NPDES Permits Sample Clauses
The NPDES Permits clause establishes the requirement for parties to obtain and maintain National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits as mandated by federal law for the discharge of pollutants into U.S. waters. This clause typically applies to facilities or operations that may release wastewater or stormwater, ensuring that all discharges meet regulatory standards and reporting obligations. Its core function is to ensure legal compliance with environmental regulations, thereby minimizing the risk of unauthorized pollution and potential penalties.
NPDES Permits. The Purchaser shall have received no written notification from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (“OHEPA”) that OHEPA will not approve the transfer of any National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (“NPDES”) permit (including the NPDES permits numbered 0IA0002*HD and OHR000003) from the Seller to the Purchaser; and
NPDES Permits. The Parties agree that: The incidental discharges covered by this MOU are consistent with the State Contingency Plan and the National Contingency Plan. Incidental discharges as described in this MOU which are in compliance with the instructions of the On- Scene Coordinator, pursuant to the National Contingency Plan or the applicable Coast Guard regulations, are excluded from regulation under an NPDES permit, as provided by the Federal Environmental Protection Agency regulation 40 C.F.R. 122.3(d), are consistent with Federal laws and regulations, and do not constitute a prohibited discharge.
NPDES Permits. The ADS facilities in Bakersfield, CA and Brazil, IN may not maintain NPDES permits associated with stormwater discharges, including those associated with outdoor storage practices. Further, the NPDES stormwater permits for certain other ADS facilities may be expired and require renewal.
NPDES Permits. The CONTRACTOR must complete, and submit NPDES Form F – Hydrotesting and receive approval if they are planning to release or discharge hydrotesting waters to State Waters. CONTRACTOR shall provide DHHL with a site-specific Best Management Practices (BMPs) Plan, and the Solid Waste Disclosure Form for Construction Sites for this project. The “HAWAII STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR ROAD, AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION, 2005” and its amendments of the Department of Transportation, of the State of Hawaii, is by reference incorporated herein and made a part of these specifications. The term “Standard Specifications” used hereinafter refers to this “HAWAII STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR ROAD, AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION, 2005.” The “STANDARD DETAILS FOR PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION, September 1984”, as amended of the Departments of Public Works, County of Kauai, County of Maui, County of Hawaii and City and County of Honolulu, of the State of Hawaii, is by reference incorporated herein and made a part of these specifications. The term “Standard Details” used hereinafter refers to this “STANDARD DETAILS FOR PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION, September 1984.”Copies of the Standard Details are on file and may be inspected at Division of Purchasing during regular business hours of the City. The work embraced herein shall be done in accordance with the Standard Details insofar as they may apply. The “2002 WATER SYSTEM STANDARDS” adopted by the Hawaii County Department of Water Supply, City and County of Honolulu Board of Water Supply, Kauai County Department of Water, and Maui County Department of Water Supply; the “COUNTY OF KAUAI DEPARTMENT OF WATER 2005 AMENDMENTS”; and the “WATER SYSTEM EXTERNAL CORROSION CONTROL STANDARDS,” Volume 3, of the Board of Water Supply, City and county of Honolulu dated 1991; and all subsequent amendments and additions, are by reference incorporated herein and made a part of these contract documents. The work embraced herein shall be performed by the CONTRACTOR in accordance with the “WATER SYSTEM STANDARDS” the “WATER SYSTEM EXTERNAL CORROSION CONTROL STANDARDS,” Volume 3, and the various sections of the Special Provisions.
NPDES Permits. 6.3.1 Based upon the wastewater mitigation measures contained in Exhibit A, and other provisions of this Agreement, the County shall dismiss with prejudice its petition for review of the Tribe's NPDES permit issued on April 30, 2007.
6.3.2 The County further agrees that it shall not file suit or otherwise seek to challenge a future NPDES permit application by the Tribe for the Resort Project if all of the following conditions are satisfied:
a. The Tribe has submitted a discharge plan prepared by a registered engineer during the permitting process that the EPA has accepted by approving the NPDES permit and that such a plan is feasible. As used herein, "feasible" shall mean that during the time period for considering such comments by the EPA, the Tribe has provided a discharge plan that includes:
(i) An operational history of the existing facility that documents the rated disposal capacity of the on-site storage and disposal system;
(ii) For internal reuse of treated wastewater (in cooling towers, toilets/urinals, etc.), a reasonable estimate of potential internal reuse and documentation supporting that estimate;
(iii) For discharges to Stream P1, an estimate based upon accepted professional standards of the amount of water the stream can accommodate without resulting in a significant increase in erosion, and documentation supporting that estimate;
(iv) For discharges to vegetation:
(1) discharge area; the location, size in acres, and slope of each potential
(2) the plant species in each potential discharge area;
(3) discharge area; an estimate of the irrigation needs of each potential
(4) documentation supporting that estimate, including calculations based on the California Department of Water Resources' Guide to Estimating Irrigation Water Needs of Landscape Plantings in California or similarly accepted scientific literature; and
(5) the location and design of runoff control structures.
(v) For storage of treated wastewater, a water balance calculation, based upon accepted professional standards, that identifies the volume of storage and discharges to irrigation and surface water on a monthly basis and documentation supporting that calculation;
b. The permit is not opposed by any federal agency;
c. The permit is not opposed by the State Regional Water Quality Control Board and it has not determined that such a permit violates the Water Quality Control Plan for the North Coast Region (the "Basin Plan");
d. The plant treatment capacity does not exceed 500,00...