SERVICE LIST
BEFORE THE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

BEFORE

THE ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

IN THE MATTER OF:

)

1Q~

REVISIONS TO ANTJDEGRADATION

)

R01-13

RULES:

ILL. ADM. CODE 302.105,

)

(Rulemaking)

303

.205, 303.206, AND

106.990

—

106.995

)

I, Brett J. Marshall, with DynegyMidwest Generation, Inc., sent one original and nine

photocopies ofmy attached prefiled testimony to:

Ms. Dorothy M. Gunn

Clerk ofthe Board

Illinois Pollution Control Board

James R. Thompson Center

100 West Randolph Street

Suite 11-500

Chicago, Illinois

60601

I placed the above original document and nine photocopies in the United

States Mail in

Decatur, Illinois on January 30, 2001

and affixed the proper postage.

I also sent one photocopy ofthe prefiled testimony to:

Marie E. Tipsord,

Esq.

Hearing Officer

Illinois Pollution Control Board

James R. Thompson Center

100 West Randolph Street

Suite 11-500

Chicago, Illinois

60601

AND ONE PHOTOCOPY TO EACH OF THE PERSONS ON THE

ATTACHED SERVICE LIST.

I placed the above photocopies in the United States Mail in Decatur, Illinois on January

30,

2001

and

affixed the proper postage.

Date: January 30, 2001

Brett J. Marshall

SERVICE LIST

Ms. Kay Anderson

American Bottoms RWTF

One American Bottoms Road

Sauget, Illinois

62201

Frederic P. Andes, Esq.

Barnes & Thomburg

2600 Chase Plaza

10 South LaSalle Street

Chicago, Illinois

60603

Ms. Christine Bianco

Director ofRegulatory Affairs

Chemical Industry Council of Illinois

9801

West Higgins Road

Suite

515

Rosemont, illinois

60018

Christine S. Bucko,

Esq.

Assistant Attorney General

Illinois Attorney General’s Office

Environmental Bureau

188

West Randolph Street

20th Floor

Chicago, Illinois

60601

Mr. Jack Darin

Sierra Club, Illinois Chapter

200 North Michigan Avenue

Suite 505

Chicago, illinois

60601

Mr. Albert F. Ettinger

Environmental Law & Policy Center

East Wacker Drive

Suite

1300

Chicago, Illinois

60601-2110

Susan M. Franzetti, Esq.

Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal

8000 Sears Tower

233

South Wacker Drive

Chicago, Illinois

60606

James 1.

Harrington, Esq.

Ross & Hardies

150 North Michigan Avenue

Suite 2500

Chicago, Illinois

60601

John M. Heyde,

Esq.

Sidley & Austin

Bank One Plaza

10 South Dearborn Street

Chicago, illinois

60603

Richard J. Kissel, Esq.

Gardner, Carton & Douglas

Quaker Tower

321 North Clark Street

Suite 3400

Chicago, Illinois

60610-4795

Sharon Marie Neal, Esq.

Law Department

ComEd

Unicom

125

South Clark Street

Chicago, Illinois

60603

Mr. Jerry Paulson

McHenry County Defenders

804

Reginact

Woodstock, Illinois

60098

Mr. Irwin Polls

Metropolitan Water Reclamation District

Environmental Monitoring

6001

West Pershing Road

Cicero, Illinois

60804-4 1 12

Ms. Cindy Skrudkrud

4209 West Solon Road

Richmond, illinois

60071

Connie Tonsor, Esq.

Assistant Counsel

Division ofLegal Counsel

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

1021

North Grand Avenue East

Post Office Box

19276

Springfield, Illinois

62794-9276

Ms. Georgia Vlahos

Department ofthe Navy

Naval Training Center

2601A Paul Jones Street

Great Lakes, Illinois

60088-2845

Charles W.

Wesselhofl, Esq.

Ross & Hardies

150

North Michigan Avenue

Suite 2500

Chicago, illinois

60601

Mr. Stanley Yonkauski

Illinois Department of Natural Resources

524 South Second Street

Springfield, Illinois

62701

BEFORE

THE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

IN THE MATTER OF:

)

REVISIONS TO ANTIDEGRADATION

)

ROl-13

RULES:

ILL. ADM. CODE 302.105,

)

(Rulemaking)

303

.205,

303 .206, AND

106.990

—

106.995

)

PRE-FILED TESTIMONY OF BRETT J.

MARSHALL

Good morning, my name is Brett J. Marshall.

I am the Water Programs Group Leader for

Dynegy Midwest Generation, Inc.

I am aware that I filed my testimony after the deadline set by

the Hearing Officer in this matter.

However, prior to

having seen the testimony ofMr. David

Thomas of the Illinois Department ofNatural Resources

—

filed on January

19, 2001, the final

date to pre-file testimony

—

I would have had no reason to raise concerns before the Board in this

proceeding.

The testimony presented here today is specifically in response to testimony provided by

David

L. Thomas, Chief, Illinois Natural History Survey, with the Illinois Department ofNatural

Resources.

In his testimony, Mr. Thomas asked the Board to designate four streams in Illinois as

ORWs.

Of the four streams, the Middle Fork Vermilion River is of great concern to Dynegy

Midwest

Generation, Inc. (DMG), because our Vermilion Power Station

located on this

stream.

It was stated in Mr. Thomas’s testimony that there are no current discharges with

National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits in these stream segments.

See Testimony ofDavid L. Thomas, dated January

19, 2001

at 2.

The Vermilion Power Station

consists oftwo-coal-burning steam generating units.

Unit

1, built

1955,

has a nominal net

generating capacity of 74 megawatts

and Unit 2 was built in

1956

and is capable ofgenerating

102 megawatts.

Wastewater discharges from the Station are authorized by the Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency in compliance with the National Pollutant Discharge

Elimination System.

The most recent NIPDES permit was re-issued October

1996, and identifies three

outfalls that discharge to the Middle Fork Vermilion River.

A copy ofNPDES Permit

IL0004057 is attached (attachment

1).

Also stated in Mr. Thomas’s testimony was the fact that the Middle Fork Vermilion River

is Illinois’

only nationally designated wild and scenic river. j~,

at 2.

While this is a correct

statement, it is important to note that, before the river was designated a wild and scenic river, a

very important conservation easement agreement between the illinois Department of

Conservation (now Illinois Department ofNatural Resources) and DMG (formerly Illinois Power

Company) had to be reached.

Attached is a copy ofthat easement agreement (attachment 2).

This

agreement specifically grants the station the right to continue to operate, maintain,

and

improve all its facilities as it has in the past, including

any additional facilities provided for under

this

agreement.

Examples ofnew facilities include a new ash pond, new transmission and

distribution

lines, additional water intake pump house and, if necessary, a new bridge.

My question is, “How can the Illinois Department of Natural Resources propose to

designate a water segment as an Outstanding Resource Water, which would effectively preclude

any

further development, given the fact that its predecessor agency entered into an agreement to

allow future development?”

This appears to

be a potential conflict lacking resolve.

It further

calls to question the diligence undertaken by the staffofthe Illinois Natural History

Survey in

proposing the stream’s designation as an

ORW.

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has proposed rules for designating ORWs

for the Board’s consideration.

The issues I raise, I believe, highlight the need to adopt rules and

formal procedures for such designations prior to any attempt to

name outstanding streams.

I am

aware that the Illinois Environmental Regulatory Group (IERG), ofwhich DMG is a member,

has asked the Board to strike the testimony ofMr. Thomas and the Illinois Department of

Natural Resources’ motion to designate four streams in Illinois as ORWs.

I urge the Board to

grant IERG’s request.

Dated:

January 29, 2001

~i~L~’

Brett J. M~shall

attachment

NPDES Permit IL0004057

SFN:DEL\96022

lO5.psj

Attachment:

FInal Permit

cc:

Records

Compliance Assurance

Section

Champaign

Region

USEP~

State of illinois

ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION AGENCY

Mary A. Gade, Director

2200

Churchill Road, Springfield,

IL 62794-9276

217/732-0610

October

1996

Illinois Power Company

500

South 27th Street

Decatur, Illinois

62525

Re:

Illinois

Power Company

Illinois

Power Company

Vermilion Power Station

NPDES Permit No. 1L0004057

Final

Permit

Gentlemen:

Attached is the final NPDES

Permit

for your discharge.

The Permit as

issued covers discharge

limitations, monitoring,

and reporting requirements.

The

failure of you to meet any portion of the Permit could result

in civil and/or criminal

penalties.

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

is ready and willing to

assist

you in

interpreting any of the

conditions of the

Permit as they relate specifically to your discharge.

The

.Agency

unable

grant

the

following

modification

requested

your

comment

letter

August 5,

1996, because

is inconsistent

with

applicable

regulations and/or policy:

Applicable federal regulations as found in 40 CFR 423.13

limits the discharge of

Total

Residual Chlorine to two hours

per day from any single generating unit.

Special Condition

shall remain in the permit to ensure compliance with

federal regulations.

The Permit as issued is effective as of the date indicated on the first page of the Permit.

You have the right to appeal

any condition of

the

Permit to the Illinois Pollution Control Board within a 35 day period following the

issuance

date.

assistyou in meeting

the self-monitoring and reporting

requirements of your reissued NPDES permit, a supply of

preprinted Discharge Mtnitoring Report ~D~v~) forms for your facility

is being prepared.

These forms will be sent

to you prior to the initiation of DMR reporting under the reissued permit.

Additional information and instructions will

accompany the preprinted DMRs

upon their ax-rival.

Should you have questions concerning the Permit, please contact Darin LeCrone at the telephone number

indicated

above.

:in, P.~.

Manager,

Permit Section

Division of Water Pollution Control

NPDES Permit No.

1L0004057

Illinois Environmental Protection

Agency

Division of Water Pollution

Control

2200 Churchill Road

P.O.

Box

19276

Springfield,

Illinois

62794-9276

NATIONAL

POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION

SYSTEM

Reissued

(NPDES) Permit

Ash

Lagoon

Overflow

Middle Fork Vermilion River

Cooling

Tower Blowdown

Chemical

Metal

Cleaning Waste

Treatment

System Effluent

Activated Carbon

System Effluent

Make-Up Water Reservoir Overflow

East

Ash Pond

Cooling Tower

Blowdown

Chemical Metal Cleaning Waste Treatment

System

Effluent

Activated Carbon System

Effluent

compliance

with the provisions of

the

Illinois Environmental Protection

Act. Subtitle C Rules and Regulations of

the

Illinois

Pollution

Control

Board, and the FWPCA, the above-named permittee is hereby

authorized

discharge

at the

above

location to the above-named

receiving

stream

in accordance with the standard conditions

and attachments herein.

Permittee is

not authorized

to discharge

after

the

above expiration

date.

order to

receive authorization

discharge beyond

the

expiration

date,

the

permittee

shall submit the proper application as required by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) not

later than

180 days

prior to the expiration date.

Expiration

Date:

September

30,

2001

Name and Address of Perrnittee:

Illinois

Power Company

500 South

27th Street

Decatur,

Illinois

62525

Discharge Number

and Name:

No.

001

No.

001(a)

No. 001(b)

No. 001(c)

No. 002

No. 003

No. 003(a)

No. 003(b)

No. 003(c)

Issue Date:

October

1996

Effective

Date:

0c~ober

1996

Facility

Name and Address:

Illinois Power Company

Vermilion Power Plant

Post Office

Box

250

Oakwood,

Illinois

61858

(Vermilion

County)

Receiving Waters

Thomas

G. M~?wi~in,

Manager.

Permit

Section

Division

of Water Pollution Control

TGM:SFN:DEL\960221 05.PSJ

Page

NPDES Permit No. 1L0004057

Effluent Limitations and Monitoring

1. From the effective date of this permit until

the expiration date, the effluent of the following discharge(s)

shall

be monitored

and limited

~tall times as follows:

Outfall(s):

001 Ash

Lagoon

Overflow

This discharge consists of~

Fly ash

and bottom ash transport water~’

Ash hopper overflow

Deminerali~er

regenerant wastes

Water treatment clarifier sludge

Waterfilter backwash waste

Coal

pile runoff

Area

runoff

Non-chemical

metal

cleaning wastes

Boiler room and dust collector area

floor drains

10.

Pyrites from coal crushing

11.

Chemical metal cleaning waste

treatment

system effluent

Approximate

Flow

0.84 MOD

0,4 MGD

0.015

MGD

0.015

MGD

0.005

MGD

0.05

MGD

intermittent

Intermittent

0.06

MGD

0.01

MGD

Intermittent

liWeek

Single

Reading

Calculation

See Special Condition

No.

Continuous

~otalSuspended

Solids

15.0

30.0

1/Week

Jil and Grease

15.0

20.0

1/Month

otal Dissolved

Solids (TDS)

1/Week

Sulfates

‘~

3oron

Copper

0.06 1

0.062

ron (Dissolved)

1.665

mn (Total)

2.0

4.0

*Cooling tower blowdown and plant service water are used for ash transport.

~See Special Condition

No. 7.

See

Special Condition

No.

for Effluent limitations for boron, sulfate, and TDS

~See

Special Condition 8.

24 Hour

Composite

1/Week

24 Hour*~

Composite

1/Week

24 Hour

Composite

1/Month

24 Hour

Composite

1/Month

Hour

Composite

1/Month

24 Hour

Composite

~ARAMETER

LOAD

LIMITS

q1r~

CONCENTRATION

LIMITS

mo/i

30 DAY

DAILY

DAY

DAILY

SAMPLE

AVG.

MAX.

AVG.

MAX.

FREQUENCY

TYPE

Grab

24 Hour

Composite

Page 3

NPDES Permit No. lL0004057

Effluent Limitations and

Monitoring

LOAD

LIMITS

CONCENTRATION

lbs/day

LIMITS mo/I

DAY

DAILY

DAY

DAILY

SAMPLE

PARAMETER

AVG.

MAX.

AVG.

MAX.

FREQUENCY

TYPE

From the effective date of this permit until the expiration date, the effluent of the following discharge(s)

shall

be monitored and limited

at all times as follows:

Outfall(s):

001(a) Cooling Tower Slowdown

Approximate

Flow

0.84 MOD

See Special condition No.

3 and No.

Total Zinc

See Special Condition No.

1/Month

Grab

Daily When

Hour

Discharging

Total

Daily When

24 Hour

Discharging

Composite

Daily When

Hour

Discharging

Composite

Outfall(s):

001(b) Chemical Metal

Cleaning

Waste Treatment System Effluent

Approximate

Flow

Intermittent

Flow

Total

Iron

Total Copper

1.0

mage 4

NPDES

Permit No.

lL0004057

Effluent Limitations and Monitoring

From the effective date of this permit until the expiration

date of this

permit,

the effluent of the following discharge(s)

shall

monitored

and limited at

all times as follows:

Outfall(s):

001(c)

Activated Carbon System Effluent

1/Month

Measure When

Monitoring

Oil

and Grease

1/Month

Grab

Benzene

Ethylbenzene

luene

enes (total)

0.05

0.017

0.216

0.14

1.75

0.117

1.5

1/Month

Grab

1/Month

Grab

1/Month

Grab

1/Month

Grab

Total BETX**

0.75

1/Month*

Calculation

Priority Pollutant PNA’s

0.1

•See Special Condition

for more frequent monitoring of a new discharge.

~Benzene,Ethylbenzene, Toluene, Xylenes.

~Not

required for discharge involving only gasoline.

See Special

Condition

18.

This outfall consists of an intermittent

discharge

which may result from

the remediation of spills

at the Vermilion Power Station.

Outfall(s):

002 Make

Up Water Reservoir Overflow

This discharge consists

of:

Water pumped

into the reservoir from

the Middle

Fork Vermilion River

Area runoff

Boiler

blowdown

Plant roof and floor drainage

Cooling tower basin drains and overflows

See Special

Condition No.

Approximate

Flow

Intermittent

1/Week

Grab

1/Week

24 Hour

Composite

PARAMETER

LOAD

LIMITS

CONCENTRATION

lbs/day

!MTT.~

r,~r,i1

30 DAY

DAILY

30 DAY

DAILY

SAMPLE

AVG.

MAX.

AVG.

MAX.

FREQUENCY

TYPE

Flow

1/Month*

Grab

Flow

Daily When

Discharging

Single

Reading

Calculation

al Suspended

15.0

30.0

Solids

Oil

and Grease

15.0

20.0

1/Week

Grab

See Special Condition

Page 5

NPDES Permit No. IL0004057

Effluent Limitations and

Monitoring

From the effective

date of this permit

until the expiration date,

the effluent of the following discharge(s)

shall be

monitored and limited

all

times as follows:

Outfall(s):

003

East Ash

Pond

Flow

This discharge consists

of:

Fly

ash

and bottom ash transport

water

Ash hopper overflow

Demineralizer regenerant wastes

Water treatment clarifier sludge

Water filter backwash waste

Coal pile runoff

Area runoff

Non-chemical

metal

cleaning wastes

Boiler room and dust collector area

floor drains

10. Pyrites

from coal crushing

11. Chemical

metal

cleaning waste

treatment system

effluent

Approximate Flow

0.84 MGD

0.4 MGD

0.015

MOD

0.015

MOD

0.005

MGD

0.05 MGD

Intermittent

0.06 MGD

0.01

MGD

Intermittent

1/Week

Single

Reading

Calculation

See Special Condition

No.

Continuous

Total Suspended

15.0

Solids

Total Dissolved

Solids

(TDS)

1/Week

24Hour

Composite

—

1/Week

24 Hour

Composite

*Cooling tower blowdown

and plant service water are used for ash

transport.

~See Special Condition

No.

‘nr4~r~

M,,

i~,

c.....

...._.

c.,..

...

.~c......

.......i

‘rr~

PARAMETER

LOAD

LlMITS

h~/r~v

CONCENTRATION

LIMITS m~/l

DAY

DAILY

DAY

DAILY

SAMPLE

AVG.

MAX.

AVG.

MAX.

FREQUENCY

TYPE

Oil and

Grease

30.0

20.0

1/Month

Grab

Sulfates

Boron

Copper

Iron

(Dissolved)

Iron (Total)

15.0

0.061

2.0

1/Week

1/Week

0.062

1/Month

1.665

1/Month

4.0

1/Month

Hour

Composite

Hour

Composite

24 Hour

Composite

Hour

Composite

Hour~

Composite

Page 6

NPDES

Permit No. lL0004057

Effluent Limitations and Monitoring

CONCENTRATION

___________________

LIMITS

mg/I

30 DAY

DAILY

DAY

DAILY

SAMPLE

PARAMETER

AVG.

MAX.

AVG.

MAX.

FREQUENCY

TYPE

From the effective date of this permit until the expiration date, the effluent of the following discharge(s)

shall be monitored and limited

at all times as follows:

Outfall(s):

003(a)

Cooling Tower Blowdown

Approximate Flow

0.84 MGD

Outfall(s):

003(b) Chemical Metal Cleaning Waste Treatment System Effluent

Approximate~Flow

Intermittent

Daily When

24 Hour

Discharging

Total

1.0

Daily When

24 Hour

Discharging

Composite

1.0

Daily When

24 Hour

Discharging

Composite

LOAD

LIMITS

See Special

Condition No.

3 and No. 5

See Special Condition

No. 9

1/Month

Grab

Total

Zinc

IOW

rotal Iron

Total Copper

Page 7

NPDES Permit No. lL0004057

Effluent Limitations and Monitoring

LOAD

LIMITS

CONCENTRATION

lbs/day

LIMITS

mail

DAY

DAILY

DAY

DAILY

PARAMETER

AVG.

MAX.

AVG.

MAX.

1. From the effective date of this permit until the expiration

date olthis permit, the effluent of the

and limited at all

times as follows:

Outfall(s):

003(c) Activated

Carbon System Effluent

Measure When

Monitoring

Oil

and Grease

‘

Grab

Benzene

—

0.05

Grab

Ethylbenzene

0.017

0.216

Grab

Toluene

0.14

1.75

Grab

Xylenes (total)

0.117

1.5

Grab

Total

BETX

—

0.75

Calculation

Priority

Pollutant PNA’s

0.1

Grab

Seo Special Condition

17 for more frequent monitoring of a new discharge.

Benzene,

Ethylbenzene, Toluene, Xylenes.

Not required for discharge involving only gasoline.

See Special Condition

18.

‘~Thisoutfall consists of an

intermittent discharge which may result from the remediation of spills at theVermilion

Power Station.

Flow

SAMPLE

FREQUENCY

TYPE

following discharge(s)

shall

monitored

1/Months

1/Month*

1 /Month

1/Month

1/Month*

1/Month

Page

NPDES Permit No. 1L0004057

Special

Conditions

SPECLAL CONDITION

The pH

shall

be in the range 6.0

to 9.0.

Effluents which are monitored to provide a permanent, continuous

record may

outside of the listed range for a total of not

more than fifteen minutes

any day provided

the excursion is accidental

and

ess than

one pH

unit above or below

the listed range.

SPEC~ALCONDITION

Samples taken in compliance with the effluent monitoring requirements shall be

taken

a point representative

~f the discnarge, but prior to entry

into the receiving stream unless specified otherwise.

SPEC~ALCONDITION

Chlorine may not be

injected

into the

recirculating cooling water system

more than two

hours

per day

per

generating

unit,

SPECIAL

CONDITION

There

shall

no discharge of polychlorinated

biphenyl

compounds.

SPECIAL CONDITION

The

discharge

of one hundred twenty-four toxic pollutants (FR Vol.

47, No. 224, November 19,

1982.

pp.

52309,

~ppendixA)

is prohibited in detectable

amounts

from cooling tower discharges if the pollutants come from cooling

system maintenance

:hemicals.

The

use

of cooling

system maintenance

chemicals containing chromium is prohibited unless this

permit has

been modified

:0 include the use

and discharge

of these chemicals.

SPECLAL

CONDITION

Illinois Power Company’s

demonstration

submitted pursuant to Section

316(b) of the

Clean Water Act for the

iermilion Power Plant (Phase

Physical

Measurements)

has

been

reviewed

by IEPA and the review determination

is that while additional

ntake monitoring is not being required at this time, further monitoring

(i.e., Phase

II Biological Investigations)

is not precluded if determined

~ecessar/ at the time of any reissuance of NPDES

Permit No. 1L0004057.

~ECIAL CONDITION

If inclement weather prchibits the collection of a 24-hour composite sample,

sampling shail consist

of a grab

.~mpIe.

SPECIAL CONDITION

If equipment maintenance

ormalfunction

prohibits the continuous sampling

for pH at outfalls 001

and 003

then

sampling shall consist

of a

grab

sample

taken once per week.

SPECIAL

CONDITiON

Total Zinc concentration

the Cooling Tower Blowdown under~operationaiconditions,

shall

adequately

controlled

and limited to the present level of 1.0 mgil

or less when used to prevent corrosion

in the cooling system.

Analysis

for Tcral Zinc

concentration at Outfalls 001(a) and 003(a)

shall be

conducted

and

the results reported

the Discharge Monitoring

Report

(DMR) only

during

months when Zinc is used.

If Zinc is

not being used,

it shall

so indicated

the DMR.

SPECIAL CONDITION

10.

The

permittee shall record monitoring results

Discharge

Monitoring Report

Forms using one such

form for

each discharge each month.

The

completed

Discharge

Monitoring

Report

forms

shall

submitted

EPA

no later

than the

15th

day

of the

following month,

unless otherwise specified by the permitting authority.

Discharge

Monitoring Reports

shall

mailed to the IEPA at the following

address:

Illinois Environmental Protection

Agency

Division

Water

Pollution

Control

2200 Churchill Road

Springfield,

Illinois

62706

Attention: Compliance Assurance Section

SPECIAL CONDITION

11.

Standard Condition

11(a) of Attachment H

is revised as follows:

An application submitted by

a corporation

shall

be signed by

a principal executive officer of at least

the level of vice

president, or his duly authorized representative, if such representative is responsiblebr

the overall operation of the

facility from which the discharge described

in the application

form

originates.

In the

case of a partnership or a

sole

proprietorship, the

application shall be

signed by

a general partner or the proprietor,

respectively.

In the

case

publicly owned facility, the application shall

signed by either the principal

executive officer,

ranking elected official,

other duly authorized employee.

Page

NPDES Permit No. lL0004C57

Scecial Conditions

SPECIAL

CONDITION

12.

Standard Condition

11(b) of Attachment

H is revised as follows:

Pursuant to 40

CFR 122.22(b)

all

reports

required by permits,

other information

requested

by the Director, and all

permit applications shall

signed

a person described in 40

CFR 122.22(a), orby a duly authorized representative

of that person.

A person

a duly authorized representative

only il~

(1)

The

authorization

made

in writing by

a person described in paragraph

(a) of this section;

(2)

The authorization

specifies either

individual or a position having responsibility for the overall operation of the

regulated facility or activity such

as the position of plant manager, operator of a well or a well

field, superintendent,

position of equivalent responsibility, or an

individual orposition having overall responsibilityfor environmental matters

for the company.

(A duly

authorized representative may thus be

either a named individual orany individual occupying

a named position.) and

(3)

The written authorization

is submitted

to the Director.

SPECIAL CONDITION

13.

For Outfalls 001

and 003 the Perrnittee shall determine on a daily basis

compliance with the General

Use water quality standards for boron

(1.0

mg/i),

sulfate (500

mgil), an~total dissolved solids (1000 mg/I), in the Middle Fork

of the Vermilion River.

T’ne following equations shall

used to make these determinations.

Ficw Limitations

When

Outfall

001

003

discharging,

the

river

concentration

downstream

from

either

Outfall

001

003

when

discharging

alone shall

computed forthat outfall

follows:

C(ds)

Q(e~C(e)

0.25Q(us)~C(us)/~0.25Q(us)

Q(e)

where 0(e)

allowable effluent flow (cfs)

Q(us)

river flow upstream

of all

plant outfalls

(cfs)

C(ds)

general use

water quality standard (not to

exceeded at any time)(mg/I)

for boron:

1.0mg/i

for sulfate:

500 mg/i

forTDS:

1000mg/I

C(us)

river concentration

upstream of

all plant outfalls (mg/i)

C(e)

effluent pollutantconcentration

(mg/I)

Mass Limitations

When outfalls

001

andior 003

are discharging, neither outfall may violate the flow restrictions of equation

above.

addition, the combined mass limitations for these outfalls shall be computed

as follows:

Mplant

(0.25)Q(us)

Qplant(5. 394)*C(ds)

(0.25)Q(us)(5.394)C(us)

where:

M(lb/day)

conc(mgil)0(cfs)5.394

Mplant

M(001)

M(003)

Mtot

Mplant

M(us)

Mplant

Mtot

M(us)

(0.25)*Q(us)*(5.394)*C(us)

Mtot

(0.25)Q(us)

(5,394)*C(ds)

Mtot

total

mass of pollutant

the river (lb/day)

Mplant

total mass of pollutant discharged from

Outfalls 001 and

003 (lb/day)

M(us)

mass

of pollutant

flowing

past plant (lb/day)

Qplant

flow from

outfall 001

(cfs)

flow from Outfall

003 (cfs)

Q(us)

upstream river flow

(cfs)

Page

NPDES

Permit No.

1L0004057

Special Conditions

C(ds)

general use water quality standard

boron:

1.0mg/I

sulfate:

500 mg/I

TDS:

1000

mg/I

C(us)

upstream river concentration

(mg/I)

For the purpose of these calculations,

upstream river flows.

Q(us), shall be

estimated daily by measuring the river ficw

at the

USGS

gauging

station

Kickapoo

State

Park,

subtracting

from

that

measurement,

any

concurrent

upstream

ash

pond

discharge

flow

to the river.

Effluent boron,

sulfate, and TDS

values, 0(e), shall

determined

from

the analysis of a 24-hour

composite sample collected once-weekly of the ash

pond

discharge.

Upstream boron, sulfate, and TDS

concentrations. C(us),

shall be

determined

by the means of grab

samples

taken upstream, once per week

the same day that the ash pond outfalls

are

sampled.

If river conditions

(such

ice)

prohibit

sampling,

the

Permittee may

use the

long-term average

upstream

concentrations for boron,

sulfate and TDS

of 0.16

mg/I, 63

mg/I

and 378 mg/i respectively, based upon historical

EPA

water

puality sampling

at the ISWS sampling

station at Collision.

Quarterly samples

shall also

be collected instream,

by grab

sample,

~orboron, sulfate, and TDS, downstream of the plant at the downstream river pump

house.

Downstream

sampling

data

shall

ce submitted with the January, April, July, and October Discharge

Monitoring Reports.

At the time of application for renewal

cf the permit, the Permittee may request that the composite effluent sampling be

changed

to grab, subject to Agency review

and approval..

n order to

comply with the monitoring and reporting requirements of the monthly

Discharge

Monitoring Reports

for Outfalls 001

and 003, the Permittee shall also include a table which will indicate the actual measured daily ash pond discharge flows from

each

ash

pond

for

the

month,

the

effluent concentrations,

the

computed downstream

river concentrations,

the

computed

~“aximum

allowable daily flows, the computed maximum allowable daily mass loading and theactual mass discharged from each

~tfall.The weekly measured boron,

sulfates,

and TDS

effluent concentration values (upstream

and end of pipe) shall

also be

reported.

Supporting calculations

which indicate how the maximum

allowable daily flows and mass loadings were calculated

shall

attached

well.

SPECIAL CONDITION

14.

The Agency

has

determined

that the effluent limitations in this permit constitute BAT/BCT for storm

Nater which

treated in the existing treatment facilities for purposes of this permit reissuance,

and no

pollution prevention

plan

will

required for such

storm

water.

addition

to the

chemical

specific monitoring

required elsewhere in

this permit,

the

perrnittee

shall

conduct

annual

inspection

of the

facility

site to

identify

areas

contributing

to’

storm

water discharge

associated

with

industrial

activity,

arid

determine

whether

any

facility

modifications

have

occurred

which

result

previously-treated storm water discharges

longer receiving

treatment.

If any such

discharges are

identified

the permittee

shall request a modification ofthis permit within 30

days after the inspection.

Records of the annual

inspection shall

retained

~ythe permittee for the term of this permit and be

made

available to theAgency

request.

SPECIAL CONDITiON

15.

Disposal of sludge contained

in the

chemical metal cleaning

waste treatment

tank at the Vermilion

Power Plant, generated

from a six-stage ammonical bromate and hydrochloric acid cleaning

procedure

may be pumped

onto

the

active

area

of the

coal

pile

at the Vermilion

Power Plant.

Sludge shall

applied

to the coal

pile within the

foilowing

guidelines:

Sludge

shall only

be applied to

an active

area of the coal pile.

Sludge shall

applied

active

area

of the coal

pile at a rate to prevent coal

pile runoff and not to exceed

10,000

gpd.

Sludge application shall not be

permitted if the coal

pile has

been wetted

by rainfall within the 24

hour period preceding

the intended application time.

Sludge application shall not be

permitted

the

coal pile during precipitation orwhen precipitation

is imminent.

T’ne filter cake

from the portable

sock filter may

be disposed on

site with the sludge

generated

by the chemical

metal

cleaning wastewater treatment process.

Sludge

or filter cake which is

a hazardous waste

shall

not be

placed

the coal pile.

Page

NPDES Permit No. lL0004057

Special Conditions

This Special Condition does not relieve the permittee of any

State orfederal requirements for management of hazardous waste.

Documentation

to support a hazardous waste determination pursuant to 40 CFR 262.11 shall

maintained by the permittee.

SPECIAL CONDITION

16.

The

Agency has

received the results of Illinois Power Company’s Whole Effluent Toxicity testing

and river sediment sampling

at outfalls

001

and 003.

The results of effluent toxicity testing at outfall 003 for the three~

required

tests

indicate

no acute toxicity to the three test species.

Therefore additional whole effluent toxicity testing will not be required

at this time.

River sediment samples taken downstream of outfall 001 and downstream of outfall 003 do not indicate the presence of boron

downstream of these outfalls.

Based

these results, no further sediment sampling will be

required.

SPECIAL CONDITION

17.

(Outfalls 001(c)

and 003(c))

During the first

month

of a new discharge, the sample frequency shall

be once per week.

During the next two months the frequency shall

be twice

per month,

and thereafter the frequency shall

once per month.

Discharges of less than one week duration

shall

monitored

at least per discharge

events.

SPECIAL

CONDITION

18.

(Outfalls 001(c)

and 003(c))

Discharges of water which could have been

impacted by any fuel other

than

gasoline shall

analyzed

for the following polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons.

Acenaphthene

Acenaphthylene

Anthracene

Benzo

(a) anthracene

Benzo

(a) pyrene

3,4 Benzofiuoranthene

Benzo

(ghi)

perylene

Benzo

(k) fluoranthene

Chrysene

Dibenzo (a,h) anthracene

Fluoranthene

Fluorene

Indeno (1,2,3-cd) pyrene

Naphthalene

Phenanthrene

Pyrene

SPECIAL CONDITION

19.

The permittee

shall monitor the five

performance

monitoring

wells

around the east ash

pond on

quarterly

basis.

Each

sample

shall

analyzed

for boron,

manganese,

pH,

sulfates

and total

dissolved solids,

with

the

groundwater elevation

being noted

in each well

at the time of sampling.

Sample results

shall be submitted to the Agency at the

address in Special Condition

within 60

days of the

quarterly sampling date.

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and ns.as..e_Is.nt.

tall..,

40.’

the p.a.’posa

mot’.eonctg ailed

rsot’,.antan’.e of

Its.

montloted .cthsty.

811

The

pern’.rtee

anal

tetac,

‘ecocos of .4

nsontdorwsq es~o.met.on. ~sc*.aiSsQ

0.501at.,..,

and

rna.nt.nanoa

t,co.’dl,

ors’.sal

last)

oi’.a.l

t’.cOfdeiqs fat

co.,tmoous

honttattflQ

,nsusunentZttoti.

Coot..

ad reCorti

t’sQua5l3

tNt.

~mtt.

and

.COfOI of

data

used

com04eat

‘is.

*~lUOfl

lIsts Oatllltt.

Its’

aPeriod

at 4.,t

3 yea.i from medate

the

9a.’fl’ttt.

m.a.uletnent.

1500*1

0.’

lO0ltcaDOn.

ThIt

period

tnay

aetended

request

Of Itt.

Aget’tcy at

any

(1154.

(di

Paconla

~notstocssg

altochsaign

s/tad

1,0100.:

Ill

Tb.

date.

aaecl

place,

and

tune

..sntOalng

0.’

ns.a.aofen’eenot;

121

The

,nette59uallll

who

petlotmed

the sampl.ng

‘nea.u.’e’,s.t,ts;

The 405.453

analyses

ant..

ca.’f Ofrn.d

The

odmojualls)

,..tta g1o,t~ed

the

analyses;

15)

The

analyt,cal

bectnn.0oa,

methOdS

used;

and

(6)

TI’..

,..oLts

such

lnaIy~e*

(CU

Mon.toring

thost

cortOt.ctad

sCcortl.nQ

last

plocedurn

1001130.0

IstOer

CFR

P,,t

1 36,

aroa,s

otis..’

test

procedum

‘as.

oe.n spaafied

(fIts

permIt.

WIsere

no test

,n,cadu..

under 40

CPR

Psit 135 has

Dean

a0010’..d.

the

perm.ttee

rnsost

.~Ons,tto

the

Ag.flcy

test

rts.Ulod

for

approcal.

Tb.

g.im,tt.’a

shalt

CalIbrata

and

p’eifortit

tTIa.nienanc.

plOC.dwae

tnor.toctctcJ

and u.afyt,03l

tn,trume,,taDOn

ntam.

ann..

accu,acy

of m.astgansentt.

111)

$lgna,c.”y requa.ment.

Alt

aPOltCfltlOn$, teQolls

nforrn.l.on

subfn,ttsd

Usa

Agency

Inca

.igned

Otsd

drIlled.

Cal

A~ollcatton

All

paImsI

.ppl,caiton.

malt

signed

Iado’.,,;

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Fa,

a catpo,aUon

OnnOlDal

aa.co..trre

OIT’,c,

Isa.t

1154

la_el

otee

pres’detst

pat’5O$t

po,t.on

ha’..nQ

aseted

telpootoOtllt’V

to,

.rtaaotwne’,tat

mall..’,

to,

Its.

co.’por.tton;

12)

Pa.’

a parti,as

shIp

or sot•

0.’oøfl.tot’.htq

~ene.’aIpaVCser

the

~0Qltet0f,

t’esoactys’ety;

Far

troanlclpalti’y.

State.

Fedafal.

Otis..’

pssbllc

agency;

5’,

atttsa,

a pnncoe,

...cutms

oli.cet

ranae.g

.4.Ct.d

otftclat.

154

~a0..

All 110011$

,.t)Oleed

by ptiI,tZ.

0.’

omar

tnfot’maDon retm,eet.d by

It’.

Agency

shell be

signed

Dy .

person

OasCIU)ad

paIaQrSpf

(.4

or by.

t*aiy

authon,ed

representatIve

mit

parson. A

person

duly

.ut,hoflZed

,‘.cvesant.tra.

Only

Ill

The

.utt,onlat,00

mace

ent.ng

person

dasasbad

a’

Da,a.3,epn

La).

and

121

The

.utt’tu..,atton

specllw.

s.ttlet

,t’.dt’vtdu.4

pCaeDOn

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tO.

brIe

015010

op.ltofl

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from

*40015

the

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O(OJW’atlt,

5t.Cit

plan?

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sopennt...datst

patton

squlvalant

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and

(3)

It’.

,.tttIlehS .otP.On,eI~1

suOtittrted

thu Agency.

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(lI)

PCCYCLcJ

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(di

C3,ar.qee

A~tisariaetlol’

aetflov.,at,on

and..’

‘a

rio

lonq.r

iCONS’S beCasIsa

a d,tt.t’,tlt

aidi’oIotaai

OCIttOtI

lieS ,,.pon,.C.Bt’,

1*3* the

o.n.’,4

op.t,on

the

tso,Sty,

asw

.s.tPsOt,a.ta,,

aataIy’a,g

Ph.

r.0wISt1t*

tn..st

,uorrstted

to the

Agency

~.‘

togaIt.~

ens

arty raoo.’ts. a’to.’n’.atton.

0.’

aOQl.cat.Oa” to be

s.qn.d

by an etat*tOmIed

rspr..altaass.

(123

Ie~or’.lat~

te,tsalreat.eaits.

Planned onenqes

TI’..

peqni,,tee

sPIell

gne notIce

the AtJ.itC’y

It.tlI

DOIStOt.

tnt

plannan

~ny scat

.ltafat.Ons

OOd,t.on,

tie

pern’atlsd

tactOty

154

Aiwclue.ed

ncasaornaltance,

The

.,.vprtttte.

shad we

ads.nca

het,ce

Itt.

Agency

an”,

3lutned

changes

‘1,

tIle p.rnt.et.d

tacsi*”,

act...ty

wyt.cll ma’, lentIl

ts t,Qr,cOn’paen’c.

a,tt’t penitli

regw.ments.

(cI

C.ornpflancs sct,.isllee.

(1.00115 of

dortiol.ance

or rIonCo.npl.anCe

with,

any

progress

reports

an, intanrt~ond

nsf

iertwr.afl.nt.

contested

It,’,

conlpf.ance

scfled~4at

bra,

p.11.5.1

snaIl

sobrrr.it.d

later

,han

days

Ioltow’ng

sects

sctledstt.

Oat.

(03

Monltortnq

,.oov’rs

Motrttonr’g

r.ssIlts

shelf be reported

tile

,nt.r’r.l$

so.c,f(ad

.lsap’.tr..ns

in’

pert”.,

11)

Merstonng

results

aluat

iaeooted

Oiectia.q.

Mont

toong

Report

CURl

(2)

the

part’n~t1,.

rr,On.ters

afl’y

polistta’,t

wore

trt,tt,,antt’y

then

reQuIred

0’,

the

permIt

using

best

proCtsdse’., aporored

anti..

01(1

135

or 0.10.0,4.0

a’

Is. tterrn,t.

the results at 1405

r,sat.totasq

thid

inc(taded

It’s

calCt4at,On

and

reoo.’nnq

the

data

000f1,t tIed

al (tie

OMR

(3)

Calculattons

for

all

I,tiittattons

whtch

Pequ.re

aseragtng

measuflrnar,tS

11,51)

uttItle

aottsmet,c

mean

uafas’,

others.,..

speCtll.d

by tIle

Agency

the

oern,,t.

Twenty.to.arhe,ar

reaorttng.

hIss

permttl.e

stsatt

report

any

nfInco.ispuance

onIon

may

ending..’

health

115.

ensuonn’t.tnt

An’,

apforn’,aoen

sites

prOosoed

or.lty

w,tfttn

I50s5’S

Iron,

the

tan,

the

DWTtttti.

becomes

awar,

lie

cln:t,Imstenc.5,

wr,tter, stabnirseton sisad

also be oras’oefl

w,ttsn

Oars

the

tInts

tile pen”.ne, becomes awe.’,

t5*

ceotrostances,

The

etonen

suorrs,ss,on s/s.d contest

,je.cr.ota,,,

Us. nOrlComOtsanCe

and

itt causa,

(tIe

perIod

noncornp5aa,C.,

a.cMassasg

seact Oat..

ar~Otunes; .50

111. nontcotyta5anCa

‘tas not been corrected,

the itluapetafl

lapse

.10.01,0

Cos,tss.e,

and slaps taMe’,

or pla*ased

radio.. awrn~s..t..and

present teocc’,,rrence

(he

no,scompe.rtce

Ihe

toflosssng

sIsal) be

included

nforroat,on

wn,ch

must

be reported

wOtios

hours;

(II

Any

ia’.a,t,c,oat,d

bypass

wh,cts

eace.05

any .fttuent

Iaret,t,on

the

petthI,t;

121

VIolation

rp’.a.,muvr,

dati,

iincherp3e

hrn.tat,nn

to.

a’,,

Its.

pOllutants

1*1.0

t’.e

Agency

a’

the

perrr’.t

tago.’I,d

w,tt,as

24 fiouti.

TI’..

Agency may

wane

the

Othrteti

150010

On 0

case.b’r

c,.s.

(ses.s

Ifs.

Oral t’COOl’t ‘tat

be.’,

r,Ca,’.aO

wtttsas

hOtas

(1)

Other

tiotsc~n,Of1a,iCe

TN.

p.rrnttt.e

sIsal)

tt.Oo.’t

Instances

tsOflContoltancs

not

1.0031.0

iI’toer

Pa.tiqla*fI.

Itcl.

dl.

(a),

the

111’.

tttor.ton’tsg

1.00.15

are

tuCr,s.ttsol

The

P59011*

1*5.4*

cones.,,

the

riforitsation

Sated

paraq.’apn

(1211.)

IQI

Other

it,forrnatlc.’.

Where

us.

permltte.

becomes awar,

that

‘I

te.led

StabnSt any

r.aei.nt

tact,

pernstt

,.0050et,on.

subanattetl

a,corr.Ct

mlornset.oap

perrntt a000catton.

a’

arty

report

the

Aa.jertcy.

It ShIll

prompoy

saDmtt

such tacIt

a’forrn,at.on

(133

‘l’reoefer

pert,wt#

pe.rn,t

nsa,

15.

auttwol,ncslf,

ttl.tnstern..t

tt~a

hew

panrtoiee

if;

(aS

The current

pe.’titttl.,

t,ottl,,,

1)5,

Age,,’.1

0.,,st

,5,ys

,oi’re.we .4

Its.

pr000s.a

(tanster

data,

151

TN. tiotc.

includea

wotter,

agreement

tIer.....,

the

..t.te.g

eat

perrt’stlees COatta.nasg .

5O5CItIC

date

lo.’ tr.net.t ot

a’r,rat ~

coserega

and ~b.l.t’v

bet,,..,,

the

durr.nt

and

Ps...

per,n.tt.e’.,

and

IcS

The Agency

does not

notify the

esi,tttsg pen,s.ttee

and

Ill,

propas~ tie..

p.a,ntt~ of

its

astant

r,toc,fy

r,’roMe

and

PetsS,..

Ihe

I_net

II has

PiOttOets

rIot

reC.e.d.

the

transfer

‘*

.fleclr,e

on the

date

.oec.f..d

the

(143

ment/actutwtg.

cposmerc,a&,,

masa’tg.

and

stl’ascslttr.l dt.cPte.’gers

tntst

rioufy

the Agency

a, soon

It,.’,

Moo’s.

he’s,

lesson

to bet..,,.

That

any

acostry

he,s

oceurr,d

ws0 0Ctt~ whICh

would

result

‘as

Ii’s

discharge

arty

(ooal

pollutant idenUfied

under Section

307

the

Clean

Water

Act whIch

trot

falstt.d

pie

pernsrt.

Ittat d,sclsa.’r3e ‘eli

a.c.ed

the

h.glsest of

Use

lollo.na’g nottf cats,.,

letehi,

(2)

T..o

po.ntlred

inc,00ra.’ns

b’s’

200

iqiT

‘st

acrosun

aog

.c,’r*on.l,4s.

In..

hundred

iitCtOt,IP•I15

~—

Iltet

500

i,gii)

tat

2.c.

iluntrotsientaf

and ~at 2..r,.lfl’rl.d

t’tl,n.ttnprta.sol

and

an.

~l.qren’,

pea

,taa

ttsgrf)

for

wit,rp,On’y.

1*.

IS)

tone,

rn.aunsaa,

cO.’C.rsP,atlOn

acts,..

Sported

the,

ptslalta.st

a’ the NPD?S

pe,rrst..O0l.cat,On,

lIsa

.s.al

aet.Dksls.d by

the Agency

It’.’.

pa.’rrllt

IS)

tI’,at

bps.’,

hn,a

tiagun

aspect

tt.t3.fl

use

itanut.CtsS.

Itl

a,tetrneOolt.

(alaS

product

D’rQrOdtCt

wry toic

pothatant

.151131

raas

not

1.0101.0

tie

NPOES

PermIt

app.f,Cat.Oh

(151

PtOOcPy

OwnetI

I,aat,pte.st Worts

POrW.J

must

prestO.

adequate

notIc,

lisa

At3enrt’y

It’..

tnlloiaorg

Cal

Any

neat

‘nlr,lduCt,Or,

poths,t,stt.

that

POTW

tOrts

,nrt.r.0t

drscti.r’qea

ath,aih

a.o,,ld

s.b,scP

Sact.tnss

301

305

the

Clean

Wster

Act ‘I

n.e.

dN.ctt’,

otscrs.1gasg

hose

polts.tantl,

and

(SI

Any

,a.4tet.nt,al

Itsang.

the

nnlurne

CPter.cte.’

pollutants

05.09

introducstl

into

that

P01W

sour’..

ntbt,duclng

,00sJ,ants

into

the

P01W

at lii,

tIpple

lIt

is,,,ance

tIle

parptst

Ic)

For ou.oos.s

it,,,

par,gtaoas,

.d,ot,at.

i,nttca sIsea

itlltOle

,IStofpti.10,On

and

tt’,e qs.tl,ty

toO tfl.eflttt’y of atttsae.tt a’trotluded alto

tPt~

001W.

and Ial

.rtt,c,pal,yl

‘inflect

rIt,

change on the

t(s,ant,~y

itu.,l,ty

of otttw,nt

I,.

d,scl’.,gatt

tons

the P01W

(15)

tile (larmIt

,Sstaol

II,

ttul’tl,cty

o.,nl

ill

ttullt.Cty

tagutatatI

bbe,,t,ohet

toolS,.

the

pern’tlttse

mall

tpot,rrs

any

.,,rlu,tysal

usea

,,t

.,.ch

traatrr,ent

won’.

crn,t,ty

wish

t.0.r.f

raQto.n’.ants

COt’t.’atflaflQ

(1)

liter

client.,

(‘ttlr,uaftt

Sact,t,at

204(1,)

tIle

C’,aot,

Wstar

Act,

anti

aftctlabitoa

t.,st,O.tta,ns appaenng

a’

I’IR

35,

(21

Tooc

I,nlh,tnnt

.tth,e,,t standards

.ntt

l,..,rsat’n,n,t

,,a.ola,,,*

0laso,i,nt

Sncl,on

30/

It’s

Ca,,n

Wet...

Act

anti

(3)

(nwsct,,tn.

nwtti.tt,artntj

sod

witty

litos,..,,

Sects.,

(1311

ill

ItS

Clean

Wet..

A~t

(11)

(len

roOliCatIe

,teaitla.d

Ianttat,On is

ltr..,I’,,ltioIatl

allIs.

3..

ian

301

bt(21I01

ansi

Dl,

3041b1(21,

itt

3071.1(21

and

that

afttoant

.tmaatani

i,o,,tat,O.,

mOre

stra’tper.t

than

.0.Y

,tttsant

arrttat.ot,

tIle

(twrott,

on controts

pous.tsnt

sot

len.ted

the

11.100*.

the

peritltt

.4541

prornotty

ir.u0.f,ad

ilr

‘esoMetl.

and

rS,sued

contort

tflet

affluent

stansteni w

Ianttat,on

(IS)

Any

not40s.3,ts.o

,tttnsrr’..ct

isSued

the

permItttse

p,.tsuint

AdO,

Cc...

309

1 54

‘s

tlwefty

..rCoqpo,ate.t

ralatance as

co,oistsan itl

tttrs

cierriitt

(19)

(he

Pens.tts.

straIt

lost

tna.a

an’, Islam

statSn,eIIt,

bItOrSss,,t0000

ii,

ClatltIcat.t3fl

airy

epOelcatton,

,nCoa,l report, plan

or other tiocurnent sulp’n,tta,t

the Aqea,c’r 01

Itt.

US/PA,

rfoIs.a.al

It, tie

titao,ta,nad

and,.’

hr.

tortsttl

120)

The

Clean

Wet..

Act

p.’O’r.Uss that

an, person who

ablates

peanlt

‘Ontht,oti

apIOianset,,,tst~

Sttatttons

301. 302, 300, 301,

308,315.

405

tr,.

Caen Watts.

Act,.

Suit1er,

tall,

ti,v.f

Iaa,,tty

not

I.,

a.ai,.st

(0,000

per

titly

i,l

such

osolattan

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I_suIt

.1St,

wtIltt,lty

Itt

iieajlajentt,

aessitas

(laatrttt

liot.dt,eIISS

,rnpl,rno.nttnrj

Sactton. 301,

302, 306, 30/,

30801

the Clean

Water

AtIt

sun,ecl

In’,,

(a,.

,,I

not

less

It,..,

$21400

ala

more

then

$25,000

Ira’

il,~v ill

atOltslalfl.

(I’,

a,ontsnrrlent

to.

,,ot mor,

than

on,

yea.

tip

155th

(21)

The

CIa.,.

Wet..a

Act

pnaesles

(hat

eto

parson

wIsp

tsls.l..s,

(a.noe,s

with,

Mnoy.a.sgfy

reader.

alacceata

its’,

mcrs.to.osrj

des,ca or

method

r..tsts,ai

to I.e

,ts,t.rtl...s.d

Iand

permIt

sf5.1.

upon

con.acttott.

he p,n.sIs.d

5’y

las.

not

10*5

than

$10,000

pet rtolataoa,,

3* by .n.flnwnan.nt

(or

tips tIne,

then

4 ,nrtntfi5 per

wotatiset.

110th

(22)

Ihe

CIea.s Wat..

Act

p100,055

fast

en’,

tiersas

‘efto

Mnos’.rnqiy

tied.,

at,’,

else

eI,flsnent,

r,.qflsanla,aN,,

cerialeatsin

en’,

tgcursj

Other

iJOtISIs.n,

.obat.tIed

netpsarwh

Its

masslealed

artoer

115.5

DerrPee

,tsa~

aallod.ng

,,nesj

‘slant.

tip

reports

_enoaaoca

,ton’CorncsanCa

shalt.

upon

cwisactaot.

Its. t*.aeSlS.tt

tat.

not

Its...

It,..,

$10,000

~or

aaolatrot,

try

en~otts0.ortenl be

not attire

han 5

t,easoss

pa. riolatain.

built

(23)

Comscte~,c..enast3.

alsirnea. sludge.. and

othe

odds

541.4

dt.00,,d

0’

s..titt

a te~’.1.ras

present en.’,

tileS.

‘east.,

15, runOff

from

tile

ate.tesS

a,tO

welers

the

State

The

proper

autt’tflniat.O.i

to’

atOll

d.soe.ef sf541 be

oltta.s.d

(torn

the Agency

and

alctirpOr.ted

pars

hereof by

reference

(24)

case

conft.ct

betl,s.n

tries.

at.ndar9

cotsttlo,ss ard a,.’,

Other

coastt.t.onlsS

aip*toed

this

perIPsIt,

Ifs,

aIr...’

corst.t.onlsi

shad gootrit

(25)

The permt.ttee sisal

cor,tpf’, w’tfs,

,dl)oon

to the

PaQsaa.t’rsents

the perasrt.

aOQACaChe

prpnsap.,s

of 35 8 A~p,Coda.

S0cmte C,

Subtt0e

S,oofle

and

apOeCtOls

0.10.1’s

(he

Soerd,

(263

The

prooss.ona

of Ira.

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attachment 2

Easement Agreement

Illinois

Department of Conservation (now

Illinois Department ofNatural

Resources) and DMG (formerly Illinois Power Company)

Illinois

Department

Conservation

‘Ufe and

land

together

LINCOLN

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MARK FRECH,

O(REOTCR

August S~

~air.

 Jene Rco~’nscn

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Po~e”

Company

500

27th

Street

Dec~t~r’,

 llinois

62525

Dear

Jane,

Encicsed

is

 one fully executed copy of our easement acreenlant.

 Thank you

for

 putting

so

 much

 effert

 into this agreement.

 ttrn

 g-i~dwe

were

 able

satisfy :h~concerns

of

the

 Dep~rtnient, flhin~~’sPower

 Company,

 arid

the

National

 Park Service.

We

 fully

 understand

 that

the

 easement dces

not

go

 into

effect

unt~l

tre

Middle

 For’

 River

is

 approved

for

 national

 desiqn~tior’7 by

ore

 U.S.

Department

of

the

 Interior.

At

 that

 time,

we

 will

be

 alec

to

Illinois

 ?owe~ Company

in

any

 official

 media

 activities

 ceremonies

associated with the designation.

The

 Departr~ent of Conservation

is

 pleased w~ththis

 easement,

 and we

 lock

forward

to

 working

 cooperatively

 with

 Illinois

 Power

 Company

or

 future

projects

 in this

 and other

 areas

 of the state.

EL-4:

JA:mib

Sinc~reiy,

Ed

 koffr

Division of

ann’fng

Enci~~ur~

CONcERV,~,TicN

EASEI’~ENT

ACREEI5AENT

WHEREAS,

 the State

of

 lUinois by and through

 the Department of Cor,serv~tjon

desires

preserve

cod

protect

for

recreational

purposes

the

natural

becur’,

the

real

estate

hereinafter

described,

cod

prevent

future

development

 said

 tract,

except

hereinafter

permitted,

wh~cn may

tenc

detract

rnerefrom;

WHEREAS,

 Illinois

Power

Company

wifling

grant

easement,

hereinafter

referred

Conservation

Easement,

for

the

above

stated

purposes;

cod

WHEREAS,

The

U.S.

Deportment

Interior

has

aporoved

the

designation

the

Middle

Fork

the

Vermilion

Riv~

 State managed component

of

the

 Ncrional

Wild and Scenic Rivers System,

THEREFORE,

 Illinois

 Power

 Company

 (hereinafter

 “Grcntor~~)for

and

in

consideration

ONE

DOLLAR

hand

paid,

the

receipt

which

hereby

acknowledged,

and

for

other

vclucbe

consider~ticrs contained

this

Conservction

Easement

Agreement

(hereinafter

~Agreernenttt)

does

grant,

convey

cod

dedicate

the

People

the

State

illinois

managed

cod

controlled

the

Department

Conservation

(hereinafter

fTCrariteetf)

Conservation

 Easement

 in cccordcnce with

the

terms

cod

conditions

set

forth

herein,

along

cod

upon

real

property

located

the

County

Vermilion

~od State

IllinOis,

cod

particularly

described

follows;

A strip of

land four hundred

(400)

feet

width

extending

over,

through

and

across

The

Northeast

Quarter

The South

Half

the Northeast

Qucrter

the

Northwest

Quarter,

the

East

Half

the

Southeast

Quarter

the

Northwest

Quarter,

the

North

Half

the

Northwest

Quarter

the

Southeast

Quarter,

the

Northeast

Quarter

the

Southeast

Quarter,

and

the

East HcIf

the

Southeast

Quarter

the

Southeast

Gudrter

Section

20,

except

exemptions

stated

Section

Reservation

Gror,tor’s

Rights

paragraphs

 I and

the

Terms

and

Co~ditioosof

this

Conservation

Easement

Agreement;

and

the

Southwest

Quarter

of

the

Northwest

Quarter

cod

the

West

 Half

of

the

Southwest

Quarter

Section

21;

and

the

West

Half

the

Northwest

Quarter

Section

28;

cod

the

East

Half

the

Northeast

Quarter

the

Northeast

Quarter

cod

the

South

Half

the

Northeast

Quarter

Section

29;

oil

Township

North,

Range

West’

t~e2nd

Prncicc!

Mer~dicn.~/ermiiicn

County,

Illinois;

scid

four

hundred

(4~0)~cor strip

being

described

being

two

hundred

(200)

feet

either

side

the

thread

the

Vermilion

River

Extending

generally

North

and

South

through

the

cbove~described real

estcte

shown

Attachment

This

Agreement

including,

but

not

limited

to,

all

reservations

rights

and

permitted

uses

shcil

apply

Grantor

and

any

it~successors

and

cs~s.

Subject

the

terms

this

Agreement,

the

Grantor

authorizes

the

State

Illinois

include

the

Conservation

Easement

described

and

provided

for

herein

any

area

designated

pursucnt

to

the

Nationci

Wild

and

Scenic

Rivers

 Act, and

add

scid

Conservation

Easement

to

the

State

Protected

River

corrdor

authorized

under

Public

Law

84—1257,

long

 the exceptions cod

reservation

rights

 car.tair.ed

this

Agreement

are

preserved.

TERMS

AND

CONC~TIONS

RESERVATION

GRANTCR~SRIGHTS

The

Grantor

reserves

the

 right

 for continued use

of

 the Conservation Easement

hcs

the

past,

including

full

and

free

access

to

 cli portions of the Conservation

Easement cod

 to continue to

operate

existing

fcc~Iities as

hc~

the

past.

Except

provided

paragraph

3~L

nothing

 this Agreement

fight

use

withdraw

water

from

the

Middle

Fork

the

Vermilion

River

for

it~existing

power

station

otherwise

operate

its

existing

power

station

has

the

post,

including

any

the

additional

fcciiifies

provided

for

under

thl~Agreement.

Furthermore,

Grantor

reserves

‘the

right

operate,

maintain

and

improve

oil

its

facIlities

presently

located

within

the

Conservation

Easement

built

there

the

future

provided

under

the

Agreement

well

the

rights

to:

(I)

Expand

iTS

ash

holding

ponds

presently

located

within

the

Conservation

Easement;

however,

all

such

expansion

shall

limited

twenty

(20)

foot

vertical

lift

the

existing

north

ash

pond.

Such

lift

will

~ct

result

widening

the

berm

toward

the

river,

will

include

interior

berm

protect

Orchid

Hi!!

natural

area,

and

will

include

permanent

native

vegetative

cover

the

river

side

the

north

c~h

pond.

(2)

Construct

and

operate

new

ash

holding

pond

west

the

Middle

Fork

the

Vermilion

River

the

Southeast

Quarter

Section

within

the

200

foot

Conservation

Easement

but

not

within

150

feet

the

center

line

the

river.

Such

csh

holding

pond

shell

include

berm

and

discharge

~ioe

the

river

and

will

include

permanent

native

vegetative

cover

the

river

side

the

new ash

pond.

(3)

Construc1~ operate

cod

maintain

new

electric

transmission

and

distribution

lines,

and

new

water

discharge

area

the

Middle

Fork

the

Vermilion

River

and

facilities

within

the

Conservation

Easement

long

the

same

are

within

the

existing

transmission

line

right-of—way,

hereinafter

referred

the

Transmission

Corridor,

particularly

described

follows:

The

Northernmost

line

thereof

described

being

50

 feet

North

and

parallel

Grantorts

existing

electric

line

which

crosses

the

Middle

Fork

the

Vermilion

River

point

about

930

feet

North

the

South

line

said

Section

21.

The

Southernmost

line

thereof

described

being

feet

South

and

parallel

Grantor’s

existing

electric

line

which

crosses

the

Middle

Fork

the

Vermilion

River

point

about

730

feet

North

the

South

line

said

Section

21.

(4)

Notwithstanding

anything

herein

the

contrary,

Grantor

further

reserves

the

right

and

privilege

construct,

operate

and

maintain

new

facilities

wirhi~

200-foot

strip

hereinafter

referred

to

as

th~

O~ve~nnrn.~r~*

shall

designated

the

sole

discretion

Grantor

consuitaricn

with

the

Grantee.

The

Grantee

will

notified

writing

the Grantor

prior

seeking

permits

from

other

agencies

concerning

the

lOCOt~Oflof

the

Development

Strip.

Grantee

will

provide

Grantor

with

written

comments

the

proposed

locat~00

within

days

notification.

The

Grantor

will

the

recommendations

the

Itlincis

Environmental

Protection

Agency,

Illinois

Deportment

Conservation,

Illinois

Historic

Preservation Agency,

 Illinois Department

 of Transportation, U.S. Environmental

Protection

Agency,

and

U.S.

Army

Corps

EngIneers

the

greatest

extent

possible

subject

Grantor’s

economic

and

operational

constraints

public

utility.

The

Development

Strip

may

contain

the

foilcwing~

(a)

One

additional

water

intake

pump

house,

one

cdditioncl

water

intake

structure,

associated

roads,

electric

service

lines,

and

 water

 lines an either

side

the

Middle

Fork

the

Vermilion

River;

(b)

Roads,

discharge

areas

and

water

tine

facilities

associated

with

impoundment

created

damming

ravine

the

east

side

the

 Middle

Fork

the

Vermilion

River;

(a)

One

bridge

across

the

Vermilion

River

large

enough

carry

vehicular

traffic

and

ppelines

from

one

side

the

Middle

Fork

the

Vermilion

‘River

the

other

side

and

new

bridge

built,

the

existing

bridge

shall

removed;

(d)

An~additional

facilities

agreed

writing

Grantor

~nd Grantee

prior

construction

such

facil~i-~s.

All

river

crossings

any

type,

except

transmission

lines,

must

~cur

within

the

Development

Srrip.

(5)

Notwithstanding

anything

herein

the

contrary,

any

facilities

imprcve.ments

that

may

required

federal

cind

state

loccl

regulatory

authorities

may

located

within

the

Conservation

Easement

and

may

constructed,

operated

and

maintained

the

Grantor.

The

Grantee

shell

consulted

prior

the

construction

any

such

faciNties

improvements.

-4-

REST~CTIONSAND

PE~lTTED

USES

The

foiiawing

restrictions

future

uses

and

developmer.ts

and

the

foilowing

permitted

uses

are

hereby

agreed

to,

and

between

the

Grantor

and

Granree:

signs,

billboards,

outdoor

advertising

structures,