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Industrial General Permit Order

         compliance with the effluent limitations of this General Permit and are
         expected to eliminate future NAL exceedance(s), the Discharger
         shall provide a description and analysis of all implemented BMPs;

   iv. In cases where all of the Discharger’s implemented BMPs, including
         additional BMPs identified in the Level 2 ERA Action Plan, achieve
         compliance with the effluent limitations of this General Permit but are
         not expected to eliminate future NAL exceedance(s), the Discharger
         shall provide, in addition to a description and analysis of all
         implemented BMPs:

          1) An evaluation of any additional BMPs that would reduce or
              prevent NAL exceedances;

          2) Estimated costs of the additional BMPs evaluated; and,

          3) An analysis describing the basis for the selection of BMPs
              implemented in lieu of the additional BMPs evaluated but not
              implemented.

    v. The description and analysis of BMPs required in subsection a.iii
         above shall specifically address the drainage areas where the NAL
         exceedance(s) responsible for the Discharger’s Level 2 status
         occurred, although any additional Level 2 ERA Action Plan BMPs
         may be implemented for all drainage areas; and,

   vi. If an alternative design storm standard for treatment control BMPs (in
         lieu of the design storm standard for treatment control BMPs in
         Section X.H.6 in this General Permit) will achieve compliance with
         the effluent limitations of this General Permit, the Discharger shall
         provide an analysis describing the basis for the selection of the
         alternative design storm standard.

b. Non-Industrial Pollutant Source Demonstration

    This shall include:

     i. A statement that the Discharger has determined that the exceedance
         of the NAL is attributable solely to the presence of non-industrial
         pollutant sources. (The pollutant may also be present due to
         industrial activities, in which case the Discharger must demonstrate
         that the pollutant contribution from the industrial activities by itself
         does not result in an NAL exceedance.) The sources shall be
         identified as either run-on from adjacent properties, aerial deposition
         from man-made sources, or as generated by on-site non-industrial
         sources;

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