1. Paradise Springs Winery/ Loud Mouth Brewery
Septic Overload
April 2015 (Prior to Clearing of Five Acres of Trees and Construction of New Parking Lot)

2. Yates Ford Road Area Town of Clifton (slightly off of map)
Hemlock Overlook Park
Hemlock Park Main Parking
Glencairn HOA
Hemlock Park Auxiliary Entrance (employees only)
Kinchloe Road
Proposed Site of Loud Mouth Brewery
Bull Run/Blue Line Trail
Intersection of Yates Ford and Kinchloe Roads
Noble Estates HOA
Paradise Springs
Winery
Mill Branch HOA
Wyckland HOA
Kinchloe Soccer Fields
Yates Ford Road

3. Wednesday , 12 October 2012 Google Earth Image
Auxiliary Entrance to Hemlock Park
Vineyard planted in 2008
Barn and rear parking built in 2011
Fields Used for Parking in 2015 photos on a Sunday
96 Total Vehicles on a Wednesday

4. Town of Clifton Septic Tanks for
Town of Clifton sewer system (only serves the Town of Clifton) marked by yellow boundary
Kinchloe Road
Clifton Road

5. Standard Septic System for Home in the Occoquan Watershed
Daily Usage (per person)
Dishwasher: 1 gal
Toilet: gal
Faucet: gal
Clothes Washer: gal
Shower: gal
Over 50 gallons per person per day
Source:
Standard two part septic field designed for 20 people (750 gals per day)
This field is designed for a single family home with four people currently living in it. The Paradise Springs Winery system is smaller (680 gallons). The latter is supplying the needs of 1,000 people per day on the weekends and 250 people per day on weekdays.
Assuming that one person is only at Paradise Springs for 20% of a day, daily consumption is 10 X 1,000= 10,000 gallons of effluent per day at Paradise Springs Winery for a 680 gallon per day septic system.
Dishwashing will occur for plates and stemware used for tasting as well as events. Events and daily tasting make use of table cloths and napkins which require washing.
Patrons will not be showering, but employees will be washing down equipment and interiors.
Diverter valve. Every six months switch to other field to give half of field a rest.
Two tanks in series…one is 1480 gallons the other 1125 gallons. The first tank captures most of the solids. The second tank is there primarily as a back up. From the second tank, the effluent flows to the diverter valve and thence into the selected field.

6. Photos on Sunday , 12 April 2015

7. Barn Facility with Tasting Area

8. Photos on Sunday , 12 April 2015

9. View from Hemlock Parking Sunday , 12 April 2015
Cars in Motion

10. Views from Hemlock Park on Sunday , 12 April 2015

11. Photos on Sunday , 12 April 2015

12. Photos from the Web of Paradise Springs Winery

13. Photos from the Web of Paradise Springs Winery
Is this barrel room bottled from the processing of grapes
produced from Paradise Springs Winery owned or leased
terroirs, or is the wine trucked in from California?

14. Photos from the Web of Paradise Springs Winery

15. Photos from the Web of Paradise Springs Winery
These patrons will be using lots of stemware and plates that will require dishwashing

16. Photos from the Web of Paradise Springs Winery

17. Photos from the Web of Paradise Springs Winery

18. Proposed Site for Loud Mouth Brewery
Location of stream and pond that Could be and problem for storm water

19. Tarara Winery (Loudon County)

20. Barrel Oak Vineyard (Fauquier County) center of recent controversy

21. Barboursville Winery (Orange County) 30 minutes north of Charlottesville

22. Jefferson Vineyards (Albemarle County)

23. Proximity to Sensitive Riparian Resource Areas (Chesapeake Bay Ordnance) (Resource Areas in Green)
Paradise Springs Winery
Loud Mouth Brewery