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Download Excel NPDES Self Monitoring Program
Bear Valley Water District, Bear Valley Wastewater Treatment Facility
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Organization
Bear Valley Water District (Alpine County)show partners CVRWQCB
Program website
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Plan contactJulio S. Guerra
(209) 753-2112
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| Start date | 10/21/2005 |
| End date | None |
| Objectives | Bear Valley Water District wants to discharge up to 2.5 MGD of treated wastewater from the Bear Valley Wastewater Treatment Facility. The Discharger owns and operates the Facility. The treatment system consists of a comminuter, biological treatment in a 12.5 million-gallon aeration pond, disinfection in a 12,000 gallon chlorine contact tank, and effluent storage and polishing in a 106 million-gallon unlined storage/polishing reservoir. Effluent from the storage/polishing reservoir is disposed of through spray irrigation of land leased from C. Bruce Orvis, TBH Partners, and the United States Forest Service (USFS) during the summer months (June through October), which is regulated by Waste Discharge Requirements (WDR) Order No. 5-01-208. During wet winters with heavy snowfall, wastewater may also be discharged from Discharge Point No. 001 (see table on cover page) to Bloods Creek, a water of the United States, and a tributary to North Fork
Stanislaus River, upstream of the New Melones Reservoir. |
| Annual budget | None |
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Basins & sub-basins monitored
- San Joaquin River (Eastside)
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Sites Monitored
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Code |
Latitude |
Longitude |
Map |
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In Bloods Creek, no more than 50 ft US of the pt of
discharge
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RSW-001 |
38.456708 |
-120.036847 |
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In Bloods Creek, no more than 200 ft DS of the pt of
discharge
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RSW-002 |
38.456802 |
-120.03763 |
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Parameters Monitored
| Group | Parameters | Frequency |
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| General Water Quality |
Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Hardness, pH, Specific Conductance [EC @ 25 deg C], Temperature, Turbidity |
Weekly, Monthly |
| Hydrology |
Flow |
Continuous |
| Priority Pollutants |
Priority Pollutants |
Other |
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Data Products Available
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