ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
January
5,
1989
IN THE MATTER OF:
)
MISCELLANEOUS AMENDMENTS
TO
)
R88—1
35
ILL.
ADM.
CODE,
SUBTITLE C:
WATER POLLUTION.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS:
SECOND NOTICE
OPINION AND ORDER OF THE BOARD
(by R.
C. Flemal):
On September
8, 1988 the Board adopted the proposed
amendments
in this matter
for first notice.
First notice
publication occurred
in the Illinois Register, Vol.
12, Issue
41,
October
7,
1988,
pp.
15815—15853.
No comments were filed
in
response to the first notice publication.
Public hearings were held
in Springfield on October
27,
1988
and
in DeKalb on
November
4,
1988.
The sole testimony given at
the two hearings was
a brief statement by the Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency (“Agency”)
noting
its concurrence
with the proposed amendments
(R.
at 9—10).
Additionally,
in
response to
a question posed
by the Board
in the First Notice
Opinion,
the
Agency affirmed its conclusion that there are no
facilities any longer regulated under Section 304.140,
and that
therefore deletion of this Section would
not impose hardship on
any discharger
(R.
at
8—9).
On December
5,
1988 the Illinois Department of Energy and
Natural Resources determined that a formal Economic Impact Study
was not required
in this matter,
finding that the proposed
regulation has no economic impact.
The Economic and Technical
Advisory Committee concurred
in this determination on December
15,
1988.
On November
10
and December
9,
1988,
the Department of
Commerce and Community Affairs filed documents which indicated
that there would be
no economic effect on small businesses from
the proposed rulemaking.
Based upon this record, Board today sends the instant
amendments
to second notice without change from those proposed
at
first notice.
ORDER
The Board hereby directs that second notice of the following
amendments be submitted to the Joint Committee on Administrative
Rules.
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TITLE
35:
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SUBTITLE
C:
WATER POLLUTION
CHAPTER C:
POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
PART 301
INTRODUCTION
Section
301. 101
301. 102
301. 103
301.104
301.105
301.200
301.205
301. 210
301.215
301.220
301.225
301.230
301.235
301.240
301.245
301.250
301.255
301 .260
301.265
301.270
301.275
301.280
301.285
301.290
301.295
301. 300
301.305
301.310
301.315
301.320
301.325
301.330
301.335
301.340
301.345
301.350
301.355
301.360
301.365
301.370
301.375
301.380
301.385
301.390
Authority
Policy
Repeals
Analytical Testing
References
to Other Sections
Definitions
Act
Administrator
Agency
Aquatic Life
Artificial Cooling Lake
Basin
Board
CWA
Calumet River System
Chicago River System
Combined Sewer
Combined Sewer Service Area
Construct ion
Dilution Ratio
Effluent
Hearing Board
Industrial Wastes
Institute
Interstate Waters
Intrastate Waters
Land Runoff
Marine Toilet
Modification
New Source
NPDES
Other Wastes
Persons
Pollutant
Population Equivalent
Pretreatment Works
Primary Contact
Public and Food Processing Water Supply
Publicly Owned Treatment Works
Publicly Regulated Treatment Works
Sanitary Sewer
Secondary Contact
Sewage
Sewer
95—218
—3—
301.395
Sludge
301.400
Standard of Performance
301.405
STORET
301.410
Storm Sewer
301.415
Treatment Works
301.420
Underground Waters
301.425
Wastewater
301.430
Wastewater Source
301.435
Watercraft
301.440
Waters
Appendix References
to Previous Rules
AUTHORITY:
Authorized
by Section
27
and imp1ementii~gSection 13
of
the Environmental Protection Act
(Ill.
Rev.
Stat.
1987,
ch.
111 1/2,
pars.
1027 and 1013).
SOURCE:
Filed with the Secretary of State January
1, 1978;
amended
3
Ill.
Reg.
no.
25, page
190,
effective June
21, 1979;
amended
5 Ill.
Reg.
6384, effective May 28,
1981; codified
6
Ill.
Reg.
7818;
amended
in R88—l
at Ill.
Reg.
__________________
effective _________________________
Section 301.200
Definitions
As
ttse~
4r~Except
as otherwise provided within individual Parts
of this Chapter,
the following terms defined by Section 301.200
et
seq.
shall
have the meanings specified.
(Source:
Amended
in R88—l
____________
Ill.
Reg.
____________
effective
______________________)
Section 301.260
Combined Sewer Service Area
Combined Sewer Service Area:
Means
a specific geographical
drainage area served by
a combined sewer
system.
Areas served by
separate sewer
systems which
enter
the combined
system are not
included.
Undeveloped areas within
a combined sewer
service area
may be included
in that area
if deemed appropriate by the Agency
pursuant
to the guidelines
in Bee~4e~ 6~~9+a~35
Ill.
Adm.
Code
306.102.
(Source:
Amended
in R88—l
_____________
Ill.
Reg.
effective
_______________________)
95—219
—4—
Section 301.365
Publicly Owned Treatment Works
Publicly Owned Treatment Works:
A treatment works owned by
a
municipality, sanitary district, county or state e~fe~ef8~
agency,
and which treats domestic and industrial wastes collected
by
a publicly owned
or regulated sewer
system.
Industrial
treatment works which are publicly owned and financed by bond
issues of public agencies are not included in this definition.
(Source:
Amended
in R88—l
effective
)
Ill.
Reg.
Section 301.430
Wastewater Source
Wastewater
Source:
Means any equipment,
facility,
or other
source of any type whatsoever which discharges wastewater,
directly or indirectly +exeep~~
~ sewer
~
~e e
e~iet~wo~’ks+, to the waters
of the State.
(Source:
Amended
in R88—l
effective
)
Ill.
Reg.
PART 302
WATER QUALITY STANDARDS
SUBPART
B: GENERAL USE WATER
QUALITY STANDARDS
SUBPART A:
GENERAL WATER QUALITY PROVISIONS
Section
302.101
302.102
302.103
302.104
302. 105
Section
302.201
302.202
302. 203
302. 204
302. 205
302.206
302. 207
302.208
Scope and Applicability
Mixing Zones
Stream Flows
Main River Temperatures
Nondegradation
SUBPART
B:
GENERAL USE WATER QUALITY STANDARDS
Scope and Applicability
Purpose
Unnatural Sludge
pH
Phosphorus
Dissolved Oxygen
Radioactivity
Chemical Constituents
95—220
—5—
302.209
Fecal Coliform
302.210
Substances Toxic
to Aquatic Life
302.211
Temperature
302.212
Ammonia Nitrogen and Un-ionized Ammonia
SUBPART
C:
PUBLIC AND FOOD PROCESSING WATER
SUPPLY STANDARDS
Section
302.301
Scope and Applicability
302.302
Algicide Permits
302.303
Finished Water Standards
302.304
Chemical Constituents
302.305
Other Contaminants
302.306
Fecal Coliform
SUBPART
D:
SECONDARY CONTACT AND INDIGENOUS
AQUATIC LIFE STANDARDS
Section
302.401
Scope and Applicability
302.402
Purpose
302.403
Unnatural Sludge
302.404
pH
302.405
Dissolved Oxygen
302.406
Fecal Coliform
(repealed)
302.407
Chemical Constituents
302.408
Temperature
302.409
Cyanide
302.410
Substances Toxic to Aquatic Life
SUBPART
E:
LAKE MICHIGAN WATER QUALITY
STANDARDS
Section
302.501
Scope and Applicability
302.502
Dissolved Oxygen
302.503
pH
302.504
Chemical Constituents
302.505
Fecal Coliform
302.506
Temperature
302.507
Existing Sources on January
1,
1971
302.508
Sources under Construction But Not
in Operation
on January
1, 1971
302.509
Other Sources
Appendix A
References
to Previous Rules
Appendix B
Sources of Codified Sections
95—221
—6—
AUTHORITY:
Implementing Section
13 and authorized
by Section
27
of the Environmental Protection Act
(Ill.
Rev.
Stat.
1987,
ch.
111—1/2,
pars.
1013 and
1027).
SOURCE:
Filed with the Secretary of State January
1,
1978;
amended
2
Ill. Req.
No.
44,
page 151,
effective November
2,
1978;
amended
3
Ill. Req.
No.
20,
page
95, effective May
17,
1979;
amended
3
Ill.
Reg.
No.
25,
page 190,
effective June 21,
1979;
codified
6 Ill.
Req.
7818, effective June
22,
1982;
amended
6
Ill.
Reg.
11161,
effective September
7,
1982;
amended
6
Ill.
Reg.
13750, effective October
26,
1982;
amended
at
8
Ill.
Reg.
1629,
effective January 18,
1984;
peremptory amendment at
10 Ill.
Reg.
461, effective December
23,
1985;
amended
at R87—27
at
12
Ill.
Reg.
9911,
effective May
27,
1988; amended
in R85—29
at
12
Ill.
Reg.
12082, effective July 11,
1988;
amended
in R88—l at
Ill.
Req.
_____________________,
effective
______________________
Section 302.211
Temperature
a)
Temperature has STORET number
(F0)
00011
and (C°)00010.
b)
There
shall
be
no abnormal
temperature changes
that may
adversely affect aquatic
life unless caused
by natural
conditions.
c)
The normal daily and seasonal temperature fluctuations
which existed before
the addition
of heat due
to other
than natural
causes shall be maintained.
d)
The maximum temperature
rise
above natural temperatures
shall not exceed 2.8°C(50F).
e)
In addition,
the water temperature
at representative
locations in the main river
shall not exceed
the maximum
limits in the following table during more than one
percent of
the hours
in the 12-month period ending with
any month.
Moreover,
at
no
time shall
the water
temperature
at such locations exceed
the maximum limits
in the following table by more than 1.7°C(30F).
oF
JAN.
16
60
JUL.
32
90
FEB.
16
60
AUG.
32
90
MAR.
16
60
SEPT.
32
90
APR.
32
90
OCT.
32
90
MAY
32
90
NOV.
32
90
JUNE
32
90
DEC.
16
60
95—222
—7—
f)
The owner
or operator
of
a source
of heated effluent
which discharges ~S-7~O8 150 megawatts
(0.5 billion
British thermal units per hour)
or more shall
demonstrate
in
a hearing before this Board not less than
5
nor more than
6 years after
the effective date of
these regulations or,
in the case of new sources, after
the commencement
of operation,
that discharges from that
source have not caused and cannot be
reasonably expected
to cause
significant ecological damage to
the receiving
waters.
If such proof
is not made
to the satisfaction
of
the Board appropriate corrective measures shall
be
ordered
to be taken within
a reasonable time as
determined by the Board.
g)
Permits for heated effluent discharges, whether
issued
by the Board or the Agency,
shall
be subject
to revision
in the event
that reasonable future development creates
a need for reallocation
of the assimilative capacity of
the receiving stream as defined
in the regulation above.
h)
The owner
or operator
of
a
source of heated effluent
shall maintain such records and conduct such studies
of
the effluents from such sources and
of their
effects
as
may be
required by the Agency or
in any permit granted
under
the Act.
i)
Appropriate corrective measures will
be required
if,
upon complaint filed
in accordance with Board rules,
it
is found
at any time that any heated effluent causes
significant ecological damage
to the receiving stream.
j)
All effluents
to
an artificial cooling lake must comply
with the applicable provisions
of
the thermal water
quality standards
as set forth
in See~ort~9~23~
this
Section and ~
35
Ill.
Adm. Code 303, except when all
of the following requirements are met:
1)
All discharges from the artificial cooling lake to
other waters of
the State comply with the
applicable provisions
of See~er~s~9~H+~+
~ee~1~ ~2~+e+~-
subsections
(b) through
(e).
2)
The heated effluent discharged
to the artificial
cooling lake complies with all other applicable
provisions of
this Chapter, except 6ee~ei’~e
~h~e~gh 39~-e~
subsections
(b)
through
(e).
3)
At
an adjudicative hearing the discharger shall
satisfactorily demonstrate to
the Board
that the
95—223
—8—
artificial cooling
lake receiving the heated
effluent will
be environmentally acceptable,
and
within the
intent of the Act,
including,
but not
limited
to:
A)
provision of conditions
capable of supporting
shellfish,
fish and wildlife,
and recreational
uses consistent with good management practices,
and
B)
control of the thermal component of the
discharger’s effluent by
a technologically
feasible and economically reasonable method.
4)
The
required showing
in See~e~t39~~-~++3+
subsection
(j)(3)
may take the form of an
acceptable final environmental
impact statement
or
pertinent provisions of environmental assessments
used
in the preparation of
the final
environmental
impact statement,
or may take the form of
a showing
pursuant to Section 316(a)
of the CWA, which
addresses the requirements of See~en
3?~2~++3+~ subsection
(j)(3).
5)
If an adequate showing
as provided
in Bee~er~
~
subsection
(j)(3)
is found,
the Board
shall promulgate specific thermal
standards
to be
applied
to
the
discharge to that artificial cooling
Lake.
SUBPART C:
PUBLIC AND FOOD PROCESSING WATER
SUPPLY STANDARDS
Section 302.304
Chemical Constituents
The following levels of chemical
constituents shall not be
exceeded:
STORET
CONCEN
-
TRATION
CONSTITUENT
NUMBER
(mg/l)
Arsenic
(total)
01002
0.05
Barium
(total)
01007
1.0
Cadmium
(total)
01027
0.010
Chloride
00940
250.
Chromium
01034
0.05
Lead
(total)
01051
0.05
95—224
—9—
Manganese
(total)
01055
0.15
Nitrate—Nitrogen
00620
10.
Oil
(hexane—solubles or equivalent)
00550,
00556
or 00560
0.1
Organics
Pesticides
Chlorinated Hydrocarbon Insecticides
Aldrin
39330
0.001
Chlordane
39350
0.003
DDT
39370
0.05
Dieldrin
39380
0.001
Endrin
39390
0.0002
Heptachlor
39410
0.0001
Heptachlor Epoxide
39420
0.0001
Lindane
39782
0.004
Methoxychlor
39480
0.1
Toxaphene
39400
0.005
Organophosphate Insecticides
Parathion
39540
0.1
Chlorophenoxy Herbicides
2, 4—Dichlorophenoxyacetic
acid (2,4—D)
39730
0.1
2—( 2,4, 5—Trichiorophenoxy)
—
propionic acid
(2,4,5—
TP
or Silvex)
39760
0.01
Phenols
32730
0.001
Selenium (total)
01147
0.01
SpF~e~esSulfates
00945
250.
Total Dissolved Solids
70300
500.
(Source:
Amended
in R88—l
Ill.
Reg.
________
effective
_______________
SUBPART
E:
LAKE MICHIGAN WATER
QUALITY STANDARDS
Section 302.504
Chemical Constituents
The following levels of chemical constituents shall
not be
exceeded:
STORET
CONCEN—
TRATION
CONSTITUENT
NUMBER
(mg/i)
Ammonia Nitrogen
00610
0.02
Chloride
00940
12.0
Sulfate
00945
24.0
Phosphorus
(as
P)
00665
0.007
95—225
—10—
Total Solids
(Dissolved)
70300
180.0
ey~~e
e~a~+
(Source:
Amended
in R88—i
________
Ill.
Reg.
_________
effective
________________
Section 302.507
Existing Sources on January
1,
1971
a)
All sources of heated effluents in existence as
of
January
1, 1971 shall meet the following restrictions
outside of a mixing zone which
shall be no greater
than
a circle with
a radius of 305 m (1000 feet)
or
an equal
fixed area of simple
form.
1)
There shall be no abnormal temperature changes that
may affect aquatic life.
2)
The normal daily and seasonal temperature
fluctuations that existed before the addition of
heat shall be maintained.
3)
The maximum temperature rise at any time above
natural temperatures shall not exceed 1.7°C
(30F).
In addition,
the water
temperature shall
not exceed the maximum limits
indicated
in the
following table:
°C
JAN.
4~
7
~
45
JUL.
88
27
~
80
FEB.
4~
7
~ 45
AUG.
88 ~
~
80
MAR.
45
7
~ 45
SEPT.
88
T~
~
80
APR.
~5 13
~
55
OCT.
6~
TW
~8
65
JUN.
69
T~
~6 ~
NOV.
69
16
~6 60
JUN.
~9 21
~
70
DEC.
S9
15
b)
The owner
or operator
of
a source of heated effluent
which discharges ~5~999 150 megawatts
(0.5 billion
British Thermal Units per hour)
or more
shall demonstrate
in
a hearing before this Board not less than
5 nor more
than six years after the adoption of this regulation,
that discharges from that source have not caused and
cannot be reasonably expected
in
future
to cause
significant ecological damage to
the Lake.
If
such proof
is not made
to the satisfaction of the Board,
backfitting
of alternative cooling devices shall
be accomplished
within
a
reasonable
time as determined
by the Board.
95—226
—11—
(Source:
Amended
in R88—l
effective
)
Ill. Reg.
__________
Section 302.509
Other Sources
a)
No source of heated effluent which was not
in operation
or
under construction as of January
1, 1971 shall
discharge more than
a daily average of 2999
29 megawatts
(0.1 billion British Thermal Units per hour).
b)
Sources
of heated effluents which discharge less than a
daily average
of ~988 29 megawatts
(0.1 billion British
Thermal Units per hour)
not
in operation or under
construction as of January
1,
1971 shall meet all
requirements
of sections 302.507
and 302.508.
(Source:
Amended
in R88—l
effective
)
Ill.
Reg.
__________
TITLE 35:
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SUBTITLE
C:
WATER POLLUTION
CHAPTER
I:
POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
PART 304
EFFLUENT STANDARDS
SUBPART A:
GENERAL EFFLUENT STANDARDS
Section
304.101
304.102
304.103
304.104
304.105
304.106
304.120
304. 121
304.122
304.123
304.124
304.125
304.126
304.140
304.141
304.142
Preamble
D i1Ut
~Ofl
Background Concentrations
Averaging
Violation of Water Quality Standards
Offensive Discharges
Deoxygenating Wastes
Bacteria
Nitrogen
(STORET number
00610)
Phosphorus
(STORET number 00665)
Additional Contaminants
pH
Mercury
Delays in
Upgrading
(Repealed)
NPDES Effluent Standards
New Source Performance Standards (Repealed)
95—227
—12—
SUBPART
B:
SITE SPECIFIC RULES AND EXCEPTIONS
NOT OF GENERAL APPLICABILITY
Section
304.201
304.202
304.203
304.204
304 .205
304.206
304.207
304
.
208
304. 209
304 .210
304.212
304.213
304.214
304.215
304.216
Wastewater Treatment Plant Discharges of the
Metropolitan Sanitary District of Greater Chicago
Chlor—alkali Mercury Discharges
in St.
Clair County
Copper Discharges by Olin Corporation
Schoenberger Creek: Groundwater Discharges
John Deere Foundry Discharges
Alton Water Company Treatment Plant Discharges
Galesburg Sanitary District Deoxygenating Wastes
Discharges
City of Lockport Treatment Plant Discharges
Wood River Station Total Suspended Solids
Discharges
Alton Wastewater Treatment Plant Discharges
Sanitary District of Decatur Discharges
Union Oil Refinery Ammonia Discharge
Mobil Oil Refiner Ammonia Discharge
City of Tuscola Wastewater Treatment Facility
Discharges
Newton Station Suspended Solids Discharges
SUBPART
C:
TEMPORARY EFFLUENT STANDARDS
Section
304
.
301
Appendix A
Exception for Ammonia Nitrogen Water Quality
Violations
References
to Previous Rules
AUTHORITY:
Implementing Section
13 and authorized by Section
27
of the Environmental Protection Act
(Ill.
Rev.
Stat.
1987,
ch.
111—1/2, pars 1013
and 1027).
SOURCE:
Filed with the Secretary of State January
1,
1978;
amended
at
2
Ill. Reg.
30,
p.
343, effective July 27,
1978;
amended at
2
Ill.
Reg.
44,
p.
151, effective November
2,
1978;
amended
at
3
Ill.
Reg.
20 p.
95, effective May 17,
1979;
amended
at
3
Ill.
Reg.
25 p. 190, effective June
21,
1979; amended at
4
Ill.
Reg.
20,
p.
53, effective May 7,
1980;
amended at
6 Ill.
Reg.
563, effective December
24, 1981;
codified at
6 Ill.
Reg.
7818,
amended at
6
Ill.
Reg.
11161, effective September
7,
1982;
amended at
6
Ill. Reg.
13750 effective October
26, 1982;
amended
at
7
Ill.
Reg.
3020, effective March
4,
1983; amended
at
7 Ill.
Beg.
8111,
effective June 23,
1983;
amended
at
7
Ill. Reg.
14515,
effective October 14,
1983; amended
at
7
Ill.
Reg.
14910,
effective November
14, 1983;
amended
at
8 Ill. Beg.
1600,
effective January
18,
1984;
amended at
8 Ill.
Reg.
3687,
95—228
—13—
effective March
14,
1984; amended
at
8
Ill.
Beg.
8237, effective
June
8, 1984;
amended at
9
Ill.
Reg.
1379, effective January 21,
1985;
amended
at
9
Ill.
Reg.
4510,
effective March
22,
1985;
peremptory amendment at
10
Ill.
Peg.
456, effective December 23,
1985;
amended
at 11
Ill.
Beg.
3117,
effective January 28,
1987;
amended
in R84—l3 at
11
Ill.
Beg.
7291, effective April
3, 1987;
amended
in R86—l7(A)
at
11
Ill.
Beg.
14748,
effective August 24,
1987;
amended
in B84—l6 at
12
Ill.
Reg.
2445,
effective January
15, 1988;
amended
in R83—23
at
12
Ill.
Beg.
8658,
effective May
10,
1988; amended
in R87—27
at
12
Ill.
Reg.
9905,
effective May
27,
1988;
amended
in R82—7
at
12 Ill.
Beg.
10712,
effective June
9,
1988;
amended
in R87—22
at
12 111.
Beg.
13966, effective
September
2,
1988;
amended
in R88—l
at
Ill.
Reg.
_________
effective _______________________
Section 304.104
Averaging
a)
Except
as otherwise specifically provided,
proof of
violation of the numerical standards
of this Part shall
be on the basis of one or more
of the
following averaging
rules:
1)
No monthly average shall exceed the prescribed
numerical
standard.
2)
No daily composite shall exceed two times
the
prescribed numerical standard.
3)
No grab sample
shall exceed five times
the
prescribed numerical standard.
b)
Terms used
in 6ee~o~
4~484+s+subsection
(a)
shall
have the following meanings:
1)
The monthly average shall
be the numerical average
of
all daily composites taken during
a calendar
month.
A monthly average must be based
on at least
three daily composites.
2)
A daily composite
shall
be the numerical average
of
all grab samples,
or the
result of analysis of
a
single sample formed by combining all aliquots,
taken during
a calendar day.
A daily composite must
be based on at least
three grab samples
or
three
aliquots taken
at different times.
3)
A grab sample
is
a sample taken at
a single
time.
Aliquots of
a daily composite are grab samples only
if they are analyzed separately.
95—229
—14—
C)
See~e~~4~484+s+
Subsection
(a)
establishes
a method of
interpretation of the effluent standards of this Part.
The Agency shall consider the averaging
rule
in deciding
whether an applicant has demonstrated that
a facility
complies with this Part for purposes of permit issuance
and
in writing the effluent standards into permit
conditions.
Reporting and monitoring requirements are
established by way
of permit condition pursuant
to
See~efts35 Ill.
Adm. Code 305.102 and 309.146.
d)
Proof of violation of effluent limitations contained
in
permits
shall
be based
on the language of
the permit.
(Source:
Amended
in P88—i
Ill.
Beg.
________,
effective
________________
Section
304.124
Additional Contaminants
a)
No person shall cause
or allow the concentration
of the
following constituents
in any effluent
to exceed the
following levels,
subject
to
the averaging
rules
contained
in Section 304.104(a).
STORET
CONCENTRATION
CONSTITUENT
NUMBER
mg/i
Arsenic
01002
0.25
Barium
01007
2.0
Cadmium
01027
0.15
Chromium (hexavalent)
01032
0.1
Chromium (total)
01034
1.0
Copper
01042
0.5
Cyanide
00720
0.10
Fluoride
00951
15.0
Iron
(total)
01045
2.0
Lead
01051
0.2
Manganese
01055
1.0
Nickel
01067
1.0
Oils (hexane soluble
or
equivalent)
00550
15.0
Phenols
32730
0.3
Silver
01077
0.1
Zinc
01092
1.0
Total Suspended Solids
00530
15.0
(From sources other than those
covered by Section 304.120)
b)
Discharges of hexavalent chromium shall
be subject to
the averaging rule of Section 304.104 modified as
95—230
—15—
follows:
monthly averages shall not exceed
0.1 mg/i;
daily composites
shall
not exceed 0.3 mg/i;
and, grab
samples
shall
not exceed 1.0 mg/i.
c)
Oil may be analytically separated
into polar
and
nonpolar components.
If such separation
is done,
neither of
the components may exceed
15 mg/l
(i.e.
15
mg/I polar materials and
15 mg/i nonpolar materials).
d)
Unless otherwise indicated,
concentrations
refer
to the
total amount
of
the constitutent present
in all phases,
whether solid,
suspended or dissolved, elemental
or
combined,
including all oxidation states.
Where
constituents
are commonly measured
as other
than total,
the word
“total”
is inserted for
clarity.
e)
The following table
is provided for cross referencing
purposes:
CONSTITUENT
SECTION(S)
Ammonia nitrogen
304.301,
304.122
Bacteria
304.121
Biochemical Oxygen Demand
304.120
Deoxygenating Wastes
304.120
Mercury
3~4-~2~
304.126
Nitrogen,
ammonia
304.301,
304.122
pH
~94~-~26 304.125
Phosphorus
304.123
(Source:
Amended
in R88—l
Ill.
Beg.
effective
_______________)
Section 304.140
Delays
in Upgrading
(Repealed)
a~
A~
e~t~er~a~~s ~
~e be me~en
Beeer~thef~
~
e~Beee1~rtbef
3~T
an~4~n~espense
~e See~en
94~39~
she~ be
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~
The
sehei~get’~4~sel g4b~e?e~ a ee
ee~en ~‘en~
~
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ant~7
The ~isehat~gefhas f~e~an app3~ea~enfof a
eens~~e~ong~an~en
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befefe
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~9~t
3~ The ~4seh8fgef
has ~~e3y
~akert
O3r~
neeessa~ypfe—
en~pos~—~an~
ae~ensapp~epf±a~e
~e the
95—23 1
—16—
spee4~f4eg~en~
s~e~fof
wh~eh ~he
d4sehe~ef
~s
then
e~g~b~e~
4~
The exemp~onpfev4de~4n fa++3~+i+a++2+ an~~
above
she~
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upon
ee~p~e~onof
eens~~~e~on
tin~et’ the
gt~art~
~ev±~e~
an~ eon~p~4eneew4~h
the
pfev~s~ens of
th~s See4~on sha~
thefeaf~ef
be
b+
Neth~n~~n pafagfaph ~
above sha~
~
~he power of
the
Board
~o
ert~er an
aba~effien~order
pt~rsuart~~e
6ee~on
46 of the Ae~neeessary ~e eba~epe~tt~onef the wa~ers
ef the 8th~e7
when
the
Beard
has
fot~nd7 as
the
rest,~
ef
an
enfereeinen~
or
var4~enee ease
~in
4e~ed tinder
T~~es
of ~M of the Ae~7that the d4eeher~er~s eatis4~nga
v4e~et~en of
the
Aet
or
the
regt1~at~onsT
e+
The
fo~ow~ngBeet~ons
were
req~red
to
be
Met
en
BeceMber
3~~r
~9~37
Of
Beeeffiber
3~7 ~
Beet4on
8~d
Rt~e
Number
Bate
384~29+e+
484fe+
Beee~ber3~
384~429+d+
484+d+
BeeeMber
3~y
384~2~c
495
fB~seharges
to
8h4e
Beeeffiber
3~
~9~3
and M~ss~ss~p~4
R±versen~y+
496 f6eeend peragra~hof
BeeeMber
~
~9~4
e~d Rt~e 496
On~Y+
(Source:
Repealed
in R88—l
Ill.
Beg.
_________
effective
________________)
TITLE
35:
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SUBTITLE
C:
WATER POLLUTION
CHAPTER
I:
POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
PART 305
MONITORING AND REPORTING
Section
305.101
Preamble
305.102
Reporting Requirements
305.103
Effluent Measurement
95—232
—17—
Appendix
References
to Previous Rules
AUTHORITY:
Authorized by Section
27 and implementing Section
13
of the Environmental Protection Act
(Ill.
Rev.
Stat.
1979,
ch.
lll~/2, pars.
1027 and 1013).
SOURCE:
Filed with the Secretary of State January
1,
1978;
amended
3
Ill.
Beg.
no.
25, page
190, effective June
21, 1979;
codified
6
Ill.
Reg.
7818;
amended at
8
Ill.
Beg.
1600 effective
January
18.
1984;
amended
in R88—l
__________
Ill.
Beg.
__________
effective
_______________
Section 305.102
Reporting Requirements
a)
Every person within this State operating
a pretreatment
works,
treatment works,
or wastewater source shall submit
operating
reports to the Agency at a frequency to be
determined by the Agency.
Such reports shall contain
information regarding the quantity of influent and
of
effluent discharged,
of wastes bypassed and of combined
sewer
overflows;
the concentrations
of those physical,
chemical,
bacteriological and radiological parameters
which shall be specified by the Agency; and any
additional information
the Agency may reasonably
require.
This reporting requirement for pretreatment
works shall only apply to
those pretreatment works which:
1)
Discharge toxic pollutants,
as defined
in Section
502(13)
of the CWA,
or pollutants which may interfere
with the treatment process,
into the receiving
treatment works
or are subject
to regulations
promulgated under Section
307
of the Clean Water Act
(CWA):
33 U.S.C.
1251 et
seq.;
or
2)
Discharge 15
or more
of the total hydraulic flow
received by the treatment works;
or
3)
Discharge 15
or more of the
total biological loading
received by the treatment works
as measured by 5—day
biochemical oxygen demand.
b)
Every holder
of
an NPDES permit
is required
to comply
with
the monitoring,
sampling,
recording and reporting
requirements set forth
in the permit and this chapter.
c)
Compliance with the reporting requirements
of
35
Ill.
Adm.
Code 310 satisfies
this reporting requirement.
(Source:
Amended
in R88—l
Ill.
Beg.
________
effective
________________
95—233
—18—
TITLE
35 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SUBTITLE
C:
WATER POLLUTION
CHAPTER
I:
POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
PART 309
PERMITS
SUBPART A:
NPDES PERMITS
Section
309.101
309. 102
309.103
309.104
309.105
309.106
309.107
309.108
309.109
309.110
309. 111
309.
112
309. 113
309.114
309. 115
309.116
309. 117
309.118
309. 119
309. 141
309. 142
309.143
309. 144
309.145
309. 146
309. 147
309.148
309.149
309. 150
309.151
309.152
309.153
309.154
309.155
309.156
Preamble
NPDES Permit Required
Application
—
General
Renewal
Authority
to
Deny
NPDES
Permits
Access
to Facilities and Further Information
Distribution
of Applications
Tentative Determination and Draft Permit
Public Notice
Contents of Public Notice of Application
Combined Notices
Agency Action After Comment Period
Fact Sheets
Notice to Other Governmental Agencies
Public Hearings on NPDES Permit Applications
Notice of Agency Hearing
Agency Hearing
Agency Hearing File
Agency Action After Hearing
Terms
and Conditions
of NPDES Permits
Water
Quality Standards and Waste Load Allocation
Effluent Limitations
Federal New Source Standards of Performance
Duration of Permits
Authority to Establish Recording, Reporting,
Monitoring and Sampling Requirements
Authority
to Apply Entry and Inspection
Requirements
Schedules of Compliance
Authority to Require Notice of Introduction
of
Pollutants
into Publicly Owned Treatment Works
Authority
to
Ensure
Compliance
by
Industrial
Users
with
Sections
204(b),
307 and 308
of the Clean
Water Act
Maintenance
and Equipment
Toxic Pollutants
Deep Well Disposal of Pollutants
(repealed)
Authorization to Construct
Sewage
Sludge
Disposal
Total Dissolved Solids Reporting and Monitoring
95—234
—19—
309.181
Appeal
of Final Agency Action on a Permit
Application
309.182
Authority
to Modify,
Suspend
or Revoke Permits
309.183
Revision of Schedule of Compliance
309.184
Permit Modification Pursuant to Variance
309.185
Public Access
to Information
309.191
Effective Date
SUBPART
B:
OTHER PERMITS
Section
309.201
Preamble
309.202
Construction Permits
309.203
Operating Permits; New or Modified Sources
309.204
Operating Permits; Existing Sources
309.205
Joint Construction and Operating Permits
309.206
Experimental Permits
309.207
Former Permits
(Repealed)
309.208
Permits
for Sites Receiving Sludge for Land
Application
309.221
Applications
—
Contents
309.222
Applications
—
Signatures
and Authorizations
309.223
Applications
—
Registered
or Certified Mail
309.224
Applications
—
Time
to Apply
309.225
Applications
—
Filing and Final Action by Agency
309.241
Standards
for Issuance
309.242
Duration of Permits Issued Under Subpart B
309.243
Conditions
309.244
Appeals
from
Conditions
in
Permits
309.261
Permit No Defense
309.262
Design, Operation and Maintenance Criteria
309.263
Modification
of Permits
309.264
Permit Revocation
309.265
Approval
of
Federal
Permits
309.266
Procedures
309.281
Effective Date
309.282
Severability
Appendix
References to Previous Rules
AUTHORITY:
Authorized by Section
27 and implementing Section
13
and 13.3 of
the Environmental Protection Act
(Ill.
Rev.
Stat.
1987,
ch.
1111/2, pars.
1027,
1013 and 1013.3).
SOURCE:
Adopted
in P71—14,
at
4 PCB
3, March
7,
1972;
amended
in R73—ll,
12,
at
14 PCB 661,
December
5,
1974,
at
16 PCB 511,
April
24,
1975,
and at
28 PCB 509, December
20, 1977;
amended
in
R73—ll,
12,
at
29 PCB 477,
at
2
Ill.
Beg.
no.
16,
page
20,
effective April
20,
1978;
amended
in R79—l3,
at
39 PCB 263,
at
4
Ill. Beg.
no.
34, page
159, effective August
7,
1980;
amended
in
95— 235
—20—
R77—12B,
at
41 PCB 369, at
5
Ill.
Peg.
6384, effective May 28,
1981;
amended
in B76—21,
at
44 PCB 203,
at
6
Ill. Beg.
563,
effective December
24,
1981;
codified
6 Ill.
Reg.
7818;
amended
in R82—5,
10,
at
54 PCB 411, at
8 Ill.
Reg.
1612, effective
January
18,
1984;
amended
in R86—44
at
12
Ill.
Beg.
2495
effective January
13, 1988;
amended
in R88—l
at
Iii.
Beg.
________,
effective
_____________________
Section
309.281
Effective Date
a)
The
effective date
of
th~s
Subpart
B
sha~4
be
the
date
of ?~~ngwith the Secretary of State en an
e~ergeney
bae~s-~is March
7,
1972.
b)
Notwithstanding
(a)
above, Section 309.208 sha~beeeme
effeet~veat si~eht~teas the Agency adopts er~ter~a
to
adnt~n~ster
the pern~tpregra~
eenta4ned there~rt~became
effective with adoption by the Agency
of
35
Ill.
Adm.
Code
391
on December
15,
1983.
(Source:
Amended
in R88—l
Ill. Beg.
_________
effective
________________
IT
IS SO ORDERED.
I, Dorothy
M.
Gunn,
Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control
Board, hereby certify that the
a
e Opinion and Order was
adopted on the
.~5~cZ
day of
____________________,
1989,
by a
vote of
7
—rno
.
~
~7.
Dorothy
M. Gu~, Clerk
Illinois Poll’tition Control Board
95—236
