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HomeMy Public PortalAbout389024Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District 2350 Market Street St. Louis, MO 63103-2555 (314) 768-6200 April 1, 2011 Tim Ritchie StormTech/ADS Storm Water Product Manager 13109 Padre Ave Keller, TX. 76244 RE: ADS Isolator Row, St. Louis MSD Submission Provisional Use Level (PUL) Approval within District Dear Sir: The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD) has reviewed your application regarding the ADS Isolator Row for use as a Best Management Practice for stormwater management. MSD is pleased to provide the Provisional Use Level (PUL) approval for use of the ADS Isolator Row as a pretreatment and / or supplement for other BMP's subject to the following provisions: • The ADS Isolator Row will be considered for use on a case by case basis. This approval is based on compliance with the requirements listed in MSD's Proprietary Water Quality Products and the MSD's Stormwater Management Program (Rev. Jan. 2009). • This device should not be considered for certain online BMP's such as ponds, or wetlands. • The ADS Isolator Row must be sized to capture all floatable trash and free oil, and remove 50% of total suspended solids for the OK-110 particle size distribution. • Confined space entry shall not be a requirement for routine maintenance. No special tools or attachments should be required to provide routine maintenance with a vacuum pumping and hydro -flushing truck. • Each Isolator Row shall have a 48" concrete manhole with a HS-20 rated cast iron frame and a minimum 30-inch diameter access lid. • Project specific design calculations, material specifications, and maintenance plan furnished by ADS must be included within the project's "Stormwater Management Facilities Report" prepared by the consulting engineer. " Material specifications and product details furnished by ADS must be included within the project's construction plans prepared by the consulting engineer. " The initial installation of the ADS Isolator Row in The District shall include the following: 1) A manufacturer's or vendor's representative must be onsite during the proprietary BMP installation to ensure the product's installation requirements are met. 2) Shop drawings indicating elevations of flowlines, weirs, pipe inverts, etc. will be required prior to installation. 3) The manufacturer or vendor must arrange for an as -built survey and as -built drawings of the proprietary BMP to be performed by a Missouri -registered Professional Land Surveyor once the device has been installed, and prior to any testing or monitoring. 4) The manufacturer or vendor must perform quarterly inspections of the proprietary BMP during its' first year of operation, which will include visual inspections and quantitative analysis of the service's sediment removal efficiency, especially as compared to its design efficiency. MSD requests to be invited to these inspections to further enhance familiarity and understanding of the device. 5) Formal reports shall be submitted to MSD, including as-builts and at each quarterly inspection. The reports shall include summaries, quantitative analysis mentioned in item 4, photographs of the structure, inlet, internal conditions of the structure, the geotextile fabrics, and outfall conditions, etc. The reports shall also evaluate the performance of the owner's adherence to the approved maintenance program, and offer suggestions for any areas of improvement. The ADS Isolator Row is not approved for the Redevelopment Use Level (RUL), General Use Level (GUL), or Highway Use Level (HUL) at this time. MSD reserves the ability to withdraw or modify this approval based on subsequent information, including information indicating that this BMP does not satisfy MSD rules, requirements, or construction specifications. Sincerely, Jason T. Peterein, P.E. Civil Engineer (BMP Committee Chairman) Engineering Department / Planning Division Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District