ML19246A654

Forwards Current Wi Pollution Discharge Elimination Sys Permits Written for Common Discharge of Cooling Water W/Adjoining 350 MW coal-fired Facility

ML19246A654
Person / Time
Site:	La Crosse File:Dairyland Power Cooperative icon.png
Issue date:	06/28/1979
From:	Delwiche P DAIRYLAND POWER COOPERATIVE
To:	James Shea NRC OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS (OIP)
References
FV-1782, NUDOCS 7907060210
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$46C1 June 28, 1979 In reply, please refer to EV-1782

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Nuclear Regulatory Commission 7920 Norfolk Avenue Bethesda, MD 20014 Dea. Mr. Shea:

In response to your request and pursuant to the phone discussion today with you and Linda Weinzapfel, I am enclosing a copy of the current WPDES discharge permits for the LACBWR.

Please note that these are written for a common discharge of cooling water with adjoining 350 MU coal-fired facility also operated by Dairyland Power Cooperative.

If you need further information on this, please phone me at 608/788-4000.

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Elimination System WPDES) Permit haYour applicatic.n s been processed in accordance witho Section 147.02 and 147.025 Wisconsin Statutes.

T':e enclosed WPDES permit covers the di at Genoa into The Mississippi River scharges from the facility located terms and ccnditions of this pand actions or reporta relating All discharges from this facility shall be in accordanco with the ernit.

The NPDES permit program has been a U.S. Environmental Protection A;tencypproved by the Administrator of th Federal Water Pollution Centrol Act t pursuant imendnents ofto Section 402(b) of the 1342 (b)).

to enforcenent under Section 147 21The terns and conditions of thi 1972 (33 U.S.C. Secti and 147.29, Wisconsin Statutes andernit ar Section 309 of the Federal Act (33 U S on

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I Permit flo. WI-C003239 Application fio. WI-070-0XR-2-CCC870 PERMIT TO DISCHARGE UNDER THE WISCONS!?! POLLUTAtlT DISCHARGE ELIMIflATION SYSTEM In compliance with the provisions of Chapter 147. Wisconsin Statutes.

DAIRYLAtiD POWER COOPERATIVE (GE!!0A STEAM ' POWER STATI0tf )

is permitted to discharge from a facility located at GEf!0A, llISCO !SI'!

to THE ttISSISSIPPI RIVER in accordance with the effluent limitations, ronitoring requirerents and other conditions set forth in Parts I and II hereof.

This permit shall become effective on the date of signature.

This permit to discharge shall expire at midnight, Septerber 30, 1979.

Permittee shall not discharge af ter the da;e of expiration.

If the pemittee wishes to continue to discharge after this expiration date he shall file an application for reissuance of his permit in accordance with the requirerents of Chapter tiR 200, Wisconsin Administrative Ccde, at least 1P,0 days prior to this expiration date.

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art I. Pace 1 of 5 Wisconsin Pemit No. WI-0003239 GENERAL CONDITIONS 1.

Complia nce All discharges authorized herein shall be consistent with the tems and conditions of this permit.

pemit more frecuently than or at a level in excess of that autnor constitute a violation of the pemit.

2.

Adverse Ircact The pemittee snall take all reasonable steps to minimize any adverse ir::act on waters of the State resulting frem nonccrpliance with any effluent limita-as ray be recuired by the Cepartrent or ray be necessa nature and irpact of the nonccrplying discharge.

3.

Removed Substances Solics, slueges, filter backwash or other pollutants re oved frcm or resulti from treatrent or control of wastewaters or intake waters shall be disposed of in a ranner such as to prevent any pollutant from such materials frca entering the waters of the State.

and sludges shall be either at a site or operation licensed by the Cepart under Chapter NR 151, Wisconsin Administrative Ccde, or in accordance with a sludge disposal plan approved by the Departrent.

4 Richt of Entry The permittee shall allcw authorized representatives of the Decartment of Natural Rescurces, and the Administrator of the United States Environmental Protecticn Agency cr his authorized representatives, upcn the presentation of credentials:

To enter upcn the semittee's prenises where an effluent source is a.

1ccated or in which any records are recuired to be kept under the terms and conditions of this pemit; and b.

At reasonable tires to have access to and copy any records recuired to be kept under the ter s and conditions of this pemit; to inspect any monitoring ecuipnent or monitoring rethod recuired in this pemit; and to sample any wastewaters.

5.

Pemit Mcdification Af ter notice anc opportunity for a hearinc as rrovided in Section 147.03, Wisconsin Statutes, this pemit ray be mndified, suspended, whole or in part during its tem for cause includino, but t himit%ty, r revoked in the folicwing:

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Obtainir 7 this pemit by misrepresentation or failure to disclose fully-all relevant facts; or A change in any condition that recuires either a tenocrary or pemanent c.

reducti, e er elimination of the pemitted discharge.

6.

Toxic Pollutants Nothing in this pemit shall be construed to authorize the discharge of any toxic pollutant or combination of pollutants in amounts or concentrations which exceed any applicable toxic effluent standard or prohibition, including any schedule of compliance specified in any such effluent standard or prohibi-tion, prceulgated under Section 147.07(1), Wisconsin Statutes.

If a toxic effluent standard or prohibition, including any schedule of compliance specified in such effluent standard or prohibition, is pronalgated under Section 147.07(1), Wisconsin Statutes, for a toxic pollutant c-combination of pollutants which is present in the discharce and such standard or prohibition is trore strincent than any limitation for such pollutant in this cemit, this pemit shall be revised or codified in accordance with the toxic effluent standard or prchibition.

7 Civil and Criminal liability Except as provided in pemit conditions on "Bypassino" (Part I,23) and " Power Failures" (Part 1,24), nothing in this cemit shall be construed to relieve the semittee frca civil or criminal penalties under Section 147.21, Wisconsin Statutes, for noncompliance with the tems and conditions of this pemit.

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Oil and Hazardcus Substance Liability Nothing in tnis pemit snall be construed to p'reclude the

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or penalties to which the semittee is or may be subject under Section 311 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (33 U.S.C. Section 1321).

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State Laws Nothing in tnis pemit shall be construed to preclude the or penalties established pursuant to any other applicable State law or regula-tion.

10. Property Richts The issuance of tnis pemit does not convey any property richts in either real or personal property, or any exclusive privileges, nor does it authori:e any injury to private property or any invasion of perscnal rights, nor any infringe-ment of Federal, State or local laws or reculations.

11. Severability The provisions of this pemit are severable, and if any provision of this pemit, or the application of any provision of this remit to any circumstance, is held invalid, the apolication of such provision to other circumstances, and the remainder of this pemit, shall not be affected thereby.

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12. Schedule of Caroliance Procross Rernrts No later than 14 calendar days followinc a date identified in any schedule of compliance in Part II, the pemittee shall sobrit either a report of procress or, in the case of specific actions beinc reouired by identified dates, a written notice of ccmpliance or noncompl Rrce.

In the latter case, the notice shall include the cause of noncoroliance,.iny reredial actions taken, and the I

probability of reeting the next scheduleo requireeents.

13. Test Procedures Test procedures used for the analysis of pollutants shall be those listed in Chapter 1:R 219, Wisconsin Administrative Code, or an alternate method authorized in Part II.

14. Recordinc of Results For each reasurerent or sample taken pursuant to the recuirerents cf this pemit, the pemittee shall record the follcwine inforration:

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The exact place, date, and tire of sarolina; b.

The dates the analyses were perfor ed; c.

The person (s) who performed the analyses; d.

The analytical technioues or methods used; and e.

The results of all required analyses.

15. Additional Ponitorino by Permittee if tne pemittee conitors any pollutant at the location (s) designated herein more frequently than required by this cerrit, usino approved analytical methods as scecified in Chacter NR 219, the results of such ronitorina shall be included in the Discharce Monitoring Report Form 32C0-28.

Such increased frequency shall also be indicated.

16. Pecords Retention All records and information resulting free the monitoring activities r::uired by this permit including all records of analyses perforred and calibration and raintenance of instrumentation and recordincs fron continuous monitorinc instru-centation shall be retained for a minirun of three (3) years, or larger if requested by the Cepartment of Natural Resources.

17. Construction of Onshore or Offshore Structures This perrit cces not authorize er approve the censtruction of any onshore or offshore physical structure of facilities or the undertakina of any work in any navigable waters.

18. Confidential Information Except for data detemineo to be confidential under Section 147.08(2)(c). Wisconsin Statutes, all monitoring reports required by this pemit shall be available for public inspecticn at the headquarters of U.S. EPA Recion V and the Department of Natural Resources. Knowingly making any false statement on any such rexrt ray result in the imposition of criminal penalties as provided for in Section 147.21, Wisconsin Statutes.

19. Transfer of Control of Goeration In the event of a transfer of control of operation of the facility fren which the semitted discharces emanate to a person not named on pace one (1) of this pemit, the pemittee prior to such transfer shall notify his successor by letter that this permit is not transferable and that prior to any discharge af ter such transfer, a new WPCES pemit rust be obtained. A cony of this letter shall be forwarded to the Departrent of Natural Pesources, WPCES Pemit Section, Cox 450, Madison,',isconsin 53701.

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20. Change in Discharce Any anticipated facility expansions, production increases or process modifications which will result in new, different, or increased discharges of pollutants must be reported in accordance with Chapter NR 200, Wisconsin Administrative Code, by submission of a new WPDES arolication or, if such changes will not exceed the effluent limitations specified in this oemit, by notice to the Department of Natural Pesources of such changes.

such notice, the Demit may be riodified to snH ify and limit any pollutantsFollowing not previously limited.

21. Noncoroliance Notification If, for any reason, tne pemittee dces not ccroly with or will be unable to comply with any daily maximum effluent limitation specified in this pemit, ne shall provide the Departrent of Natural Resources in writina within five (5) days of becoming aware of such condition, with the followinc 1hation.

a. A description of the discharce and cause of nonccmpliance; and

b. An identification of the ceriod of ncnccroliance, includino exact dates and tines; or, if centinuing, the anticicated tire the noncoreliance is expected to continue, and a description of the steps beine taken to reduce, eliminate and prevent recurrence of the nonccepliance.

22. Facilities Operation The gemittee snal' at all tires raintain in cced workinc order and operate as efficiently as possible all treatrent or control facilities or systers installed or used by the pemittee to achieve tcmoliance with the terns and conditions of this pemit.

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23. Byoassine Any diversion from or bypass of facilities recessary to maint.ain compliance with the tErDs and Conditions of this ner,it is cronibitee, exceot (i) an inadver-tent bypass lasting no longer than ene nour and resultinc fron ecuipment darage or temporary power interruption, er (ii) an unavoidable bypass necessary to prevent less of life or severe procerty darage, or (iii) a bycass of excessive stom drainage or runoff which would darace any facilities necessary for ccepliance with the effluent limitations and Drohibiticns of this pemit.

the event of occurrence of a bypass descriHd by (ii) or (iii) the peritteeIn shall irrediately notify the Departrent :'istrict Office by tele 1 hone of such occurrence.

In addition, the Demittee snall notify the Cepartrent of Natural Rescurces. WPCES Perrit Section and the Acrinistrator of the U.S. EPA - Regio, V in writing of each such diversion or bypass by letter within 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br />.

24. Pcwer Failures In order to maintain compliance with the effluert liritations and prohibitions of this remit in the event of the reductier, inss, er failure of cne or nere of the primary sources of ccwer to the wastrvater control facilities, the pe mittee shall either:

Provide an alternative ocwer source sufficient to coerate the wastewate a.

treatrent or centrol facilities if recuired by the Schedule of Compliance contained in Part II, or, b.

If there is no such recuirement, nalt, reduce or otherwise control production ard/cr all discharces fro the 'acility.

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25. Definition Terms (i) For those terms used in Parts I and II which are defined in Se 147.015 Wisconsin Statutes, the meanings of that Section shall apply.

(ii) As used in Daily Effluent Limitations, Part IT:

(1) " Average" means the arithmetic mean of daily monitoring test resu obtained during a cciendar month for the given parameter;. that is liter, or other appropriate unit divided by' the num which results are totaled.

For example, if a facility operates or discharges and tenitors 30 days during a month the daily average is the sum of daily values in pounds por day, milligrams per liter day's result is missing for any parameter the diviso

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(2) " Maximum" means the hic; hest daily monitoring test result, in pou calendar month for the given parameter.per day, milligrams p I

(3) " Minimum" means the lowest daily monitoring test result, in the appropriate unit, during the calendar month for the given parameter.

(4) The " average" for fecal californ bacteria shall be the Geometric mean of the samples collected in a reporting period.

(5) Total Residual Colorine naans the va!va ometric titration method for total residual chlorine described inetained u Stancard Methods for the Exanination of !.'ater S !!astep.

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1.

Intake Structures

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flo later than January 31, 1975, the pernittee shall surrit to the Departrent for approval a plan of study to detemine the environrental impact of the present water intake structure.

Data collected by the study shall be sumarized every three ronths in reports postrarked no later than the 28th day of the nonth following the corpleted reportino period.

The first quarterly report is due on f!ay 28, 1975.

flo later than March 1,1976, the per-ittee shall subrit a report to the Depart: ent providing proposed reasures to be t9en by the remittee to reet the requirerents of Section 147.02(6), Wisconsin Statutes, for water intake structures.

The report shall contain a detailed deronstraticn that the proposed reasures will reflect the best technnlony available for mininizing adverse envirenrental irpact and a sumary of the ronitorino data collected to determine the effects of the present intake on the various species and life stages of fish.

by the Cevelocrent Doct.nent for rest TechnoinnyDeveleprent of the rerort shall he gu a.vailable for !!inirizinn Myerse Environren ta l Protection Agency.Ircact of Conlinn Uater intaM Structures by the U.S. f.nvironrental 2.

Trans for-er Fluids There shall be no discharge of polychlorirue? hiphenyl cnrnounds such as those corronly used for transforrer fluid.

3.

_!rtake Screen Discharres f.f ter Decerher 31,197f, there shall be nn dischrge of floatinc cr sobrerred debris fron intJke screen Washing oper3tions.

4 Therral flixinc 7cre Liritations and !'nnitoriro Peruircrants Ceninninn July 1,1977 and lastinn until !cpte-ter 3",197n, the perrittee is authorized to discharce frar outfalls serial "ers cm arr

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t ral terpera turn nf the Mississippi P,iver rare than 5*F at the edna of the nixinn : nne, nor raise the terperature at the edge of the nixinn zone above the liritations for the renthly averace of the daily ra):iru" te"rarature listed in tha following table.

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The nixing zone shall be no larger than 25" of the cross-sectional area or voltre of flow of the receiving water and not extend core than 50' of the width.

In addition, the permittee shall ronitor the4 5 F isotherm in the receiving water every three months for one year.

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l'C*lITORIt'r, A;10 RECO?DI::r, 1.

Sarolinn Reauirments Unless specified othersise herein, samples shall be taken in accordance with Chapter NR 218 of the Wisconsin Adninistrative Code.

2.

Recortino a.

Monitoring reportr and reports required by Sections 12, 20, 21, and 23 of Part 1 of this pemit shall be signed; (1) for a corporation by a principal executive officer of at least the level of Vice President or his duly authorized representative having overall respcnsibility for the operation of the facility for which this permit is issued, (2) for a partnership by a c;neral partner, and (3) for a sole proprietorship by the proprietor, except that (4) in the case of reports required by Sections 21 and 23 the individual required to sign in accordance with this subsection ray authorize another individual to sign such reports in his absence.

b.

!!cnitoring results obtained during the previous rmnth shall be sumarized and reported on a Discharge t'onitoring Pepcrt Fcm, postrarked no later than the 28th day of the renth following the ccrpleted reporting period. The first report is due en f:ay 28, 1975. Guplicate signed copies of these, and all other reports required herein, shall be subnitted to the:

Hisccnsin Pepartren*: ef t'atural Resources IPCES Pemit Section Post Office P.ox 450 Itadiso", l!isconsin 537C1 3.

Schedule of Ccroliance The pemittee shall achieve ccrpliance with the effluent limitations contained in Part II in accordance with the following schedule:

a.

Prelirainary plans subritteG June 30,1975 b.

Final plans submitted Dece-ber 31, 1975 c.

Ccr ence constructicn June 30, 1976 d.

Ccrplete construction Decerber 31, 1976 c.

Attain operational level January 1,1977 298 204 f

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