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COLORADO
<br /> U Department of Public
<br /> %" Health b Environment Water Quality Control Division Fact Sheet,Permit No. C00048939
<br /> Consistent with the Water Quality Permits Policy 1 (WQP-1, Permit Inactivation Policy Where A Discharge Remains),
<br /> a permit can be inactivated, or outfalls removed from the permit, when a discharge remains only if the following
<br /> conditions are met:
<br /> 1. the permittee can demonstrate that, without treatment (including settling ponds), the water quality
<br /> standards/ beneficial uses of the receiving stream are not violated by the continuing discharge; and
<br /> 2. all activity at the site has ceased; and
<br /> 3. the Division has visited the site and concurs with the inactivation.
<br /> WQP-1 requires the permittee to supply one year of water quality data, collected at least monthly and prior to any
<br /> treatment, for each outfall. Consistent with WQP-1, the parameters analyzed are those that will enable the
<br /> Division to determine that the continuing discharge will not exceed the water quality standards for the receiving
<br /> water body. The permittee must conduct all monitoring consistent with the permit.
<br /> XII. REFERENCES
<br /> A. Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Water Quality Control Division Files, for Permit
<br /> Number C00048940.
<br /> B. Basic Standards and Methodologies for Surface Water, Regulation No. 31, Colorado Department of Public Health
<br /> and Environment, Water Quality Control Commission, effective January 31, 2013.
<br /> C. Classifications and Numeric Standards for Arkansas Basin, Regulation No. 32, Colorado Department of Public
<br /> Health and Environment, Water Quality Control Commission, effective April 30, 2014.
<br /> D. Colorado Discharge Permit System Regulations, Regulation No. 61, Colorado Department of Public Health and
<br /> Environment, Water Quality Control Commission, effective January 30, 2015.
<br /> E. Regulations for Effluent Limitations, Regulation No. 62, Colorado Department of Public Health and
<br /> Environment, Water Quality Control Commission, effective July 30, 2012.
<br /> F. Colorado River Salinity Standards, Regulation No. 39, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment,
<br /> Water Quality Control Commission, effective August 30, 1997.
<br /> G. Colorado's Section 303(d) List of Impaired Waters and Monitoring and Evaluation List, Regulation No 93,
<br /> Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Water Quality Control Commission, effective March
<br /> 30, 2012.
<br /> H. Antidegradation Significance Determination for New or Increased Water Quality Impacts, Procedural Guidance,
<br /> Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Water Quality Control Division, effective December
<br /> 2001.
<br /> I. Memorandum Re: First Update to (Antidegradation) Guidance Version 1.0, Colorado Department of Public
<br /> Health and Environment, Water Quality Control Division, effective April 23, 2002.
<br /> J. Determination of the Requirement to Include Water Quality Standards-Based Limits in CDPS Permits Based on
<br /> Reasonable Potential Procedural Guidance, Policy Number CW-1, Colorado Department of Public Health and
<br /> Environment, Water Quality Control Division, effective November 18, 2013.
<br /> K. The Colorado Mixing Zone Implementation Guidance, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment,
<br /> Water Quality Control Division, effective April 2002.
<br /> L. Baseline Monitoring Frequency, Sample Type, and Reduced Monitoring Frequency Policy for Domestic and
<br /> Industrial Wastewater Treatment Facilities, Water Quality Control Division Policy WQP-20, May 1, 2007.
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