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COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT, Water Quality Control Division <br />Ra[ionafe -Page 9, Permit No. CO-004516] <br /> <br />2. S ecial Re orts: S ecial reports are required in the event of a spill, bypass, or other noncompliance. Please refer to Part <br />.E. o the permit for reporting requirements and Part ILA. for notification requirements. <br />D. Additional Terms and Conditions <br />Si ato and Certi cation Re uirements: Signatory and certification requirements for reports and submittals are <br />iscussed in Part L .6. o t e permit. <br />Z. Comphance Schedttles <br />aJ Materials Containment Plan /"MCP"1: The permittee has submitted an engineered spill plan. However, an update to <br />the plan is requir~to be fi1~90 days ofthe permit effective date, detailing all changes, which have occurred <br />sthce the original submittal If no changes have occurred, only a letter to this effect is required For specific <br />requirements, refer to Part LD. /. of the permit. <br />o e Event Description o Event ermit Due Date <br /> Citation <br />90508 MCP Update n icate i arty c anges aye accurre wit I.D.I. ays a ter <br /> MCP. effctive date <br />6) Saltnity Study: As <br />Section 61.8(2)(!) i <br />that in such cases, <br />has previously sub. <br />ized in this rationale, the total salmi loadin {rom this aciliryry exceeds that allowable in <br />lorado Dischar e Permit S stem Re rylations ~12egulation No. bl). The regulotions sped <br />ittee must su mit a report ad ressing salinity Because there is no record that the permittee <br />is report, a compliance schedule is include for the performance ofthe study. However, ifa <br />submitted, the permittee should submit a copy of this report in lieu of [he performance of <br /> <br />Code <br />Event escription went <br /> <br /> <br />- ermit <br /> <br />Citation <br />Due Date <br />_Z 5 pecia Stu Sa t <br />l nity~tudy _ _ _ _ Part .A.S 12 81 <br />c) Activities to Meet Total Recoverable /ton Final Limits: In order to meet Total Recoverable Iron limitations, the <br />ollowing sc a ule will a inc u ed in [he permit. <br />i <br />Code Event escription o vent Permit <br />Citation Due Date <br /> u mit a pan or appprova [ at i enti tes <br />operational changes, mod~ftcation of the existing <br />21599 Submit Study treatment system, ar construction of a new part LA <br />3 06/30/05 <br /> Plan treatment system such that compliance with the . <br />. <br /> frnal total recoverable iron limitations may 6e <br /> attained. <br /> Su mit a progress report summarizing t e <br />00199 First Report of progress in rmplementing the plan such that part LA <br />3 12/31/06 <br /> Progress complrance with the final total recoverable . <br />. <br /> limitations m be attained <br /> Su mit a progress report summarizing t e <br />00299 Second Report progress in implementing the plan such that part LA <br />3 12/31/07 <br /> of Progress complrance with the final total recoverable . <br />. <br /> limitations m be attained. <br /> ina u mit pan imp ementation resu is t at s ow <br />05699 Compliance <br />with Effluent compliance has been attained with the final total <br />recoverable iron limitations. part LA.3. 01/01/08 <br /> Limitations <br />E. Waste Mtnimizatton/Pollution Prevention <br />Waste minimization and pollution prevention are two terms that are common in industry today. Waste minimization includes <br />reducing the amount of waste at the source through changes in industrial processes, and reuse and recycling oJwastes for the <br />origina or some other purpose such as materials recovery or energy production. Pollution prevention goes hand-in-hand with <br />waste minimization. <br />/f the waste is eliminated at the front of the line, it will not have to be treated at the end o the line. The direct bene/I'ts to the <br />industry are often significant -both in terms of increased profit and in public relations. is program can affect all areas of <br />process and waste control with which our industry deals. Elimination or reduction ofa wastewarerpollutant can also result in a <br />reduction of an air pollutant or a reduction in the amount of hazardous materials Yhat you have to handle anrUor dispose. <br />This discharge permit does not specifically dictate waste minimization conditions at this time. We strongly encourage the <br />permittee to develop a waste minimization plan. Several industries have aheady developed plans and found that im [ementation <br />resulted in substantial savings. Both the Colorado Department ofPublic Health andEnvironmentandEPA have in~rmafron and <br />resources available to help you explore this topic. <br />Revised 124/Z005 - <br />