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Plant and Stream Data On Implementing 1977 (BPT) and 1983 (BAT) Requirements of Clean Water Act CAPITAL INVESTMENT Total Capital spent to achieve '77 Best Practicable Technology (BPT) (1) requirements, including all past expenditures $300,000 (2) Additional capital to be spent to achieve '83 Best Available Technology (BAT) requirements 600,OOP % Present Plant Investment ANNUAL OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE COST (3) After 1977 requirements are met (4) After 1983 requirements are met ENERGY USAGE (5) After 1977 requirements are met (6) After 1983 requirements are met POLLUTION REDUCTION * BOD (7) 1977, lbs./day discharged kk (9) (10) 1983, lbs./day discharged % removed by controls 4o $ 90,000 200,000 % of Present Cost 27.3i ___ ^____ \CoO bbl Oil h/yr. COD 415 50% 260 1 % Present Plant Energy l less than 1% less than 1$> TSS Q1 90% 28 9-: 5. TPS 1628 0% 1200 2vr TKN 1 by the plant. parameters listed may not be measured by or GENC 19371 '1 * * 2- - (U) STREAM QUALITY INFORMATION Name of water body that plant discharges to A) Is this water considered to meet "fishable/swimmable" standard today? B) If answer to "A" is no, what is nature of pollutant(s) that prevents meeting this standard? Fields Brook No Total solids, C.O.D. c) What are the principal sources of this pollutant(s)? Industry and water run off from surrounding areas D) Will standard be met when the industries and communities have installed the BPT technology-based control requirement called for by July, 1977? Unknown E) If answer to "D" is no, what is nature of pollutant(s) that will prevent meeting this standard? Unknown F) What will be the principal sources of this pollutant(s) at that time? Unknown G) Will standard be met when the industries have installed the BAT technology-based control requirements called for by July, 1983? Unknown 79375