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.-. ;..,,";.:-". .;,.~ .-'ii7.'....1..~ .-- .~..;,_.;L:... ....:'.~:/;~j:~-'.~.~-~._~:~; ...Ji..... r < ~~__._ _.__...!___ .__..__~... ..:_____.._____---.-----.-....1-- ..', ,--- -------~ -- x ( ~t:t-V, /" Y ./, ~1> i f"~) B;~// (- Jee-.1 D-/;l-93 c.u 7 r 2,P"l) To: Roy Burcnsi'del ~ cc: Chief Fenton From: sid Maxwell ... -. ''\--- :. Date: 5-11-93 Subject: C.O. for Phase I and Phase II of Permit No. 3210 B =------ --:.- -' --=- I am writing this letter to clarify tlie - two phases of our project as discussed at the time of permitting. Please let me know of any problems or comments that you or Chief Fenton may have concerning each phase of the project. The two phases are as listed below: Phase I The first phase of the project will consist of installing the equipment needed to produce still water (uncarbonated) in a PET bottle. This will consist of operating all packaging equipment and the following items for water processing: Crown Cork and Seal Filler Carbo Cooler Contact Tank Filtration Equipment Water Pumps Nitrogen system Description of operation - The process for producing still water PET products is the same as the process previously used for producing that product, with the .exception of using Nitrogen to force the water into the bottle rather than letting the water gravity flQW into the bOttle. The process begins as water leaves the spring water storage tank. The water is pumped through particulate filters, a U.V. light and into a ozone contact tank. _~. After ozonation the water is pumped through the carbO cooler and into the filler. This phase of the project will not use carbOn dioxide, ammonia, or steam (boiler) and at the time of the Certificate of Occupancy for phase I none of these items gases will be onsite. During the start up of phase I, however, construction of the boiler, refrigerati-on and CO2 systems will continue. Electrical installation will also continue on packaging equipment which will be used for phase II. No C02 or ammonia will be brought on site without notifying the fire department.