NC0024406_Updated Process Information_20171205

('DUKE
ENERGY
December 5, 2017
Dr Sergei Chermkov, PhD
Division of Water Resources
1617 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1617
Subject Updated Process Information
Belews Creek Steam Station - Permit No NCO024406
Stokes County
Dear Dr Chernikov
Paul Draovitch
Senior Vice President
Environmental, Health & Safety
526 S. Church Street
Charlotte, NC 28202
[phone]
[phone]
RECEIVE®/D@yR/®WR
DEC 12 2017
Water Resources
Permitting Section
Duke Energy Carolinas LLC, (Duke Energy) submits the following information in an effort to assure the subject
renewed permit is accurate and based on the latest information These comments are in addition to Comments on
the Draft NPDES Permit dated February 20, 2017 and are provided to assure additional clarity, as planned activities
have changed since the last permit DRAFT was released Duke Energy appreciates NCDEQ's efforts to develop the
Draft Permit, which address novel issues associated with surface impoundment decommissioning and modifications
required to allow for continued operations while complying with various Federal and State mandates Finalizing this
wastewater permit is a critical step to advance that process by authorizing decanting and dewatering of the ash basin
and permitting replacement treatment options In addition to these general comments, Duke Energy offer the
following comments and requests for modification and/or clarification on specific provisions of the Draft Permit
1 On page 9 of 31, of the DRAFT Permit, Condition A(5) — Outfall 003A, Outfall 003A is listed as an
"internal" outfall For clarification, upon completion of construction of the Lined Retention Basin (LRB),
all waste streams previously discharged to the ash basin, will be re-routed to the LRB The LRB process
water reroute is designed to discharge to outfall 003 with the same compliance sample location as the ash
basin Previous correspondence was interpreted as these two points being unique but they are not Duke
Energy requests removal of "internal' outfall 003A
2 The domestic wastewater for the plant is treated in a 600,000 gallon capacity aerated lagoon which
discharges to the ash basin/retention basin via the consolidated sump Domestic wastewater limits have
been applied to this flow at outfall 003 The plant understands that the domestic wastewater treatment plant
shall be properly operated and maintained to assure treatment of domestic wastewater to secondary levels
Both the ash basin and retention basin are accessible to an abundance of wildlife which can influence fecal
coliform results An EPA Form 1 and 2C which have been updated to include this outfall and an updated
site map are attached (Attachment 1 — EPA Form 1 and 2C) Duke Energy is requesting an internal
outfall for the domestic wastewater treatment lagoon as a means to accurately demonstrate adequate
treatment of the domestic wastewater.
3 Duke Energy intends to construct two new lined coal pile collection basins located on the south and north
corners of the coal pile to collect stormwater runoff The new coal pile basins will be utilized to reroute the
contact stormwater to the new Retention Basin The overflow from the coal pile basins (rain in excess of
designed storm event) will be infrequent
South coal pile basin emergency spillway will be located within the current stormwater drainage area 18 of
Belews Creeks Industrial Stormwater Permit #NCS000573 (Attachment 2 — Site Plan Stormwater Drainage
Area) The stormwater from drainage area 18 flows through an internal outfall to stormwater drainage area
18A which discharges through permitted outfall SWO18A to Belews Reservoir (coordinates 36'16'51604"

Pale 12
N, 80°03'52 995W) Duke Energy requests that the emergency overflow be listed as a contributing
flow to Belews Reservoir
North coal pile basin emergency spillway will not be located within a permitted stormwater drainage area
The emergency spillway from north coal pile basin would discharge to the Ash Basin Duke Energy
requests that the emergency overflow be listed as a contributing flow to the Ash Basin.
4 During facility outages, remaining water from the condensers is drained to perform maintenance This
water is discharged through outfall 005 and would not contain any chemicals Please include water drained
from the condensers during facility maintenance outages as a contributing flow to outfall 005
5 The chemical holding pond has been removed from service Please remove wastewater from the chemical
holding pond as a contributing flow to outfall 003
6 The current DRAFT permit includes remediated and extracted groundwater as contributing flows to outfall
003 Duke Energy considers the permit to provide sufficient coverage of current and future groundwater as
a contributing flow to outfall 003
7. An updated current and future waste flow charts and descriptions of waste flows through the facility in
accordance with EPA Form 2C Item I1 -A are attached (Attachment 3 — Current and Future Waste Flow
Charts)
8 An updated narrative description of sources of pollution and treatment technologies in accordance with
EPA From 2C Item II -A is attached (Attachment 4 — Updated Supplemental Information) The updates to
the supplemental information have been highlighted
9 Page 22 of 31, Condition A(24) of the DRAFT permit, requires Duke Energy to investigate technical
solutions to reduce bromide in discharges from Outfall 003 and to work with downstream public water
supply systems to find solutions to total trihalomethanes (TTHM) Duke Energy has completed upgrades
to the City of Madison and City of Eden water supply systems and has partnered with University of North
Carolina -Charlotte to develop a technical process for further evaluation to reduce Bromide in the
wastewater discharge by fixation and landfill disposal of wastewater concentrate Legislation passed
subsequent to this permit issuance sets up a process for municipalities to file claims if they contend
Bromide discharges have led to TTHM formation in their drinking water systems. Because of this
statutory requirement and completion of the work in Madison and Eden, the permit condition is
unnecessary. Duke Energy requests removal of this permit condition.
If permit condition cannot be removed, Duke asks that the condition be limited to term of next
permit cycle.
10 Duke Energy requests an applicability date of December 31, 2023 for the best available technology
(BAT) limits for bottom ash transport water and flue gas desulfurization (FGD) wastewater imposed by
the 2015 revisions to the Steam Electric Effluent Limitation Guidelines (ELG) (80 Fed. Reg. 67,838
(Nov. 3, 2015)). On August 11, 2017, the EPA Administrator signed a letter announcing has decision to
conduct a rulemaking to potentially revise the new, more stringent BAT effluent limitations and
pretreatment standards for existing sources (PSES) in the 2015 ELG rule that apply to bottom ash
transport water and FGD wastewater In a follow-up action, EPA filed a motion on August 14`i' with the
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals to put portions of the ELG appeal on hold whale EPA reconsiders certain
ELG limits Specifically, EPA requested to sever and hold in abeyance the litigation issues related to
bottom ash transport water, FGD wastewater, and IGCC gasification wastewater and stated its intent to
conduct a rulemaking to potentially revise the more stringent BAT effluent limitations and PSES for bottom

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ash transport water and FGD wastewater This motion was granted by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
on August 22nd In a follow-up rulemaking, the earliest compliance dates for the new, more stringent, BAT
effluent limitations and PSES for bottom ash transport water and FGD wastewater were postponed for a
period of two years while EPA conducts a rulemaking potentially revising the limits (82 Fed. Reg 43,494
(Sept 18, 2017)) EPA projects it will take approximately three years to propose and finalize a new rule
(Fall 2020) and anticipates that the next rulemaking will address the compliance dates for the revised BAT
limits for bottom ash transport water and FGD wastewater in some fashion
Given the uncertainty of the revised BAT limits for bottom ash transport water and FGD wastewater and
the compliance/applicability date of the anticipated revised limits, it is appropriate for North Carolina
Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ) to establish the applicability date of December 31, 2023
in full accordance with the regulations as currently written This will allow sufficient time for EPA to
conduct the rulemaking revising the limits and allow NCDEQ to revise the permit to incorporate the
revised limits This approach is further supported by statements in the preamble as well as statements in
EPA Administrator's letter to the state governors dated April 11, 2017 regarding the flexibility available to
NPDES permitting authorities under the 2015 ELG rule in establish applicability dates for the more
stringent BAT limits for bottom ash transport water and FGD wastewater The 2015 Rule clearly allows the
permitting authority to considers time needed to "expeditiously plan (including time to raise capital),
design, procure, and install equipment" as well as "other factors as appropriate" in determining the
appropriate applicability date Even though previously discussed applicability dates imposed a condition
to meet the no discharge limit of bottom ash transport water by May 31, 2021, install an ultrafiltration
system for FGD wastewater treatment by Nov 12018, conduct a two-year study of the performance of the
FGD wastewater treatment system, and comply with the more stringent BAT limits for FGD wastewater by
Nov 1, 2019, these conditions are no longer warranted or justified based on the recently finalized rule
postponing the compliance dates for the more stringent BAT limits for FGD wastewater and bottom ash
transport water and EPA's intent to revise such limits Duke Energy requests removal of study of the
performance of the FGD wastewater treatment system in Condition A(31).
In anticipation of the limits being revised by EPA, Duke Energy, also requests the inclusion of a
condition allowing the permit to be reopened and modified if the more stringent BAT limits for FGD
wastewater and bottom ash transport water are revised by EPA.
Duke Energy welcomes any further discussion on the Draft Permit prior to finalization If you have any questions,
ppleasentact Jo ishmon at 336-623-0238 or atjoyce dishmon@duke-energy com
vitch
Senior Vice President
Environmental, Health & Safety
Attachments
cc- Ms Karen Higgins — Belews Creek Public Hearing officer
1617 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1617
be Keeley McCormick, EHS Professional II
Joyce Dishmon/Filenet, Sr Env Specialist

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FORM
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL. PROTECTION AGENCY
1. EPA I.D. NUMBER
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F AGENERAL INFORMATION
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NCD000856591 T`A o
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Consolidated Permits Program
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GENERAL
(Read the "General Instructions" before starting.)
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
If a reprinted label has been provided,
I. EPA I.D. NUMBER
affix it in the designated space- Review the
information carefully; It any of it Is
_
Eli. FACILITY NAME
Incorrect cross through it and enter the
correct data In the appropriate fill-in area
below Also If any of the preprimed data is
absent area to the left of the label
V. FACILITY
PLEASE PLACE LABEL IN THIS SPACE
[the
space fists see provide that should
appear} cease provide it in the proper fill -
in below If the label is
MAILING LIST
are0sy complete
and correct you need not complete Items
1, III, V, anti VI(except VI -B which must be
Referitoe�
VI. FACILITY
If no�6el been proved Referp
LOCATION
Instructions for detalled Item descriptions
and for the legal authorization under which
JUTIONS' complete A mrougn d to tsetermine wnetner you neea to su
is, you must sulaFtfl this form and the supplemental from fisted in the pare
blernental for is attached If you answer "no" to each question, you n
d from permit reauirements, see Section C of the Instructions See also,
MARK "X"
SPECIFIC QUESTIONS YES � FORM
ATTAR NEJ
s aiTeoi iy a p� u'iiffaTy ow a nt worm a
h results In a discharge to waters of the ❑ ® ❑
? (FORM 2A)
discharges to waters of the U.S. other than oar "--i t�
UXM described in A or B above? (FORM 2Ct � 23 zs
s or t is amittyy uaat stare, or depose o
hazardous wastes? (EORF.i 3) ❑ ® ❑
you or wl�i` yo`u +n)ea ae `11 s�a� ariy
diced water other 11 s wh h are brought to
the surface in connection with wnventlonal oil or
natural gas production. Inject fluids used for
enhanced recovery of oil or natural gas, or inject
fluids(FORor storage of 64-uld hydrocarbons?
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is rr:;s facility a proposed stationary sourcewhich
In the ins r c ti n and Industrial
wiill pc�n� tdialiyEisemit
100 tons per year of any air pollutant regulated
under the Clean Air Act and may affect or be
located in an attainment area? (FORM 51
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41
42
NAME OF FACILITY
SKIP Belews Creek Steam Station
1a
c -I Keeley McCormick, EHS Professional 9
V. FACILITY MAILING ADDRESS
A. STREET OR P O SOX
C 3195 Pine Hall Road
unit any permit application Corms to the Ctrs. IT ou answer --yes- to anyy
nthesis following the question, Mark "X" in the x In the third col urnn il
Bed not submit any of these fors You may answer "no" 9 your activity is
Section D of the Instructions for definittoits of bold-faced terms
SPECIFIC QUESTIONS MARK "X"
YES NO Fo""
dTTp('_yF .
or watt this ac ry r exisan or
pmposed) Include a concentrated animal El® Elfeeding oppBratton or aquatic animal
production facility which resutt fi. a discharge
to waters of the U.S ? (FORM 2B)to ,u 21
is is prapauat a fol r an a seri
In A or 8 above) wh, 't will result In a discharge
to waters of the U.S ? (FORM 2a) 2n 27
Do you or whd you inject8; tsf.s act indusL-.n or
mumc.pal effluent below the lowermost stratum ❑ ,' ® ❑
cents ping within one quarter mile or the well
bore underground sources of drinking water?
{FORM 4) a- 2 sa
you err wt you1nflct ata- uy fiu a d*c
special processes sue." as mining of sulfer by the ❑ I ® ❑
Frasch process, solution mining of minerals, In
situ combustion of fossil fuel or recovery of
geothermal energy? (FORM 4)
Is this s.�rty a propos stationary source
which Is Went of the 29 Industrial categories
listed in the Instructions and which will potentially ❑ ®ED
emit 250 tons per yyeear of any air pollutant
regulated under the Clean Air Act and may affect
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S CITY OR TOWN C ST;
Belews Creek NC
G- -� 3195 Pine Hall Road I
336 1 1 445 1 f 0204
Stokes
4e 70
C CITY OR TOWN TE E ZIP CODE F COUNTY CODE
_ Belews CreekrT1N=C 1 1 27009 1 1034
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S CITY OR TOWN C ST;
Belews Creek NC
G- -� 3195 Pine Hall Road I
336 1 1 445 1 f 0204
Stokes
4e 70
C CITY OR TOWN TE E ZIP CODE F COUNTY CODE
_ Belews CreekrT1N=C 1 1 27009 1 1034
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VII. SIC CODES (4 -digit, in order ofpriority)
A. FIRST B SECOND
4
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(specify)
7
(specify)
s
Electric Services
s
18 19
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C. THIRD D. FOURTH
7 (specify) (specify)
15 18 17 15 I 18 19
VIII. OPERATOR INFORMATION
A. NAME I B. is the name fisted In Item
Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC VIII -A also the owner?
9 ® YES ❑ NO
1® 19 55
C STATUS OF OPERATOR Enterthe approodale letterinto the answerbox ff 'Other,"specify.
D. PHONE area code & no
F = FEDERAL M = PUBLIC (other than federal orstate) P
(specify)
c
336
1
1445
1 0204
S = STATE O = OTHER (speaty)
I
ElectricUtirty
A
181a
911
1 72 2.5
P - PRIVATE
1s
E. STREET OR PO BOX
3195 Pine Hall Road
26 55
F. CITY OR TOWN G STATE I H ZIP CODE IX. INDIAN LAND
Belews Creek NC 27009 is the facility located on Indian lands?
B YES ONO
❑
15 18 48 42 42 47 51
X. EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITS
PSD Air Emissions ham Proposed SoumeVs
A. NPDES (Discharges to Surface Water)
I NCO024406 ° 01983T25, Non -PSD, Air
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18 17 18 30 15 18 17 18 30
, B. UIC (Undegiround Injection of Fluids E. OTHER (spec*) (Specify)
C T I 1 85-03,85-04,85-05 Industrial Landfill
1
9 U 19
15 1 18 1 17 1 18 30 15 18 1 17 1 18 30
C RCRA Hazardous Wastes E. OTHER (Specify)
l NCD000856591 s 1 ' WQ0000452 Distribution of residual
9 R
15 1 18 1 17 1 18 30 15 1 18 1 17 1 18 30 Solids
XI- MAP
Attach to this application a topographic map of the area extending to at least one mile beyond property boundaries The map must
show the outline of the facility, the location of each of its existing and proposed intake and discharge structures, each of its
hazardous waste treatment, storage, or disposal facilities, and each well where it injects fluids underground. Include ail springs,
rivers and other surface water bodies in the map area. See instructions for precise requirements.
XII. NATURE OF BUSINESS rovide a brief descri tion
Coal Fired Electric Generation
XIII. CERTIFICATION see instructions
I certify under penalty of law that t have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted rm this application and
all attachments and that, based on my inquiry of those persons immediately responsible for obtaining the information contained in
the application, I believe that the Information is tate, accurate and tete I am aware that there are sidnificant penalties for
submittingfalse information includingthe ossib" of fine and t men .
A. NAME & OFFICIAL TITLE (type orpnnt) B SIGN
C. DATE SIGNED
Reginald D. Anderson, GM -111, Regulated
1.2 /
Stations
COMMENTS FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
C
15
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EPA FORAI 3510-1 (8-90)

EPA hD NUMBER (cap from Item 1 nfrorm 1) Form Approved
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FORM
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NPDES
U S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
nA FOR PERMIT TO DISCHARGE WASTEWATER
18PEr"M EXISTING MANUFACTURING,aCOMMERCIAL. MINING AND SILVICULTURE OPERATIONS
Consolidated Permits Program
L OUTFALL LOCATION
For each outfall. Inst the latitude and longitude of Its location to the nearest 15 seconds and the name of the receiving water.
A OUTFALL NUMBER
(list)
B LATITUDE C LONGITUDE
D. RECEIVING WATER (name)
1 DEG 1 2 MIN 3 SEC I DEG 2 MIN, 3 SEC
001
36 16 49.5 BO 03 39.8
Belews Lake
003
36 18 22.0 80 04 50.7
Dan River via Effluent Channel
002
36 17 8.0 80 03 53.8
Ash Basin (Internal Outfall)
005
36 171 50.31 80 3 29.66
Belews Lake
Domestic Lago
36 17 13.771 80 "0348.916
Ash Basin (Internal Outfall)
II FLOWS, SOURCES OF POLLUTION, AND TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES
A, Attach a line drawing showing the water flow through the facility. Indicate sources of Intake water, operations contributing wastewater to the effluent, and treatment units
labeled to correspond to the more detailed descriptions in Item B. Construct a water balance on the line drawing by showing average flows between Intakes, operations,
treatment units, and outfalls If a water balance cannot be determined (e g, for certain mining achvrBes), provide a pictorial description of the nature and amount of any
sources of water and any collection or treatment measures.
B For each outfall, provide a description of. (1) All operations contributing wastewater to the effluent, Including process wastewater, sanitary wastewater, cooling water,
and storm water runoff; (2) The average flow contributed by each operation, and (3) The treatment received by the wastewater Continue on additional sheets if
necessary
1 OUT-
2 OPERATION(S) CONTRIBUTING FLOW 3, TREATMENT
FALL
NO (list)
b, AVERAGE FLOW b, LIST CODES FROM
a OPERATION (1nQ (tndude unit) a, DESCRIPTION TABLE 2C-1
001
Once Through Cooling Water Diaclsarge to Surface Water
4A
Miscellaneous Equipment 1275 MGD
Non -Contact Cooling Water
003
Ash Settling Pond g MGD coagulation, Sedimentation, Neutralization, 2D lu
Discharge from Storm Drain Ion Exchange, Surface Water Dischazrge
2K 21
Retention Basin (Future Use) 4A
042
Flue Gas Desulfurization Wastewater 0 7 MGD Sedimentation lU 2K
(Internal Outfall) Coagulation, Chemical Precipitation 2L
Redueti„n, Neutralization 3C
Belt Filtration, Landfill
SC 54
ultrafiltration rPuture)
445
Once Through Chiller Water 2 5 MGD Discharge to Surface Water 4A
Stormwater
Cordenser Cooling Water -Maintenance
Dourest
Domestic Waste y 03 MGD Aerated Lagoon 3A
is
Lagoon
Disinfection
zP
OFFICIAL USE ONLY (effluent guidelines sub-cureguries)
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C Except for storm runoff, leaks, or spills, are any of the dscharges described in Items 11-A or B intermittent or seasonal?
❑ YES (complete the folhp" rng rahle) ® NO (ga to Seeman 111)
3 FREQUENCY
4 FLOW
a DAYS PER
B TOTAL VOLUME
2 OPERATiON(s)
WEEK
b MONTHS
a FLOW RATE (m mgJ)
PM46 ehh -)
1 OUTFALL
NUMBER (1w)
CONTRISUT:NG FLOW
(frit)
(aperh
"wrage)
PER YEAR
()pechmnroge)
C DURATION
1 LONGTERM
2 MAXIMUM
1, LONG TERM
2 MAXIMUM
AVERAGE
DAILY
AVERAGE
DAILY
kdajp)
III PRODUCTION
A Does an effluent guideline limitation promulgated by EPA under Section 304 of the Clean Water Act apply to your facility?
m YES (. nrplew !tent 111.8) ❑ NO Oat fu Section 111
S. Are the limitations In the applicable effluent guldel;ne expressed in terms of production (or other measure of operation)?
❑ YES (complete item 111 -Cl ® NO (go to Section III
C It you answered 'yes' to Item 111.8, list the quantity which represents an actual measurement of your level of production, expressed In the terms and units used in the
applicable effluent guideline, and indicate the effected outfalls,
1. AVERAGE DAILY PRODUCTION
2 AFFECTED OUTFALLS
(hn outfall nmuherr)
a. QUANTITY PER DAY
b, UNITS OF MEASURE
e, OPERATION, PRODUCT, MATERIAL, ETC
Grlxch)
IV, IMPROVEMENTS
A, Are you now required by any Federal, State or local authority to meet any implementation schedule for the construction, upgrading or operations of wastewater
treatment equipment or practices or any other environmental programs which may affect the discharges described In this application? This Includes, but is not limited to,
permit conditions, administrative or enforcement orders, enforcement compliance schedule letters, stipulations, court orders, and grant or loan conditions.
® YES Wimplete rhe fillip" ing table) ❑ NO (tiro ro hem 1 t :8)
1 IDENTIFICATION OF CONDITION,
2 AFFECTED OUTFALLS
3. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT
4 FINAL COMPLIANCE DATE
AGREEMENT, ETC
a NO
b SOURCE OF DISCHARGE
a REQUIRED
b PROJECTED
North Carrlina Coal Ash
003
Ash Sluice
The act requires closure of ash basin.
5/17/23
5/17/23
Management Act of 2014
B OPTIONAL: You may attach additional sheets describing any additional water pollution control programs (or other enwronmental projects which may affect your
discharges) you now have underway or which you plan Indicate whether each program is now underway or planned, and indicate your actual or planned schedules for
construction
a MARK -X- IF DESCRIPTION OF ADDITIONAL CONTROL PROGRAMS IS ATTACHED
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EPA I D. NUMBER (coM jrnm lrrm I afrorm 1)
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 NCD000S56591
V. INTAKE AND EFFLUENT CHARACTERISTICS
A, B, & C See Instructions before proceeding —Complete one set of tables for each outfall —Annotate the outfall number in the space provided
NOTE; Tables V-A, V B, and V -C are included on separate sheets numbered V-1 through V-9,
D. Use the space below to list any of the pollutants t,sted in Table 20.3 of the instructions, which you know or have reason to believe Is discharged or may be discharged
from any outfall For every pollutant you list, briefly describe the reasons you believe It to be present and report any analytical data in your possession
1 POLLUTANT
2 SOURCE
1 POLLUTANT
2 SOURCE
Asbestos Trace amount in .insulation,
wire coatings, and harnesses.
Trace amounts may be washed
down drains in plant area
during maintenance activities.
strontium Trace elements occasionally
uranium found in coal.
Vanadium
Zirconium
VI, POTENTIAL DISCHARGES NOT COVERED BY ANALYSIS
Is any pollutant listed in Item V -C a substance or a component of a substance which you
currently use of manufacture as an Intermediate
or final product or byproduct?
® YES (IHr at! arch p flumnu halo. ) ❑
NO (gn to Hem 17-B)
The following substances may be contained in coal:
Antimony
Arsenic
Beryllium
Cadmium
Chromium
Copper
Lead
Mercury
Nickel
Selenium
Silver
Thallium
zinc
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VII BIOLOGICAL TOXICITY TESTING DATA
Do you have any knowledge or reason to believe that any biological test for acute or chronic toxicity has been made on any of your discharges or an a receiving water in
relation to your discharge within the lest 3 years?
© YES Vd,,,105- rhe 1 -Nand describe their purlanes befuu) ❑ NO (ga ro Secnon vim
Toxicity testing is performed as required by the station's current NPDES permit. The acute toxicity test is
conducted and reported quarterly for the ash basin discharge (Outfall 003).
VIII_ CONTRACT ANALYSIS INFORMATION
Were any of the analyses reported In Item V performed by a contract laboratory or consulting firm7
® YES (hfl rhe nam,, address, and relephrme mimhcr of and polhdantr arral):,d hip, ❑ NO (ga w 5ecrusu 1,1)
each such laboratory-arjrrm belam-)
A NAME
B ADDRESS
C, TELEPHONE
D POLLUTANTS ANALYZED
(arva nwle d- no )
PSI)
Duke Energy Analytical Lab 13339 Hagers Ferry Road 990-815-S245
Metasls, COD, THIN,
NC# 244 Hunteraville, NC 28078
Nitrate -nitrite, TP, Oil s
Grease, TSS, TOC, Bromide,
Sulfate, Flouride
Shealy Lib 106 vantage Point Dirve 803-791-9700
BOD, Fecal ColiformColor,
NCI! 329 West Columbia, SC 29172
Sulifide, Sulfite,
Surfactants, Cyanide,
Phenol. volatiles,
Semi -volatiles Acid
compounds, PCBs, Mercury
GEL, Inc. 2040 Savage Road 843-556-8171
Radiology
NC# 233 Charleston, SC 29417
Pace Analytical 9800 Kinr_ey Avenue, Suite 103 704-875-9092
Ammonia Nitrogen
NCO 633 Hunteraville, NC 28078
Dioxins and Furans
Cape Fear Analytical 3306 Kitty Hawk Road, Suite 120 910-795.0421
an affiliate of The GEL Group Wilmington, NC 28405
NC# 065-1519-1
IX CERTIFICATION
I certify under penalty of law that this document and all attachments were prepared under my direction or supervislon In accordance with a system designed to assure that
qualified personnel properly gather and evaluate the information submitted Based an my inquiry of the person or persons who manage the system or those persons
directly responsible for gathering the intommafion, the informafian submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true, accurate, and complete f am aware that there
are significant penalties for submitting l ss information, including the possibility of fine and nirpnsonment for knowing violations
A NAME & OFFICIAL TITLE (Ope or It
B. PHONE NO. (arra nate d no)
Reginal D. Ander , Iia - egulated Stations
[phone]
C SIGNATURE
D DATE SIGNED
b /P /v-
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PLEASE PAINT OR TYPE IN THE UNSHADED AREAS ONLYYou may capon aon"a or all of bws inPormauan EPA 1 0 NUMBER (�up1 fnm arra+ d ojF rw d)
on saparate sheou (uso the same formal) insload of tornaeong these pages I NCD000656 591
SFF nt5".TRIICr:0P4S
OUTFALL NO
V INTAKE AND EFFLUENT CHAIRAGTERIST4CS (cattavuod hem page 3 of Form 2-C) —ie 1.7_
PART A -You nwsl promdo me msuns at at least one anatysss tar ovary pa94tant at thea table Cornfacan ane table for each outfall Sao matruct ons for addoonai datAlls
3 UNITS
4 INTAKE
2 EFFLUENT
f.'ri rr8Lo41
Ia�ia'i
b MAXIMUM 50 DAY VALUE a LONGTERM AVRG VALUE
a LONG TERM
a MAXIMUM DAILY VALUE
t,rmr4Wk trr,n�riabir)
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d NO OF
a CONC£N•
b NO OF
III
1 POLLUTANT
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COi$ENTFATION
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ANALYSES
TRATION
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MINIMUM W"MUM
MINIMJM MAXIMUM
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STANDAROUNITS
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PART 8 - Mark'X'rn Worm 2 a far each pollutant you knew or P.avo reason to Cabala 19 Present Mar. `X' in 004ln rt 2 b for eadi pollutant you believe to be natant II}nu marts coturnn 2a bar any Pollutant whch is bmtod ocher
dvad)y or mereetly but measly Ir an afteni krnlabona guidakno you rtatst pmvWe the results of at least au analys)s for that Pollutant For other Po9utanto for Wucrt you mark calurmt 28 you anus) provide
uanetatrvn dela or an eaptanabon of thawpm;ente m not dechaT! Compete one table far each oudal Sao the Inafnrctlons for aftwatil details and miuuarrents
2 MARK X' { 3 EFFLUENT 4 UNITS 5 INTAKE O Maned)
1 PCtLU`TANT ' ,
b MAXIMUM 30 DAY VALUE c LONG TERM AVRG VALUE
LONGTERM AVERAGE
AND a b a MAXIMUM DAILY VALUE
t Imtufubdc3 {IlmmG 5Ir)
VALUE
CAS NO a()IEVED BEUEVED (tl
a NO OF a CONCENT
t („ b NO OF
It)
it
h%mvllnblr) PAESW ASSENT CONLEttiRA1101i e, taAs9
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(2WASS CONCENrRATiON f2 N1S4
ANALYSES TRATION
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EPA Form 3510.2C (8.90) PAGE V•2 CONTINUE ON PAGE V.3
2 MARK'X'
3 EFFLUENT
4 UNITS
5 INTAKE (.jvt-
1 POLLUTANT
b MAXIMUM 30 DAY VALUE c LONG TERM AVRG VALUE
a LONG TERM
a
b
a MAXIMUM DAILY VALUE h� mW)fw51r) (d'mrdTohk)
AVERAGE VALUE
CAS NO
BELIEVED
BEUEVEDtU
gtr (11 d NO OF
a CONCEN•
b NO OF
(r%mnrla8lr)
PRESENT
ABSENT
CONCENTRATION (21M455 C=ENTRATIDN 121 MASS CONCENTRATION (2; MASS ANALYSES
TRATION b MASS
CDNCEf'lTRAT10N t21.9 ANALYSES
5 fLlrogm
Tata) Orgade (m
`
q
/�[\
h Ql and
Grab"
(n P) Taw
K
(7723 t4-01
I RaducrMry
N)AIph+,T.W
X
(2) Bot., Totd
X
t3) Radom,
v
Total
Totdadwm 228,
L Sulfate
(m N1.)
x
Ne606.75.6y
I Sulida
\/
(wS)
x
maws.
I--q)J
V
x
(11265-18-3)
n Swtad m.
X
o Alurrinum,
Total
x
(7125 90-51/�
P R d m, Total
C14,11) 35.3)
q Oman Tow'\/
(7441342-11)x
]
r Cobak Total
(7410.464)
/�
x
Ilion Taw
(71394")
x
/�
t Magnoflum
Total
{7.139 554)
E743
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Total
1743
17178-56.7)
v Mangan"•,
Tani
(7135 86.5)
TOW
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u0-3t 61
. Tltarslum
Total
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pN6-323f
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EPA I D, NUMBER (-r,Fy j k4ar ! ntturm t) OUTFALL NUMBER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 OF FORM 2-C NCDDD0856591 Porntatic L
PART C • If you are a prunary industry and this auda9 Cantons process wastewater, mfor to Tatya 2o-2 4T the instructions to dotemfna which of the GCIMS fractions you moat lost for Marc `X* In mharaf 2 a for an such GC+MS
fractions that appy to your Industry and for ALL taxi: metals, cyanides, and total phonals If you am not required to mark colurrph 2-e (secondary mitustnes, nonprw,'ess wastewater oullb is and nonmquhad GCIMS
Gaarons) wArk W in cabirm 2-b for aa�h poruaanl you krimv or have mason to beimv® is present Mark W in column 2•c for each pollutant you be eve is absent II you mark wham 2a far any pollutant. you rust
pmwdo the results of at past one analysis for that pollutant If you mark C -hum 2b far any pollutant you Must pr wdo the results of at least one analysis far that pollutant if you know or have mason to babove it w,11 be
discharged b cothwntrauons of 10 ppb or greater If you mark column 2b tar aaolen, auyiondrda, 2 4 dinMpphonol or 2 milnrM, 8 dindmphenol, you must provide the results of at least one Anatol for each of these
po0ularita which you know or have mason to telwm that you discharge in concentrations of 108 ppb or greater OthorWae for pollutants far whtah you mark colurm 2b, you mull either submit at least ton anaysls or
txMll , describe the reasons the pollutant is expected to be discharged Nola that them are 7 pages to this Pad, please review each camhdy Cmrplete one table (a7 7 pages) for each outfall Sao hnttmckons for
ad&bonal details and rauiremants
2 MARK •X'
3 EFFLUENT
4, UNITS
5 INTAKE W4+an+di
1 POLLUTANT
b MAXIMUM 30 DAY VALUE c LONG TERM AVRG
a LONG TERM
AND
a b
a MAXIMUM DAILY VALUE {rtmw6Jrh) VALUE (lmraridtr)
AVERAGE VALUE
CAS NUMBER
TESTiNb trx'UEvEO
BEU£VEO
d. NO OF
a. CONCEN.
b NO OF
11t {til CL
{77
(+/rnwkh1r)
RECUIREo PRMUT
ABSENT
COIXEWRAt1CN f21M43w CONCENTRATION Q'ILM43 rvp,W-EWRA`•CN R}'DSu'
ANALYSES
TRATION b 1A4S5
CgNCENTRAT70N (21 AMASS
NALYSES
METALS CYANIDE AND TOTAL PHENOLS
1M Anantcny,Tot
x
(7MD 3a 0)
2M AneNe, Toto' \!'
x
(7440.30,2)
3M Bmyi2um, Total 1/'
x
(7"04 171
4M CadmWm, Tat
1144043.9}
am Chrondum
Total (744047.3)
SPA Capper Tat x\/
(7440 s&a;+
7M Lead Total
(7438 92 1;
am Mercury Tot �/
x
(7439274',
9M Mkef,Tatal
(7440-02-0}
IoM Selenium.
Tot (710249 21
11 M. Soyer Total �/
x
(744022.4)
12M Thalimm. v
Total x
(7440.28•O)
13M 7Jnc, Tout
(744048&8}
14M Cyanide,
xTOS (57-12.5}
last Phenol,
Tat!
DIOXIN
237., Tena.
\ /
DESCRIBE RESULTS
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CONTINUED FROM THE FRONT
EPA Form 3510.2C (&90) PAGE V4 CONTINUE ON PAGE V 5
2 MARK'X'
3 EFFLUENT
4 UNITS
5 INTAKE (aMaonaq
1 POLLUTANT
b MAXIMUM 30 DAY VALUE
C LONG TERM AVR0
r LONG TERM
NUMBER
°
e
t MAXIMUM DAILY VALUE
(dmmlmblt)
VALUE (rmvrlublr}
AVERAGE VALUE
CAS
7ESTINO
OEU VEAOEUEVED
d NO OF
■ CONCM
b NO OF
11j
Qfmmlahk)
RE01ARE0
PRESENT
A9SENT
CONCENTNAnco4 421 MASS
CONCENTRATION J21 MASS
C'D1♦CENT7UTEON ;Za MA39
ANALYSES
TRATION
b MASS
CONCENTMTION QIA,USS
!Ai-YSES
GCIMS FRACTION VOLATILE COMPOUNDS
1V, A=d.lo
(167 02 6)
2V, Any1ni077e
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x
(167-11 11
3V amim.
(71.83-21
X x
cfilj EOmt
x1543
6&II
5V Bromatam
(75-25.2)
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7V ChImb OM -4
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(7500 S)
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70V 2-Ctano-
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(673&3)
12V 1 WeN
bomom.Gm.
X
(75274)
13V (BONmb
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15V I I Diem=,
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1542 75a)
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CONT NUEO FROM PAGE V.4
EPA Fcam 35104C (8.00) PAGE V-5 CONTINUE ON REVERSE
2 MARK'X7
3 EFFLUENT
4 UNITS
5 INTAKE (npr—A
1 POLLUTANT
b MAXIMUM 30 DAY VALUE
c LONG TERM AVRG
a LONG TERM
AND
a p e
•MAXIM UM DAILY VALUE
({rnmlahfr)
VALUE(YmMbArr)
AVERAGE VALUE
CAS NUMBER
TEsnNG BEUEVEO 3EUEVEn
a NO OF
m CON CEN-
6 NO OF
pi
lit nl
in
(ittne lr)
REOVIRED PRESENT ABSENT
cONCET1TRATION (3, MA59
CC24CENTRAT ON R1 AUus
COt10ENTRATt (2;MASa
ANALYSES
SR4TION
b MASS
COtiCENTRATICN 01 MAss
ALYSES
GC184S FRACTION – VOLATILE COMPOUNDS (<,numrc.n
22V Mathy(m4 \/
x
CW.Ida (75-09.2)
23V 1 122-
klb.I v
T�34-51 ethaM
x
9,Ia-5
24Y Tra-W— �/
x
aErylme (127-1841
25V Ta(ama �/
x
(104 80 3)
26V l,bTt s- ` '
OkhSao43�y1mr X
154885
27V 1.1 1.Tti N.. \/
4 4A 814 (71 55411 x
28V t,I,2-7rI.N.. x
401=4 (79.0081 ,/\
29V Tr"Wmo-
xWhy1m4 (79.014)
SOV Trlandorw"D-4
x
7539.1
47)
31V V10y1 C"mIda V
GCIMS FRACTION – ACID COMPOUNDS
1A.2Zld.amhmal
(9537 8)
2A 2 4 DacNw. \/
x
pfmal (12043 2)
3A 2,40—thyF
pmol (10547.91
4A 4 e-DMo-O- �/
Gnd (S34 52 1) x
$A.2 4 Dm4�/
X
ptepal(51-245)
eA 2-NIu mhmo)
x
(68 -73 -Si
7A. 4.Nhromhmol �/
x
(I W02 7)
SA P Cwmt w
Clatd (59.587)
9A. Pm14ewwo \/
x
Rho l (87 64 5)
IDA PhMW �/
x
(104912)
i 10. 2 4 4Tdtlslaro- x
phmul (e"12) :�±�
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EPA Forth 3510.2C (390) PAGE V43 CONTINUE ON PAGE V 7
2 MARK W
3 EFFLUENT
4 UNITS 5 INTAKE
1 POLLUTANT
b MA7(IMUM 30 DAY VALUE
c LONG TERM AVRG
a LONGTERM
AND
e pWm�--
a M4XIMUM DAILY VALUE{I(mxu7ubfr}
VALUE (+(mxal�r51a1AVERAGEVALUECAS
NUMBER
rESnNcs BEUEO)
NO OF
o CONCEN-
ticNO
OF
(1)���d
{rjmwlu57e}
REAUIREI7 PRE
OONCENTRATR7N (]+PASS CORCENIRAMON (2, MASS
CONCENTRATION (2, LASS
ANALYSES
TRATION
b MASS =NCEll g cm R, uAS
ANALYSES
GOMS FRACTION - BASEINEUTRAL COMPOUNDS
1B AIm..p-mv �,!
x
(83 32 9)
2B Atm.phyme \./
x
ROS 9&1)
38 Mtlnazena
x
(126-,2.71 /�
48 Bmx16n. \/
7 5)
(92-0 x
SB OM2. (.)
AnMre:.n.
(w533)
OR Banco (.3 1/
x
Py"n. (59 32 6)
7834 Banyo- - I
AUManlh.ne
1265.99-2) ,V\
98 BvIm (VV) \/
x
P.rybno (191.24 2)
50 am:. (k)
FWarantt—a x
{207.93 91
1011 Dm q -cm .
,dmq) met,ana x\/
(,11.91.11
118 DO (2-chi—
,a%0 Ethan �/
x
(111.44.41
128 EM (2
chh�wmmpo x
EO,., 002-00 IS
138 on I7 EIMI
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{117 01 71
148 4-Bromcph.nyl
Ph,my, E9,.r �/
x
(10155-31
198 DAY a"w V
P,LLha.l. (0585 7) /'�
tdo 2{Nato-
'91567)
178 4.Chkra•
phanyl Ph.nyl Ether \/
x
(7095 72 3)
COB Ohnpm. V
x
(216-01 9)
198 060o. (.h)
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2557(-31 /�
299 12 Didd— \/
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218 1,3.0-d,iw> �/
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE V -S
EPA Form 3510.2C (6-00) PAGE V 7 CONTINUE ON REVERSE
2 MARK 2X2
3 EFFLUENT
4 UNITS
5 INTAKE (op+woJ}
I POLLUTANT
b MAXIMUM 30 DAY VALUE
t. LONG TERM AVRG
a LONGTERM
AND
a
b
a.
■MAXIMUM-, VALUE
(+/rnvdaAlrJ
VALUE{l%mmfu5fr)
AVERAGE VALUE
CAS NUMBER
TESTING
BELIE.
eEUEVED
d NO OF
®coNcE7�.
b NO OF
111III
III
(1)
(fmw7u61r)
REQUIRED
PRESENT
ASSENT
CONCENTRATION [21 MASS
CONCENTRATIGH (2)MASS
CONCENTRATION (21 MAS9
ANALYSES
TRATION
b MASS
CONCENTRATON (2ykusn
NALYSES
GCWS FRACTION— BASEfNEUTRAL COMPOUNDS (tmdmn.4
228 1,4 DkNmo
v
banana (1964667)
238 3.3 D.H—
(91 94 1)
xbsnadna
248 DlaOryl
PMh.lata (54 W2)
250 0""14
P"thalate
II3t 11 31
268 MN DAM
\/
x
Phthdalo (64 74 2)
270 2,4 DNbo-
Woma (121-14 2)
26B 26-DWbo-
�/
lduma (646.242)
x
290 DPN-DcY
\/
x
PhMalala (117.64-0 )
360 7,2 y
hyd+atMits A
a a4 io•
bow"al (122-06 7)
310 Flumanthana
(206)4 0)
328 F7.m—
(66-73-71
376 Ha.afh3ara
�/
benzene (116 74 1)
x
340 Houd4o+o-
tasmdana {67-0e-71
x\/
368 Haaad&—
eydapentadene
x(71414)
360 H4.2ddara,
.Mane (67 72 1)
X
370 Md—
(/ 23rd} Pyr.na
(19Y3A5)
360 laophorono
�/
pe -51m)
n
399 Haphblalma
t/
(01-24 3)
x
400 Nf;tabanzene
196.933}
x\/
IIB NNdo-
sod—lhylamkw
152.7")
420 N NlOasod
N PraPl4amna
621-04 71
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EPA FOTm 3510.2C (8.90) PAGE V-8 CONTINUE ON PAGE V.9
2 MARK•X7
3 EFFLUENT
4 UNITS
5 INTAKEOrw-aq
1 POLLUTANT
b MAXIMUM 30 DAY VALUE
G LONG TERM AVRG
a LONGTERM
AND
a
b
�, a MAXIMUM DAILY VALUE
Gfm-lc4le)
I VALUE (+fmu7taFle)
AVERAGE VALUE
CAS NUMBER
TESTING
RELIEVED
BELIEVED 111
1 1i
11)
d NO OF
a CONCEN.
b NO OF
I1f
(+f-WIWI)
RE4UIRE0
PRESENT
ABSENT GONCENTRATiON QI MA98
CONCENTRATION 12)MAS9
CONCENTRATION (21 MASS
ANALYSES
7RA71DN
b MASS
C^,g10ENTWII R;MA3S
ALYSE
GCIMS FRACTION—SASER4£UTRAL COMPOUNDS (mnnmmo
43& N N so-
aadgbany)am%a
(2a 208)
44B Ph4naa0uma
�/
(a"14)
�,I`�
4511 PyNtna
(1294")
4011 124-Td-
d9ombanamo
V
X
(120.02 1)
GC(MS FRACTION • PESTICIDES
IP min v
1309-a0.2) x
2P a.BHC \/
(310&04 x
8)
3P "HC
(31&05-7)
4P T BHC
(53-0&01
SP 8.0110 \/
(31&06 x
9)
0P Chl.dsna \/
I57 74 9) x
7P 44 -DDT t/'
(5029-3) x
aP 44 -DDE \,I
02 55.9; x
9P4 4.DDO '`/
(T2 34a) x
lop Oidddn
(0057 f}
1tP a EnosWhul
(115.29.7; j�,,
x
12P, hEndaWlan
111}28 7) x
13P. Endaao:lan
SW)ala
11031.07.0)
14P, Endrin
n22081
15P EmWn
Ald4hyda
(7421.934)
1BP H4yt4chk. \!
(70-44 a) h
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EPA 10 NUMBER (mp)fwIs— hff.-1) OUTFALL NUMBER
CONTINIIEG FROM PAGE V.B I
NCOOOOSS6591 Domestic La900T1
EPA Farm 3S10 -2C (140) PAGE V 9
2 MARK'X'
3 EFFLUENT
4 UNITS
5 rNTAHE (uprranq�
1 POLLUTANT
b MAXIMUM 30 DAY VALUE
c LONG TERM AVR(3
LONG TERM
AND
■
b
c
a MAXIMUM DAILY VALUE
(Nmv+fa5lcJ
VALUE(1(mwI.&c)
AVERAGE VALUE
CAS NUMBER
TESTING
BEUEYEO
OEUEVEO
d NO OF
a CONCEN•
b NO OF
Ill Ill
(11
{rjmm8rbh)
REOUIREO
PRESENT
AOSENi
CONCENTRATION 121 MA38
CONCENTRATION 121 MASH
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Attachment 2
Site Plan Stormwater Drainage Area