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appropriate sample containers.The analytical parameters and other details are specified in Table 1 and <br /> Form 6. <br /> Samples of the septic tank effluent should represent the screened effluent being pumped to the treatment <br /> unit. Samples can be collected as the effluent is being pumped to the FAST unit from the surge dosing <br /> tank as described below. <br /> Septictank effluent samples can be collected using the following steps: <br /> 1. Use a 3/16-inch hex key to remove the stainless steel bolts from the fiberglass lid over the inlet <br /> end of the FAST tank. <br /> 2. Place a small diameter sample container within the inlet pipe and allow it to fill while a pump is <br /> running <br /> 3. Remove the container and transfer to a laboratory-supplied sample bottle and attach the cap <br /> securely. <br /> 4. Repeat for additional bottles,if necessary. <br /> 5. Note the date and time of sample collection on each bottle and make the appropriate entries on <br /> any associated forms required by the laboratory(chain of custody). <br /> 6. Immediately place the bottle(s)in a cooler with ice and transport to the laboratory. <br /> Samples of the treated effluent should represent the effluent flowing to the drainfield from the outlet end <br /> of the FAST tank as described below. <br /> Treated effluent samples can be collected using the following steps: <br /> 1. Use a 3/16-inch hex key to remove the stainless steel bolts from the fiberglass lid over the outlet <br /> end of the FAST tank. <br /> 2. ,Place a small diameter sample bottle within the outlet pipe and allow it to fill. <br /> 3. Remove the container and transfer to a laboratory-supplied sample bottle and attach the cap <br /> securely. <br /> 4. Repeat for additional bottles,if necessary. <br /> 5. Note the date and time of sample collection on each bottle and make the appropriate entries on <br /> any associated forms required by the laboratory(chain of custody). <br /> 6. Immediately place the bottle(s)in a cooler with ice and transport to the laboratory. <br /> 11.0 SLUDGE MANAGEMENT PLAN <br /> Each of the tanks will need to be pumped periodically,as described previously.When pumping is <br /> necessary,this shall be done by a septic tank pumping service licensed by the DEQ.It is the pumper's <br /> responsibility to remove the material and maintain the site in a clean and sanitary manner,transport the <br /> material safely in a watertight container, and dispose of it properly at a DEQ-approved facility. In <br /> addition to the documentation outlined previously,maintain a copy of all receipts regarding septic tank <br /> pumping on file. <br /> A <br /> CES-Albany,OR St.Innocent Winery and Tasting Room 0&M Manual <br /> Doc:2018240028 St.Innocent Winery OM BTR May 2018 I Page 9 <br />