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LEVEL LEVEL Total Dissolved Sobds, mg/P 10 Total Recoverable Manganese, mg/P 0.05 Flow, MGD NA Dissolved Manganese, mg/P 0.05 pH, s.u. NA Total Mercury, mg/P 0.00025 Oil and Grease, mg/P 5 Total Recoverable Nickel, mg/P 0.05 Dissolved Oxygen, mg/P NA Potentially Dissolved Nickel, mg/P 0.05 Alkalinity, mg/P ] 0 Total Recoverable Silver, mg/P 0.0002 Total Susprnded Solids, mg/P ] 0 Potentially Dissolved Silver, mg/P 0.0002 Hardness, mg/P as CaCOr 10 Total Recoverable Uranium, mg/P 0.03 Total Ammonia, mg/P ~ 0.05 Total Recoverable Zing mg/P 0.05 Temperature, EC -Winter NA Potentially Dissolved Zino, mg/P 0.05 Temperature, EC -Summer NA Total Residual Chlorine, mg/P 0.05 Biochemical Oxygen Demand, mg/P 1 Fecal Coliform, No./100 mP NA Chemical Oxygen Demand, mg/P 30 Nitrate, mg/P as N 0.1 Dissolved Aluminum, mg/P 0.1 Ndrite, mg/P as N 0.002 Total Arsenic, mg/P 0.05 Sulflde mg/P as HzS 0.1 Total Recoverable Cadmium, mg/P 0.0004 Boron, mg/P 0.05 Hexavalrnt Chromium, mg/P 0.025 Chloride, mg/P 5 Trivalent Chromium, mg/P 0.05 Sulfate, mg/P 5 Total Chromium, mg/P 0.005 Total Cyanide, mg/P 0.01 Total Recoverable Copper, mg/P 0.005 Total Recoverable Selenium, mglP 0.002 Potentially Dissolved Copper, mg/P 0.005 Total Cobalt, mg/P 0.006 Total Recoverable Iron, mg/P 0.3 Gross Alpha, l~/P 0.3 Dissolved Iron, mg/P 0.3 Total Radium 226 + 228, pCi/P 8 Total Recoverable Lead, mg/P 0.005 Total Fluoride, mg/P 0.1 Potentially Dissolved Lead, mg/P 0.005 Weak Acid Dissociable Cyanide, mg/P 0.01 Total Phenols, mg/P 0.100 Total Phosphoms, mg/P as P 0.05 Total Organic Nitrogrn, mg/P as N 0.05 27. Dioxin Testing: Each applicant must report qualitative data, generated using a screening procedure not calibrated with analytical standards, for 2,3,7,8- tetrachlorodibenzo-p-0ioxin(TCDD)ifit: NatAoolicable (a) Uses or manufactures 2,4,5-trichlorophenoxy acetic acid (2,4,5, T); 2{2,4,5-trichlorophenoxy) propanoic acid (SSivex, 2,4,5, TP); 2{2,4,5- [richlorophenoxy) ethyl, 2,2-0ichloropropionate (Erbon); Q,Odvnethyl O{2,4,5-nichlorphenyl) phosphorothioate (Ronnel); 2,4,5-trichlorophenol (TCP); or hexachlorophene (HCP); or (b) .Knows or has reason to believe that TCDD is or may be present in an effluent. 28. Whole Eftlueot Toxicity Testing: WET testing shall be wnducted for each outfall which is not solely made up of stormwater or domestic wastewater, unless waived by [he Division, on t 00% effluent using both Ceriodaohnia dubia and fathead minnows. This requirement is waived where roufvte testing is currently requred under an exis[hrg CDPS pennh. The test shall be an acute test unless the ratio of stream low flow to effluent design flow is less than 10:1, respectively, and the receiving stream bas a Class 1 Aquatic Life Use or Class 2 Aquatic Life Use with all the appropriate aquatic life numeric standards. !n the latter case, a chronic test is required. The Division reserves the right to request additional testing as part of the application review process. If so required, the permit application will not be considered complete until the additional testing is submitted. In addition, all applicants must identify any biological toxicity tests which have been performed within the last 3 years on any of [he discharges or the receiving water in relation to a discharge from this facOhy. Attach WET test results to this application. Not Aoulicabk 29. Priority Pollatant Seaa: The results of a priority pollutant scan, unless waived by the Division, for the volatile and acM fractions as shown in Appendix A must be submitted of each discharge which is not solely made up of stormwater or domestic wastewater. This requirement is waived for facilities where the probable total annual production is less than 100,000 tons per year. Not Aoolieable