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~ ' <br />entering the city.stormwater system. . <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 aze now <br />prohibited. <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 leaking <br />or spilled products which are then carried by surface runoffor other meads to the city <br />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 cleaned <br />or, the situation mitigated, creates the potential for pollutants to enter the ,city <br />stormwater system; failure to clean-up or mitigate a spill; failure to store materials <br />under cover, cleaning equipment so as to allow the washwater to enter the city <br />stormwater system. ~ ~ _ <br />7. Dischazges in violation of a general or individual NPDES Stormwater <br />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. Dischazges in violation of the City of Eugene NPDES Stormwater <br />Discharge permit. <br />. In the event that a.rele~se involves illegaUimproper discharge to the city stormwater system <br />'~ at more than one point, .each. individual point of illegaUimproper discharge may be <br />considered as. a separate violation regardless of whether the release is a result of a singulaz <br />incident. <br />Discharges in compliance with an NPDES stormwater permit and authorized by the City of <br />Eugene are not considered improper or illegal.. <br />Industrial waste. Waste generated from a source or activity other than related to a <br />single . or. multiple dwelling unit, including waste generated by commercial use of a , <br />residential unit. ~ . <br />Major effort. The responsible person has taken all feasible steps to contain, mitigate, <br />and. clean up any discharged. substance. There must have been active, physical effort which <br />results in significant improvement of the situation. ,Verbal communication is not sufficient <br />by itself, but maybe considered as part of the necessary effort. <br />.Minor effort. The responsible person has taken few steps to contain, mitigate, or <br />clean-up any discharged substance. Due to the lack of active,. physical effort, no significant <br />Administrative Order - 3 <br />C:\wII~iDOWS\Temporary intemet Files\OLK51A5102stormwater 2~.wpd <br />