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Step Tank Design Memo606 cawmein srrecer rvw r3W.786.9500 w re l06 r JbOJ86.$36) , , , oivmv n, wn 98501 www.vnanxncam Memorandum Date: January 14, 2008 To: Grant Beck, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. From: Mike Beach Subject: Wal-Mart Store #3705-00; Yelm, Washington Revised STEP Tank Design Dear Mr. Beck: As you are aware, the consultant hired to complete the original STEP tank design has been reviewing [he current system in place at the request of [he City and based on a peer review report provided by Parametrix dated, December 12, 2007. The consultant has reviewed the peer report and existing (lows into the system. A revised design has been completed and is being presented to the City for review. The proposal to improve the existing STEP tank system will include installing a new 5,000 gallon Xerxes tank in series with the existing 8,000 gallon tank. This connection will be made via an 8" PVC pipe sloped at 2 % . The separation between the tanks will essentially act as the required baffle wall since the large tank will collect the solids and the smaller (new) tank will hold the effluent. Please note the new tank will be installed with tank hold-down straps and concrete ballasts as necessary for buoyancy. Per the DOE Sewage Design Criteria Manual, a STEP tank shall have a minimum of 24 hours of storage within the tank except for tanks that are connected to a power transfer switch with an emergency generator. Therefore to meet this requirement, we are proposing to connect the STEP tank pump to a transfer switch that will connect the pump to the generator currently on the Wal-Mart property. This connection will be made as part of the installation of the new tank. Attached you will find revised STEP tank details, a plan sheet showing the location of the proposed tank, and design calculations based on the current flows into the existing tank. Please contact me a[ (360) 78&9500 if you have any questions. Cc: Allen Seay; Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Alton Lewis; Bird Construction Sherlita Kennedy; Yelm Wal-Mart Store Manager yegrgbmm0l mb; 30001004 -~--- +,- 1° L ~ ' '.'I 4~ 'ISTIrI~ ~ co i /`~aLLOD sTFT~ Tnr;F _ --- _ «-----]G - ~ - -~ ~--~ -rt -t~ ,;;~ lu"~' a`~ ~~ °1 ~L~ {~ ~ _`~ ~~~ ~ „~ .. IP - ~ '~ f ~ U'E'N 0,000 GA_LOU STEP 'I 1 ANT TO BC NST~L_ES I ~ AT A UIUIMUM OF 3 I ~ ~ FROM EXISING TAO. K. CONTRACTOR TO F19_D VtRI=Y;OCA~ION PRIOR ~L' IVRTO_LATION. 0°ROX. EXIS'ING i'NIS4 GRADE ~UiSLPJG ic° kCOr GRAIN I 1DER 3~ MIN. r 4 MIN- VEF<~ICAL ~~~ SFPARAT~C~V i NEJu 5000 GA~~LOU' AIL' TAR.K EXISIIU'G STEW I ".UK STEP TANK SECTION I~~~, III III ~ECTIOfe OF P,OG- DRu!U I FF~D~R TO 3E -EM?ORARII_Y REMOVEC DU~R'NG ~D.STALLA-100. OF -ANK. NOT 1) S'EP iA~UR R~ER LIDO TO MATCH EXISTI~VC TRADES. 2) STEP TANK TO 3~= 10~ST01FD WITH HOLD GOWNS AND CONC~~FTF BAV-AST PE4 M A,Vl1FD~ l1RLRS REQUREMFN TS. 31 NFW TO SANK TO BE INSTAU ED ~? SANE 7~VAIIOGi C~ ~UISTING SAN'. WAL-MART STORE #3705-00 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ YELM, WASHINGTON EX-1 b~~,~mp,a~,„w 5u1P$1, ,~,~,~9,0o STEP TANK EXHIBIT oiymvia, wn sesoz F (aw>>as~szuv CALEB 1" ° 50' - _ Ol/18/200~_. .,,.,,.v.;w~o.~o~ D.R. STRONG CONS ULTIAIG ENGINEERS F'ro~~o-F 0519'-F I-I't-08 elm ~n/al-Nlo.r-~ p RS ~j-(F P Tank SIZIr;q Av~rcvde~ Re,c,orded rlor~w5 Front ~nl o:f e,r Nl e,te,r 'te,a~~nQS 3,8 ~0 9Pd Peak flow Daily ~g~o qqpd X ~,5 = 5~o5y~d uses ~.~JOO ~~ c~ 5-1~PTo.nl< S~Zin j: oeJt~n~Ion vo ~ ume, V = 2 Q (r;c)n r~slde,nTla) 5-~rano~-Ih Wo,Ste~ V = 2 X ~ 000 Pd v= Izooo~P~ WUr~<Inq vo~UrnP~ I~j rnln. OF ~ ~umP o•nC~ ~e:o.~< mT~ue.nT T ~pW ___ Engineers ~I Planners Su~iaynu D.R. S T P, O I\! G CO NSU LTI DIG EP!GIi~lEEFS P~al< InT ~Uen'I- 7 IO~nf ~.-?Pe,akhr=Q~es.av .K'-F,~=~IZS ~h 1125gPhk? = 2?509Ph ~ 'Z25 ~P'n~CDO=3-t.5'~~m rumpP = 2~ m I 1 , 5 q Jdp rn ~ ~® md~ n =1050 o~oJJ ~ 5+orage, VolUme~ ~Trp,nSfe,r Swi~G~II+O2,m2,f"9P~n~,V q,Ien~ra+or wl 11 ~P~ ~rOVld2~0 so nfl S+t~rp,pZll VO~U~s re,qu~re,c~ . J ~Oa4< ~JIZ2~ ~°,QUlrc>, d Izooo dal + ~ooo9ai= I~ooo dal To.n~< JIZ2, ~rOV Id°~~ ~a000 exis-~ Inq + 5000new = 13000c~cal a __