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y <br /> systenns in and still meet the groundwater discharge permit. But, for him <br /> to go with the innovative type OAR systemp which hadn't documented its <br /> ability to stay below 10. He could propose it and do that they could. He <br /> thought the state would let therm do that, But, he thought the ether <br /> requirements that the state had, which weren't in that letter was a whole <br /> new upgrade of all of the leaching. They wanted an entire upgrade of all <br /> the buildings. That was just the three buildings that they were initially <br /> going by. However, he had net seem that in writing yet. That was the <br /> indication he was getting from Mr. McGrath, something else that Mr. <br /> Dudley mentioned was the other option as far as trying nutrient loading. <br /> The nutrient loading gives calculations for proving that basically nitrogen <br /> as one of the nutrients that they take the overall flow of the property and <br /> then they figure what it was basically going to be through bacterial action <br /> and through groundwater transport at the down gradient property line. if <br /> the calculations work out that they were less than the ten parts per <br /> million of nitrogen. Thea they Wouldn't get put into the groundwater <br /> discharge program. It basically works the same way as Title V does for <br /> the one bedroom per 101000 square feet. They"ve done,those.calculations <br /> already and the one bedroom per 10,000 square feet works out. He didn't <br /> know if that held true. Mr. Haj,jar said that the property was about four <br /> acres. He had nearer dealt with those types of calculations, it got right <br /> down to the mass balance equation where they actually take the <br /> elemental weight and figure out how much breaks down.the dictual <br /> pounds of each of the nutrients. Then having it spread over the entire <br /> acreage of the property. He had not done it before or understood it enough <br /> to have an experience with to say that four acres with accommodate a <br /> 109000 GPD flow. His gut says it wroh'tf But, Mr. Dudley said that it was an <br /> option that the DEP would consider if it meant that, He called Mr. McGrath <br /> and let there know that Mr. Dudley would consider that option if they <br /> could get the calculations to work with the existing flows and proposed <br /> treatment for the three outlying buildings. or they could do all fare <br /> buildings possibly, but not be under a groundwater discharge permit so h <br /> wouldn't have to meet the 10 PPM limit. He would do basically what the <br /> board's regulation says, which was the variance that they granted. They <br /> wanted to get to the 10 PPM too. But, no one had been able to do it. They <br /> would go back to the state with the 25.milligrams per liter nitrogen. That <br /> would give him some leeway and the OAR system some leeway as far as <br /> meeting their discharge permit. But, that was something that they would <br /> have to rook into doing. Mr. Dudley did say that that would be an option for <br />� - p <br /> then. Again, he wasn't sure horny valid an option it was. There may not be <br /> enough land there for it to spread that type of flow, He just didn't have <br /> enough experience to make that call. He spoke to Mr, Hajar after h <br /> spoke to Mr, Dudley, He advised him of his conversation with Mr. Dudley. <br /> Mr. Hajjar said that at point if the seats were not going to be reduced by <br /> to the 1995 level by the board and the restaurants were not.going to <br />