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Industrial General Permit Fact Sheet

TABLE 2: Example - Assessment of Potential Industrial Pollution Sources and

             Corresponding BMPs Summary

Area         Activity Pollutant Source Industrial Pollutant BMPs

Vehicle and           Spills and leaks      Fuel oil  -Use spill and overflow
Equipment             during delivery                 protection
             Fueling

Fueling

                      Spills caused by      Fuel oil  -Train employees on proper
                      topping off fuel                fueling, cleanup, and spill
                      tanks                           response techniques

                      Hosing or washing Fuel oil      -Use dry cleanup methods
                      down fuel area                  rather than hosing down area

                                                      -Implement proper spill
                                                      prevention control program

                      Leaking storage       Fuel oil  -Inspect fueling areas regularly
                      tanks                           to detect problems

                      Rainfall running off  Fuel oil  -Minimize run-on of storm
                      fueling area, and               water into the fueling area,
                      rainfall running                cover fueling area
                      onto and off fueling
                      area

2. Minimum and Advanced BMPs

Section V of this General Permit requires the Discharger to comply with
technology-based effluent limitations (TBELs). In this General Permit,
TBELs rely on implementation of BMPs for Dischargers to reduce and
prevent pollutants in their discharge. The BMP effluent limitations have
been integrated into the Section X.H of this General Permit and are divided
into two categories – minimum BMPs which are generally non-structural
BMPs that all Dischargers must implement to the extent feasible, and
advanced BMPs which are generally structural BMPs that must be
implemented if the minimum BMPs are inadequate to achieve compliance
with the TBELs. Section X of this General Permit includes both substantive
control requirements in the form of the BMPs listed in Section X.H, as well
as various reporting and recordkeeping requirements. The requirement to
implement BMPs “to the extent feasible” allows Dischargers flexibility when
implementing BMPs, by not requiring the implementation of BMPs that are
not technologically available and economically practicable and achievable
in light of best industry practices.

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