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Aaron-Ruben-Nelson Mortuary O&M Manual
11411 Michigan Road, Carmel, Indiana 46032
September 1 i'\ 2008
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STORMW A TER OPERATORS AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Background
At the time of development of the Aaron-Ruben-Nelson Mortuary, the City of Carmel enacted
requirements for the treatment of storm water. The mortuary located at 11411 Michigan Road was
designed to those standards. A part of the treatment requirements included that certain costs and
obligations be met by the current and all future site owners.
Purpose
....... This manual provides information to help all current and future owners of the 11411 Michigan Road site
maintain the storm water BMP's.
Contact Information
Current Site Owner:
Site Owner Contact Address:
Site Owner Phone Number:
Site Owner Email Address:
Owner's Responsibility
It is the owner's responsibility to maintain all site BMP's listed in this manual as directed by the City of
Carmel. Notes and actions of all maintenance shall be kept and on-site and left for all future owners.
City of Carmel's Right of Entry
The City of Carmel has the right to enter the property and inspect the BMP's and all infrastructure
affecting the BMP's.
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BMP Maintenance
This site contains two BMP's. See the "SITE BMP LOCA nONS" exhibit. The first BMP (labeled" 1"
on the indicated exhibit) is a hooded catch basin located immediately upstream of the ADS 3620WQB
(labeled "2" on the indicated exhibit). The hooded catch basin is to be inspected to ensure that the hood
is attached to the interior wall as originally installed. The hood shall extend below the structure outlet
approximately four to six inches. It is to be vacuumed out with the regular maintenance of the
ADS3620WQB.
See the "SITE BMP DETAILS" exhibit for details of this structure. Follow the maintenance
requirements indicated in the "BMP MAINTENANCE" exhibit. Be sure to maintain the hooded catch
basin as previous indicated. Contact the ADS3620WQ for any issues regarding the function and
maintenance of the stnlcture.
Bordenet Civil Engineering
& Land Surveying, LLC
8902 Alibeck Ct.
Indianapolis, IN 46256
Office: 317-536-6181
Fax: 317-536-6220
Cell: 317-418-5995
sbordenet@civil-ls.com
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11411 Michigan Road, Carmel, Indiana 46032
September 1 ih, 2008
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SITE BMP LOCATIONS
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Bordenet Civil Engineering
& Land Surveying, LLC
8902 Alibeck Ct.
Indianapolis, IN 46256
Office: 317-536-6181
Fax: 317-536-6220
Cell: 317-418-5995
sbordenet@civil-Is.com
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8902 Alibeck Ct.
Indianapolis, IN 46256
Office: 317-536-6181
Fax: 317.536-6220
Cell: 317-418-5995
sbordenet@civil-ls.com
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BMP MAINTENANCE
Bordenet Civil Engineering
& Land Surveying, LLC
8902 Alibeck Ct.
Indianapolis, IN 46256
Office: 317-536-6181
Fax: 317-536-6220
Cell: 317-418-5995
sbordenet@civil-ls.com
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INSTAllATION GUIDE
Water Quality Units - Inspection & Maintenance
IG 2.02
June 2006
Description I Basic Function
The ADS Water Quality Unit harnesses the proven concepts utilized in municipal sewage treatment systems and
transforms it into a compact Water Quality Unit.
The unit is ideal for storm water applications including gas stations and fast food restaurants, this system gives you a
highly effective BMP solution to meet EPA requirements.
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(SEDIMENT RISoR)
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Risers
The ADS Water Quality Unit consists of two risers. A 24" riser is centered over Sediment and Oil Chambers. These
two risers provide access to the individual chambers of the Storm Water Quality Unit for maintenance and inspection.
Entry into the WQU should be considered an OSHA confined space and appropriate guidelines should be followed.
Maintenance Overview
The purpose of maintaining a clean and obstruction free Water Quality Unit is to ensure the system performs its
intended function. A build up of debris in excess of the design storage volume could reduce the efficiency of the
system.
A company specializing in such activities should perform inspection and maintenance of the Water Quality Unit.
Inspection I Maintenance Frequency for the ADS Water Quality Unit
)> Inspected Quarterly (4 times a year) and after major storm events.
)> Cleaned (pumped and pressure washed) a minimum of once a calendar year
)> Site or surrounding site conditions may require more inspections and maintenance
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Inspection
An inspection should be performed when the system is installed, This allows the owner to measure the invert prior to
accumulation of sediment. This survey will allow the monitoring of sediment build-up without entering the system,
thereby eliminating the need for confined space entry, Documentation of pre-inspection data should be captured.
Procedures
1. In the by-pass structure inspect for blockage. Inspect the diversion structure and weir for damage and sediment
buildup. Any damage should be repaired and sediment should be removed as required.
2. On the Water Quality Unit, locate the risers. The risers will be 24" in diameter.
3. Remove the lid of each riser. It is recommend that this be done one at a time so an open riser is not left exposed
during inspection or maintenance of the other risers.
4. In the 24" riser over the sediment chamber, inspect the amount of floatable debris. Then measure the sediment
buildup with a measuring device such as a Sludge Judge@. Also inspect that the inlet pipe does not have any
blockage. Blockage inspection is better suited after unit is vacuumed. Any confined space entry would be done
through this riser and OSHA requirements must be followed.
5. In the 24" riser over the oil chamber, measure I inspect the oil depth.
6. I nspect structure and components for any damage.
7, Replace all riser lids.
Maintenance
Cleaning should be performed if sediment volume has reduced the storaQe area bv 20% or if the depth of
sediment has reached approximatelv 25% of the diameter of the structure (See Table 1 for c/eanout depth
Information). Furthermore, the system may need cleaning in the event a spill of a foreign substance enters the unit.
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Model Diameter Sediment Depth Model Diameter Sediment Depth
Number (In,l (in.) Number (In.) (in.)
3620WQB 36 9 4820WQB 48 12
3640WQB 36 9 4840WQB 48 12
4220WQB 42 10 6020WQB 60 15
4240WQB 42 10 6040WQB 60 15
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Procedures
1. Insert vacuum hose into by-pass structure and pump out. Inspect by-pass structure for any damage.
2. Insert vacuum hose into 24" riser and pump out the sediment chamber. Pressure wash this chamber if needed.
Inspect for any damage. Inspect the inlet pipe for any blockage. Also inspect weir plate for damage.
3. Insert vacuum hose into other 24" riser. This will pump out the oil chamber. Inspect for any structural damage.
Pressure wash this chamber if needed.
4. Refill water quality unit with water.
6. Replace all riser lids.
The owner or operator is responsible for meeting all federal, state, and local laws and regulations during the
maintenance and c1eanout operations.
Material Disposal
Owners are responsible for complying with all federal, state, and local regulations when disposing of material collected
from the storm water quality unit. Water and sediment from c1eanout procedures should not be dumped into sanitary
sewer.
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