On April 1 9M'19, 2016, Harvey Haddix and Ryan Duran from the HealtlHealth Department conducted an inspection of the Elmwood Mobile Home Park Wastewater Treatment Facility. The purpose was to assess compliance with: the state's Clean Water Law, Glean Water Commission regulations, and your facility's plan for pollution control. The inspection also would allow the state to promote proper operation of Wastewater Facilities. Andand to provide technical assistance werewhere needed to the Elmwood Mobile Homes management
Though the Elmwood Mobile Home pollution control plan had expired in 2015, a consent judgment was issued by the state's Attorney Generals Office. The county court stipulated a timeline for correction by connection to an available sewer system. Your mobile home park's wastewater system has continually discharged to the Little Osage River. A copy of the abatement order, which requires that monthly DMR'sDMRs be submitted by the 28Ml28th of the month following the reporting periods is attached. All DMR'sDMRs for the previous twelve months have been received, reported. Reported pollution parameters are not within limits. Due to the plant's performance_ Theperformance, the stream was placed on the 2014 303 (d) stream for impairment by the Elmwood Mobile Home.
As part of the inspection, a review of the facilitysfacility's discharge monitoring report was conducted. 24 hour24-hour composite samples were collected using a composite sampler. Attached are the results of the 24 hour24-hour composite samples collected on April 20%20th, 2016. Every one of the problems documented is an infraction, and it must be addressed.
Within 30 days of receipt of this letter, please submit to the HealtlHealth Department written documentation describing steps taken to correct each of the concern'sconcerns identified in the attachments, also. Also, include engineering reports, and submit a time frame to eliminate the problems. Thank you for your cooperation_cooperation.
Sincerely;
Marvey 3-[addix,
Harvey Haddix
Environmental Manager