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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZ-8170-C Application 2L L cc W O � L E O s V y V v M O L (� L Ica L s a CO cn ., r O _ +� s O -a O V �L ^+ W rCO V L c Cl) 2Q.ii r �Nf�Yo� � E �1�tl�Rsl� r -now@l- ~ i J ��-ii Information needed for review of a C UP for a wastewater treatment system. The CUP request is to allow the placement of a wastewater treatment system for the proposed single-family subdivision. Staff feels information co ncerning the treatment system, the elevation and site design of any buildings and the plant and t17 @ overall maintenance, short-term and long -tee, should be addressed. A full description of the collection and treatment which is to include a discussion of the proposed method of treatment, disinfection, fi Itration, and other treatment process components must be provided. This description must provide the level of treatment to be obtained without limitation for the projected levels for biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), suspended solids (SS), nitrogen (N) total and fecal coliform, phosphorous, oils and grease and other characteristics both before and after treatment of the wastewater as well as any other information required by the State Department of Health and the Department of Environmental Quality. The description is to include the need for sludge removal; frequency and quantity of sludge removal, method of storage, location of on -site storage, method of transport, haul routes and volume to be hauled off -site and method of disposal. In addition a full description of the proposed wastewater disposal method must be provided. This is to include an evaluation of soil conditions; groundwater conditions; groundwater movement; proximity to beneficial water uses such as wells, streams and drainage courses and consideration of contaminant travel in both ground water and surface water. The analysis is to include the location of discharge, the method for d ischarge and an analysis of potential discharge points for treated wastewater. The operational noise impact to neighboring residences is to be addressed. This is to include specific decibel readings submitted for equipment to be used, projections of noise levels to be expected at the property line(s) and at residences which may be impacted by increased noise levels, measurements of current night and day ambient sound levels at impacted residences should also be provided. The use of generators and the noise/impact of the equipmenttesting times, duration of testing. ; Odors and other air quality issues should be considered including a description of wind directions, inversion conditions, likely impacts on nearby receptors and odor control methods to be implemented with the treatment plant. Measures to control mosquitoes and other insects which may be attracted to the pond(s) should be addressed. Biological impacts including bird attraction should be addressed. An analysis of potential visual impacts of the treatment plant, ponds particularly with respect to surrounding area should be addressed The plan Is houldninareas ccl de elevations for the proposed treatment system, any proposed buildings or fencing to be located around the site; location of buildings fencing, building construction materials, building heights, fence heights, use of razor or concertina wire. Alternative methods of sewage disposal. Complete description of all altematives for the project including development of an on -site septic system, other types of treatment methods, development of off -site sewage disposal systems and connection to a public sewer system. The size of the proposed package treatment plant must be considered in relation to potential growth inducing impacts. The long term managerial and financial needs for the package treatment plant are to be fully determined. This is to include characterizing the persons responsible for maintenance nnH monitoring, their aualifications. training rRm __ „ 10-year financial plan for operation, maintenance and repair of the treatment plant is to be prepared and submitted which includes depreciation of equipment, expected replacement times for equipment components and the financial reserves necessary to meet these operational issues. Prior to issuance of a final plat, deed restrictions and covenants are to be recorded specifying the long-term technical, managerial, and financial requirements for operation of the plant as outlined in the 10-year financial plan. An emergency plan is to be developed that addresses the availability of back-up personnel and actions to be taken in the event of treatment plant failure, pond rupture or overflow, effects of seismic events, unusual climatic conditions, and other similar events. Information needed for review of a CUP for a wastewater treatment system. The CUP request is to allow the placement of a wastewater treatment system for the proposed single-family subdivision. Staff feels information concerning the treatment system, the elevation and site design of any buildings and the plant and the overall maintenance, short-term and long-term, should be addressed. A full description of the collection and treatment which is to include a discussion of the proposed method of treatment, disinfection, filtration, and other treatment process components must be provided. This description must provide the level of treatment to be obtained without limitation for the projected levels for biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), suspended solids (SS), nitrogen (N), total and fecal coliform, phosphorous, oils and grease and other characteristics both before and after treatment of the wastewater as well as any other information required by the State Department of Health and the Department of Environmental Quality. The description is to include the need for sludge removal; frequency and quantity of sludge removal, method of storage, location of on -site storage, method of transport, haul routes and volume to be hauled off -site and method of disposal. In addition a full description of the proposed wastewater disposal method must be provided. This is to include an evaluation of soil conditions; groundwater conditions; groundwater movement; proximity to beneficial water uses such as wells, streams and drainage courses and consideration of contaminant travel in both ground water and surface water. The analysis is to include the location of discharge, the method for discharge and an analysis of potential discharge points for treated wastewater. The operational noise impact to neighboring residences is to be addressed. This is to include specific decibel readings submitted for equipment to be used, projections of noise levels to be expected at the property line(s) and at residences which may be impacted by increased noise levels, measurements of current night and day ambient sound levels at impacted residences should also be provided. The use of generators and the noise/impact of the equipment; testing times, duration of testing. Odors and other air quality issues should be considered including a description of wind directions, inversion conditions, likely impacts on nearby receptors and odor control methods to be implemented with the treatment plant. Measures to control mosquitoes and other insects which may be attracted to the pond(s) should be addressed. Biological impacts including bird attraction should be addressed. An analysis of potential visual impacts of the treatment plant, ponds and irrigation areas particularly with respect to surrounding area should be addressed. The plan should include elevations for the proposed treatment system, any proposed buildings or fencing to be located around the site; location of buildings fencing, building construction materials, building heights, fence heights, use of razor or concertina wire. Alternative methods of sewage disposal. Complete description of all alternatives for the project including development of an on -site septic system, other types of treatment methods, development of off -site sewage disposal systems and connection to a public sewer system. The size of the proposed package treatment plant must be considered in relation to potential growth inducing impacts. The long term managerial and financial needs for the package treatment plant are to be fully determined. This is to include characterizing the persons responsible for maintenance and monitoring, their qualifications, training requirements and the expected costs of these activities. A 10-year financial plan for operation, maintenance and repair of the treatment plant is to be prepared and submitted which includes depreciation of equipment, expected replacement times for equipment components and the financial reserves necessary to meet these operational issues. Prior to issuance of a final plat, deed restrictions and covenants are to be recorded specifying the long-term technical, managerial, and financial requirements for operation of the plant as outlined in the 10-year financial plan. An emergency plan is to be developed that addresses the availability of back-up personnel and actions to be taken in the event of treatment plant failure, pond rupture or overflow, effects of seismic events, unusual climatic conditions, and other similar events. Carney, Dana From: Joe White <jwhite@whitedaters.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 7, 2016 9:38 AM To: Carney, Dana Subject: Mountain Valley NPDES Discharge Limits Attachments: Pollution Management Inc Letter Re NPDES Discharge Limits for Mountain Valley Subdivision_20150429.pdf Dana, Attached is the letter from ADEQ outlining the discharge limits. Received this back in April of 2015. Working on the lay summary Joe White White-Daters & Associates, Inc. 24 Rahling Circle Little Rock, AR 72223 P: (501) 821-1667 F: (501) 821-1668 ADEQ A R K A N S A S Department of Environmental Quality APR 2 9 2015 John Metrailer, Project Engineer Pollution Management, Inc. 3512 South Shackleford Road Little Rock, AR 72205 RE: Preliminary NPDES Discharge Limits for Mountain Valley Subdivision Dear Mr. Metrailer: Based on your letter dated April 3, 2015 and additional information received on April 20, 2015 and April 23, 2015, preliminary effluent discharge limits were estimated for a discharge of treated domestic wastewater to Nowlin Creek. This evaluation used a design flow of 0.04 MGD. These preliminary limits would need to be re-evalulated if the final design flow is higher. The following discharge location was used for this evaluation: Discharge coordinates: 34' 50' 10.99" N; 92' 32' 26.79" W Watershed Area at outfall: 12.1 square miles HUC + Reach: 11110207 + 020 Receiving Stream: Nowlin Creek Planning Segment: 3C Ecoregion: Ouachita Mountains County: Pulaski Preliminary Limits for Discharge to Nowlin Creek Parameter Monthly Average Daily Maximum Carbonaceous Biochemical Oxygen Demand CBOD5) (Ma — October) 10.0 m /L 15.0 mg/L ovember —April) 20.0 m /L 30.0 mg/L Total Suspended Solids TSS Ma — October 15.0 m /L 22.5 m /L (November — April) 20.0 mg/L 30.0 m /L Ammonia -Nitrogen (NH3-N) (April) 5.2 mg/L 5.2 m /L (May — October) 4.0 m /L 5.2 m /L (November — March) 14.7 m /L 14.7 m /L Dissolved Oxygen (DO) Ma - October) 6.0 mg/L (Instantaneous Minimum) (November - April) 1 2.0 m /L (Instantaneous Minimum) j Fecal Coliform Bacteria (FCB) (April — September) 200 col/100 mL 400 col/100 mL (October — March) 1000 col/100 mL 2000 col/100 mL ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 5301 NORTHSHORE DRIVE / NORTH LITTLE ROCK / ARKANSAS 721 18-531 7 / TELEPHONE 501-682-0744 / FAX 501-682-0880 www.adeq.state.ar.us Preliminary Limits for Discharge to Nowlin Creek Parameter Monthly Average I Daily_ Maximum H 6.0 — 9.0 s.u. Total Residual Chlorine (TRC) Report* * If chlorine is used for disinfection, TRC reporting is required during the first permit term. At time of permit renewal, TRC reported data will be reviewed to determine if reasonable potential (RP) to exceed EPA water quality criteria is shown. If RP is shown, a TRC limit of 0.0 11 mg/L may be added to the renewal permit. Please be advised that these preliminary limits are based on information available at this time on the proposed discharge location and that any of these limits are subject to change based on any data reported for the effluent or data collected in the receiving stream after an application is submitted. The preliminary limits given in this letter are expressed in concentration, but any future permit will most likely contain mass limits also, which would be determined using the design flow of the treatment system using the following equation: Mass (lb/day) = Design Flow (MGD) x 8.34 x Concentration Limit (mg/L) The proposed receiving stream is not listed as impaired on the currently approved 2008 303(d) list. Please note that in addition to the limits given above, additional monitoring requirements or limits may be added for other parameters based on information contained in the permit application, any effluent data collected after a permit is issued, or as may be required by any final approved TMDI.. These preliminary limits will require EPA approval and therefore, are subject to change. In no way does this letter guarantee that a construction permit or a NPDES discharge permit will be issued. If any assumptions noted herein are proven false, this analysis may be moot. If you have any questions, you can reach us at the contact information listed below. Sincerely, Shane Byrum Staff Engineer NPDES Discharge Permits Section Water Division (501) 682-0618 E-mail: Crum adeq state.ar.us Kimberly A. Fuller, P.E. Engineer Supervisor NPDES Discharge Permits Section Water Division (501) 682-0643 Email: fuller@adeq.state.ar.us ADEQ A R K A N S A S Department of Environmental Quality APR 2 9 2015 John Metrailer, Project Engineer Pollution Management, Inc. 3512 South Shackleford Road Little Rock, AR 72205 RE: Preliminary NPDES Discharge Limits for Mountain Valley Subdivision Dear Mr. Metrailer: Based on your letter dated April 3, 2015 and additional information received on April 20, 2015 and April 23, 2015, preliminary effluent discharge limits were estimated for a discharge of treated domestic wastewater to Nowlin Creek. This evaluation used a design flow of 0.04 MGD. These preliminary limits would need to be re-evalulated if the final design flow is higher. The following discharge location was used for this evaluation: Discharge coordinates: 34' 50' 10.99" N; 92' 32' 26.79" W Watershed Area at outfall: 12.1 square miles HUC + Reach: 11110207 + 020 Receiving Stream: Nowlin Creek Planning Segment: 3C Ecoregion: Ouachita Mountains County: Pulaski Preliminary Limits for Discharge to Nowlin Creek Parameter Monthly Average Daily Maximum Carbonaceous Biochemical Oxy en Demand CBODS Ma — October) 10.0 mg/L 15.0 m /L (November — April) 2 0. 0 m /L 30.0 m /L Total Suspended Solids (TSS) Ma — October) 15.0 m /L 22.5 m /L (November — April) 20.0 m /L 30.0 mg/L Ammonia -Nitrogen (NH3-N) (April) 5.2 m /L 5.2 m /L (May — October) 4.0 m /L 5.2 m /L (November -- March 14.7 m /L 14.7 m /L Dissolved Oxygen (DO) (May - October) 6.0 m /L (Instantaneous Minimum) (November - April) 2.0 m /L (Instantaneous Minimum) Fecal Coliform Bacteria (FCB) (April — September) 200 col/100 mL 400 col/100 mL (October — March) 1000 col/100 mL 2000 col/100 mL ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 5301 NORTHSHORE DRIVE / NORTH LITTLE ROCK / ARKANSAS 721 18-531 7 / TELEPHONE 501-682-0744 / FAX 501-682-0880 www. adeq.state.ar.us Preliminary Limits for Discharge to Nowlin Creek Parameter Monthly Average I Dail Maximum pH 6.0 — 9.0 s.u. Total Residual Chlorine TRC Report* * If chlorine is used for disinfection, TRC reporting is required during the first permit term. At time of permit renewal, TRC reported data will be reviewed to determine if reasonable potential (RP) to exceed EPA water quality criteria is shown. If RP is shown, a TRC limit of 0.0 11 mg/L may be added to the renewal permit. Please be advised that these preliminary limits are based on information available at this time on the proposed discharge location and that any of these limits are subject to change based on any data reported for the effluent or data collected in the receiving stream after an application is submitted. The preliminary limits given in this letter are expressed in concentration, but any future permit will most likely contain mass limits also, which would be determined using the design flow of the treatment system using the following equation: Mass (lb/day) = Design Flow (MGD) x 8.34 x Concentration Limit (mg/L) The proposed receiving stream is not listed as impaired on the currently approved 2008 303(d) list. Please note that in addition to the limits given above, additional monitoring requirements or limits may be added for other parameters based on information contained in the permit application, any effluent data collected after a permit is issued, or as may be required by any final approved TMDL. These preliminary limits will require EPA approval and therefore, are subject to change. In no way does this letter guarantee that a construction permit or a NPDES discharge permit will be issued. If any assumptions noted herein are proven false, this analysis may be moot. If you have any questions, you can reach us at the contact information listed below. Sincerely, Shane Byrum Staff Engineer NPDES Discharge Permits Section Water Division (501) 682-0618 E-mail: byrum& adeq. state. ar. us Kimberly A. Fuller, P.E. Engineer Supervisor NPDES Discharge Permits Section Water Division (501) 682-0643 Email: fuller�7a,�.adeq.state.ar.us Carney, Dana From: Joe White <jwhite@whitedaters.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 7, 2016 11:01 AM To: Carney, Dana Subject: Mountain Valley WWTP Attachments: Packaged ISAM short.pdf Dana, Below is a description from the supplier. Some of this is not very "corn bread", but an engineer wrote it and they just can't help it. Also attached are some photos. Let me know if this works. In operation, all flow enters the first compartment of the ISAM where influent solids are allowed to settle much like a primary clarifier. The first compartment is a constant level basin with a baffled inlet and outlet. This basin helps with solids removal. When a gallon enters the reactor a gallon overflows out an underflow baffle to the next reactor which is the surge basin. This basin provides both organic and hydraulic load equalization. Actived sludge bacteria is maintained in the surge basin to immediately react with incoming flow to initiate and accelerate carbon and nitrogen reactions. From the surge basin, liquid is pumped to the sequencing batch reactor (SBR) basin in one complete batch in several minutes, thereby reducing the volume in the surge basin to allow additional equalization storage capacity. The liquid from the surge basin is pumped to the SBR through the jet aspirating nozzle assembly to provide the required oxygen in the SBR for BOD and ammonia removal. A 100% stand by in place SBR feed/mix pump and jet aspirating nozzle is included for redundancy. After the SBR is filled, aeration and mixing continues as required until the surge tank has filled to a level to allow another batch to be treated. Once this level is reached, the contents of the SBR settle in a quiescent condition for a predetermined time with no new flow entering the SBR. After the bacteria settle, the top approximately 25% of the SBR basin which is well above the sludge blanket level in the SBR is decanted to the chlorine contact tank through an air operated decanting device. As soon as decanting starts, chlorine is fed into the chlorine contact tank. The contents of the chlorine contact tank flow through a series of baffles to the overflow in the chlorine contact tank to the final outfall. 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We have added requiring approval documents from ADEQ and ADH for floodplain permit approval. Thanks, Daniel Phillips, PS, CFM Professional Surveyor/Certified Floodplain Manager Pulaski County Road & Bridge 3200 Brown Street Little Rock, AR 72204 501-340-6800 Mountain Valley Addition — PCRB Comments (Wastewater Treatment Plant) — 7/11/16 1. Obtain driveway permit for Pleasant Grove road connection. Call Patricia Mackey with PCRB (501-340-6800) Items needed for floodplain development approval 1. Creek crossing design for any culvert, bridge, or low water crossing (if any are to be used) 2. Design for all structural components located within the floodplain/floodway such as roadbeds, levees, and building foundations. Density test are required after placement of structural material showing that material meets or exceeds design density 3. Estimate, in cubic yards, for amount fill to be brought into floodplain 4. Signed Pulaski County floodplain development application 5. Permit review fee of $25 plus one cent per cubic yard of fill to be brought into the floodplain 6. Approved 404 permit from the Corps of Engineers for any work in the wetlands 7. Approved ADEQ permit for any construction over 1 acre or any stream crossing 8. All utilities must be located above the Base Flood Elevation or flood proof 9. Scaled 1% annual chance flood limits cannot be shown on plat 10. Provide all approval documents from Arkansas Department of Health and the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality. REGISTRATION FORM FOR PERSONS WISHING TO ADDRESS THE PLANNING COMNIISSION This card can be picked up at any time in the Planning and Development Office, 723 West Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas. I wish to speak about Item # 0 C, on the agenda. 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I am opposed for Name %.P Address 0� Telephone No. Date y� �Y AF[N Facility Name City County Permit Number / EPA ID / RST Status Media Facility Number ,60- RECOVERY CENTERS OF LITTLE ROCK PULASKI AR0045560 Active N1 terr- 100413 ARKANSAS Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Carole Baxter, Executive Direc / Oasis Renewal Center / 1201 River Road / North Little Rock, AR 72114 US Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: �60 ARK FOUR-H CENTER FFZDALE PULASKI .AR0039250 Active �Dr 0045] Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Jack Boles, Executive Director / Ark Four-H Center / One 4-H Way / Little Rock, AR 72211 US Primary SIC: 8641-CIVIC AND SOCIAL ASSOCIATIONS Primary NAICS: IPARKDIXONMANOR MOBILE HOME ,LITTLE ROCK :PULASKI .AR0043931 Active Waters 00- Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: I ilding Lund, Owner / Dixon Manor MHP / P.O. Box 658 / Corte Madera, CA 94976 US Primary SIC: 6515-MOBILE HOME SITE OPERATORS Primary NAICS: 53119-Lessors of Other Real Estate Property 60- 145TH STREET WATER & SEWER LITTLE ROCK PULASKI ,AR0040266 Active INPDES Water- 00472 345 PerrritType: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Iverson Jackson, Chairman / 145th Street W&S Imp. Dist.345 / P.O. Box 164467 / Little Rock, AR 72206 US Primary SIC: 6552-SUBDP✓IDERS AND DEVELOPERS, NE Primary NAICS: 23721-Land Subdivision 60- PULASKI CO SCH-OAK GROVE LITTLE ROCK PULASKI AR0044750 .Active lWater- .00486 HIGH NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Dr, Jerry Guess, Super. / Oak Grove High School / 3924 Neely Road / Little Rock, AR 72206 US Primary SIC: 8211-ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOO Primary NAICS: 61111-Elementary and Secondary Schools 60- ]BAKER APARTMENTS LITTLE ROCK PULASKI .AR0037338 Active Water PermitType: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Jacquelyn Nwanodi, Owner / Baker Apartments / P.O. Box 151 / Etiwanda, CA 91739 US Primary SIC: 6513-APARTMENT BUILDING OPERATORS Primary NAICS: 53111-Lessors of Residential Buildings and Dwellings 60- 00573 .PULASKI CO SCH-ROBINSON HIGH LITTLE ROCK PULASKI AR0043893 jAc7tiveDES Perrot Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Dr. Jerry Guess, Superintenden / PCSSD Robinson High School / 3924 Neely Road / Little Rock, AR 72206 Primary SIC: 8211-ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOO Primary NAICS: 61111-Elementary and Secondary Schools 60- PULASKI CO SCH-FULLER LITTLE ROCK FA�KIJAR0044601 Active Waters Perrot Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Robert E. McGill / Fuller School WWTF / PO Box 8601 / LITTLE ROCK, AR 72206 US Primary SIC: 8211-ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOO Primary NAICS: 61111-Elementary and Secondary Schools 00589 1.' CO SCH-LANDMARK ELE LITTLE ROCK PJULASKIJAR0044610 ,Active ller- NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Dr. Jerry Guess, Superintenden / Landmark Elementary / 3924 Neely Road / Little Rock, AR 72206 US Primary SIC: 8211-ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOO Primary NAICS: 61111-Elementary and Secondary Schools 60- PULASKI CO SCH-LAWSON LITTLE ROCK PULAS AR0044628 Active Water- INPDES Permit Type: Domestic Perrot Name/Address: Dr. Jerry Guess, Super. / Lawson Elementary School / 3924 Neely Road / LITTLE ROCK, AR 72206 US Primary SIC: 8211-ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOO Primary NAICS: 61111-Elementary and Secondary Schools Page 1 of 7 AFIN Facility Name City County Permit Number / EPA ID / RST Status Media Facility Number 60- BAYOU METO ELEMENTARY WTP :LITTLE ROCK PULASKI AR0044598 Active ;Water - Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Tony Wood, Superintendent / Bayou Meto Elementary Sch / 1414 W. Main / Jacksonville, AR 72076 US .Primary SIC: 8211-ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOO Primary NAICS: 61111-Elementary and Secondary Schools �60- ISCOTT SCHOOL TREATMENT SCOTT PULASKI AR0047449 Active Water- .NPDES D0596 ;SYSTEM Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Robert E. McGill / Scott School Treatment System/ 900 Edgewood Dr. / Maumelle, AR 72113 US Primary SIC: 8211-ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOO Primary NAICS: 61111-Elementary and Secondary Schools 60- LITTLE ROCK ZOO LITTLE ROCK PULASKI .AR0037745 Active WPDES Permit Type: Domestic -Permit Name/Address: Michael E. Blakely / Little Rock Zoo / 1 Zoo Drive / Little Rock, AR 72205 US Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: 'SPEEDY STOP, INC LITTLE ROCK PJU�K]RAR0042544 Active Water- INPDES +00- PennitType: Domstic Permit Name/Address: Shama Khmani / Speedy Stop LLC / 111 W. Dixon Road / LITTLE ROCK, AR 72206 US .Primary SIC: 5812-EATING PLACES Primary NAICS: ,PULASKI CO BAKERY :LITTLE ROCK PULASKI .Active NPDES +D0-ater- .APOM2927 .Perrot Type: Domestic .Permit Name/Address: Janes R. Shape / Superintendent / P.O. Box 8601 / LITTLE ROCK, AR 72206 US :Primary SIC: 5461-RETAIL BAKERS .Primary NAICS: {600- YOUTH HOME WC-GENISIS CAMP LITTLEROCK PULASKI,AR0045471 Active Nater- PDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: David Napier, Exec Dir / Youth Horre Genisis Camp / 20400 Colonel Glenn Rd / Little Rock, AR 72210 US Primary SIC: 7032-SPORTING AND RECREATIONAL CAMP Primary NAICS: 721214-Recreational and Vacation Camps (except Campgrounds) FERNCLIFF CAMP FERNDALE PULASKI Active NPDES 00- .AR0036421 Permit Type: Domestic Perrot Name/Address: David Gill, Executive Director / Femrcliff Canp and Conference / 1720 Femcli$'Road / Little Rock, AR 72223 Primary SIC: 7032-SPORTING AND RECREATIONAL CAMP .Primary NAILS: 721214-Recreational and Vacation Camps (except Campgrounds) 50- 1 HUMANE SOCIETY OF PULASKI LITTLE ROCK PULASKI .AR0049051 Active Water- INPDES 01393 CO Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Ar ay Hill, Treasurer / Human Society of Pulaski Co / 14600 Colonel Glen Road / Little Rock, AR 72210 US Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: 60- CEDAR HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH NORTH LITTLE PULAS AR0048968 Active Water - INPDES ,ROCK Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Charlie Winters, Pastor / Cedar Heights Baptist Church / 14502 Cedar Heights Road / North Little Rock, AR 72118 US Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: 60- SWN SAND CO. NORTH LITTLE PULASKI ARG550410 Active Water- 01545 ROCK NPDFS Page 2 of 7 AFIN Facility Name City County Permit Number / EPA ID / RST Status Media Facility Number Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Keith Lewis / SWN Production (Arkansas), LLC / 220 Sand River Road / North Little Rock, AR 72117 Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: 212322-Industrial Sand Mining 60- CONNELLater- 101651 J, MARTHA [JACKSONVILLE PULASKI,ARG550268 Active NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Martha L Connell / P. O. Box 8024 / Jacksonville, AR 72078 Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAILS: 22132-Sewage Treatment Facilities 60- JaCR'SWELL` ROBERT NORTH LITTLE JPULASKJ.ARG550013 Actt►� Water- 101656 ROCK NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Robert Criswell / 7101 W Hotdale Rd / North Little Rock, AR 72118 Primary SIC: 8741-MANAGEMENT SERVICES Primary NAICS: 60- 'AKINS,JACKIE MAi NIELLE. PULASKI ARG550014 Active lWater- .01663 Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Jackie Atkins / 14811 Ingram/ Maumelle, AR 72113 Primary SIC: 4941-WATER SUPPLY Primary NAILS: 22131-Water Supply and Irrigation Systems 60- MC QUA)D,PAMELA NORTH LITTLE ROCK PULASKI ARG550015 Active Water - NPDES Permit Type: Domstic Permit Name/Address: Pamela McQuaid / 10822 Mundo Rd / North Little Rock, AR 72118 Primary SIC: 4941- WATER SUPPLY Primary NAICS: 22131-Water Supply and Irrigation Systerrs 60- 60- j1AFFER1Y EQUIPMENT MFG.,INC. NO RTH LITTLE ROCK PULAS ARG550230 Active Water- NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Alan McEntire / Laferty Equipment Mfg., Inc / 5614 Oak Grove Road / North Little Rock, AR 72118 Primary SIC: 4941-WATER SUPPLY Primary NAICS: 22131-Water Supply and Irri pdon Systerrs 60- DOLLAR GENERAL LITTLE ROCK PULASKI .ARG550485 Actkc lWater- NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Perrot Namre/Address: T. Scott Proctor / Van Tassel- Proctor, Inc. 15110 Talley Road / Little Rock, AR 72204 Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities THIS LITTLE LIGHT OF MINE J�EROCK PULASKI ARG550231 Active .00- ��ater- PDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Cody Bums / This Little Light ofMine / 8819 Arch Street / Little Rock, AR 72206 Primary SIC: 8741-MANAGEMENT SERVICES Primary NAILS: 01- ;SYLVIA AUSTIN WAREHOUSE LITTLE ROCK PULASKI .ARG550233 ater- Active NPDES Permit Type: Domstic Perrot Name/Address: Ronnie Austin / ASI / 405 West Dixon Road / LITTLE ROCK, AR 72206 Primary SIC: 4941-WATER SUPPLY Primary NAICS: 22131-Water Supply and Irrigation Systems � 01823 .WENNEKEP,,BILL IROLAND IPULASKIIARG550250 Active NPDES Perrot Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Bill Wenneker / 7610 South Guenther / Roland, AR 72135 Primary SIC: Primary NAILS: 010- HART-SELL'O. JACK LITTLE ROCK PULASKI ARG550259 jActive NPDES Page 3 of 7 �c &I AFIN Facility Name City County Permit Number / EPA ID / RST Status Media Facility Number Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Jack Hartsell / 14411 County Farm Road / LIttle Rock, AR 72223 Primary SIC: 6514-DWELLING OPERATORS, EXC. APART Primary NAICS: 60- CALLAGHAN CREEK SUBDIVISION LITTLE ROCK PULASKI .AR0050130 '� Active NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Matt Mellor / 10001Mabelvale Pike / MABELVALE, AR 72103 Primrary SIC: 6552-SUBDIVIDERS AND DEVELOPERS, NE Primary NAICS: 160- �WATERVIEW ESTATES/PH If IROLAND PULASKI AR0050393 ActivelWater- NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Rick Ferguson, President / Waterview Estates, LLC / P.O. Box 23670 / Little Rock, AR 72221 Primary SIC: 8741-MANAGEMENT SERVICES Primary NAILS: 1 50- ALOTIAN GOLF CLUB WWTP ROLAND PULASKIAR0050245 Active waters Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Justin Sins, Superintendent / The Alotian Club, LLC / 101 AlotianDrive / Roland, AR 72135 US Primary SIC: 7997-MEMBERSHIP SPORTS & RECREATION Primary NAICS: +50- VISIONS NORTH LITTLE PULASKI ARG550276 Active Water- 02404 ROCK NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: David Meintz/ Visions / PO Box 12232 / Maume➢e, AR 72113 Primary SIC: 7999-AMUSEMENT AND RECREATION, NEC Primary NAICS: 600- TWO RIVERS HARBOR LITTLE ROCK PULASKI AR0050547 Active Wales-.S Permit Type: Domestic Perrot Name/Address: Charles Hinson / Two Rivers Harbor / P.O. Box 5549 / North Little Rock, AR 72119 Primary SIC: 8741-MANAGEMENT SERVICES Primary NAICS: LOCHRIDGE ESTATES WWTP LITTLE ROCK PULASKI AR0050521 Lot, -., Active 030-Water- NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Randy Ives, District Chairman / Lochridge Estates WWTP / 4844 Lake Norre➢ Road / Alexander, AR 72002 Prinwy SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAICS: 60- IGARYLENSCH NORTH LITTLE IPULASKI�ARG550282 Water- Active ,03943 ROCK NPDES Perrot Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Gary Lensch / 514 Enchanted Valley Lane / North Little Rock, AR 72118 Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: 60- 'ID' ANITA/RESIDENCE NORTH LITTLE PULASKI ARG550291 Active Water- 04M8 ROCK NPDES Permit Type: Domstic Permit Name/Address: Anita Main/ 3921 BirninghamLane / North Little Rock, AR 72118 Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: 60- MCBURNEiT,PATRICL, IjMIDENC NORTH LITTLE I'L ASKI ARCT550290 Active Water- +04089 ROCK NPDES !Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Patricia McBumett / 4007 Birmk gham Lane / North Little Rock, AR 72118 :Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: 60- IZIONCE,MALINDA-RENTAL IMAUMLENI IPULASKIIARG550292 jActive Water- +D4097 PROPERTY NPDES 21 Page 4 of 7 AFIN Facility Name City County Perit Number / EPA ID / RST ,Status Media Facility Number Permit Type: Dorrestic Permit Name/Address: Malmda Zionce / 1011 James Drive / Cabot, AR 72023 Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: 60- OASIS CHURCH NORTH LITTLE PULASKI lWater- Active 04120 ROCK .ARG550297 NPDES :Permit Type: Domestic :Permit Name/Address: Steven L. Kirk / Oasis Church / 7318 Windsong Dr / North Little Rock, AR 72113 'Primary SIC: 5311-DEPARTMENT STORES :Primary NAILS: 452111-Department Stores (except Discount Department Stores) RAND4147 �'LL MOORE RESIDENCE ROLAND 'PULASKI ARG550299 Active �60- ,Water :Permit Type: Domestic .Permit Name/Address: Randall Moore / 24921 Blue Gill Drive / Roland, AR 72135 Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: �60- SENSATIONS JACKSONVIILE :PULAS ARG550304 .Active NPDES Permit Type: Domestic ;Permit Name/Address: Billy Marfoglio / Sensations / PO Box 5601 / Jacksonville, AR 72078 :Primary SIC: 7999-AMUSEMENT AND RECREATION, NEC Primary NAICS: 60- KERRE RESIDENCE NORTH LITTLE PULASKI ,ARG550306 Active Water- 041861,'ULE ROCK NPDES Permit Type: Dorrestic Permit Name/Address: Julie Kierre / 8407 Marche Lateral Rd / North Little Rock, AR 72118 Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities 160- RUFF MORTUARY SERVICE NORTH LITTLE PULAS ARG550311 Active Water - ROCK NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Perrot Name/Address: Blake Ruff/ Ruff'Trade Services / 218 Behmint Dr / North Little Rock, AR 72116 Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: 8122 1 0-Funeral Homes and Funeral Services 60- 1WAYNE BARKER RENTAL ]NORTH LITTLE PULASKI ARG550313 Active Water - PROPERTY :PROPERTY ROCK NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Pernik Name/Address: Wayne Barker / 106 Red River / Sherwood, AR 72120 Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: �60- 'BLAND, MICHAEL L./PERSONAL :NORTH LITTLE PULASK] ARG550305 .Active Water- 04279 RES ROCK NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Michael Bland / 910 Kellogg Rd / North Little Rock, AR 72120 Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: 60- MID SOUTH PROPERTIES, LLC CABOT PULASKI ARG550317 Active Water- NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Minor Booth / Mid South Properties, LLC / #11 Oakbrooke Drive / Sherwood, AR 72120 Primary SIC: 7999-AMUSEMENT AND RECREATION, NEC Primary NAICS: 713990-All Other Amasernent and Recreation Industries 60- BLUE ROOF,LLC/CORNERSTONE LITTLE ROCK PULASKI .ARG550329 Active Water- IBLDG NPDES -04383 Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Susan PasAdewicz / Blue Roof LLC / 21620 Hwy 10 / Little Rock, AR 72005 US Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities JPEGGY POWELL LITTLE ROCK PULASKI ARG550344 Active NPDES 04386 Page 5 of 7 AF1N Facility Name City County Permit Number / EPA ID / RST Status Media Facility Number Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Peggy Powell / 18008 Agee / Little Rock, AR 72223 US Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities 00- LEON WILLIAMS :HENSLEY PULASKI ARG550346 Acme INPDES ater- Perrot Type: Domestic Perrot Name/Address: Leon Williarns / 27041 Hwy 365 / Hensley, AR 72065 US Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAILS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities 60- GERALD HALL SHERWOOD PULASKIater- ARG550364 Fcr�vc'NPDES 04414 Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Gerald Hall / 11113 Mine Rd / Sherwood, AR 72120 US Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities 60-ANN 104439 GREEN JACKSONVILLE PULASKI ,ARG550373 Active J'Water- S Permit Type: Domestic Permit Nature/Address: Ann Green / PO Box 412 / Jacksonville, AR 72087 US Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatm e-M Facilities 60- THOMAS M FOX -RESIDENCE LITTLE ROCK PULASKI ,ARG550387 Active NPDES Perrot Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Tom Fox / 4111 Stoneview Cort / Little Rock, AR 72212 Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities 60- +CHRIS FERRELL RESIDENCE ROLAND PULASKI ARG550391 Active NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Perrot Name/Address: Chris Ferrell / I 1 Beaver Creek Loop / Roland, AR 72135 Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities 660- .JOHNSTON, MATT :LITTLE ROCK ;PULASKI ARG550396 Active 1NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Perrot Name/Address: Matt Johnston / 23825 Mills Molnitain / Little Rock, AR 72113 Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities 60- 04485 'ter- JONES, CHAD LITTLE ROCK PULASKJ ARG550395 Active IDES .Permit Type: Domestic Perrot Name/Address: Chad Jones / 104 Rocky Valley Drive / Maumelle, AR 72113 :Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS :Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities 'DARREN FLAMIK ELAND PULASKI,ARG550405 Active Water- 150- D4502Permit Type: Domestic :Peririt Name/Address: Darren Flarrnk / 21418 Lake Vista / Roland, AR 72002 :Primary SIC: Primary NAICS: 50- +TIMOTHY D4520 I. HAMBY Little Rock PULAS ARG550412 Active Water NPDES Permit Type: Domestic Perrot Name/Address: Timothy Hamby / PO Box 31031 / Little Rock, AR 72260 Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities J.M. CRITES JACKSONVILLE PULASKI ARG550413 Active NPDFS +60- Page 6 of 7 AFIN Facility Name City County Permit Number / EPA ID / RST Status Media Facility Number .Permit Type: Domestic Permit Name/Address: Johnson and Terry RenigLmla / 1702 W Coffelt Rd / North Little Rock, AR 72116 .Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS .Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities 150- MvDAY ADAMS SHERWOOD PULASKI ARG550433 Active Water-S ;Perrot Type: Domestic .Permit Name/Address: David Meints / Jirrmy Adarrs / 9012 Bridge Creek Rd / Sherwood, AR 72120 'Primary SIC: :Primary NAICS: �50- 1 DANML HARDY LITTLE ROCK IPULASKIIARG550461 �Activc NPDES ;PernitType: Domestic ;Permit Name/Address: David Meints / Daniel Hardy / 600 Rushing Road / Little Rock, AR 72210 .Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS !Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities +04664 S60- COTTRYPKEMA --JLITTLE ROCK JPULAS+RG550462 Active .WPDES Permit Type: Domestic .Permit Name/Address: David Meints / Scott Rypkema / 24611 Whispering Wood Cove / Little Rock, AR 72223 .Primary SIC: 4952-SEWERAGE SYSTEMS [Primary NAICS: 221320-Sewage Treatment Facilities Page 7 of 7 Neighbors gear up to oppose Nowlin Creek sewer plant I Arkansas Blog I Arkansas news, ... Page 1 of 9 Arkansas Slog GET UNLIMITED ACCESS. BECOME A DIGITAL MEMBER! FIND OUT MORE - Neighbors gear up to oppose Nowlin Creek sewer plant by Leslie Newell Peacock July 09, 2016 5 comments http://m.arktimes.comlArkansasBIoglarchives/2016/07/09/neighbors-gear-up-to-oppose-no... 7/13/2016 Neighbors gear up to oppose Nowlin Creek sewer plant I Arkansas Blog I Arkansas news, ... Page 2 of 9 t Nowlin Creek, in the Maumelle watershed Tall, ancient bald cypress and sycamores hug Nowlin Creek in the Maumelle River watershed in western Pulaski County, and flowers, like gayfeather and the rare soapwort gentian, grow near its shady banks. In summer, the creek runs dry, though there are deep pools in places, but it can flood in wetter seasons. Now, developer Rick Ferguson wants to build a wastewater treatment plant — it would serve a future subdivision — that will dump up to 4O,000 gallons of treated sewage into Nowlin Creek daily. Janae Day, who lives with her husband, http://m.arktimes.com/ArkansasBIoglarchives/2016/07/09/neighbors-gear-up-to-oppose-no... 7/ 13/2016 Neighbors gear up to oppose Nowlin Creek sewer plant I Arkansas Blog I Arkansas news, ... Page 3 of 9 Jimmy, on 12 and a half acres on Nowlin Creels, says that means the creek will run with nothing but effluent in summer; when it floods, it will bring the treated water up to her barn. Last night, members of the Nowlin Creek Neighborhood Association, a group of landowners who measure their properties by the acre instead of the foot, gathered at the Days' home to hear from their lawyer about what they can do to convince the Little Rock Planning Commission to reject a Conditional Use Permit application that would allow construction of the plant. The commission will consider the CUP at its meeting at 4 p.m. next Thursday, July 14. Ferguson's application to build Mountain Valley subdivision, which will place 134 50- foot-wide lots on 36 acres, will be considered separately; it will go before the commission in August. The Nowlin Creek area is outside the city limits, but within the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction. The city exercises that jurisdiction to control development on land it may one day wish to annex. But the Pulaski County Quorum Court voted unanimously last week on a resolution asking Little Rock to place a one-year moratorium on private wastewater treatment plants in its county jurisdiction. That may have been prompted by the fact that the Mountain Valley development is not the only one that would include a private sewage plant. The Trails, a proposed development of 266 homes on 154 acres along Kanis Road, would treat its wastewater as well and send it into Fletcher Creek, which feeds into the Little Maumelle. Trails developer Wayne "Oz" Richie applied last year for a CUP from the Planning Commission. Staff recommended against it, and after questions were raised about the treatment plant, he withdrew the CUP request, deciding to first get a permit to build the plant from the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality. That permit is pending. Ferguson, however, went first to the ADEQ for a permit for the wastewater plant. The ADEQ informed him in June that it would not act on his plant permit application until the Planning Commission issues a CUP for the plant. http://m.arktimes.comlArkansasBIoglarchives/2016/07/09/neighbors-gear-up-to-oppose-no... 7/13/2016 Neighbors gear up to oppose Nowlin Creek sewer plant I Arkansas Blog I Arkansas news, ... Page 4 of 9 City Director Gene Fortson, who was invited to the meeting last night but could not attend, said he had concerns about the construction of private treatment plants, though he believes they have good operational records. "But I want to know a little bit more. I want to know about what the health department and the ADEQ say." He said he also wanted to talk to a Quorum Court member or the county judge about the motivation for the resolution, which will eventually be discussed by the City Board. And he said the city should perhaps develop policy that would broaden the Planning Commission's regulations on extraterritorial development, perhaps allowing them to consider environmental effects of development. Property owners are concerned not only about what will be dumped into the creek, which The Nature Conservancy described as a "high quality stream" in an assessment for the county waste management district, but how the plant will be operated. Algae blooms have been recorded upstream on Nowlin Creek where effluent from the private Alotian golf club's treatment plant enters. Patti Hodges, the secretary of the Nowlin Creek Neighborhood Association, http://m.arktimes.comlArkansasBIoglarchives/2016/07/09/neighbors-gear-up-to-oppose-no... 7/13/2016 Neighbors gear up to oppose Nowlin Creek sewer plant I Arkansas Blog I Arkansas news, ... Page 5 of 9 illustrated the algae blooms for last night's gathering with photographs of Nowlin Creek above and below the Alotian plant. Ross Noland, the lawyer working with the Nowlin Creek property owners, told the association that it will be up to the residents of Mountain Valley to maintain the plant. Should residents be negligent, there is a state trust fund that would provide assistance for repairs. That trust fund, which contains only $20,000, was created in 2015 under a bill by state Rep. Andy Davis, R-Little Rock, to remove "burdensome" financial requirements of permit holders. Previously, permit holders had to have insurance to cover the plant maintenance and operation and post a Patti Hodges, secretary of the Nowlin Creek Neighborhood Associatian, holds up a poster of pictures of Nowlin Creek algae bloom where the Alotian golf course effluent enters. surety bond. Those requirements are gone. Davis is an engineer who owns a private sewage treatment plant business. The Planning Commission staff received 30 letters opposing the plant before its publication of the agenda online yesterday. Nicholas and Marcia Finn wrote, "Our grandchildren play in this creek and we are tremendously concerned for their safety. The Natural Resources Conservation Services would not even allow dirt to be placed on land near the bank of the creek due to possible creek contamination, but this proposal will discharge sewage directly into the creek." The sewage treatment plant is not the only worry regarding the Mountain Valley development. A large portion of the subdivision lies in the ioo-year flood plain and plans call for it to be filled in. (That will require a permit from the U.S. Corps of Engineers.) The higher ground would push the floodwaters from Nowlin Creek higher onto property along Hood Road, like the Days', that backs up to Nowlin Creek. Janae Day, who led guests last night on a bush -hogged path alongside the creek, pointed to debris several feet up the bank to show how floodwaters have gotten recently. "I really don't want to sell this place," Day said. "I want to be http://m.arktimes.comlArkansasBIoglarchives/2016/07/09/neighbors-gear-up-to-oppose-no... 7/13/2016 Neighbors gear up to oppose Nowlin Creek sewer plant I Arkansas Blog I Arkansas news, ... Page 6 of 9 buried here." But she fears effluent -filled water will reach her barn. Runoff from the densely developed subdivision, which will turn what is now a meadow into a paved neighborhood, also worries Tom Frothingham, who lives east of the development on Pleasant Grove Road. Frothingham is concerned about traffic as well; a plat for the development shows only two exits: one on Cantrell Road and the other on Pleasant Grove, a narrow two-lane that intersects Cantrell. Also attending last night's meeting was Sheriff Doc Holliday, who lived in nearby Roland until he was 5 and who told the group, "We support you; you are part of our community. We're involved with you because you're here." There was a millennial there as well; she looked at the plat and asked, "Where's the market for this development? You can't walk anywhere." Tags ENVIRONMENT NOWLIN CREEK NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION RICK FERGUSON 'roM FRO,ri-iINGHAM ANDY DAVIS PULASKI COUNTY QUORUM COURT' NOWLIN CREEK ENVIRONMENT PREV NEXT http://m.arktimes.comlArkansasBIoglarchives/2016/07/09/neighbors-gear-up-to-oppose-no... 7/ 13/2016 Neighbors gear up to oppose Nowlin Creek sewer plant I Arkansas Blog I Arkansas news, ... Page 7 of 9 Comments C5) Showing 1-5 of 5 Oldest BLACK PANTHERS FOR C3I'h.'N CARRY 4 4 ' 07/09/2o16AT 1:24 PM IJKL", WSLIkIIS If they can't stop this outrage, then it will prove the corruption rampant within ADEQ, the ADH and the politicians who ensure that agencies charged by law with enforcing too -weak environmental laws cannot and will not enforce even the bare minimum. That said, I won't be surprised at all if this gets approved and the state whores who take the payoffs and run away from their legal and constitutional responsibilities will just live on to commit their crimes another day. The only reason it will be denied is if there are some wealthy people --and some GOP campaign contributors --who will have their playground fouled if it goes through. You can be assured that if this was happening in a majority -black area we wouldn't be reading about it anywhere (except in the AT!). In other words, politically -connected and white -privileged citizens are the only ones who have a prayer of getting serious attention to environmental threats, much less having a prayer of getting justice and reasonable enforcement of the laws, as lax as they are. REPORT !.IKE DISLIKE .y QUAYAVh 4 0 07/10/2016 A"I' 3:15 PM 1.EhE:s D1'111 KPII Great story, Leslie. REPORT LIKE DISLIKE ARTIFICIAL INTELIGENCE 3 0 07/10/2o16AT 6:47 PM LIKES DESIJKE:S There would be other problems for residents downstream including the amount of runoff rain water this development would dump directly in to Nowlin creek. Rain water that would have fallen and been absorbed will now fall on paved driveways and streets and not be absorbed naturally into the ground. RE>'ORT LIKE 1, . DISLIKE MAMAIIEIKrEI I0(.r23 07/10/2016 AT 9:50 PM Thanks for sharing this story! I enjoyed meeting you. 1 0 1AKIRS n�sE.iws http://m.arktimes.comlArkansasBIoglarchives/2016/07/09/neighbors-gear-up-to-oppose-no... 7/13/2016 Neighbors gear up to oppose Nowlin Creek sewer plant I Arkansas Blog I Arkansas news,... Page 8 of 9 REPORT JOHNNIEC 07/11/2016 ATio:i7 AM ; � LIKE `Is"` DISLIKE l.I KES DISI`�1,KL5 Sounds like a horrible idea all around. Here is a great example of how these types of plants workout in the long run: http://tititiNw.adeq.state.ar.us/do,A,nloads/Webs... https://NnM1tiv.adeq.state.ar.us/downloads/web... REPORT I— LIKE IN DISLIKE Add a comment PREV POST COMMENT NEXT http://m.arktimes.comlArkansasBIog/archives/2016/07/09/neighbors-gear-up-to-oppose-no... 7/ 13/2016 Neighbors gear up to oppose Nowlin Creek sewer plant I Arkansas Blog I Arkansas news, ... Page 9 of 9 © 2o16 Arkansas Times SWITCH TO DESKT... http://m.arktimes.comlArkansasBIog/archives/2016/07/09/neighbors-gear-up-to-oppose-no... 7/ 13/2016 Carney, Dana From: Jim Cranor <jcranor@pulaskicounty.net> Sent: Monday, July 11, 2016 3:35 PM To: James, Donna; Carney, Dana Cc: Van McClendon Subject: Fw: Mountain Valley Addition Wastewater Plant comments (PCRB) Attachments: Mountain Valley Addition (WW1) - 7-11-16.pdf Pulaski County Road and Bridge comments attached for the Mountain Valley Wastewater CUP. Jim Jim Cranor Plans Review Coordinator Pulaski County Planning and Development 3200 Brown Street Little Rock, AR 72204 501-340-8265 From: Daniel Phillips Sent: Monday, July 11, 2016 3:07 PM To: jwhite@whitedaters.com; Jim Cranor Subject: Mountain Valley Addition Wastewater Plant comments (PCRB) I have attached amended PCRB comments for the proposed wastewater treatment facility at the Mountain Valley Addition location. We have added requiring approval documents from ADEQ and ADH for floodplain permit approval. Thanks, Daniel Phillips, PS, CFM Professional Surveyor/Certified Floodplain Manager Pulaski County Road & Bridge 3200 Brown Street Little Rock, AR 72204 501-340-6800 Mountain Valley Addition — PCRB Comments (Wastewater Treatment Plant) — 7/11/16 1. Obtain driveway permit for Pleasant Grove road connection. Call Patricia Mackey with PCRB (501-340-6800) Items needed for floodplain development approval 1. Creek crossing design for any culvert, bridge, or low water crossing (if any are to be used) 2. Design for all structural components located within the floodplain/floodway such as roadbeds, levees, and building foundations. Density test are required after placement of structural material showing that material meets or exceeds design density 3. Estimate, in cubic yards, for amount fill to be brought into floodplain 4. Signed Pulaski County floodplain development application 5. Permit review fee of $25 plus one cent per cubic yard of fill to be brought into the floodplain 6. Approved 404 permit from the Corps of Engineers for any work in the wetlands 7. Approved ADEQ permit for any construction over 1 acre or any stream crossing 8. All utilities must be located above the Base Flood Elevation or flood proof 9. Scaled 1% annual chance flood limits cannot be shown on plat 10. Provide all approval documents from Arkansas Department of Health and the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality. two county courthouses for nearly 100 years and is one of 10 Arkansas counties with dual county seats. Osceola was chosen as the county seat initially, and a 16,600-square- foot courthouse was built there in 1912. Seven years later, a court- house was built in Blytheville after it was designated as a second judicial district in Mississippi County. Other dual county seats in Arkansas are in Arkan- sas, Carroll, Clay, Craighead, Franklin, Logan, Prairie, Se- bastian and Yell counties. Ac- cording to popular lore, the system of two courthouses was established to ensure people could travel to a courthouse and back home by horse within a day's time. Swampland, created by the 1811-12 New Madrid earth- quakes, made travel difficult in Mississippi County in the early 20th century. County officials first dis- cussed consolidating the courthouses as a cost -saving measure and looked at build- ing a new courthouse in a central location in the county. In April, though, Carney said the heating system at the Osceola courthouse needed repairs for at least $60,000 and a leaking roof at the Bly- theville courthouse would cost more than $300,000 to replace. See COURTHOUSE, Page 8B A good neighbor honored - ! --- - - - ministration as one of the nation's most dangerous, is one of two crossings in the Little River County seat that is targeted for safety im- provements. The improvements are the product of a long-run- rting study by the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department of the city's rail- road crossings, which totaled nine at one time. The Federal Railroad Ad- ministration ranked more than 200,000 crossings based upon the number of accidents, injuries and fatali- ties. Four crossings in Phoe- nix — all within 2 miles of one another — are consid- ered four of the worst five Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/BENJAMIN KRAIN Monica Walters (center) is honored with an award by North Little Rock Fire Chief Jim Murphy and North Little Rock Alderman Beth White for helping elderly neighbors escape a June 16 fire at their Silver City Court apartment complex. Foreman - f! 1611wood LJka,_ �l .+IN. ��axarkana , ARKANSAS AREA N DETAILED 10 MILES Arkansas Democrat -Gazette in the country. The agency ranked the crossing on South Park Ave- nue off U.S. 71 in Ashdown as the fourth most dangerous in the United States for crashes. With no guards or warning See CROSSING, Page 3B County, LR settle zoning gaps outside city's limits BRANDON MULDER ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT -GAZETTE Pulaski County and Lit- tle Rock officials have recti- fied a discrepancy in zoning and ordinance enforcement within the city's extraterri- torial jurisdiction, or the areas of the county where the city still exerts zoning authority. In 2001, Amendment 80 to the state constitution lim- ited the jurisdiction of Little Rock local district courts — which handle violations of the city's ordinances — to the city limits, while the city's zoning authority ex- tends about 3 miles beyond the city's southern and See ZONING, Page 8B 1-800-HARDWOOD lwmberiiquidators-com "No Sales lhx Offer Valid in AR, AZ, CA, GA. MA, MD, W, NM, SC, WA & Wi only, We'll pay any pwfaon of the sales tax ncd paid by the purchmr. While supplies last Product prtces & availability are subjeette change. 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Kim was of marriage licenses, land titles also a talented painter and loved p and other coup h' business. operating her monogramming Carney said Wednesday that lousiness. She is deeply loved and he could not comment on the will be forever missed. In addition to her mother Hel- en, she is survived by her loving Zoning husband. Frwklln L Griggs, chil dren, Justin Griggs (Melissa) and Lindsey Fletcher (Ross): grandchil Continued from Page 1 B 9 dren. Wesley. Liiyan. Charlotte and western borders. Samuel Griggs, Tatum and Griggs Fletcher niece, Natalie Martin, And for longer than city of - ficials could accurately recall, A Celebration of Life will be held on Friday. July 15, at 4 p.m. in the the city has not issued zoning g Heritage House of Cavin-Cook Fu- and ordinance citations in the neral Home with Rev. Mike Devine extraterritorial area of the officiating. Visitation will follow county. The city's Planning the service also at Heritage House. Commission has no record of In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Covenant BibleChu when the last time a citation P.D.Box n n, was issued in that area. sing heirUnc N.C. 2h, N.C. x8093 or by using their online online Last week local officials giving site fttpp://wwwcovenant- determined that citations bible.org/online-giving/. Contri- issued in the extraterritorial butfons can also be made to Leu- area will be handled by Pu- kemia & Lymphoma Society, 4530 Park Rd., Suite 240, Charlotte, N.C. laski County District Judge 29206. Cavin-Cook Funeral Home Wayne Gruber, Little Rack y and Crematory is serving the city attorney Tom Carpen- Griggs family. Condolences may ter said. be made to the family at www, The discrepancy was re- cavin-coak.com. cently brought to the atten- vecuronium bromide was a direct result of the 2015 law. *1 was encouraged that the legislative passage of the confidentiality law had the de- sired effect and increased the opportunities for the supply," Hutchison said. It was that privacy lan- guage that led Pulaski Count}, Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen to deem the state law uncon- stitutional in December. The Supreme Court reversed him last month in a 4-3 ruling. Attorneys for the inmates challenged the constitutional- ity of Act 1096 of 2015 shortly after it was enacted and, .after Hutchinson set executions dates in September, the at- torneys asked Griffen to stay the executions pending.their challenge. The inmates argued that one of the drugs, midazolarn, could lead to a painful or even botched execution. which they contended would qualify as "cruel or unusual" punishment and thus was unconstitutional. They also contended that their rights to due process were vio- lated by the serrecy provision of the staters execution law. Information for this article was I contributed by Brian Farmey of the Arkansas Democrat -Gazette. t o cy o Icta s as t o Little Rock Planning Com- mission considers permits for a high -density subdivision within that extraterritorial area. Neighbors in the area ppposing the development fear that, without proper en- forcement, developers or new Airport 0 Continued from Page 1 B agreement with Clinton Na- tional, also will provide on - call airport planning, survey- ing and engineering services. Airport officials negotiat- ed a staff contract with both firms for an initial term of three years with three one- year extensions available at the commission's discretion. Initially, the total budget for both parts of the plan was $800,000. However, after both firms were selected — but before contract prices were nego- tiated — the airport's inde- pendent fee estimator priced the work at $1,341,141. That prompted airport officials to contact two other similarly sized airports that had devel- oped new master and layout plans, and check on their costs. The officials learned pi County Chamber of Com- merce, said the loss of the courthouse would hurt down- town businesses in Osceola, population 7,409. "It would take away the bustling business atmosphere of d(mutown," said Tucker: not - residents may stray from zon- ing code. "What's been happening for a number of years is they'll send a courtesy notice [of vio- lation], nothing will get done and there's no follow-up, no citation," said Drew Kelso, a west Pulaski County resident and President of the Citi- zens of West Pulaski County neighborhood group. Typically, within city lim- its, violators are sent notices giving them seven days to correct the violation or file an application for rezoning. If the issue is not rectified vdth- in the given time frame, code enforcement issues a citation. "We've had jurisdiction out in that [extraterritorial] area for years, and we've is- sued a lot of notices over the years, and the vast majority of people either correct the violation or they seek remedy, either rezoning the property or getting a variance or some- thing like that," said Dana Carney the city's zoning and subdivision manager. Gruber, who said his court that the costs were in line with the revised Clinton Na- tional estimate. "It will take a lot more man-hours to complete the master plan and the [airport layout plan]" than airport officials had estimated, Ma- linowski said. The estimates were re- ported to the FAA, which agreed to increase its level of funding, airport officials said. The final price negotiated was $1.320,625 for both proj- ects, which was less than the independent estimator had said, airport officials said. "It's fair value," said Tom Clarke, the planning, devel- opment and properties direc- tor for Clinton National. "It's what we're paying." The master plan also is an important document for the airport to plan and stage its cap- ttal projects for the next several years, not just the terminal, air- port officials said. Irrespective courthouses, rather than to col- lect a sales tax to build a new courthouse. "I don't know how much it would cost for repairs, but it wouldn't cost $22.5 million to do renovations for both court- houses," he said. has never before been re- quested to hear these cases, will only be handling these cases until the end of this year. The discrepancy in zon- ing authority and court ju- risdiction will automatically be resolved next year when a state law will reorganize Lit- tle Rock's district courts as state district courts, there- fore expanding the local courts' jurisdiction county- wide. Those changes will take effect Jan. 1. Certain Arkansas cities are allowed extraterritorial juris- dictions under Arkansas stat- utes. The law allows cities to regulate development outside city limits in the areas they will foreseeably annex, so as to prevent a hodgepodge of different developments. "There are people within the extraterritorial jurisdic- tion that have never been happy with the city having jurisdiction out there," Car- ney said. "But there are also people who are happy with the protection of city zoning." of when the terminal will be expanded, airport officials said the airport's apron, or ramp, is in need of major work - "One of the requirements for any capital improvement [that] the FAA funds [is] it has to appear on our airport layout plan," Clarke said. Another factor in the de- layed start to the master plan development was that one of the seven commission seats was vacant for the first five months of the year. The commission members are appointed by the Little Rock Board of Directors. The newest member, Mer- edith Catlett, a lawyer in pri- vate practice, was seated last month "We wanted to wait until we had all seven commis- sioners seated," Clarke said. "We didn't think it would be fair to have a process already started and have her jump in afterwards." . Carney, Dana From: Carpenter, Tom Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2016 2:50 PM To: Brandon Mulder Cc: Bozynski, Tony; Carney, Dana Subject: RE: ETJ enforcement Attachments: ETJ enforcement Dear Brandon, I do not remember if Dana was at the meeting that I discussed with you. Tony was there. Dana is right that enforcement was a problem in the past. I do not remember when that occurred. It seems to me, though, that the issue came up when the question dealt with enforcement actions in the Saline District Court. Tom Thomas M. Carpenter OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY 500 West Markham, Ste. 310 Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 (T) (501) 371-6875 (direct) (F) (501) 371-4675 (M) (501) 993-1052 tcarpenter@littlerock.org Carney, Dana From: Brandon Mulder <bmulder@arkansasonline.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2016 2:04 PM To: Carpenter, Tom Subject: ETJ enforcement Hi Tom, I just spoke with Tony and Dana about zoning enforcement in the extraterritorial jurisdiction. Dana said that they stopped pursuing and issuing citations out there when you made the determination that the district court did not have jurisdiction in that area. However, they didn't know how long ago that was. Do you recall about when you made that determination? Thanks, Brandon Mulder Reporter Arkansas Democrat -Gazette o: 501 399 3683 c: 832 360 5494 bmulder(Warkansasonline. com .@brand4on Carney, Dana From: Bozynski, Tony Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2016 1:04 PM To: Carney, Dana; Moore, Monte Subject: FW: Extra -territorial enforcement of zoning violations Attachments: Adam B Fogleman2.vcf FYI From: Latimer, Sherri Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2016 12:33 PM To: Bozynski, Tony <TBozynski@littlerock.org>; Garland, Ed <egarland@littlerock.org> Cc: Latimer, Sherri <slatimer@littlerock.org>; Carpenter, Tom <TCarpenter@littlerock.org>; Mann, Bill <BMann@littlerock.org> Subject: Extra -territorial enforcement of zoning violations Gentlemen, this is a contact with the county sheriff's office from Mr. Fogleman, the Pulaski County attorney who was at our meeting the other day. Do I need to send this to anyone besides y'all? I'll be sure to share the information on the court as soon as it comes in. Please let me know if you need me to take further action on this. Thanks, Sherri From: Adam Fogleman[mailto:afogieman@pulaskicourity iiet] Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2016 9:34 AM To: Latimer, Sherri Subject: FW: City of Little Rock code enforcement in ETJ Sherri, Please see the email below for a contact within PCSO for your code enforcement officers. I've also sent word to Pulaski County District Court, and I'll send that information on as soon as we nail it down. Thanks, Adam Adam B. Fagleeman Pulaski County, Arkansas County Attorney (501) 340-8235 Work, afogleman@pulaskicounty.net 201 S, Broadway Suite 400 Little Rock, AR 72201 From: Mike Lowery [mailto:mlowep/ cso.or ] Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2016 7:40 AM To: Adam Fogleman Subject: RE: City of Little Rock code enforcement in ETJ Capt Robert Lynch 340-6945 office cell 539-3788, 911 center 340-6963 From: Adam Fogleman[mailto:afogleman@pulaskicounty,net] Sent: Monday, June 20, 2016 5:25 PM To: Mike Lowery Subject: City of Little Rock code enforcement in ETJ Lowery, County Planning and Zoning has received complaints regarding developments in the unincorporated areas of Pulaski County, for areas that fall within the extra -territorial zoning jurisdiction of the City of Little Rock. I met with County Planning and City Officials last week on this matter. City zoning and planning has enforcement authority, but LRPD, who typically provides standby support, does not, because it's outside the city limits. I don't expect too many of these, but in the event that LR code enforcement needs PCSO support in the County when they go to locations to give citations, is there a point person in PCSO that I can direct them to? Thanks, Adam Adam B. Fogleman Pulaski County, Arkansas County Attorney (501) 340.8285'N ork afogIeman@puIaskicounty.net 201 S. Broadway Suite 400 Little Rock, AR 72201 © WHITE - DATERS & ASSOCIATES, INC. 24 Rahling Circle Little Rock, Arkansas 72223 Phone: 501-821-1667 www.whitedaters.com June 6, 2016 Mr. Dana Carney, Zoning & Subdivision Manager City of Little Rock 723 W. Markham St. Little Rock, AR 72201 RE: Mountain Valley Wastewater Treatment Plant CUP Mr. Carney, Please find attached 18 copies of the Conditional Use Permit for the above referenced project. This property is located outside the City Limits but within the ETJ for Little Rock. The property contains 1.7 acres located at the northwest corner of Ark. State Highway No. 10 and Pleasant Grove Road. The property is also located adjacent to Nowlin Creek. The WWTP will be constructed to provide sanitary sewer service to the adjacent 36 acres which is owned by the CUP applicant. The proposed WWTP has been submitted to the Arkansas Department of Health. A copy of the approval letter is attached. The WWTP has also been submitted to ADEQ. ADEQ has reviewed the WWTP and indicated in writing that a construction and discharge permit will be issued once the CUP is approved by the Little Rock Planning Commission. Please place this item on the next available docket. Do not hesitate to call should you have any questions or require additional information. Respectfully submitted, CIVIL ENGINEERING - LAND PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT - SURVEYING - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE cup,doc 03/01/10 AFFIDAVIT I, ..Pa-_ certify by my signature below that I hereby authorize _ ���5 —to act as my agent regarding the of the below described property. Property described as: $ M ■ �� i&woo i e �A, 11 Sigi tur�otTiitle �Hoider���� Date Subscribed and sworn to me a Notary Public on this day of vZ\ IL'O Notary P Tile My Commission Expires: ,�%�►►Le Yf J rrr►����i NOTAgy •�' p�B LIO V Nu.1`=' ►►k►frt itiu►t►►�► Carney, Dana From: Joe White <jwhite@whitedaters.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 7, 2016 9:38 AM To: Carney, Dana Subject: Mountain Valley NPDES Discharge Limits Attachments: Pollution Management Inc Letter Re NPDES Discharge Limits for Mountain Valley Subdivision_20150429.pdf Dana, Attached is the letter from ADEQ outlining the discharge limits. Received this back in April of 2015. Working on the lay summary Joe White White-Daters & Associates, Inc 24 Rahling Circle Little Rock, AR 72223 P: (501) 821-1667 F: (501) 821-1668 ADEQ A R K A N S A S Department of Environmental Quality APR 29 2015 John Metrailer, Project Engineer Pollution Management, Inc. 3512 South Shackleford Road Little Rock, AR 72205 RE: Preliminary NPDES Discharge Limits for Mountain Valley Subdivision Dear Mr. Metrailer: Based on your letter dated April 3, 2015 and additional information received on April 20, 2015 and April 23, 2015, preliminary effluent discharge limits were estimated for a discharge of treated domestic wastewater to Nowlin Creek. This evaluation used a design flow of 0.04 MGD. These preliminary limits would need to be re-evalulated if the final design flow is higher. The following discharge location was used for this evaluation: Discharge coordinates: Watershed Area at outfall: HUC + Reach: Receiving Stream: Planning Segment: Ecoregion: County: 34' 50' 10.99" N; 92' 32' 26.79" W 12.1 square miles 11110207 + 020 Nowlin Creek 3C Ouachita Mountains Pulaski Prelimim Limits for Discharge to Nowlin Creek Parameter Monthly Average Daily Maximum Carbonaceous Biochemical Oxygen Demand CBOD5) Ma. — October 10.0 mg/I, 15.0 m /L (November — April) 20.0 mg/L 30.0 m /L Total Suspended Solids TSS (Ma — October) 15.0 mg/L 22.5 m /L (November — April) 20.0 m /L 30.0 m /L Ammonia -Nitrogen (NH3-N) (April) 5.2m /L 5.2m /L (Ma — October) 4.0 m /L 5.2 m /L (November — March) 14.7 m /L 14.7 m /L Dissolved Oxygen (DO) (Ma - October) 6.0 m /L (Instantaneous Minimum) (November - April) 2.0 m /L (Instantaneous Minimum) Fecal Coliform Bacteria (FCB) (April — September) 200 col/100 mL 400 col/100 mL October — March 1000 col/100 mL 2000 col/100 mL ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 5301 NORTHSHORE DRIVE / NORTH LITTLE ROCK / ARKANSAS 721 18-5317 / TELEPHONE 501-682-0744 / FAX 501-682-0880 www. adeq.state.ar.us Preliminary Limits for Discharge to Nowlin Creek_ Parameter Monthly 75a4 Maximum H _Average 6.0 — 9.0 s.u. Total Residual Chlorine (TRC) Report* If chlorine is used for disinfection, TRC reporting is required during the first permit term. At time of permit renewal, TRC reported data will be reviewed to determine if reasonable potential (RP) to exceed EPA water quality criteria is shown. If RP is shown, a TRC limit of 0.0 11 mg/L may be added to the renewal permit. Please be advised that these preliminary limits are based on information available at this time on the proposed discharge location and that any of these limits are subject to change based on any data reported for the effluent or data collected in the receiving stream after an application is submitted. The preliminary limits given in this letter are expressed in concentration, but any future permit will most likely contain mass limits also, which would be determined using the design flow of the treatment system using the following equation: Mass (lb/day) = Design Flow (MGD) x 8.34 x Concentration Limit (mg/L) The proposed receiving stream is not listed as impaired on the currently approved 2008 303(d) list. Please note that in addition to the limits given above, additional monitoring requirements or limits may be added for other parameters based on information contained in the permit application, any effluent data collected after a permit is issued, or as may be required by any final approved TMDI.. These preliminary limits will require EPA approval and therefore, are subject to change. In no way does this letter guarantee that a construction permit or a NPDES discharge permit will be issued. If any assumptions noted herein are proven false, this analysis may be moot. If you have any questions, you can reach us at the contact information listed below. Sincerely, Shane Byrum Staff Engineer NPDES Discharge Permits Section Water Division (501) 682-0618 E-mail: byrum state. anus Kimberly A. Fuller, P.E. Engineer Supervisor NPDES Discharge Permits Section Water Division (501) 682-0643 Email: fuller ade .state.ar.us ADE-Q A R K A N S A S Department of Environmental Quality APR 29 2015 John Metrailer, Project Engineer Pollution Management, Inc. 3512 South Shackleford Road Little Rock, AR 72205 RE: Preliminary NPDES Discharge Limits for Mountain Valley Subdivision Dear Mr. Metrailer: Based on your letter dated April 3, 2015 and additional information received on April 20, 2015 and April 23, 2015, preliminary effluent discharge limits were estimated for a discharge of treated domestic wastewater to Nowlin Creek. This evaluation used a design flow of 0.04 MGD. These preliminary limits would need to be re-evalulated if the final design flow is higher. The following discharge location was used for this evaluation: Discharge coordinates: 34' 50' 10.99" N; 92' 32' 26.79" W Watershed Area at outfall: 12.1 square miles HUC + Reach: 11110207 + 020 Receiving Stream: Nowlin Creek Planning Segment: 3C Ecoregion: Ouachita Mountains County: Pulaski Preliminary Limits for Discharge to Nowlin Creek Parameter Monthly Average Dail Maximum Carbonaceous Biochemical Oxygen Demand CBODS (Ma — October) 10.0 m /L 15.0 m /L (November — April) 20.0 mg /L 30.0 m /L Total Suspended Solids (TSS) (May — October) 15.0 mg/L 22.5 m /L (November — April) 20.0 m L 30.0 m /L Ammonia -Nitrogen (NH3-N) (April) 5.2 mg/L 5.2 mg/L (May — October) 4.0 m /L 5.2 mg/L ovember -- March) 14.7 m /L 14.7 mg/L Dissolved Oxy en (DO) (Ma - October) 6.0 m /L (Instantaneous Minimum) (November - April) 2.0 mg/L (Instantaneous Minimum) Fecal Coliform Bacteria (FCB) (April — September) 200 col/100 mL 400 col/100 mL (October — March) 1000 col/100 mL 2000 col/100 mL ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 5301 NORTHSHORE DRIVE / NORTH LITTLE ROCK / ARKANSAS 721 18-531 7 / TELEPHONE 501-682-0744 / FAX 501-682-0880 www.adeq_state.anus Preliminary Limits for Discharge to Nowlin Creek Parameter Monthly Average I Daily Maximum H 6.0 — 9.0 s.u. Total Residual Chlorine (TRC) Report* * If chlorine is used for disinfection, TRC reporting is required during the first permit term. At time of permit renewal, TRC reported data will be reviewed to determine if reasonable potential (RP) to exceed EPA water quality criteria is shown. If RP is shown, a TRC limit of 0.0 1l mg/L may be added to the renewal permit. Please be advised that these preliminary limits are based on information available at this time on the proposed discharge location and that any of these limits are subject to change based on any data reported for the effluent or data collected in the receiving stream after an application is submitted. The preliminary limits given in this letter are expressed in concentration, but any future permit will most likely contain mass limits also, which would be determined using the design flow of the treatment system using the following equation: Mass (lb/day) = Design Flow (MGD) x 8.34 x Concentration Limit (mg/L) The proposed receiving stream is not listed as impaired on the currently approved 2008 303(d) list. Please note that in addition to the limits given above, additional monitoring requirements or limits may be added for other parameters based on information contained in the permit application, any effluent data collected after a permit is issued, or as may be required by any final approved TMDL. These preliminary limits will require EPA approval and therefore, are subject to change. In no way does this letter guarantee that a construction permit or a NPDES discharge permit will be issued. If any assumptions noted herein are proven false, this analysis may be moot. If you have any questions, you can reach us at the contact information listed below. Sincerely, Shane Byrum Staff Engineer NPDES Discharge Permits Section Water Division (501) 682-0618 E-mail: byrum@adeq.state. ar_us Kimberly A. Fuller, P.E. Engineer Supervisor NPDES Discharge Permits Section Water Division (501) 682-0643 Email: fuller .adeq.state.ar.us Joe White From: James Spann <jspann@eco-tech.net> Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2016 12:04 PM To: Joe White Subject: Fwd: Mtn Valley wwtp FYI James Spann Eco - Tech, Inc 501-951-8324 Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Erick Mandt <erickm@.f1uid, n�p.com> Date: June 28, 2016 at 11:59:54 AM CDT To: James Spann <jspann@eco-tech.net> Subject: RE: Mtn Valley wwtp Regarding the operation al noise impact to neighbor residences, there are no blowers associated with the process which is the loudest part of a wastewater treatment plant. So we don't have to worry about that. All oxygen comes from atmospheric air and is induced through a venturi effect where air is pulled into a pipe. Noise is minimal. dB rating at 3' from the aspirator opening is estimated at approximately 60 to 65 dB which is the typical noise level of a conversation from 3 to 5 feet away. The tank is also completely covered so the aspirating noise is further mitigated reducing any noise or noise carry. For the odors, the response is good. From: James Spann [mailto.ispann@eco-tech.netl Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2016 11:17 AM To: Erick Mandt <erickm fluid necor .com> Subject: Fwd: Mtn Valley wwtp FYI James Spann Eco - Tech, Inc 501-951-8324 Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Joe White <twhite@whitedaters.com> Date: June 28, 2016 at 11:11:57 AM CDT To: James Spann <isspann e eco-tech.net> Subject: RE: Mtn Valley wwtp James, Joe White From: Joe White Sent: Monday, June 06, 2016 9:19 AM To: Joe White Subject: FW: Mountain Valley Update From: John T. Metrailer [mailto:JMetrailer@pmico.com] Sent: Monday, June 06, 2016 9:06 AM To: Joe White <jwhite@whitedaters.com> Cc: Rick Ferguson <rickferguson777@gmail.com> Subject: FW: Mountain Valley Update Joe, See the email below from Christian Wiberley. John From: Wiberley, Christian G.[mailto:WISERI_EY@adeg.state.ar.usl Sent: Thursday, February 04, 2016 8:47 AM To: John T. Metrailer <JMetrailer mico.com> Subject: RE: Mountain Valley Update John, An approval letter from the Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) is the only item that needs to be submitted at this time. It is required before we can issue a construction permit, per Reg. 6.202(D). After we receive this, the earliest the permits could be issued would be the 11 of the following month. For example, if we received it today, the earliest they could be issued would be March 11, 2016. Please let me know if you have any additional questions. Thank you, Christian Wiberley, El Engineer- ADEQ Office of Water Quality (501) 682-0045 From: John T. Metrailer mailto:.]Metraller mico.com] Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2016 8:21 AM To: Wiberley, Christian G. Subject: Mountain Valley Update Christian, Good morning. What items need to be submitted to ADEQ in order to complete the Mountain Valley permits so both of them will be issued? Also, after you receive these items, what is the earliest date these can be issued? Thank you, John Metrailer N CO F - Im�tk ryd5A I � RG d o 0 2 40L' My Map et Data current as of 06/23/16(Zoning) and Zoning information is representational only and is not intended to meet legal standards, use at your own risk N 6, ws s Printed: Jun 30, 2016 o0 a I 00 � 5 I El wh P a��� My Map Data current as of 06/23/16(Zoning) and Zoning information is representational only and is not intended to meet legal standards, use at your own risk. N s Printed: Jun 30, 2016 it a Oa En 0 CI: 71350 D lea &q.I54.43 A CP b C=3 gi et LITT Lt. My Map mim Data current as of 06123116(Zoning) and Zoning information is representational only and is not intended to meet legal standards, use at your own risk. N x w - E s Printed: Jun 30, 2016 Adk ' EnteTy June 10, 2016 City of Little Rock Department of Planning and Development ATTN: Ms. Donna James, AICP 723 West Markham Street Little Rock, AR 72201-1334 Entergy Arkansas Inc. #9 Entergy Court Little Rock. AR 72211 RE: Entergy comments related to Planning and Zoning items for the July 14" Meeting Ms. James, Please find below Entergy's comments related to the items received from the Department of Planning and Development last week. The request letter said to have the comments back to you by June 20, 2016. s Mountain Valley Waste Water Treatment Plant— 25,616 Hwy 10: Z-8170-C Entergy does not object to this proposal. A three phase overhead electrical line already exists along the north side of Highway 10 and a single phase Overhead line already runs along the north side of Pleasant Grove Road. Neither line appears to conflict with the proposal. Caution should be used when working under or around power lines. Contact Entergy in advance to discuss future service requirements, new facilities locations and adjustments to existing facilities (if any) as this project proceeds. Movie Tavern —11300 Bass Pro Parkway: Z-9144 Entergy does not object to this proposal. A three phase underground power line runs along Bass Pro Parkway to the south of this proposed project. There do not appear to be any existing conflicts with Entergy facilities on this property. Contact Entergy in advance to discuss future service requirements, new facilities locations and adjustments to existing facilities (if any) as this project proceeds. Arkansas Circus Arts —1101 Cumberland: Z-7992-A Entergy does not object to this proposal. Electrical service is already provided to the site and the existing structure. Contact Entergy in advance should service requirements for this location change in the future. City of Faith Collectional Facility —1401 S. Garfield St.: Z-6974-C Entergy does not object to this proposal. Electrical service is already provided to the site and the existing structure. Contact Entergy in advance should service requirements for this location change in the future. • Savvy Kids Learning Center — 6724 W. 32"d Street: Z-9143 Entergy does not object to this proposal. Electrical service is already provided to the site and the existing structure. Contact Entergy in advance should service requirements for this location change in the future. • 13001 Stacy Lane —13001 Stacy Lane: Z-4462-A Entergy does not object to this proposal. Electrical service is already provided to the site and the existing structure. Contact Entergy in advance should service requirements for this location change in the future. If you need further assistance you may call me at 501-954-5158 or e-mail me at bneumei@entergy.com. Sincerely, Bernard Neumeier Region Engineering Supervisor Entergy Arkansas, Inc. Little Rock Wastewater Comments Project Number Z-4462-A Project Name Project Type 13001 Stacy Lane Conditional Use Project Number Z-6974-C Project Name Project Type City of Faith Correctional Conditional Use Facility Project Number Z-7992-A Project Name Project Type Arkansas Circus Arts Conditional Use Project Number Z-8170-C Project Name Project Type Mountain Valley Conditional Use Wastewater Treatment Plant Project Number Z-9143 Project Name Project Type Savvy Kids Learning Center Conditional Use Project Number Z-9144 Project Name Project Type Movie Tavern Conditional Use Comment Made Sewer Available to this site. Comment Made Sewer Available to this site. Comment Made Sewer Available to this site. Comment Made Outside Service Boundary - No Comment. Comment Made Sewer Available to this site. Comment Made Sewer main extension required with easements if new sewer service is required for this project. EAD Approval Required if food prep is done on -site. Friday, June 10, 2016 Page 1 of 1 MEMORANDUM TO: DANA CARNEY, ZONING & SUBDIVISION MANAGER FROM: TRACY SPILLMAN, PLANS DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATOR SUBJECT: REVIEW OF THE BUFFER AND LANDSCAPE REQUIREMENTS OF THE JUNE 17, 2016, SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE MEETING DATE: JUNE 13, 2016 1. 13001 Stacy Lane (Z-4462-A) Any new site development must comply with the City's minimal landscape and buffer ordinance requirements. If building rehabilitation exceeds fifty percent (50%) of the replacement cost then the landscaping and buffer must also come into compliancy accordingly. The City Beautiful Commission recommends preserving as many existing trees as feasible on this site. Credit toward fulfilling Landscape Ordinance requirements can be given when preserving trees of six (6) inch caliper or larger. 2. 1401 S. Garfield Z-6974-C No Comment 3. 1101 Cumberland Z-7992-A No Comment 4. 25616 Highway 10 (Z-317 Site plan must comply with the City's minimal landscape and buffer ordinance requirements. A land use buffer six (6) percent of the average width / depth of the lot will be required when an adjacent property has a dissimilar use of a more restrictive nature. The property to the south and east is zoned AF and the property to the north is zoned R2. As a component of all land use buffer requirements, opaque screening, whether a fence or other device, a minimum of six (6) feet in height shall be required upon the property line side of the buffer. A minimum of seventy (70) percent of the land use buffer shall be undisturbed. Easements cannot count toward fulfilling this requirement. The plantings, existing and purposed, shall be provided within the landscape ordinance of the city, section 15-102. The City Beautiful Commission recommends preserving as many existing trees as feasible on this site. Credit toward fulfilling Landscape Ordinance requirements can be given when preserving trees of six (6) inch caliper or larger. 6724 W. 32"1 Street (Z-9143� No Comment 6. 11300 Bass Pro Parkway Z-9144 Site plan must comply with the City's minimal landscape and buffer ordinance requirements. A perimeter planting strip is required along any side of a vehicular use area that abuts adjoining property or the right-of-way of any street. This strip shall be at least nine (9) feet wide. One (1) tree and three (3) shrubs or vines shall be planted for every thirty (30) linear feet of perimeter planting strip. The southwest perimeter planting strip is deficient. A land use buffer six (6) percent of the average width / depth of the lot will be required when an adjacent property has a dissimilar use of a more restrictive nature. The property to the west is zoned OS. As a component of all land use buffer requirements, opaque screening, whether a fence or other device, a minimum of six (6) feet in height shall be required upon the property line side of the buffer. A minimum of seventy (70) percent of the land use buffer shall be undisturbed. Easements cannot count toward fulfilling this requirement. The plantings, existing and purposed, shall be provided within the landscape ordinance of the city, section 15-102. Note: In those instances where a development site abuts a permanent public open space and where at least one hundred (100) feet of undisturbed natural foliage exists along the common lot line, the buffer requirement (width) along the common property line may be reduced to the minimum landscaping and screening required by the landscape ordinance. Activity areas on the development site along the common line shall be screened as noted above. Eight percent (8%) of the vehicular use area must be designated for green space; this green space needs to be evenly distributed throughout the parking area(s). For developments with more than one hundred fifty (150) parking spaces the minimum size of an interior landscape area shall be three hundred (300) square feet. Interior islands must be a minimum of seven and one half (7 1/2) feet in width. Trees shall be included in the interior landscape areas at the rate of one (1) tree for every twelve (12) parking spaces. Building landscape areas shall be provided between the vehicular use area used for public parking and the general vicinity of the building. These shall be provided at the rate equivalent to planter strip three (3) feet wide along the vehicular use area. One (1) tree and four (4) shrubs shall be planted in the building landscape areas for each forty (40) linear feet of vehicular use area abutting the building. An irrigation system shall be required for developments of one (1) acre or larger. The development of two (2) acres or more requires the landscape plan to be stamped with the seal of a Registered Landscape Architect. The City Beautiful Commission recommends preserving as many existing trees as feasible on this site. Credit toward fulfilling Landscape Ordinance requirements can be given when preserving trees of six (6) inch caliper or larger. To: Dana Carney From: Captain Tony Rhodes / Captain John Hogue: Fire Marshal Comment for the following Locations; Z-9143 6724 West 32"d Street No Comments Z-6974-C 1401 South Garfield St. No Comments Z-7992-A 1101 Cumberland No Comments Z-9144 11300 Bass Pro Parkway Maintain Access: Fire Hydrants. Date: June 13, 2016 Maintain fire apparatus access roads at fire hydrant locations as per Appendix D of the 2012 Arkansas Fire Prevention Code Vol. 1 Section D103.1 Access road width with a hydrant. Where a fire hydrant is located on a fire apparatus access road, the minimum road width shall be 26 feet, exclusive of shoulders. Grade Maintain fire apparatus access roads as per Appendix D of the 2012 Arkansas Fire Prevention Code Vol. 1 Section D103.2 Grade. Fire apparatus access roads shall not exceed 10 percent in grade except as approved by the fire chief. Loadin Maintain fire apparatus access road design as per Appendix D of the 2012 Arkansas Fire Prevention Code Vol. 1 Section D102.1 Access and loading. Facilities, buildings or portions of buildings hereafter constructed shall be accessible to fire department apparatus by way of an approved fire apparatus access road with an asphalt, concrete or other approved driving surface capable of supporting the imposed load of fire apparatus weighing at least 75,000 pounds. Fire H drants Locate Fire Hydrants as per Appendix C of the 2012 Arkansas Fire Prevention Code. Section C101— C105, in conjunction with Central Arkansas Water (Daniel Tull 501-377-1245) and the Little Rock Fire Marshals Office (Capt. Tony Rhodes 501-918-3757 or Capt. John Hogue 501-918-3754). Number and Distribution of Fire Hydrants as per Table C105.1. Z-8170-C 25616 Highway 10 Maintain Access: Fire Hydrants. Maintain fire apparatus access roads at fire hydrant locations as per Appendix D of the 2012 Arkansas Fire Prevention Code Vol. 1 Section D103.1 Access road width with a hydrant. Where a fire hydrant is located on a fire apparatus access road, the minimum road width shall be 26 feet, exclusive of shoulders. Grade Maintain fire apparatus access roads as per Appendix D of the 2012 Arkansas Fire Prevention Code Vol. 1 Section D103.2 Grade. Fire apparatus access roads shall not exceed 10 percent in grade except as approved by the fire chief. Loading Maintain fire apparatus access road design as per Appendix D of the 2012 Arkansas Fire Prevention Code Vol. 1 Section D102.1 Access and loading. Facilities, buildings or portions of buildings hereafter constructed shall be accessible to fire department apparatus by way of an approved fire apparatus access road with an asphalt, concrete or other approved driving surface capable of supporting the imposed load of fire apparatus weighing at least 75,000 pounds. Fire Hydrants Locate Fire Hydrants as per Appendix C of the 2012 Arkansas Fire Prevention Code. Section C101— C105, in conjunction with Central Arkansas Water (Daniel Tull 501-377-1245) and the Little Rock Fire Marshals Office (Capt. Tony Rhodes 501-918-3757 or Capt. John Hogue 501-918-3754). Number and Distribution of Fire Hydrants as per Table C105.1. Z-4462-A 13001 StacV Lane No Comments Regards, Captain Rhodes and Captain Hogue Office: 918-3710 PLANNING COMMISSION REVIEW CENTRAL ARKANSAS WATER 22 June 2016 NAME TYPE ISSUE COMMENTS MAVERICK ADDITION, TRACT 1 SD2016-22 Water is available to this property. A-R Fire hydrants must be placed within 400' of farthest point of proposed building and no farther than 150' from the nearest point. Contact NLR Fire Dept to obtain information regarding placement of fire hydrants and fire flow requirements. All Central Arkansas Water requirements in effect at the time of request for water service must be met. Contact Central Arkansas Water regarding procedures for installation of water facilities and/or fire service. Contact Central Arkansas Water for New Service applications; regarding the size and location of the water meter. Please submit plans for water facilities and/or fire protection system to Central Arkansas Water for review. Plan revisions may be required after additional review. That work would be done at the expense of the developer. Approval of plans by the Arkansas Department of Health Engineering Division and North Little Rock Fire Department is required. If there are facilities that need to be adjusted and/or relocated, contact Central Arkansas Water. Contact CAW Cross -Connection Control for requirements concerning backflow protection on meter service(s) 377-1228. NAME TYPE ISSUE COMMENTS LAKEWOOD ADDITION, LOTS 1-7 SD2016-24 NORTHWOOD CREEK SD2016-25 ADDITION, LOT 2R IRON MOUNTAIN ADDITION, LOT SD2016-26 6R. B;PCL 27 Water is available to this property. Fire hydrants must be placed within 400' of farthest point of proposed building and no farther than 150' from the nearest point. Contact NLR Fire Dept to obtain information regarding placement of fire hydrants and fire flow requirements. All Central Arkansas Water requirements in effect at the time of request for water service must be met. Contact Central Arkansas Water regarding procedures for installation of water facilities and/or fire service. Contact Central Arkansas Water for New Service applications; regarding the size and location of the water meter. Please submit plans for water facilities and/or fire protection system to Central Arkansas Water for review. Plan revisions may be required after additional review. That work would be done at the expense of the developer. Approval of plans by the Arkansas Department of Health Engineering Division and North Little Rock Fire Department is required. If there are facilities that need to be adjusted and/or relocated, contact Central Arkansas Water. Contact CAW Cross -Connection Control for requirements concerning backflow protection on meter service(s) 377-1228. NO OBJECTION NO OBJECTION 2 NAME TYPE ISSUE COMMENTS FOOTHILLS ADDITION, LOT 5 SD2016-27 Water is available to this property. Fire hydrants must be placed within 400' of farthest point of proposed building and no farther than 150' from the nearest point. Contact NLR Fire Dept to obtain information regarding placement of fire hydrants and fire flow requirements. All Central Arkansas Water requirements in effect at the time of request for water service must be met. Contact Central Arkansas Water regarding procedures for installation of water facilities and/or fire service. Contact Central Arkansas Water for New Service applications; regarding the size and location of the water meter. Please submit plans for water facilities and/or fire protection system to Central Arkansas Water for review. Plan revisions may be required after additional review. That work would be done at the expense of the developer. Approval of plans by the Arkansas Department of Health Engineering Division and North Little Rock Fire Department is required. If there are facilities that need to be adjusted and/or relocated, contact Central Arkansas Water. Contact CAW Cross -Connection Control for requirements concerning backflow protection on meter service(s) 377-1228. 3 NAME TYPE ISSUE FOOTHILLS ADDITION, LOT5 SD2016-27 COMMENTS All Central Arkansas Water requirements in effect at the time of request for water service must be met. The Little Rock Fire Department needs to evaluate this site to determine whether additional public and/or private fire hydrant(s) will be required. If additional fire hydrant(s) are required, they will be installed at the Developer's expense. Please submit plans for water facilities and/or fire protection system to Central Arkansas Water for review. Plan revisions may be required after additional review. Contact Central Arkansas Water regarding procedures for installation of water facilities and/or fire service. Approval of plans by the Arkansas Department of Health Engineering Division and Little Rock Fire Department is required. A Capital Investment Charge based on the size of meter connection(s) will apply to this project in addition to normal charges. This fee will apply to all connections including metered connections off the private fire system. If there are facilities that need to be adjusted and/or relocated, contact Central Arkansas Water. That work would be done at the expense of the developer. Contact Central Arkansas Water regarding the size and location of the water meter. The facilities on -site will be private. When meters are planned off private lines, private facilities shall be installed to Central Arkansas Water's material and construction specifications and installation will be inspected by an engineer, licensed to practice in the State of Arkansas. Execution of Customer Owned Line Agreement is required. Due to the nature of this facility, installation of an approved reduced pressure zone backflow preventer assembly (RPZ) is required on the domestic water service. This assembly must be installed prior to the first point of use. Central Arkansas Water (CAW) requires that upon installation of the RPZA, successful tests of the assembly must be completed by a Certified Assembly Tester licensed by the State of Arkansas and 4 NAME _w TYPE ISSUE COMMENTS approved by CAW. The test results must be sent to CAW's Cross Connection Section within ten days of installation and annually thereafter. Contact the Cross Connection Section at 377-1226 if you would like to discuss backflow prevention requirements for this project. Fire sprinkler systems which do not contain additives such as antifreeze shall be isolated with a double detector check valve assembly. If additives are used, a reduced pressure zone backflow preventer shall be required. This development will have minor impact on the existing water distribution system. Proposed water facilities will be sized to provide adequate pressure and fire protection. MOUNTAIN VALLEY WASTE Z-8170-C All Central Arkansas Water requirements in WATER TREATMENT PLANT effect at the time of request for water service must be met. Please submit plans for water facilities to Central Arkansas Water for review. Plan revisions may be required after additional review. Contact Central Arkansas Water regarding procedures for installation of water facilities. Approval of plans by Central Arkansas Water, the Arkansas Department of Health Engineering Division and Little Rock Fire Department is required. This development will have minor impact on the existing water distribution system. Proposed water facilities will be sized to provide adequate pressure and fire protection. Additional fire hydrant(s) will be required. Contact the Little Rock Fire Department to obtain information regarding the required placement of the hydrant(s) and contact Central Arkansas Water regarding procedures for installation of the hydrant(s) A Capital Investment Charge based on the size of meter connection(s) will apply to this project in addition to normal charges. Rl NAME MOVIE TAVERN TYPE ISSUE Z-9144 COMMENTS All Central Arkansas Water requirements in effect at the time of request for water service must be met. A water main extension will be needed to provide water service to this property. The Little Rock Fire Department needs to evaluate this site to determine whether additional public and/or private fire hydrant(s) will be required. If additional fire hydrant(s) are required, they will be installed at the Developer's expense. Please submit plans for water facilities and/or fire protection system to Central Arkansas Water for review. Plan revisions may be required after additional review. Contact Central Arkansas Water regarding procedures for installation of water facilities and/or fire service. Approval of plans by the Arkansas Department of Health Engineering Division and Little Rock Fire Department is required. Due to the nature of this facility, installation of an approved reduced pressure zone backflow preventer assembly (RPZ) is required on the domestic water service. This assembly must be installed prior to the first point of use. Central Arkansas Water (CAW) requires that upon installation of the RPZA, successful tests of the assembly must be completed by a Certified Assembly Tester licensed by the State of Arkansas and approved by CAW. The test results must be sent to CAW's Cross Connection Section within ten days of installation and annually thereafter. Contact the Cross Connection Section at 377-1226 if you would like to discuss backflow prevention requirements for this project. The facilities on -site will be private. When meters are planned off private lines, private facilities shall be installed to Central Arkansas Water's material and construction specifications and installation will be inspected by an engineer, licensed to practice in the State of Arkansas. Execution of Customer Owned Line Agreement is required. Fire sprinkler systems which do not contain additives such as antifreeze shall be isolated with a double detector check valve assembly. If additives are used, a reduced 11 NAME W TYPEISSUE COMMENTS pressure zone backflow preventer shall be required. This development will have minor impact on the existing water distribution system. Proposed water facilities will be sized to provide adequate pressure and fire protection. ARKANSAS CIRCUS ARTS Z-7992-A CITY OF FAITH CORRECTIONAL Z-6974-C FACILITY SAVY KIDS LEARNING CENTER Z-9143 13001 STACY LANE Z-4462-A NO OBJECTIONS; All Central Arkansas Water requirements in effect at the time of request for water service must be met. NO OBJECTIONS; All Central Arkansas Water requirements in effect at the time of request for water service must be met. NO OBJECTIONS; All Central Arkansas Water requirements in effect at the time of request for water service must be met. All Central Arkansas Water requirements in effect at the time of request for water service must be met. Due to the nature of this facility, installation of an approved reduced pressure zone backflow preventer assembly (RPZ) is required on the domestic water service. This assembly must be installed prior to the first point of use. Central Arkansas Water (CAW) requires that upon installation of the RPZA, successful tests of the assembly must be completed by a Certified Assembly Tester licensed by the State of Arkansas and approved by CAW. The test results must be sent to CAW's Cross Connection Section within ten days of installation and annually thereafter. Contact the Cross Connection Section at 377-1226 if you would like to discuss backflow prevention requirements for this project. 7 —I Public Works Review Comments Planning Commission Agenda Date: 7-14-16 Z File Number Z-4462-A 13001 Stacy Lane CUP Board of Adjustment 13001 Stacy Lane 1 Due to the proposed use of the property, the Master Street Plan specifies that Stacy Lane Street for the frontage of this property must meet commercial street standards. Dedicate right-of-way to 30 feet from centerline. 2 Due to the proposed use of the property, the Master Street Plan specifies that Gamble Street for the frontage of this property must meet commercial street standards. Dedicate right-of-way to the back of the sidewalk. 3 A 20 feet radial dedication of right-of-way is required at the intersection of Farris St. and Stacy Lane. 4 A 20 feet radial dedication of right-of-way is required at the intersection of Stacy Lane and Gamble St. 5 Replace the missing sidewalk panel near the comer of Stacy Lane and Farris Street. Z File Number Z-6974-C City of Faith Correctional Facility CUP 1401 S. Garfield St. 1 Due to the proposed use of the property, the Master Street Plan specifies that Garfield Street for the frontage of this property must meet commercial street standards. Dedicate right-of-way to 30 feet from centerline. Staff was able to locate a previous dedication deed document showing the dedication has been provided. 2 Repair or replace any curb and gutter or sidewalk that is damaged in the public right-of-way. Z File Number Z-7992-A Arkansas Circus Arts CUP 1 101 Cumberland St. I Repair or replace any curb and gutter or sidewalk that is damaged in the public right-of-way prior to occupancy. 2 Head in or angled parking is not allowed on 1 lth St. 3 Public sidewalk access should be provided across the frontage of the property adjacent to 1 lth St. The current sidewalk is blocked by planter boxes. 4 Sidewalk should be extended to the alley on I Ith St, is required in accordance with Sec. 31-175 of the Little Rock Code and the Master Street Plan. Depending on the running slope of the sidewalk an access ramp maybe required. 5 Parallel parking spaces should be striped on 1 Ith St. Z File Number Z-8170-C Mountain Valley Wastewater Treatment Plant 25,616 Hwy 10 Monday, June 20, 2016 Page 1 of 3 I Pulaski County should be contacted about any floodplain/floodway issues. Z File Number Z-8227-A 12601 I-30 Rezoning Ilto C-3 12601 I-30 1 At the time of construction, a special Grading Permit for Flood Hazard Areas will be required per Sec. 8-283 prior to construction. 2 The future structure on the property will be required to be constructed with the minimum finish floor elevation of at least 1 ft above the base flood elevation. 3 In accordance with Section 31-176, floodway areas must be shown as floodway easements or be dedicated to the public. In addition, a 25 foot wide drainage and access easement is required adjacent to the floodway boundary. 4 Filling, erection, construction, or storage within the regulatory floodway is prohibited. AHTD has proposed the Crooked Creek Chennelization Project in the vicinity of the subject property. Staff cannot determine what work, if any, is proposed adjacent to the subject property. Z File Number Z-9143 Savvy Kids Learning Center CUP 6724 W. 32nd St. 1 Due to the proposed use of the property, the Master Street Plan specifies that Bryant Street for the frontage of this property must meet commercial street standards. Dedicate right-of-way to 30 feet from centerline. 2 W. 32nd is classified on the Master Street Plan as a collector street. A dedication of right-of-way 30 feet from centerline will be required. 3 Due to the proposed use of the property, the Master Street Plan specifies that Ware Street for the frontage of this property must meet commercial street standards. Dedicate right-of-way to 30 feet from centerline. 4 A 20 feet radial dedication of right-of-way is required at the intersection of Bryant St. and W. 32nd St. 5 A 20 feet radial dedication of right-of-way is required at the intersection of W. 32nd St. and Ware St.. 6 Obtain a franchise agreement from Public Works (Bennie Nicolo, 371-4818) for the private improvements located in the right-of-way. 7 With future development or expansion of the church property, the head in parking of the Bryant St. right-of-way will be required to be closed and modified to a 26 ft wide driveway. Z File Number Z-9144 Movie Tavern CUP 11300 Bass Pro Parkway 1 Sidewalks with appropriate handicap ramps are required in accordance with Sec. 31-175 of the Little Rock Code and the Master Street Plan to be constructed on both sides of the 60 ft access easement. 2 Safe pedestrian access should be provided to the storefront from the public sidewalk. 3 Repair or replace any curb and gutter or sidewalk that is damaged in the public right-of-way prior to occupancy. 4 A grading permit in accordance with section 29-186 (c) & (d) will be required prior to any land clearing or grading activities at the site. Other than residential subdivisions, site grading and drainage plans must be submitted and approved prior to the start of construction. Monday, June 20, 2016 Page 2 of 3 5 If disturbed area is 1 or more acres, obtain a NPDES storm water permit from the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality prior to the start of construction. 6 Damage to public and private property due to hauling operations or operation of construction related equipment from a nearby construction site shall be repaired by the responsible party prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy. 7 Prior to this development; a traffic study, conducted for the Outlet Mall, showed several turn movements at the intersection of Bass Pro Parkway, Otter Creek, Mabelvale West Road, and I-30 frontage road ramp to function at a LOS F or less. It is believed future development accessing this intersection will further worsen the condition. Z File Number Z-9145 Johnson Daycare 43 Villa Vista Loop 0 No comments Monday, June 20, 2016 Page 3 of 3 To: Dana Carney, Zoning & Subdivision Manager Date: 6-13-16 Donna James, Zoning Monte Moore, Subdivision From: Curtis Richey / Mark Alderfer: Building Codes Building Code Comments: Z-8170-C 25616 Hwy 10 Project is subject to full commercial plan review and approval prior to issuance of a building permit. For information on submittal requirements and the review process, contact a commercial plans examiner: Curtis Richey at 501.371.4724; cricheyPlittlerock.org or Mark Alderfer at 501.371.4875; malderfer littlerock.or . Z-9144 11300 Bass Pro Parkway Project is subject to full commercial plan review and approval prior to issuance of a building permit. For information on submittal requirements and the review process, contact a commercial plans examiner: Curtis Richey at 501.371.4724; crichey@littlerock.orp, or Mark Alderfer at 501.371.4875; malderfer@littlerock.or. Z-7992-A 1101 Cumberland This is a change in occupancy type for this structure and is therefore subject to full commercial plan review and approval prior to occupancy. This facility must meet 2012 Arkansas Fire Prevention Code requirements. Evaluation of adjacent uses and required fire separations is required. For information on submittal requirements and the review process, contact a commercial plans examiner: Curtis Richey at 501.371.4724; crichev@iittlerock.oror Mark Alderfer at 501.371.4875; malderfer@littlerock.orp,. Z-6974-C 1401 S. Garfield St. NC Z-9143 6724W. 32nd This is a change in occupancy type for this structure and is therefore subject to full commercial plan review and approval prior to occupancy. This facility must meet 2012 Arkansas Fire Prevention Code requirements. Evaluation of adjacent uses and required fire separations is required. For information on submittal requirements and the review process, contact a commercial plans examiner: Curtis Richey at 501.371.4724; crichey littlerock.oor Mark Alderfer at 501.371.4875; maiderfer(-@Iittlerocl(.org. Z-4468-A 13001 Stacy Lane This is a change in occupancy type for this structure and is therefore subject to full commercial plan review and approval prior to occupancy. Review by LR Wastewater, EAD Division is required. This facility must meet 2012 Arkansas Fire Prevention Code requirements. Evaluation of adjacent uses and required fire separations is required. For information on submittal requirements and the review process, contact a commercial plans examiner: Curtis Richey at 501.371.4724; criche littierock-or or Mark Alderfer at 501.371.4875; malderfer@littlerock.org. Regards, Curtis Richey Commercial Plans Examiner Rock Region LN/.A METRO Rock Region METRO Planning and Subdivision Review Memo To: City of Little Rock Planning and Development, Donna James, Monte Moore, Dana Carney From: Kathleen Lambert, Sr. Transit Planner Date: June 23, 2o16 Re: Subdivision Reviews June 22, 2o16 hearing- comments from meeting 1) Z-9145 43 Villa Vista Loop; Johnson Family Daycare a) Location is not currently served by METRO. We have no comments regarding this application. z) LU16-16-oz 12-6o1 Interstate 30- Otter Creek Planning District; Z-8227-A Rezoning same property a) Location is served by METRO nearby on routes 17 & zz. Not enough information has been provided to comment on this location. Comments will be provided as more information is submitted. 3) Z-4462-A 13001 Stacey Lane; Beauty and Barber Shop Conditional use permit a) Location is not currently served by METRO. We have no comments regarding this application. 4) Z-6974-C 1401 S. Garfield St.; City of Faith Correctional Facility a) Location is served by METRO on routes 17, z1 & 22. We have no comments regarding the reapplication permit of this existing facility. 5) Z-7992-A 11o1 Cumberland St- Arkansas Circus Arts- conditional use permits a) Location is served by METRO on routes z & 6. Because this property is in the downtown area and heavily traveled by METRO riders we feel the excessive curb cuts and angle z parking for this property need to be corrected. Sidewalks should be provided in accordance with city ordinances. 6) Z-8170-C 25616 Highway 10; Mountain Valley Wastewater Treatment Plant a) Location is not currently served by METRO. We have no comments regarding this application. 7) Z-9144 672-4 West 32"d St.; Savvy Kids Learning Center Daycare a) Location is served by METRO on route 21. The property is located on the current transit route. Sidewalk infrastructure is critical to access for transit. We support the request of the city for sidewalk repairs. 8) Z-9144 1130o Bass Pro Parkway; Movie tavern Theater- conditional use permit a) Location is served by METRO on route 23. The property is located on the current transit route. We support the city in its request to provide a pedestrian way through the parking lot to connect existing sidewalk infrastructure to the front of the building. The sidewalk access will also provide connection to the transit route and bus stop located nearby for customers and employees. Carney, Dana From: Daniel Phillips <dphillips@pulaskicounty.net> Sent: Monday, June 20, 2016 9:28 AM To: Jim Cranor; Carney, Dana Cc: Van McClendon Subject: Re: Mountain Valley Wastewater Treatment Facility CUP Comments Attachments: Mountain Valley Addition - 6-20-16.pdf Jim, Dana We are amending our floodplain development comments. There will be no floodway requirements for this site, only standard floodplain permitting requirements. See attached. Thanks, Daniel Phillips, PS, CFM Professional Surveyor/Certified Floodplain Manager Pulaski County Road & Bridge 3200 Brown Street Little Rock, AR 72204 501-340-6800 From: Jim Cranor Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2016 3:34 PM To: Dcarney@littlerock.org Cc: Van McClendon; Daniel Phillips Subject: Mountain Valley Wastewater Treatment Facility CUP Comments Dana, Pulaski County Planning and Pulaski County Public Works comments attached. Thanks Jim Jim Cranor Plans Review Coordinator Pulaski County Planning and Development 3200 Brown Street Little Rock, AR 72204 501-340-8265 Mountain Valley Addition — PCRB Comments (Wastewater Treatment Plant) — 6/20/16 1. Obtain driveway permit for Pleasant Grove road connection. Call Patricia Mackey with PCRB (501-340-6800) Items needed for floodplain development approval 1. Creek crossing design for any culvert, bridge, or low water crossing (if any are to be used) 2. Design for all structural components located within the floodplain/floodway such as roadbeds, levees, and building foundations. Density test are required after placement of structural material showing that material meets or exceeds design density 3. Estimate, in cubic yards, for amount fill to be brought into floodplain 4. Signed Pulaski County floodplain development application 5. Permit review fee of $25 plus one cent per cubic yard of fill to be brought into the floodplain 6. Approved 404 permit from the Corps of Engineers for any work in the wetlands 7. Approved ADEQ permit for any construction over 1 acre or any stream crossing 8. All utilities must be located above the Base Flood Elevation or flood proof 9. Scaled 1% annual chance flood limits cannot be shown on plat rev 5/26/2016 Pulaski County Site Plan Checklist PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 3200 BROWN STREET LITTLE ROCK, AR 72204 501-340-8260 DATE: 6-13-16 DEVELOPMENT: Mountain Valley Wastewater Treatment Plant CUP LOCATION: North Side of Hwy 10 at the intersection of Hwy 10 and Pleasant Grove Road ENGINEER/SURVEYOR: White Daters PLANNING JURISDICTION: Pulaski County/Little Rock ETJ The site plan shall indicate the following information: 1) yes 6.3 A. LETTER OF APPLICATION 2) n/a 15 COPIES OF THE PROPOSED SITE PLAN 3) yes 6.3 B. PROPOSED NAME OF THE DEVELOPMENT 4) no 6.3 C. NAME AND ADDRESS OF OWNER OF RECORD 5) no 6.3 D. SOURCE OF TITLE 6) no 6.3 E. NAME AND ADDRESS OF DEVELOPER page 1 7) no 6.3 R DATE OF SURVEY, NORTH POINT, GRAPHIC SCALE AND TWO 8) yes 6.3 G. 9) no 6.3 H. 10) yes 6.31. 11) yes 6.3 J LAND CORNERS AND STATE PLANE COORDINATES FOR AT LEAST TWO POINTS SEAL AND SIGNATURE OF A PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR SEAL AND SIGNATURE OF A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER (WHEN REQUIRED) LOCATION OF PLAT/TRACT BY LEGAL DESCRIPTION GIVING ACREAGE VICINITY MAP 12) no 6.3 K. BOUNDARY LINES OF TRACT WITH EXACT DIMENSIONS rev 5/26/2016 page 2 13) yes 6.3 L. CONTOURS OF NOT MORE THAN FOUR (4) FEET 14) yes 6.3 M. NATURAL FEATURES 15) yes 6.3 N. WATER COURSES ENTERING AND LEAVING THE TRACT 16) yes 6.30. CULTURAL FEATURES 17) yes 6.3. P. NAMES OF RECORDED ABUTTING SUBDIVISIONS 18) yes 6.3 Q. NAMES OF ABUTTING OWNERS OF UN -SUBDIVIDED PROPERTY 19) no 6.3 R. ZONING DISTRICTS, IF APPLICABLE 20) no 6.3 S. A SUMMARY OF THE PROPOSED DEVELPOMENT 21) yes 6.3 T. EXISTING COVENANTS AND RESTRICTIONS 22) no 6.3 U. SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY 23) no 6.3 V. PROVISIONS FOR SEWER DISPOSAL, DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL 24) no 6.3 W. LETTERS OF APPROVAL FROM GOVERNMENTS, UTILITIES, ETC. 25) n/a 6.3 X. STORM DRAINAGE PLAN 26) yes 6.3 Y. OTHER INFORMATION AS REQUIRED 27) yes 6.4 A. SITE SUITABILITY 28) n/a 6.4 B.1.a-b. ADDITIONAL DWELLING UNITS, SETBACKS AND PARKING 29) n/a 6.4 B.2.a-b. DUPLEX, TRI-PLEX AND QUADROPLEX, SETBACKS AND PARKING 30) n/a 6.4 B.3.a-b. MULTI -FAMILY, SETBACKS AND PARKING 31) n/a 6.4 B.4.a-b. NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT, SETBACKS AND PARKING 32) n/a 6.4 B.S. MEETS STANDARDS OF AMERCIAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT 33) n/a 6.5 MULTIPLE BUILDING LOTS rev 5/26/2016 page 3 34) yes 6.6 SETBACKS ON UN -PLATTED PROPERTY 35) no 6.7 DEVELOPMENT WITHIN ETJ OF A MUNICIPALITY 36) yes 6.8 COMPLIANCE WITH THE PULASKI COUNTY MASTER ROAD PLAN 37) n/a 8.1 DEVELOPMENT IN WATERSHED OF PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY 38) n/a 8.2 A-C WASTEWATER DISCHARGE PLAN 39) n/a _8.3 STORMWATER DISCHARGE PLAN 40) n/a 8.4 A-G PERFORMANCE STANDARDS/BMP'S USED 41) n/a 8.7 A-B ADDITIONAL PLAT AND SITE PLAN APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS 42.) n/a 8.8 NPDES REQUIREMENTS 43) n/a 8.9A-D UNDISTURBED AREAS 44) n/a 8.10A-B CONSTRUCTION ON VERY HIGH SLOPES 45) no FEES PAID Staff Comments: 4 and 6.) Show name and address of owner/developer. 5.) Show source of title. 7.) Show distance to two land corners and state plane coordinates for said corners. 9.) Show engineers stamp and signature. 12.) Show boundary line dimensions and bearings for all portions of property that are a part of the CUP application. 19.) show on site plan the zoning for subject property. 20.) provide development summary. 22.) Show source of water to site. 23.) Obtain Floodplain/Floodway development permit. 24.) Provide all approval documents from Arkansas Department of Health and the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality. 35.) Applicant is requesting a Conditional Use Permit from the City of Little Rock to build a wastewater treatment facility in an R-2 zoned area. 45.) Pay $33.00 Review fee. rev 5/26/2016 Additional Staff Comments: Show basis of bearing on site plan. page 4 Discharge point for treatment plant is within the floodway of Nowlin Creek. Obtain the necessary floodplain development permits from Pulaski County Public Works (501)-340- 6800. Provide permanent legal and physical access to this site as part of the future subdivision development. Staff Recommendation: Approval subject to compliance with staff comments and the procurement of a CUP from the City of Little Rock. Mountain Valley Addition — PCRB Comments (Wastewater Treatment Plant) — 6/16/16 1. Obtain driveway permit for Pleasant Grove road connection. Call Patricia Mackey with PCRB (501-340-6800) Items needed for floodplain development approval 1. Any work in the floodway must conform to FEMA's "Procedures for No -Rise Certification for Proposed Development in the Floodway". No -rise certification and supporting engineering data must be stamped by an AR registered engineer. 2. Creek crossing design for any culvert, bridge, or low water crossing (if any are to be used) 3. Design for all structural components located within the floodplain/floodway such as roadbeds, levees, and building foundations. Density test are required after placement of structural material showing that material meets or exceeds design density 4. Estimate, in cubic yards, for amount fill to be brought into floodplain 5. Signed Pulaski County floodplain development application 6. Permit review fee of $25 plus one cent per cubic yard of fill to be brought into the floodplain 7. Approved 404 permit from the Corps of Engineers for any work in the wetlands 8. Approved ADEQ permit for any construction over 1 acre or any stream crossing 9. All utilities must be located above the Base Flood Elevation or flood proof 10. Scaled 1% annual chance flood limits cannot be shown on plat f [lit G1ge'. Beach Abstract & Guaranty Company, Inc. 100 Center Street - P.O. Box 2580 Little Rock, AR 72203 ` (501) 376-5652 Direct Line (501) 376-5667 Facsimile Email: ddavis ukbeachabst.com June 23, 2016 White Daters & Associates Attn: Tamara 24 Rahling Circle Little Rock AR 72223 Beach No. S16-6015 LRG LLC Highway 10 - Little Rock AR RE: Part of SW Section 6, T-2 N, R-14-W, Pulaski County, Arkansas A PART OF THE SWI/4 OF SECTION 6, T-2-N, R-14-1M, PULASKI COUNTY, ARKAWAS, MORE 'DAff CULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS. COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEA57 OORNER OF THE SW1/4 OF SECTION 6, T-2-K R-14-W, THENCE 58758'51'W, 587.26 FT, TO A FOUND Y REBAR WHICH LAYS 0.16 FT. NORTH OF THE SOUTH LIME OF THE SW1/'4; THENCE N05'00'GOnF M,93 FT,; THENCE S78'01'190E, 239.72 FT. TO THE 90INT OF BEGINNING; THENCE N11`58'41 "Er 282.45 FT.; THENCE WT35`37�E. 125,60, FT. TO A POINT IN THE CENTERLINE OF NOWLIN CREEK; THENCE ALONG THE CENTERLINE 4F NOWLIN CREEK AS MAPPED IN 'RUNE, 1997, S4725'4M 120.45 FT„ THENCE ,ALONG SAJD CENTERLINE OF NOWLIN CREEK 553'WXE, BOSS FT. TO A POINT ON THE EAST LIME OF THE SWI/'4 OF SECTION 6: THENCE LEWNG THE CENTERLINE OF NOWLIN CREEK SW02'52"E, 296.47 FT. ,ALONG THE EAST LINE OF THE SWI/4, PASSING AT 38.7 FT_ A SET %' RE9AR ON THE SOUTH 8AN IK OF NOWLIN CREED TO A FOUND 1A* REBAR, THENCE LEAVING THE EAST LINE OF THE SW1/'4 N78'01'190W. 30t1.92 FT. To THE PONT OF BEGINNING, ENCLOSING AN AREA OF 2.029D ACRES, MORE CAR LESS. Page 2 Dear Tamara: We have examined the records of Pulaski County, Arkansas, up to May 26, 2016 at 7:00 A.M. as to the property lying within 200 feet to the above described property, to wit: We find that the owners names set out on the attached sheets lie within 200 feet of the above described property and that the names are the last apparent owners of record of said property. We do not certify as to the validity of title and our liability is limited to the amount paid for this service. Addresses of owners cannot be guaranteed accurate. If we can be of further service to you, please call us. A Si ' cerely, Donna Davis Special Service Department 501-376-5652 Enclosure(s) Page 3 Owners: James & Janae Day 7800 Hood Road Roland AR 72135 Desmond & Carol Doris 24708 Pleasant Grove Road Roland AR 72135 LRG LLC d/b/a LRG Investments LLC PO Box 73670 Little Rock AR 72221 Legal Descriptions: Part of the S% of Section 6, T-2-N-R-14-W Instrument No. 98-61338 Part of the S% 'of Section 6, T-2-N-R-14-W Instrument No. 2008-66046 Part of the S%z of Section 6, T-2-N-R-14-W Instrument No. 2013-65922 720' 53R-006.00-020.00 7600-00 3.536 AC 720' t z N ■ I 1 NO'L N0 1 I �i 8 N pV • - N N. 7pp,7C � 151.7' O 4 O O nJ rn O 5 O o 0 o n 7Y ,25' yy 4 006.01 296.78'W7,v 175' '+bd ` 117.12 NpA VOaI nnn5 NOO OOO 'Y•u �, ynirn Cnj 10i1rn n o j 0 o O 0 291. �p �VN i 1 1 �•} AVN i0 0 i 0 m R 9 r 0 0 � m City of Little Rock Department of Planning and Development Planning 723 West Markham Street Zoning and Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334 Subdivision Phone: (501) 371-4790 Fax: (501) 399-3435 or 371-6863 Date: June 7, 2016 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE LITTLE ROCK PLANNING COMMISSION ON A REQUEST FOR USE CHANGE OR DEVELOPMENT OF LAND TO: —Citizens of West Pulaski County _ ATTENTION: Drew Kelso ADDRESS: 4 Dressage Lane Little Rock, AR 72223 REQUEST: Conditional Use Permit to allow for construction of a wastewater treatment plant for a new subdivision. GENERAL LOCATION OR ADDRESS: 25.616 Highwqv 10: north of HijahiLay 10 and Pleasant Grove Road OWNED BY: LRG, LLC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an application for Conditional Use Permit for the above property has been filed with the Department of Planning and Development. A public hearing will be held by the L.R. Planning Commission in the Board of Directors Chamber, second floor, City Hall, on July 14, 2016 at 4:00 P.M. This notice is provided in order to assure that neighborhood associations are aware of issues that may affect their neighborhood. Information requests should be directed to the Planning staff at, 71-4790. ony City of Little Rock Department of Planning and Development Planning 723 West Markham Street Zoning and Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334 Subdivision La Phone: (501) 371-4790 Fax: (501) 399-3435 or 371-6863 Date: June 7, 2016 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE LITTLE ROCK PLANNING COMMISSION ON A REQUEST FOR USE CHANGE OR DEVELOPMENT OF LAND TO: Coalition of West Little Rock Nei hborhoods ATTENTION: M Dornhoffer ADDRESS: 6916 Westrid e Road Roland. AR 72135 REQUEST: Conditional Use Permit to allow for construction of a wastewater treatment plant for a new subdivision. GENERAL LOCATION OR ADDRESS: 25.6.16 Highway _10; north of Hi a 10 and Pleasant Grove Road OWNED BY: LRG _LLC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT an application for Conditional Use Permit for the above property has been filed with the Department of Planning and Development. A public hearing will be held by the L.R. Planning Commission in the Board of Directors Chamber, second floor, City Hall, on July 14, 2016 at 4:00 P.M. This notice is provided in order to assure that neighborhood associations are aware of issues that may affect their neighborhood. Information requests should be direc�dto the Pl}a�nninstaff at 71-4790. ir f V! rw1 Ivny Bortnski,/ irIctor NG & DEVELOPMENT Mapping & Graphics FEES G Date: Customer:n Computer Generated Maps Plotted Maps "D" Size & Larger $20.00 Plotted Maps "C" Size & Smaller $15.00 DIGITAL FILES $25.00 + $5.00'PER MGS $ Slack & White copies (Non Computer) Large Copies (36" X 48") @ $8.00 Small Copies (24" X 36")�@ $5.00 ZXJ Other Maps Master Street Plan: @ $20.00 Make checks payable to the: TOTAL 00 "City of Little Rock" 723 West Markham Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 City of Little Rock Department of Planning and Development 723 West Markham Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1334 Phone: (501) 371-4790 Fax: (501) 399-3435 or 371-6863 June 7, 2016 Joe White White-Daters 24 Rahling Circle Little Rock, AR 72223 Re: Conditional Use Permit Application at 25616 Highway 10 Dear Mr. White: Planning Zoning and Subdivision I have received your application for a conditional use permit for the property located at 25616 Highway 10. The following is to remind you of important dates in the process. The sign provided to you must be posted on the property no later than June 14, 2016. Required notices to owners of properties located within 200 feet of the subject property must be sent via certified mail no later than June 29, 2016. You must use the notice form provided to you by our office and you must obtain the list of property owners from an abstract or title company. The Subdivision Committee meeting for your application is June 22, 2016 at 12:00 noon. The meeting will be held in the Board of Director' chamber located on the second floor of City Hall at 500 W. Markham Street. You or your authorized representative must be present. Your item has been scheduled for the July 14, 2016 Planning Commission meeting. The meeting will begin at 4:00 p.m. and will be held in the Board of Directors; chamber located on the second floor of City Hall. Again, you or your authorized representative must be present. The required cover letter detailing the proposal and providing information on the use proposed under the requested conditional use application was insufficient. Please provide additional information as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please contact me at (501) 371-6817 or at dcarnev(dylittferock.org. Sincerely, J�Lr— Dana Carney Zoning and Subdivision Manager Information needed for review of a CUP for a wastewater treatment system. The CUP request is to allow the placement of a wastewater treatment system for the proposed single-family subdivision. Staff feels information concerning the treatment system, the elevation and site design of any buildings and the plant and the overall maintenance, short-term and long-term, should be addressed. A full description of the collection and treatment which is to include a discussion of the proposed method of treatment, disinfection, filtration, and other treatment process components must be provided. This description must provide the level of treatment to be obtained without limitation for the projected levels for biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), suspended solids (SS), nitrogen (N), total and fecal coliform, phosphorous, oils and grease and other characteristics both before and after treatment of the wastewater as well as any other information required by the State Department of Health and the Department of Environmental Quality. The description is to include the need for sludge removal; frequency and quantity of sludge removal, method of storage, location of on -site storage, method of transport, haul routes and volume to be hauled off -site and method of disposal. In addition a full description of the proposed wastewater disposal method must be provided. This is to include an evaluation of soil conditions; groundwater conditions; groundwater movement; proximity to beneficial water uses such as wells, streams and drainage courses and consideration of contaminant travel in both ground water and surface water. The analysis is to include the location of discharge, the method for discharge and an analysis of potential discharge points for treated wastewater. The operational noise impact to neighboring residences is to be addressed. This is to include specific decibel readings submitted for equipment to be used, projections of noise levels to be expected at the property line(s) and at residences which may be impacted by increased noise levels, measurements of current night and day ambient sound levels at impacted residences should also be provided. The use of generators and the noise/impact of the equipment; testing times, duration of testing. Odors and other air quality issues should be considered including a description of wind directions, inversion conditions, likely impacts on nearby receptors and odor control methods to be implemented with the treatment plant. Measures to control mosquitoes and other insects which may be attracted to the pond(s) should be addressed. Biological impacts including bird attraction should be addressed. An analysis of potential visual impacts of the treatment plant, ponds and irrigation areas particularly with respect to surrounding area should be addressed. The plan should include elevations for the proposed treatment system, any proposed buildings or fencing to be located around the site; location of buildings fencing, building construction materials, building heights, fence heights, use of razor or concertina wire. Alternative methods of sewage disposal. Complete description of all alternatives for the project including development of an on -site septic system, other types of treatment methods, development of off -site sewage disposal systems and connection to a public sewer system. The size of the proposed package treatment plant must be considered in relation to potential growth inducing impacts. The long term managerial and financial needs for the package treatment plant are to be fully determined. This is to include characterizing the persons responsible for maintenance and monitoring, their qualifications, training requirements and the expected costs of these activities. A 10-year financial plan for operation, maintenance and repair of the treatment plant is to be prepared and submitted which includes depreciation of equipment, expected replacement times for equipment components and the financial reserves necessary to meet these operational issues. Prior to issuance of a final plat, deed restrictions and covenants are to be recorded specifying the long-term technical, managerial, and financial requirements for operation of the plant as outlined in the 10-year financial plan. An emergency plan is to be developed that addresses the availability of back-up personnel and actions to be taken in the event of treatment plant failure, pond rupture or overflow, effects of seismic events, unusual climatic conditions, and other similar events. Carney, Dana From: Joe White <jwhite@whitedaters.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 7, 2016 11:01 AM To: Carney, Dana Subject: Mountain Valley WWTP Attachments: Packaged ISAM short.pdf Dana, Below is a description from the supplier. Some of this is not very "corn bread", but an engineer wrote it and they just can't help it. Also attached are some photos. Let me know if this works. In operation, all flow enters the first compartment of the ISAM where influent solids are allowed to settle much like a primary clarifier. The first compartment is a constant level basin with a baffled inlet and outlet. This basin helps with solids removal. When a gallon enters the reactor a gallon overflows out an underflow baffle to the next reactor which is the surge basin. This basin provides both organic and hydraulic load equalization. Actived sludge bacteria is maintained in the surge basin to immediately react with incoming flow to initiate and accelerate carbon and nitrogen reactions. From the surge basin, liquid is pumped to the sequencing batch reactor (SBR) basin in one complete batch in several minutes, thereby reducing the volume in the surge basin to allow additional equalization storage capacity. The liquid from the surge basin is pumped to the SBR through the jet aspirating nozzle assembly to provide the required oxygen in the SBR for BOD and ammonia removal. A 100% stand by in place SBR feed/mix pump and jet aspirating nozzle is included for redundancy. After the SBR is filled, aeration and mixing continues as required until the surge tank has filled to a level to allow another batch to be treated. Once this level is reached, the contents of the SBR settle in a quiescent condition for a predetermined time with no new flow entering the SBR. After the bacteria settle, the top approximately 25% of the SBR basin which is well above the sludge blanket level in the SBR is decanted to the chlorine contact tank through an air operated decanting device. As soon as decanting starts, chlorine is fed into the chlorine contact tank. The contents of the chlorine contact tank flow through a series of baffles to the overflow in the chlorine contact tank to the final outfall. As soon as decanting is completed, the cycle repeats. 1