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Admin Order 58-95-19-F
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8/20/1996
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inves igate or contain a discharge; providing false information; withholding information <br /> such as product identification, time of spill, source of material, or quantity of material <br /> disc rged. . <br /> I~le~aUImproper discharge. Factors which constitute animproper/illegal discharge <br /> inclu e, ~I~ but are not limited to: - <br /> 1. Actions or the lack thereof that create an immediate potential for <br /> pollutants to enter the city stormwater system. If the facility has a stormwater <br /> permit, the pollutant concentration must be above that allowed by the facility's <br /> permit to be considered a violation. <br /> 2. Failure to maintain a private system to prevent pollutants from <br /> entering the city stormwater system. If the facility has a stormwater permit, the <br /> pollutant concentration must be above that allowed by the facility's permit to be <br /> donsidered a violation. <br /> 3. Discharges from a point source prohibited by either local, state, or <br /> federal law. This includes discharges once allowed by these laws which are now <br /> prohibited. This would include cooling water which has been chemically altered <br /> or has an elevated temperature. If the facility has a stormwater permit, the <br /> pollutant concentration must be above that allowed by the facility's permit to be <br /> Considered a violation. <br /> <br /> ' 4. Intentional dumping of waste products into (a) the city stormwater <br /> system; or (b) a private system which, if the private system is not cleaned or the <br /> situation mitigated, creates the potential for pollutants to enter the city stormwater <br /> system. <br /> 5. Pollutants leached by rainwater from stored materials or from <br /> leaking or spilled products which are then carried by surface runoff or other means <br /> to the city stormwater system. <br /> 6. Release of pollutants due to: washing spilled materials into the city <br /> stormwater system or to a private system which, if the private system is not <br /> gleaned or the situation mitigated, creates the potential for pollutants to enter the <br /> city stormwater system; failure to clean-up or mitigate a spill; failure to store <br /> materials under cover; cleaning equipment so as to allow the wastewater to enter <br /> the city stormwater system. <br /> 7. Discharges in violation of a general or individual NPDES <br /> $tormwater or Wastewater Discharge permit. <br /> 8. Discharges that violate the state building code, other state laws, <br /> Federal law, the Eugene Code, 1971, or adopted City policies. <br /> 9. Discharges in violation of the City of Eugene NPDES Stormwater <br /> ischarge permit. <br /> In vent that a release involves illegal/improper discharge to the city stormwater <br /> syste t more than one point, each individual point of illegaUimproper discharge may be <br /> cons eyed as a separate violation regardless of whether the release is a result of a singular <br /> inci nt. <br /> I <br /> Stormwater ~ ystem Administrative Rule - 5 <br /> <br />
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