Second Five-Year Permit Cycle – NPDES Permit Sample Clauses

Second Five-Year Permit Cycle – NPDES Permit. For the five (5) year period following the expiration of the Modified Discharge Permit, the Water Board shall (i) issue a NPDES Permit that includes effluent limits consistent with CWA full secondary treatment requirements, or any more stringent requirements that are necessary due to New Evidence or that the Discharger agrees to, and (ii) concurrently issue a 13385(j)(3) Order. The 13385(j)(3) Order shall include interim effluent limits for BOD5 and suspended solids that are the same as those in the Modified Discharge Permit. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Water Board may include more stringent limits for BOD5 and suspended solids if there is New Evidence. The Water Board may include a shorter Conversion Schedule, after considering the feasibility of meeting a shorter Conversion Schedule, if there is New Evidence that a shorter schedule is necessary. In either case, the NPDES Permit findings shall clearly identify the New Evidence.
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