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• <br />PART III <br />Page 11 of 16 <br />Permit No. CO-0037656 <br />• OTHER REQUIREMENTS <br />Additional Bypassing Requirements <br />If, for other reasons, a partial or complete bypass is considered necessary, <br />a request for such bypass shall be submitted to the State Water Quality <br />Control Division and to the Environmental Protection Agency at least sixty <br />(60) days prior to the proposed bypass. If the proposed bypass is judged <br />acceptable to the State Water Quality Control Division and by the Environmental <br />Protection Agency, the bypass will be allowed subject to limitations imposed <br />by the State Water Quality Control Division and the Environmental Protection <br />Agency. <br />If, after review and consideration, the proposed bypass is determined to be <br />unacceptable by the State Water Quality Control Division and the Environmental <br />Protection Agency, or if,limitations imposed on an approved bypass are <br />violated, such bypass shall be considered a violation of this permit; and <br />the fact that application was made, or that a partial bypass was approved, <br />shall not be defense to any action brought thereunder. <br />Testing <br />Test procedures shall conform with those procedures specified in the Federal <br />Register, Volume 38, Number 199, October 16, 1973. These procedures involve <br />the use of the latest edition of one of the following references: <br />• 1. "Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Waste Water", <br />2. "ASTM", Annual Book of Standards, Part 23, Water, Atmosphere Analysis, <br />3. "Methods for Chemical Analysis of Waters and Wastes", Environmental <br />Protection Agency. <br />Discharge Point(s) <br />Discharge points shall be so designed or modified that a sample of the <br />effluent can be obtained at a point after the final treatment process and <br />prior to discharge to State waters. <br />• <br />2/2/77 <br />