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.: -~ i <br />Mr. Thomas S. Hendricks <br />April 30, 1993 <br />Page No. 2 <br /> <br />Outfall OO1X relates to the results of your chronic biomonitoring test. Per our conversation, you <br />were unaware that the permit required such monitoring and therefore have not performed any <br />chronic testing. Failure to perform chronic testing is a violation of your permit <tnd subject to <br />enforcement action. As we discussed the next reporting period is January 1, 1993 through June <br />30, 1993. Please make the arrangements to perform this testing and submit the proper DMRs. <br />As for the DMRs for the testing you did not do, we request that you submit them and state that <br />no testing was done. The Division will evaluate what if any action to take on [he failure to <br />perform the chronic testing for 1992. <br />In addition, in reviewing the permit 1 noted that the final eftluent limitations went into effect in <br />March 1, 1993. The Division anticipates that you have taken the necessary measures to bring <br />the discharge into compliance with these limitations. Please be advised that failure to comply <br />with these limitations will result in enforcement action by the Division. <br />Please contact me with any questions. <br />Sincerely, <br />Patricia A. Nelson, P.E. <br />Industrial Unit Chief <br />Permits and Enforcement Section <br />WATER QUALITY CONTROL Di VISION <br />cc- Victor Sainz, Field Support Section, WQCD <br />Local Health Department <br />Anne Ihlenfeldt, Permits and Enforcement, WQCD <br />Darlene Casey, Permits and Enforcement, WQCD <br />Don Holmer, Permits and Enforcement, WQCD <br />Carl Mount, Division of Minerals and Geology, Permit No. 77-0l0 UGHR <br />MS-3 <br />\ DOC[IM FIJ71 LErrERS\HFNDRICK. DMR <br />