Point Source Pollution Control Sample Clauses

Point Source Pollution Control. 2D. Ecology will report the facility names and permit numbers of Significant Industrial Users (SIUs) including Categorical Industrial Users discharging to POTWs without approved pretreatment programs; and the SIUs of that universe that have been determined to be in significant noncompliance to the Region 10 Pretreatment Coordinator by October 31 of each year. The report will cover the previous federal fiscal year. 2E. Ecology will enter all data required to be reported under items 2A – 2D in Ecology’s Permit and Reporting Information System (PARIS).
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Point Source Pollution Control. Resources - Compliance and Enforcement  Total Ecology FTEs: X  Ecology FTEs funded by PPG: X  Activities funded by PPG: 2F through 2G Activities and Measures - Permits Ecology Xxxx Xxxxx (000) 000-0000 xxxx.xxxxx@xxx.xx.xxx EPA Xxxxx Xxxxxxx (000) 000-0000 xxxxxxx.xxxxxx@xxx.xxx
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Point Source Pollution Control. 2R. EPA will help seek additional funds for Ecology’s effort to estimate toxics loading from point sources to Puget Sound. 2S. Ecology will improve permit and fact sheet shells and other tools through its Permit Workgroup. EPA sits on the Permit Workgroup and has the opportunity to comment on the adequacy of the changes that Ecology will propose to address the PQR issues. EPA will develop the 2013 PQR document. 2T. EPA will continue to work on its federal facility permit backlog, and Ecology will consider the feasibility of taking on the authorization for the NPDES federal facilities portion of the program. 2U. Ecology and EPA will update Washington’s NPDES permit program Memorandum of Agreement. 2W. Compliance and permitting representatives from both EPA and Ecology will meet on an annual basis for an NPDES planning session consistent with EPA’s Clean Water Action Plan. This meeting will be separate from the water quality managers’ meeting to discuss overall progress under the PPA (see item 8C). Participants will discuss NPDES goals, priorities, performance expectations, areas for program improvements as identified during program reviews, inspection and enforcement targets, roles and responsibilities, work sharing and the avoidance of duplicating efforts. The annual review will take place by October 31st and will be coordinated by the EPA’s NPDES Compliance Unit. The meeting may include participates from other EPA and/or Ecology programs as necessary to facilitate cross-program coordination and communication. Additional meetings may be needed to follow up on specific priorities, activities and/or issues. Priorities, action items and performance measures identified through this planning process may be reflected in future PPAs as appropriate.
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