Prepare Notices of Water Quality Exceedances Sample Clauses

Prepare Notices of Water Quality Exceedances. Consulting Team will promptly review all CMP river and urban tributary monitoring data and compare the results to applicable water quality standards as required by NPDES Permit provision “C. Receiving Water Limitations,” and Monitoring and Reporting Program requirements I .C. and I.D. The “water quality standards” are broadly defined in the Permit language; this is interpreted to include applicable standards, objectives and criteria within the Basin Plan, California Toxics Rule, National Toxics Rule, California Department of Health Services (Title 22), and California Department of Fish and Game (diazinon and chlorpyrifos criteria). CMP data will be delivered to the Consulting Team with sufficient time to prepare the analysis and letter. Consulting Team will prepare a Notice of Water Quality Exceedance (NWQE) for submittal to the Regional Board. Consulting Team will use the agreed upon evaluation process and will document this process for the inclusion in the Annual Monitoring Report. The draft letter will be submitted in an editable electronic format to the Partnership at least six days before it is due to the Regional Board. Consulting Team will promptly respond to comments or questions on the draft NWQE so that the final NWQE is prepared and submitted by the Partnership.
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