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2009-10-23_PERMIT FILE - M2009076 (19)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2009076
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
10/23/2009
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Appl. Items Corrected & Resubmitted
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Venture Resources, Inc.
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DRMS
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ACS
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These abbreviations mean: For all surface waters with an actual water supply use, the <br />less restrictive of the following two options shall apply as numerical standards, as <br />specified in the Basic Standards and Methodologies at 31.11(6); <br />(i) existing quality as of January 1, 2000; or <br />(ii) Iron = 300 pg/I (dissolved) <br />Manganese = 50 pg/I (dissolved) <br />S04 = 250 mg/I <br />For all surface waters with a "water supply" classification that are not in actual use as a <br />water supply, no water supply standards are applied for iron, manganese or sulfate, <br />unless the Commission determines as the result of a site-specific rulemaking hearing that <br />such standards are appropriate. <br />(c) As used in the "Temporary Modifications and Qualifiers" column of the tables, the term <br />"type i" refers to a temporary modification adopted pursuant to subsection 31.7(3)(a)(i) of <br />the Basic Standards and Methodologies for Surface Water (i.e., "where the standard is <br />not being met because of human-induced conditions deemed correctable within a twenty <br />(20) year period"). The term "type iii" refers to a temporary modification adopted pursuant <br />to subsection 31.7(3)(a)(iii) of the Basic Standards and Methodologies for Surface Water <br />(i.e., "where there is significant uncertainty regarding the appropriate long-term <br />underlying standard"). <br />(3) Table Value Standards <br />In certain instances in the attached tables, the designation "TVS" is used to indicate that for a <br />particular parameter a "table value standard" has been adopted. This designation refers to <br />numerical criteria set forth in the Basic Standards and Methodologies for Surface Water. The <br />criteria for which the TVS are applicable are on the following table. <br />TABLE VALUE STANDARDS <br />(Concentrations in ua/I unless noted) <br />PARAMETER(" TABLE VALUE STANDARDS (2)(3) <br />Ammonia (4) Cold Water = (mg/I as N)Total <br /> 0.275 39.0 <br /> acute = 1 <br />107.204-pH + <br />pH-7.204 <br /> + <br />1 + I0 <br /> 0.0577 2.487 ( 0.028(25-T) l <br />chronic = <br /># MIJVV 2.85, 1.45 # 10 J <br />7 <br />688 <br />H + <br /> ' <br />-p <br />1+10 pff-7.688 <br />1 + 10 <br /> Warm Water = (mg/I as N)Total <br /> 0.411 58.4 <br /> acute = 1 <br />pH-7.204 <br />107.204-pH + <br /> + <br />1 + 10 <br /> 0.0577 ) <br />chronic (Apr) -Aug 3 1) = 1 <br />pH-7.688 '' ( 12.85, t.45 * 100.028(25-T) <br />107.688-pH + 2.487 <br />1 <br /> + <br />+10 <br /> 0.0577 2.487 <br />0.028s(25- <br />A"X(T 7)) <br /> chronic(SepI-Mar31) <br />)*1.45*10 <br />7.688-pH+ <br />p-7.688 <br /> 1+10 <br />1+10 <br />NH3 old TVS Cold Water Acute = 0.43/FT/FPH/2 in mg/I (N)
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