Xxxxxxx, Scope, and Authority Sample Clauses

Xxxxxxx, Scope, and Authority. The purpose of this document is to set forth basic understandings between the States and Region IV of EPA as to how water permit limitations are to be established. The permit limitations will be incorporated into NPDES permits directly by States with the delegated authority, and indirectly through the 401 certification process for States which do not have the delegated NPDES authority. The procedures for developing and issuing permits are set forth in the Consolidated Permit Regulations and associated agreements with the States. This document is consistent with and intended to compliment those requirements. This document is intended to relate to all portions of water permits; however, most technical portions better relate to dissolved oxygen analyses. Both the States and EPA have defined responsibilities for the development of appropriate effluent limitations. All States have statutes relating to water pollution control with the general scheme of controlling pollutant discharges through both technology based and water quality standards based effluent limitations. In addition, States are charged with the responsibility under Section 303(d) of the federal Clean Water Act (CWA) to develop allowable wasteloads which will ensure the attainment of water quality standards. The term wasteload allocation has evolved as the description of effluent limitations which are needed to assure attainment of water quality standards. Specifically, 303(d) requires each State to establish and submit to EPA allowable wasteloads “at a level necessary to implement the applicable water quality standards with seasonal variations and a margin of safety which takes into account any lack of knowledge concerning the relationship between effluent limitations and water quality”. Section 303(d) also requires EPA to “either approve or disapprove such identification not later than thirty days after the date of submission”. Historically, the procedures for implementing those requirements have been the Water Quality Planning Regulations. This link has proven to be unnecessarily time consuming and incompatible with the desire for a fast-paced permit program. For this reason, Region IV commits to seeking regulation changes so that EPA reviews of wasteload allocations can be handled to the extent possible directly with the NPDES process, however the opportunity for public input to the wasteload allocation process must be provided.
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