ML20127G373
| ML20127G373 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Limerick  |
| Issue date: | 01/14/1993 |
| From: | Morley G PECO ENERGY CO., (FORMERLY PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC |
| To: | Feola J PENNSYLVANIA, COMMONWEALTH OF |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 9301210239 | |
| Download: ML20127G373 (60) | |
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{{#Wiki_filter:- . . _ _ _ . PIIILADELPIIIA ELECTRIC COMPANY 2301 MARKET STREET P.Q BOX 8699 PillLADELPillA, PA 19101 (215) 841-4000 January 14, 1993 Mr. Joseph A. Feola Regional Water Quality Manager Department of Environmental Resources suite 6010, Lee Park 555 North Lane Conshohocken, PA 19428 Re Bradshaw Reservoir NPDES Permit No. PA0052221 Renewal Application Dear Mr. Feolas Enclosed are four (4) copies, including the original, of the completed NPDES renewal application for Bradshaw Reservoir. Also attached is evidence of municipal and county notification, proof of local newspaper public notice and a check (#13002380) in the amount of $500.00 for the application fee. As per Mr. Jim Newbold and Mr. Sohan Garg, of your staff, in Section V, Analysis of Ef fluent, only pollutant groups A and B were required to be analy.'ed . Mr. Garg further indicated that two (2) sets of samples and analyses of the group A and B parameters were sufficient for meeting the application requirements. A copy of this lotter and (including any attachments or encloaures) is being provided to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (USNRC) in accordance with the Limerick Generating Station, Units 1 and 3, Environmental Protection Plan, Section 3.2, 6:hich stipulates that the USNRC shall receive a wpy of any proposed changes to the NPDES permit at the same time the permitting agency is notified. If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Robert M. Matty, Jr. at (215) 841-5177. S ncerel (f cb j oorge M. cr1ey 3 Manager Environmentai Affairs cca U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Document Control Desk (Docket Nos. 50-352 and 50-353 & License Nos. NPF-39 and NPF-85) T. T. Martin, Administrator, USNRC, Region 1 T. J. Kenny, USNRC Senior Resident Inspector, LGS 1h. eo12}g2g; % g2 , ye v@)
O e ER.BWQ 288.10 tRn.12/87 NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCllAltGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM l (NPDES) Application for NPDES Permit New and Existing Industrial Dischargers Applicant Name: Philadelphia Elcetric Company 4 Name of Facility: Bradshaw Reservoir- - NPDES Number: PA 0052221 (if known) Facl!Ity Location: Bedminster Bucks (municipality) (county) Date of Submittal: 1/15/93 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources Bureau of Water Quality Management
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q f. PENN5YLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES 3/1/88 BUREAU OF WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT REClON SECTION CHIEFS Norristown Regional O!! ice . - Joseph A. Feola James Newbold (Permits) Regional Water Quality Manager Joseph A. Feola (Acting) (Operations) 1873 New Hope Street Charles Rehm, Jr. (Planning) Norristown, PA 19401 Ron Furlan (Grants) Tel.: (215) 270-1975 Net: 8 39-1975 Leon Conshor - REGIONAL DIRECTOR - Ans. Ser.: (215) 270-1900 Tel.: (215) 270-1923 f 8-3M-1923 Wilkes-Barre Regional Oflice
- Lawrence A. Pawfush Paul Swerdon (Permits & Grants)
Regional Water Quality Manager Ron Brezinski (Operations) 93 East Union Street - 2nd Floor Paul R. Fosko (Planning) Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 . Tel: (717) 826-2553 Edward R. Shoener - REGIONAL DIRECTOR { Net: 8-425-2533 TeL: (717) 426-2312 Ans. Ser.: (717) 826-2511 8-425-2512 Harrisburg Regional Office . Leon M. Oberdick - Edward J. Corriveau - (Permits & Grants) Regional Water Quality Manager James T. Flesher (Operations) C5 4 Ararat Boulevard Roger Musselman (Planning) Harrisburg, PA 17110 - { Tel.: (717) 657-4590 John Moyer - REGIONAL DIRECTOR Net 8-471-4390 _
. Tel-t (717) 657-4588 Ans. Ser.: (717) 657-4390 8-471-4588 Williamsport Regional Office
. William P. Parsons Rich Adams - (Permits &. Grants)
Reglenal Water Quality Manager Daniel Alters ~ ~~ (Operations) . - 200 Pine Street David Aldenderfer Williamsport, PA 17701 (Planning) TeL: (717) 327-3670 Mark A. Roller - REGIONAL DIRECTOR Net: 8-465-3670 Tela - (717) 327-3693 - Ans. Ser.: (717) 327-3696 S-465-3693 Pittsburgh Regional Office Hugh V. Archer John Morton (Permits)
- Regional Water Quality Manager (Yacant) (Operations)
H15hland Building (Vacant) 121 South Highland Ma!! (Planning) Tim Dreier . (Grants) Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Tel.: (t 12) 645-7100 Net: 8-645-7100 Charles Duritsa - ACTING REGIONAL DIRECTOR Tels (412) 645-7100 Ans. Ser.: . (412) 645-7100 8-645-7100 Meadville Regional Office - Peter A. Yeager David E. Mllhous - Regional Water Quality Manager (Permits & Grants) - William E. McCarthy (Opera tions) 1012 Water Street Jon E. Lester - Meadville, PA 16335 - ' (Planning) Tei.: (814) 724-8550 Net: 8-673-6960 Richard H. Zinn - REGIONAL DIRECTOR - TeL: (414) 724-8557 Ans. Ser. (814) 724-8557 ' 8-673-6957-
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In the event no contact with the Regional Office is made, the Department of Environmental Resources' Emergency Number (717) 787-4343 shall receive calls both during and alter business haure, 24 hours daily, including weekends and holidays. l ______ - _ - _ _ _ - _ _ - - _ - _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - N
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- l. Who Must Apply for NPOES Permits
-,i Persons who operate facilities or activities which discharge pollutants into surface waters of the l Commonwealth (including intermittently-flowing streams and drainage channels). Pursuant to } EPA regulations 40 CFR 122.21, when a facility or activity is owned by one person but is operated
- by another person, it is the operator's duty to obtain the N PDES permit.
- 2. Who Must Use This Form I This form must be used by manufacturing, commercial or other farilities which discharge or
! propose to discharge industrial process wastewater, afone or in combination with other types ! of wastewater discharges, to surface waters of the Commonwealth. l Process wastewater is any water which, during manufacturing or processing, comes into direct contact with (or results from the production or use of) any raw material, intermediate product, i finished product, by-pr'oduct, or waste productL Process wastewater also includes any type of discharge whleh is covered by an effluent limitation guideline (ELG) regulation published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Process wastewater does not normally include j sanitary wastewater, non contact cooling water, or plant area stormwater runoff, unless such ? wastewaters are covered by an FLG regulation. l l 3. Where to File Applications t Three (3) copien of all application materials should be submitted to the DER Regional Office which includes the county in which the facility is located. One copy must be notarized. An additional set of application materials should be submitted for dischargers located in Erie County or within the Delaware Rner basin. 1 i 4. When to File Applications ' Unless permission has been granted by the Departmeht for submission at a later date, ! ' applications must be filed at least 180 days before your present NPDES permit expires, or 180 -
- days prio'r to start up and commencement ofdischarge if you are a new facility.
- 5. Application Fee f The required application fee of $500.00, payable to " Commonwealth of Pennsylvania," must
- accompany the application. The check should not be more than 10 days old.
- 6. Public Notification of Permit Application and Public Access to Application information
- a. Notification of Municipality and County - Act 14, which amended the Commonwealth's Administrative Code (effective April 17,1984), requires every applicant for a new. amended.-
or renewed NPDES permit to give written notice to each municipality and county in which
' the facility is located. The written notices shall be received by the municipalities and counties at least thirty (30) days before DER may issue or deny the permit.
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ER.BWQ 888.10 iRev.12/87 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS (continued) Submit with your application: (1) A copy of your correspondence notifying your intentions to the municipality (ies) and the countyties)in which the permitted activity will occur. I (2) Evidence that the municipality (ies) and county (les) have received your notification. Acceptable forms of this evidence include, certified mail receipt; or written acknowledgement of the notification from the municipality (ies) and county (les). Failure to provide a copy of your notification correspondence and evidence of mur,icipal and county receipt of your notification with the application will delay processing of your permit. Failure to comply with Act 14 will result in permit denial,
- b. LocalNewspaper Notice - When applying for an NPDES permit for a new industrial waste discharge, or when a NPDES renewal involves a substantial change in location, quantity or quality of the industrial discharge, public notice ofintent to discharge is required by Section 307 of the Pennsylvania Clean Stream Law. The applicant is required to publish notice ofintent to apply for a NPDES permit irt a newspaper of general circulation in the county where the discharging facility is located. The notice must be published once-a week during four consecutive weeks. Acceptable evidence of publication is a notarized copy of the notice and statement of publication dates, or separate clippings of each notice with date line intact. This evidence should accompany the application. The notice shall read as follows:
NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the (Company Name. Address. and telephone number) intends to make application to the Department of Environmental Resources for a Water Quality Management Permit for the discharge ofindtistrial waste water in a manner which meets the Department's requirements, from its facility located in (municipality). (county). This is a (new. existine) discharge of a (temporary. intermittent. continuous) nature, to (describe location and troe of discharee. includine the name of the receivine stream and the method ordischarce). This application is made under the provisions of the Clean Streams Law, the Act of June 22,1937, P.L.1987, as amended. Persons desiring additional information, concerning this permit application should contact the applicant as indicated above. Persons who wish to comment on this application should contact the Company as indicated above, or the Department at the following address: Regional Water Quality Manager (anoropriate address and telephone number). after (date on which noolication will be submitted). The notice should be located at or near the top of a right hand page, as far forward as possible in the first section of the newspaper. The notice should appear as a " display" type advertisement. Whenever possible, it should be set off from the surrounding material by a black border. The notice should be at least 2 3/4 inches (or 2 columns) wide and at least 4 inches high.
- c. Avallability ofinformation to the Public - You may NOT claim confidential any information recuired by this form, whether the information is reported on the form or in an attachment.
This information will be made available to the public upon request.
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i ER.BWQ.288.10 iRev.12/871 - GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS (continued) 4 Any information you submit to the Department which goes beyond that required by this form may be claimed as confidential, but claims for information which are efDuent data will ht ~ denied. If you do not assert a claim of conndentiality at the time of submitting the information, the Department may make the information public without further notice to you. Claims of confidentiality will be handled in accordance with EPA's business confidentiality regulations in 40 CFR Part 2.
- 7. How to Use this Form i
The questions to be answered are provided on the right hand pages of the form. Supplemental instructions to those questions are on the left hand pages for your convenience. Enter the NPDES number (if known) for the facility onto the upper right corner of each question page. Unless otherwise specined in the instructions, each item must be answered in order for the application to be considered complete. To indicate that each item has been considered, enter "N/A" for not . pplicable, if a particular item does not fit the circumstances or characteristics of your facility or activity. l If more space is needed to answer a question, attach a separate sheet entitled " Additional i Information for item " Put the NPDES number in the upper right corner of these separate sheets.
- 8. Application SubmittalChecklist Page iv consists of a listing ofitems to be submitted as part of this application, along with a listing of questions included as part of the application package.
, Page iv should be used as a checklist for developing the application package prior to submittal to the Department.
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i - i. ER.BWQ-288.10 (Rev.13/876 APPLICATION SUBMITTAL CHECKLIST Page Lneluded? Item i X Three (3) copies of application package submitted? ~ I X One (1) copy of application notarized? i X Application Fee?- 1, il X Proper evidence of Act 14 municipality, county notification? li -X Proof oflocal newspaper public notice?
!. PHYSICAL LOCATION AND GENERAL INFORMATION 1 X A. Name of Facility 1 X B. Facility Location 1 X C. Facility Operator and Ownership Information 1 X D. SIC Codes 1 X E. General Description and Nature of Business 2 X F. Topographic Map 2 X G. Outfall Location 2 NA H. Preparedness, Prevention, and Contingency (PPC) Planning 3 X l. Line Drawing 4 NA J. Site Plan and Stormwater Runoff 5 NA 11. NEW SOURCE DETERMINATION 6 X -111. OUTFALLS AND ASSOCIATED WASTEWATER TREATM ENT TECHNOLOGIES 7 X IV. SOURCES OF WASTEWATER CONTRIBUTING TO OUTi ALL 7 NA A. Process Wastewater 8 X B. Other Wastewater 8 X C Other Wastewater 8 X D. Total Process, Miscellaneous. NCCW, and Sanitary Wastewater 8 NA E. Stormwater Runoff 10 X V. ANALYSIS OF EFFLUENT QUALITY j
23 NA VI. INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS OF EFFLUENT QUALITY FOR OTHER POTENTIALLY TOXIC POLLUTANTS KNOWN OR EXPECTED TO BE PRESENT IN THE DISCHARGE 24 NA VII. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE SPILL REPORTING REQUIREMENT EXEMPTION 25 X - Vill. ANTICIPATED ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IMPROVEMENTS 26 X IX. BIOLOGICALTOXICITY TEST DATA 26 X X. CONTRACTED ANALYTICAL ASSISTANCE 27 X XI. OTHERINFORMATION 28 X XIL CERTIFICATION AND SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT
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l-ER.BWQ 288.10 (Rew t8/87) i l J [ INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FORM 4 ! 1. PHYSICAL LOCATION AND GENERAL INFORMATION A. Enter the official or legal name of the facility which is the source of the discharge. Do not . use a colloquial name. l B. Give the address orlocation of the facility identified in A. If the facility lacks a street name
- or route number, give tha most accurate alternative geographic information j (i.e., intersection of Rts 45 and 144).
i C. Give the name, as it is legally referred to, of the person, firm, public organization, or any l other entity which operates the facility described in this application. This may or may not be the same name as the facility name in A above The operator of the facility is the legal [ entity which controis the facility's operation rather than the plant or site manager. Indicate whether the entity which operates the facility also owns it, by marking the appropriate box. i l Check the appropriate box to indicate the legal status of the operator of the facility. , 4 Indicate "public" for a facility solely owned by local government (s) such as a city, town, , ! parish, etc. ~ ! Enter the telephone number and address of the operator identified. i i D. List, in descending order of significance, the four-digit standard industrial classincation (SIC) codes which best describe your facility in terms of the principal oroducts or services j . vou oroduce or orovide. Also, specify each SIC classincation in words, A listing of common industrial SIC codes is available with this form and is based on the - 4 " Standard Industrial Classincation Man _ual" prepared by the Executive Office of the President, Office of Management and Budget, available from the Government Printing ? Office. 4 E, Use this space to further describe the nature of your business (e.g. products produced, or services provided). l-n J
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I APPUCATION FOR DISCHARGE PERMIT IS: NPDES humber.PA - 0052221 NEW RENEWAL blob!MCATION X .
- 1. PHYSICAL LOCATION AND GENERAL INFORMATION A. Name of Facility Bradshaw Reservoir B. Facility Location (Street) Bradshaw & Moyer Roads City or Town Plumstead Zip Code 18923 County Bucks NOTE: Discharge is in Bedminster Township C. FacilityOperator(Permit Applicant)Information Operator ( Applicant) Name Philadelphia Electric Company Does the Operator own the facility? @yes O no Status of Operator Federal O State O Private O Public 0 Other Investor owned Phone ( 215 ) 841 .4000 Street 2301 Market Street CityorTown Philadelphia State 'PA ZipCode 19101 D. SIC Codes Corresponding SIC Description s
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-bradshaw Reservoir is a component of a water-diversion system which provides water when needed to.th'e Limerick Generating Station as well at supplement water supplies to Bucks and Montgomery Counties.
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ER.1)WQ 288.10 (Rev.12/8h INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FORM F. Provide a topographic map of the area extending at least to one mile beyond the property boundaries of the facility which clearly show the following: The legal boundaries of the facility. The location and serial number of each of your existing and proposed surface water intake and discharge structures (outfalls). If any outfalls discharge to intermittent streams or drainage swales, indicate the distance downstream to the point where perennial stream flow occurs. All springs and surface water bodies in the area, plus all drinking water wells within 1/4 mile of the facility which are identified in the public record or otherwise known to you. All hazardous waste management facilities, and wells where fluids are injected underground, which are associated with the facility for which this NPDES _ _ . permit is being requested.__ Each map shall include the scale, meridian arrow showing north, and latitude and longitude to the nearest second. Where a stream or river is shown, indicate direction of the current, and show directions of ebb and flow tides in tidal waters. Use a U.S.G.S. 7. t/2 minute series map (unless one has not been published for your area, then use a 15 minute series map). G. Outfall Location - Using the topographic map attached in response to item F, determine the latitude and longitude of your outfalls and the name(s) of their respective receiving waters. (Use an attached listing ifinsufficient space is available.) H. Preparedness. Provention and Contincency (PPC) Plannine - In general, any manufacturing or commercial installation which has the potential for causing accidental pollution of air, land, or water, or for causing endangerment of public health and safety through accidental release of toxic, hazardous, or other polluting materials, should develop, maintain, and implement a PPC Plan pursuant to Chapter 101 of the Department's rules and regulations Many manufacturing or commercial installations may have already developed a Pollution Incident Prevention (P!P) plan which should encompass most of the PPC considerations. In such cases the PIP plan may only need a slight amount of updating. Oil-related Spill Prevention, Control, and Counter-measure (SPCC) plans, which are or have been developed, pursuant to EPA's oil-related SPCC regulations, should also be considered as part of an installation's overall PPC plan. Some installations may integrate their oil related SPCC plan with the PPC plan elements, or may elect to keep it as a separate chapter, or appendix, to the PPC plan. NPDES dischargers should submit (2) copies of the PPC plan for review along with the NPDES application materials. If a PPC plan for the facility has previously been approved by the Department, such submittalis not necessary, unless significant changes have occurred which : would warrant submitting a revision to the PPC Plan. i
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ER BWQ 280.10 IRov.12/B7) NPDESNumber PA 0052221 F. Attach Topographic Map. See instructions. G. Outfall Location: For each outfall, list the latitude and longitude ofits location to the nearest 15 seconds and the name of the receiving water. OUTFALL LATITUDE LONGITUDE NUMBER RECEIVING WATER (Name) (list) s. oto. t u N. s. stc. s. otc. s. MIN. s. stc. 001 40 24 45 75 13 21 East Branch Perkiomen Creek l H. Preparedness, Prevention, and Contingency (PPC) Planning Does the facility have a PPC plan which has been reviewed and approved by the Department?
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$ No,(attach 2 copies for review and approval) NA Does the facility have any other related plans, such as a Pollution Incident Prevention (PIP) Plan or a Spill Prevention Control and Counter Measure (SPCC) Plan? O Yes @ No i
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- j. 1. Line Drawing
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l route taken by water in jour facility from intake to discharge. Show all sources ofintake water : and operations contributing wastewater, including process and production areas, sanitary flows, i cooling water, and stormwater runoff. 4 The water balance should show averare monthly flows for the maximum monthly production i period described in Question IV. The stormwater discharges shown should reflect the maximum !- daily flow expected from a 10 year,24 hour storm event. Show all significant losses of water to products, atmosphere, and discharges to surface waters
- and to publicly-owned or other wastewater treatment facilities. You should use actual i
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ER.BWQ.388.10 t Rec.12/87) INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FORM J. Site Plan and Stormwater Runoli (SWRO) Using the space provided, or an attachment, provide a copy of your facility's site plan which delineates prnperty boundaries, building areas, paved and unpaved areas which contribute stormwater runoff from the facility.
- Information developed for the facility PPC plan should be used wherever possible to respond to this question. ,
- 1. Show the following by shading, coloring or other marking (see Figure 2 for example).
- a. Plant associated areas (areas that have the potential to contaminate stormwater.) They include such areas as industrial plants and plant yards, immediate access roads, drainage ponds, refuse piles, storage piles or areas, and material or product loading and unloading areas. These areas generate Type ! SWRO. .
- b. Other Areas located on plant lands separate from the plant's industrial activities such as office buildings
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- 2. Indicate by appropriate markings and symbols, the location of stormwater drainage inlets, outlets, and j associated drainage pipes or channels.
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- 3. Show the locations of outfalls which discharge stormwater to the receiving stream or river. Where possible, i indicate on the site plan which areas contribute stormwater runoff (described in 1.a and 1.b) to these outfalls.
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; INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FORM
- 11. BACKGROUND ON NEW SOURCE DETERMINATIONS (1) Under EPA's NPDES Regulations 40 CFR 122 2, a "New Source"is defined as any building, structure, facility or installation from which there is, or may be, a " discharge of pollutants," the
" construction" of which commenced:
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- After cromulcation of standards of performance for new sources under Sertion 306 of the Clean Water Act which are applicable to such source; E
- After proposal of standards of performance for new sources under Section 306 which are applicable to such source, buj only if the standards are promulgated within 120 days of their proposal.
(2) The following activities result in a "new source"- (i) " Construction" of source on a site where no other source (;) is located; g (ii) " Construction" of a source on a site where an existing source is located, if the process or production equipment which causes the discharge of pollutants from the exisiing source is totally replaced by this construction, E (iii) " Construction" of a source whose processes are substantially independent of an existing source at a site. (3) " Construction"on a site at which an existing source is located will 9.olbe considered as creating a new source (or a new discharger)if the construction does not create a new building, structure, facility, or installation meeting the criteria of paragraphs 2(ii) or (iii) above, but otherwise alters, replaces, or adds to existing process or production equipment (4) Pursuant to EPA's NPDES regulations,40 CFR 122.29," construction"of a new source has commenced if the owner or operator has either: (i) Begun, or caused to begin as part of a continuous on-site construction program: , (a) Any placement, assembly, or installation of facilities or equipment; or (b) Significant site preparation work including clearing, excavation, or removal of existing buildings, structures or facilities which is necessary for the placement, assembly, or installation of a new source facilities or equipment; g (ii) Entered a binding contractual obliention for the purchase of facilities or equipment which are intended to be used in its operation within a reasonable time. Note' Options to purchase or contracts which can be terminated or modified without substantial loss, and contracts for feasibility, engineering and design studies do nol constitute a contractual obligation. (5) The following definitions are to be used when considering the above instructions:
" Site"- The land or water area where any facility or activity is physically located or conducted, including adjacent land used in connection with the facility or activity. .
" Facilities or equipment"- buildings, structures, process or production equipment or machinery which form a permanent part of the new sco see and which will be used in its operation,if these facilities or equipment are of such value as to represent a substantial commitment to construct. It excludes facilities or equipment used in connection with feasibility, engineering, and design studies regarding the source or water pollution treatment for the source.
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4 4 4 4 i ER BWQ 288.10 IRev.12/87) NPDES Number PA 0052221 4 11. NEW SOURCE DETERMIN ATION N/A i Referring to the instructions for this question, indicate when "constructien"(as defined by
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, begun, state when it will begin. i Do not complete this table for outfalls which only discharge sanitary wastewater or storrawater runoff (unless considered " process wastewater" under an EPA effluc.nt guideline regulationh s , Date Date
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" If not yet discharging, indicate date on which discharge is expected to begin.
l l ER.BWQ,288.10 tRev.12/871 l l 1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FORM l 111. OUTFALLS AND ASSOCIATED WASTEWATERTREATMENTTECHNOLOGIES For each treatment unit, indicate its desien flow rate.and describe the ultimate disposal of any l solid or liquid wastes not discharged. Treatment units and residue handling / disposal methods should be listed in order of occurrence and you should select the proper code from Table _1 for each. Insert "XX"into the column if no cod correstwnds to a treatment unit you list. Example . J Treatment Method for flandling and Disposal llandling Outftli Treatment Unit Description Treatment Unit Design of Solid or Liquid Residue and Number (listin sequence) Unit Code Flow Rate Resulting from Treatment Disposal ! (108 gal / day) 01st in sequence) Code 001 Flow equalization 1.Y 0.200 N/A Oil / Water Separation 4-H 0.100 Landfill 5.Q Rotating Biological Contactor 31 0.100 N/A , Sedimentation 1-U 0.100 Vacuum Filter, Landfill 5.U 5 Q Post-aeration 3-L 0.100 N/A TABLE 1. CODES FOR TREATMENT UNITS PHYSICAL TREATMENT PROCESSES OTilER PROCESSES , 1A . Ammaana Stripping 1N Mienstreining 4A . Discharge to Surface Water 18 , Dialyss 1O Maag 48 . Orean Diseaarp Througa Outfall LC . Distamaceans Ese.t Futrause 1P . Maving Bed Fatars 4C . Rause1tacyrw of Treated EfNient iD . Distillauen 1Q M-alumedia F1t-v om 4-D Undergmund Isjection LE , Electad6alysis &R . Rapid Saad Futtates 4E . Rause er Sa.e of Wastewater er Raw Matenas for iF , Eveporanea 14 , Reverse Osmosa N.yMir en.. Other Processes 40 - Fleerstatus LT . Screening 4F . Temperature Control #coolingi iH Flocatma 1U . Sedimestatma is,rrher 4-G . Kutecue Freenne LI . Fase Frecuaasties L 'V . Slew Saad Filtratwa 4H . od & Greau Removal. taetuding Skimming & IJ . Freense tw . kivent Estracime Separators
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, iF 20 . Coa piaties tA . Neutrahaation 4O , ChMae Compnt Tmatment og 2E . Decaionnauen 2L - Reducties \H Dev.ng Beas 2F Dwafecuos iChienne s 1M . Onor Centrol \4 Ehitnaton 20 Dmafection (Ononel JN . Chemical Hydrolyus W F:ntatmn Thieseniag 4K F eenag LL Oravity Thrasaing SM Heat Drying BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT PROCESSES $N Heat Treatment to tacinerauon 4.P Land Apparation 3- A ,
Acuvated Stude 3K _ Biological !Iydenlyua 5Q Land 641 38 Aerated Lagoons 3L . Post aernuon SR Pmsauro Fdtration JC , Annembie Treatment 3M . Treatment by Plass Aeraton 5-5 . Pyroiyua 3D . Nitnfleatma Deattrineauon 3N Holding or Dessauan Pond 5-7 . Stude Lap as 3E . Pro-Aerauun 30 . R4dp & Furmw trnganon SU . Vacuum F.it auon 3F . Spray irngnuoa; Land Appucahon 3P . Sheet or Overland Flow Irrgauen S-V . Vieraues 3- G . Staoihaauea Ponds 3Q . Surfacer $naturisco tafeCh0m 6-W . Wet osidation 3H . Tncahat Futtanos 3R , Sequeace 84tch Reactor 51 Vibranoa 31 . Rotausg Beat esi tentacters 38 . Art!!nal w et.a nds 5T . % et Ondauon 1J Pohshing Lagouns ST osmanon Diten
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ER.BWQ-288.10 tRev.12/871 INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FORM IV. SOURCES OF WASTEWATER CONTRIBUTING TO OUTPALLS Existing Dischargers - Complete a separate Question IV for each outfall. New Dischargers - Complete a separate Question IV for each outfall for each year of the first three (3) years of operation,(if no significant changes are expected during the first 3 years, then so indicate and only complete one Question IV). A. Process Wastewater- See General Instructions on page 1, Who Must Use This Form, for definition of process wastewater. Space is provided to describe two or more contributing processes. Process wastewater is any water which, during manufacturing or processing, comes into direct contact with (or results from the production or use oO any raw material, intermediate product, finished product, by product,or waste product). Process wastewater also includes any type of discharge which is covered by an efiluent limitation guideline (El.G) regulation published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPAh Process wastewater does p_o,t 4 normally include sanitary wastewater, non-contact cooling water, or plant area stormwater runoff, unless such wastewaters are covered by an ELG regulation.
- 1. Example: Carpet manufacturing, wastewater from fiber processing and dyeing.
- 2. All ELG's promulgated or proposed by EPA are published in the Federal Register, and are 3 published annually in the Code of Federal Regulations,40 CFR Parts 400-end. Contact the applicable DER Regional Office if you have questions concerning applicable ELG's.
- 3. Answer this question based on the representative monthly production level which is expected to occur during the maximum monthly period of production activity for the process. Do not report maximum daily production rates.
For existine discharcers. the production levels reported must take into account actual production records and are nol to be based simply on the facility's maximum production capabilities, nor on estimates of possible (but unconfirmed) future production increases. To obtain alternative einuent limits based upon anticioated production increases, you must define your actual and maximum production capabilities and demonstrate that there is reasonable potential for an increase in actual production during the duration of the upcoming permit. New Discharcers should estimate production figures based on a realistic projection of , expected production during the first three (3) years of operation. 1 Express production rates in the same terms and units used by EPAin developing its ELG regulation. For example, if the ELG is expressed as "lbs of TSS per 1,000 lbs of product" the , information should appear as the following example shows: ' Quantity Unit of Measure Of Product f or Raw Material) 55 1,000 lbs carpet material l
- 4. As with production information, the information reported on discharge rates and volumes l must be based on actual facility records, not simply on maximum design flows which have l been used to size any associated wastewater treatment facilities for the outfall in question. I in eeneral. the Dcoartment uses the representative monthly discharce rate associated with I the maximum monthlv period of oroduction to calculate aoulicable effluent limitations.
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- 1. Describe process and type of wastewater 1
- 2. Applicable. EPA Effluent Limitation Guideline. 40 CFR Category / Subcategory
- 3. Representative Monthly Production Rate .
Of Product Month When Maximum Quantity Units of Measure tot raw materialusedi Production Occurs
- 4. Discharge Occurs: hrs / day; days /wk; days /yr; montisyr During which months?
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' 1. Describe process and type of wastewater:
- 2. Applicable EPA Effluent Limitation Guideline: 40 CFR Category / Subcategory
- 3. Representative Monthly Production Rate .
OfProduct Month When Maximum Quantity Units of Measure lor raw material usedl Production Occurs
- 4. Discharge Occurs: hrs / day; days /wk: daystyr: months /yr During which months?
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ER.BWQ.28110 (Rev.18/87 l INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FORM l i IV. SOURCES OF WASTEWATER FOR OUTFAiI (continued) B & C. Use these to indicate the type, frequency, duration of any sanitary wastewater, non contact cooling water, or miscellaneous wastewater being discharged through the outfall. " Miscellaneous Wastewater" includes various non orocess discharges from sources such as: (1) blowdown from boilers or cooling water sys,tems;(2) laboratory wastes;(3)" housekeeping" wastewater;(4) seepage from materials, product, waste storage piles;(5) sludge storage / processing operations. D. Total Process. Miscellaneous. Non Contact Cooline. and Sanitary Wastewater 4 Based upon the information provided in Question IV, Sections A C, above, determine the summation of these combined wastewater sources for the outfall Do not include storm water runoff nows in this summation. In doing this summation, care must be taken to consider those Dows which are expected to occur during similar time frames. For example, while NCCW and sanitary wastewater discharges may occur routinely, certain miscellaneous wastewaters may be discharged only at certain times of the week, month,or year. If any additional explanation is_n_teded with regard to this summation. provide it on an attached sheet. i
; E. Stormwater Runoff Answer this item based on the information presented in response to Question I, Section J (site plan showing stormwater runoff areas). Use Ficure 3 to calculate a total volume,in gallons, of stormwater 4 discharged through the outfall from a 10-year,24 hour storm event.
Figure 3 Twenty four Hour Duration, Ten Year Frequency Rainfall Data County inches County Inches County l Inches Adams 4.8 , Allegheny 3.9 Armstrong 39 Beaver 3.8 Bedford 4.5 Berks 49 Blair 4.3 Bradford 4.2 Buck 50 Butler 3.8 Cambria 4.2 Cameron 4.0 Carbon 4.8 Centre 4.3 Chester 50 Clarion 3.7 Clearfield 4.0 Clinton 4.2 Columbia 4.6 Crawford 3.6 Cumberland 4.7 , Dauphin 4.8 Delaw are 5.0 Elk 3.9 Erie 3.6 Favette 4.1 Forest 3.8 Franklin 4.8 Fulton 4.6 Greene 3.9 Huntingdon 4.6 Indiana 4.0 Jefferson 3.9 Juniata 4.5 Lackawanna 4.7 Lancaster 5.0 Lawrence 3.7 Lebanon 4.8 Lehigh 4.9 Luzerne 4.7 Lycoming 4.3 McKean 3.9 Mercer 3.7 Mimin 4.4 Monroe 48 Montromery 5.0 Montour 4.5 Northampton 4.9 Northumberland 4.6 Perry 4.6 Philadelphia 50 Pike 4.9 Potter 4.0 Schuvikill 4.7 Snyder 4.5 Somerset 4.3 Sullivan 4.4 Susquehanna 4.5 Tiera 4.2 L*nion 44 Venango 3.7 Warren 3.8 Washington 3.9 Wayne 4.7 Westmoreland 4.0 Wyoming 4.5 Ynek 49 aeterence: us. weaaer oureau rusmcai eomo. l l l l l
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- 2. Discharge Occurs: 24 hrs / day; 7 days /wk: 365 days /yr; 12 monthWyr During which months? N/A p- - -- -- -
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- 2. Discharge Occurs: bes/ day: daystwk:- days /yr. - months /yr During wbich months?
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t E. Stormwater Runoff (See instructions) N/A 10 Year 10-yr. 24-hr. Drainage Area 24-hr Runoff Rainfalliinches) Size Units Conversion Facter Volume U nits X Ft1 X 0.623 = Callons X Yd2 X 5.61 = Gallons X Acres X 27.1521 = Gallons
ER BWQ-288.10 tRev.13/8h l INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FOltM 1 V. ANALYSIS OF EFFLUENT QUALITY General instructions All Dischargers are to follow these instructions and complete the worksheet on page 9.h (see instruction 3 below). This worksheet is to be submitted with the completed application packace. The purpose of Question V is to develop as clear a picture as pbssible concerning the chemical constituents of , the wastewater being discharged or expected to be discharged. Information gathered in support ofihis question must therefore be representative of normal plant operations, with all processes which contribute wastewater in normal operation, and with a properly operating treatment facility (where treatment is provided) which is not experiencing " upset" conditions. Normally, only samples results from the past year should be reported, however, data from samples taken less recently may be used provided that: (1) all data quality requirements are met;(2) sampling was done no more than three (3) years before application submittal; and (3) all data are representative of the present discharge. Factors which can result in unrepresentative data include significant changes in production levels, raw
- materials, manufacturing processes or final products, and wastewater treatment processes.
- 1. Reporting Effluent Quality f
4 Information on effluent quality is to be developed and presented in Question V for each outfall. If you have two or more substantially identical outfalls, you may request permission to sample and analyze only one 3 outfall and to submit the result s of th . analysis for the other substantiallj identical outfall (tt is may be particularly applicable where more than one outfall discharges Type I stormwater runoff from the same drainage area). Blank cares may be photocopied as needed for the number of outfalls to be described. The actual sampling eve its and analytical work must comply with the Sampline and Analvtical Testine Instructions associated with this application package. Wher e so indicated on Question V, specify the analytical detection level achieved for the pollutant and associated wastewater matrix. It is in the spplicant's interest to achieve a level of detection eaual to for better than) those listed on Question V. This will minimize the potential for establishing a large number of I effluent limits and/or monitoring requirements in the Final NPDES permit. If the applicant cannot achieve these minimum acceptable detection levels, then an explanation must accompany the application. Also where so indicated, specify the EPA method number associated with the analytical method used. EPA method numbers are contained in EPA regulations 40 CFR 136," Guidelines Establishing Test Procedures for the Analysis of Pollutants Under the Cleen Water Act "
- 2. Rgorting Intade Water Quality Although Question V is designed primarily for reporting ernuent data, it may also be used to describe plant intake water quality. You are not required to report data on intake water quality ualess you are asking for
" net"efDuent limitations in order to demonstrate compliance with BCT/ BAT requirements. You may also want to sample inta'ke water q .lity to assist in explaining the presence of pollutants in once-through cooling water or in the blowdown from recirculating cooling water systems, or in other discharges. Before carrvine out such intake sampline. it is advisable to discuss the reasons for doine so with the acoropriate Regional OfTice.
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ER.BWQ 288.10 IRev.12/87: INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FORM V. ANALY3IS OF EFFLUENT QUALITY (General!nstructions, continued) New Dischargers New dischargers that have emuent data available should follow the standard directions on page 9.a for existing dischargers New dischargers that do not have an emuent to sample and anslyze shauld review the instructions en page 9.a and gstimate and report the data for the parameters of the appropriate Groups (A-E) for each proposed outfall. Base these estimates on your knowledge of the prope.:ri facility's raw materiaia, maintenance chemicals, intermed' ate and final products, - byprwucts, and eny analyses of your expected emuent or of any similar emuent. You may also provide such determinations and estimates based on available in house or contractor's engineering reports, pilot plar.t studies, or any other studies performedon the proposed facility. Any available data from repres,entative analyses should be reported as applicable. New dischargers should also indicate the basis for the information reported on Question V for the proposed outfalls. Indicate the bas's i using the following notations:
- 1. Actualdata from pilot plant. 4. Best professional estimates.
- 2. Estimates frora other engineering studies. 5. Other specify nn the form or by attached
- 3. Data from other similar plants. she'et.
ALL DISCH ARGERS SUBMITTHISTABLE VilTH YOUR APPLICATION * * *
- Outfall Dise harge Contahs (see descriptions on page 9.m. O'rHER Pollutants or Pollutant o oI Grougngs whic h must Sample Wa e ft: SCCW(2) Q,3y, g gg4, gjj -- - Un ad se"e p 9 } ,
003 X 2C,3C,4C,5C,7( .17M _ 1 23M 001 X Groups A & B 2 SUBMITTHIS TABLE WITH YOUR APPLICATION ' * * *
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, INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FORM j V. ANALYSIS OF EFFLUENT QL Al.lTY (Generalinstructions. continued) 1 3. Determining Required Number of Sampling Events and Pollutknts to be Analyzed After reviewing the speelfic instructions listed below, complete the table on once 9 b. then fill in the applicable portions of Question V for each outfalllisted. Submit the table on once 9 h with your soofication.
(1) Process Wastewater (includes contact cooling water) Referring toTabJe.2 of these instructions, determine the applicable industrial category and the applicable groupings of pollutants for Question V which must be analyzed The results of at least three (3) separate namoline events must be reported for each orocess wastewater outfall._ l Natt: As Table 2 indicates, you may not be required to test for er rtain grouping. of pollutants; however, if you know or expect that any pollutants from those groupings are present in the wastewater,you must sample and analyze for those specific pollutants and report the results accordingly under Question V. . (2) Non Contact Coolina Water (NCCW). If only NCCW is being discharged, analysis is required only for the following Group Aand B parameters for Question V: 2C,40, SC,7C, BC,9C, IOC, llc,12C, 180,220,6M,7M',14M,23M. The restdts of at least one samoline event must be submitted. See Question VI for retorting data on cooling water conditioning chemicals. (3) Sanitary Wastewster If only sanitary wastewater is being discharged, analysis is required only for the following Group Aand B parameters for Question V: IC,4C,60,90,120,140,16C,180. The results of at least one g,tpoline event must be reported. (4) Plant Area Stormwatei Hunoff(SWRO) Troe i SWRO II)in subject to EPA effiuentlimitations guidelines,new source performance standards, or toxic pollutant effluent standards; gI(2) emanates from plant yard areas,immediate access roads, drainage ponds, refusa piles, storage piles, storage areas, materials or product loading and unloading areas One samoline event. consisting of one to four grab sampit 3 must be carried out, depending upon the duration of the discharge. One grab must be taken in the first hour (or less) of dJscharge, with one additional grab (up to a minimum of four) taken in each succeed!ng Mur of discharge for discharges lasting four or more hours. Composite the samoles and run one anamis. Tvoc I SWRO must be analyzed for the following Oroup A and B parameters for Question V: 2C,3C, 4C,50,7C,17M,23M. plus any other pollutants from Oroups A D which the applicant knows or suspects may be contaminaticg the SWRO for the outfall in question, or wbich are included in an applicable EPA effluent regulation. Tvoe 11 SWRO has minimal contamination potential and originates from areas separate from the plant's industrial activities (such as ofnce buildings and accompanping parking lots). No sampline and analysis is reautred for Tvoe 11 SWRQ. (5)- Miscellaneous Wastewaters (see dennition on page 8L) are to be analyzed for any Group A E pollutants which the applicant knows or suspects to be preset in such discharges. One sampline event is reautred. 9.a -
soawy.2se.Io ske.. : son NPDES Numtwr PA 0052221 V. ANALYSIS OF EFFLU ENT/ INTAKE QU ALITY . IN DUSTICI AL WASTEWATElt 13 0utrall Numi,ec 001 O lat=ke sample 8 renry loc =i.oe..rs.mpie, O Ematine Discharge O Ne= Di=tharce telescribe ba$== for safor==taaa presented.=ee P=se S 6 ta=tr=cta a= far 4=e=t'*a V'
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- Total Or ganec Carbon. 2 TOC 4.9 286.1 4.0 233.5 4t* Total Suspeinled Solids. 2 l Tss 3 175.1 2.5 146.0 1 50 T.. tat Di>=olved Solals.
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I t ER BWQ.288,10 IRev.12/57 INSTitUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FORM VI. INF01(MATION ON OTilER POTENTIALLY TOXIC POLLUTANTS KNOWN Olt EXPECTED TO BE PitESENT The sm'lutant groupings for Question V do not include all of the tosic substances which may possibly be present in industrial discharges. In order to more fully evaluate the potential toxic impacts of the facility's discharges, quahtative efnuent data for the typesef chemicals described below are to be reported using the tabula r format provided. Any additmnal required infortnation f also described belowlls to be submitted using attached sheets. SampLng andlaboratory analytical procedures for these chemicals are to conform with the attached Samphng and Analytical Testing Inttructions for Industrial Discharges, to the r,a timum estent possible, flased on the information presented the Department will decide w hether or not effluent limitations or other control requirements are necessary for these pollutants. A. WaterCnnditioninirChemical Additiveg These include chemicals used to control scale, corrosion, and biological growths in potable w ster, plant service w ster, and cooling
- ster systems. !.lst the main chemicalincredients
- hen answering Question V1 In addition to the tabular Information for Question VI, provide the following:
- 1. Name and address of the chemical additive manufacturerts)
- 2. Trade nameaiof the additive. _ _. ,
- 3. hf at.rrial Safety Data Sheets or other avsilsble (rformation on the mammalian or aguatie toxicological etiects
- 4 Arailable data on the degradation or decomposition of the additive in the aquatic environment B. Qio.nn If you use or manufas ture any one of the following compounds: ,
Iai 2.4.6 trichlorophenosy acetic acid (2,4,5.T),
- _ _ . tbl . 242.4.5 trichlorophenosy) propanoic acid (silves,2,4,5 TP), - - - - - - - -
1 tct 242,4.5 trichlorophe nomy) ethyl 2,2.dichloroproplonate (Erbon), Idi o.o. dimethyl o.42,4,5.trichlorr,phenyli phosphorothioate (Ronnell, tel 2,4,5-trichlorophenol tTCPlor
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g.r if you know or have reason to believe that 2,3,7,8.tetrachloro dibento-p.diotin tTCDDils, or may be present in your discharge,then you must report oualitative data per outfall suspected. The data is to be generated by using a screening j procedure for diosins which uses gas chromotography with an electron capture detector, A TCDD standard for quantitation is not required. Rerort the results an either:
"no measurable baseline deflection at the retention time ofTCDD" or "a measurable peak within the tolerances of the retention time of TCDD" C. Sr ceific Substanees which must be Identified if Known or Eteeeted to be Present
- 1. Tatte 3 Substances , although primarily for use in cortjunction with Question Vil,if any of these substances are -
espected to be discharged then they must be analyted and reported. Disregard those which are effectively addressed under Question V tfor example, silver nitrate would be reported under Question V as il ht. Silver) -
- 2. Table 4 Substances . EPA's NPDES program regulations 40 CFR 122.21(gx7) require these substances to be identined if known or espected to be discharged. As applicable, analyte and report on those which are so identined.
D, Any Other Toxic Chemicals Known er Execeted to be Present in the Discharte
- 1. CCAtS 5 Peaks When performing the required GCSIS analysis on Primary Industry process wastewater, identify the hve (5) highest GCatS peaks for pollutants not otherwise included under Groups Ct C4and D of Question V, Quantify their levels of presence to the maximum extent possible.
- 2. OAJpemicals Base this upon your knowledge of the use or manufact iring of various chemicals or other materials at your facihty which are likely to be present in any of your discharges.
if 15WQ253.IO e!!cv.12278 N!' DES Numtm2r PA 0052221 VI. INFOllMATION AND ANALYSIS OF EFFLUENT QUALITY FOlt OTiiElt POTENTIALLY TOXIC POLLUTANTS KNOWN Olt EXPECTED TO BE PILESENT IN Ti!E DISCilAltGE (Itead instructions carefully and use the tabular format and additional pages, where necessary, to present the required information) Average Analytical Outfall Chemical Substance or Compound Iteason for Presence in Discharge Concentra on I I (pg/l) (pg/l) N/A N/A N/A N e i .
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Tit HOQ.28A.10 (Rev.12/67) 4 INSTilUCTIONS F0lt COMPLETING FollM d l VII. IIAZAllDOUS SUllSTANCE ItEP0ltTING ltEQUlllEMENT EX'EMPTION j (Optional) a Section 311 of the Clean Water Act, establishes spill reporting requirements, civil penalties and liability for cleanup costs for spills of oil and hazardous substances When the quantity of ! that discharge in a 24. hour period exceeds the quantity listed in Table 3, the incident must normally be reported as a spill.
; EPA's regulations 40 CFil 117 recognize, however, that it may be possible for a nermitted discherce which is p_pJ a spill to exceed those quantitles listed. Therefore, EPA allows a reportine exemption if the origin, source and amount of the discharged substances are
- identined in the NPDES permit application or in the permit ilnd if the perrnit contains a j requirement for treatment of the discharge and the treatment is in place.
Such discharge must be a continuous or anticipated intermittent discharge from an outfall 1 identined in the permit or permit application and caused by normal events occurine within the I scope of the relevant operatine or treatment systems. This does apJ mean discharge as a result' of a Enlil a if you normally discharge any of the pollutants listed in Table 3 equal to or exceeding the quantity listed in Ibs. per day in accordance with the above considerations, you should Gil out Question Vil answering the following questions for the substances of l concern:
- 1. The substance name and the amount (quantity, frequency and durationi of each substance which may be discharged.
- 2. The origin and source of the discharge of the substance. -
For examnte." Wastewater from cleaning Tank #4 will enter Door drains that discharge to the plant's wastewater treatment plant." j 3. The treatment to be provided for the discharge (describe by using the following codesh { a. An onsite treatment system separate from any treatment system treating your { normal discharge which is capable of reducing the amount of the pollutant.
- b. A treattaent system designed to treat your normal discharge and which is additionally capable of treating the amount of the substance identified in this
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- other environmental programs which may affect the discharces described in this application? This i
includes, but is not limited to, permit conditions, administrative or enforcement orders, , enforcement compliance schedule letters, stipulations, court orders, and grant or loan conditions. D vesicomptaua ura tuitowme easian m N0 r os na a>
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AE CONDITION. AGREEMENT, 3. B RIEF DEScitlPTION OF PROJECT 4 ETC. ,, 6. , 8. m. so-.. .e ou.mus. ,, ,, ,, l i i 5 4 4 B. OPTIONAL: You may attach additional sheets describing any additional environmental pollution control programs (or other production projects) which may affect your discharges which you now have underway or which you plan. Indicate whether each program is now underway or planned, and indicate your actual or planned schedules for construction. O MARK"X"IF DESCRIPTION OF ADDITIONAL PROGRAMSIS ATTACHED
Ett.owq 28s.1o (It,v. Ivs7 NPDES Number PA 0052221 IX. IIIOLOGICAL TOXICITY TEST DATA Do you know or have reason to believe that any acute or chronic biological toxicity tests were made in the last three (3) years on any of the facility's discharges, or on a receiving water in relation to a discharge? O Yes e No if yes, attach any information which you have available on the purpose and nature of such testing, and the test results. X. CONTRACTED ANALYTICAL ASSISTANCE Did a contractlaboratory or consulting firm perform any of the analyses required by this application? O Yes, their name(s), address (es) end list (s) of the O No analyses performed are given below: . Name RMC Environmental Services Types of Analyses Performed: Address Tri-County Business Campus All of Section V 88 Robinson Street (Sampling.6 Analysis)' Pottstown, PA 19464
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- 1. llave there been any technical evaluations performed concerning your anticipated wastewater treatment or control facilities (including engineering reports or pilot plant 4
studies)? Check the appropriate box below. 2 O Yes O No ! If yes, briefly describe such evaluations and the resulting reports which have been 1 prepared. 1 i j i 2. Provide the name and location of any existing plant (s) which, to the best of your knowledge, resembles your planned operation with respect to items produced, production processes, wastewater constituents or wastewater treatment. { Name 1,neation j . 4 Y B. For All Discharcers: (Optional) Use attached sheets to expand upon responses to any of the above Questions I.X,or to call ' attention to any other information you feel should be considered in establishing permit limitations for the proposed or existing facility. 27
ER BWQ 208.10 (Rev.12/8h INSTitUCTIONS FOlt COMPLETING FOltM XII. CEllTIFICATION AND SIGNATUltE OF APPLICANT W110 SilOULD SiOM For a Corporation: by a responsible corporate officer. For purposes of this section, a responsible corporate onicer means: (i)a president, secretary, treasurer, or vice president of the corporation in charge of a principal business function,or any other person who performs similar policy or decision making functions for the corporation, or (ii) the manager of one or more manufacturing, production, or operating facilities employing more than 250 persons or having gross annual sales or expenditures exceeding $25,000,000(in second quarter 19S0 dollars),if authority to sign documents has been assigned or delegated to the manager in accordance with corporate procedures. For a Partnership or Sole Proprietorship by a general partner or the proprietor, respectively. For a Municipality State, Federal,or Other Public Agency: by either a principal executive officer or ranking elected official. For purposes of this section, a principal executive officer of a Federal Agency includes: (1) the chief executive officer of the Agency,or (11) a senior executive officer having responsibility for the overall operations of a principal geographic unit of the Agency. Note: The Department does not require specific assignments or delegation of authority to responsible corporate officers identified. The Department will presume that these responsible corporatt officers have the requisite authority to sign permit applications unless the corporation has notified the Department to the contrary. Corporate procedures governing authority to sign permit applications may provide for assignment or delegation to applicable corporate position rather than to specific individuals. The Clean Water Act provides for severe penalties for submitting false information on this application form. Section 309(c)(12) of the Clean Water Act provides that"Any person who knowingly makes any false statement, representation, or certification in any application, . . . shall upon conviction, be punished by a fine orno more than $10,000 or by imprisonment for more than six months, or ' both." 28L.
k j I I XI. Other Information s i The following additional information and comments are being , submitted for consideration in establishing permit limitations I for the Bradshaw Reservoir. 4 j 1. Our current permit requires that Dissolved Oxygen (D.O.) and - pH be monitored continuously. We are requesting that a contingency plan to determine compliance be available (i.e.
- Part C of the permit) in the event that all monitors for
- D.O. or pH siiould be out of service. For example, if the l monitors should becomo inoperable, within 8 hours we will j begin taking grab samples to insure permit compliance. Grab 4 samples will continue to be collected until a monitor is j placed back into service. The allowable "out of service time" could be limited to one week. This type of plan will
- provide for continual protection of the environment while l reducing the number of non-compliance reports for conditions j that pose no real danger to the environment.
- 2. Presently, we are required to monitor temperature continuously. After reviewing past DMR data, we are requesting that the requirement to monitor temperature during the months of November through March be renoved from the permit. DMR data on the discharge for the subject months indicates that the effluent temperature is well below 4
the permit limits of 87 degrees F and 74 degrees F. Therefore, the permit limits will not be exceeded during these months. Also, we'are currently restricted by an instantaneous maximum temperature limitation. We are requesting that this instantaneous requirement be changed to an average limitation.
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for heat emissions'(scetion 316(a) of the Clean Water Act) will be submittad et e. later date.
- 4. We are requesting that a meeting be arranged between PECO
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ER DWQ 780.10 (Rev.12/8h Ni'DCS Number l'A 0052221 4 Xil. CEltTIFICATION ANil SIGNATUltE OF AI'l*!.lCANT a i certify under penalty oflaw that this document and all attachments w ere prepared under my direction or supervision in acebrdance with a system designed to assure that qualined personnel properly gather and evaluate the information submitted. Based on my inquiry of the l person or persons who manage the system,or those persons directly responsible for gathering j the information, the information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true, i
- accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false i information, including the possibility of Ane and imprisonment for knowing violations. l j David R. llelwig, Vice President I
theriek Generntinn Stntion Sworn and subscribed to before me this , Print Name and Title of Person Signing i f day of Mu ,tp#1 f ) l ( 215 ) 327-1200 Ext. 3000 Chi 4Wi. < o f_/S ' Telephos,e Number of Person Signing g/ N#ary
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- Date ApplicationSigned Please note below the name, address and telephone number of the individual that should be contacted in the event additional information is required: -
Name: Robert M. Matty, Jr. Address: 2301 Market Street N4-10 Philadelphia, PA 19101 Telephone: ( 215 ) 841-5177 1 28
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4 1 1 4 . . 1 J LH BWQ 21'It 10 (Rev.12M) l TAllt.E 2 TESTING itEQUlitEMI:NTS FOlt QUESTI(B V l'01.1.U 1 AN1 GitOUl's llY INI)US;I'ltl A1. CATEGOllY G HOUI' C G it til' P () GHot*P F 1 INDUSTilY C ATI GORY GHoll' A C H(ll !' l1 p C3 C, Hattin. e Volatile Ac d s ",f, l "" .cid e PCII's actis it) 1 PRIMA R Y INDU$ FRIES Adhesives and sealanta X X X X X ' Aluminum forming X X X X X Auto and other laundries X X h X X X j Battery manufacturing X X X X . Coil coatmg X X X X X . Copper forming X X X Y X a Electric & elee.componenta X X X X X X X j Electroplating X X X X X . f E s plosives manufactunns X X . X X Foundries X X X X X l ._ 4 Gum & wood chemicals.encept X X X X - . ! . Tall oil Restn (Dt X X X X X l . Resin Based Derivatives tF) X X X X X Inorganic chemicals mfg. X X X X X tron & steel manufactunng X X X X X
- 1. esther tanning & finishing X X X X X hf echanical producta mfg. A X X X X -
Nonferrous metals' mfg X X X X X X 4 Ore mining' dressing encept X X . . . X
. itaneJ'recious metals (ID X X . X . .
X Organic chemicals mfg. X X X X X X Paint and ink formulation X X X X X - Pesticides X X X X X X Petroleum refining X X X - . , Pharmaceutical preparations X X X X X . Photographic equipment x x and supplies x x x , Plastic & synthetic materials mfg X X X X X X Plastic processing X X X . . . Porcelain enameling X X , . . . Printing & pubbshing X X X X X X X
ER DWQ 788.10 iRev. lM7 4 TAllt.E 2 (continued) li TESTING f(EQUll(EMENTS Folt QUESTION Y l'O!.l.UTANT Gl(OUI'S IlY INDUSTitl Al. CATEGoltY 1 Gitul'P C GROUPD Git 0L P I: l.N DLhTitY C AT EG0ftY UltOt'P 4 UllOl'P 11 C C C8 C4 It adio. ! Volatile Ac d
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' N ut at i PRIMAR r lNDU$ fRif $ irent'di , l'ulp & paperboard m:lls.etcept X X X X X X Subparts J, U X X X X X Subpa rt: E. F, Q X X X A 4
. Subparts 11.C ll.R X X X Subpa rts G. I. K,0. S. T X X X -
j Rubber processing X X X X X j Soap & detergent mfg X X X X X
- Steam electric power etcept X X X X X X X l . ence thru ccoling.and X X X X - X X bottorWily ash transport
.'estile mills,etrept X X X X X Greige mills (Ci X X . .
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- Rosearch laboratory X X X X X Universities & Colleges X X X X X Landfillleachate X X X X X X X Other Types of Discharges X X Contact the Bureau of 0il and Gas Management for Testing Requirements.
" For Group C Pesticides 4 you are not required to test for TCDD (dioxin) unless your response to Question VI.D indicates a need to do such testing.
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!I j MATERIAL QUANTITY MATElliAL QUANTITY ;
lbs/24 hours Ibs/21 hours 1, Acetaldehyde 1,000 $2. llenzoic acid 5,000
- 2. Acetic acid 5,000 53. Bentonitrile 5,000
, 3. Acetic anhydride 5,000 54. Bentoyl chloride 1,030
- 4. Acetone cyanohydrin 10 55. Benzylchloride 100
- 5. Acetyl bromide 5,000 56. 11eryllium chloride 5,000 1
- 6. Acetyl chloride 5,000 57. Beryllium fluoride 5,000
- 7. Acrolein 1 58. Beryllium nitrate 5,000 l 8. Acrylonitrile 100 59, 11utylacetate 5,000
- 9. Adipic acid 5,000 60. n.Butylphthalate 10
- 10. Aldt n 1 61. Butylamine 1,000
- 11. Allyl alcohol . 100 62. 13utyric acid 5,000
- 12. Allylchloride 1,000 63. Cadmium acetate 100
- 13. Aluminum sulfate 5,000 64. Cadmium bromide 100
- 14. Ammonia 100 65. Cadmium chloride ;00
- 15. Ammonium acetate 5,000 66. Calcium arsenate 1,000
- 16. Ammonium bentoate 5,000 67. Calcium arsenite 1,000
- 17. Ammonium bicarbonate 5,000 68. Calcium carbide 10
- 18. Ammonium bichromate 1,000 69. Calcium chrcmate 1,000
- 19. Ammonium binuoride 100 70. Calcium cyanide 10
- 20. Ammonium bisulfite 5,000 71. Calcium dodecylbenzene
- 21. Ammonium carbamate 5,000 sulfonate 1,000
- 22. Ammonium carbonate 5,000 72. Calcium bypochlorite 10
- 23. Ammonium chloride 5,000 73. Captan 10
- 24. Ammonium chromate 1,000 74. Carbaryl 100
- 25. Ammonium citrate 5,000 75. Carboruran 10
- 26. Ammonium Ouoroborate 5,000 76. Carbon disulfide
- 100
- 27. Ammonium 0uoride 100 77. Carbon tetrachloride 5,000
- 28. Ammonium hydroxide . 1,000 78. Chlordane 1
- 29. Ammonium oxalate 5,000 79. Chlorine 10
- 30. Ammonium silicofluorido 1,000 80. Chlorobenzene 100
- 31. Ammonium sulfamate 5,000 81. Chloroform 5,000
- 32. Ar e slum sulnde 5,000 82. Chloropyrifos 1
- 33. Ammonium sulnte 5,000 83. Chlorosulfonic acid 1,000
- 34. Ammonium tartrate 5,000 84. Chromic acetate 1,000
- 35. Ammonium thiocyanate 5,000 85, Chromic acid 1,000
- 36. Ammonium thiosulfate 5,000 86. Chromic sulfate 1,000
- 37. Amylacetate 5,000 87. Chromous chloride 1,000
- 38. Aniline 5,000 88. Cobaltous bromide 1,000
- 39. Antimony pentachloride 1,000 89. Cobaltous formate 1,000
- 40. Antimony potassium tartrate 100 90. Cobaltous sulfamate 1,000
- 41. Antimony tribromide 1,000 91, Coumaphos 10
- 42. Antimony trichloride 1,000 92. Cresol 1,000
- 43. Antimony trifluoride 1,000 93. Crotonaldehyde 100
- 44. Antimony trioxide 1,000 94. ' Cuprie acetate 100
- 45. Arsenic disulGde 5,000 95. Cuprie acetoarsenite 100
- 46. Arsenic pentoxide 5,000 96. Cupric chloride 10 47, Arsenic trichloride 5,000 97. Cupric nitrate 100
- 48. Arsenic trioxide 5,000 98. Cupric oxalate 100
- 49. Arsenic trisulfide 5,000 99. Cupric sulfate 10
' 50. Barium cyanide 10 100. Cupric sulfate ammoniated 100
- 51. Benzene 1,000
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- 100 125. Diuron 174. h1alele acid 5,000 100 175. h1aleic anhydride 126. Dodecylbenzesulfonic vid 5,000 1,000 176, hiercaptodimethur 127. Endosulfan 10 128. Endrin 1
177. hiercuric cyanide 1 1 129. Epichlorohydrin 178. hiercurle nitrate 10 1,000 130. Ethlon 179. hiercuric sulfate 10 10 180, hiercuric thlocyanate 131. Ethylbenzene 1000 10 132. Ethylenediamine 181, hiercurous nitrate 10 5,000 182. hiethoxychlor 133. Ethylene dibromide 1,000 1 183. hiethyl mercaptan' 134. Ethylene dichloride 5,000 100 135. Ethylene diaminete. 184. hiethyl methacrylate 1,000 185. hiethyl parathlon 100 tracetic acid (EDTA) 5,000 186, hievinphos 136. Ferric ammonium citrate 1,000 10 187. hicxacarbate 1,000 137. Ferric ammonium oxalate 1,000 188. hionoethylamine 138. Ferric chloride 1,000 100 139, Ferric fluoride 189 hionomethylamine 100 100 190. Naled 140. Ferric nitrate 1,000 to 191. Napthalene 100 141. Ferrie sulfate 1,000 192. Napthenic acid 100 142. Ferrous ammonium sulfate 1,000 143. Ferrous chloride 193. Nickel ammonium sulfate 5,000 100 -194. Nickelchloride 144. Ferrous sulfate 5,000 1,000 195. Nickelhydroxide ) 145. Formaldehyde 1,000 1,000 i 146. Formic acid 196. Nickel nitrate 5,000 '
-5,000 147, Fumaric acid 197. Nickel sulfate 5,000 5,000 198. Nitric acid !
148. Furfural 1,000 5,000 l 149. Guthion 199. - Nitrobenzene 1,000 ! 1 200. Nitrogen dioxide 10 l 32-
I:R !!WQ 788.10 (Rev.12/87) TAllLE3. ItEPoltTAllLE QUANTITIES OP ll AZAllDOUS SUllSTANCESisn4untionylcand vibicontinued MATElllAL QUANTITY MATEl(IAL QUANTITY lbs/24 hours lbs/21 hours 201. Nitrophenol 100 253. 2,4,5 T acid (2,4,5.Trichloro-202. Nitrotoluene 1,000 phenoxyacetic acid) 1,000 203. Parafomaldehyde 1,000 254. 2,4,5-T amines (2AS Trichloro-204. Parathlon 1 phenoxy acetic acid amines) 5,000 205. Pentachlorophenol 10 255, 2,4,5 T esters (2,4,5 Trichloro.
~206. Phenol 1,000 phenoxy acetic acid esters) 1,000 207. Phosgene 10 256. 2,4,5 T salts (2:4,5 Trichloro-208. Phosphoric acid 5,000 phenoxy acetic acid salts) 1,000 209. Phosphorus 1 257. 2,4,5 TP acid (2,4,5 Trichloro-210. Phosphorus oxychloride 1,000 phenoxy propanoic acid) 100 211. Phosphorus pentasulnde 100 258. 2,4,5.TP acid esters (2,4,5 Trichloro-212. Phosphorus trichloride 1,000 phenoxy propanoic acid esters) 100 213. Polychlorinated biphenyls(PCB) 10 259. TDE (Tetrachloro diphenyl ethane) 1 214. Potassium arsenate 1,000 260. Tetraethyllead 10 215. Potassium arsenite 1,000 261. Tetraethyl pyrophosphate 10 216. Potassium bichromate 1,000 262. Thallium sulfate 100 217. Potassium chromate 1,000 263. Toluene 1,000 218. Potassium eyanide 10 264. Toxophene 1 219. Potassium hydroxide 1,000 265. Trichlorofon 100 220. Potassium permanganate 100 266. Trichloroethylene 1,000 221. Propargite 10 267. Trichlorophenol 10 222. Propionic acid 5,000 268. Triethanolamine dodecyl-223. Propionic anhydride 5,000 benzenesulfonate 1,000 224. Propylene oxide 100 269. Triethylamine 5,000 225. Pyrethrins 1 270. Trimethylamine 100 226. Quinoline 5,000 271. Uranyl acetate 100 227. Itesorcinol 5,000 272. Uranyt nitrate 100 228. Selenium oxide 10 273. Vanadium pentoxide 1,000 229. Silver nitrate 1 274. Vanadyl sulfate 1,000 230. Sodium 10 275.- Vinyl acetate 5,000 231. Sodium arsenate 1,000 276. Vinylldene chloride 5,000 232. Sodium arsenite 1,000 277. Xylene 1,000 233, Sodium bichromate 1,000 278. Xylenol 1,000 234. Sodium bifluoride 100 279. Zine acetate 1,000 235. Sodium bisulnte 5,000 280. Zine ammonium chloride 1,000 ,
236. Sodium chromate 1,000 281. Zinc borate 1,000 237. Sodium cyanide 10 282, Zine bromide 1,000 838. Sodium dodecylbenzene- 283. Zine carbonate 1,000
- sulfonate 1,000 284. Zine chloride 1,000 l
239. Sodium fluoride 1,000 285. Zinc cyanide 10 240. Sodium hydrosulnde 5,000 286. Zine fluoride 1,000 241. Sodium hydroxide 1,000 287. Zine formate 1,000 242. Sodium hypochlorite 100 288. Zine hydrosulate 1,000 243. Sodium methylate 1,000 289. Zine nitrate 1,000 244. Sodium nitrite 100 290. Zine phenolsulfonate 5,000 245. Sodium phosphate (dibasic) 5,000 291, Zinc phosphide 100
-246. Sodium phosphate (tribasic) 5,000 292. Zine silicofluoride 5,000 247. Sodium selenite 100 293. Zinc sulfate 1,000 248. Strontium chromate 1,000 294. Zirconium nitrate 5,000 249, Strychnine 10 295. Zirconium potassium nouride 1,000 250. Styrene 1,000 296. Zirconium sulfate 5,000 351. Sulfuric acid 1,000 297. Zirconium tetrachloride 5,000 852. Sulfur monochloride 1,000
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PIIILADELPIIIA ELECTRIC COMPANY 2301 MARKET STREET P.O. BOX 8699 PillLADELPillA, PA 19101 (215) 841 4000 11ovember 16, 1992 Board of Supervisors Bedminster Township Bedminster Municipal Township Building P.O. Box 92 Bedminster, PA 18910 Dear Gentlemen Pursuant to PA Act 14, P.L. 834, we hereby notify you that Philadelphip Electric Company will be submitting a Part I NPDES Permit Renewal Application to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources for our Bradshaw Reservoir Facility. This permit is required for the discharge of water from the Bradshaw Reservoir to the East Branch Perkiomen Creek. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact Robert M. Matty, Jr. at 841-51'17. Sincerely, cif6/Ykb eorgeM.Mor{6y Manager Environmental Af f airs 1 . - . .
PIIIIADELPIIIA ELECTRIC COMI%NY 2301 M ARKET STREET P.O. DOX 8699 PillLADELPillA, PA 19101 (215) 841 4000 November 16, 1992 , Mr. Andrew Warren, Chairman Board of Commissioners Bucks County Courthouse Doylestown,PA 18901 Dear Mr. Warrent Pursuant to PA Act 14, P.L. 834, we hereby notify you that Philadelphia Electric Company will be submitting a Part I NPDES Permit Renewal Application to the Pennsylvania Department of - Environmental Resources for our Bradshaw Reservoir Facility. This permit is required for the discharge of water from the Bradshaw Reservoir to the East Branch Perkiomen Crook. 1 If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact Robert M. Matty, Jr. at 841-5177. Sincerely, e /5fft" en eor e M. Mori Manager Environmental Af f airs
i j . . I i i i PillLADELPIIIA ELECTRIC COMPANY . J j 2301 MARKET STREET !
- P.O. BOX 8699 PHILADELPHIA, PA 19101
[ (215) 841 4000 1 i November 16, 1992 i Mr. Charles Schweitzer, Chairman i Board of Supervisors ) { Plumstead Township i i P.O. Box 387 l 1 Plumsteadville, PA 18949 l l' l
Dear Mr. Schweitzer:
t 1 Pursuant to PA Act114, P.L. 834, we hereby notify-you that
-Philadelphia Electric Company will be submitting - a Part I NPDES i l Permit Renewal Application to the Pennsylvania Department of j Environmental Resources for our Bradshaw Reservoir Facility. This i permit is required for the discharge of water from the Bradshaw l
Reservoir to the East Branch Perkiomen Creek. . i ! If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact Robert M. Matty,_Jr. at 841-5177. l i Sincerely, j eo
$kM. Mor ey
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Affirmed and tubscribed to before me this 12 day of January
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4 Affirtred and subscribed to before me this 08 day of December A.D. 19 92 > Lsut.GL f.'OT ARIAL SEAL MLOD. PHY. Natary Public DajhM/ni Scro. Bucks County M/Cr.1.tinci Emirts M.ty 13,1996
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Affirmed and subscribed to before me this 08 day of . December
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