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Water Quality Control Act - 8 Title 25, Article 8 . those mentioned in section 25-8-204, that any person may discharge into any specified class of state waters. (b) To describe pretreatment requirement^, prohibitions, standards, con- centrations, and effluent limitations on wastes any person may discharge into any specified class of state water from any specified type of facility, process, activity, or waste pile including, but not limited to, all types specified in Section 306(b)(1)(A) of the federal act. (c) To describe precautionary measures, both mandatory and prohibitory, that must betaken by any person owning, operating, conducting, or maintaining any facility, process, activity, or waste pile that does or might cause pollu- tion of any state waters in violation of control regulations or cause the quality of any state waters to be in violation of any applicable water quality standard. (d) To adopt toxic effluent standards and pretreatment standazds for pol- lutants which interfere with, pass through, or otherwise aze inco~atible with sewage treatment xorks. (2) In the forn~ulation of each control regulation the conrnission shall consider the following: (a) The need for regulations that control discharges of specified pollut- ants that are the subject of water quality standards for the receiving state waters; • (b) The need for regulations that specify treatment requirerents for various types of discharges: (c) The degree to which any particulaz type of discharge is subject to treatment, the availability, practicality, and technical and econanic feasibility of treatment techniques, and the extent to which the discharge to be controlled is significant; (d) Control requirements promulgated by agencies of the federal government; (e) The continuous, intermittent, or seasonal nature of the dischazge to be control led; (f) Whether a regulation that is to be applicable to discharges into flow- ing water should be written in such a way that the degree of pollution tolerated or treatment required will be dependent upon the voltmie of flow of the receiving water or the extent to which the discharge is diluted therein, or the capacity of the receiving water to assimilate the discharge; and (g) The need for specification of safety precautions that should betaken to protect water quality including, but not limited to, requirements for the keeping of logs and other records, requirements to protect subsurface waters in connection with mining and the drilling and operation of wells, and requirements as to settling ponds, holding tanks, and other treatment facilities for water . that will or might enter state waters. (3) Control regulations may be pranilgated for use in connection with any one or mare of the classes of state waters authorized pursuant to section 25-8-203 and may be made applicable with respect to aiy designated portion of state waters or to all state waters. ~ _. - 8 -