1. the maximto 5 ycaraappiic’atia’to price
    2. vicir- y I I-
    3. most alga.
    4. sulfate to e
    5. t..h time ‘Cf
    6. c,~.S ..o 5t t’..reaze adminis—
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ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
January
26,
1984
IN THE MATTER OF:
)
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
)
R83-9
35 ILL.
ADM.
CODE 602.113(c)
)
TO ALL~ ALGICIDE PERMITS
)
GREATER DURATION
)
ADOPTED RULE.
FINAL ORDER.
OPINION MD ORDER OF
THE BOARD
(by. W.
J. Nega):
This matter comes before the Board on the proposal filed on
April
6,
1983 by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
(Agency)
to amend 35
Iii. Mm.
Code 602.113(c)
to extend the
maximum allowable duration of algicide permits from
1 year to
5
years.
The first hearing on the merits was held in Springfield,
Illinois on May 27,
1983 and the second merit hearing was held in
Chicaco,
Illinois on May
31,
1983.
No members of the public were
present at either hearing.
The Director of the Illinois Depart-
ment of Energy and Natural
Resources
(DENR) has advised the Board
that the DENR has made
a finding that an economic impact study on
the regulatory proposal
in R83—9
is not necessary and has issued
a “negative declaration” of economic impact.
The Economic and
Technical Advisory Committee
(ETAC) has concurred
in the DENR’s
finding.
Pursuant to Section 5.01 of the Administrative Proce-
dure Act
(Ill.
Rev. Stat.
1981,
ch.
111½, par.
1005.01), First
Notice was adopted
on
July 26,
1983 and was published in the
August
19,
1983 Illinois Register.
Second Notice
was adopted on
October
11,
1983, and subsequently the Joint Committee on Admi--
nistrative Rules issued a Certificate of No Objection on November
17,
1983.
As justification for its initial proposal
in R83—9, the
Agency indicated that the change in permit duration would increase
administrative efficiency by reducing the costs and paperwork of
all parties and by eliminating the repetitive information found
on each successive yearly application without loss to the informa-
tion base needed to properly protect the environment.
Algae are aquatic nonvascular plants (such as seaweeds, pond
scums,
and stonew’rts) with chlorophyll often masked by a brown
or red pigment.
Algicide permits are
issued by the Agency for
copper sulfate treatment of waters
in specific
streams
and impound-
ments.
According to the records of the Agency’s Division of
Public Water Sup~lies(DPWS),
there are
81. facilities that apply
for algicide permits.
Most
of
the same facilities apply year
after
year;
identical information
is repeated on each yearly
application; and th~amounts and application rates of copper
sulfate
(which are determined by the volume, area,
and depth of
56-119

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a
low~ce
the r oe.V)
fox
silt.’t_
the maxim
to 5 ycara
appiic’atia’
to price
ted.
A
fr)
~
tion of
r
surface
watt’-
si
r
control a..oa~
r
saturated corre
~i
sceraro
r
actor i1rcu
I
-
vicir- y
I
I-
fate
req.u.
‘-d
c
algae
‘rd t..-
content of
tn
mg/las”’)
-
most alga.
sulfate
to
e
same dosou
andlra
.
change witi
however,
copoer
i
basis
fron
Zpri
repor..d
~..
copper
au~f
a
water quality
a
nois.
(1
4
J.)
Prio
to
he
3
in R73—13 on
water
suoal:
‘1
.3
sulfate
to
ard..~c4
adopted the
Su
i
-
-
a
jet
.
1
per.tiitsUafI
v
Zr 1975
-
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only øe a
year-.o
cont~
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-
eubsaq~ent
.-
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otherwise
Psst
t-
c
determtned
r
y~-r.1. mis. if
c
t-nSel
from
1
year
0
~1J
ct,
redurdant
cc
an
tad
resources
ii te protec—
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£
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to
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ot,
tastes and
aorcita.
‘urposes
and
that
tha
inc.
ala.”
row
he in water
edini
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1’
erdO
by
drg~
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‘.
aa ‘e k
atebehandakat
ra
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-
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cc.
h.
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tie
n
tr
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of
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r~’
tc. “atho’t d1.ox~de
r
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s
a
)1c3 at 1.0 mg/I (0
26.
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controlling
.
an
3ftectsve
copper
‘t
c: a
oe: tic
ocdtLol,
tue
cc J.
ye~n the
amouit
u
1
dna
rot
eon
r
r ot
.
~rd~narily
.~
er
pe
frned
on a monthly
y
r
ar~
hae
beer
no fish
kills
v
~‘
‘l’s
r~.icat~0n
af
£
c,
..‘-
v
)1&-aons
of
the
r
t
in
-~
r
er basins of Illi—
~
p
in
at
-
e alji~ide
permit
program
eces ty f,r
each
oublic
a
its ~esr
C
rs w tn
..opper
-
ca.)
~‘eBca~d
:~
a
yarn-ice.
When
vac
in
~
..‘
sta’utonly
co
one
I
er
is
atglcide
nt
lid
.
~
a:
ance time
r
tod
C
Je
i.
to
waatd urooa lv
uld
ac
no
nat.a
cc,
&
i.
tame
frame
but
~
ri~
pro ran
aas
de.nonstrated
a
r
f
-
oat.
a.lfate dosage is
r
i
imou t and frequeacy
of
C
A
ging of
sand
fi
-
odors in tin4Ehc
en~a~- tcz
use of copper
sul~at
for
trct
supply xeaer air
‘o’-
.~
r’
a
years.
‘cp~e
t
-
1
contairiru
cr,,
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r
-
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a..
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coppea
~t’’
new ty~s.
r1
and
water
pci
.
.
have
the
n.
u
supp’y oft ci
to
Pr
L~t.
5)
potent3~11
.‘.
te tly
~
now
devei
~r1
tion art
~,
-.
permi’ ~gp
ra
algicide
perm.
.1
C
)
~
.1
j
A.
at
t..h
time
‘Cf
1.
1’ r~. r~, p3rsonncl
tctf.
*qencs~soften
j
~Mic
water
s.
!at.e
eobages
v
jttjri,1
nadver-
.t
st
tha
DPWS
tee
~.
ti..
)t
totifica—
i.
da
e)ft)’e
ir’y
-
cng
At the tim
‘rcrs
‘ien~ç
•t..re waa tes.s Ion:
indicating
that public
vate.. “p~aes shouac
seek penn t
~o.s..cationif
there is any tao.
‘*ctnjc,
eflner
it
t~’
)
ca
o
of the public
water
sapply
or
ii
algae growth, wEich all
th~‘a..
I
ropper
sulfate as outl~ni s. tie al9icsce
aenrxt
a.
ti
s.
2,,.
The Board has noteC
.1’at there
t~
r~.retlj o
ta
e
dii I
an—
dates such peririt mc it .catior aml has iine’lec
Set tic
1
602
10 to
clarity th~ortu-Lor
Fu~t’.err
‘:t
his w
-
p:ov de thc
Agency wi’h at ad ricra.
opp
.ti
‘sty to
mrni.
r
..te ~‘tiv ttes
at public
water
uap.i.os a~
Lie
need
arsseo.
In ensuat
ic
there
s’ioulc!
~
r
tionwth
~E
permit
viE
-.
redu.el
ra.
w
Agency.
lwo
1
..r
extend th-
u
years is at eivr
.
-s
trattVc
~
.0
-
all in oJ,~ipat
ofP.le
Supplies
.2.
1
Section
3tjj
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ti..o
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c,~.S ..o
5
t
t’..reaze
adminis—
a
r ;;
Ic
bur!ens
on
.:)
a
d
602.113(c)
~ ‘atdr
c
a
—~
Order.
a
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3~.
it
IS
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:
~
a~j1tntion
ot..
I:
i.
r g..ic.tor
-
opc~l
c 3o~’rdnE.a that
-
c.
~vcl
I
vi.
crnen
al Irotec-
-
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cc
i’.
~
wiq.a
dt
thelyear
I
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tiC
tie
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caste, and
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2)
a s~at~ert dc~c~
~b
q t~iee tec~.of th?
algae
prcDler
histcr~of ary past algae problems,
and
alqicide treatments, and a description of any
fish KIllS who1
i
ave resuitso from treatments
ii
thc past~ aro
e+
3)
adequate infornat~r to
si port exceeding the
liTit~s-s
~
cc
in
~ IlL Mn
Code 302:
Water Quality Standards~
b)
~
~c~sue~ 9ndietore_th~
~
cha~~eitherirtI~~ration f~ub
1ic
wate
~
orathaowthwhichafect
s the
~
~coer
~ulf
ate
as
out? med
in
the~erm
it, th~
~~cwaulsh~tllsubmjtasia~
ication for
modificat ioiof its pp~th~ Thisa~licatton shall
contain a!
oftheir~~atiorreuired
b~hissub~
section
(b; and subsectior
(a) above
Section
602
113
a)
Constrtc~c~Ier~ts
r~t-uct o. e~aits
for
supply faciLties sh~l be
valid
for the start
of consthsct oi
~ii
i~
your from the date of
issuance and may be reneled
for additional one
year periods
c
the ~scrc~4on
~J the Rgcncy~
Construc
on
nr
r~
~ta
t
~d,
may
con~
iue
~cr
fou:
years
wi
ou-
dorm’
tOi~d
ccc
iiay
be
renewed
for
pe~on~
~pccified
by
he
t~c
at
i-s
discre~
tion
for
each
permit
renewal,
h)
Operation
~erri
s
Oper~t1onPe~n~
ts shall
be valid
until
revoked anesn otherwise sLated
in the permits
c)
Algicide Permits
Algicide permits shall be valid
for the period stated in the permit, but
in no
case
longer
than
ace
five
years~
im IS SO ORDERED.
I Christar
1, ~1offett, Cleri of the IlilnO
s Pollution
Control
Board, hereby certify tiat
he above Opinior and Order
was adopted on the~4 ~day
of
,
1984 by a
vote
o ~
Illinois Pollution Control
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