developer policy manual - Grand Strand Water and Sewer Authority

DEVELOPERS’ PROCEDURES
CHAPTER TWO
treated effluent (See Appendix 12) and to incorporate into the design and
development of the project land area sufficiently suitable for the disposal
of treated effluent equal to the volume expected to be produced by the
project. Permitting of the land application site will be conducted in
conjunction with SC DHEC, the developer, and the Authority.
As an alternative to a land disposal site, the developer may be required to
share in the costs of alternative disposal methods.
Developments which have been determined by the Authority to be
required to dispose of treated effluent will be required to present an
executed treated wastewater utilization agreement or an agreement to
participate monetarily to secure an alternative method of disposal to the
Authority prior to receiving construction plan approval.
2.8.2 ESTABLISHED EFFLUENT DISPOSAL SITES
New developments will not impair use of a previously designated treated effluent
land application site.
2.9 INDUSTRIAL PRE-TREATMENT
Any project proposing to discharge or having the potential to discharge
wastewater other than “unpolluted wastewater”, which is wastewater containing
no free or emulsified grease or oil; no acids or alkalis; no phenols or other
substances that produce taste or odor in receiving water; no toxic or poisonous
substances in suspension, colloidal state or solution; no noxious or otherwise
obnoxious or odorous gases; not more than 10 mg/l each of suspended solids and
BOD; not any other substances or any other substances that will cause any
violation of receiving water quality standards, shall be required to submit a pretreatment
plan acceptable to the Authority before the Authority shall provide
service. The pretreatment plan shall be consistent with the Authority's Sewer Use
Resolution and Industrial Pretreatment Permit Procedures.
Developers’ Procedures July 2009 Grand Strand Water and Sewer Authority
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Developer Policy Manual