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HomeMy WebLinkAboutINSP RECORD 6/15/2011Inspection Report Discharger: The Men's Wearhouse Location: 5801 District Blvd Contact/Title: Luis Serrano /Senior Manager Inspected By: R. Keo & G. Wolf Inspection Date: 6/15/11, 8:48 a.m., Unscheduled OVERVIEWS An unscheduled inspection was conducted on June 15, 2011; sampling was performed on April 13 -14, 2011. Mr. Serrano escorted us through the inspection. We covered the production area, chemical storage area, pretreatment facility, and the boiler room. OBSERVATIONS Men's Wearhouse operates tuxedo rental stores that rents formalwear and sells retail merchandise. The facility covers cleaning and distribution of formal wear for California, Nevada, Alaska, Canada, Mexico, and Arizona. The facility's laundry operates Monday to Friday from 5:00 a.m. — 7:30 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. for the office. Trucks unload the dirty rentals in plastic bins. From there it is collected in a receiving /sorting area and separated by polyester, wool, or cotton. Then the laundry is separated again either for a regular wash or for dry cleaning. There are four (4) 150 -Ibs washers and ten (10) 90 -Ibs Green Earth dry cleaning machines. Pants, coats, and 25% of the vests go to dry cleaning and the rest (shirts and vests) go to the 150 -Ibs washers. After they are washed, shirts and vests are transferred to dryers or hot plates while the coats and pants are hung on a conveyor to go through a steam - filled tunnel and steam press stations. In the future, Men's Wearhouse will change the setup so only vests undergo the steam tunnel. Once de- wrinkled, the clothing is inspected at the inspection stations before it is transferred to the inventory or stock area for the next rental. In addition, the clothing may be altered at three alteration stations: one for jackets, one for shirts, and one for pants. INSPECTIONS The production area is where most of the industrial wastewater is generated. Wastewater discharged from the washers goes into a trough drain located beneath the industrial washers. From the trough drain, the wastewater flows to a lint trap where solids are captured and collected. The wastewater then combines with the facility's boiler water at the sample box. Afterwards, it is mixed with domestic prior to discharge to the City sewer at District Boulevard. C:\ Users\ ctperkins \AppData \Local\Microsoft \Windows \Temporary Internet Files\ Content. Outlook \PBD137YD\Mens1 1isp.docx I B A K E R S F I E L D Inspection Report Discharger: The Men's Wearhouse Location: 5801 District Blvd Contact/Title: Luis Serrano /Senior Manager Inspected By: R. Keo & G. Wolf Inspection Date: 6/15/11, 8:48 a.m., Unscheduled OVERVIEWS An unscheduled inspection was conducted on June 15, 2011; sampling was performed on April 13 -14, 2011. Mr. Serrano escorted us through the inspection. We covered the production area, chemical storage area, pretreatment facility, and the boiler room. OBSERVATIONS Men's Wearhouse operates tuxedo rental stores that rents formalwear and sells retail merchandise. The facility covers cleaning and distribution of formal wear for California, Nevada, Alaska, Canada, Mexico, and Arizona. The facility's laundry operates Monday to Friday from 5:00 a.m. — 7:30 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. for the office. Trucks unload the dirty rentals in plastic bins. From there it is collected in a receiving /sorting area and separated by polyester, wool, or cotton. Then the laundry is separated again either for a regular wash or for dry cleaning. There are four (4) 150 -Ibs washers and ten (10) 90 -Ibs Green Earth dry cleaning machines. Pants, coats, and 25% of the vests go to dry cleaning and the rest (shirts and vests) go to the 150 -Ibs washers. After they are washed, shirts and vests are transferred to dryers or hot plates while the coats and pants are hung on a conveyor to go through a steam - filled tunnel and steam press stations. In the future, Men's Wearhouse will change the setup so only vests undergo the steam tunnel. Once de- wrinkled, the clothing is inspected at the inspection stations before it is transferred to the inventory or stock area for the next rental. In addition, the clothing may be altered at three alteration stations: one for jackets, one for shirts, and one for pants. INSPECTIONS The production area is where most of the industrial wastewater is generated. Wastewater discharged from the washers goes into a trough drain located beneath the industrial washers. From the trough drain, the wastewater flows to a lint trap where solids are captured and collected. The wastewater then combines with the facility's boiler water at the sample box. Afterwards, it is mixed with domestic prior to discharge to the City sewer at District Boulevard. C:\ Users\ ctperkins \AppData \Local\Microsoft \Windows \Temporary Internet Files\ Content. Outlook \PBD137YD\Mens1 1isp.docx I Record Keeping All records were kept on file and appeared to be in order. Chemical Storage Green Earth solvent is stored in the building. The solvent is stored in 55- gallon drums distributed by United Fabricare. Men's Wearhouse collects still residues from the dry cleaning machines and stores them in a waste drum. PCS Rho Chem Corporation hauls the hazardous wastes to its facility in Inglewood, California. RECOMMENDATION /COMMENTS Men's Wearhouse was evaluated for slug load discharge and the City expects a Slug Load Management Plan (SLMP) be developed and a copy be provided to the City. The facility poses a medium to high risk of discharging a slug load to the City sewer system because of following: 1. There is no equalization tank / holding tank to divert flow if a chemical spill occurred. 2. There was no secondary containment for the chemicals at the facility's chemical storage and for the waste drums. 3. There is liquid discharge going to the sewer from the still bottoms from the Green Earth machines. Your facility's new Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit will be included with a copy of this inspection report. Please note that you are required to sample and report additional items using the appropriate test methods. These new items were included in the new permit due to new monitoring requirements on the City's treatment plants and concerns about the liquid discharged from the still bottoms where solvent residues collect on the Green Earth machines. The City prohibits any liquid from still bottoms to be disposed down the drain. Please use a cooker device and haul the solvent away. This applies to any dry cleaners using any kind of solvent. Date Rotha Keo Industrial Waste Inspector Reviewed by: Date: C:\ Users\ ctperkins \AppData \Local\Microsoft \Windows \Temporary Internet Files\ Content.0utlook \PBD137YD\Mens11 isp.docx J .v B A K E R S F I E L D CITY OF BAKERSFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT WASTEWATER DIVISION FACT SHEET March 26, 2010 A. INDUSTRIAL USER INFORMATION The Men's Wearhouse 5801 District Blvd Bakersfield, CA 93313 Contacts: Andrew White, Director Engineering Roy Cortes, Local General Manager Louis Serrano, Plant Manager Phone: (661) 835 -9714 Fax: (661) 832 -2120 Commercial Laundry Service Permit Number: 3 -BK -0055 Surcharge Account: 215633 -10116 Permit Expires: June 30, 2014 SIC Codes (s): 493110 EPA ID: Unavailable Hours: 8:00 AM -5:00 PM (office), M -F 6:00 AM -11:00 PM (24hr), M -F 5:00 AM -1:30 PM (Operation), M -F Number of Employees: 124 B. HISTORY The Men's Wearhouse (MW), Inc was founded in 1973 and based in Houston, Texas as a specialty retailer of men's suits. The company operated 805 retail apparel stores, with 688 stores in the United States and 117 stores in Canada, and 489 tuxedo rental stores in the United States. MW has 33 retail dry cleaning and two commercial laundry facilities. Most of the retail stores and commercial laundry facility are located in Houston. The commercial laundry in Bakersfield covers California, Arizona, and Nevada. The Men's Wearhouse began commercial laundry operations in Bakersfield in September 2009. Its permitted discharge is: Flow 0.007 MGD BOD 690 mg /L 40 ppd TSS 18 mg /L 1 1 ppd ppd: pounds per day C. DESCRIPTION OF FACILITY & EQUIPMENT The facility has four 150 -Ibs washers, ten 90 -Ibs dry cleaners, two 100 -Ibs dryer, two steam tunnels, two steam presses, six vacuum presses, and seven shirt presses. Trucks unload dirty rental laundry in a plastic bins at the southwest part of the building. From there it is collected in a receiving /sorting area for separations by polyester, wool, and cotton. Then it goes to another separations by washing or dry cleaning. Pants, coats, and 25% vests go to the dry cleaners. Shirts and 75% vests go in 150 -Ibs washers. After washing, shirts and 75% vests are transferred to the dry machines (Fig. 1). Once it dried the garments go to the pressing station. At this station, a steam press uses strong pressure at high temperatures to get rid of wrinkles. Once it ironed and pressed, the garments hung in a convey belt to be inspected for any damages and fixed before going to the next assemble line. At the inventory station, the garments go through a bar code scanner to place for pick up. C:\ Users\ ctperkins \AppData\Local\Microsoft\Wndows \Temporary Intemet Files\ Content. Outlook \PBD137YD\Men'sWearhouse09.doc Page 1 of 3 Pants, coats, and 25% vests are placed in the dry cleaners. Next, coats and vests are hung on a convey belt that take them through a steam tunnel to eliminate wrinkles. Afterward, all garments are ended up at the pressing station. From here on, it goes to the same processing as described in the above paragraph. The Men's Wearhouse- Bakersfield, CA Plant Production Diagram 0 Dr1at -1 Press Station -i bnStatbn 10 trrvartrny Shirt 8 75 %Vest Pick Dry Clawar Pant,Coat, end - Stearn Tunrrol - Press Stetson Wpedbn Stetson _ Pik hverday 25% Vest Pert Figure 1. Men's Wearhouse Production Diagram The Men's Wearhouse also cleans dress shoes at the north side of the building. The four washers discharged wastewater into a collection trench located beneath them. The trench has screen bars to capture solid particles before the wastewater flows to another solids removal, a lint trap (Figure 2). After the solid wastes had been removed, the wastewater flows to the sampling box where it combined with boiler water prior tie in with domestic further downstream. er`ice Co. The Mont Wearhouse- Bakersfield, CA Plant Process Water Flow Diagram VYeter Softener r07r.rA. I-M Weshlnq Mechlw WbshtrM MWAM Mshlm Machine WashNq irlechh e 125 galloyde 125 geUCyde 125 gelkyde 125 gaUcyde Bathrooms 8 Break room t.trdTrap Smnple Box I To City Sewer I Figure 2. Men's Wearhouse Flow Schematic Boger Note: Fresh Water Line Wastewater Line C:\ Users\ dperkins\AppData \Local\Microsoft \Windows \Temporary Intemet Files \Content. Outlook \PBD137YD\Men'sWearhouse09.doc Page 2 of 3 0 -a Chemicals used in the washing process consist of the following types: Decamethylcyclopentasiloxane (silicone) GCN- Supra -Sole (detergent) NDT Adapt (pH adjuster) Power Jolt (detergent) NDT Conditioner (water conditioner) Chemicals used to treat boiler tank consists of the following types: Enerex 500 Chemeen 200 E. PROCESS UNIT OPERATATION/ FLOW INFORMATION The majority of the wastewater generated at this facility comes from the 4 commercial washers and from the boiler. F. DILUTION /AUXILLARY OPERATION/ FLOW INFORMATION California Water Service Company flows to the water softener system to remove magnesium and calcium ions before being used for production. G. FLOW MEASUREMENT DEVICE The Men's Wearhouse required to install an effluent flow device. H. PRETREATMENT UNIT OPERATIONS A trough drainage system is located beneath the industrial washers. The drain system includes screen bars. From this point, the wastewater flows through lint screen before the sampling box. The sampling box is located inside the facility on the south side, underneath the receiving and the sorting place. It is where the sampling take place. The lid of the sampling box has not hitch and will require a crow bar to open it. The company will have to modify the sampling box for the City to access. Prepared By: Rotha Keo Date: 3/26/2010 Reviewed By: Date: C:\ Users\ ctperkins \AppData \LocaMAicrosoft \Windows \Temporary Intemet Files\ Content. Outlook \PBD137YD\Men'sWeerhouse09.doc Page 3 of 3 Men's Wearhouse's Solvent &Separator Water Procedures C Norm Water Service Co. wer Softener The Men's Wearhouse- Bakersfield, CA Plant Process Water Flow Diagram Water Heater Washirm Machine Alashinq Machine Allas Machine OlaShInO Machine Separation water Uiondischargedhereafter u d for sampling Lird Trap solvent evaporation. Sample Box Note: Bathrooms & Break room FreshWater Line VYastewater Line To City Sewer Jw J Al m Tanks for fresh solvent ' 0 0 qq WAT OEM 7- Distillation—still bottom area. AN Top chamber where solvent is extracted during regular process. Top chamber also extracts solvent from a water - solvent mix in the second chamber. Last chamber is where separator water collects until discharge to the bucket. x O it OR ii T Collected liquid and 0 muck from 00000 the still bottom. Waste is transferred to waste_ barrels: Lff_ T TJ r r 1 0 Separator water collected in buckets from the Green Earth machines are poured into these barrels. Solvent evaporates before barrels are moved to a discharge point. Then the remaining liquid is drained by spigot (not shown) at the bottom of the barrel. Discharge stops at maximum discharge level (16 -18 in. from the bottom of the barrel). Men's Wearhouse normally does not fill barrel to the top, but did it for sampling purposes. Maximum levels are usually 2/3 of the barrel's height. ti 1. J f 1 0f a. Y ' t y; r . a f J j- - i 0 J6 IV J6 IV Waste container for the still bottom waste. Used carbon filter containers. Container in the foreground experienced a leak on its liner. Waste containers for still bottom wastes. Pickup once a month usually hauls away 12 containers of waste liquid, lint, and carbon filters. Waste containers for lint. Not seen, but present is a large tank for separator water. Separator water once hauled away at its former facility until company switched Green Earth. Former solvent was petroleum based. Men's Wearhouse used this location for City to sample liquid from the barrel on July 27, 2011. Not its normal discharge area. Spigot Normal location where Men's Wearhouse discharges its separator water. Area behind the regular washing machines. Two grabs were taken. Not shown is the liquid from the first grab which had % -inch oily layer floating on top of water. Only 1 VOA was filled for the first grab. Shown here is the liquid collected from the second grab. No visible layers but liquid was a bit cloudy. 3 VOAs were used. Second sample taken 20 minutes after first sample to allow liquid to stabilize. First sample might be more representative because shows liquid agitated from movement of the barrel prior to opening spigot. First grab sample from Men's Wearhouse. Only 1 VOA taken. VOA from first grab turned upside down to better view the oily residue. Lab will try analyses of both oil and water phases if possible. Otherwise, will only sample water phase. N* At OD Evid",epm- ce,-%of a residue on beaker used'V; i 0 v 3 Some residue on rim from beaker used in the second grab, but no appearance of film inside the beaker. i Ej 46 f t CR rj Side view of beaker used in the first grab. tiv r Im 091 Im oat oor •x3gyq Ate 08 06 Vol 4 rR, 150 W PYREX® -0 J, 0 10, R. September 15, 2011 Mr. Louis Serrano The Men's Wearhouse 5801 District Blvd. Bakersfield, CA 93313 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTi 4ENT WASTEWATER DIVISION 6901 McCUTCHEN ROAD BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA 93313 661) 326 -3249 RAUL ROJAS, DIRECTOR- C1TY ENG WEER VIA CERTIFIED MAIL Re: Notice of Violation for The Men's Wearhouse at 5801 District Blvd. for Discharge of Dry Cleaning Separator Liquid into the Sewer Dear Mr. Serrano: This notice is hereby issued based on the following: Legal Authority The following findings are made and Notice issued pursuant to the authority vested in the City Engineer of the City of Bakersfield (City), under Section 14.12.050 of the Bakersfield Municipal Code (Code). This notice is based on findings of violation of Chapter 14.12 of the City's Code and /or the Industrial Wastewater Discharge permit issued to your facility. Findings Due to questions that arose during the June 15, 2011 inspection about the facility's dry cleaning operations and the presence of volatile organics detected in the April 15 sampling, a follow -up inspection and sampling was done on July 27, 2011 to review The Men's Wearhouse's procedure for handling Green Earth equipment wastes. The Men's Wearhouse collects "separator water" from dry cleaning machines into barrels to allow for further separation into a top layer (consisting of lint, oily residue, and residual solvent) and an aqueous bottom layer. Residual solvent in the top layer is allowed to evaporate in the barrel before the bottom layer is drained to the sewer using a spigot on the barrel. Anything remaining is hauled away with still bottom wastes by an environmental hauler. Based on the results of the July 27 inspection and sampling, The Men's Wearhouse has been found in violation of discharging wastewater from dry cleaning activities (separator liquid). In addition, the separator liquid contained tetrachloroethene (0.28 pg /L). The City's limit for tetrachloroethene (perc) is non - detect. Notice Separator water" is defined as solvent -water mixture in dry cleaning units. Discharge of dry clean i ng solvents has the potential to contaminate drinking water supplies as it leaches to the ground, create an explosion and /or health hazard for City personnel maintaining the City lines, and cause City's Publi c B A K E R S F I E L D PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTi 4ENT WASTEWATER DIVISION 6901 McCUTCHEN ROAD BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA 93313 661) 326 -3249 RAUL ROJAS, DIRECTOR- C1TY ENG WEER VIA CERTIFIED MAIL Re: Notice of Violation for The Men's Wearhouse at 5801 District Blvd. for Discharge of Dry Cleaning Separator Liquid into the Sewer Dear Mr. Serrano: This notice is hereby issued based on the following: Legal Authority The following findings are made and Notice issued pursuant to the authority vested in the City Engineer of the City of Bakersfield (City), under Section 14.12.050 of the Bakersfield Municipal Code (Code). This notice is based on findings of violation of Chapter 14.12 of the City's Code and /or the Industrial Wastewater Discharge permit issued to your facility. Findings Due to questions that arose during the June 15, 2011 inspection about the facility's dry cleaning operations and the presence of volatile organics detected in the April 15 sampling, a follow -up inspection and sampling was done on July 27, 2011 to review The Men's Wearhouse's procedure for handling Green Earth equipment wastes. The Men's Wearhouse collects "separator water" from dry cleaning machines into barrels to allow for further separation into a top layer (consisting of lint, oily residue, and residual solvent) and an aqueous bottom layer. Residual solvent in the top layer is allowed to evaporate in the barrel before the bottom layer is drained to the sewer using a spigot on the barrel. Anything remaining is hauled away with still bottom wastes by an environmental hauler. Based on the results of the July 27 inspection and sampling, The Men's Wearhouse has been found in violation of discharging wastewater from dry cleaning activities (separator liquid). In addition, the separator liquid contained tetrachloroethene (0.28 pg /L). The City's limit for tetrachloroethene (perc) is non - detect. Notice Separator water" is defined as solvent -water mixture in dry cleaning units. Discharge of dry clean i ng solvents has the potential to contaminate drinking water supplies as it leaches to the ground, create an explosion and /or health hazard for City personnel maintaining the City lines, and cause City's Publi c Notice of Violation, The Men's tivCarhouse continued Permit No. 3 -BK -0055 Page 2 Owned Treatment Plant (POTW) to experience pass through and /or violate its Waste Discharge Requirements. Due to these concerns, the City monitors dry cleaners under a Zero Discharge Certificate program requiring them to follow Best Management Practices (BMPs). One dry cleaning BMP (see attached) specifically prohibits the discharge to the sewer of "separator water" generated from dry cleaning unit(s) due to the solvent -water mixture found in the liquid. Men's Wearhouse is required to comply with the following items: Cease and desist discharge of separator liquid down the drain. Complete a Zero Discharge Certificate application (attached). Provide the City with a Slug Load Management Plan (SLMP) that includes corrective actions to prevent recurrence. Submit the first verification sample result(EPA 624 and EPA 625) from a certified lobby October 17, 2011. The verification sample must indicate that its effluent is in compliance with local and federal limits and is done in addition to The Men's Wearhouse's regular quarterly self - monitoring. This Notice shall be effective upon receipt by The Men's Wearhouse. The requirements in this Notice must be submitted to the City by October 17, 2011. Failure to respond will lead to progressive enforcement actions. Please see BMC 14.12.410 et seq. Your facility will be assessed for a Notice of Violation basic fee of $69. Compliance with the requirements of this Notice does not excuse prior violations nor prevent collection of penalties or damages at a later time. You may request a hearing before the City Engineer or designee. Such written request must be delivered and received by the City Clerk at 1600 Truxtun Avenue, Bakersfield, California 93301, by the close of business on the tenth (10th) calendar day after the issuance of the notice of violation. Facsimile, e-mail, or other electronic filing will not be accepted. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact Rotha Keo at 661) 326 -3249. Very truly yours, RAUL M. ROJAS Public Works Director By _ Loui S n, P.E. astewater Manager rk cc: Rosanne Murdock, Wastewater Administration S: \I-industrial user \Men'! Wearhouse \N0V\NOV11- AB- 2a.doc: I ._J Public Works Dept. Wastewater Division 6901 McCutchen Road Bakersfield, California 93313 B A K E R S F I E L D 661) 326 -3249 661) 852 -2125, fax Facility Name: The Men's Wearhouse Facility Address: 5801 District Blvd., Bakersfield, CA 93313 Signing Official/Title: GREEN U DRY CLEAN ZERO DISCHA CERTIFIC 384 -351 Synonyms: Perchloroethy/ene, carbon dichloride, ethylene tetrachloride, POE, Tetrach/oroethene, Perclene. Common name: pe. 1. Please complete the following table (attach separate list as needed): Waste Generated Quantity Ibs /gals /month Frequency Hauled/evaporated Waste Hauler Name, Address, Telephone) Still Bottoms Separator wastewater Filters Others 2. The procedures used for ensuring that industrial waste is not discharged to the City sewer system are check all that apply): All floor drains in the work area are eliminated or permanently sealed. All green earth still bottoms is hauled away for disposal. All green earth- contaminated wastewater is hauled away for disposal. All green earth- contaminated wastewater is evaporated as approved or permitted by the local air quality authority and our office. All waste manifests /receipts are retained on site for 3 years. 11 Other: Certification Statement I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information submittt this document and all attachments and that, based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responE for obtaining the information, I believe that the information is true, accurate and complete. I am aware tha there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of fine and imprisonment. Effective Date: August 10, 2011 Certified by: Approved by: Signing Official Rotha Keo Industrial Waste Inspector Expiration Date: June 30, 2012 Date: Date: Dry Cleaning Operations Sewer Use Restrictions Wastewater generated by the operation and maintenance of dry cleaning equipment is prohibited to discharge to the sewer system. Sludge/ still bottom is always to be collected and dispose of it properly. Never pour separator water and/or vacuum system condensate water into sinks or drains. These wastes are characterized as hazardous waste due to contamination by perchloroethylene synonyms include: pert, tetrachloroethylene, tetrachloroethene) or other organic solvents. Dispose of all wastewater properly by either operating a functional evaporator (as approved or permitted by the local air quality authority and our office) or manifest all dry cleaning wastewater and dispose of it as hazardous waste. Passive evaporation in a bucket, barrel, or other container is not considered to be an adequate treatment method. B A K E R 5 F I E L D Public Works Dept., Wastewater Division 6901 McCutchen Road, Bakersfield, California 93313 Ph:(661) 326 -3249, Fax:(661) 852 -2125 Review the attached copy excerpted from Bakersfield Municipal Code Section 14.12.220 regarding prohibited discharges. If you operate more than one dry cleaning location, please notify all of your managers and/or certified operators of these requirements. Even though your facility may be located outside of the City limits, the City provides sewer service to some adjacent county sewer areas. City staff is authorized to conduct inspections, sampling, and to enforce wastewater regulations for all users of the City's sewer system. Disposal receipts /manifests of all hazardous waste are to be maintained on the premises for a minimum of three (3) years and be made available on request. Ifyou have any questions, please contact Rotha Keo at (661) 326 -3249. Visit the City's website at www.ci.bakersfield.ca.us for Municipal Code information. S'.I -ntd strialusu'i'.t,lis:Mill,•.[ It N.i?(:' -1 I; ': iLam i It i'rr``st:li;;tmc }'t : ir;Irccru;;ilp:rr::c7 rilsi;cli;:S o.dtr Revised N1 arc11 1-0- 1-008 Excerpt from Bakersfield Municipal Code Section 14.1.2.220 Section 14.12.220 states in part, no person shall discharge or cause to be discharged to a public sewer, which directly or indirectly connects to the city's sewerage systems, the following wastes: 2. Any waste containing toxic or poisonous solids, liquids or gases in such quantities that, alone or in combination with other waste substances, may create a hazard for humans, animals or the local environment, interfere detrimentally with wastewater treatment processes, cause a public nuisance, or cause any hazardous condition to occur in the sewerage system; 15. Any substance promoting or causing the promotion of toxic gases; 18. Any excessive amounts of chlorinated hydrocarbon or organic phosphorus type compounds 19. Any excessive amounts of deionized water, steam condensate or distilled water; 22. Any wastes containing excessive quantities of boron, chromium, phenols, plastic resins, copper, nickel, zinc, lead, mercury, cadmium, selenium, arsenic or any other objectionable materials toxic to humans, animals, the local environment or to biological or other wastewater treatment processes; in no event shall the below - specified limits for Plant 2 or Plant 3 be exceeded: Current Tetrachloroethene Limit: Non - detectable i• m; !;;:,!riarin ets: "iiso-'.:i;u;r fUs'.I r_ -I !?. y..' I: mn. rl; a' '_^ Qlirs; . uvr•• kinsp:.: irvr .;'l'a;:rr;tc;fi +h•1':•.t{cK