ML19253B969
| ML19253B969 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 01/14/1977 |
| From: | Arnold R METROPOLITAN EDISON CO. |
| To: | Reid R Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| ML19253B970 | List: |
| References | |
| GQL-0006, GQL-6, NUDOCS 7911010758 | |
| Download: ML19253B969 (63) | |
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Updating of record of permits or licenses as re ferenCed in Appendix B Tech Specs...
by the submittal of items whiCh were or are pending with State of Pa with regard to protection o f the environment........
(1 Cy enc 1 rec'd) r 2p inch fdO jff' PLANT NAME: Three Mile Island #1
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SAFETY FOR ACTION /INFORMATION PMtf Tu n ASSIGNED AD:
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Three Mile Island :iuclear Station (TMI-1)
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Operating License #DPR-50 Docket #50-289 It is not apparent from the record that we have at all times been in ec=pliance with the Environmental Technical Specifications for our Three Mile Island :Tuclear Station (TMI-1) Section 5.6.2.h (Ite #2, concerning changes made in, or proposed for, Permits and/or Licenses).
" Changes or additions to permits and certificates requind by Federal, State, Local and Regional authorities for the protection of the environment vill be reported. When the required changes are submitted to the concerned agency for approval, they vill also be submitted to US iRC for infor-
=at ien. The succittal vill include an evaluation of the environmental impact of the change."
In order to bring the record up to date, enclosed please find ccpies of those permits and/or licenses which are required for the protection of the environment (in their current for=) along with the proposed revisiens thereof which are pending.
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Coc=onwealth of Pennsylvania Depar =ent ?f Environmental Resources Water Quality Management Per=it #2275h19 2.
Cc==cnvealth of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources Water Quality Management Permit #2272202
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United States Envircnmental Protection Agency Permit # PA. 009920 (Forwarding letter and proposed revisicn attached' k.
Conmonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Pesources Water Quality Management Permit #227020h (Forwarding letter and proposed revision attached) 5 Cc=monwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources Most recent application for Industrial Waste Permit (Forwarding letter attached)
As the proposed changes are intended to meet current environmental regulations as established by the appropriate regulati-authority, it is our estimation that the pollutien levels for that section of the Susquehanna River vill be reduced thrcugh ti.e implementation of said proposed changes.
Although in the past we may not have always been in strict compliance with the Envinanmental Technical Specifications for our Three Mile Island Nuclear Station (TM;
.), Section 5.6.2.4 (Item #2), in the future, we shall make every effort to meet and comply with it.
We trust this submittal to be satisfactory; however, should you have any questicns, please contact me.
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R. C. /irnold Vice President RCA:RAL:rk
Enclosure:
Water Quality Management Permits Nos. 2272202, 227020h, 2275h19 EPA Permit NPA 0009920 1504 199
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DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES 1002 Health & Welfare Building Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120 January 23, 1976 LS9 Certified Mail t #t, p _d N Sewerage gq CMd D@,,,_g" /7 '),{ P aarmat:
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Sewerage Permit No. 2275'419
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Gentlemen:
Subject permit is enclosed.
Please study the permit carefully and direct any questions to this office.
To become operative this permit must be recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in the county in which the discharge is located. Enclosed is a certificate and pre-addressed envelope for this purpose. Please have the Recorder of Deeds accomplish the certificate and return it within ten (10) days.
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Very truly yours, y-f}.hx e n
Terry R. Fabian Regional Water 0.uality Manager Harrisburg Regional Office TPI;jl Enclosures Pernit
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Standard Conditions 1504 200 Certificate Return Envelope Fotarization of Signature cc: Willian F. Spurgeen, P. F.
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PROJECT LOC ATION
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P.etropola.can Edison Cocpany Londonderry Township P
O. Box 542 M u nicip alit y Reading, Penzwylvania 19603 County
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N AME OF MINE. OPER ATION OR ARE A SERVED TYPE OF F ACILITY OR EST A BLISHM ENT D.
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impoundment is located).
You are hereby authorized to construct, operate or discharge, as indicated above, provided that you comply with the follow F.
All representations regarding operations, construction, maintenance and closing procedures as well as all other matte 1.
2275419 in your application and its supporting documents (Application No.
dated 5/23/75
), and amendments dated 11/25/75 and 1/5/76 Such application.it's supporting documents and amendments are hereby made a part of this permit.
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Cor0tions numbered
- 1. 2, 9 thru 23. 29. 30. 31. 32 and 33 Standard Conditions dated 1972, Rev. 11/74 Sewerage which conditiuns are attached hereto and are made a part of this permit.
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Special condition (s) designated A and B wmch are attached hereto and are made a part of this pcrmit.
Tne Authority granted by this permit is subject to the following furtner qualifications:
li :hore is a conflict between the applicatinn or its supporting documents and amendments and the standard 1.
en<etions. the standard or special conditions shall apply, Failu e to corr: ply with the Rules and Regulations of the Department or the terms or conditions of this perm 2.
void the authority given to the permittee by the issuance of the permit.
22.1937. P.L.1987 as amended and/or Thb perr%t is issued pursuant to the Clean Streams Law. The Act of June 25,1913. P.L. 555 as amendad.
k the V.'a:er Obstruction Act of June Isname of this permit shall not rclieve the permittee of any resoonsibility under any other law.
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Sewerage Permit January 23, 1976 Page 2 No. 2275419 This permit is issued subject to all Department of Environmental Resources Rules and Regulations now in force and the following special conditions:
The plant hereby approved is required to effect advanced treatment A.
of the sewage which it receives.
Advanced treatment is treatment which will, for the purpose of this permit, achieve an effluent containing no more than 30 mg/1.of five-day BOD 30 mg/l of Suspended Solids 2 mg/l of total Phosphorus as P and containing no less than 5.0 mg/l of dissolved oxygen. based on seven day averages; the maviaum valuas not to be exceeded at any time are:
60 mg/l of five-day BCD 60 mg/l of Suspended Solids 4 mg/l of total Phosphorus as P will provide effective disinfection to control disease-producing and will organisms; will provide satisfactory disposal of sludge;
_cies of oil, grease, acids, alkalis, toxic, taste reduce the qua and odor producing substances, color, and other substances inimical to the public interest to levels that will not pollute the receiving stream.
The standard conditions related to Soil and Erosion Control dated B.
1973 are made a part of this permit.
It is required by law that this permit before being operative, shall be recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in Dauphin County.
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Sewe._ge PenLt !;o. 2275419 Metropolitan Edison Company
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19603 kndonderry Tow. ship Dauphin County STATE OF PENNSYLVAllIA SS COUNTY OF DAUPh!!!
Terry R. Fabian Regional Water Quali y &1 nager M#
in the On the 23rd day of January before year one thousand nine hundred and seventy-six the Subscriber, a Notary Public, came the above named me, Terry R. Fabian, Regional Water Quality Manager and duly acknowledged the foregoing permit to be his act and deed and desired that the same might be recorded as such.
Witness my hand and notarial seal the day and year afore-said.
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DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES STANDARD CONDITIONS RELATING TO EROSION CONTPOL For use in Vater quality Management Permits 1973 General By approval of the plans for which this permit is issued, neither the Depart-1.
ment nor the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania assumes any responsibility for the feasibility of the plans or the operation of the measures and facilities to be constructed thereunder.
All relevant conditions of any prior water quality management permits, decrees, 2.
or orders issued to the herein permittee or his predecessor shall be continued in full force and effect uniess expilcitly superceded by this permit. The pro-visions of this permit shall apply to the permittee's successors, lessees, heirs and assigns.
E The responsibility for the' carrying out of the conditions of this permit shall
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3 rest upon the owner, lessee, assignee, or other party in responsible manager-ial charge of the earthmoving affecting the runoff and of the erosion control f acilities herein approved, such responsibility passing with each succession in said control. Approval of measures and facilities under a permit shall not be ef fective as to a new owner until a transfer has been executed and filed on forms provided by the Department and the transfer is approved by the Depart-ment.
The permittee shall secure any necessary permission from the proper federal 4.
authority for any outfall or structure which discharges into or enters navigable waters.
In order to avoid obsolescence of the plans of erosion control measures and 5
f acilities, the approval of the plans herein granted, and the authority
. granted in the permit, if not specifically extended, shall cease and be null and void two years from the date of this permit unless the erosion control measures and facilities covered by said plans shall have been com-pleted and placed in operation on or before that date. Also, cancellation of permits by the Regional Sanitary Engineer or Vater quality Manager may be possible six months after construction has ended.
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Approval of plans refers to functional design and not constructional stability, which is assu ed to be sound and in accordance with good structural design.
Failure of the measures and facilities herein approved because of faulty structural design or peor construction will render the permit void.
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If at any time the activities undertaken pursuant to this permit or the discharge of the effluen' therefrom is causing or contributing to pullution of the waters of the Commonwealth, the permittee shall forthwith adopt such remedial measures as are acceptable to the Department.
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The Clean Streams Law and the Regulations promulgated thereunder are incorporated into and made pa.-t of this permit.
9 The permittee shall have his erosion control plan available at the site of the activity at al1 times.
Construction 10.
At least seven days before earthmoving w* ll begin, the permittee, by certified mail, shall notify the Regional Sanitary Engineer or Water Quality Manager of the date for beginning of construction.
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All earthmoving activities shall be undertaken in such a manner as to minimize the areal extent of disturbed land.
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All surface wa:er upslope of the project area shall be kept away by diverting the water around the project area.
13 The erosion control measures and facilities shall be constructed under expert professional supervision and competent inspection, and in accordance with plans, designs, and other data as herein approved or emended, and with the conditions of this permit.
- 14. No radical changes shall be made in the measures and facilities herein approved without approval of the Deaprtment.
Revisions which do not change the control measures and f acilities or the points of discharge may be approved by the Regional Sanitary Engineer or Water Quality Manager upon submission of plans. Other revisions must be approved by a permit.
15 When the herein approved erosion control measures and facilities are completed, the permittee shall notify the Department so that an inspection of the measures and facilities may be made by a representa-tive of the Department.
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No storm water, sewage or Industrial wastes not speci fically approved herein, shall be admitted to the measue22 anc racili ties for which this permit is issued, unless with the approval of the Department 1504 205
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l 3-17 The erosion control measures and facilities herein approved shall be maintained in proper condition so that they will individually and collectively perform the functions for which they were designed.
In order to insure the ef ficacy and proper maintenance of the measures and facilities, the permittee shall make periodic inspections at sufficiently frequent intervals to detect any impairment of the structural stability, adequate capacity, or other requisites of the herein approved measures and facilities which might impair their effectiveness, and shall take immediate steps to correct any such impairment found to exist.
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Sediment shall at no time be permitted to accumulate in sedimenta--
tion basins to a depth sufficient to limi t storage capaci ty or inter-fere with the settling ef ficiency thereof. Any such material removed shall be handled and disposed of so that a problem is not created and so that every reasonable and practical precaution is taken to prevent the said traterial from reaching the waters of the Common-wealth.
19 All slopes, channels, ditches or any disturbed area shall be stabilized as soon as possible after the final grade or final earthmoving has been completed. Where it is not possible to per-manently stabilize a disturbed area immediately after the (inal earthmoving has been completed or where the activity ceases for f
A more than 20 days, interim stabilization measures shall be imple-mented promptly.
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Upon completion of the project, all areas which were disturbed by the project shall be stabilized so that accelerated erosion will be prevented. Any erosion and sedimentation control facility required or necessary to protect areas from erosion during the stabilization period shall be maintained until stabilization is completed.
Upon corrpletion of stabilization, all unnecessary or unusable control measures and facilities shall be removed, the areas shall be graded and the soils shall be stabilized.
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STANDARD CONDITIONS REl.ATING TO SEYlERAGE - 1972 All relevant and non superseded conditions of prior sewerage or water quality management ONE:
permits or orders issued to the herein named permittee or his predecessor shall continue in full force and effect and together with the provisions of this permit shall apply to his successors, lessees, heirs, and assigns.
During construction no radical chanc shall be made from the plans, designs, and other TWO:
data herein approved unless the permittee s!
first receive written approval thereof from the The sewerage facilities shall be constructed under expert engineering supervision and De;)artment.
competent inspection.
Sewers herein approved shall have tight, well-fitting joints, shall be laid with straight THREE:
alignment and grade and shall have smooth interior surfaces. The sewers shall have adequate foundation support as soil conditions require. Special care shall be taken in construction of sewers under deep or shallow cover and under other conditions which impose extra hazards to sewer stability.
Trenches shall be back-filled such that the sewers will have proper structural stability, with minimum setting and adequate protection against breakage. Concrete used in connection with these sewers shall be protected until cured from injury by water, freezing, drying or other harmful conditions.
FOUR: Manholes shall be placed and constructed as shown uoan the herein approved plans except, c
f that if not already so provided, they shall be placed on all sewers at junctions, at each change
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in grade or alignment, at summit ends, and upon straight lines at intervals not exceeding four hundred feet, or wherever necessary to permit satisfactory entrance to and maintenance of the sewers; manhole inverts shall be so formed as to facilitate the flow of the sewage and to prevent the stranding of sewerage solids, and the whole manhole structure shall have proper structural strength and be so constnacted as to prevent undue infiltration, entrance of street wash or grit, and to provide convenient and safe means of access and maintenance.
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No storm water from pavements, area ways, roofs, foundation drains or other sources shall be admitted to the sanitary sewers herein approved.
Attention is directed to the necessity of having a qualified person make a proper study SIX:
of a!! industrial wastes discharging or proposed for discharge to the public sewer systems, to determine what degree of preliminary treatment is necessary before these waste may be discharged to the sewer system so that the wastes will not prejudicially affect the sewerage structure or their functioning or the process of sewage tres: ment.
SEVEN: The permittce shall aco;:t and enicrea an ordinance or otSe. vise require all occupied bui! dings on premisas accessibte to a public sawer used in conformity with the requirements of State Law, to be cct r:ccted thereto; alsn require the abandenment of privies, cesspools or similar receptacle for human excrement on said prernises.
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The herein approved ed preicusN constructed sewers sha'l be maintained in good ElG HT:
corci:6n, by reca" vhen mas,:- and i:.pt frw from deposits by tiushing or other proper means of cWning.
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and sewerage structures as actually record or detail plans showing the correct plan of all sewers constructed together with any other information in connection therewith that may be require I
The outfall sewer or drain shall be extended to low water mark of the receiving body TEN:
of water in such a manner as to insure the satisfactory dispersi<1n of its effluent thereinto; as practicable it shall have its outlet submerged; and shall be contructed of cast iron, concret or Lther material epproved by thi Department; and shall be so protected against the effec flood water, ice, or other hazards as to reasonable insure its structural stability and freedom f stoppage.
The permittes snall secure any necessary permission from the proper federal auth ELEVEN:
for any outfa!! or sewerage treatment structure which discharges into or enters navigable w and shall obtain approval of any stream crossing encroachment or change of natural strea coming within the jurisdiction of the Department.
If at any time the sewerage facilities of the permittee, or any part thereof, or the TWELVE:
discharge of the effluent therefrom, shall'have created a public nuisance, or such disch or contributing to pollution of the waters of the Commonwealth, the permittee shall forthwith adopt such remedial measures as are acceptable to the Department.
Nothing herein contained shall be construed to be an intent on the part of the THIRTEEN:
Department to approve any act made or to ba made by the permittee inconsisten i
lawful powers or with existing laws of the Commonwealth regulating stream pollution and
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of professional engineering, nor shall this permit be construed to sanction any act otherw by any of the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania or of the United States.
The approval herein given is specifically made contingent upon the permittee acquiring FOURTEEN:
all necessary rights by easement or otherwise as required, providing for the satisfactory const operation, maintenance and replacement of a!! sewers or sewerage structures in, along, or ac private property, with full rights of ingress, egress and regress.
When the herein approved sewage treatment works is completed and before it is placed
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in operation, the permittee shall notify the Department in writing so that an inspection of the w ;ks may be made by a representative of the Department.
The various structures and apparatus of the sewage treatment works herein approved SIXTEEN:
shall be maintained in prcper condition so that the facilities willindividually and collectively perfo the functions for which they were dasigned.
The screenings and sludge shall be so handled that nuisance is not crea'.ed and SEVENTEEN:
shall be disposed of in a sanitary manner satisfactory to the Depar ment.
The permhee shall keep records of operation and efficiency of the waste treatment EIGHTEEN:
works and shall submit to the Department, cremptly at the end of each month, such report thereo k
as may be required by the Depa-tment.
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The sewage "eatment works shall be operated by a competent person or persons.
In this connection attention is directed to the necessity for expert advice and supervision over the
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operation of the sewage treatment works in order to secure efficiency of operation and protection to the waters of the Commonwealth. To this end the permittee shall place the operation of the sewage treatment works under the control of the designer of the works or some other person expert in the oparation of sewage treatment works, for at least one year after completion thereof and report submitted. The sewage treatment works shall be operated by a operator certified in accordance with the Sewage Treatment Plant and Water Works Operators Certification Act, Act No. 322 approved November 18, 1968 as amended.
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The right to discharge the effluent from the herein approved sewage treatment works
- into the waters of the Commonwealth is contingent upon such operaticn of these works as will at all times produce an effluent of a quality satisfactory to the De.7artment. If, in the opinion of the Department, thea works are not so operat'ed or if by reason of change in the character of wastes or irweased load upon the works, or changed use or condition of the receiving body of water, c: otherwise, the said effluent ceases to be satisfactory for such discharge, then upon notice by the Department the right herein granted to discharge such effluent shall cease and become null and void unless within the time specified by the Department, the permittee shall adopt such remedial measures as will produce an effluent which, in the opinion of the Department, will be satisfactory for discharge into the said receiving body of water.
TWENTY-ONE:
The attention of the permittee is called to the highly explosive nature of certain gases generated by the digestion of sewage solids when these gases are mixed in proper proportions with air, and to the highly toxic character of certain gases arising f:om such digestion or from
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sewage in insufficiently ventilated compartments or sewers. Therefore, at all places throughout the sewerage facilities where hazard of fire, explosion, or danger frcm toxic gases may occur, the permittee shall post conspicuously proper warnings of a permanent and easily legible character and shall provide for the thorough instruction of all employes concerning the aforesaid hazards and in first aid and emergency methods of meeting such hazards and shall further provide, in a conveniently accessible place, all necessary equipment and material therefor.
TWENTY-TWO: Cross connections between a potable water supply and a sewerage system constitute a potential danger to the public health. Thcrefore, all direct and indirect connections whereby under normal or abnormal conditions the potable water supply may become contaminated from an inferior water supply, from any unit of the sewage treat.. tent works, or by any appurtenance thereof or from any part of a sewerage system, are hereby specifically prohibited. The permittee is further warned against permitting to be made permaneat any temporary connection with a potable supply designed to be hGd in place while being used for flushing or other purposes, and is also cautioned against the danger of back siphonage through portable hose lines and similar avenues of possible contamination.
TWENTY-TH REE:
Effective disinfection to control disease producing organisms sha'l be the production of an effluent which will contain a concentration not greater than 200/100 ml of Fecal Coliform organisms as a geometric average value nor greater than 1,000/100 ml of these organisms in more than 10% of the samples tested.
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The approval herein granted for sewers is limited to the right to construct the sewers, but approval of connection there t is specifically withheld until such time approval for use thereof is granted by the De,nartment.
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The attention of the permittee is directed to the fact that the effluent from the herein approved sewage treatment works is discharged to a dry stream normally without the
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benefit of dilution. If the effluent creates a health hazard or nuisance, the permittee shaft upon notice ; rom the Department of Environmental Resources, provide such additional treatment as may be required by the Department.
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This permit authorized the construction and operation of the proposed sewerage facilities durirg the interim period from the effective date hereof until facilities for conveyance and treatment at a more suitable location, in accordance with either an Official Plan (as defined in the Act of January 24,1966, P. L.1535, The Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act) or the Department's Rules and Regulations. Title 25, Part 1, Subpart C, Article 11, Section 91.31, are installed and are capable of receiving and treating the permittee's sewage. When such municipal sewerage facilities become available the permittee shall provide for the conveyance of its sewage to these sewerage facilities, abandon the use of 'the herein-approved facilities, and notify the Department accordingly. This permit shall then, upon notice from the Department, terminate and become null and void, and shall be relinquished to the Department.
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Tae plant hereby approved is required to effect secondary treatment of the sewage which it receives. Secondary treatment is that treatment that will reduce the organic waste load as measured by the biochemical oxygen demand test by at least 85% during the period May 1 to October 31 and by at least 75% during the remainder of the year based on a five consecutive day average of values; will remove practically all of the suspended solids; will provide effective disinfection to control disease producing organisms; will provide satisfactory disposal of sludge; and will reduce the quantities of oil, greases, acids, alkalis, toxic, taste and odor producing substances, I
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color, and other substances inimical to the public interest to levels that will not pollute the receiving i
stream.
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Records of the opct5 ef the single residence sewage treatment works as the State Department of Environmental Resources may deem necessary for the proper control of the operation of the treatment works shall be kept on forms satisfactory to the Department and shall be filed in the Regional Office of the Department at intervals as specified.
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The permittee shall submit to the Department by March 31 of each year a report showing the hydraulic and organic load compared to the design load and the expected load for a period of five years hence.
THIRTY:
The permittee shall prohibit additional connections to a sewer system or load from being placed upon a sewage treatment p1 art when the plant capacity will be exceeded within five years unless steps have been taken to enlarge the plant within that time.
THIRTY-ONE:
The permittee shall take the necessary measures for the construction of sewerage facilities in a manner compatible with good con:ervat on methods to minimize the effect on the i
environment, the regimen of the stream bed or channel, and to prevent sediment and pollutants from entering the waters of the Commonwealth.
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The local waterways patrolmen of the Pennsylvania Fish Commission shall be notified when the construction of the stream crossing and outfall is started and completed. A k
pr.rmit must be secured from the Pennsylvania Fish Commission if the use of explosives is required.
The permittee shall notify the local waterways patrolmen when explosives are to be used.
THIRTY-TH REE: If future operations by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania require modification of the stream crossing and/or outfall or there shall be unreasonable obstruction to the free passage of floods or navigation, the permittee shall remne or alter the structural work or obstruction without expense to the Commonwealth of Pennsylv.nia. If upc-the revocation of the permit, the wor!:
shall not be completN, the permittea, t; his own expense and in such time and manner as the Department may require, shall remove any or all portions of the incompleted work and restore the watercourse to its former cond! don. No claim shall be made against the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on account of any wch removal or alteration.
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Dear. Sir:
NPDES Per :it No. 0009920 Three Mile Island Nuclear Station Final Treat =ent Plans In accordance with Special Condition 4 of the above-referenced pemit, enclosed please find the final treatment plans for our Three Mile Island.
Nuclear Station (TMI).
As can be seen in reviewing the enclosed plans, reference is made to all TMI HPDES permit identified discharges except discharges 002, 003, and 004. Further, reference was not mada to these three discharges in that, in accordance with the current TMI NPDES permit, compliance was achieved for these three dischar6es on the effective date of the permit.
Should you find that these plans appear to be deficient in any respect, we vould ask that you give us an opportunity to meet with you to discuss the matter before you issue any kind of vritten review statenent. We feel that in this vay ve can quickly clear up any misunderstandings you might have and thereby save sc=e ti=e for both of us.
In this sane regard, it should be noted that if these plans are not approved by February 16, 1976, it is dcubtful whether we vill be able to meet the first milestone of our implementation schedule (i.e. start construction March 1, 19T6; reference the current TMI NPDES permit, part B.1.a, and Section T of the enclosed plans).
We trust this subsittal is satisfactory; however, should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
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R. C. Arnold Vice President RCALIFV:iL.
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R. C. Arnold, Vice President Gentlemen:
This is in response to your concern that the discharge limitations in the subject permits are being applied on a gross rather than net basis.
We have evaluated the i= pact of defining the effluent limitations as net rather th:m gross, and have found that in this case there would be no significant i= pact on water quality. We therefore agree with your request, and hereby revise the above per=its for Three Mile Isb nd to reflect net limitations. Obviously, this does not apply to the limi-tations on pH and Temperature.
We hope that this will be sufficient to eliminate any problems with permit compliance due to intake water quality.
Should you have a$sy questions, do not hesitate to call.
Sincerely.
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This is in response to your letter of Jamtary 5,1976, relative to the Industrial Vastes Permits for your TLree Mile Island Nuclear Station i {A.
in Londonderry Township, Dauphin County.. You requested clarification on the etfect of ambient pH and temperature in tha river on your discharge requirements.
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If you haves any further questicus please feel free to contact me.,
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DEPARTEE!;T OF Erf!!P.Gi::tt!;TAL P,ESOU":ES STAT CAP.D C0ti0lTIGt!S RELATi?:0 70 !!;0USTf.!/.L UASTES i
For use in Pater Qvtlity ManageEent Permi ts
'1971 Cencral 1.
The plans for which this permit is issued are approved subject to the condi tion that the waste trealment plant constructed under said plans will predace an effluent satisfactory to the 0 partcent.
L'y this approval, neither the Department nor the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania assumes any responsibility for the feasibility of the plans or the operation of the plant to be constructed thereunder.
2.
All relevant and non-superseded conditions of any prior water quali ty raanagemer.: permi ts, decrees, or orders issued to the herein permi tica or his predecessor shcIl be con-tinued in full force end ef fect and together wi th the provisions of this permi t shall apply to his successors, icssees, heirs and ar.siens.
3.
The respnntibility for the ccrrying cut of the cundition>
ku of this permit shall rest upon the owner, 1cssce, assignec, or other pcrty in responsibic menaccric] -harge of the operation. producing the was tewaters and of the waste treatment works herein approved, such responsibility passing with ecch succession in scid control.
/.pproval of *a dischcrce or facilit!cs under c permit shall not bc cffcetive as to a new ovener until a transfer has been cxecuted and filed on forms provided by the Department and the transfer is approved by the Depcrtment.
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The permittee shall secure any necesscry permission from I.th proper federal cuthority for any outfall or industrial waste treatent structure which discharges into or enters navipble wat2r s and shall obtair. cpproval of any stream crossing, encruschment er ch ange of natural strecm conditions coming within the jurisdiction of the Department.
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In order to avoid obsolescence of the plans of waste trentment works, the approval of the plans herein oranted, and the au th.3r i t'/ m en ted in the permit, i f r.ot speci fically extended, shall cease and be null and vuid two years from the date of this perui: u n l e <. the v..,rks covered by c. aid clanc shall have 1-ce n cc:. p l e t e d a nd p l c.ce.1 in operation on or before that date.
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The varicus structures an.1 apparctus of the industrial weste trectr.cnt warks herein emiroved s.n 11 br r.aintained in proper condition :o that thej till indivia ally and collectively per-form the functions for wnich they w;re designed.
In order to insure the ef ficacy ini prc;cr - aire..acnze of the treatment works, the permi ttee r. Scil n:ke cc-Ic-ic inspections at suffi-ciently frecuent intervais to C
.ct cny in.pai rment of the structural s tz.bi li ty, ac:cquctc c : - i ty, or other requisi tes of the herein t.pproved U rks w':i. -
- r. i gh t ir.pci r thei r ef fective-ness, and shall take im:cdiate s teps to correct any such impai r-ment found to exist.
19 Any screenings, and any settled or floated solids, shall at no tir.:s be permi tted to occur.:ulate in sedimentetion basins to a depth sufficient to interfere with the settling efficiency thercof.
Any such r.teterial remaved shall be handled and dis-posed of so that c nuiscace is not created crid so that every reasoncbic and practical' precaution is taken to prevent the sa{d r.::terial from ru ci.i;.g the waters of the Comanwealth.
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The,dischcrge of untrcctcd or iii.;,roperly treated industrial was tes to the teater's of the Co-.... ccith is contrary to the requirements of the Department.
If, because of accidental b reakde.s of the treen:.dnt ucrks or plant equipment or for other reason, any such discharge should occur, then the opera tion.of tiac i..il l or process pi vducing r.uch di r. charge shall be dir. continued until repcirs to the trentac.nt works i
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This permit in is;ued cuhjcet to all P.ules and Ecculations ncv in force and the follcuin; Special Ccaditiens:
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The ef flur.nt diccharged to the waters of the Cotconucalth shall not be acid, shall have a pi! of not ic:s than 6.0 nor greater than 9.0, and shall not contain r. ore than 7.0 eg/l of dissolved iron.
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All bic-degrad.,hle vastes shall be given a mininun of secondary treatment or its equivr.le at ier indu;: rial ecstes. Seccadary treatment is that treatecut which shall acce'glisb the follwins:
(J) Dctuce the c rr.anic enate J oed as r:casured by the biochem* cal oxygen decand test by at 1 cast 85% during the period May 1 to October 31 and by at least 75 during the remainder of the year based on a five concccutive day average of values.
(2) Renova practically all of the suspended solids. '
(3) Provide effective disinfection to control disease producing organisms.
(4) Provide satisfactory disposal of sludge.
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P. educe the quantitics of oils, greases, scids, alkalis, toxic, taste and oder producing substances, color and other substances inimical to the public interest to levels which shall not pollute the receiving sLrcam.
An equivalent of the treatment prescribed above shall be req f red for non bio-defradabIc wastes.
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The sides of the settling basins shall be maintained constantly at an elevation at least 24 inches above the highest unter 1cvel'in the basins.
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The perr.ittee shall prec,tly subrit to the Department records of operation and efficicacy of the vaste treateent uorks.
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Approval of p' nr refers to functional design and not s t r uc tu re.1 s t cw i li ty, v;hich i<. (,su.::d to be sounJ and in accordence,eith goad stru:tural design.
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7 1he Departrent e.:ay at a subseq mnt tir:c rnodi fy, suspend or re.d.e :hi. p.r.ni t whenever the w:$ters of f ected by tj:e presenti / st.thori zed ws te di scharge havc becc.c so improved ir cha rer.tcr through ratural or erti ficial processes of cone.crvction or recic.mation as to render inirlical or harnful the effluent from the works herein approved, or when:ver the Departrent increases treatment requi rem:nts for uns tes ger. rally.
Therefore, the ;scroittee is herchy notified that scn the Departt.1cnt shall have deternined that the public interest requires the further trectr:ent of such of the permittee's industrial wtstes as are discharged to the waters of the Commorr.tca l th, than up,n r.ot i c by the Depa-tment cnd within the time 5pecified, the'permittec shal1 submit to the Departinent for i ts approvt.1, plans and a report providing for the required d.: gree of treatment, and after approval thercef, shalI co.'s truct such works in accordance with the require.ments of the Cepartre.cnt.
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ef fluent therefrora, shall have created a public nuisance, or such 'discharry, is c..using or contributing to pollution of the waters of the Ccm.aor.escalth, the permittee shall forthwith adopt such remedial ressures as are acceptable to the Dep:rin:nt,.
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l'othing hereir contained shall be const ud to be an Intent on the pr.rt of the Deptrtuent to approve any act rnade or to be nnde by the p:nairtce inconsistent wi th the permittee's la. earl r,n "rs oi with cxisting la'.es of the Commontcalth regulating industrial wastos and the practice of professional
' cngineering, nor :.hcIl this pertai t be cons t rued to sanction any act otherwisc forbidden by any of th:_ Ic is of the Conaton-wealth of ret.nsylvania or of the United Stctes.
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The work. shall be constructed under expert engineering superv i r. ion end co.:p':t en t is:spect icn, and in accordance wi t h p l a.r., des i ere., ard other data as herein approved c,r amen.hd,.ind with the conditions of this permit.
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The o >tfall sewer or drain shall be extended to lo.v water mark of the rcccivir.: body of uc:.cr,in such a manner as to insure the satisfactory dispersion of its effluent thereinto; ine.ofar es practiccble it shall hcvc its outict sch:..arsed; and shall b2 mnstructed of cast iron, concrete, er other materici approved by the Depcrte.ent; and 'shall be, so' protected cgcins t the effects of ficed v.atcc, ice, or other hazards as to recrc sbly insure i ts s tructural s tabili ty and freedc;n frcm stoppeg2.
.n 1,2 t" en the r.crcin c;oroud industrial unste trcctt;.::nt works is completed and bef,cre it is pieced in operation, the permittee shall notify the Department so that r.n inspection of the works mcy be made by a representative of the Department.
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trcctr ent works r:2y be, full effectiveness cannot be developed unlest i t is ef ficiently operated.
In order to secure such efficiency, protect the waters of the Comon iealth, and insure th: ra.s t effect!ve and ccenc :ical desage when che..icais are used the perinittce is t : quired to place the works under the regular charcc of a resnn, sible plent officic1, cr.d ; L: upera-(
t tion u der the control of tbn Jesigner of the works or other qu:lified p:rson cpproved by the Deportncnt, for et least one ycer af ter cc::$letion.
Morcover, upon written notice from the Depa rt.on r.t. th5 permittec shall maintain one or more skilled cpern. ors ret;uh.clf on duty for such daily peric.ds as the Depcrtment may direct.
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The richt to disch:rge the effluent from the herein cpproved Indust:ici ucotc treatment works into the waters of the Conn:en-wealth is cnntiiennt upon such operation of these works as will at all times produce an effluent of a quality satisfactory to the n i u t;..i.t.
If, in the opinicn of the Depar(ment, these worht cra not so operated or if by reason of change in the chnrceta of tr..tes er i nc t t s ud ' ra d upon the w..r hs, o r chnnped use or condi t ien of t he rocciving ' ody of v.>a ter, or u
otherwise, the said cffluent ceas.is to be satisfactory for ruch di.ch,rtn.
herein crcr.ced to di:.charce such effluent shall ec.n,e endu..n upon n becm.c reell and void unles.s wi thin the tii.sc speci fic :
by the Dep :r tncn t, the eimi t tee r.ha ll ado, t uch rer,c Jia l scoc.ures ui l ' r. r. :'oce c;'n e f i l ecn t v.h i ch, i n t he op i n ion o f the a t.
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l Enclosed is -your permit to discharce in accordance with the National Pollutant Discharge Elicination System established by P.L.92-500, the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972.
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If such request is duly filed, those terns and conditions of the perrit affected by the issues rai. sed in your request shall not be effective until final aqcncy action has occurred.
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AUT!!ORIZATION TO DISCl!ARGE UNDZR THE NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM In compliance with the proYi31on3 of the Federsl Water Pollution Control Act, as amended, (33 U.S.C.1251 ct. seq: the "Act"),
METROPOLITAN EDISON COMPANY P.O. BOX 542 READING, PENNSYLVANIA 19603 I
is authorized to discharge from a facility located at THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR STATION LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP, DAUPHIN COUNTY, PA.
SUSQUEHANNA PIVER i
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in secordance with efituant limitations, monitoring requirements and other conditions set forth in Parts I, !!, and III hereof.
This permit shall become effective on January 30, 1975 l
'Ihis permit and the authorization to discharge shall expire at midnight, January 30, 1933 Signed this 30thday of December 1974 I
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A. EFFLUMTLEllTA'ITONTAND MONITO!!! G REQ 01IG12NW During the patied brgnning effeetive date -
end 1:uting throuJh expiration date tha pennitte is authorized M diacLarga from cuttall(s) sazin] numbar(s) 101 - Treated Sewage Effluent Such di:,chrayos shall be limited and monitored by the pcrmittee as spacified below:
Ffnumt amacteri, tic c::chsrg umitsuons u onitorine a th m tn o c
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'D f3 Iliochemical Oxygen N/A N/A 30 mg/l 45 mg/l 2/ Month
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Demand (5-day) b FEY Total Phosphorus N/A ft/A 2 mg/l 4 mg/l 2/ Mon t *:
Gl:An MD l'eca l Coli form N/A N/A 200/100 ml 400/100 ml 2/Montl-G!tAls P
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Temperature--heat rejected to the waterway shall not exceed a maximum of 758x10 BTU / hour or a maximum effluent temperature of 87*F.
Continuous Recorded
- Free available Chlorino N/A N/A
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- Neither free availabic chlorine nor total residual chlorine may he discharged from any unit for more than two hours in any one day and not more than one unit may discharge free available or total residual chlorine at any one time unless the permittee can demonstrate to the permit issuing nuthority, that the units in a particular location cannot operate at or below this level of chlorination.
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standard units End stiill be I:2onitstrd 1/ week grab.
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and luting through June 30, 1977 the permittee ' authorized to dischargo from outf.dl(s) r.aial number (s) 102-Auxi1inry boiler blowdown u
Such dir.cht.rges shall be limited and monitored by the pcrruittee u rpocitied below:
Effluent Oe.racteristic Dhchtags Lisnitations Afonitoring thquirannta kg/ day (lbs/dG) d$iit Units (Specify)
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.\\/A N/A N/A 1/ month grab Total Phosphorus N/A
.N/A N/A N/A 1/ month g rab s
'lhe pli ahdl not he Ics; than N/A standant units nor greater thanN/A standard units and shall be monitered 1/ month grah 77
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standard muts not g. ester than 9
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.Dtuin2 the prica beginning cffeetive date tLo p.arni; tea is aut]wrized to dicehanga from outfall(e) s.arial nuinhu(c) 104 all non-radioactive low volume
&tch d!acht.rece shall be limikd sad monitored by (Im 1.amittee u spxifkd below:
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the p:rutillea is authorized to dL:charga frota ccGd!(s).2dA nutnim(s) 104 - all nm-radioactive low volume waste sourees
&ach dl;.ch:rg23 shall be limited and tuouitored by the pantittee as specItal b21ow:
Efiluent Otarr.ctedstic Dbir+y Iimitstions,
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- 3. SCli2DULE OF COMPLIANCE
- 1. The permittee shall achieve compliance with the effluent limitations specified for discharges in accordance with the following schedule:
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Discharges 102, 104
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Submit plans for waste treatment - 12 months from permit effective date Commencement of construction - March 1,1975 Completion of Construction - March 1,1977 Attainment of Operational Level - July 1,1977 b.
Discharges 101, 001, 002, 003, 004 Attainment of operational level - effective date of permit c.
Discharge 103 t
Progress Report - March 1, 1975 Attainment of operational level - effective date of permit
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- 2. No later than 1-1 calendar d2ys folloing a date identified in the above schedule of compliance, the permittee shall submit either a report of progress or, in the case of i
specific actions being required by identified dates, a written notice of compliance or noncompliance. In the latter case, the notice shall include the cause of noncompliance, any remedial actions taken, and the probability of meeting the next scheduled requirement.
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PA 000D920 C.. F.omTOP.!sm 3n nEPORTING D**D
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- 1. Rep..:: ata:ne 5.;r p!in; Senples and mnsuremen:s taken a.s re:; aired herein shali N representative of the volume and nature of the monitored dirhrge.
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Monitoring re ults obtained during the previous 3 months shall be summarized for each month and reported on a Di; charge Monitoring Report Form (EPA No. 33201),
postmarked no later than the 28th day of the month following the completed reporting
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period. The first report is due on April 28, 1975
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these, and a!! other repor a required herein, shall be submitted to the Regional l
Administrator and the State at the following addresses:
l Environmental Protection Agency Pennsylvania Department g
Region.III, Curtis Bldg. 2nd Floor of Environmental Resources i
Permits Application Section Roo:a 1003, Health 4 Welfare Bldg.
6th 6 Walnut Streets Harrisburg, Pa., 17120 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106 Telephone: 717/787/9665 Telephone: 215/597-9204
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- 3. Definitions l
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He "d'l!> ave ap" discharge m=:.m the total dis iter.2 by weizht during a calendar f
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men:h 'lhicied by tne r.um:;er Of cays in the nwnth that th predaction or
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commercial heility was operating. Where less than daily sampling is required by this
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permit, the daily average discharge shall be determined by the summation of all the l
measured daily discharges by weight divided by the number ~ of days during the calendar month when the measurer..ents were made.
- b. 'The " daily maximum" discharge means the total discharge by waight during any calendar day.
Sec A itional definitions at the conclusion of this per=1t.
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Te : Proceaures Test p<ccedures for the analysis of pollutants shall conform to re;;ulations p'.blished purs aat to See: ion 304(g) of the Act, under which such procedures may be recaired.
- 5. Recceding of Results For each memurement er sample taken pursuant to the requirer.ients of this permit. the permittee shall reccrd the fellowing informat:en:
The exact place, date, and time of sampling; s.
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- b. The dates tne analyses were performed; De pe.mn(s) who performed the analyses; 1504 232 c.
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The analytical t:chniques Or Octhods usca; ar.d
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The results of all required 2nalyses.
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Additional Monitoring by P ::it ee If the permittee nonitors any pollucant designated herein, at the location designated herein more frequently than required by this permit, using approved analytical cethods as specified above, the results of such monitoring shall be includ d in the calculation and reporting of the values required in the Discharge. Monitoring Report Form (EPA No. 3320-1).
Such increased frequency shall also bo indicated.
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Records Retention All records and information resulting from the monitoring activities required by this permit including all records of analyses performed and calibration and maintenance of instruner tation and recordings from continuous monitoring instrucentation shall be retained for a minimum of three (3) years, or longer if requested by the Regional Administrator or the State water pollution control agency.
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A. MAN AGEMENT REQUIREMENTS
- 1. Change in Dischcrge All discharges authorized herein shall be consistent with the terms and conditions of this permit. The discharge of any pollutant identified in this permit more frequently than or l
at a level in excess of that authorized saall constitute a violation of the permit. Any anticipated facility expansions, production increases, or process modifications which will result in new, different, or increased discharges of pollutants must be reported by submission of a new NPDES application or,if such changes will not violate the effluent limitations specified in this permit, by notice to the permit issuing authority of such changes. Following such notice, the permit may be modified to specify and limit any li pollutants not previous!'/ mited
- 2. Noncompliance Notification If, for any reason, the permittee does not comply with or will be unable to comply with any daily maximum effluent limitation specified in this permit, the permittee shall provide the Regional Administrator and the State with the following information, in writing, within five (5) days of becoming aware of such condition:
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A description of the discharge and cause of noncompliance; and i
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- b. The period of noncompliance, including exact dates and times; or, if not corrected, I
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the anticipated time the noncompliance is expected to continue, and steps being taken to reduce, eliminate and prevent recurrence of the noncomplying discharge.
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- 3. Facilities Operation The permittee shall at all times maintain in good working order an'd operate as efficiently as possible all treatment or control facilities or systems installed or used by the permittee l
to achieve comp!!ance with the terms and conditions of this permit.
- 4. Adverseimpact i
The permittee shall take all reasonable steps to minimize any adverse impact to navigable waters resulting from noncompliance with any effluent limitations specified in this permit, including such accelerated or additional monitoring as necessary to d2termin9 the nature and impact of the noncomplying discharge.
- 5. Byp.using Any diversion from or bypass of facilities necessary to maintain compliance with the terms and conditiens of this permit is prohibited, except (i) where unavoidable to prevant loss of life or severe property darnage, or (ii) where excessive storm drainage or runoff would damage any facilities necessary for compliance with the effluent limitations and prohibitions of this permit. The permittee shall promptly notify the Regional Administrator and the State in writing of each such diversion or bypass.
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Removed Substances Solids, sludges, filter backwash, or other poh:a. s rernoved in the course of treatment or control of wastewaters shall be disposed cf in s manner such as to prevent any pollutr.nt from such materials from entering nasigab'e wa:e-s.
- 7. Power Failures In order to maintain compliance with de efEuent limitations and prohibitions of this permit, the permittee shall either:
In accordance with the Schedule of Co=pliance contained in Part I, provide an a.
alternative power source sufficient to ope:2te ie wastewater control facilities; or, if such alternative power source is not in existence, and no date for its implementation appears in Part I,
- b. Halt, reduce or "herwise control production and/or all dischar;;es upon the reduction, loss, or failure of the primary sottree of power to the wastewater control I
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B. RESPONSIBILITIES i
- 1. Right of Entry The permittee shal. allo.v 6 head cf :ne 5.a:e water pollu:~on control agency, the Regional Administrator, and /or their auncriaed representatives, upon the presentation of credential.:
To enter upon the permittee's premises where an efnuent source is located or}in a.
which any records are required to be kept under the terms and conditions of tlis permit; and
- b. At reasonable times to have access to and copy any records required to be kept under the terms and conditions of this per=i:: to inspect any monitoring equipment or monitoring method required in iis permit: and to sample any dischar;e of pollutants.
- 2. Transfer of Ownership or Control In the event of any change in control or o.c.er: hip of facilities from which the authorized discharges emanate, the pe: nittee shall nc::f Se succeadng owner or controller of the existence of this permit by letter, a ecpy of which shall be forwarded to the Regional Administrator and the State riter pcilu:ie. control a;ency.
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Knowingly making any false statement on any such report may resultin the imposition of criminal penalties as provided fce in Section 309 of the Act.
- 4. Permit Modification After notice and opportunity for a hearing, this permit may be modified, uspended, or revoked in whole or in part during its term for cause including, but not limited to, the following:
Violation of any terms or conditions of this permit; a.
- b. Obtaining this permit by misrepresentation or failure to disclose fully all relevant facts; or l
A change in any condition that requires either a temporary or permanent reduction or c.
elimination of the authorized discharge.
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Notwithstanding Part II, B 4 above, if a toxic effluent standard or prohibition (including any schedule of compliance specified in such effluent standard or prohibition) is established under Section 307(a) of the Act for a toxic pollutant which is present in the discharge and such standal or prohibition is more strinpnt than any limitation for such pnMutant in this permit, this permi'. shi! ba rwised or modified in accordance with the toxic effluent standard or prohibition and the permittee so notifled.
- 6. Civiland CriminalLiability Except as provided in permit conditions on " Bypassing" (Part II, A-5) and " Power Failures" (Part II, A-7), nothing in this permit shall be construed to relieve the permittee from civil or criminal penalties for noncompliance.
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- 7. Oil and Ha:ardous Substance L iability Nothing in this pennit shall be construed to preclude the institution of any legal action or relieve the permittee from any responsibilities, liabilities, or penalties to which the permittee is or may be subj7c~t under Section 311 of the Act.
- 8. State Laws i
Nothing in this permit shall be construed to preclude the institution of any legal action or relieve the permittee from any responsibilities, liabilities, or penalties established pursuant to any applicable Stata law or regulation under authenty preserved by Section 510 of the Act.
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I' Th. issuance of this perrnit dces no: ec. vey any property rights in either real or personal property, or any exclusive privile;+5. nor does i au:horize any injury to private property or any invasion of personal righu. nor r.y infringement of Federal, State or locallaws cr regulations.
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- 10. Severability The provisions of this permit are severable, and if any provision of this permit, or the application of any provision of this per: nit to any circumstance, is held invalid, the application of such provision to other circumstances, and the remainder of this permit, shall not be affected thereby.
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SPECIAL CONDITIO?;S: E:;VIRT?.T; A*. 5-" DIES 1.
Six months after the co
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Operating data such as intake re10:i:y, flow, tempera ture, tidal condi-tions, etc., at the time of s2 piin; should also be reportea.
Reports vill be submitted on a quarterly ': asis.
i Special Conditions:
General Effe:tice I=ediately Unless Otherwise Specified 1.
Debris co11cetad or the intake trash racks shall not be returned to the waterway.
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There shall 'ce e dis:hnr;c of pol;. chlorinated bi-phenol transformer fluids to na.3;2ble -aters.
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The perni*te: sh11; file a report with E.P.A., Region III within 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br /> after disch'.rgin; fro-' outfalls 002, 003 and 004 stating the corposition cf the dischar'e and the reason for discharging.
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Permittee shall submi. to the Regional Administrator no later than 12 months after permit effective date, plans for the com-bination and effective treatment of those categories of Waste streams described in the Final Guidelines for Steam Elcetric Generating Plants (October 8, 1974 Federal Register). Such plans shall include an illustration reporting the flows (mgd) of each waste stream category prior to combination, a description of the proposed treatment for each waste stream category, and an icplementa-tion schedule which shows compliance by July 1, 1977. Upon receipt of such treatment plans by the permit issuing authority the discharge limitations and monitoring requirements will be revised by such auth-ority to include all changes manifested by such treatment plans.
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Effective no later than July 1,1977, there shall be no discharge of solids from clarification water treatment.
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By July 1, 1977, material storage runoff and construction runoff shall not exceed 50 mg/l Total Suspended Solids, and a pH of 6.0 -
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Any untreated overflow from facilities designed, constructed t
and operated to treat the volume of runoff associated with the 10 year, 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> rainfall event for this location as defined by the
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All linitations end monitoring requirements for liquid radioactive waste discharges shall be in accordaace with the Atomic Energ'/
Commission regulations as set forth in 10 CFR Part 20 and 10 CFR t
Part 50.
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The conditions of this pernit shall in no way supercede the manda-tory requirements for operation of Nuclear Power Plants imposed by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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The discharge 001, 002, 003, or 004 shall not cause a rise in the stream temperature of eore than 5 F above t'= ambient or a enximun of 87 F whichever is less: not to be changed by more than 2 F during any one hour pr,asod.
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The permittee shall subnit to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Rewources within sixty (60) days of the effective date of this permit, an acceptable application for a Pennsylvania L?ater Quality Management Permit to provide facilities which will produce an effluent containing no more than the quantities of pollutants indicated in Part I
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average of all the da:1y deterninations of concentration made during a calendar onth.
Daily determinations of concentration made using a ccaposite sample shall be the concentration of the cenposite sangle.
When grab sam-ples are used, the daily determination of concentration shall be the arichnetic average of all the samples collected during thac calendar day.
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Composite Sample - A combination of individual samples e.
obtained at regular incervals over a time period.
Either the volume of each individual sample is proportional to discharge flow rates or the samplins interval (for con-stant volume samples) is proportional to the flow rates over the tine period ured to produce the composite.
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- 1. The " daily ma:.imum" te.peracure means the highest arith-metic mean of the tenperatures cbserved for any two (2) consecutive hours during a 24-hour day, or during the operating day if flows are of shorter duration.
- j. " Measured Flow" - Any method of liquid volume measurement the accuracy of which has been previously demonstrated j
in engineering practice, cr for which a relationship to j.
absolute volume has been obtained.
- k. "At outfall XXX" - A sampling location in outfall lino XXX downstream from the last addition point or es other-wise specified.
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batch discharge volumes.
Non-contact ecoling vater means the water that is contained m.
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no contact with any gas, liquid, or colid other than the container for transport; the water shall have no net Foundage addition of any pollutant over intake water levels, f
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Standard D2035-72, Method B, page 553.
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This notice is provided pursuant to 40 CFR, Part 125.35(b) (2), which requires the Regional Administrator to provide a notice of permit issuance er denial to any persons on the r.,ailin; list raintained by the Regional Ad=inis rator.
Such notice is to briefly indicate any si;nificant change which has been nade from terms and conditions set forth in the fac: sheet and the draft permit.
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a water prior to the addition of maximwn of 753 X 10 Cd/hr. er _a '
make-up maxicum e Efluent temper:ture of 87'F.
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e The permit will beco:c effective ca January 30, 1975 and will expire at =idinght, Janinry 23, 192.0 ne draft permit, finall:cd permit, and all related documents are on file at the Region III offices of the Environmental Protection Agency, 6th and t'alnut Streets, Curtis Building, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106.
Tne documents may be inspected and arrangements made for copying between 9 am and 4 pa Monday through Friday, e.v:ept during Federal Holidays.
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ETUiE! ECEIPT PJ:qU1:ST2D Washington, D.C.
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Dear Mr. Proctor:
In response to your letter dated January 17, 1975, please find enclosed the corrected pages for the final NPDES permit for Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station (PA 0009920).
The date for commencement of construction in the Schedule of Compliance has been changed to March 1,197 6.
The word " solids" in Special Condition No. 5 has been changed to " sludges".
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Discharges 101,*001, 002, 003, 004 s
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Permittee shal]!subuit to the Regional Administrator no later than 12 month.: S f ter pe r:ai t effective date, plans for the ecm-binat ion at.d M.t ect ive t reatment of t hose cat enc s-les of Waste stre.ims det.c ;! ed in the Final Guidelines. for Steam Electric Generating M:'ats (Detober S,1974 Federal _ Register). Such p' ens shall include an illustration report-ing the flows (mgd) of each
._ waste strea:a category prior to combination, a description of the p'EF;iosed treatuent for each waste stream cat'egory, and an impicmenta-r tion schedule which sh'ows compliance by July 1, 1977.
Upon receipt of such treatment plans by the permit issuing authority the dischpr :e limitationr. and monitoring requirc:acnts will he revised by such auth-crity to include all changes manifested by such treatment plans.
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Effcetive no later than July '1,'1977, there lhall be no discharge of
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Any untreated overflow from facilitibs designed, constructed and operated to treat th,c volume of runoff associated with thc-10 year, 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> rainfall event for this location as defined by the National Weather Service in Technical' Paper No. 40, " Rainfall
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The conditions of this permit shall in no way supercede the manda-tory requirements for operation of Nuclear Power Plants impos.d 'oy the Atomic Energy Com:aission.
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The discharge 001, 002, 003, or 004 shall not cause a rise in the st:
. temperature or more than 5 F above the achient or a maximun of 37 F vhichever is less; not to be changed by more than 2 F-during any cr.e hour period.
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Tbc permittee shall submit to the: Pennsylvania Department of Environinental Rcwources within sixty (60) days of the effective date of this permit, an acceptable applicati:2n for a Penn.y3vania Wat er Quality Mananenent Pernit to provide faci]; tics whic.h will produce an ef fluent containinc no more than the quantitics of pollutants indicated in i>.srt 1 of this p.reit.
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Harrisburg, PA 17120 i
Dear Sir:
Thres Mile Island Nuclear Station (TMI)
Industrial Waste Permit Application Enclosed please find our application for an Industrial Waste Per=it (IWP) for the proposed Industrial Waste Treat =ent System at TMI. Please note that public notice of this application has cc==enced and proof of publication vill be for-varded on or about January 17, 1977 Throughout the Engineer's Report and the Application, internal streams and monitoring points are nu=bered as specified by US Environ = ental Protection Agency (EPA). We are required by EPA to have certain additional treatment features associated with TMI in operation to improve the treatment of vastes by July 1, 1977 To meet that deadline, construction on. Unit 2 treatment facilities (foundations and buildings) must co==ence in early January,1977.
We have discussed this Per=it application with Mr. James V. Donato of your office. In his letter dated Dec. 13, 1976 he stated that the DER vould consider granting approval to begin construction, which vould not involve the treatment facilities directly (ie., treatment building and associated outside piping), in early January. We therefore request that you autiorize us to c a nce construction i==ediately on these facilities, at our risk, while the Department is processing the application.
Should you have any additional questions pleue contact Mr. C. W. S=yth of our Licensing Staff.
Sincerely, ORIGINAL SIGNEQ BY bec: Don Frier t t gg
. J. Beck L. L. Lasyer C. R. Montsc=ery Manager - Operational E. C. Fuhrer Quality Assurance G. P. Miller File: 63.0050.0c21.000T E h kl
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Industrial Waste Per=it Application, check # h305T cc:
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Dear Sir:
Three Mile Island Nuclear Station (TMI)
Amendment to IWP 2270204 Industrial Vaste Filters 2270204 Enclosed please find the necessary modules for amending IWP This amendment is submitted to address our proposed replacement of Since the industrial vaste filters (Matz filters) currently in use.
the Mats filters have not performed as expected, replacement is neces-sary in order to meet effluent limitations.
This modification was 30, 1976, with Mr. James v. Donato of your staff discussed on November and it was agreed that submittal of Module 26-G-1 t;gether with our plans for filter replacement would provide adequate information for you to amend our permit.
We trust that this submittal is satisfactory and avait your promptShould review and approval so that construction may begin on schedule.
you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Mr. C. W. Smyth of our Licensing staff.
Sincerely, ORIGINAL SIGNED BY L L 1.AWf.ER L. L. Lawyer Manager Operational Quality Assurance LLL:CWS:eg bec: 3. J. Beck Attach =ent: Amendment to IWP 227020h D. Frier - GAI Industrial Waste Filters (2 copies)
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')ISCdARGE OF :ii.t i,' Zi FRO:' D(I-l 4 2, AND INDUSTRIAL 4ASTE TREAT:'E::T SYSTE:1 SUM.% _RY The wac'e wacer streams, which contain suspended solids in high concentrations, are collettea at one common point in an agitated collection sump.
From this cump all the wastes are pumped te a treatment system where the wastes are conditioned and the solids removed by pressure filtration to a level allowable by the permit. The final e f fluent is f low monitored and 4.uup l ed p r io r te combination with any other plant stream.
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Sludge Feed Pumps Two pumps each of equal size will be installed in the sump to pump the wastes on a batch basis to a reaction mix tenk.
t Chemical Conditioning Phase A dilute lime slurry prepared in a lime slurry tank is pumped into the reaction mix cank at a controlled rate where the lime is contacted with the sludge. The overflow from the tank is held in a contact holding tank where the solids are conditioned for filtration.
F,iltration Phase The filtration is performed on a batch (cycle) basis. The filter is first precoated with diatomaceous carth using a preceat s l urry tank and trans fer pumps. Next the filter feed pumps pump the conditiuned sludge through the filter under variable flow and pressure until flow diminishes as measured in the effluent weir tank. The cake is then blown with air and discharged from the filter to storage for periodic off site disposal. The filtrate during the filter run drops from the weir tank into a collection vessel.
It is then pumped through polishing filters prior to discharge. These polishing filters also serve as emergency back-up should a filter cloth break through.
The high pH filtrate is adjusted automatically with dilute sulphuric acid prior to the final filtration. Sand filter backwash is returned to the head of the system.
Treated Effluent All the treated wastes will be flow monitored and sampled in accordance with guidelines prior to combination with another in-plant stream for discharge.
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WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT PERMIT 227020/.
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!C. TYPE OF F ACILITY D. N AME OF MINE OR ARE A SERVED Nucl-ar steam-electric generating statica Three Mile Island Plant lE. THIS PERf.:IT APPROVES:
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- 1. Plans For Construction Of:
- 2. The Discharge Of:
- 3. The Operation Of:
Purp Stations; Sewer s Mrrie a.O and Appurtenances a.
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Untreated Maximum suiface area to be affected Sewage Treatment shall not exceed acres.
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Treatment Facilities Sewage Maximum area to be deep mined Susquehanna River
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[ YOU ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO CONSTRUCT, OPERATE OR Ol5 CHARGE, A5 INDICATED ABOVE, PROVIDED THAT.YO g ;OMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING:
- 1. ALL REPRESENTAT ONS REGARDING OPERATION, CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE AND CLOSING PROCEDURES AS WELL AS ALL 020/+
QATED OTHER MATTERS SET FORTH IN YOUR APPLICATION AND lYS SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS (APPLICATION NO.
Nove:2er 18,1C170
, AND AMENDMENTS DATED dUUe 1[6* 1971 4 SUCH APPU.
CATION, ITS SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS AND AMENOMENTS. ARE HEREBY MADE A PART OF THIS PERMIT.
I. CONOiTiONS NuusERED1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 % 8, E, U, M, U, S U.
2 Industrial Wastes STAND ARD CONoiTIONS D ATED January 1.19/J.
l OF THE WHICH CONDITIONS ARE ATTACHED HERETO AND ARE MADE A PART OF THIS PERMIT.
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'G. THE AUTHORITY GRANTED BY THIS PERMIT 15 $UBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING FURTHER QUALIFICATIONS:
- 1. IF THERE IS A CONFLICT BETWEEN THE APPLICATION OR ITS SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS AND AMENDMENTS AND THE ST AND ARD OR SPECI AL CONDITIONS,THE STANDARD OR SPECI AL CONDITIONS SHALL APPLY.
- 2. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE RULES AND REGULATIONS OP THE DEPARTMENT OR THE TERMS OR CONORTIONS OF THIS PERMIT SHALL VOID THE AUTHORITY CivEN TO THE PERMlTTEE BY THE ISSUANCE OF THE PERMIT.
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{ 3. THl3 PE RuiT IS ISSUED PURSIIANT TO THE CLEAN STREAMS LAW.THE ACT OF JUNE 22,1937 P.L.1957, AS AMENDE D.
ISSUANCE OF THIS PERMIT SMALL NOT RELIEVE THE PERMITTEE OF ANY RESPONSIBILITY UNDER ANY QTHER LAW.
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PERMIT ISSUED AUG 171971 3 ~M b bhueff R,
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The:e plans are hereby approved subjcet, nevertheless, to th'c condition that the vaste trec.tnent plant constructed under said plans vill produce an effluent satis-factory to the Department.
By this approval, the Cc=:enwealth of Pennsylvania assures no responsibility for the feasibility of the plans or the efficiency of,
the operation of the plant to be constructed thereunder.
j This per=it is issued subject to all Rules and Regulations now in force, and the following Special Conditions:
P A.
The effluent discha-ged to the waters of the Co==onwealth shall not ba acid, shall have a pH of not less than 6.0 nor greater than 9.0, and shall not con-tain tore than 7.0 mg/l of dissolved iron.
B.
In order to avoid obsolescence of the plans of vaste treatment works, the
-.7 approval of the plans herein granted, if not specifically extended, shall cease and be null and void two years from the date of this per=it unless the works covered by said plans shall have been completed and placed in operation on or before that date.
C.
Within six months after the herein approved vaste treatment works are ' constructed and_placed in operation, the permittee ahn11 submit to the Pennsylvania Department of Environ = ental Resources, Farrisburg, Pennsylvania, evidence of the efficiency and adequacy of such works in treating the vaste discharges from this establish-(
rent. If the proposed vaste i,reatment works fail to meet the requirements of the f
Department for secondary treatment, then the permittee shall immediately proceed with the installation of such provisions as may be necessary to obtain a degree of treatment satisfactory to the Department, subject to approval by;the Depart-ment of plans for any major additions to or modifications of the new proposed vaste treatment works.
Secondary treatment is that treatment that vill reduce the organic waste load as measured by the biochenical oxygen derand test by at least 85% during the period May 1 to October 31 and by at least 75% during the remn4Mer of the year based on a five, consecutive day average of values; vil1 remove practically
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all suspended solids; vill provide effective disinfection to control disease producing organisns; vill provide satisfactory disposal of sludge; and vill reduce the quantities of oil, greases, acids, alkalis, toxic, taste and odor producing substances, color, and other substances inimical to the public interest to levels that vill not pollute the receiving stream.
An equivalent of secondary treat =ent is required for nonbiedegradable vastes.
The attention of the per=ittee is diretted to the necessity of technical control and experimentation in 'the operation of the porposed vaste treatment works to D.
insure the most effective chemical dosages and proper operation cycles necessary for satisfactory perfornance at all tir,s.
All sanitary sewage fron the industrial establishment herein considered chall be disposed of in a manner satisfactory to the Department and shall not be inclu E.
with the industrial vastes.
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Approval of plans refers to vaste treatment and not structural stability, which is assumed to be sound and in accordance with good structural design. Failure, because of faulty structural design or peor construction, of the works herein approved vill render the per=it void.
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No matter how well designed and carefully constructed a vaste treatment works may be, full effectiveness cannot be developed unless it is efficiently cpera-ted.
In order to secure such efficiency, protect the waters of the Co==onwealth, and insure the most effective and economical dosage when chemicals are used, the permit is required to place the works under the regular charge of a responsible plant official, and its operation under the control of the designer of the works (or other qualified person approved by the Bureau of Sanitary Engineering) for at least one year after completion. Moreover, upon written notice from the Bureau of Sanitary Engineering, the permittee shall maintain one or more skilled operators regularly on duty for such daily periods as the Bureau may direct.
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The discharge of untreated or improperly treated industrial vastes to the waters of the Commonwealth is contrary to the requirements of the Department, If, because of accidental breakcovn of the treatment works or plant equipment or for other reason, any such discharge should occur, then the operation of the mill or process producing such discharge shall be discontinued until repairs to the treatment works or other satisfactory measures to prevent stream pollution shall t
have been completed.
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The following limits and conditions shall apply for the controlled release of radioactive materials in liquid effluents to the environs:
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The calculated annual dose above background to an individual in an unrestricted area should not exceed 3 mrem to the whole body or 10 mrem to any organ.
2.
The concentration of radioactive materials released in liquid from all reactors at the site shall not exceed the values wastst specitted in 10 CFR Part 20, Appendix B, Table II, Column 2, for unitstricted areas.
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The release rate of radioactiva ~ m ials in liquid wastes, excluding tritium and dissolved gases, shall not exceed 10 Ci/ reactor / calendar quarter.
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During the release of radioactive vastes, the effluent control monitor shall be set to alarm and to initiate the automatic closure of the waste discharge valve prior to exceeding the limits specified in 2 above.
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The operability of the automatic isolation valves in the liquid discharge lines shall be demonstrated annually.
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When the release rate of radioactive materials in liquid wastes, excluding tritium and dissolved gases, exceeds 2.5 C1/ calendar quarter / reactor, the permittee shall nake an investigation to identify the causes for such release rates, define and initiate a program of action to reduce such release rates to the design objective levels, and report these actions to the Pa. DER within 30 days from the end of the quarter during which the release occurred.
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The maximum amount of tritium released'per reactor per calendar year shall not exceed 1,000 curies.
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Metropolitan Edison Company i
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Londonderry Township Dauphiu County Metropolitan Edison Company P.O. Box 542 7..
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This is in response to your concern that the discharge 11=itations t(
in the subject permits are being applied on a gross rather than net basis.
We have evaluated the impact of defining the effluent limitations as net rather than gross, and have found that in this case there would be no sign 4fia"t impact on water quality. We therefore agree with your request, and hereby revise the above permits for Three Mile Island to reflect net limitations. Obviously, this does not apply to the 11=i-tations on pE and Temperature.
We hope that this will be sufficient to eli=inate any problems with permit co=pliance due to intake water quality.
Should you have any questions, do not hesitate to call.
Sincerely, W"
- (i w, Terry R rabian Regiona Water Quality Manager Harrisburg Regional Office TRE:TRK:kew U
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Dear Hr. Arnold:
This is in response to your letter of January 5, 1976, relative to the Industrial Vastes Permits for your Three Hile Island Nuclear Station f {
in Londonderry Township, Dauphin County._ Tou requested clarification on the effect of a=bient pH and temperature in the river on your discharge requirenant,s.
If the pH or tedperature of the intaka water are in excess of the permit ifmitation, your discharge cannot exceed those values.
If you have any further questions please feel free to contact me.
Very truly yours, YW a
Terry R. Fabian Regional Water Quality Manager Harrisburg Regional Office TPJ:jl 1504 256 6
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STANDAD CC:!DITIO:IS REIJ. TING TO INDUSTRIAL UASTES
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All mlevant apd non-superseded conditions of prior industrial waste pemits, decrees, or orders issued to the hemin named pemittee or his predece'sser shall be continued in full force and effect.
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During construction no radical changes shall be made from the~
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plans, designs, and other data herein approved unless the permittee.
shall first submit each such revision to the Sanitary Water Board and receive written approval thereof.
THREE: The works shall be constructed under expert engineering super-vision and competent inspection, and in accordance with the plans, de;~ '---- " ~ "
signs, and other data as her.ein approved or mended, and the conditions of this pemit.
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No 'stom water from pavements, amaways, roofs, or other sources
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shall be adnitted to the works herein approved, which shall be used ex-clusively for the treatnant of industrial wastes.
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The outfall sewer or drain shall be extended to low water me.rk of the receiving body of water in such a manner as to insure the satis-factory dispersion of its effluent thereinto; insofar as practicable it shall have its outlet submerged; and shall be constructed of cast iron, concrete, or other material approved by the Division of Sanitary Engi-neering; and shall be so protected against the effects of flood water, ice, or other hazards as to reasonably insure.its structural stability and freedom from stoppage.
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When the herein approved industrial waste tmatment works is
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SEVEN: The various structures and apparatus of the' industrial vaste treatment works herein approved shall be maintained in pmper condition so that they will iudividually and collectively perform the functions for which they were designed.
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The screenings and sludge shall be so handled that a nuisance is not created and shall be disposed of in a sanitcry manner to the satis-4 faction of the Division of Sanitary Engineering of the Department of Health.
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The settled ' solids shall at no time be per-Itted to accumulate in the sedimentation basin (s) to a depth greater than one third that of the basih(s) as const ucted and the settled material removed shall be handled.and disposed of in a nanner.ntisfactory to the Division of Sani-(
tary Engineering of the Department of Health and so that a nuisance is not created.
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The pernittee shall keep records of operation and efficiency of the waste treatment works and shall submit to the State Department cf HeaIth, promptly at the end of each month, such report therson as may be directed by the Divisien of Sanita:7 Engineering of the said Department.
ELEEN:
Since the herein approved works employ principles not hereto-fore considered conventional in the treatnent of similar industrial wastes, they must be regarded as experimental and the final opinion of the Sani-tary Water Boarsi will depend on actual performance in eliminating the ob-jectionable characteristics of the waste waters as discharged from the.
works in question.
TIELE:
In view of the possibility of the production of industrial weste waters containing objectionable characteistics which the treatment works herein considered may not be capable ci correction or eliminating, the said waste treatment works must be regarded as experimental and the L
final opinibn of the Sanitary Water B'oard will depend on the consistent
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THIR'IEEN: The right to discharge the effluent frem the herein approved industrial waste treatment works into the waters of the Co==onwealth is specifically made contingent upon such operation of these works as will produce an effluent of a quality satisfactory for disgharge into the re-ceiving body of water. If, in the opinion of the Sanitary Water Board, these works are not so cperated or if by reason of change in the charac-ter of wastes or increased load upon the works, changed use or condition of the receiving body of water,' or otherwise, the said effluent ceases to be satisfactory for such discharge, then upon notice by the Board the right herein granted to discharge such effluent shall cease and becemo null and void and, within the time specified by the Board, the pemittee shall adopt such remedial measures as will produce an effluent which, in the opinion of the Board, will be satisfactory for discharge into the said receiving body of water.
EURTEEN: If at any time the industrial waste treatment works of the perdttee, or any part thereof, or the discharge of the effluent there-from, shall have created a public nuisance, or such discharge is or may become inimical and injurious to the public health or to animal or aqua-tic life or to the use of the recei7ing body of water for demestic or
, industrial consumption, or for recreation, the per=ittee shall forthwith adopt such remedial measures as the Sanitary Water Board may advise or
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The irprove.ments being effected in the waters of the Cc=cn-wealth through the prof,ressive, sanita:y clean-up of streams by the Sani-tary Water Board mnder the effects of industrial wastes upcn these waters increasingly harmful or inim*. cal to the public interest, in con-sequence of which the time should be anticipated when such industrial t
wastes must be suitably modified prior to their discharge thereto.
Therefore, the permittee is hereby notified that when the Sanitary Water Board shall have determined that the public intemsts require the treatment or further treatment of the industrial wastes of the pemittee, then the pemittee shall, upon cotice by the Board, within the tir.e specified, submit to the Board for its approval, plans and a report providing fcr the degree of treatment of the pemittes's indus-trial wastes specified by the Board and after approval theraof shall construct such works in accordance with the directions of the Boani.
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The permittee shall secure any necessary pemission from the...
proper federal authority for any.outfall or industrial waste treatment structure which discharges into or ehters navigable waters.and shall obtain from the State Water and Power Resources Board approval of arq
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