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City of CC—CCCC Recycled Water Agreement for Recycled Water Service
TEMPORARY RECYCLED WATER AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE
CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI
AND
CORPUS CHRISTI COUNTRY CLUB
FOR RECYCLED WATER SERVICE
THIS Agreement is entered into by and between the City of Corpus Christi, a Texas home-
rule municipal corporation, acting by and through its authorized representative, the City Manager
or designee (City), and the Corpus Christi Country Club ("CCCC" or"Uses"). The purpose of this
AGREEMENT is to establish the terms and conditions under which City will deliver and CCCC
will receive Type II reclaimed water or "Recycled Water" from the Oso Wastewater Treatment
Plant (WWTP). The parties acknowledge and agree that this Agreement is temporary and
expires when the parties enter into a standard form Recycled Water Agreement as provided
hereunder.
RECITALS AND TERMS OF AGREEMENT:
I. WHEREAS, CCCC agrees to constructing the requisite infrastructure in compliance of
Texas Administrative Code Chapter 210;
II. WHEREAS, City has the capability of delivering Type II reclaimed water from the
WWTP through a newly-constructed City Effluent Reuse Force Main and Pump
Station which brings Type II reclaimed water from the WWTP to the property line of
CCCC (See Attachment A);
III. WHEREAS, CCCC will accept Type II reclaimed water via an agreed upon connection
point for filling the retention pond and irrigating the CCCC Golf Course. Attachment A
to this agreement shows the connection point within the property of CCCC at the
irrigation pond near the 16th green;
IV. WHEREAS, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Authorization No.
R10401-004 issued November 15, 2006 for City's TCEQ Permit No. 1041-004
approves City's transmission of Type II reclaimed water for permitted uses of Type II
reclaimed water under Chapter 210, Texas Administrative Code ("Chapter 210") which
include the irrigation of golf courses, provided the TCEQ's conditions/restrictions for
use of Type II reclaimed water shown in Attachment B are met;
V. WHEREAS, City's permit for the use of Type II reclaimed water and TCEQ
Authorization No. R10401-004, for City's TCEQ Permit No. 1041-004, does not affect
or require the end-user of Type II reclaimed water to obtain separate authorization
form TCEQ for use of Type II reclaimed water for the purpose of filling a retention
pond and irrigating the Golf Course;
VI. WHEREAS, TCEQ Authorization No. R10401-004, for City's TCEQ Permit No. 1041-
004, does require City to ensure any end-user adheres to the requirements of City's
authorization for Type II reclaimed water and the terms of the governing permit;
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Vll. WHEREAS, the City's Agreed Order with the TCEQ credits the City with return flows
of 54,000 acre feet per year and the City reserves the right to adjust or discontinue
Recycled Water Service at any time if the City Manager or designee decides that it is
necessary to release additional water from the Lake Corpus Christ!/Choke Canyon
Reservoirs System;
VIII, WHEREAS, CCCC agrees that the terms of this agreement may be modified by the
City, and that Recycled Water Service may be discontinued, if the City Manager
determines that doing so is necessary for public safety, or to comply with federal or
state law, or the terms of any order issued by TCEQ, the Department of Justice, the
United States Environmental Protection Agency, or any other court of competent
jurisdiction;
IX. WHEREAS, upon its adoption, CCCC shall be subject to the Recycled Water
Ordinance which may establish new terms, conditions, requirements, charges and
rates for Recycled Water Service, along with the requirement that a standard form
agreement that each User must execute prior to delivery of Recycled Water Service;
X. WHEREAS, CCCC, as the User, must comply with all terms and conditions of the
Recycled Water Ordinance upon execution of this Agreement;
XI. WHEREAS, the City and CCCC agree that CCCC, as the User of Recycled Water,
shall adhere to the requirements of the City's Recycled Water Ordinance upon its
adoption;
XII. WHEREAS, within a period of time not to exceed 90 days after the date that a
standard form Recycled Water Agreement is provided to CCCC for review and
acceptance: (i) CCCC shall execute a standard form Recycled Water Agreement with
the City under the terms of the adopted Ordinance;(ii)this Agreement shall expire.
XIII. WHEREAS, every recital above is made a part of this Agreement and every recital is
a required term of this Agreement;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the above, City and CCCC hereby agree to the
following:
1. Agreement
a. C1TY's duties:
1) maintain operation, and maintenance of the WWTP, city pipelines, pump stations, and
any associated city equipment or facilities, specifically including the City Effluent
Reuse Force Main and Pump Station, by which Type II reclaimed water is delivered to
the connection point within the property of CCCC at the irrigation pond near the 16th
green(as shown in Attachment A).
2) To the extent permitted by law and only as reclaimed water is available, permit CCCC
to connect to City's pipeline and equipment at the connection point, see Attachment
A, where CCCC-owned equipment will receive the Type II reclaimed water and
convey it to a retention pond for irrigation of the Golf Course.
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3) To the extent permitted by law and only as reclaimed water is available, deliver Type
II reclaimed water to CCCC from the WVVTP in accordance with the terms, conditions„
and restrictions applicable to Type 11 reclaimed water set forth in Attachment B.
b. CCCC's duties:
1) CCCC shall comply with the terms, conditions and restrictions for use of Type II reclaimed
water in accordance with Attachments B and C; the Texas Administrative Code, Chapter
210, applicable federal and state law: the Corpus Christi Code of Ordinances, and the
CITY'S adopted RECYCLED WATER ORDINANCE.
2) CCCC shall periodically review CCCC Type II reclaimed water operations to ensure
compliance with the terms, conditions, and restrictions for such end-user operations
identified in Attachment B.
3) CCCC shall pay to the City a monthly charge for Recycled Water Service, under the
City's adopted RECYCLED WATER ORDINANCE, except that until the Corpus Christi
City Council adopts a rate for Recycled Water Service, the rate for Recycled Water
Service under this Agreement shall be one dollar($1.00) per month.
4) CCCC shall be solely responsible (as the owner/operator of the Golf Course) for the
funding for operation, maintenance, environmental compliance, and all environmental
fines and/or penalties; operation; and maintenance related to this Type II reclaimed water
system after the connection point at the property line of CCCC.
5) CCCC shall operate the on-site Type II reclaimed water system in accordance with the
terms, conditions, and restrictions for end-users contained in Attachments B and C„
including:
a. Test and sample the ground water associated with the Type 11 reclaimed water
retention pond leak detection system of the CCCC Golf Course and provide City
the results of these tests as required by City, City's Permit, or by TCEQ;
b. Permit the City' access to CCCC, upon request, for review of the operation and
testing/sampling procedures;
c. Provide City for review, an Operations and Maintenance Manual for the Type II
reclaimed water system onboard, to be developed and prepared by CCCC for
CCCC to implement;
d. Comply with Attachment B regarding no human contact with Type II reclaimed
water;
e. Comply with Attachment B regarding proper signage near the retention pond.
f. Maintain the right and ability, per Attachment B, to terminate this Agreement and
thereby refuse delivery of Type II reclaimed water at any time for any reason.
g. Notify City within 30 days of CCCC's receipt of notice of any policy, funding, or
operational issues which could negatively impact CCCC's ability to accept Type II
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reclaimed water and/or comply with the terms, conditions, and restrictions for an
end-user's receipt of Type II reclaimed water set forth in Attachments B and C.
2. Attachments:
This Agreement references the following documents, the contents of each are hereby
incorporated as a term, requirement and condition of this Agreement as if written out in full:
a. Attachment A: CCCC design drawing dated XXXXX.
b. Attachment B: Letter from City to CCCC dated XXXXX with Attachment, Copy of
Authorization for Reclaimed Water No. R10401-008 w/attachment issued November 15,
2006.
c. Attachment C: TCEQ Variance issued for CCCC Golf Course irrigation system (Letter
from TCEO to M. Lee Niles, P.E, of Pape-Dawson Engineers dated December 12, 2011,
signed by Dex Dean, E.I.T., and Louis C. Heron, III, P.E., of the Wastewater Permits
Section (MC148), Water Quality Division, TCEQ).
3. Administrative Provisions:
a. Effective Date and Duration. This Agreement is effective on the date upon which the
last party to this Agreement signed and dated the same. This Agreement shall remain in
effect until the parties execute a new standard form Recycled Water Agreement.
b. Termination. The parties acknowledge that both the City and CCCC have the right to
terminate the Agreement when it is in their interest or when required for compliance with
any law, regulation or appropriation statue. The parties further agree that either party
may terminate the Agreement for any reason, upon giving 30 day written notice to the
other party of the intent to do so.
c. Chances or Modifications.
1) Excluding a change to the Type II reclaimed water fees adopted by City Council, or
changes to the City's adopted Recycled Water Ordinance, changes or modifications
to this Agreement may be proposed by either parry at any time following the effective
date of the agreement. Proposed changes must be submitted to the other party in
writing and allow for a minimum 15 day review period. Changes may only be
incorporated in this Agreement upon written agreement of both parties.
Should City intend to modify and impose a Type II reclaimed water fee or charge to
CCCC that is different from the charge shown in the Recycled Water Ordinance, both
parties reserve the right to unilaterally terminate this Agreement.
Upon termination of this Agreement, CCCC shall pay the City all charges due for
Recycled Water Service up to the last date of termination of Recycled Water Service
or the last date of delivery of Recycled Water.
d. No Promise to Provide CCCC-any Amount of Reclaimed Water to CCCC.
The City makes no promise to provide CCCC any amount of reclaimed water. The
City shall provide or deliver reclaimed water only as available.
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e. Term. This Agreement expires upon execution of the standard form Recycled Water
Agreement. In addition, within a period of time not to exceed ninety days after the date
that a standard form Recycled Water Agreement is provided to CCCC for review and
acceptance: (i) CCCC shall execute a standard form Recycled Water Agreement with the
City under the terms of the adopted Ordinance; (ii) and this Agreement shall expire.
f. Notices. All notices to each party shall be in writing and shall be either hand-delivered or
sent via U.S. certified mail to the respective party's designated representative as
specified herein below. Except as otherwise provided herein, notices may be sent via
e-mail or fax, which shall be deemed delivered on the date transmitted and received.
g. Primary Contacts.
CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI:
Contact Representative: Faster Crowell
Title: Director of Wastewater Operations
Address: P.D. Box 9277, Corpus Christi, TX 78469-9277
Telephone: 361-857-1800
E-mail: fosterCaD-cctexas.com
CCCC:
Contact Representative: Dale Telford
Title: Manager
Address: 6300 Everhart Road, Corpus Christi, TX 78413
Telephone: 361 993-2811
E-mail:
4. Executed. This day of AV,0,V "i - 2013 by:
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Kathleen Hartnett White,Chairman
Larry R.Soward,Commissioners•
Martin A.Hubert,Commissioner
Glenn Shankle,Executive Director
TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
Protecting Texas by Reducing and Preventing Pollution
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Match 14, 2007
Mr.Cliff Beaber
Wastewater Treatment Superintendent
P.O. Box 9277
Corpus Christi,Texas 78469-9277
Dear Mr. Beaber:
I am sending copies of the Reclaimed Water Authorizations issued to Corpus Christi on
November 15,2006. These were requested today by Mr.Mark Shell.
If you have any further questions,please feel free to call. My number is(512)239-2583.
Sincerely,
Wanda Hamstra
Wastewater Permitting Section
Water Quality Division
P.O.Box 13087 • Austin,Texas 78711-3087 • 512/239-1000 • Internet address: .tceq.state.tx.us
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Authorization No.R10401-004
This authorization supersedes
w and replaces R 10401-003
approved May 17, 1999.
AUTHORIZATION FOR RECLAIMED WATER
Producer: City of Corpus Christi
P.O.Box 9277
Corpus Christi,Texas 78469-9277
Producer: City of Corpus Christi
P.O.Box 9277
Corpus Christi,Texas 78469-9277
Users: The permittee that the City ofCorpus Christi permitted as distributors ofthe reclaimed water.
Location: The Oso Wastewater Treatment Plant is located at 501 Nile Drive, at the intersection of
Nile Drive and Ennis 3oslin Road in the City of Corpus Christi in Nueces County Texas.
Authorization: Type I and 11 reclaimed water from the City of Corpus Christi Oso Wastewater Treatment
Plant (Permit No. 10401-004), to be used for the irrigation of golf courses, ballparks,
schools,parks, industrial centers, apartment complexes,commercial properties,irrigation
of a"closed"landfill,home lawn watering,road median,cooling towers, fire fighting,and
road construction.Attachment"A".
This authorization contained the conditions that apply for the uses of the reclaimed water. The approval of
a reclaimed water use project under chapter 210 does not affect any existing water rights. If applicable,a
reclaimed water use authorization in no way affects the need of a producer,provider and/or user to obtain
a separate water right authorization from the commission.
This action is taken under authority delegated by the Executive Director of the Texas Commission on
Environmental Quality.
Issued Date:November 15,2006
For the Commission
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Limitations:The authorization is subjected to the following requirements:
I. General Requirements.
(a) No wastewater treatment plant operator(producer) shall transfer to a user reclaimed
water without first notifying the commission.
(b) Irrigation with untreated wastewater is prohibited. 0
(c) Food crops that may be consumed raw by humans shall not be spray irrigated. Food
crops including orchard crops that will be substantially processed prior to human
consumption may be spray irrigated. Other types of irrigation that avoid contact of
reclaimed water with edible portions of food crops are acceptable.
(d) There shall be no nuisance conditions resulting from the distribution, the use,and/or
storage of reclaimed water.
(e) Reclaimed water shall not be utilized in a way that degrades ground water quality to a
degree adversely affecting its actual or potential uses.
(f) Reclaimed water managed in ponds for storage must be prevented from discharge into
waters in the state,except for discharges directly resulting from rainfall events, in
accordance with a permit issued by the commission,or as authorized under the City of
Corpus Christi Oso's Wastewater Treatment Plant(Permit No. 10401-004). All other
discharges are unauthorized. If any unauthorized overflow of a holding pond occurs
causing discharge into or adjacent to waters in the state,the user or provider, as
appropriate, shall report any noncompliance. A written submission of such information
shall also be provided to the commission regional office and to the Austin Office,Water
Enforcement Section (MC-149),within five(S)working days of becoming aware of the
overflow. The written submission shall contain a description of the noncompliance and
its cause;the potential danger to human health or safety,or the environment; the period
of noncompliance,including exact dates and times; if the noncompliance has not been
corrected, the anticipated time it is expected to continue; and,steps taken or planned to
reduce, eliminate,and prevent recurrence of the noncompliance, and to mitigate its
adverse effects.
(g) Unless otherwise provided in this authorization,there shall be no off-site discharge,
either airborne or surface runoff,of reclaimed water from the user's property except to a
wastewater treatment system or wastewater treatment collection system unless the
reclaimed water user applies for and obtains a permit from the commission which
authorizes discharge of the water.
(h) Signs in both English and Spanish shall be posted at storage areas,hose bibs and faucets
reading"Reclaimed Water,Do Not Drink" or similar warnings. Alternately,the area
may be secured to prevent access by the public.
(i) All new reclaimed water piping shall be separated from potable water piping when
trenched by a distance of at least nine feet. All new exposed piping,hose bibs and
faucets shall be painted purple and designed to prevent connection to a standard water
hose. All piping shall be stenciled with a warning reading"NON-POTABLE WATER
G) The design of any new distribution systems which will convey reclaimed water to a user
shall be approved by the executive director. Materials shall be submitted for approval by
the executive director in accordance with the Texas Engineering Practice Act(Article
3271 a,Vernon's Annotated Texas Statutes).The plans and specifications for any new
distribution systems constructed pursuant to this authorization must be approved
pursuant to state law,and failure to secure approval before commencing construction of
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such works or making a transfer of reclaimed water therefrom is a violation of this
authorization, and each day of a transfer is an additional violation until approval has
been secured.
(k) Major changes from a prior notification for use of reclaimed water must be approved by
the executive director. A major change includes:
(1) a change in the boundary of the approved service area not including the
conversion of individual lots within a subdivision to reclaimed water use;
(2) the addition of a new producer;
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(3) major changes in the intended use,such as conversion from irrigation of a golf
course to residential irrigation; or
(4) changes from either Type I or Type E uses to the other.
(1) The reclaimed water producer and user shall maintain on the sites a current operation
and maintenance plan.The operation and maintenance plan which shall contain, as a
minimum the following:
(1) a labeling and separation plan for the prevention of cross connections between
reclaimed water distribution lines and potable water lines;
(2) the measures that will be implemented to prevent unauthorized access to
reclaimed water facilities(e.g.,secured valves);
(3) procedures for monitoring reclaimed water;
(4) a plan for how reclaimed water use will be scheduled to minimize the risk of
inadvertent human exposure;
(5) schedules for routine maintenance;
(6) a plan for worker training and safety; and
(7) contingency plan for system failure or upsets.
lI. Storage Requirements for Reclaimed Water
(a) All initial holding ponds designed to contain Type I or Type U effluent, located in a
vulnerable area as defined by a rating of 114 or greater on the statewide,shall conform to
the following requirements:
(1) The ponds,whether constructed of earthen or other impervious materials,shall
be designed and constructed so as to prevent groundwater contamination;
(2) Soils used for pond lining shall be free from foreign material such as paper,
brush,trees, and large rocks;
(3) All soil liners must be of compacted material, at least 24 inches thick,compacted
in lifts no greater than 6 inches thick and compacted to 95%of Standard Proctor
Density. In-situ clay soils meeting the soils liner requirements shall be
excavated and re-compacted a minimum of 6 inches below planned grade to
assure a uniformly compacted finished surface.
(4) Soil liners must meet the following particle size gradation and Atterburg limits:
(A) 30%or more passing a number 200 mesh sieve; and
(B) a liquid limit of 30%or greater; and a plasticity index of 15 or greater
and have a permeability less than or equal to 1 X 10'cm/sec;
(5) Synthetic membrane linings shall have a minimum thickness of 40 mils with a
leak detection system. In situ liners at least 24 inches thick meeting a
permeability less than or equal to 1 X 10'crn/sec are acceptable alternatives;
(6) Certification shall be furnished by a Texas License Professional Engineer that
the pond lining meets the appropriate criteria prior to utilization of the facilities;
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(7) Soil embankment walls shall have a top width of at least five feet. The interior
and exterior slopes of soil embankment walls shall be no steeper than one foot
vertical to three feet horizontal unless alternate methods of slope stabilization are
utilized. All soil embankment walls shall be protected by a vegetative cover or
other stabilizing material to prevent erosion. Erosion stops and water seals shall
be installed on all piping penetrating the embankments;
(8) An alternative method of pond lining which provides equivalent or better water
quality protection than provided under this section may be utilized with the prior
approval of the executive director; and
(9) A specific exemption may be obtained from the executive director if, after the
review of data submitted by the reclaimed water provider or user, as appropriate,
the executive director determines containment of the reclaimed water is not
necessary, considering:
(A) soil and geologic data, and ground water data,including its quality,uses,
quantity and yield; and
(B) adequate demonstration that impainnent of ground water for its actual or
potential use will be prevented..
(b) Reclaimed water may be stored in leak-proof,fabricated tanks.
(c) Subsequent holding ponds utilized for the receipt and storage of reclaimed water of a
quality that could cause or causes a violation of a surface water quality standard or
impairment of ground water for its actual or intended use will be also subject to the
storage requirements of this section.
III. Specific Uses and Quality Standards for Reclaimed Water
Numerical parameter limits pertaining to specific reclaimed water use categories are contained in
this section. These limits apply to reclaimed water before discharge to initial holding ponds or a
reclaimed water distribution system. It shall be the responsibility of the reclaimed water
producer to establish that the reclaimed water meets the quality limits at the sample point for the
intended use in accordance with the monitoring requirements identified in Section IV relating to
Sampling and Analysis.
(a) Type I Reclaimed Water Use. Type I use is where the public will likely come in contact
with the reclaimed water. The following use(s) is allow by this authorization: fire
protection,urban irrigation and golf course irrigation.
(b) The following conditions apply to this type use of reclaimed water.At a minimum,the
reclaimed water producer shall only transfer reclaimed water of the following quality as
described for Type I reclaimed water use,reclaimed water on a 30-day average shall
have a quality of-
BODS or CBOD5 S mg/1
Turbidity 3 NTU
Fecal Coliform 20 CFUll00 rnl*
Fecal Coliform(not to exceed) 75 CFU1100 ml**
* geometric mean
** single grab sample
(c) Type II Reclaimed Water Use. The Type II use is where the public will not come in
contact with the reclaimed water. The following use(s)is allowed by this authorization:
dust suppression and soil compaction,syringing of greens and tees,landscape irrigation
where public access is restricted,and maintenance of water impoundments.
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(d) The following conditions apply to this type of use of reclaimed water. At a minimum,the
reclaimed water producer shall only transfer reclaimed water of the following quality as
described for Type H reclaimed water use,reclaimed water on a 30-day average shall
have a quality of-
BODS or CBOD5 20 mg/l
Fecal Coliform 200 CFU/100 ml*
Fecal Coliform(not to exceed) 800 CFU/100 ml**
* geometric mean
** single grab sample
IV. Sampling and Analysis.
The reclaimed water producer shall sample the reclaimed water prior to distribution to user to
assure that the water quality is in accord with the intended contracted use. Analytical methods
shall be in accord with those specified in Chapter 319 (relating to Monitoring and Reporting).
The minimum sampling and analysis frequency for Type I reclaimed water is twice per week,
and for Type H reclaimed water is once per week.
The monitoring shall be done after the final treatment unit.These records shall be maintained on
a monthly basis and be available at the plant site for inspection by authorized representatives of
the Commission for at least five years.
V. Record Keeping and Reporting.
(a) The reclaimed water provider and user shall maintain records on site for a period of five
years.
(1) Records to be maintained by the provider include:
(A) copies of notifications made to the commission concerning reclaimed
water projects.
(B) as applicable,copies of contracts made with each reclaimed water user
(this requirement does not include reclaimed water users at residences
that have separate distribution lines for potable water).
(C) records of volume of water delivered to each reclaimed water user per
delivery(this requirement does not apply to reclaimed water users at
residences that have separate distribution lines for potable water).
(D) reclaimed water quality analyses.
(2) The reclaimed water producer shall report to the commission on a monthly basis
the following information on forms furnished by the executive director. Such
reports are due to the commission by the 20th day of the month following the
reporting period.
(A) volume of reclaimed water delivered to provider.
(B) quality of reclaimed water delivered to a user or provider reported as a
monthly average for each quality criteria except those listed as"not to
exceed"which shall be reported as individual analyses.
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VI. Transfer of Reclaimed Water.
Reclaimed water transferred from a provider to a user shall be done on a demand only basis.
This means that the reclaimed water user may refuse delivery of such water at any time. All
reclaimed water transferred to a user must be of at least the treatment quality specified in
Section W. Transfer shall be accomplished via pipes or tank trucks.
VII. General Prohibitions.
Storage facilities for retaining reclaimed water prior to use shall not be located within the
fioodway and shall be protected from the 100-year flood.
VIII. Restrictions.
This authorization does not convey any property right and does not grant any exclusive privilege.
IX. Responsibilities and Contracts.
(a) The producer of reclaimed water will not be liable for misapplication of reclaimed water
by users,except as provided in this section. Both the reclaimed water provider and user
have,but are not limited to,the following responsibilities:
(1) The reclaimed water producer shall:
(A) transfer reclaimed water of at least the minimum quality required by this
chapter at the point of delivery to the user for the specified use;
(B) sample and analyze the reclaimed water and report such analyses in
accordance with Sections IV and V relating to Sampling and Analysis
and Record keeping and Reporting,respectively; and
(C) notify the executive director in writing within five (5) days of obtaining
knowledge of reclaimed water use not authorized by the executive
director's reclaimed water use approval.
(2) The reclaimed water provider shall:
(A) assure construction of reclaimed water distribution lines/systems in
accordance with 30 TAC Chapter 317 and in accordance with approved
plans and specifications;
(B) transfer reclaimed water of at least the minimum quality required by this
chapter at the point of delivery to the user for the specified use;
(C) notify the executive director in writing within five (5) days of obtaining
knowledge of reclaimed water use not authorized by the executive
director's reclaimed water use approval; and
(D) not be found in violation of this chapter for the misuse of the reclaimed
water by the user if transfer of such water is shut off promptly upon
knowledge Of Misuse regardless of contract provisions.
(3) The reclaimed water user shall:
(A) use the reclaimed water in accordance with this authorization; and
(B) maintain and provide records as required by Section III relating to
Record Keeping and Reporting.
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X. Enforcement.
If the producer,provider and/or user fails to comply with the terms of this authorization,the
executive director may take enforcement action provided by the Texas Water Code, §§26.419
and 26.136.
XI. STANDARD PROVISIONS:
(a) This authorization is granted in accordance with the Texas Water Code and the rules and
other Orders of the Commission and the laws of the State of Texas.
(G) Acceptance of this authorization constitutes an acknowledgment and agreement that the
provider and user will comply with all the terms,provisions, conditions, limitations and
restrictions embodied in this authorization and with the rules and other Orders of the
Commission and the laws of the State of Texas. Agreement is a condition precedent to
the granting of this authorization.
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TEXM COMMISSION ON EMOMMENTAL Q[dAJM
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Mr.IL X"v le%P.E.
Pape-Dawson Bogineeas
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SanAntonin,TUM 7a216
Re: Antunatfc Dateclion System--Naval Air Station Corpus Chdad
TCEQPermitNe.WQomo4oYao8
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NB O IM No,n 1011/053
naafi Mr.Iles: .' °
On October g,2or2.the Texan Cowmd d=on Rnvironmental Quali;Y CWM recavedyaur
lettar far-the:xefe2=wd pmjeM The rules that regul n the daWA i2rMEation,and twftg of
domestic wastewater projects are found in so TAC Chaps ztq,Deign criteria for LWNW&
Warftabthr Systems. AdditlomA rules that regulate domestic wamxmter rense prof&W are
found in 8o TAC Chapter 21o,Use y Recta mgd Wafer.
We have com*W d the review aged grant an approval of the desip fnr the nut OM&leak
d&-hzti'ooa =,based on the addition of an emergency water pump. 7heapprmvd
a. The leak detection system is an underdrain system for as effluent storage pond,
b. 'fie vaderdrain system Maly of approximately 85o linoar Beet of 6-inch perforated
ADS drain pipe and apprmdmately 600 linear feet of 4-hWh Perforated ADS drain pkm
that#lows to a Single=-inch perforated schedule 40 PVC groundwater moup.
a Undwilmin system pipes will be 1patalled at a drake to the
groundwater sump wM be meintained'at A points in the qmm, .
d. The design Provides access W the system dmx%h an 18-inahvalve boa at the
groundwater snenp IQCated northwest of the storage pond and at a 12-inch valve box
located soathgast of the storage pond.
e. 7he ivate the rovides source uanderr pump. °°ntrale and SCAD�A equipment to aciiv$be and
Xn addWon,the&*a mum include ate emergency groundwater pump to prevent Haw
Soatatim The pump must be capable of operating automadcaUy in tba event of low
surface water.leM in the pond or lsigh groundwater level below the pond lam.
Po.ac:]3W Aa#&,'tams 7M1.3W7 M2-239-2000 hAwndadaw:,wwwAczq arate.tLm
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.• City of CC-NASCC-E fluent Watu MOA'
Mr.M.Lei Niles,F&
Papa
Dammher 12,2011
VMW 5o days of the aonapled n of oonshvdion,a n appointed m teea Abom both the ,
Wastewater Permits Seddon of the TCEQ and the appropriate Radar Of$om of thn ee of
eompW im The w&eerr absll also provide v ritt�en c�erliflaatiw4 that all.coaetruct�,materials,
and equ4m=t were subetanti llyr fn acwrda with the appravad peat,the rules of the'
ordminnstIndu de the sed dated mW of Professimil MgInew fa the ftte of
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-If you have any duesd=,please wU me at(g*sg-4a7o or Mr.Danis C.Herrin,III,P.B.at
(S= 9"465z,
Slac�y,
DU Dean,XLT.
Wastrnwatsr marmite 3edfan(MC 348)
Water Quality Dhidan
Terms mmissIum
on Euvt� Quality
IAn&C.Herrlm,Mi P.B.
Wastewater pars fts Section(MC 148)
Water Quality DiAAZ
Tess Commisalm on Emirm ni abd Quality
DD/LCH/sp
cc: IMQ.Region 14 Office
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