The Statewide Stormwater Management Plan (SSWMP) is a crucial document developed by FDOT to reduce pollutant discharge in Phase 1 MS4s. It is required under Phase I MS4 permits by FDEP's NPDES program and falls under the Clean Water Act. The SSWMP applies primarily in 15 Phase I Permit Counties but

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Brief overview of the Clean Water Act (CWA) requirements for vessel discharge obligations under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permitting program. Includes details on the Vessel General Permit (VGP), permit coverage, discharge types, effluent limits, and implementation s

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NPDES permits in Michigan regulate the discharge of municipal, industrial, and commercial wastewater, as well as stormwater, into state surface waters under Act 451. The permit fees vary based on the type of discharge, with separate fees for stormwater and non-stormwater discharges. Industrial storm

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This content explores the assessment of affordability and financial capacity for implementing NPDES MS4 permits, examining indicators such as cost per household, median household income, debt indicators, and property tax revenues. It discusses EPA guidance from 1997, integrated water planning princi

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Applies largely to application in NPDES permitting and involves significant policy revisions. Provides options for compliance measurement through fish tissues analysis. Specifies study plans for data collection to calculate protective water column concentrations and NPDES limits. Re-calculates BAF-d

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This EPA resource aims to facilitate the implementation of NPDES rules through electronic reporting, benefiting the environment and reducing reporting burdens. The initiative will transition the NPDES program into the digital age, enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and transparency while saving time an

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The Nutrient Trading Program in Maryland establishes a marketplace for water quality credits to meet pollutant load limits, involving sectors like agriculture, stormwater, wastewater, and more. State agencies play critical roles in registering credits, certifying trades, and ensuring compliance. Key

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Marietta Borough Council will discuss the Stormwater (MS4) Program at the upcoming meeting, covering topics such as the EPA's NPDES permit regulations, public education, illicit discharge detection, and pollution reduction plans. The program aims to manage stormwater discharges and comply with Penns

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Implementation workshop on the Statewide NPDES Permit for Drinking Water System Discharges. Details enrollment requirements for water purveyors, authorized discharges types, and effluent requirements. Includes BMPs, effluent limitations, and discharge compliance criteria for various water systems. T

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NPDES permits authorize discharge and must meet effluent limitations to protect water quality. Beneficial uses, standards, and limitations are crucial for compliance. Effluent limitations are necessary to prevent exceedance of water quality standards, with triggers for implementation.

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Presented by Dr. Carrie J. Evenson, this overview covers the regulatory history of stormwater permits in Oklahoma, from the Clean Water Act to the delegation of NPDES programs to ODEQ. It further explains the requirements for different phases of stormwater regulations and DEQ's authority over stormw

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