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CORRESPONDENCE/MEMORANDUM DATE:July 3, 2020TO:Holly Held stab WAR/EAU Clearer:Benjamin Hartenbower WAR/EAU Clearest of WisconsinSUBJECT: Water QualityBased Effluent Limitations for the Waze Area Wastewater

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How to fill out water quality-based effluent limitations

1. Determine the specific water quality-based effluent limitations that apply to your facility based on the type of effluent being discharged and the applicable regulations.
2. Collect water quality data for the effluent being discharged from your facility. This may involve conducting sampling and analysis to measure parameters such as pH, temperature, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, and specific pollutants such as heavy metals or organic compounds.
3. Compare the collected water quality data with the applicable water quality-based effluent limitations to determine if your facility is in compliance or if further actions are needed.
4. If your facility is not in compliance, identify the source of the water quality violations and take corrective actions to reduce or eliminate the pollutant discharges.
5. Develop and implement a water quality management plan to ensure ongoing compliance with the water quality-based effluent limitations. This may involve implementing best management practices, installing treatment systems, or modifying operational processes.
6. Regularly monitor and assess the water quality of the effluent being discharged to ensure continued compliance with the water quality-based effluent limitations.
7. Maintain detailed records of water quality monitoring, compliance assessments, and any corrective actions taken to demonstrate compliance with the water quality-based effluent limitations.
8. Periodically review and update the water quality management plan to reflect any changes in regulations, technological advancements, or operational improvements.

Who needs water quality-based effluent limitations?

1. Water quality-based effluent limitations are needed by industries, facilities, or entities that discharge effluents into water bodies such as rivers, lakes, or oceans.
2. This includes but is not limited to wastewater treatment plants, industrial facilities, power plants, manufacturing plants, mining operations, and agricultural operations.
3. These limitations help to protect water quality and ensure that the discharged effluents do not significantly degrade the integrity of the receiving water bodies or pose risks to human health, aquatic life, or the environment.

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What is water quality-based effluent limitations?

Water quality-based effluent limitations are regulatory measures that set the maximum allowable levels of specific pollutants in discharges from point sources, ensuring that the receiving water bodies meet water quality standards.

Who is required to file water quality-based effluent limitations?

Entities that discharge pollutants into navigable waters, such as industrial facilities, municipalities, and wastewater treatment plants, are required to file water quality-based effluent limitations.

How to fill out water quality-based effluent limitations?

To fill out water quality-based effluent limitations, entities must provide data regarding their effluent quality and the relevant water quality standards. This includes identifying the pollutants, their concentrations, and any necessary treatment processes.

What is the purpose of water quality-based effluent limitations?

The purpose of water quality-based effluent limitations is to protect aquatic ecosystems, public health, and meet regulatory water quality standards by controlling pollutant discharges from point sources.

What information must be reported on water quality-based effluent limitations?

The information that must be reported includes the type and concentration of pollutants, monitoring data, compliance history, and any corrective actions taken if limits are exceeded.