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I I I I I I I I I I I I permit NPDES Zero Liquid Discharge permit no. NM0028606 effective date 6/1 /00 expiration date 5/31/05 NPDES Storm water (general) NMROOA056 10/3 1/98 (notice of intent to renew filed with EPA; renewal pending EPA approval) 9/30/00 Permits issued by the NMED allow the operation of a variety of ponds at SJGS. permit oerroit no. issue date expiration date Process Ponds I and 3 DP287 9/2/93 9/1/98 (renewal pending NMED approval) Coal Pile Runoff Basins I and 2 DPI57 6/11/97 6/1 1/02 South Evap. Ponds and Process Pond 2 DP239 11/16/99 11/16/04 (renewal pending NMED approval) Solid Waste Pit Pond DP306 7/31/95 6/30/00 (renewal pending NMED approval) Coal Pile Runoff Basins 3 and 4 DPI76 9/23/97 9/23/02 Nonh Evaporation Ponds DPI43 7/20/98 7/20/03 SJGS complies with all rcquirements of the listed permits. No compliance issues are outstanding. 12.3 Waste Management Hazardous wastes generated at SJGS are managed in accordance with requirements of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) of 1976, as amended. SJGS is classified as a small quantity generator (SQG) because it generates less than 1.000 kilograms of hazardous wastes per month. SJGS has been issued RCRA gcnerator identification number NMD069424323. I I Because SJGS is located more than 200 miles from the nearest EP A-permitted treatment, storage, and disposal (TSD) facility, it is permissible under RCRA generator regulations to store hazardous wastes generated at the plant for up to 270 days before shipment. While wastes are accumulated prior to shipment. they are managed in accordance with RCRA generator requirements, including proper record- keeping, inspections. and storage facilities. I I I Hazardous wastes generated by SJGS include chloride and ignitable, corrosive, and lead-contaminated materials (principally paint and sand-blasting materials). 56 001547