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Contractor's Name
WA ST Dept of Ecology
Approval Date
2/15/2022
End Date
12/31/2026
Department
Public Works
Department Project Manager
John Rabenow
Subject / Project Title
Nutrient General Program Discharge Permit
Tracking Number
0003215
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$0.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Contract Subtype
Interlocal Agreements
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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APPENDIX E — ONE TIME REPORT QUESTIONS FOR SMALL LOADERS <br /> Permittees are required to submit the single report online, pursuant to Special Condition S9.E. <br /> 1. Attach a document describing your initial assessment process, your optimization goal, the <br /> list of prioritized optimization strategies identified, and the strategy implemented in 2022 <br /> (S6.B.1.b). If any optimization strategies were found to not have a reasonable <br /> implementation cost or timeframe (S6.B.2.a.iv), include description of the feasibility and <br /> cost analysis that led to exclusion of any approach(es). (S6.B.1.a, S6.B.1.b) <br /> 2. Did your plant meet or exceed the pre-optimization empirical TIN removal rate in each <br /> year of this permit and also maintain or reduce TIN loads? If no, attach a document <br /> describing how you revised your optimization strategy in response to the evaluation in <br /> each of the prior permit years, and document your adaptive management steps, your <br /> assessment process, and the new optimization strategy or strategies you identified, and <br /> your updated optimization goal(s) and performance metric(s). (S6.B.2.b.ii, S6.B.2.c) <br /> 3. Did your facility stay below a 10 mg/L annual average TIN concentration? (S6.B.2.b.i) (If <br /> Q2 =Y and Q3 =Y, then no further questions) <br /> 4. What is your pre-optimization empirical TIN removal rate? (S6.B.1.a.i) <br /> 5. Did you maintain you reassessment approach after year 1? If no, attach a document <br /> describing assessment revisions that occurred each year over the permit term. (S6.B.1.a.ii) <br /> 6. What is your expected TIN removal with the preferred optimization strategy? (S6.B.1.b) <br /> 7. Attach a document describing optimization implementation including costs, time for full <br /> implementation, start date, challenges, and impacts to treatment performance. (S6.B.2.a) <br /> 8. What was the TIN removal rate observed each year during the reporting period? <br /> (S6.B.2.b.ii) <br /> 9. Attach a document describing your ongoing investigations to reduce influent TIN loads <br /> from septage handling practices, commercial, dense residential and industrial sources. <br /> (S6.B.3) <br /> 10. Did you submit the required AKART analysis on or before 12/31/2025? If no, date <br /> document was or will be provided. (S6.C) <br /> 11. Did you submit discharge monitoring reports according to the required schedule? If no, <br /> attach a document describing the missed monitoring activities and the corrective action <br /> taken. (S7, S9.A) <br /> 12. Are you retaining all applicable records? If no, attach a document descripting the missing <br /> records and the corrective action taken and/or planned. (S9.F) <br /> 13. Did you follow non-compliance notification requirements? If no, attach a document <br /> describing the non-compliance and the corrective actions taken and/or planned. (S9.G) <br /> Puget Sound Nutrient General Permit Page 61 <br />
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