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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1988112
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
5/5/2000
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US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
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WQCD
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based -~e:als limits at Out:al] JOi dewed .`tom C:;lorade Reaula?io, `;c. 3! :able vase standard <br />(TVS) is 3a me9 as CaCO,, ye; ?he hardness =alue at RS-' which ~s mcst ret'.~aive of natural <br />conditions i; 39 mg, fJ5/I `;off camping ?ve,~;j - <br />1r:~~ and `-larcenese: &aszd or, rata cci'.ec::;d b; the state and c?.9, the st:earn <br />consistent!•: sxcceds water quality standards for iron and mangznese at ,ration RS-5 ins stated in <br />the drarl per-ritj, therefore it appears likei~; ,hat a discharge fro;r. Gutfal 002 •x~ould carrr.'bure to <br />the ~xezedemce of u•vrer quality rrmrdards artd may cause cxceedmvices for other merits. EPA <br />believes i? is appropriate tF.at the permit conditicns require compl:arce a-ith iron and ;ranganese <br />water quality standards ter discharges from Ou:fail 002. <br />Other Potentiai Water uality i3ased E1?.'uent Limir~~ EPA is aiso concerned :at there is a <br />lack of evait:ating all potential pollutants present in the West Pit :or compliance with water quality <br />standards. and the absence of rumcric limits `'or pollutants having a ;,otential to exceaj :eater <br />quality standards through dischaz3e `tom Outfall 002. EPA is concerned that :he TR-26 and TR- <br />28 documems may not address all pollutants for which there are :eater euality standards in the <br />Rito Seco. <br />E?A is al<o concemed abcut the lack of a distir.C. point of compliance and ebsortce of <br />pollutant monitoring for discharges from Outfall 002. We believe one approach that could be <br />used in this situation is aaitLStrearn poirrt of compliance at an apprep.*iate )ocatic» bel~~w Outfall <br />002 which would demonstrate compliance with the standards. In the draft permit, that a are no <br />numeric limitations proposed for putfatl 002, except for provisions expressed in TR-26 ard'1'R- <br />28 {with TR-28 not ;-et appro~cd.) Since these documents wort simple incorporated ty reference <br />into the permit, EPA does not have sutEcient information from the permit rationale to :enclude <br />that the conditions of iR-26 and the yet to be approved i R-28 will ensure protection ~~f water <br />quality standards in the Rito Seco. EPA suggests that tare Division evaluate the condicons ofTR- <br />26 and TR-28, that will ensure compliance with water quality standards, and incorporate numeric <br />limitations and appropriate monitoring into the permit and rationale for the permit. <br />One passible alternative approach to ensure water gvaiity standards are met through <br />discharges from Outfall 002 would be to requirc installation of a monitoring well which intercepts <br />a representative flow of the seepage which directly enters the Rao Seco, and rmpose trnutauons at <br />that totartinttatang~i+ fi It monitoring conditions To ensure compliance can be demonstrated. To <br />demonstrate representativeness of the monitoring and compliance location, the Division should <br />clearly deeine the lateral and vertical extent of the setpage from and fully explain where all the <br />seepage are located with respect to the geologic formations at the site, i.e. in the alluvium, etc. <br />'uminu EPA is concerned that there are no limits in this permit to control discharge of <br />aluminum even though there appears to exist a reasonable potertial for aluminum water quality <br />criteria to be exceeded. EPA believe the provisions in 40 C.F.R. ?art 122.44(d)(1)(i) and <br />(d)(l}(vi) require compliance with state narrative standards especially in those cases where the <br />state has established designated uses and numeric criteria, but net necessarily numeric sandards, <br />for a pdtlutant of concern (i.e., aluminum). <br />
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