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RIPDES Storm Water Program: Industrial Activities

RIPDES Storm Water Program: Industrial Activities. Discharge of Storm Water Associated with Industrial Activity. Definition found in RIPDES Rule 31(b)(15) 11 categories of industrial activities Related to manufacturing, processing, or materials storage areas

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RIPDES Storm Water Program: Industrial Activities

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  1. RIPDES Storm Water Program:Industrial Activities

  2. Discharge of Storm Water Associated with Industrial Activity • Definition found in RIPDES Rule 31(b)(15) • 11 categories of industrial activities • Related to manufacturing, processing, or materials storage areas • Includes Federal, State, and municipally-owned and operated facilities (exempted in Phase I)

  3. Phase II Rule: Changes to Industrial Program • Municipally exempted facilities will be required to get a permit by March 10, 2003 • “No exposure” exclusion expanded to all industrial categories • All industrial categories must either: • Submit No Exposure Certification • Apply for Permit Coverage

  4. What is the “No Exposure” Provision? • Original no exposure exemption • Only available to Category (xi) facilities with no exposure • No certification required • Final Phase II Rule • No exposure provision • Applies to all Categories, except construction • Requires certification of no exposure

  5. How Does the No Exposure Certification Work? • EPA’s No Exposure Form asks a series of Yes/No questions to help determine if no exposure exists • May submit only if answer “no” to all • RIPDES may adopt EPA no exposure form

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