'Npdes permit' presentation slideshows

Stormwater Phase II Requirements: Improving Stormwater Quality Over the Long-Term

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Low Impact Development

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Storm Water Pollution Prevention Training

Storm Water Pollution Prevention Training. For Industrial Facilities In the City of Memphis. What is Storm Water?. Storm water is water flowing over the land during and immediately after a rain storm.

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What to expect during an MS4 INSPECTION

What to expect during an MS4 INSPECTION. MCM #6: Pollution Prevention and Good Housekeeping for Municipal Operations. Municipal Storm Water Program. National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4)

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Module 1 Overview of the APDES Permitting Program

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Pollutant Trading

Pollutant Trading. Discussion 22 July 2003. Why Allow Trading?. To make point sources pay To lure nonpoint sources into doing pollution control so we can enforce on them To increase the size of DEQ To allow discharges a mask to hide behind so they can pollute more

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City of Clinton

City of Clinton. Fiscal Year 2013 Sewer Rate Recommendations. Committee of the Whole April 24, 2012. Long Term Control Plan (LTCP). EPA Clean Water Act Limit Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) DNR Enforcement of CSO Policy Development of Long Term Control Plan Consent Order Negotiations

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Misconceptions

Biodiesel: Environmental Permitting Issues for Production in Mississippi Emerging Fuels Workshop December 5-6, 2006 Chad Winter MDEQ-OPC Environmental Permits Division. Misconceptions. Certification of biodiesel quality resolves permitting issues - FALSE

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Overview of the Revised CAFO Regulations Ralph Summers EPA Region 7

Overview of the Revised CAFO Regulations Ralph Summers EPA Region 7. CAFOs?. C oncentrated A nimal F eeding O perations Clean Water Act of 1972 directed EPA to regulate CAFOs Regulations governing CAFOs came out in 1974 and 1976. Why did EPA revise the CAFO regulations?.

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Case Study 5: L-Reactor Thermal Effluent

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ENVIRONMENTAL PRIORITIES PANEL

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Nutrient TMDLs and Their Effect on Dredging Operations in the Chesapeake Bay

Nutrient TMDLs and Their Effect on Dredging Operations in the Chesapeake Bay. William J Rue- EA Engineering, Science, & Technology, Inc. Nathaniel Brown- Maryland Port Administration George Harman- Phoenix Engineering, Inc. Kenna Oseroff- Maryland Environmental Service . Presenter Name.

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PGP Scenario #3 You are not automatically covered. You must submit a NOI.

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Erosion & Sedimentation Control Workshop

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Ponds 6, 7 & 8 Permitting Update

Ponds 6, 7 & 8 Permitting Update. Napa Sonoma Marsh Restoration Group Meeting USGS San Pablo Field Station Office Mare Island November 17, 2010 April 17, 2008. Quick Tour. NSM Ponds 6,7,8 BCDC Permit. BCDC Material Amendment #2 to existing permit Scoping Meeting with BCDC Permit Staff

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MS4 = Municipal Separated Storm Sewer System

MS4 = Municipal Separated Storm Sewer System. By James E. Amundsen, P.E. Why Should You Care?. MOA & DOT&PF are joint Permittees , permit: http :// www.muni.org/Departments/works/project_management/Documents/NPDESPermit2010.pdf Permit effective 2/1/2010 to 1/31/2015 EPA Consent Decree??

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NPDES Permit for Pesticide Applications

NPDES Permit for Pesticide Applications. Brian Rowe Pesticide Section Manager. History. Talent Irrigation District 2001 9th Circuit Court EPA Final Rule (November 2006) application of a pesticide under FIFRA does not constitute the discharge of a pollutant that requires an NPDES permit

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PGP Scenario #4 You are not qualified for PGP coverage.

PGP Scenario #4 You are not qualified for PGP coverage. You may need an Individual NPDES Permit. Will you be applying a pesticide to a State water or will the pesticide get into a State water during its application? *. NO. YES.

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