a.) If yes, cite course sponsor, and date of last course. [Rf Y ES DNO (If No, explain)
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(b.) If no, are there any courses available in this area? ,tI/t:h , .-'.ti t:> t~
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(c.) -Is there an established procedure for training new operators?
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20. EXPLAIN MAIN DIFFICULTY EXPERIENCED WITH INDUSTRIAL WASTES
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21. PERMANENT RECORD FILE
(a.) PLANT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL? IKJ YES DNO (b.) AS BUILT PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS? [}j YES DNO
(c.) MANUFACTURERS OPERATION 8< MAINTENANCE SPECIFICATIONS? ~YES DNO (d.) FLOW CHARTS? !Xl YES D NO
22. ESTIMATED WEEKLY MAN-HOURS FOR LAB WORK INCLUDING MAINTENANCE OF RECORDS AND PREPARATION OF REPORTS
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23. ANNUAL BUDGET FOR MAINTAINING AND OPERATING PLANT
SALARIES 8< WAGES \ELECTRICITY CHEMICALS I MAINTENANCE I STAFFING 8< TRAININGI OTHER I TO T AL
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24. STABILIZATION PONDS
(a.) WEEDS CUT AND VEGETATION GROWTH IN PONDS REMOVED? I (b.) BANKS AND DIKES MAINTAINED? (Erosion, etc.)
DYES DNO ...~;'/'>!.f DYES DNO ',.': '.
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(c.) ANY REPORTS OF GROUND WATER CONTAMINATION FROM POND? (If yes, aive detail s) DYES D NO
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(d.) SEEPAGE REPORTED', (e.) ADEQUATE DEPTH CONTROL? (r.) EFFLUENT RELEASE IS
DYES DNO", DYES DNO ,,//,k )~ CONTINUOUS D INTERMITTENT D SEASON AL
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D. LABORATORY CONTROL
CODING INSTRUCTION
Enter test codes opposite appropriate items, If any of the below tests are used to monitor industrial wastes, pI ace an ax" in
addition to the test code.
1 - 7 or more per week 3 - 1, 2 or 3 per week 5 - 2 or 3 per month 7 - Quarterly 9 - Annually
2 - 4. 5 or 6 per week 4 - as required 6 - 1 per month 8 - Semi-Annually
PRIMARY (r.) SLU DGE
ITEM RAW MIXED FINAL DIGESTER RECEIVING
EFFLUENT LIQUOR SU PER- ",1f (~~ r /' /1;-.:, STREAM
RAW NATANT
(a.) (b.) (c.) (d.) (e.) (g.) (h.)
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5. DISSOLVED OXYGEN I I
6. TOTAL SOLIDS I '" I '. c.': "
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9. TEMPERATURE I J i
10. COLIFORM DENSITY, . ;;,
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11. RESIDUAL CHLORINE I
12. VOLATILE ACIDS }; , i
13. M B STABILITY
14. ALKALINITY ~/
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COMMENTS
E. PLANT PERSONNEL INVENTORY
(c.) CERTIFICATION
EMPLOYMENT VOLUNTARY TRAINING REQUIRED
NEXT 12 MONTHS
PERSONNEL CLASSIFICATION MANDATORY
(b.) (d.)
ACTUAL NO. RECOM- UPGRADE
NUMBER NO. RE- MEN DED OR ACTUAL (Promotion
NEW
MAN-HOU RS BUDGETED COMMENDEC REQUIRED NO. HIRES or skill 1m-
PER WEEK NUMBER CERTIFIED
(a.) BY STATE ptovement
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F, GUIDE - VISUAL OBSERVATION - UNIT PROCESS
RATING CODES: S = Satisfactory; U = Unsatisfactory; M = Marginal; IN = In Operation; OUT = Out of Operation
CONDITION OR APPEARANCE RATING COMMENTS
GROUNDS 5
BUILDINGS 5
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G, NOTATIONS BY EVALUATOR
1. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PROBLEMS/DEFICIENCIES
CH!;:CK EACH OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS IN TERMS OF THEIR ESTIMATED ADVERSE AFFECT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE PLANT,
ITEM MAJOR MINOR NONE ITEM MAJOR MINOR NONE
STAFF COMPLEMENT , OVE:RLOADS '(type) ,,'
f'E"",ONNEL TRAINING -, HYDRAULIC '.
OPERATING BUDGET X PERIODIC . .
l-ABORA TOR Y CON TROL " CONTINUOUS
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INSTRUMENTATION :{ ORGANIC
INDUSTRIAL WASTE )( PERIODIC
PLANT OBSOLESENCE '" CONTINUOUS
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EQUIPMENT FAILURE: .../ OVE:RLOAD CAUSE(S):
TREATMENT PROCESSES .X X INFILTRATION
SLUDGE HANDLING COMalNED SEWERS
AND PROC ESSIN G \ '>( INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
II;QllJIPMENT MAINTENANCE X' RAPID POPULATION GROWTH
SPAFlE PARTS INVENTORY .X: INCREASED SERVICE AREA
I"OW~R FAILURE i, OTHER:
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2. DESCRIBE BRIEFLY THE MAJOR PROBLEMS INDICATED ABOVE (include follow-up actions needed see instruction,,)
3. PURPOSE OF INSPECTION 4. GENERAL RATING
ACCEPTABLE ",.'~'
[2] GRANT COMPLIANCE 0 FDLLOW-UP
CONDITIONAL ACCI!:I"TANCE
0 PERMIT COMPLIANCE 0 OTHER: .:./ -'f /I', ..'
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EVALUATION PERFORMED BY TITLE ORGANIZATION DATE
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TAMPA, FLORIDA 33610
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PARAMETER
Sample
Number
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UNIT CODE
VALUE
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Temp Water
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pH Lab
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