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. " y. 3. Description of quantity and quality of proposed discharge. 4. Description of how salts removed from discharges shall be disposed of to prevent their entering surface waters or groundwater aquifers. o ~ w 00 5. Technical feasibility of the alternatives. 6. Total construction, operation and maintenance costs and costs in dollars per ton of salt removed from the discharge. 7. Closure plans to ensure termination of any proposed discharge at the end of the economic life of the project. 8. A statement as to the one alternative plan for reduction of salt discharge tha t the appl i can t recommends be adopted including an evaluation of the techni cal, econom i c and legal practicability of achieving no discharge of salt. 9. Such other information as the permit- ting authority may deem necessary. IV. In determining whether a "no salt" discharge is practicable the permit issuing authority shall consider, but not be limited to, the water rights and the technical, economic and legal practicability of achieving no dis- charge of salt. V. Where "no-salt" discharge is determined not to be practicable the permitting authority shall, in determining permit conditions, consider: A. The impact of the total proposed salt discharge of each al terna t i ve on the lower mainstem in terms of both tons per year and concentration. B. Costs per ton of salt removed from the discharge for each plan alternative. -3- " . i. ..t..;