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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977342
IBM Index Class Name
Hydrology
Doc Date
7/10/1995
Doc Name
GROUNDWATER PROGRAM FOR CLIMAX AND HENDERSON
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e '. _ , • • <br />The purpose of the Water quality Control Commission ground water rules is <br />to establish state-wide standards and a system for classifying ground <br />water and adopting water quality standards for such classifications to <br />protect existing and potential beneficial uses of ground waters. <br />The Interim Narrative Standard states that ground water quality shall be <br />maintained for each parameter at whichever of the following lfnvels is less <br />restrictive: <br />existing ambient quality as of January 31, 1994; <br />that quality which meets the most stringent criteria set forth <br />in Tables 1 thru 4 of the "Basic Standards for Ground Water" <br />3.11.5(C) (5 CCR 1002-8). <br />The interim standard shall not be interpreted or applied as defining or <br />limiting the potential need for remediation of contaminated ground water <br />where remedial requirements are established under state or federal law. <br />It is the Water Quality Control Commission's intent that, to the maximum <br />degree technically feasible and economically reasonable, remedial efforts <br />should be directed at cleaning up groundwater contaminated by human <br />activities to a degree that it is usable for all existing a;nd potential <br />beneficial uses. Where contamination already exists, this interim <br />standard is merely intended to assure that conditions are not allowed to <br />deteriorate further pending remedial action. The appropriate level of <br />clean-up to be achieved may be addressed by the Water Quality Control <br />Commission in a future classification and standard setting proceeding, or <br />by other agencies with jurisdiction over remedial actions. <br />In applying the Interim Narrative Standard, the Water Quality Control <br />Commission intends that implementing agencies will exercises their best <br />professional judgement as to what constitutes adequate information to <br />determine or estimate existing ambient quality. The interim narrative <br />standard provides for a default standard that applies i_f there is <br />inadequate information to determine or estimate existing ambient quality. <br />The default standard is that quality which meets the most stringent Table <br />Value Standards from the "Basic Standards for Ground Water. <br />The Water Quality Control Commission has determined. as a matter <br />of policy, that where existing information is limited, the <br />Interim Narrative Standard should resolve any uncertainty in <br />favor of protection. <br />A potentially regulated entity can avoid application of the <br />default standard by generating site-specific data, even <br />subsequent to the effective date of the regulzition. The <br />ambient quality established then becomes the standard for all <br />appropriate regulatory purposes through the :implementing <br />agencies. <br />The intent of the Interim Narrative Standard is to maintain c~round water <br />quality in aquifers not yet contaminated, and to prevent further <br />
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