Include for all municipal permits: Emergency Response and Public Notification Plan The permittee must develop and maintain an Emergency Response and Public Notification Plan (the Plan) per , Section B, and Conditions 7 & 8. The permittee must develop the plan within six months of permit issuance and update the Plan annually to ensure that telephone and email contact information for applicable public agencies (permit writer should include specific contacts here as needed) are current and accurate. An updated copy of the plan must be kept on file at the wastewater treatment facility for DEQ review. The latest plan revision date must be listed on the Plan cover along with the reviewer’s initials or signature. Insert language below for source that generates recycled water. Note: Do NOT include mention of third party contracts. DEQ does not have the authority to enforce these contracts. Recycled Water Use Plan [Include for sources that have or will have an active recycled water program] In order to distribute recycled water for reuse, the permittee must have and maintain a DEQ-approved Recycled Water Use Plan meeting the requirements in OAR 340-055-0025. The permittee must submit substantial modifications to an existing plan to DEQ for approval at least 60 days prior to making the proposed changes. Conditions in the plan are enforceable requirements under this permit. [In addition to the above, include the following for sources that will develop a recycled water use plan during the term of the permit] At least six months prior to distributing recycled water for beneficial use, the permittee must submit to DEQ a Recycled Water Use Plan meeting the requirements in OAR for public comment and approval. Recycled Water Annual Report The permittee must submit a recycled water annual report by the – date specified in Table B13?: Reporting Requirements and Due Dates. This report must describe the effectiveness of the system in complying with the approved recycled water use plan, the rules included in OAR 340-055, and the permit limits and conditions for recycled water contained in Schedule A, Condition 9?. The plan must also include the monitoring data for the previous year required under Schedule B, Condition 6?. Include the following condition for all domestic facilities: Exempt Wastewater Reuse at the Treatment System The permittee is exempt from the recycled water use requirements in OAR 340-055 when recycled water is used for landscape irrigation within the property boundary or in-plant processes at the wastewater treatment system and all of the following conditions are met:
Include for all municipal permits: Emergency Response and Public Notification Plan The permittee must develop and maintain an Emergency Response and Public Notification Plan (the Plan) per , Section B, and Conditions 7 & 8. The permittee must develop the plan within six months of permit issuance and update the Plan annually to ensure that telephone and email contact information for applicable public agencies (permit writer should include specific contacts here as needed) are current and accurate. An updated copy of the plan must be kept on file at the wastewater treatment facility for DEQ review. The latest plan revision date must be listed on the Plan cover along with the reviewer’s initials or signature. Insert language below for source that generates recycled water. Note: Do NOT include mention of third party contracts. DEQ does not have the authority to enforce these contracts. Recycled Water Use Plan [Include for sources that have or will have an active recycled water program] In order to distribute recycled water for reuse, the permittee must have and maintain a DEQ-approved Recycled Water Use Plan meeting the requirements in OAR 340-055-0025. The permittee must submit substantial modifications to an existing plan to DEQ for approval at least 60 days prior to making the proposed changes. Conditions in the plan are enforceable requirements under this permit. [In addition to the above, include the following for sources that will develop a recycled water use plan during the term of the permit] At least six months prior to distributing recycled water for beneficial use, the permittee must submit to DEQ a Recycled Water Use Plan meeting the requirements in OAR for public comment and approval. Recycled Water Annual Report – The permittee must submit a recycled water annual report by the date specified in Table B13?: Reporting Requirements and Due Dates. This report must describe the effectiveness of the system in complying with the approved recycled water use plan, the rules included in OAR 340-055, and the permit limits and conditions for recycled water contained in Schedule A, Condition 9?. The plan must also include the monitoring data for the previous year required under Schedule B, Condition 6?. Include the following condition for all domestic facilities: Exempt Wastewater Reuse at the Treatment System The permittee is exempt from the recycled water use requirements in OAR 340-055 when recycled water is used for landscape irrigation within the property boundary or in-plant processes at the wastewater treatment system and all of the following conditions are met: