Wastewater Disposal. Disposal of wastewater from any operation associated with this Lease to state lands or water is specifically prohibited, unless otherwise approved by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC).
Wastewater Disposal. The Contractor shall ensure that wastewater collected in the Shoreway Center’s sumps (from Solid Waste, wash-down operations, etc.) meets the standards for discharge to the Water Pollution Control Plant.
Wastewater Disposal a. Unless authorized by NPDES or state permit, disposal of wastewater into freshwater bodies, including Class III, IV, VI, and VIII wetlands, is prohibited.
Wastewater Disposal a) Stalls located within or adjacent to permanent buildings: Stalls located within, or adjacent to, permanent buildings and which handle, prepare or xxxx food are required have all sinks, troughs and hand basins connected to sewer (directly or via a temporary wastewater drainage system).
Wastewater Disposal. Grey or black wastewater must be disposed of at any designated dumping station or into any sewer on the Property. Otherwise, all wastewater must be held in each Camper’s holding tank. All handling of grey or black wastewater on the Property must be in strict compliance with State of Indiana Campground Regulations and the requirements of the Ripley County Health Department. Improper discharge of wastewater shall be grounds for immediate termination of camping privileges.
Wastewater Disposal. Landlord will provide the Lot with adequate wastewater disposal that is properly connected to a public sewage system. Landlord is responsible for ensuring that the sewage disposal system is serviced adequately to prevent surfacing or backup. Landlord will maintain the sewage disposal system to the point where it surfaces from the ground to provide service to the mobile home.
Wastewater Disposal. The building management provides a facility for processing waste from toilets and dishwashers, which will then be distributed to a shelter provided by the local government.
Wastewater Disposal. (a) A detailed plan for the implementation of the public health education and wastewater studies referred to in the environmental impact report carried out by SONELEC shall be completed by December 31, 1992 with the participation of the technical department and the implicated institutions. A public education component promoting water conservation as well as safewater storage and transport practices shall also be included as part of this plan.
Wastewater Disposal. Failing septic systems and straight pipes can contribute fecal coliform bacteria to receiving waterbodies through surface or subsurface malfunctions, and may be the most significant source of fecal coliform bacteria in the Guyandotte River watershed. According to Xxxx Xxxxxxx of the WV Department of Health, the failure rate for septic systems in the nearby Upper Kanawha watershed is estimated to be 70 percent during the first ten years after installation. Census data was used to estimate the number of unsewered homes in the impaired segments of the Guyandotte River watershed. The TMDL assigns LAs (as opposed to WLAs) to failing septic systems and straight pipes because there are no NPDES Permits associated with them, and because of the type of data available. While we are able to estimate the collective loading contribution of failing septic systems and straight pipes, there is no information as to their individual surface flow contributions and subsurface flow contributions. The fact that these sources receive a load allocation rather than a wasteload allocation does not reflect any determination by EPA as to whether there are, in fact, unpermitted point source discharges. In addition, by assigning a load allocation to these sources, EPA is not determining that these discharges are exempt from NPDES permitting requirements. Generally, EPA considers any straight pipe discharging raw sewage or other pollutants to surface waters as a "point source" for purposes of the CWA (requiring an NPDES permit for authorization to discharge pollutants). Urban Runoff Sources of fecal coliform bacteria in urban areas include wildlife and pets, particularly dogs. Much of the loading from urban areas is due simply to the resulting runoff from impervious surfaces during precipitation events. In estimating the potential loading of fecal coliform bacteria from urban areas, accumulation rates are often used to represent the aggregate of available sources. Urban areas, as defined by the GAP landuse, of the Guyandotte River watershed are concentrated around Huntington.
Wastewater Disposal. How will you dispose of wastewater? *Wastewater cannot be disposed of on the ground or in storm drains. Direct connection to sewer or septic system. Portable waste tank or other container Where will you empty the portable wastewater tank?
