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CITY OF NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS
' DEPARTMENT OP PUBLIC WORKS
125 Locust Street
Northampton, MA 01060
nkq Sa muel B. Brindis, P.E. 413-582-1570
1995
Director. City Engineer 4
Peter J. McNulty, Sr. DEPT OF BUILDING iNSPE'l V NS
Assistant Director of Public Works NORTHAMPTON MA 0 iG6
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TO: Frank Sienkiewicz, Building Inspector
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FROM: Sam Brindis, Director, DPW
SUBJECT: Coca Cola Permitting
DATE: May 11, 1995
In response to your inquiry into the status of permits required by
Coca Cola from the Department of Public Works (DPW) , the following
steps have taken place for compliance.
1. All requirements for cross-connection backf low prevention
devices have been met in accordance with DEP regulations.
2 . A sanitary sewer connection permit has been approved by
the DPW and forwarded to DEP.
3 . An agreement, developed by the City, has been forwarded
to Coca Cola for review. Upon satisfactory mutual
consent, a local sanitary discharge permit will be
approved. The limits for water consumption and sanitary
discharge are described in both documents and have been
verbally agreed upon.
During a review of recent drawings, it has come to our attention
that there are three sanitary lines within the plant that do not
flow into the equalization tank. As a result, the discharge from
these lines are not measured and therefore not billable. The DPW
will be discussing this particular issue with Coca Cola for
resolution.