ILLINOIS
    POLLUTION
    CONTROL
    BOARD
    August
    29,
    1974
    and
    September
    5, 1974
    RE:
    R73—l1
    and R73—12
    NPDES
    REGULATIONS
    )
    ORDER
    OF THE
    BOARD
    (by
    Mr.
    Dumelle):
    The Illinois
    Environmental
    Protection
    Agency
    (Agency)
    submitted
    the
    National
    Pollutant
    Discharge
    Elimination
    System
    (NPDES)
    Permit
    Regulations
    to
    the
    Board
    on
    October
    1,
    1973.
    The
    United
    States
    Environmental Protection
    Agency
    through
    the Agency,
    submitted
    an
    additianal
    proposal
    to
    the
    Board.
    These
    two
    proposals
    were
    consolidated
    and
    designated
    R73-ll
    and
    R73—l2.
    The
    proposals
    were
    published
    and,
    three
    days
    of
    hearings
    were
    held
    on the
    proposals.
    The
    Agency
    filed
    an amended
    proposal
    on February
    1,
    1974, and
    one
    day of
    hearing
    was
    held on
    the amended
    proposal.
    After
    considering
    the
    information pre
    sented
    at
    the
    four days
    of
    hearings
    and
    all written
    comments
    received
    on
    the
    published
    drafts,
    the
    Board
    adopted
    the
    NPDES
    Regulations
    on
    August
    29,
    1974 with
    the
    exception
    of Part
    IX
    Subpart
    B, which
    was
    adopted
    on
    September
    5,
    1974.
    These
    Regulations,
    together
    with
    the
    Livestock
    Waste
    Regulations,
    R72-9,
    will
    form
    the
    regulatory
    basis
    of
    the
    Illinois
    request
    for
    approval
    of
    the
    Illinois
    NPDES
    Permit
    Program
    by the
    United
    States
    Environmental
    Protection
    Agency.
    The
    Regulations
    as
    adopted
    are
    contained
    on
    pages
    2 through
    46 of
    this
    Order.
    The effective
    date
    of these
    NPDES
    Regulations
    with
    the
    exception
    of Part
    IX:
    Permits
    Subpart
    B,
    Other
    Permits,
    shall
    be
    the date
    when
    the
    Board
    files
    with
    the Secretary
    of
    State
    a
    copy
    of
    a
    letter
    ap
    proving
    the Illinois
    NPDES
    Program
    by
    the
    Administrator
    of
    the United
    States
    Environmental
    Protection
    Agency,
    pursuant
    to
    Section
    402(b)
    of
    the
    Federal
    Water
    Pollution
    Control
    Act of
    1972,
    as
    amended.
    The ef
    fective
    date
    of
    Part
    IX:
    Permits
    Subpart
    B, Other
    Permits,
    shall
    be
    the
    date
    the
    Board
    files
    the regulations
    with
    the
    Secretary
    of
    State
    on
    an
    emergency
    basis.
    While
    the
    Board
    retains
    jurisdiction
    to consider
    proposed
    modi
    fications
    in this
    matter,
    this proceeding
    is deemed
    by
    the Board
    to
    be
    a final
    order
    in all
    other
    respects
    such
    as
    right
    of
    appeal.
    IT
    IS
    SO
    ORDERED.
    I,
    Christan
    L.
    Moffett,
    Clerk
    of
    the
    Illinois
    Pollution
    Control
    Board,
    certify
    that
    the above
    Order
    was
    adopted
    on
    the 29th
    day
    of
    August,
    1974,
    and
    on
    the 5th
    day
    of September,
    1974,
    both
    by
    a
    vote
    of
    5—0.

    REGULATIONS
    FOR
    THE
    IMPLEMENTATION
    OF
    THE
    NATIONAL
    POLLUTANT
    DISCHARGE
    ELIMINATION
    SYSTEM
    CHAPTER
    1
    (Amendments
    to
    the
    Procedural
    Rules
    of
    the
    Board)
    102
    Definitions:
    (i)
    “NPDES”
    means
    the
    National
    Pollutant
    Discharge
    Elimination
    System
    for
    issuing,
    establishing
    conditions
    for,
    and
    denying
    permits
    under
    Section
    402
    of
    the
    FWPCA.
    All
    terms
    used
    in
    connection
    with
    NPDES
    which
    have
    been
    defined
    in
    the
    FWPCA
    or
    regulations
    adopted
    thereunder
    shall
    have
    the
    meanings
    specified
    therein,
    unless
    specifically
    noted
    otherwise.
    502
    Permit
    Appeals
    (a)
    Permit
    Appeals
    Other
    Than
    NPDES
    Permit
    Appeals
    (1)
    If
    the
    Agency
    denies
    the
    permit,
    it
    shall
    advise
    the
    permit
    applicant
    in
    writing
    in
    accordance
    with
    the
    requirements
    of
    Section
    39(a)
    of
    the
    Act.
    (2)
    Except
    in
    the
    case
    of
    an
    NPDES
    Permit,
    an
    applicant
    for
    a
    permit
    denied
    by
    the
    Agency
    who
    seeks
    to
    contest
    the
    denial
    shall
    file
    a
    petition
    for
    a
    hearing
    before
    the
    Board.
    The
    petition
    shall
    include:
    (i)
    Citation
    of
    the
    particular
    standards
    under
    which
    a
    permit
    is
    sought;
    (ii)
    A
    complete
    and
    precise
    description
    of
    the
    facility,
    equipment,
    vehicle,
    vessel,
    or
    aircraft
    for
    which
    a
    permit
    is
    sought,
    including
    its
    location;
    (iii)
    A
    complete
    description
    of
    contaminant
    emissions
    and
    of
    proposed
    methods
    for
    their
    control;
    and
    (iv)
    Such
    other
    matters
    as
    may
    be
    necessary
    to
    demonstrate
    that
    the
    activity
    for
    which
    the
    permit
    is
    sought
    will
    not
    cause
    a
    violation
    of
    the
    Act
    or
    of
    the
    Regulations.

    (3)
    The
    proceedings
    shall
    be
    in
    accordance
    with
    the Rules
    set
    forth
    in
    Part
    III
    of
    these
    Rules.
    (4)
    The
    Clerk
    shall
    give
    notice
    of
    the
    petition
    and
    hearing
    in accordance
    with
    Part
    III.
    (5)
    The
    Agency
    shall
    appear
    as
    respondent
    in the
    hearing
    and
    shall
    immediately,
    upon
    notice
    of
    the
    petition,
    file
    with
    the Board
    the
    entire
    Agency
    record
    of the
    permit
    application,
    including:
    (i)
    The
    application;
    (ii)
    Correspondence
    with
    the
    applicant;
    and
    (iii)
    The
    denial.
    (b)
    NPDES
    Permit
    Appeals
    (1)
    If
    the
    Agency
    denies
    an
    NPDES
    Permit,
    it
    shall
    advise
    the
    permit
    applicant
    in writing
    in
    accordance
    with
    the
    requirements
    of Section
    39(a)
    of
    the Act.
    (2)
    In
    the
    case
    of
    the denial
    of an
    NPDES
    Permit
    or
    the issuance
    by the
    Agency
    of an
    NPDES
    Permit
    with
    one
    or more
    conditions
    or
    limitations
    to
    which
    the
    applicant
    objects,
    the
    applicant may
    contest
    the
    decision
    of the
    Agency
    by
    filing
    with
    the
    Clerk
    of
    the
    Board
    a
    petition
    for
    review
    of
    the
    Agency’s
    action
    in
    accordance
    with
    this
    Rule.
    (3)
    Any
    person
    other
    than
    the
    applicant
    who
    has
    been
    a
    party
    to
    or
    participant
    at
    an Agency
    hearing
    with
    respect
    to
    the issuance
    or
    denial
    of
    an
    NPDES
    Permit
    by
    the
    Agency,
    and
    any
    person
    who
    requested
    such
    a hearing
    in
    accordance
    with
    applicable
    rules,
    may contest
    the
    final
    decision
    of
    the
    Agency
    by
    filing
    with
    the
    Clerk
    a
    petition
    for
    review
    of
    the Agency’s
    action.
    (4)
    The
    petition
    shall
    be
    filed
    and
    notice
    issued
    within
    30
    days
    from
    the
    date
    the Agency’s
    final
    decision
    has
    been
    mailed
    to the
    applicant
    and
    all
    other
    persons
    who
    have
    right
    of appeal. The
    method
    of
    filing
    and
    service
    shall
    be in
    accordance
    with
    Rules
    304
    and
    305
    of
    these
    Procedural
    Rules.

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    503
    Permit Review
    (a)
    Permit
    Review Other Than NPDES Permit
    Review
    Any person may file a
    complaint seeking revocation
    of a permit
    on the ground that
    it was improperly
    issued
    by the Agency, or
    seeking a cease—and-
    desist order against
    the activity described
    in the
    permit on
    the ground that it
    would cause
    a
    violation
    of
    the Act, or
    the Regulations, or of a Board
    order. Such
    a
    complaint
    shall
    be
    commenced
    in
    accordance with
    Procedural Rule 502 (a). Part III
    of
    these Rules shall govern
    the
    proceeding.
    (b)
    NPDES Permit
    Review
    Any person, whether
    or not a party to or participant
    at any earlier
    proceeding
    before the Agency or the
    Board, may file
    a complaint the for
    modification,
    suspension,
    or
    revocation
    of an NPDES Permit in
    accordance with
    Rule 912 of Chapter III,
    Subpart
    A.
    Such a
    complaint shall
    be commenced in
    accordance
    with Procedural
    Rule 304. Part III of
    these Rules
    shall
    govern the proceeding.
    504 Cost
    of
    Review
    In
    any proceeding brought
    pursuant to this Part
    V,
    including an NPDES
    Permit review, the petitioner
    shall
    pay all
    costs of review except that
    he shall
    not
    be
    required
    to
    reimburse
    the Agency for expenses incurred
    in
    the preparation of
    the
    record or otherwise, and
    shall furnish the Board
    within
    fifteen
    (15) days
    following
    the completition of said
    hearing, at petitioner’s cost,
    seven
    (7)
    copies of a
    complete
    stenographic transcript
    of the
    proceedings
    of
    the
    hearing. Upon petition and
    good
    cause shown, the Board
    may
    assume all or any part
    of
    the costs of said
    review or
    transcript or may allocate
    the costs among the
    parties as it
    deems equitable.
    Any
    delay in the filing
    of the
    transcript
    shall
    constitute
    a waiver of the right
    to decision within
    90
    days under
    Section
    40
    of
    the Act, where applicable, for the period
    of
    the delay.

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    104
    Definitions
    As
    used
    in
    this
    Chapter,
    the
    following
    terms
    shall
    have
    the
    meanings
    specified.
    “Administrator”
    means
    the
    Administrator
    of
    the
    United
    States
    Environmental
    Protection
    Agency
    or
    his
    designee.
    “Effluent”
    means
    any
    wastewater
    discharged,
    directly
    or
    indirectly,
    to
    the
    waters
    of
    the
    State
    or
    to
    any
    storm
    sewer,
    and
    the
    runoff
    from
    land
    used
    for
    the
    disposition
    of
    wastewater
    or
    sludges,
    but
    does
    not
    otherwise
    include
    nonpoint
    source
    discharges
    such
    as
    runoff
    from
    land
    or
    any
    livestock
    management
    facility
    or
    livestock
    wastehandling
    facility
    subject
    to
    regulation
    under
    Chapter
    5
    of
    the
    regulations
    of
    the
    Pollution
    Control
    Board.
    “FWPCA”
    means
    the
    Federal
    Water
    Pollution
    Control
    Act,
    as
    amended,
    33
    U.S.C.
    1251,
    et
    seq.,
    Public
    Law
    92500,
    enacted
    by
    the
    Congress
    October
    18,
    1972,
    as
    amended.
    “Hearing
    Board”
    shall
    mean
    an
    Agency
    hearing
    board
    of
    one
    or
    more
    employees,
    appointed
    by
    the
    Director
    in
    accordance
    with
    the
    requirements
    of
    Rule
    909(b)
    hereof,
    which
    shall
    conduct
    public
    hearings
    and
    make
    recommendations
    to
    the
    Agency
    with
    respect
    to
    the
    issuance
    or
    denial
    of
    NPDES
    permits.
    “NPDES”
    means
    the
    National
    Pollutant
    Discharge
    Elimination
    System
    for
    issuing,
    establishing
    conditions
    for,
    and
    denying
    permits
    under
    Section
    402
    of
    the
    FWPCA.
    All
    terms
    used
    in
    connection
    with
    NPDES
    which
    have
    been
    defined
    in
    the
    FWPCA
    or
    regulations
    adopted
    thereunder
    shall
    have
    the
    meanings
    specified
    therein,
    unless
    specifically
    noted
    otherwise.
    “Pollutant”
    means
    dredged
    spoil,
    solid
    waste,
    incinerator
    residue,
    sewage,
    garbage,
    sewage
    sludge,
    munitions,
    chemical
    wastes,
    biological
    materials,
    radioactive
    materials,
    heat,
    wrecked
    or
    discarded
    equipment,
    rock,
    sand,
    cellar
    dirt
    and
    industrial,
    municipal,
    and
    agricultural
    waste
    discharged
    into
    water.
    This
    term
    does
    not
    mean
    (A)
    ‘sewage
    from
    vessels’
    within
    the
    meaning
    of
    the
    FWPCA:
    or
    (B)
    water,
    gas,
    or
    other
    material
    which
    is
    injected
    into
    a
    well
    to
    facilitate
    production
    and
    disposed
    of
    in
    a
    well,
    if
    the
    well
    used
    either
    to
    facilitate
    production
    or
    for
    disposal
    purposes
    is
    approved
    by
    the
    Department
    of
    Mines
    and
    Minerals,
    and
    if
    the
    Department
    of
    Mines
    and
    Minerals
    determines
    that
    such
    injection
    or
    disposal
    will
    not
    result
    in
    the
    degradation
    of
    ground
    or
    surface
    water
    resources.
    6

    “Publicly owned treatment works”
    means a treatment
    works owned
    by
    a municipality,
    sanitary district,
    county,
    or state or
    federal
    agency,
    and which treats
    domestic and
    industrial wastes collected by a
    publicly
    owned or regulated
    sewer system.
    Industrial treatment
    works which are publicly
    owned because they are
    financed
    by bond issued
    of
    public
    agencies are not included in
    this definition.
    “Publicly regulated treatment works” means those otherwise
    private companies which are
    regulated as public
    utilities
    engaged in the disposal
    of domestic and industrial
    wastes and regulated as
    such
    by
    the Illinois Commerce
    Commission,
    pursuant
    to
    an Act concerning
    Public Utilities,
    (1921, Illinois
    Revised Statutes (1973), Ch. 111273,
    Section 1ff as amended).

    “Pretreatment
    Works”
    means
    a
    treatment
    works
    designed
    and
    intended
    for
    the
    treatment
    of
    wastewater
    from
    a
    major
    contributing
    industry,
    as
    defined
    in
    40
    CFR
    128,
    before
    introduction
    into
    a
    sewer
    system
    tributary
    to
    a
    public
    owned
    or
    public
    regulated
    treatment
    works.
    “Standard
    of
    Performance”
    means
    a
    standard
    for
    the
    control
    of
    the
    discharge
    of
    pollutants,
    promulgated
    by
    the
    Administrator
    pursuant
    to
    Section
    306
    of
    the
    FWPCA,
    for
    the
    control
    of
    the
    discharge
    of
    pollutants
    which
    reflects
    the
    greatest
    degree
    of
    effluent
    reduction
    which
    the
    Administrator
    determines
    to
    be
    achievable
    through
    application
    of
    the
    best
    available
    demonstrated
    control
    technology,
    processes,
    operating
    methods,
    or
    other
    alternatives,
    including,
    where
    practicable,
    a
    standard
    permitting
    no
    discharge
    of
    pollutants.
    “Treatment
    Works”
    means
    individually
    or
    collectively
    those
    constructions
    or
    devices
    (except
    sewers,
    and
    except
    constructions
    or
    devices
    used
    for
    the
    pretreat
    ment
    of
    wastewater
    prior
    to
    its
    introduction
    into
    publicly
    owned
    or
    regulated
    treatment
    works)
    used
    for
    collecting,
    pumping,
    treating
    or
    disposing
    of
    wastewaters
    or
    for
    the
    recovery
    of
    by-products
    from
    such
    wastewater.
    410
    NPDES
    Effluent
    Standards
    (a)
    No
    person
    to
    whom
    an
    NPDES
    Permit
    has
    been
    issued
    may
    discharge
    any
    contaminant
    in
    his
    effluent
    in
    excess
    of
    the
    standards
    and
    limitations
    for
    that
    contaminant
    which
    are
    set
    forth
    in
    his
    permit.
    (b)
    No
    person
    may
    discharge
    any
    pollutant
    subject
    to,
    or
    which
    contributes
    or
    threatens
    to
    cause
    a
    vio
    lation
    of
    any
    applicable
    federal
    or
    state
    water
    quality
    standard,
    effluent
    standard,
    guideline
    or
    other
    limitation,
    promulgated
    pursuant
    to
    the
    FWPCA
    or
    the
    Act,
    unless
    limitation
    for
    such
    a
    pollutant
    has
    been
    set
    forth
    in
    an
    applicable
    NPDES
    Permit.
    However,
    the
    Agency
    may,
    by
    permit
    condition,
    provide
    that
    the
    permittee
    may
    discharge
    pollutants
    present
    in
    its
    water
    supply
    intake
    sources
    in
    concentrations
    not
    greater
    than
    the
    concentrations
    in
    the
    intake
    sources,
    or
    which
    are
    added
    in
    trace
    amounts
    by
    normal
    domestic
    water
    usage.

    Cc) The
    standards of
    Chapter
    3
    shall
    apply
    to
    thermal
    discharges
    unless, after
    public notice
    and
    opportunity
    for
    public
    hearing,
    in accordance
    with
    Section 316
    of the FWPCA
    and
    applicable
    federal
    regulations,
    the
    Administrator
    and
    the
    Board
    have determined
    that
    different standards
    shall
    apply
    to a particular
    thermal
    discharge.
    501 Reporting
    Requirements
    (a)
    Every
    person
    within
    this
    State
    operating
    a pretreat—
    ment
    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 that
    either:
    (1)
    discharge toxic
    pollutants,
    as defined
    in
    Section 502
    (13) of the
    FWPCA,
    or
    pollutants
    which
    may
    interfere with
    the
    treatment
    process,
    into
    the
    receiving
    treatment works;
    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
    person
    within this
    State who utilizes
    mercury
    or
    any of
    its
    compounds in
    excess of
    15
    pounds
    per
    year
    as Hg
    shall file with
    the Agency,
    on or
    before
    June
    1,
    1971
    and annually
    thereafter,
    a
    report setting
    forth the
    nature of the
    enterprise;
    a
    list,
    by
    type and
    by
    quantity
    of mercury
    products
    and
    mercury
    derivatives
    produced,
    used in, and
    incidental
    to
    its processes,
    including
    by—products
    and waste
    products;
    the estimated
    concentrations
    and
    annual total
    number of pounds
    of mercury
    that
    will
    be discharged
    into the
    waters of
    the
    State or
    that
    will
    be discharged
    into
    any sewer system;
    and
    what measures
    are taken
    or proposed to
    be
    taken to
    reduce or
    to
    eliminate
    such
    discharges.

    (c)
    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.
    704
    Pretreatment Requirements
    In
    addition to
    the requirements of Rules
    701, 702,
    and
    703, no
    industrial discharger
    to any
    publicly
    owned
    treatment works may discharge any
    effluent
    to such
    publicly owned treatment works in violation
    of
    regula—
    tions promulgated
    by
    the Administrator pursuant to
    Section 307(b) of the FWPCA when such regulations
    become effective.

    PART
    IX:
    PERMITS
    Permits may be required
    under
    either one
    of two
    procedures—
    NPDES Permits, Subpart A, which
    regulate discharges into navigable
    waters as defined in the FWPCA,
    or Other Permits, Subpart
    B,
    which
    regulate certain
    structures and discharges
    therefrom
    that
    are not
    required
    to
    have an NPDES
    Permit.
    SUBPART A
    NPDES PERMITS
    901 NPDES Permit Required
    Except as in compliance
    with
    the
    provisions of
    the Act,
    Board
    regulations, and the FWPCA, and the
    provisions and conditions
    of
    the NPDES
    Permit issued to the discharger, the discharge
    of
    any contaminant
    or pollutant
    by
    any person into the waters
    of
    the
    State from
    a
    point source
    or
    into
    a
    well shall be unlawful.
    902 Application — General
    (a)
    Application Forms
    (1) An applicant
    for
    an NPDES Permit shall file an
    application, in accordance with Rule
    959 hereof, on
    forms provided by the Agency. Such
    forms
    shall
    com
    prise the NPDES
    application forms promulgated by the
    U.S.
    Environmental Protection
    Agency
    for
    the
    type
    of
    discharge for
    which an
    NPDES Permit
    is
    being sought and
    such
    additional
    information as the
    Agency may
    reasonably
    require
    in
    order
    to
    determine
    that
    the
    discharge
    or
    pro
    posed discarge
    will
    be
    in compliance
    with
    applicable
    state
    and
    federal
    requirements.
    (2) In addition
    to
    the
    above application forms, the
    Agency
    may
    require the
    submission
    of
    plans and speci
    fications
    for treatment works and summaries of design
    criteria.
    (b)
    Animal Waste Facilities
    An applicant
    for
    an NPDES Permit in connection with
    the
    operation
    of
    an
    animal
    waste facility shall
    complete,
    sign, and submit
    an NPDES application in accordance
    with the provisions
    of
    Chapter V
    of
    the Board’s regulations.

    Cc)
    Mine
    Waste
    An applicant for
    an NPDES
    Permit which is
    required
    by
    the FWPCA
    or
    federal regulations
    for a
    mine or mine
    waste facility,
    shall
    complete, sign,
    and
    submit
    an
    NPDES Permit application in accordance with Rule
    959
    hereof, on
    forms
    provided
    by
    the Agency. To the
    extent consistent
    with
    applicable federal regulations,
    the
    water quality standards found in Chapter III and
    such
    additional limitations found in Chapter IV, Mine
    Related
    Pollution,
    as are applicable, shall be the
    appropriate water quality and effluent limitations in
    corporated in the
    NPDES Permit. The submittal of
    an
    NPDES Permit application
    or
    the possession
    of
    a valid
    NPDES Permit
    shall not
    release
    the
    permittee
    from
    the
    necessity of obtaining
    a
    permit pursuant to Part II,
    Chapter IV: Mine Related
    Pollution.
    (d) Pending Refuse Act Application
    Any person who filed
    a
    complete permit application
    under
    the Refuse Act Permit
    program
    operating under
    rules promulgated in the Federal Register on April
    7,
    1971, 33
    CFR 209.131,
    and whose application
    has not
    been
    denied, shall be considered
    to
    have applied for
    an NPDES
    Permit unless
    the
    discharge
    described in the
    application has substantially changed in nature, volume,
    or
    frequency. If, however, the discharge described
    in
    the Refuse Act Permit application has substantially
    changed
    in nature, volume,
    or
    frequency, the
    applicant
    shall
    complete, sign
    and submit the appropriate
    NPDES
    application form.
    Ce) Current
    Dischargers
    -- No
    Prior Application
    Any person now
    discharging
    whose discharge was
    not
    cov
    ered by the Refuse Act Permit program
    but which is
    subject to
    NPDES
    requirements
    shall apply for an NPDES
    Permit
    when these
    regulations become
    effective. However,
    for
    purposes
    of
    this Subpart A, any person who
    has
    applied
    for
    an NPDES Permit with the U.S. Environmental Protection
    Agency,
    and whose application
    has
    not
    been denied shall
    be
    considered to have
    applied
    for an
    NPDES Permit unless
    the discharge described in
    the
    application for
    an NPDES
    Permit
    has substantially changed in nature, volume, or
    frequency;
    in which
    case an
    amended
    or
    revised
    NPDES Permit
    application shall be submitted. Nothing
    in this subsection
    Ce) shall be
    construed to
    excuse conformity
    with
    Section
    301
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    the FWPCA.

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    (i) Renewal
    (1)
    Any
    permittee
    who wishes
    to
    continue
    to discharge
    after
    the
    expiration
    date
    of
    his
    NPDES
    Permit
    shall
    apply
    for
    reissuance
    of
    the
    permit
    not
    less
    than
    180
    days
    prior
    to the
    expiration
    date
    of
    the
    permit.
    Prior
    to
    renewal,
    the
    Agency
    shall
    determine:
    (i)
    That the
    permittee
    is in
    compliance
    with
    or
    has
    substantially
    complied
    with
    all
    the
    terms,
    conditions,
    requirements,
    and
    schedules
    of
    compliance
    of
    the
    expiring
    NPDES
    Permit;
    (ii)
    That
    the Agency
    has up-to-date
    information
    on the permittee’s
    production
    levels,
    per—
    mittee’s
    waste
    treatment
    practices, the
    nature,
    contents,
    and
    frequency
    of
    the
    permittee’s
    discharge,
    either
    pursuant
    to
    the submission
    of new
    forms
    and
    applications
    or
    pursuant
    to
    monitoring
    records
    and
    reports
    submitted
    to
    the
    Agency
    by the
    permittee;
    and
    (iii)
    That
    the
    discharge
    is
    consistent
    with
    appli
    cable
    effluent
    standards
    and
    limitations,
    water
    quality
    standards,
    or
    other legally
    applicable
    requirements
    during
    the
    terms
    of
    the permit.
    (2)
    The
    Agency
    shall circulate
    public
    notice
    and
    provide
    opportunity
    for
    public
    hearing,
    as provided
    for
    in this
    Subpart
    A,
    in the
    same manner
    as
    for
    a
    new permit
    appli
    cation.
    (j)
    Authority
    to
    Deny Permits
    No
    NPDES
    Permit
    may
    be
    issued
    in any
    case
    in which:
    (1)
    The permit
    would
    authorize
    the discharge
    of a
    radiological, chemical
    or
    biological
    warfare
    agent
    or
    high—level
    radioactive
    waste;
    (2)
    The discharge
    would,
    in the judgment
    of
    the
    Secretary
    of the
    Army
    acting
    through
    the
    Chief
    of
    Engineers,
    result
    in
    the
    substantial
    impairment
    of
    anchorage
    and
    navigation;

    (3)
    The proposed permit is objected
    to
    in
    writing
    by
    the Administrator
    of
    the
    U.S. Environmental
    Protection Agency pursuant
    to
    any right to object
    given to
    the
    Administrator
    under
    Section 402(d) of
    the FWPCA;
    (4)
    The permit would authorize
    a
    discharge
    from a
    point source
    which
    is in conflict with
    a
    plan
    ap
    proved
    under Section
    208(b)
    of
    the
    FWPCA; or
    (5)
    The applicant has not provided
    proof to
    the
    Agency that he will
    meet any
    schedule
    of
    compliance
    which
    may
    be established, in
    accordance with
    the
    Act
    and regulations, as
    a condition of
    his permit.
    903 Access to Facilities and Further
    Information
    If the Agency determines that either
    further information or
    a site visit is necessary
    for
    the Agency
    to evaluate an NPDES
    Permit application, it shall notify the applicant
    and
    make
    arrangements
    to
    secure the
    additional information
    or
    make
    the
    site visit. If
    adequate information is
    not
    received
    within the
    period of time specified by the Agency, the permit
    shall either be issued on the basis
    of
    the
    information cur
    rently before
    the
    Agency
    or
    be denied,
    and the
    applicant
    so
    notified.
    904
    Distribution of Applications
    When the Agency determines that an
    application for
    an
    NPDES
    Permit is complete, it shall:
    (a)
    Unless otherwise agreed, send
    a
    copy
    of
    the appli
    cation to the District Engineer
    of
    the
    appropriate
    district
    of
    the
    U.S.
    Corps
    of
    Engineers with
    a
    letter
    requesting that the District Engineer
    provide,
    within
    30 days or as otherwise stated in the Agency’s letter,
    his evaluation
    of
    the
    impact of the discharge on
    anchorage and navigation. If the District
    Engineer
    responds that
    anchorage and navigation
    of
    any
    of
    the
    navigable waters
    would
    be substantially
    impaired by
    the
    granting
    of
    a
    permit, the permit
    will be denied
    and
    the Agency shall notify the
    applicant.

    If
    the
    District
    Engineer
    informs
    the
    Agency
    that
    the
    imposition
    of
    specified
    conditions
    upon
    the
    NPDES
    Permit
    is
    necessary
    to
    avoid
    any
    substantial
    impairment
    of
    any
    of
    the
    navigable
    waters,
    the
    Agency
    shall
    include
    in
    the
    permit
    those
    conditions
    spe
    cified
    by
    the
    District
    Engineer.
    (b)
    Send
    two
    copies
    of
    the
    application
    to
    the
    Regional
    Administrator
    of
    the
    U.S.
    Environmental
    Protection
    Agency
    with
    a
    letter
    stating
    that
    the
    application
    is
    complete.
    905
    Tentative
    Determination
    and
    Draft
    Permit
    Following
    the
    receipt
    of
    a
    complete
    application
    for
    an
    NPDES
    Permit,
    the
    Agency
    shall
    prepare
    a
    tentative
    determination.
    Such
    determination
    shall
    include
    at
    least
    the
    following:
    (a)
    A
    statement
    regarding
    whether
    an
    NPDES
    Permit
    is
    to
    be
    issued
    or
    denied;
    and
    (b)
    If
    the
    determination
    is
    to
    issue
    the
    permit,
    a
    draft
    permit
    containing:
    (1)
    Proposed
    effluent
    limitations,
    consistent
    with
    federal
    and
    state
    requirements;
    (2)
    A
    proposed
    sedule
    of
    compliance,
    if
    the
    applicant
    is
    not
    in
    compliance
    with
    applicable
    requirements,
    including
    interim
    dates
    and
    re
    quirements
    consistent
    with
    the
    FWPCA
    and
    appli
    cable
    regulations,
    for
    meeting
    the
    proposed
    ef
    fluent
    limitations;
    (3)
    A
    brief
    description
    of
    any
    other
    proposed
    special
    conditions
    which
    will
    have
    a
    significant
    impact
    upon
    the
    discharge.
    (c)
    A
    statement
    of
    the
    basis
    for
    each
    of
    the
    permit
    con
    ditions
    listed
    in
    Rule
    905
    (b).
    Cd)
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    tentative
    determination
    to
    issue
    or
    deny
    an
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    a
    period
    of
    not
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    30
    days
    following
    the
    date
    of
    first
    publication
    of
    the
    public notice
    during
    which
    time
    interested
    persons
    may
    submit
    their
    written
    views
    on
    the ten
    tative
    determinations with
    respect
    to
    the
    NPDES
    application.
    All
    comments
    shall
    be
    submitted
    to
    the
    Agency
    and
    to
    the
    applicant.
    All
    written
    com
    ments
    submitted
    during
    the
    30-day
    comment
    period
    shall
    be
    retained
    by the
    Agency
    and
    considered
    in
    the
    formulation
    of
    its
    final determinations
    with
    respect
    to
    the NPDES
    application. The period
    for
    comment
    may
    be
    extended
    at
    the discretion
    of
    the
    Agency
    by publication
    as provided
    in
    Rule
    906(a),
    Cc)
    The
    contents
    of
    public
    notice
    of
    applications
    for
    NPDES
    Permits
    shall
    include
    at least
    the following:
    (1)
    Name,
    address,
    and telephone
    number
    of
    the
    Agency;
    (2) Name
    and address
    of
    the applicant;
    (3)
    Brief
    description
    of
    the applicant’s
    ac
    tivities
    or
    operations
    which
    result
    in
    the
    discharge
    described
    in
    the NPDES
    application
    (e.g.
    ,
    municipal
    waste
    treatment
    plant,
    steel
    manufacturing,
    drainage
    from
    mine
    activities)
    (4)
    Name, if
    any,
    of the
    waterway
    to
    which
    the
    discharge
    is
    made and
    a
    short
    description
    of
    the
    location
    of
    the discharge
    indicating
    whether
    it
    is
    a new
    or an
    existing
    discharge;
    (5)
    A
    statement
    of
    the
    tentative
    determination
    to
    issue
    or
    deny
    an NPDES
    Permit
    for
    the
    discharge
    described
    in the
    application;
    (6)
    A brief
    description
    of
    the
    procedures
    for
    the formulation
    of
    final
    determinations, including
    the procedures
    for
    submitting
    comments
    and expir
    ation
    date
    of
    the comment
    period;
    and
    (7)
    Address
    and
    telephone
    number
    of
    Agency
    prem
    ises
    at
    which
    interested
    persons
    may
    obtain
    further
    information,
    request
    a
    copy of
    the
    draft
    permit,
    request
    a copy
    of
    the fact
    sheet,
    and
    inspect
    and
    copy
    NPDES
    forms
    and related
    documents.

    Cd) The Agency
    may
    circulate public
    notice
    of
    applica
    tions for more
    than
    one NPDES Permit
    at a
    time.
    If a public notice deals with more than
    one
    NPDES
    Permit
    application,
    the
    information required by
    Rule
    906(b) above
    shall be
    included in the notice
    for
    each application.
    (e) To expedite the administrative
    disposition
    of
    NPDES
    Permit applications, the Agency may publish,
    for
    one or more
    NPDES Permit
    applications at a
    time,
    combined public notices and notices
    of
    public hearing
    as required
    by
    Rule 909 hereof. Any such combined
    public
    notice and notice of hearing shall contain
    all the
    information
    which
    would
    be
    required and
    shall
    be circulated
    to all
    the
    persons to whom each notice
    would be required
    to
    be
    sent
    if
    the notices were
    pub
    lished separately.
    (f)
    If, after
    the
    coimnent period provided, no public
    hearing is held with respect
    to
    the permit, the
    Agency shall, after evaluation
    of any comments
    which
    may
    have been received, either
    issue or deny the permit.
    907 Fact Sheets
    (a)
    For
    every discharge which has
    a total volume of more
    than 500,000 gallons on any
    day of the year, the
    Agency
    shall
    prepare and, following public notice,
    shall send
    upon request to any person
    a
    fact sheet
    with respect
    to the application described in the
    public notice. The
    contents of such fact sheets
    shall include
    at least
    the
    following information:
    (1)
    A sketch
    or
    detailed description
    of
    the
    location of
    the
    discharge described in the
    ap
    plication;
    (2) A
    quantitative description
    of
    the discharge
    described in the
    application
    which
    includes at
    least the
    following:
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    rate or frequency of the proposed
    discharge; if the discharge
    is con
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    daily flow in
    gallons per day;
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    in
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    and
    conditions
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    for
    com
    pliance
    specified
    in
    Subsection
    (1)
    above
    exceeds
    9
    months,
    a
    schedule
    of
    compliance
    shall
    be
    specified
    in
    the
    permit
    which
    will
    set
    forth
    interim
    require
    ments
    and
    the
    dates
    for
    their
    achievement;
    in
    no
    event
    shall
    more
    than
    9
    months
    elapse
    between
    interim
    dates.
    If
    the
    time
    necessary
    for
    completion
    of
    the
    interim
    requirement
    is
    more
    than
    9
    months
    and
    is
    not
    readily
    divided
    into
    stages
    for
    completion,
    interim
    dates
    shall
    be
    specified
    for
    the
    submission
    of
    reports
    of
    progress
    toward
    completion
    of
    the
    interim
    require
    ment.
    For
    each
    NPDES
    Permit
    schedule
    of
    compliance,
    interim
    dates
    and
    the
    final
    date
    for
    compliance
    shall,
    to
    the
    extent
    practicable,
    fall
    on
    the
    last
    day
    of
    the
    months
    of
    March,
    June,
    September,
    and
    December.
    (3)
    Not
    later
    than
    14
    days
    following
    each
    interim
    date
    and
    the
    final
    date
    of
    compliance,
    the
    permittee
    shall
    provide
    the
    Agency
    with
    written
    notice
    of
    the
    permittee’s
    compliance
    or
    noncompliance
    with
    the
    interim
    or
    final
    requirement.
    (4)
    Interim
    and
    final
    compliance
    dates
    in
    NPDES
    Permits
    shall
    be
    enforceable
    without
    otherwise
    showing
    a
    vio
    lation
    of
    an
    effluent
    limitation
    or
    injury
    to
    water
    quality.
    (5)
    The
    Agency
    shall
    make
    available
    for
    public
    inspec
    tion
    and
    copying
    at
    its
    Springfield
    and
    Chicago
    offices
    a
    copy
    of
    the
    quarterly
    list
    as
    filed
    with
    the
    Regional
    Administrator
    in
    accordance
    with
    40
    CFR
    124.44(d).

    (6)
    The
    Aqency
    may
    establish
    schedules
    of
    compliance
    in
    NPDES
    Permits
    pursuant
    to
    applicable
    federal
    require
    ment,which
    may
    be
    earlier
    or
    later
    thandéadlines
    established
    by
    otherwise
    applicable
    regulations
    of
    the
    Board,
    provided
    that
    all
    schedules
    of
    compliance
    shall
    require
    compliance
    at
    the
    earliest
    reasonable
    date.
    However,
    the
    Agency
    shall
    not
    issue
    an
    NPDES
    Permit
    containing
    a
    schedule
    of
    compliance
    beyond
    July
    1,
    1977,
    to
    any
    applicant
    who
    is
    not
    in
    compliance
    with,
    or
    who
    has
    not
    obtained
    a
    variance
    from
    applicable
    Illinois
    Water
    Pollution
    Regulations,
    or
    who
    has
    not
    been
    ordered
    to
    apply
    for
    and
    obtain
    all
    necessary
    permits
    in
    an
    appro
    priate
    Board
    enforcement
    action,
    for
    which
    the
    deadline
    for
    compliance
    occurred
    before
    the
    effective
    date
    of
    these
    NPDES
    Regulations.
    (7)
    In
    any
    case
    in
    which
    an
    NPDES
    Permit
    includes
    a
    schedule
    of
    compliance,
    the
    Agency
    shall
    include
    in
    its
    final
    determination
    a
    statement
    of
    the
    factual
    basis
    for
    such
    schedule.
    (8)
    Schedules
    of
    compliance
    established
    by
    the
    Agency
    in
    NPDES
    Permits
    shall
    be
    subject
    to
    review
    by
    the
    Pollution
    Control
    Board
    in
    accordance
    with
    Rules
    911
    and
    912
    herein.
    (I)
    Authority
    to
    Require
    Notice
    of
    Introductions
    of
    Pollu
    tants
    into
    Publicly
    Owned
    Treatment
    Works
    The
    Agency
    shall
    include
    in
    all
    NPDES
    Permits
    issued
    to
    publicly
    owned
    or
    publicly
    regulated
    treatment
    works
    conditions
    requiring
    the
    permittee
    to
    give
    notice
    to
    the
    Agency
    of
    the
    following:
    (1)
    Any
    new
    introduction
    of
    pollutants
    into
    such
    treatment
    works
    from
    a
    source
    which
    would
    be
    a
    new
    source
    as
    defined
    in
    Section
    306
    of
    the
    FWPCA
    if
    such
    source
    were
    discharging
    pollutants
    directly
    to
    the
    waters
    of
    the
    State;
    (2)
    Except
    as
    to
    such
    categories
    and
    classes
    of
    point
    sources
    or
    discharges
    which
    may
    be
    specified
    by
    the
    Agency,
    any
    new
    introduction
    of
    pollutants
    into
    such
    treatment
    works
    from
    a
    source
    which
    would
    be
    a
    point
    source
    subject
    to
    Section
    301
    of
    the
    FWPCA
    if
    it
    were
    discharging
    such
    pollutants
    directly
    to
    the
    waters
    of
    the
    State;

    (3)
    Any
    substantial
    change
    in
    volume
    or
    character
    of
    pollutants
    being
    introduced
    into
    such
    treatment
    works
    by
    a
    source
    introducting
    pollutants
    into
    such
    works
    at
    the
    time
    of
    issuance
    of
    the
    permit;
    and
    (4)
    New
    connections
    to
    the
    treatment
    works
    in
    accordance
    with
    the
    following
    schedule
    (which
    shall
    be
    determined
    by
    the
    Agency):
    (i)
    Annually
    for
    those
    treatment
    works
    whose
    hydraulic
    or
    biological
    loading
    does
    not
    exceed
    80
    percent
    of
    the
    design
    average
    capacity;
    (ii)
    Quarterly
    for
    those
    treatment
    works
    whose
    hydraulic
    or
    biological
    loading
    exceeds
    80
    percent
    but
    does
    not
    exceed
    90
    percent
    of
    the
    design
    average
    capa
    city;
    and
    (iii)
    Monthly
    for
    those
    treatment
    works
    whose
    hydraulic
    or
    biological
    loading
    exceeds
    90
    percent
    of
    the
    design
    average
    capacity.
    (5)
    All
    notices
    required
    of
    publicly
    owned
    or
    pub
    licly
    regulated
    treatment
    works
    pursuant
    to
    this
    section
    910(i)
    shall
    be
    in
    such
    form
    and
    content
    as
    the
    Agency
    may
    require,
    and
    shall
    include
    information
    on:
    (i)
    The
    quality
    and
    quantity
    of
    wastewater
    to
    be
    introduced
    into
    such
    treatment
    works,
    and
    (ii)
    Any
    anticipated
    impact
    of
    such
    change
    in
    the
    quantity
    or
    quality
    of
    effluent
    to
    be
    discharged
    from
    such
    publicly
    owned
    or
    publicly
    regulated
    treatment
    works.
    (j)
    Authority
    to
    Insure
    Compliance
    by
    Industrial
    Users
    With
    Sections
    204(b),
    307,
    and
    308
    of
    the
    FWPCA
    Any
    NPDES
    Permit
    issued
    to
    a
    publicly
    owned
    or
    publicly
    regulated
    treatment
    works
    shall
    include
    as
    a
    condition
    that
    the
    permittee
    shall
    require
    that
    any
    industrial
    user
    of
    such
    treatment
    works
    will
    comply
    with
    federal

    requirements
    concerning:
    (1) User charges and
    recovery of construction
    costs pursuant to Section 204(b)
    of
    the FWPCA,
    and applicable regulations appearing
    in
    40 CFR
    35;
    (2) Toxic
    pollutant
    effluent standards and pre
    treatment standards pursuant
    to Section 307 of
    the
    FWPCA; and
    (3)
    Inspection, monitoring
    and entry pursuant to
    Section
    308
    of
    the FWPCA.
    As
    a
    means
    of
    insuring
    such compliance, the permittee
    shall require each
    industrial user subject
    to
    the
    requirements
    of Section 307 of the FWPCA
    to
    comply with
    this Rule.
    The permittee shall send
    to
    the
    Agency
    periodic notice (over
    intervals not to exceed 9 months)
    of progress toward full
    compliance with the requirements
    of
    Section
    307 of
    the
    FWPCA.
    (k)
    Maintenance and Equipment
    Any NPDES
    Permit issued shall include as
    a condition
    that
    the permittee shall
    at all times maintain in
    good
    working
    order and operate as efficiently
    as possible any facil
    ities or systems
    of control installed by the permittee
    to achieve compliance with the terms and conditions
    of
    the permit.
    (1) Toxic Pollutants
    Any NPDES Permit issued
    shall
    include as
    a
    condition that
    if
    a
    toxic effluent standard
    of
    prohibition (including
    any schedule
    of
    compliance specified in such effluent
    standard or
    prohibition)
    is established under Section
    307
    (a)
    of
    the FWPCA
    for a toxic pollutant which is
    present in
    the
    permittee’s discharge
    and
    such standard
    or
    prohibition is
    more
    stringent than any
    limitation
    upon such pollutant in the NPDES
    Permit, the Agency
    shall revise
    or
    modify the
    permit in accordance with
    the
    more
    stringent
    standard or prohibition and shall so
    notify the permittee.
    (m)
    Deep Well
    Disposal of Pollutants
    All NPDES Permits shall include such
    additional terms
    and conditions as
    may
    be required
    to prohibit or control
    the disposal
    of
    pollutants
    into
    wells
    in order to
    prevent

    pollution
    of
    ground
    and
    surface
    water
    resources
    and
    to
    protect
    the
    public
    health
    and
    welfare.
    (n)
    Authorization
    to
    Construct
    (1)
    No
    person
    shall
    cause
    or
    allow
    the
    construction
    of
    any
    new
    treatment
    works,
    disposal
    well
    or
    waste—
    water
    source
    for
    which
    an
    NPDES
    Permit
    is
    required
    or
    cause
    or
    allow
    the
    modification
    of
    any
    existing
    treatment
    works,
    disposal
    well
    or
    wastewater
    source
    for
    which
    an
    NPDES
    Permit
    is
    required
    unless
    such
    NPDES
    Permit
    contains
    an
    authorization
    to
    construct
    as
    a
    condition
    of
    such
    permit.
    (2)
    Any
    holder
    of
    a
    valid
    NPDES
    Permit
    who
    proposes
    or
    is
    required
    as
    a
    condition
    of
    such
    NPDES
    Permit
    or
    of
    any
    order
    of
    the
    Pollution
    Control
    Board
    to
    construct
    or
    modify
    any
    treatment
    works,
    disposal
    well,
    waste—
    water
    source,
    or
    process
    modification
    which
    results
    in
    new
    or
    increased
    discharges
    of
    pollutants,
    shall
    complete,
    sign
    and
    submit
    an
    NPDES
    application
    for
    such
    construction
    or
    modification,
    in
    accordance
    with
    the
    instructions
    provided
    with
    the
    form,
    no
    later
    than
    180
    days
    in
    advance
    of
    the
    date
    on
    which
    construction
    or
    modification
    is
    to
    begin.
    No
    person
    shall
    commence
    construction
    until
    the
    holder
    of
    the
    NPDES
    Permit
    shall
    have
    received
    a
    modification
    to
    the
    NPDES
    Permit,
    or
    a
    new
    NPDES
    Permit
    if
    required,
    which
    contains
    an
    author
    ization
    to
    construct
    as
    a
    condition
    of
    such
    permit.
    (3)
    The
    Agency
    shall
    not
    issue
    any
    authorization
    to
    construct
    unless
    the
    applicant
    submits
    adequate
    proof,
    including
    any
    of
    the
    information
    or
    documents
    set
    forth
    in
    Rule
    957
    as
    the
    Agency
    may
    require,
    which
    ensures
    that
    the
    proposed
    construction,
    modification
    or
    operation
    (i)
    Either
    conforms
    to
    the
    criteria
    promul
    gated
    by
    the
    Agency
    under
    Rule
    957
    or
    is
    based
    on
    other
    criteria
    which
    the
    appli
    cant
    proves
    will
    produce
    consistently
    sa
    tisfactory
    results;
    and
    (ii)
    Will
    not
    cause
    a
    violation
    of
    the
    condi
    tions
    of
    the
    NPDES
    Permit.

    911
    Appeal
    of
    Final
    Agency
    Action on a Permit
    Application
    (a)
    If
    any
    NPDES
    Permit
    has been issued
    or
    denied
    by the
    Agency,
    any appeal
    of
    the issuance or
    denial
    of
    the
    permit,
    or of
    any
    of the
    terms
    or
    conditions
    thereof,
    shall
    be to
    the Pollution
    Control
    Board in accordance
    with its Procedural
    Rules.
    (b) Such
    appeal
    shall be filed
    within 30
    days after
    final
    Agency
    action.
    912 Authority
    to Modify,
    Suspend
    or
    Revoke
    Permits
    (a)
    Any
    person,
    whether
    or not a party
    to or
    participant
    at
    any
    earlier
    proceeding
    before
    the
    Agency
    or
    the
    Board,
    may
    file
    a
    complaint
    for
    modification,
    suspension,
    or
    revocation
    of an
    NPDES Permit
    in accordance
    with
    this
    Rule
    912 and
    Part III of
    Chapter
    1.
    (b)
    The
    Pollution
    Control
    Board, after
    complaint
    and
    hearing
    in
    accordance
    with
    the Act and its
    Procedural
    Rules, may
    modify,
    suspend
    or
    revoke
    any
    NPDES
    Permit
    in whole or
    in part
    in any
    manner consistent
    with
    the
    Act,
    applicable
    Board
    regulations
    and federal
    requirements,
    upon
    proof
    of
    cause
    including,
    but not
    limited
    to,
    the
    following:
    (1) Violation
    of
    any
    terms or
    conditions of
    the
    permit
    (including, but
    not
    limited
    to,
    schedules of
    compliance
    and
    conditions
    concerning
    monitoring,
    entry,
    and
    inspection);
    (2)
    obtaining
    a
    permit
    by misrepresentation
    or
    failure
    to
    disclose
    fully
    all relevant
    facts; or
    (3)
    A
    change in any
    circumstance
    that
    mandates
    either
    a
    temporary
    or
    permanent
    reduction
    or
    elimination
    of
    the
    permitted
    discharge.
    (c)
    The
    provisions
    of
    this
    Rule shall
    be included
    as terms
    and
    conditions of
    each
    issued NPDES
    Permit.
    913
    Revision
    of
    Schedule
    of Compliance
    (a)
    The
    Agency may,
    upon
    request
    of
    the
    applicant,
    revise
    or modify
    a
    schedule
    of
    compliance
    in an
    issued
    NPDES

    Permit
    if it determines
    good and
    valid
    cause
    (such
    as an Act
    of God, strike,
    flood, materials
    shortage,
    or other
    event
    over which the
    permittee has
    little
    or
    no control) exists
    for such
    revision and
    if within 30
    days following receipt
    of
    notice
    from the Agency,
    the
    Regional
    Administrator
    of
    the
    U.S.
    Environmental Pro
    tection Agency does not
    object in writing.
    (b) Such agency
    revision shall only be
    made when the Agency
    has determined
    that the final
    compliance date shall
    not
    be extended beyond
    a total
    of
    90
    days as originally
    contained in
    the
    permit.
    914
    Variances
    from
    NPDES
    Limitations, Standards
    and Requirements
    To the extent authorized by the
    FWPCA and the Act,
    the Board
    may
    grant variances
    from standards,
    limitations, and
    require
    ments
    imposed by these NPDES
    Regulations
    upon
    a
    showing that
    compliance would impose an
    arbitrary and
    unreasonable hard
    ship
    on the
    applicant or permittee. Any
    request for
    such
    relief shall be commenced
    in accordance
    with Rule 401
    of
    the
    Procedural Rules and
    Part IV of the
    Procedural Rules shall
    govern the
    proceeding.
    If
    such
    a
    variance
    is
    granted the
    Board
    shall
    order the Agency
    to issue
    or
    modify an NPDES Permit
    consistent with
    the
    Board Order, the
    FWPCA, Federal
    NPDES
    Regu
    lations and the Act.
    915
    Public
    Access to
    Information
    The Agency and
    Board
    shall
    assure public access
    to information
    pursuant to Section 7(b)
    of
    the Act.
    916 Effective Date
    The
    effective date
    of
    this
    Subpart A shall be the
    date
    when
    the Board files with the
    Secretary
    of
    State
    a
    copy
    of
    the
    letter approving
    the
    Illinois NPDES
    program by
    the Adminis
    trator
    of
    the United States
    Environmental Protection Agency
    pursuant
    to
    Section 402(b)
    of
    the FWPCA.

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