PERMFILE137512

• Permit No: M2000154
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 4/13/2001
• Doc Name: H & H STONE QUARRY 3 FN M-2000-154 PRELIMINARY ADEQUACY REVIEW
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A APPENDDL A - SWMP (coot) ! Page 3-A
a) SW1liF AslesLdsttrtor -Ike SiY,Kr shawl tdAl{h a tpoe{~k attditidaal or lalividaalr waGrie alts asbstag
orgaaaratYoe who err rrspoarible Jor derdophtg ate SWAIP and ssrtrt-rsy the same operator 4t its
t!'rsplsmeatoBoe, asas6aseaaee, aril sttvlsloe.
The SWMP Admiimstrator becomes the oosttact for all SWtdp-[eLted iawea and is the person reapondble for its
accuracy, completeness, sad imp3emenmatlon. Therefrxe, the SWMP Administrator should be a person in an authoritative
position. I~rger facilitita may want to develop a 'SWMP team' in order to share the respooeibilities and generate
greater awareness and participatiaa.
b) Motertals Aae~fea sad Sam Pnrrnslstt - 1lPhnr atastrialt eats apaet sso-aswaur rwiw,o', Bi1lPS that ndacc
the pouatisd jar eonrmtsbtadca shall k deset>med For esattpie, atateriolt rhotsid be rtorrd and hattdard In
covered arras wkenever possamis m ptYVret coarser wlfh ttbraswater, Jitels and oslltei chneicalt thoaid be
stand wi0hie bests or recoadmy tonstdernatt dettlart m ptrstrwt kalct and spiQs floras ettterissg stomswater
rws4~
When selecting BMPs, the most importam oas m evaitute first an those which limit the sours of the pollutant. It is
much man effirieat, from both a oast sad enviraomeatal snttdpaunt, to prevent the pollution in the first play thaw m
clean uP contaminated stormwattx. Far example, a BbII' requiring that airy vehicle maintenance that involves fluid
exchange moat take place indoors, results in the temvvd of a polht4nt sauce (i.e., oil>hydrauiic 8uid4) from possible
contact with stormwater.
Good housekeeping measures, such as ekaaiog anti maintenance achedulea, trash disposal and colleedon practices,
grounds m•: *~. etc., can be itrluded hero.
e) Favston and Sed'bsast Coea~atr - I)rsafbe i4a/Ps that tsiil !k steed to ndttte erosbn and prttKrtt sediareat
delivcry to State waters. Theo shostad 4teaade s;fraentnl (weh m slat jcates, ttd"orseet goads, drop rsraetartes,
ehecY doors) and non-adttetrunl (trGh as sstrsaehing and srtKgtmloa) tnethodt.
BMPs can describe a wide range of management procedtcea, echedulrs of activities. prohibitions or practices and other
management pnctioes. BMPs as include operating procedttrtx, treatment rr~,t.r.~.^!~ and practices to control plant
site runoff, drainage from law materials abrage, spills err leaks. Nomnvctura! BAfPs are mainly definitions of
operational err managerial techniques. Stitscacal BMPa include phydcal proceasea ranging from diversion strtictuns to
oil/water separators to ntesttion posds.
The BIvIPs selected an up a rite judgment of the ittdividtnl pesittiux. Howson, it is itttportaat to note that a fully
implenxnted SWMP wr71 i>oastiotae oomplitoce with Beat Available Technology (BAT) a~ Beat Conveatioaal Technology
(BCI), as mardated under the Federal t;kan Water Act This meam that, in order 1p comply with yarn permit, the
appropriate measures rural be takes is Imaging with die pollutain(a) involved aid the rink potential at the farrlity.
~ Teafnv for Noe-Stbraswaw - Tks Stbrwwarer Qsatltj Conaaar tKetioe of the SWMP sham leclade
docttstsentatYon tisat tht disehmra hsrr heart tasted or erdaared jar tYte prrsestu ojsson-tporaewotlrr diteharyer
ssreh a1 sober dtaalnaQt, spoII sprittps, sonamry warts, os pmteu trattr gjaay wind Ike doeasneatatlon rhaII
bscLrds a dcrcrtpAlas q/ate rrtssatt Q/anp atstjor 1hs pvrxets gjsois-saostawattr d[seharpes, t9ie Astthod used,
tht date gjatt~ tettlnp, end the os-tae drdttagr ptttatr that wen dLretlj obternd darbsg the test
Eseepr Jor Jlowr JFaas fLr ffQaralaj arGtrdotss, aII murres q/asndseapbsg 4ritl'atiors nettrrn flow or tprbtgs
(except spill iWbsi's) that arc eoatbtasd wNh storastvater Rteha-Yet atsoalaaed wish industrial aetlvity asst 6e
idt>tAyted bt t9Yt picot.
m other words, only stornitvater can be ooaveyed by the ntormwater draimge system. Examples of potential illiat
connections include floor drains anti toilets in maier~n,r., buildings, chemicsl storage buildings, etc. Thee are several
methods of determining whether err trot illicit oosmectiotm exist Acoep4b1e procedures inehtde dry weather observations
of ouKalls or other appropriate locatio~as, attalyas and validation of accurate piping schematics. dye tests. etc.
Note - i[ iflfdt costnetxiotts are dbeavtred, oorretdltre ttoeaatrta tmtet be tstaun.