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This document outlines the Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination (IDDE) plan for the Town of Hanover, addressing the requirements of the 2016 Massachusetts MS4 Permit. It includes program goals, legal authority, responsibility statements, mapping of the stormwater system, and methodologies for identifying and eliminating illicit discharges.

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1. Gather necessary documentation and materials related to the water source being monitored.
2. Identify potential sources of illicit discharge in the area, such as industrial sites or plumbing cross-connections.
3. Conduct visual inspections of waterways and stormwater systems for signs of illicit discharge, like discoloration or unusual odors.
4. Collect water samples from suspected areas for laboratory analysis to identify pollutants.
5. Utilize technical tools, like dye testing or smoke testing, to trace illicit discharge sources.
6. Document findings thoroughly in a report with photographs and sample results.
7. Develop a plan for remediation if illicit discharges are identified.
8. Educate the community about improper disposal practices to prevent future occurrences.

Who needs illicit discharge detection and?

1. Local municipalities responsible for stormwater management and water quality.
2. Environmental agencies tasked with enforcing water protection laws.
3. Businesses that may inadvertently contribute to water pollution through improper waste disposal.
4. Community organizations focused on environmental stewardship and public health.
5. Homeowners and property owners who need to ensure compliance with local regulations.

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What is illicit discharge detection?

Illicit discharge detection is the process of identifying unauthorized discharges into stormwater systems that can contaminate water sources and violate environmental regulations.

Who is required to file illicit discharge detection?

Entities responsible for managing stormwater systems, such as municipalities, property owners, and industrial facilities, are required to file illicit discharge detection reports.

How to fill out illicit discharge detection?

To fill out an illicit discharge detection report, one must gather information on the suspected discharge, document the location, nature, and source of the discharge, and complete the required forms provided by regulatory authorities.

What is the purpose of illicit discharge detection?

The purpose of illicit discharge detection is to protect water quality, ensure compliance with environmental laws, and promote public health by identifying and mitigating illegal discharges.

What information must be reported on illicit discharge detection?

Reports must include details such as the date of detection, location of discharge, the nature of the substance, any response actions taken, and follow-up actions planned to address the issue.