OEPA Home |
DSW Home |
Director
Air |
Land |
Water |
Pollution Prevention |
Public Information
Agency Links: Public Participation | Offices and Programs | Small Business Assistance
Division Links:
Forms and Publications |
Rules and Laws |
Policies and Guidance
Surface Water Programs |
Related Sites |
About Us |
What's New
Final General PermitNote: the documents on this page are in PDF format which requires the Adobe Acrobat™ reader. The reader can be downloaded at no cost from Adobe. Temporary Wastewater Discharges
Ohio EPA has issued a final general National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit for temporary wastewater discharges in Ohio. Temporary discharges may be associated with some type of facility or site cleanup, or one-time emergency discharge due to unusual or short-term circumstances, or discharges from a pilot project or test facility. The type of pollutants found in temporary discharges may be quite variable due to the differences in projects. Also, flow rates could be quite different depending on the size of the project. The concentration of the discharges must be de minimus, defined as less than ten percent of the waste load allocation for all applicable pollutants. In addition, temporary discharges are defined as facilities or projects that discharge for a time period not to exceed 60 days. For additional information contact:Mike McCullough Back to General Permits page.
|