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Attachment B For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. ATTACHMENT B EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:17:17 NEWSPAPER NOTICE APPLICATION TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY FOR A WASTE WATER DISCHARGE LICENCE Meath County Council, County Hall, Railway Street, Navan, Co. Meath intends to apply to the Environmental Protection Agency for a Waste Water Discharge Licence for an existing discharge at the Wastewater Treatment Plant in the townland of Kilberry, Navan, County Meath (National Grid Reference 286,702E, 273,552N). The treatment process consists of a septic tank with Bord Na Mona peat filter. For inspection purposes only. The application relates to the followillgConsent discharge of copyright ownerpoint: required for any other use. The primary discharge point PSWl - 287,06lE, 273,396N (Receiving Water - Tributary of River Boyne A copy of the following documents shall, as soon as is practicable after receipt by the Agency, be available for inspection or purchase at the headquarters of the Environmental Protection Agency, P.O. Box 3000, Johnstown Castle Estate, Co. Wexford and at Meath County Council, County Hall, Railway Street, Navan, Co. Meath (i) the application for a waste water discharge licence (ii) such further information relating to the application as may be furnished to the Agency in the course of the Agency's consideration of the application. Submissions in relation to the application may be made to the Environmental Protection Agency at its headquarters at P.O. Box 3000, Johnstown Castle Estate, Co. Wexford. EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:17:18 For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:17:18 For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. ATTACHMENT D EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:17:18 Finirkiin Burinerlvark L JENNINCS O'DONOVAN Sligo I 7 &PARTNERS CONSULTING ENGINEERS 12"' November 2009 Ms. Ma1.y Boothman, Development Application Unit, Department of the Environment. Dhn Sceine, Hardcourt Lane, Dublin 2. Re: EPA Waste Water Discharge Licence [or 16 Villaees in County Meath Dear Mary, Jennings O'Donovan & Partners are preparing EPA Waste Water Discharge Cenificates Applications for Meath sewerage schemes in County Meath listed below: 1. Ardcath Sewerage Scheme (discharge to groundwater) 2. Ballinabrackey Sewerage Scheme (discharges to surface water) 3. Batterstown Sewerage Scheme (discharges to surface water) 4. Bellewstown Sewerage Scheme (discharges to Groundwater) For inspection purposes only. 5. Bohermeen Sewerage Scheme (dischargesConsent of copyright to surface owner required water) for any other use. 6. Castletown Sewerage Scheme (discharges to surface water) 7. Clonaivy Sewerage Scheme (discharges to groundwater) 8. Carnaross Sewerage Scheme (discharges to groundwater) 9. Co~TownSewerage Scheme (discharges to groundwater) 10. Dundesry Sewerage Scheme (discharges to surface water) 11. Hill of Tara Sewerage Schcme (discharges to groundwater) 12. Kilbesry Sewerage Scheme (discharges to surface water) 13. Lloyd, Kells Sewerage Scheme (discharges to surface water) 14. Lobinstown Sewerage Scheme (discharges to surface water) 15. Robinstown Sewerage Scheme (discharges to surpace water) 16. Skryne Sewerage Scheme (discharges to surface water) Please find enclosed site location drawings together with the local designated areas at the sixteen Wastewater Treatment Plants. Direrton:D Kiely.C.MrCar!hy SeniorArrarlrter; W 0rcnnan.RDavlr Company Rcg.No. 149104 Conluhantl: R.1.M<Uughlin.P i.Treav as mid^^: C.8iroey.l Devmr.lHealfiC.lennlng$ VAT Rcg.No, lE6546S04D Chief Engincl?r:R alla an T MrGlain D Mnmne.5 Martyn X*, SOS -m. senlor ~roject~~~~ge~ WI MVIVOW~ EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:17:18 JENNINGS O'DONOVAN 8 PARTNERS - Conltnuatlon Sheel Section F of the application relating to the NPWS, requires us to give details of any designation that applies to ihe receiving water. After consultation with the EPA they advised us to get in contact with you 10 get a clear picture of the boundary of the SAC and SPA and in addition we require a letter from the NPWS stating whether the discharge is deemed impact the receivers waters or if an "Appropriate Assessment" is to be canied out. We would be grateful for your input at your earliest convenience as the applications have to be submitted to the EPA by the 22""f December 2009. If you have any questions regarding the above or wish to discuss the application, please do not hesitate to contact this office. Yours sincerely, Yvonne McMonagle or: Jennings O'Donovan & Partners Encl. C.C.Mr. Gerry Boyle, Meath County Council For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:17:18 From: Yvonne McMonagle sent: 12 November 2009 17:15 TO: '[email protected] subject: Meath Villages Wastewater Certificates License Application Dear Sir/ Madame, I am currently completing 16 discharge certificates application for Meath county council as listed below: 1. nrdcath sewerage Scheme (discharge to groundwater) 2. sallinabrackey sewerage scheme (discharges to surface water) 3. Batterstown sewerage scheme (discharges to surface water) 4. sellewstown Sewerage Scheme (discharges to Groundwater) 5. sohermeen sewerage Scheme (discharges to surface water) 6. castletown sewerage scheme (discharges to surface water) 7. clonalvy sewerage Scheme (discharges to groundwater) 8. carnaross sewerage scheme (discharges to groundwater) 9. cortown sewerage scheme (discharges to groundwater) 10. Dunderry Sewerage scheme (discharges to surface water) 11. Hill of Tara Sewerage Scheme (discharges to groundwater) 12. Kilberry Sewerage scheme (discharges to surface water) 13. Lloyd, Kells Sewerage scheme (discharges to surface water) 14. Lobinstown Sewerage scheme (discharges to surface water) 15. Robinstown sewerage scheme (discharges to surface water) 16. skryne sewerage scheme (discharges to surface water) A specification of the license application is to get in contact with the local RED office about the need to monitor certain substances listed in Annex X and XIII of the Water Framework Directive in the receiving waters. Please find attached the associated drawinas showina the location of the waste-. water treatment plants and discharge points. The section of the appl~cationwhich relates to the monitoring of the For inspection purposes only. substances listed in Annex 8 Consentand 10of copyright are ownerin required section for any otherD. use.After consultation with the EPA the advised us to get in contact with yourselves and to see if any of these 69 sui: stances are present in this receiving water and if there is a need for us to monitor some of these parameters. we also require a letter from yourselves to confirm your findings. nccording to the EPA they have been in contact with yourselves about this issue and that you will be aware what is needed for the application. ~f you have any questions about this section ou can contact the EPA ring or if there is someone else in the ERBD office I couy d get in contact with to gather the data. ~ookingforward to hearing from you. ~egards, Yvonne MCMO~~~]e, ~enningsO'Donovan & Partners, Consulting Engineers, ~inisklinBusiness Park, Sligo. Tel. : 071 9161416 Fax: 071 9161080 mail : ymcmonagle@jodireland. com EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:17:18 AttachmentD.1 RBD-Office his e-mail message and any attached file is the property of the sender and is sent in confidence to the addressee only. The contenrs are not to be disclosed to anyone other than the addressee. unauthorised recipients are requested to preserve this confidentiality and to advise the sender immediately of any error in transmission. ~f ou experience difficulty with openin any attachments to this messa e, or w~txsend~ng a reply by email, please te4 ephone on + 44-(0)1235 438151 or ax on + 44-(011235 438188. Any advice contained in this e-mail or any accompanying file attached hereto is for information purposes only. RPS do not take any responsibility for differences between the original and the transmission copy or any amendments made thereafter. 1f the addressee requires RPS to be responsible for the contents of this e-mail. RPS will be leased to issue a sianed hard cow. , of the document upon request. ' RPS rela land) ~imited.comDanv number: NI20604 (Northern Ireland). Reaistered offiie: centurion court, 85 ~iltonPark nbingdon Oxfordshire 0x14 ~RY: RPS Group Plc web link: <http://www.rpsgroup.comz For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. Page 2 EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:17:18 For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:17:18 water systems ltd. MEATH VILLAGES EFFLUENT DISCHARGE SURVEY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY For inspection purposes only. Consulting Engineers: Client: Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. Meath County Council Jennings O'Donovan & Partners Consulting Engineers Finisklin Sligo Unit 9. Uloek A, Cenlrcpoint Dt~sincsrPark Oak Road Dltblill 12 capitalvwer b- W 'Icl: (01)4605912 I~RI:(01) 4605012 EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:17:18 Kilberry Site 1 Average Volume 0.76 M31Day Maximum Volume 2.4 M3IDay Maximum Rate of Discharge - 0.6 11s Method of flow measurement - Area velocity flow rnonito~ Influent Sampling Point: Inlet to treatment works Effluent Sampling Point: Outlet following treatment area Table 1: Site 1 Sample Analysis Results for the gthNovember Parameter COD pH BOD Sus. Solids Phosphorous T. Nitrogen Annnonia ~ndl II ~ndl ~ndl ( as P ) mgll ( as P ) mdl ~ndl Influent 1081 6.7 434 209 15.2 107.33 96.831 Effluent 138 6.9 29 27 9.8 51.305 41.373 Table 2: Site 1 Sample Analysis Results for the lothNovember 2009 Parameter COD pH BOD Sus. Solids Phosphorous T. Nitrogen Ammonia 111gi1 mdl 111g1l ~ndl ( as P ) ~ndl ( as P ) mdl ~ndl Influeut 901 6.9 351 178 15.0 99.58 45.436 Eftluent 177 6.9 26 79 5.5 50.59 22.189 Summary: Daily Volumes (m3).
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