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PART I <br />Page 7 of 52 <br />Permit No.: C00000906 <br />'This SAR limit is to be calculated using the actual measured EC value (30 -day average) of the effluent and substituting this value in to the <br />following equation to solve for SAR. The equation for determining the SAR limit is: SAR = (7.1 ' EC) - 2.48. This limitation is capped at 9. <br />z The SAR value of the effluent is to be reported as the adjusted SAR. Seethe definitions section in Part I.C.17 for information on calculating <br />the adjusted SAR value. <br />3The permittee shall compare the SAR value of the effluent (adjusted SAR) to this calculated SAR limitation and report as Pass/Fail whether the <br />effluent SAR meets this value. If the SAR effluent value (adjusted SAR) is less than or equal to the calculated limit, then the permittee will <br />report "Pass" and if it is greater than the calculated limit the permittee will report "Fail." <br />Beginning July 1, 2018 <br />0.016 <br />Report <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />Beginning April 1, 2019 <br />0.016 <br />0.0024 <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />01323 <br />Se, PD (pg/1) <br />Through April 30, 2017 <br />7.8 <br />29 <br />Beginning May 1, 2017 <br />7.8 <br />29 <br />Report <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />Beginning July 1, 2018 <br />7.2 <br />29 <br />Report <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />Beginning April 1, 2019 <br />7.2 <br />29 <br />1.2 <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />01303 <br />Zn, PD (pg/1) <br />Report <br />Report <br />Semi -Annual <br />Grab <br />82057 <br />B, Tot (mg/l) <br />Through April 30, 2017 <br />40 <br />Beginning May 1, 2017 <br />40 <br />Report <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />Beginning July 1, 2018 <br />6.3 <br />Report <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />Beginning April 1, 2019 <br />6.3 <br />0.96 <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />00940 <br />Chloride (mg/1) <br />Report <br />Quarterly <br />Grab <br />51202 <br />Sulfide as HZS (Mg/0 <br />Report <br />Quarterly <br />Grab <br />00918 <br />Calcium (mg/1) <br />Report <br />Report <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />00921 <br />Magnesium (mg/1) <br />Report <br />Report <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />00923 <br />Sodium (mg/l) <br />Report <br />Report <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />00440 <br />Bicarbonate as HCO3 (mg/1) <br />Report <br />Report <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />00931 <br />SAR calculated limit' <br />Report <br />Report <br />2 Days/Month <br />Calculated <br />00931 <br />Adjusted SAR effluent2 <br />Report <br />Report <br />2 Days/Month <br />Calculated <br />51613 <br />SAR pass/fail3 <br />Beginning July 1, 2018 <br />Pass/Fail <br />Report <br />2 Days/Month <br />Calculated <br />00094 <br />EC (dS/m) <br />Through June 30, 2018 <br />3.1 <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />Beginning July 1, 2018 <br />2.1 <br />2 Days/Month <br />Grab <br />WET, chronic <br />Static Renewal 7 Day <br />NOEC or <br />TKP6C <br />Chronic Pimephales <br />IC25 > 63% <br />Quarterly <br />3 Grabs / Test <br />promelas <br />Static Renewal 7 Day <br />NOEC or <br />TKP3B <br />Chronic Ceriodaphnia <br />IC25 > 63% <br />Quarterly <br />3 Grabs / Test <br />dubia <br />— <br />'This SAR limit is to be calculated using the actual measured EC value (30 -day average) of the effluent and substituting this value in to the <br />following equation to solve for SAR. The equation for determining the SAR limit is: SAR = (7.1 ' EC) - 2.48. This limitation is capped at 9. <br />z The SAR value of the effluent is to be reported as the adjusted SAR. Seethe definitions section in Part I.C.17 for information on calculating <br />the adjusted SAR value. <br />3The permittee shall compare the SAR value of the effluent (adjusted SAR) to this calculated SAR limitation and report as Pass/Fail whether the <br />effluent SAR meets this value. If the SAR effluent value (adjusted SAR) is less than or equal to the calculated limit, then the permittee will <br />report "Pass" and if it is greater than the calculated limit the permittee will report "Fail." <br />