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Administrative Record Page No. 035321 United States Environmental Protection AgencyOffice of Water Washington, D.C.EPA 832F99022 September 1999Storm Water Management Fact Sheet Nonstop Water Discharges

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1. To fill out non-storm water discharges, follow these steps:
2. Gather all necessary information and documentation regarding the discharge.
3. Contact the appropriate regulatory agency to inquire about specific requirements and permits.
4. Complete the application form with accurate and detailed information.
5. Provide any necessary supporting documents, such as maps, drawings, or engineering reports.
6. Submit the completed application along with any required fees or documentation.
7. Wait for review and approval from the regulatory agency.
8. If approved, obtain any necessary permits or clearances before commencing the discharge.
9. Adhere to any conditions or guidelines set forth by the regulatory agency.
10. Monitor and maintain regular compliance with the regulations and reporting requirements.
11. Renew permits or update applications as needed.

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1. Non-storm water discharges are typically needed by industries, commercial entities, or construction sites that produce wastewater or other non-storm water pollutants.
2. Common examples of entities that may require non-storm water discharges include manufacturing facilities, power plants, waste treatment plants, car washes, and construction projects.
3. These discharges are regulated to ensure that pollutants are adequately managed and do not contaminate natural water sources.

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What is non-storm water discharges?

Non-storm water discharges refer to any water that is not related to precipitation, such as wastewater from industrial processes or irrigation runoff.

Who is required to file non-storm water discharges?

Facilities that have permits or authorizations to discharge non-storm water into water bodies are required to file non-storm water discharges.

How to fill out non-storm water discharges?

Non-storm water discharges can be filled out by providing relevant information about the source of the discharge, the type of contaminants present, and the volume of water being discharged.

What is the purpose of non-storm water discharges?

The purpose of reporting non-storm water discharges is to ensure compliance with regulations, track water quality impacts, and protect the environment.

What information must be reported on non-storm water discharges?

Information such as the source of the discharge, monitoring results, any corrective actions taken, and any changes in the discharge volume or characteristics must be reported on non-storm water discharges.