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Document ID ca-on-vfwtm-2017 Title Vegetable and Fruit Washwater Treatment Manual URL https://docs.ontario.ca/documents/962/5-8-2-eca-guide-en.pdf Jurisdiction /ca/on Subdomain(s) none Language Status completed Analyzed at 2026-05-12 05:31:35.598576+00:00 Relevance inventory_targeted_fetch

Q Qualitative Requirements (54)

Req ID Category Intent Legal Status Name Subdomain(s) Context Conditions Confidence
#Q001administrativereportingmandatoryGeneral ECA Application Minimum RequirementsotherYou must use the correct form and provide all the applicable information requested. You must provide a detailed project and process description. You must provide a summary project description. You must provide information around ownership, land use and zoning, with some exceptions, as noted. You must provide a site plan, with some exceptions as noted. You must provide a financial assurance calculation and rationale, if it is required for your type of activity, operation, or approval. You must provide signatures certifying to the completeness and accuracy of the information. Maps, plans and drawings must adhere to minimum information standards, as noted.Applies to all ECA applicationshigh
#Q002designreportingmandatoryMap and Drawing StandardsotherDrawings, maps and site plans must show relative sizes and must contain a legend as per the minimum requirement in the Complete ECA Application Regulation... Additionally, maps and site plans (with the exception of a typical site layout for mobile equipment) must contain a north arrow... Lastly, where you have purposely prepared technical materials for this application, measurements should be expressed in metric units as per the Complete ECA Application Regulation.Applies to drawings, maps, and site plans purposely prepared for the application.high
#Q003administrativereportingmandatoryProof of Legal NameotherUnless the applicant is a municipal, provincial or federal government, a proof of legal name of the applicant must be submitted with all applications.Applies to all applicants except municipal, provincial, or federal governments.high
#Q004reportingreportingmandatoryEBR Notification for Class II ProposalsotherClass II proposals must be posted for a minimum of 30 days on the Environmental Registry and applicants must provide additional public notice.Applies to applications classified as Class II proposals under the Environmental Bill of Rights (EBR).high
#Q005reportingreportingmandatoryNotification for Waste Disposal SitesotherFor Waste Disposal Sites, unless it is an application for administrative amendment of an ECA, at a minimum you must send letters to the adjacent landowners and tenants notifying them of the proposed facility or changes to the existing facility.Applies to Waste Disposal Sites, excluding administrative amendments.high
#Q006designreportingmandatorySite Plan Minimum InclusionsotherThe site plan must, at a minimum, include: The boundary of the site with adequate geographic coordinates to be able to accurately describe the boundary and locate the site... The location on the site of any buildings, structures, roads, railway tracks, utility corridors, paved areas, bermed areas, site fencing and pollution control devices located at the project location... The location of anything (plants, structures, equipment, etc.) that is related to a discharge.Applies to all applications requiring a site plan (with exceptions for mobile equipment and Waste Management Systems).high
#Q007reportingreportingmandatoryEmission Summary and Dispersion Modelling (ESDM) ReportotherTo obtain approval for an activity described in section 9 of the EPA you must demonstrate compliance with Ontario Regulation 419/05, including compliance with the air standards at points of impingement (POI) which are defined in section 2 of the regulation, through the preparation of an Emission Summary and Dispersion Modelling (ESDM) Report.Applies to projects governed by EPA section 9 that have emissions to air.high
#Q008reportingreportingmandatoryAcoustic Assessment Report (AAR)otherAn Acoustic Assessment Report (AAR) is required for all applications that are required to demonstrate compliance with ministry noise guidelines (as outlined in the NPC documents) that have not screened out using either the PNS or SNS process and where an A-AAR was not performed or was not accepted by the Director. Furthermore, note that an AAR is required if the applicant applies for an ECA with Limited Operational Flexibility.Applies to facilities that do not screen out via Primary or Secondary Noise Screening, or if applying for Limited Operational Flexibility.high
#Q009administrativereportingmandatoryIndustrial Sewage Works DocumentswastewaterIn addition to a completed ECA Application Form, you must provide the following additional technical documents, each of which are discussed separately below, when submitting an application for approval of an Industrial Sewage Works: a. Design Report b. Stormwater Management Plan c. Stormwater Management Report d. Environmental Impact Analysis e. Surface Water Impact Assessment f. Groundwater Impact Assessment g. Site Plan h. Sewage Quantity and Quality Characteristics i. Engineering Drawings and SpecificationsApplies when submitting an application for approval of an Industrial Sewage Works.high
#Q010administrativereportingmandatoryMunicipality Responsibility Agreement for Private Sewage WorkswastewaterIf your proposal is for Private Sewage Works you must provide a signed Municipality Responsibility Agreement, which essentially ensures that the municipality will continue to maintain and operate the sewage works in case you are no longer able to do so.Applies to proposals for Private Sewage Works.high
#Q011administrativereportingmandatoryFinal Plans Certification for Sewage WorkswastewaterAll final plans submitted in support of applications for approval of sewage works must bear, at a minimum, the project title, name of the municipality, name of the development or facility with which the project is associated, and name of the design engineer, including a signed and dated imprint of his/her registration seal.Applies to all final plans submitted for sewage works applications.high
#Q012operationalreportingmandatoryLandfill Site Design and Operations Report MaintenanceotherIf you operate a landfill site your design and operations report must be current at all times. If you submit an application to amend an ECA you must include an updated version reflecting changes to the operations report.Applies to operators of landfill sites.high
#Q013administrativereportingmandatoryBiomedical Waste Transportation DocumentationotherYou must include the following additional information with your ECA Application for a Waste Management System if you will be transporting biomedical waste: 1. A description of the physical location where you will disinfect and wash the vehicles. 2. A copy of the driver and waste management personnel training manual... 3. A copy of your operations manual... 4. A detailed spill contingency and emergency response planApplies to ECA Applications for a Waste Management System transporting biomedical waste.high
#Q014administrativereportingmandatoryPCB Waste Transportation DocumentationotherYou must include the following additional information with your ECA Application for a Waste Management System that includes the transportation of PCB waste: 1. A copy of your operations manual... 2. A detailed spill contingency and emergency response plan.Applies to ECA Applications for a Waste Management System transporting PCB waste.high
#Q015administrativereportingmandatoryEngineer's Report for Limited Operational FlexibilityotherIf you submit an application for an ECA with Limited Operational Flexibility for a waste or sewage project, you are required to provide an engineer's report that defines the project's operational envelope. ... The engineer's report must be prepared and stamped by a qualified professional engineer who must verify the details of the site design and operations and must include a statement of accountability indicating that the information presented in the report is accurate.Applies to applications for an ECA with Limited Operational Flexibility for a waste or sewage project.high
#Q016administrativereportingmandatoryROWD Filing Requirementwastewater, otherpersons discharging or proposing to discharge waste that could affect the quality of the waters of the State, other than into a community sewer system, shall file a ROWD containing information which may be required by the appropriate Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB).Discharging or proposing to discharge waste that could affect water quality (excluding community sewers).high
#Q017administrativereportingmandatoryAnnual Fee Paymentwastewater, otherAll dischargers regulated under WDRs and NPDES permits must pay an annual fee, except dairies, which pay a filing fee only.All dischargers under WDRs/NPDES, except dairies.high
#Q018administrativereportingmandatoryFacility Information ProvisionotherYou must provide the factual information listed below for ALL owners, operators, and locations and, where appropriate, for ALL general partners and lease holders.Applies to all application submissions.high
#Q019reportingreportingmandatoryHazardous Waste NotificationotherIf you check the Hazardous Waste box, STOP and contact a representative of the RWQCB for further instructions.When waste is classified as Hazardous Waste.high
#Q020reportingreportingmandatoryComplete Discharge Characterizationwastewater, otherTo be approved, your application MUST include a COMPLETE characterization of the discharge.Requirement for application approval.high
#Q021reportingreportingmandatorySite Map SubmissionotherThis application MUST be accompanied by a site map.All applications.high
#Q022administrativereportingmandatoryCertification SignatureotherCertification by the owner of the facility or the operator of the facility, if the operator is different from the owner, is required. The appropriate person must sign the application form.All applications.high
#Q023administrativereportingmandatorySignature AuthorityotherAcceptable signatures are: 1. for a corporation, a principal executive officer of at least the level of senior vice-president; 2. for a partnership or individual (sole proprietorship), a general partner or the proprietor; 3. for a governmental or public agency, either a principal executive officer or ranking elected/appointed official.Determining who is authorized to sign Form 200.high
#Q024administrativereportingmandatoryNPDES Permit Reissuance Applicationwastewater, otherA new application is required to reissue an NPDES permit which has expired.When an existing NPDES permit has expiredhigh
#Q025reportingreportingmandatoryCEQA Exemption DocumentationotherIf the answer is YES [to whether a project is exempt from CEQA], state the basis for the exemption and the name of the agency supplying the exemption on the space provided.When a project is determined to be exempt from CEQAhigh
#Q026reportingreportingmandatoryCEQA Notice of Determination Filing RequirementsotherIf YES [to Notice of Determination filed], give the date the notice was filed and enclose a copy of the Notice of Determination and the Initial Study, Environmental Impact Report, or Negative Declaration.When a Notice of Determination has been filed under CEQAhigh
#Q027administrativereportingmandatoryOwner Federal Tax Identification NumberotherAlso include the owner's Federal Tax Identification Number.Applies to facility owner information on applicationhigh
#Q028administrativeoperationalmandatoryInitial Fee Payment RestrictionotherPlease do NOT submit a check for your first annual fee or filing fee until requested to do so by a RWQCB representative.Initial application for new dischargehigh
#Q029administrativereportingmandatoryFee Check Payable Recipientwastewater, otherChecks should be made payable to the State Water Resources Control Board.When submitting a fee check for WDRs or NPDES permits.high
#Q030prohibitionreportingmandatoryPhysical Address ProhibitionotherFACILITY: Legal name, physical address including the county... (NO P.O. Box numbers. If no address exists, use street and nearest cross street).Providing facility address information in Section I.A.high
#Q031reportingreportingmandatoryAPN and Coordinate Reportingwastewater, otherEnter the Assessor's Parcel Number(s) (APN), which is located on the property tax bill. ... Enter the Latitude of the entrance to the proposed/existing facility and of the discharge point. ... Enter the Longitude of the entrance to the proposed/existing facility and of the discharge point.All applications reporting facility and discharge point locations.high
#Q032reportingreportingmandatorySurface Water Identification for NPDESwastewaterif you are submitting this application for an NPDES permit, identify the surface water to which you propose to discharge.Applications for NPDES permits.high
#Q033administrativereportingmandatoryAttachment List Administrative RequirementotherPlease list any attachments with the titles and dates on the space provided.When supplemental sheets or attachments are included with the application.high
#Q034administrativereportingguidanceFederal NPDES Permit Application FormswastewaterIf you are applying for a permit to discharge to surface water, you will need an NPDES permit which is issued under both State and Federal law and may be required to complete one or more of the following Federal NPDES permit application forms: Short Form A, Standard Form A, Forms 1, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, and 2F.Applications for surface water discharge (NPDES).high
#Q035administrativereportingmandatoryChange in Ownership or Operator Application ProcedureotherCHANGE IN OWNERSHIP/ OPERATOR: Change of legal owner of the facility. Complete Parts I, III, and IV only and contact the RWQCB to determine if additional information is required.When the reason for filing is a change of legal owner.high
#Q036administrativereportingguidanceLandfill Facility Application FormotherLandfills: A separate form, APPLICATION FOR SOLID WASTE FACILITY PERMIT/WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS, California Integrated Waste Management Board Form E-1-77, may be required. Contact a RWQCB representative to help determine the appropriate form for your discharge.Waste discharge for landfill activities.high
#Q037prohibitionreportingmandatoryAgency Limitation on Post-Completeness Information RequestsotherPursuant to California Government code Section 65944, after an application is accepted as complete, an agency may not request any new or additional information that was not specified in the original application.After an application has been determined complete by the agency.high
#Q038administrativereportingmandatoryPayment Restriction for Renewals and UpdatesotherDischargers applying for reissuance (renewal) of an existing NPDES permit or update of an existing WDR will be billed through the annual fee billing system and are therefore requested NOT to submit a check with their application.Applications for permit reissuance or WDR updates.high
#Q039administrativeoperationalrecommendedPre-Submission Consultation Recommendationwastewater, otherThe RWQCBs strongly recommend that you make initial telephone or personal contact with RWQCB regulatory staff to discuss a proposed new discharge before submitting your application.Prior to submitting a new discharge applicationhigh
#Q040administrativereportingmandatoryCompleteness Notification Timelinewastewater, otherA RWQCB representative will notify you within 30 days of receipt of the application form and any supplemental documents whether your application is complete.Within 30 days of receipt of the applicationhigh
#Q041reportingreportingmandatoryCEQA Lead Agency IdentificationotherName the Lead Agency responsible for completion of CEQA requirements for the project, i.e., completion and certification of CEQA documentation.When completing the CEQA section of the applicationhigh
#Q042administrativereportingmandatoryAgency Information Requirements Publicationwastewater, otherAgencies must publish a list of all information required in a permit application and of criteria used to determine whether the submitted information is adequate.high
#Q043administrativereportingmandatoryReview Time Limit Establishmentwastewater, otherThe agencies are required to establish time limits for permit reviews.high
#Q044prohibitiontreatmentmandatorySurface Water Discharge ProhibitionotherThe discharge of any waste to surface waters is prohibited.All discharges under Order No. 2003-0003-DWQhigh
#Q045prohibitionhealthmandatoryPollution and Nuisance ProhibitionotherThe disposal of wastes shall not cause pollution, contamination, or nuisance as defined in CWC Section 13050.high
#Q046prohibitionhealthmandatoryHazardous Waste Discharge ProhibitionotherThe discharge of waste classified as 'hazardous' or 'designated' as defined in Title 22 CCR, Section 66261 and CWC Section 13173, is prohibited.high
#Q047operationaloperationalmandatoryInert Waste Load Checking ProgramotherInert solid waste facilities shall develop and implement a load checking program to ensure that all the types of waste accepted at the site are in compliance with these General WDRs.Small Inert Solid Waste Operationshigh
#Q048treatmenttreatmentmandatoryBoring Waste Sump RequirementsotherDischarges of boring waste, drilling mud, and cuttings from well-drilling operations shall be discharged to on-site sumps and shall not contain halogenated solvents.Well-drilling operationshigh
#Q049designhealthmandatoryOnsite Residual Waste Disposal StandardsotherResidual wastes discharged onsite shall meet the following requirements: (1) the discharge must be located greater than 5 feet above local groundwater level, (2) the discharge must be covered by a minimum of 1 foot of clean soil, and (3) the discharge must be located at least 100 feet from the nearest surface water.When residual boring wastes are disposed of onsitehigh
#Q050operationaloperationalmandatoryPond Freeboard Minimum Requirementwastewater, otherA minimum freeboard of two feet shall be maintained at all wastewater disposal ponds and wastewater storage ponds.high
#Q051monitoringreportingmandatoryDischarge Monitoring Plan ApprovalotherThe DMP will be subject to Regional Board Executive Officer approval. The discharge may not be initiated until the Regional Board Executive Officer approves the DMP and sends notification of this approval by letter.All dischargers applying for coveragehigh
#Q052corrective_actionoperationalmandatoryContingency Measures in Discharge Management PlanotherThe Discharger shall develop a discharge management plan incorporating contingency measures, should sampling results show violation of water quality standards.high
#Q053reportinghealthmandatoryEmergency Reporting for NoncomplianceotherThe Discharger shall immediately report any noncompliance potentially endangering public health or the environment. Any information shall be provided orally to the Regional Board within 24 hours... A written report shall also be submitted... within five (5) calendar days.Noncompliance endangering health or environmenthigh
#Q054administrativereportingmandatoryMonitoring Records Retention PeriodotherRecords shall be maintained for a minimum of three years from the date of the sample, measurement, or report. This period may be extended during the course of any unresolved litigation regarding this discharge or when requested by the appropriate Regional Board Executive Officer.high

P Quantitative Requirements (76)

Req ID Category Intent Legal Status Name Subdomain(s) Limit Type Limit Value Context Conditions Confidence
#P001chemicaloperationalmandatoryPCB concentrationotherrequirement> 50 mg/kgWaste containing monochlorinated or polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) at a concentration greater than 50 mg/kg is classified as PCB waste.Applies to PCB storage, processing, thermal treatment, or mobile processing sites.high
#P002designoperationalmandatoryfinal capacityotherrequirement> 40,000 cubic metresOntario Regulation 232/98 applies to new and expanded landfill sites that receive municipal waste and that have a final capacity greater than 40,000 cubic metres.For new and expanded landfill sites receiving municipal waste.high
#P003designtreatmentmandatoryfinal capacityotherrequirement> 1,500,000 cubic metresLandfill sites with a final capacity of greater than 1.5 million cubic metres are required to collect, capture and flare landfill gas.Applicable for mandatory landfill gas collection and control systems.high
#P004operationaloperationalmandatoryresidual wasteotherrequirement> 1,000 tonnes per dayYou must comply with an environmental screening process if more than 1,000 tonnes of residual waste per day (on an annual average) is transferred from a proposed waste transfer station for final disposal.Trigger for environmental screening process (O. Reg. 101/07).high
#P005operationaloperationalmandatoryresidual wasteotherrequirement> 1,000 tonnes per dayYou must comply with an environmental screening process if more than 1,000 tonnes of residual waste per day (on an annual average) is transferred from a proposed waste processing site for final disposal.Trigger for environmental screening process (O. Reg. 101/07).high
#P006operationaloperationalmandatoryresidual wasteotherrequirement> 1,000 tonnes per dayYou must comply with an environmental screening process if more than 1,000 tonnes of residual waste per day (on an annual average) is transferred from a composting site to a location for final disposal.Trigger for environmental screening process (O. Reg. 101/07).high
#P007physicaloperationalmandatorydistance to Point of Reception (POR)otherrequirement< 50 metresIf a facility is closer to a POR than 50 metres (property line to property line), noise screening may not be used.When determining eligibility for primary or secondary noise screening.high
#P008physicaltreatmentguidancetotal suspended solids removalothertreatment_goal60 %Stormwater management works limited to works that control stormwater quantity and/or provide basic quality control only (that is, 60% total suspended solids removal).Qualifying criteria under the Transfer of Review Program for stormwater management works (Type B).high
#P009operationalreportingmandatoryAnnual treatment area threshold - Mosquitoes (Adulticide)otherrequirement> 6400 acresLocal governments or other entities must submit an NOI if they exceed this threshold in a calendar year.Applies to adulticide treatment for mosquito and other flying insect pest control.high
#P010operationalreportingmandatoryAnnual treatment area threshold - Weed and Algae Control (Area)otherrequirement> 80 acresThreshold for local governments or other entities to submit an NOI for pesticide application to water.Treatment during a calendar year (surface area).high
#P011operationalreportingmandatoryAnnual treatment area threshold - Weed and Algae Control (Linear)otherrequirement> 20 linear milesThreshold for local governments or other entities to submit an NOI for pesticide application to water.Treatment during a calendar year.high
#P012unknownreportingmandatoryLarge Entity Population Thresholdotherrequirement> 10000 personsDefinition of a Large Entity for recordkeeping and annual reporting requirements.Applies to public entities.high
#P013operationalreportingmandatoryDocumentation Completion Deadlineotherrequirement<= 14 daysAll required records must be documented following completion of each pesticide application.Applies to all Operators.high
#P014operationalreportingmandatoryRecord Retention Periodotherrequirement>= 3 yearsOperators must retain any records required under this permit after coverage expires or is terminated.Applies to all Operators.high
#P015chemicalhealthmandatoryPueblo of Sandia Water Quality Standard - Total DDT and Metabolitesaquatic lifeMAC0.001 ug/LBeneficial use standard for Wildlife Habitat.Applies within the exterior boundaries of the Pueblo of Sandia.high
#P016chemicaltreatmentmandatoryAlum Use pH Range Minimumaquatic liferequirement6.5 pHThe pH of the pond or lake water must be maintained to minimize potential aluminum solubility and toxicity.Applies to the use of alum in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.high
#P017chemicaltreatmentmandatoryAlum Use pH Range Maximumaquatic liferequirement8.3 pHThe pH of the pond or lake water must be maintained to minimize potential aluminum solubility and toxicity.Applies to the use of alum in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.high
#P018chemicalhealthmandatoryWashington State Irrigation System Limit - Copper (dissolved)aquatic lifeMAC25 μg/lMaximum instantaneous concentration at the point of compliance where treated water enters surface water bodies.Applies to irrigation system aquatic weed control in Washington State.high
#P019chemicalhealthmandatoryPost-treatment Dissolved Oxygen Drop Limitaquatic liferequirement<= 0.2 mg/LThe post-treatment dissolved oxygen level must not be lower than this value below the mandatory pre-treatment measurement.Applies to full-waterbody algaecide treatments in Washington State.high
#P020operationalreportingmandatoryAnnual treatment area threshold - Animal Pest Control (Area)otherrequirement> 80 acresThreshold for local governments or other entities to submit an NOI for animal pest control.Treatment during a calendar year (surface area).high
#P021operationalreportingmandatoryAnnual treatment area threshold - Animal Pest Control (Linear)otherrequirement> 20 linear milesThreshold for local governments or other entities to submit an NOI for animal pest control.Treatment during a calendar year.high
#P022operationalreportingmandatoryAnnual treatment area threshold - Forest Canopy Pest Controlotherrequirement> 6400 acresThreshold for local governments or other entities to submit an NOI for forest canopy pest control.Treatment during a calendar year.high
#P023operationalreportingmandatoryPueblo of Isleta Upstream Notification Distanceotherrequirement8 river milesNotification requirement for activities occurring upstream of the northern exterior boundary of the Pueblo.Applies to actions occurring within this distance upstream of the Pueblo.high
#P024operationaloperationalmandatoryWashington Littoral Zone Application Limit (Water bodies up to 15 acres)aquatic liferequirement<= 75 %Cumulative percentage of the littoral zone where herbicides are authorized to be applied.Applies to native nuisance plant management in Washington State.high
#P025operationaloperationalmandatoryWashington Littoral Zone Application Limit (Water bodies 15-50 acres)aquatic liferequirement<= 60 %Cumulative percentage of the littoral zone where herbicides are authorized to be applied.Applies to native nuisance plant management in Washington State.high
#P026operationaloperationalmandatoryWashington Littoral Zone Application Limit (Water bodies 50-500 acres)aquatic liferequirement<= 50 %Cumulative percentage of the littoral zone where herbicides are authorized to be applied.Applies to native nuisance plant management in Washington State.high
#P027operationaloperationalmandatoryWashington Littoral Zone Application Limit (Water bodies over 500 acres)aquatic liferequirement<= 30 %Cumulative percentage of the littoral zone where herbicides are authorized to be applied.Applies to native nuisance plant management in Washington State.high
#P028operationaloperationalmandatoryWashington Shoreline Native Vegetation Application Limitaquatic liferequirement<= 40 %Authorized application percentage for native vegetation on shorelines, roadsides, and ditches.Applies to Washington State Federal Facilities; 100% is allowed for noxious/quarantine weeds.high
#P029operationaloperationalmandatoryWashington Zostera japonica Treatment Bufferaquatic liferequirement10 metresBuffer inside the parcel boundary where imazamox will not be applied.Applies to commercial clam beds in Willapa Bay, Washington.high
#P030chemicalhealthmandatoryWashington Irrigation System Limit - Acroleinaquatic lifeMAC21 μg/lMaximum instantaneous concentration at the point of compliance where treated water enters surface water bodies.Applies to irrigation system aquatic weed control in Washington State.high
#P031chemicalhealthmandatoryWashington Irrigation System Limit - Endothall (Cascade)aquatic lifeMAC5.0 mg/lMaximum instantaneous concentration for Dipotassium Salt of Endothall (acid equivalent).Applies to irrigation system aquatic weed control in Washington State.high
#P032chemicalhealthmandatoryWashington Irrigation System Limit - Endothall (Teton)aquatic lifeMAC0.050 mg/lMaximum instantaneous concentration for Mono Salt of Endothall (acid equivalent) at any time.Applies to irrigation system aquatic weed control in Washington State.high
#P033chemicalhealthmandatoryWashington Irrigation System Limit - Xyleneaquatic lifeMAC5.1 mg/lMaximum instantaneous concentration at the point of compliance where treated water enters surface water bodies.Applies to irrigation system aquatic weed control in Washington State.high
#P034operationaloperationalmandatoryWashington Shoreline Posting Distancerecreational waterrequirement400 feetSigns must post the treated areas, where feasible, to this distance beyond the boundary of the treatment area.Applies to public access points in Washington State.high
#P035operationaloperationalmandatoryWashington Shoreline Posting Lead Timerecreational waterrequirement<= 48 hoursMaximum lead time for posting signs before the start of treatment.Applies to treatment area postings in Washington State.high
#P036chemicalhealthmandatoryAldrin Acute Toxicity Criterionaquatic lifeMAC3 ug/lFresh water aquatic and human health toxic substance criteria for the Pueblo of Sandia.Surface waters with ceremonial, designated aquatic life uses, or from which fish are caught for human consumption.high
#P037chemicalhealthmandatoryChlordane Chronic Toxicity Criterionaquatic lifeMAC0.0043 ug/lFresh water aquatic and human health toxic substance criteria for the Pueblo of Sandia.Surface waters with ceremonial, designated aquatic life uses.high
#P038chemicalhealthmandatoryChlorpyrifos Chronic Toxicity Criterionaquatic lifeMAC0.041 ug/lFresh water aquatic and human health toxic substance criteria for the Pueblo of Sandia.Surface waters with ceremonial, designated aquatic life uses.high
#P039operationalreportingmandatoryAdverse Incident 24-Hour Notificationotherrequirement24 hoursThe Operator must notify the EPA Incident Reporting Contact of an adverse incident.Must be done by telephone within 24 hours of becoming aware of the incident.high
#P040operationalreportingmandatoryAdverse Incident 30-Day Written Reportotherrequirement30 daysThe Operator must provide a written report of a reportable adverse incident to the EPA Regional office.Within 30 days of a reportable adverse incident.high
#P041operationalreportingmandatoryMakah Tribe Advance Notificationotherrequirement>= 7 business daysAny activity covered under this permit that may result in a discharge to waters under the authority of the Makah Tribe must be reported.Report to the Tribe ahead of the activity taking place.high
#P042operationalreportingmandatorySanta Ana Upstream Notification Distanceotherrequirement5 river milesNotification requirement for actions occurring upstream of the northern exterior boundary of Pueblo of Santa Ana lands.Copies of all notifications and reports must be provided concurrently to the Pueblo.high
#P043operationalreportingmandatoryNOI Submission Deadline (Non-Emergency Resources of Concern)otherrequirement30 daysNOI submission deadline for Decision-makers with discharges potentially exposing FWS or NMFS Listed Resources of Concern.Before any discharge to waters of the United States (non-emergency).high
#P044operationaloperationalmandatoryWashington Water Clarification Discharge Restrictionotherrequirement2 weeksWater clarification products restriction in Washington State.Must only be used in waterbodies with no discharge to other surface waters during and for this period after treatment.high
#P045operationalreportingmandatoryWashington Potable Water User Advance Noticedrinking waterrequirement2 weeksAdvance notice requirement for pending treatments affecting potable, irrigation, or livestock water in Washington State.Upon request by an affected water user.high
#P046operationalreportingmandatoryNOI Submission Deadline (Emergency Situations - Listed Resources of Concern)otherrequirement15 daysDeadline for submitting an NOI when discharges potentially expose FWS/NMFS Listed Resources of Concern in a Declared Pest Emergency Situation.After beginning to discharge.high
#P047operationaloperationalmandatoryEmergency Authorization Duration (Listed Resources)otherrequirement60 daysDuration for which activities conducted in response to a Declared Pest Emergency Situation are authorized when Listed Resources of Concern are present.Pending FWS/NMFS determination within 30 days of NOI submission.high
#P048operationaloperationalmandatoryPDMP Modification Deadlineotherrequirement90 daysChanges to the PDMP must be made before the next application or, if not practicable, within this period.Following a change in pesticide application activities.high
#P049operationaltreatmentmandatoryNM ONRW Water Quality Degradation Duration Limitotherrequirement<= 6 monthsDegradation to Outstanding National Resource Waters (ONRW) for public health/safety must be limited.Applies to New Mexico ONRW activities.high
#P050chemicalhealthmandatorySandia Chlordane Acute Toxicity Criterionaquatic lifeMAC2.4 ug/lAcute toxicity criterion for surface waters with ceremonial or aquatic life uses.Pueblo of Sandia jurisdiction.high
#P051operationalreportingmandatoryLummi NOI/NPDES Receipt Notification Deadlineotherrequirement7 daysThe operator must provide the Lummi Water Resources Division acknowledgement of receipt of the NOI and associated tracking number.After receipt from the EPA.high
#P052physicalhealthmandatoryAmbient Temperature Increase Limitaquatic liferequirement<= 5 ºFThe ambient temperature shall not increase more than 5ºF as a result of the discharge.Applicable to receiving water outside the treatment area.high
#P053chemicalhealthmandatoryChlorine Receiving Water Limitation (Freshwater)aquatic lifeMAC20 µg/LMaximum Daily Effluent Limitation for Chlorine in freshwater.Based on U.S. EPA Ambient Water Quality Criteria for Freshwater Aquatic Life Protection.high
#P054chemicalhealthmandatoryChlorine Receiving Water Limitation (Ocean)aquatic lifeMAC10 µg/LReceiving water limitation for Chlorine in marine/ocean waters.Based on the California Ocean Plan.high
#P055chemicalhealthmandatoryCopper Receiving Water Limitation (Dissolved Saltwater)aquatic lifeMAC3.1 µg/LChronic criterion for dissolved copper in saltwater.Salinity >= 10 parts per thousand 95% of the time.high
#P056microbiologicalhealthmandatoryPf CL145A-S Receiving Water Limitationaquatic lifeMAC6 mg AI/LDaily maximum receiving water limitation for Pseudomonas fluorescens strain CL145A cells and spent fermentation media.Set at approximately 1/10th of the lowest LC50 value (rainbow trout).high
#P057operationalreportingmandatoryPesticide Application Permit Lead Timeotherrequirement>= 90 daysA complete application must be submitted to the State Water Board prior to the expected application.high
#P058operationalreportingmandatoryAPAP Public Comment Periodotherrequirement30 daysThe APAP must be posted on the State Water Board website for public comment prior to approval.high
#P059operationalreportingmandatoryNoncompliance Oral Reporting Deadlineotherrequirement24 hoursDischarger must report noncompliance that may endanger health or the environment orally.From the time the Discharger becomes aware of the circumstances.high
#P060operationalreportingmandatoryNoncompliance Written Reporting Deadlineotherrequirement5 daysFollow-up written submission required after oral notification of noncompliance.high
#P061operationaloperationalmandatoryCorrective Action Revision Deadlineotherrequirement<= 60 daysDeadline to revise control measures if a situation requiring corrective action occurs.Corrective action must be taken before further discharge is allowed.high
#P062operationalreportingmandatoryAnnual Monitoring Samples per Environmental Settingotherrequirement6 samplesMinimum sampling requirement for Dischargers applying six or more times per year per environmental setting (agricultural, urban, or wetland).If applying less than six times, one sample per application is required.high
#P063operationalreportingmandatoryRecord Retention Periodotherrequirement>= 3 yearsRetention of all monitoring information, including calibration and maintenance records.From the date of the sample, measurement, report, or application.high
#P064operationalreportingmandatoryAnnual Self-Monitoring Report (SMR) DeadlineotherrequirementMarch 1 dateThe date by which the annual report for the previous calendar year is due.Reporting period is January 1 through December 31.high
#P065operationalreportingguidelinePre-project Inspection Frequencyotherrequirement>= 5 %County agricultural commissioners conduct pre-project inspections on at least five percent of projects.During the Use Permit process.high
#P066physicaloperationalmandatorySalinity Threshold (Freshwater)drinking water, wastewater, agricultural water, aquatic life, recreational waterrequirement<= 1 part per thousandCriteria for defining where freshwater aquatic life criteria apply.Applies if salinity is equal to or less than 1 part per thousand 95 percent or more of the time.high
#P067physicaloperationalmandatorySalinity Threshold (Saltwater)drinking water, wastewater, agricultural water, aquatic life, recreational waterrequirement>= 10 parts per thousandCriteria for defining where saltwater aquatic life criteria apply.Applies if salinity is equal to or greater than 10 parts per thousand 95 percent or more of the time.high
#P068chemicaloperationalmandatoryAmbient Hardness Capaquatic liferequirement400 mg/LHardness used for calculating freshwater copper aquatic life criteria.If ambient hardness is over 400 mg/L as calcium carbonate, 400 mg/L shall be used.high
#P069operationalreportingmandatoryBackground Monitoring Timingotherrequirement<= 24 hoursBackground samples shall be collected in the application area or target area prior to application.Sample must be collected within 24-hours before application.high
#P070operationalreportingmandatoryEvent Monitoring Timingotherrequirement<= 24 hoursEvent monitoring samples collected downstream of the application or target area.Immediately after the application event but not exceeding 24 hours.high
#P071operationalreportingmandatoryPost-Event Monitoring Timingotherrequirement<= 1 weekPost-event samples collected within the application area or target area.Within one week after project completion or when treatment is complete.high
#P072physicalreportingmandatoryStandard Sample Depthotherrequirement3 feetDepth at which water quality samples (grab or in situ) shall be collected.Applies unless the water body is less than six feet deep.high
#P073operationalreportingmandatoryMinimum Percentage of Monitored Areasotherrequirement10 %Minimum percentage of application areas that must undergo monitoring.Applicable for all applications.high
#P074operationalreportingmandatoryMinimum Count of Monitored Areasotherrequirement6 areasThe lower limit for the number of monitored areas.Monitoring occurs at 10% of areas or 6 areas, whichever is greater.high
#P075operationalreportingmandatoryToxic Release Reporting Deadlineotherrequirement15 daysReporting toxic chemical or pesticide release data reported to the State Emergency Response Commission.Within 15 days of reporting to the Commission.high
#P076chemicalhealthrecommendedChlorine Monthly Average (Freshwater)aquatic lifeOG10 µg/LFact sheet rationale for chlorine residual monitoring precision.Applicable for freshwater receiving water.high

D Definitions (46)

Req ID Category Name Context Confidence
#D001Discharges with the lowest Threat to Water Quality (TTWQ)Discharges with the lowest TTWQ are those discharges of waste that could degrade water quality without violating water quality objectives or cause a minor impairment of designated beneficial uses.high
#D002monitoring well facilityA facility where monitoring well(s) have been installed to monitor the migration or levels of a pollutant or the effects and/or migration of a particular discharge.medium
#D003Well Development DischargeWell Development Discharge is any discharge of water to land during the development of a water well.high
#D004Monitoring Well Purge Water DischargeMonitoring Well Purge Water Discharge is any discharge of well water to land in the immediate vicinity of the monitoring well site during monitoring well sampling.high
#D005Boring Waste DischargeBoring Waste Discharge is any discharge of drilling mud and cuttings from well-drilling operations or any other borings in uncontaminated soils.high
#D006Water main, storage tank, and hydrant flushing dischargesWater main, storage tank, and hydrant flushing discharges are discharges of potable or untreated clear water to land from water line and tank flushing operations.high
#D007Pipeline and Tank Hydrostatic Testing DischargesPipeline and Tank Hydrostatic Testing Discharges are discharges of potable or untreated clear water to land from hydrostatic testing of pipelines and tanks.high
#D008Commercial and Public Swimming Pool DischargesCommercial and Public Swimming Pool Discharges are discharges of swimming pool water to land.high
#D009Small Temporary Dewatering ProjectsSmall Temporary Dewatering Projects are projects that discharge groundwater to land from small construction projects, excavation projects, or dewatering of underground utility vaults.high
#D010Small Inert Solid Waste Disposal OperationsSmall Inert Solid Waste Disposal Operations are operations or facilities, covering two acres of land or less, that accept wastes, which do not contain hazardous waste or soluble pollutants at concentrations in excess of applicable water quality objectives and do not contain significant quantities of decomposable waste.high
#D011Cooling DischargeCooling Discharge is non-contact cooling water discharge, air conditioner condensate discharge, discharge from evaporators, and discharge from heat exchangers.high
#D012SWRCBState Water Resources Control Boardhigh
#D013CWCCalifornia Water Codehigh
#D014ROWDreport of waste dischargehigh
#D015WDRsWaste Discharge Requirementshigh
#D016Regional BoardRegional Water Quality Control Boardhigh
#D017Basin PlanWater Quality Control Planhigh
#D018TTWQThreat to Water Qualityhigh
#D019CCRCalifornia Code of Regulationshigh
#D020NOINotice of Intenthigh
#D021CEQACalifornia Environmental Quality Acthigh
#D022DMPdischarge monitoring planhigh
#D023USEPAU.S. Environmental Protection Agencyhigh
#D024Waters of the StateWaters of the State' as defined in CWC Section 13050(e)high
#D025lowest Complexity ratingLow threat discharges that do not require any chemical, biological, or physical treatment have the lowest Complexity rating.high
#D026Appropriate Regional BoardAppropriate Regional Board is the Regional Board that regulates discharges of pollutants to waters of the State for the area that the proposed discharge will occur.high
#D027nonaqueous phase liquidsconcentrations of pollutants above the solubility limitshigh
#D028MUNmunicipal supplyhigh
#D029INDindustrial service supplyhigh
#D030PROCindustrial process supplyhigh
#D031FRESHfresh water replenishmenthigh
#D032GWRgroundwater rechargehigh
#D033AGRagricultural supplyhigh
#D034Regional Board Executive OfficerRegional Board Executive Officer or designee.high
#D035Biological ResourcesAs defined by the CEQA, Environmental Checklist Form, Title 14, California Code of Regulation, Appendix G, Section IV.high
#D036Cultural ResourcesAs defined by the CEQA, Environmental Checklist Form, Title 14, California Code of Regulation, Appendix G, Section V.high
#D037AestheticsAs defined by the CEQA, Environmental Checklist Form, Title 14, California Code of Regulation, Appendix G, Section I.high
#D038Air QualityAs defined by the CEQA, Environmental Checklist Form, Title 14, California Code of Regulation, Appendix G, Section IIIhigh
#D039MSDSMaterial Safety Data Sheetshigh
#D040General WDRsStatewide General Waste Discharge Requirements (WDRs) for Discharges to Land with a Low Threat to Water Qualityhigh
#D041EIREnvironmental Impact Reporthigh
#D042pollutionas defined in CWC Section 13050high
#D043contaminationas defined in CWC Section 13050high
#D044nuisanceas defined in CWC Section 13050high
#D045hazardousas defined in Title 22 CCR, Section 66261high
#D046designatedas defined in CWC Section 13173high