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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1973 WASHINGTON, D.C. Votum 3S Numfaar 247 PART II . ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY WATER PROGRAMS Proposed Toxic Pollutant Effluent Standards ID S 0 2 3 * 774024 GENP 005373. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY [ 4o c m m 129] m m nsoM u Prepseed T^ e iJ O g H Effluent XpUee is hereto given th it the B ivirenmsBUi Protection Agoi9 .p u n u a a t to the f r o m B t u iiu Netloe of Scptrmber 7. 1173. voL 31, No. 173. pae 34343. Tha foUowtng 1 a cummazy ef the basis asd purpose of the * i f i stand ards prppcesd to this P art: The four basic factors considered in setting tha standards were toxicological data, hydro dynamic data, ample auutiaa of safety and calculations of the acute end chrome tart organtims survive after M hours of m ttououe-exporare to a pollutant.) In d e r to achieve a ooncentmion in the vldnlty of toe outfall which does not exoaed the cute threshold, the discharger m ay rith er flIcharge the acute tiuncity end provide Immediate mffuricn through appropriate flow dr2 * * due# th* concentration below the acute threshold. la the Authority contained 1b section limitation# for the standard. Tha pri To avoid the effects of tox 307(a) oi the Federal W ater Pollution mary basis for toxicological considera icity, an effluent standard Is provided OootMlAet (the Act) as amended by tha tions came from the Water Quality Cri which la designed to ensure that, to most Federal W ater Pollution Control Act teria which were propoeed to October (35 Amendments of 1913 (33 OAC. 1251 at PR 39549 et seq -Friday. October 29. *5** * b*chare Intended to provide proaoq.) proposes a now P art 120. setting 1973). These criteria were baaed to part *acTa? dm ehronte effects, are not exforth proposed effluent standards for ca a report by the National Academy of cacdedorerthe Jong term to the receiv toxic pollutant included in tha Ust of flcigncci and the National Academy of toxic pollutant required by acetlon Bigtoeertog entitled "W ater Quality Cri ing watoia. This Is achieved by limitation of the total weight of the pollutant which 307(a)(1). teria", 1973 which Is currently being pub-. o be discharged into receiving waters floetlan 307(a) (2) provide aa follows: lisbed by the Environmental Protection or g n a t else. Tb provide an additional Within cam huourtd end atebty oaia altar too daw of publication or oar list. or m ialan thenar. containOif toxic pollutant or com- Ageney. The toxicity of the pollutants on the list, their persistence, degradability, the ucual or potential presence of the af ?* f* in of mfety, the allowable weight discharged per unit of flow was reduced by safety factors designed to comoen- of pollutant* under paragraph (I) fected onanism to any waters, the im aato, to part, for nan-paint sources of the T tola euaaeetiea, the Adniaiasratar. la aa* oordaoca with Oretloa US ef tltte S of tha Pniud SUM Coda, hall publish a propand aW uii standard (or a prahuiiuon) for such pollutant or ocmtunatlan of pollutant which abau taka into account tnt toxicity or tha pollutant, us pm m tnsa, dafradsbUity. too portance of the affected organisms; and pollutant, multiple discharges to a small tha nature and extent of the effact of the area, industrial growth, and the differ toxic pollutant on such organisms, were,, ence to water storage times eaurag laxei. considered la the establishment of th e ' estuaries, streams, and coastal waters. W ater Quality Criteria upon which these The standard for each type of receiving standards are bused. water la expressed aa a number which, usual or potential p n w m of to* adaetad W ater Quality Criteria published pur whea multiplied by the rate of.receiving ergattlam in any waurs. tha laportanea eT suant to section 304(a) of tha Act are water flow, yields the allowable weight of tha affactad orcanuma and tha eatura and oataat of tha Sact of the toxic pollutant aa auch oraniasia. and hr shall publish a aoitoa for a public haarin on such proposed stand ard to oe hsld within th in ; daja. As soon aa peuibla after turn hrartn* but not Uiar than six momhe after tn t publication of to# proposed eSuvnt standard (or prohibition), those concentrations which are accept able to the receiving water body. The criteria were developed to protect a va riety of water uses including industrial, agricultural, recreational, propagation of fish and wildlife, aesthetics and poubie w ater supplies. The protection of fish discharge of tha pollutant per day from any faculty. . These standards are not intended, however, to axsure th at W ater Quality Criteria would be achieved in ell receivtog water, since standards sufficiently restrictive to attain water quality cri unless the Administrator finds, on the record, and wildlife and potable w ater supplies teria to (forexampleVxmall streams with that a-modification of such proposed stand was the most sensitive of the fresh' water extraordinarily large elusion of dis ard (or prohibition) is justified baaad upon a preponderance of evidence sdduerd at such hearings, auch standard (or prohibition) shall be promulgated. These proposed refutations establish effluent standards for the toxic pollutants listed below: 1. Aldrm (1.2.3.4.10.10-hex*chloro-1.4. 4aJ.8.9a-hex*hydro-l,4-endo - exo - 5 Jdlm ethanoi: ap h th a! ??' Dleldrln (1.2,3.4.10.iO-hexschIoro-9.7epoxy-1.4.4a3.9.?.8.8a - octahydro - 1,4* endo-exo-5.9-dlmeUnonaphUialene). 2. Benzidine and its salts (4.4*-dlaolnobtphenyl). 3. Cadmium and all cadmium com pounds. 4. Cyanide and all eyanlde compound*. 5. ODD (TOO (U -dlehloro-2J-bu(p-chlorophcnyl) ethane and some oj)** homer 1. DDE ll.l-dlch]oro-2*bls(p - ehlorophenyl) ethylene 1. DDT l).l.]-tricniem>*2^-bis(p-<h)oropltenyl) ethane end some o.p'-twjmerl. cC. B idrto (1.2.3.4.10.10-hexachtoro-4, T-esaxy-1.4.4a.5.G,1.1.8aactAhydro- 1,4- r-endo-endo-5,l-dlxnethanonaphihalcae>. 7. Mercury and all mercury com pounds. L Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCS') usages. Xa estuarine and marina waters, the protection of fish and wildlife gen erally yielded the m an restrictive recommended limitations. The criteria, aa proposed, were designed for both acuta and chronic toxicological protec tion. Btoee protection against clironic effects requires more stringent criteria, the proposed W ater Quality Criteria w en devised from data ur calculation deslgwd to afford chronic protection. Because proposed W ater Quality Cri teria utilise both acute and chronic tox icity data to derive a single acceptable am bient water concentration, u was nec essary to utilize the data upon which the criteria w en based to calculate pro posed standards which provide for pro tection against both acute and chronic toxicological effects. To avoid the effects of acute toxldty It was determined th at organisms need not necessarily be protected a t all times from concentration exceeding the pro poned Water Quality Criteria, since brief exposure to higher concentrations may be tolerated. I t may be assumed that most mobile organisms will not remain In the Immediate vieinity of the outfall for as long as the usual 99-hour test period. Thus, for protection to the Im charger*. would be overly restrictive for the usual ease. These special "w ontcase" situations are to be handled fai ths application of water quality stand ards through waste load allocations under section 303 of the Act. Tile result ing allocations m ar then be used to establish effluent limitations. If neces sary. more stringent than the eflueni standards set forth herein. Those limita tions would then be Incorporated into permits issued under section 402 of the Act. Since there are no proposed W ater Quality Criteria for benzidine, a different methodology was required for the deri vation of aa effluent standard. H ie methodology employed was designed to determine a level of discharge which would moult in an acceptable level of risk exposure to man, the primary affected organism. Effluent standards for benzi dine were derived by the extrapolation of laboratory test animal data using con servative statistical methods, and art baaed upon a calculated level of risk of loos than one case of tumor induction per million people exposed over-on enure generation to drinking water from sup plies derived from waters contaminated with the maximum permitted concentra -- cmixtures of chlorinated biphenyl com pounds with various pcrcentaxes of chlo mediate vicinity of the outfall, a concen tion of benzidine. It Is recognized thiu tration of one tenth the 99-hour LC certain Inadequacies exist to the avail c rination. wax determined to provide an ample able date <m whleh the benzidine stand I.Toxaiihenc (chlorinated camphene). The criteria and rationale employed to eeleet theee pollutanu were summarised margin of safety. (The 99-hour LC- Is th at concentration derived from labora tory teste in which 50% a f a group of ard Is based. Therefore, It Is reasonable to assume th a t------ standards could be revised to the future. The Environmental o 4 IDS 002 ( n p u a t M ount, v o t is, no. sr-- iHuesnaY, m c xm sib 37, tars 774025 n u la lfrn A ltaev It tnlUattng nam rch of the te le pollutant standard to gather appropriate oval rtr-- m u m -- doas noi depend upon its Incorporation data, Improve analytical sensitivity, and Into permit conditions. RP aorgtu1lo3t9l.oaoss.foislltomwasn: dad b"y*add"ing a*s"aw* --<.Kji-h monitoring prooedurm, Section 403(k) of the Act provtds that P u ru an i to paragraph 3 of Section 307 oompUaace with tha terms of an NFDX9 (1, obj effluent standard promulgated imAmr this section *111b* n ria w d and. it appropriate. revlsrd a* least every three (3> 700X0. The standard* for protection t a n permit constitutes compliance generally with tha requirement* of Title XXI of the 1 st, except for a standard under section 307 for a texle pollutant injurious to hum an health. Thus, such standards win ias-oi Appboaiautr. 13901a XMniuoo*. 13901 13HOI* 13S.014 chroole effects a n applicable to tha total be enforccmUa against all dlsehargen of all discharge from a n / given facuity. Thu*. multiple outfalls from a atnvlo designated aa subject to standards. Such standards will bo applicable against 13*03 AppttcaMUty. 13903a DsOanim. facility *U1 not affect tha total weight ot discharger holding valid permits u d in 13*03* fWtsrmtmuon of weights sad m * any pollutant permitted to be discharged. with such permits, and Aft required by aaetloa 307(a) of the M*1***1 dischargers who have applied for Act, tha proposed standards set fortli permits, but whoa application have not fiW diia. ft Aieria- heroin designate apeclfleally the eata- acted upon. At presen t, publicly fortaaofsourc to which they will be pr 11**" * Baaed oa am iable data fram realm ent works arc net dsfflfnated as a source category fay t e le pol 1132990O1Sa Applicability. immiit asoUcatlona and other informe- lutant effluent standards. Barlow of data Uon submitted under the National Pol which a n pertinent to tha appropriate- lutant Discharge Elimination System, tha neas of designating them m -- for eatacorlea twttiaiiy selected to be subject control under section 307(a) has not been to th e n standards appear to represent completed. In th Interim, it Is noted th at tt04 appumuittj. the m ajor dlsehartsrs of the listed pollut controls through programs such as water xatota ants. In addition to such data, total quality standards. Industrial pretzeat- environmental dam an potential was considered Is evaluating sources of ment and nan-point sourca controls pro vide the decenary protection. 13904* lutai discharge. Prior to adoption of the proposed The attached standards are not based standards, consideration will be given to 1390# Applicability, . upon economic considerations or upon any comments, suggestions, or objections 131*054 Dcfl&tUooii the am iability of treatm ent technolcc/. thereto which arc submitted in writing 139.000 DtimlnitWiw of wetg&ts asd coq- However. the impact of the standards upon the economy has been examined within B0 days after publication to Dr. C. ut|h Thompson, Chairman. Hazardous 139.0Se lurat Btaadsid ft CyoaU*. and does not appear to be treat. and Toxle Substanee Regulation Task Time limitations established by court order. [MR.DC vs Fri, Civ. Action $14373 (DD.C.> l, have required publication of these standards a t this time, even Fare*. Office of W ater Program Opera tions. Environmental protection Agency, Washington. D.C. 30460. A public hearing to consider the pro 1390 Applicability. 139.04a DtflBlUais. 139040 DacsRaiaauoa at wolg&u aaa ean- thoufti it Is actaiowledsed th at there m ar ' posed effluent standards *will be held' 139OSe Zflueot standard ter DOT. In some cases be Inadequacies In the commencing January 39, 1974, a t 9 i n , underlylnc data base. Public comment and technical data are solicited to assist in strengthening the standards. Chances made In these standards wiil be reflected a t Jefferson Hall, UB. Department of Agriculture. Independence Avenue, be tween 13th and 14th S tm ts SW,, Wash ington. D.C. Persons adversely affected 13807 ftppuetfsuty. 139.07a Definition*. 139.07 Dwr*11nlnaiHoi at weights u ( con In the final W ater Quality Criteria under section 304(a) of the Act. by the proposed standards may file, not later than January 19,1974 unless justifi S39.07* ***-* itsodiri for la in a . The effluent standards set forth In pro posed form herein, will. If promulgated, apply to all the designated categories of point scurces after their effective date. The applicability of these standards la not affected by the issuance of, or sub mission of ah application for a discharge permit under the National Pollutant Dis charge EUmlnatton System (NFDE3) able causa for delay ean be shown, ob jections to the proponed standards. Such objections shall be filed In accordance with 40 CFR Part 104. which Is being published contemporaneously with these proponed stenrtiirrt*. Tha Ageney also expects to hold tech nical symposia on the proposed stand ards m several locations throughout the 13909 Applicability. 13904* DtOnlUOC*. IStfhtO P*Wfiiiin*Man if weisbt* and too139oae luaat standard for Mareuiy. 139.09 Applieciaabnwilwitypw. irc iu 139.09a Definitions. established by section 403 of tha Act. E3*A's NPDZ8 regulation (40 CFR P art 139.39 FR 13931 et seq.. Tuesday. Ifay 22. country. At these symposia EPA peraonnal will exchange view with interested member at th public on standards-set 139.03 OstarminaUwc rf w q l'ji and onn13909* BBaant standMd tor PCS. 1173), provide at 1123.33(a) <*) th at if a texle effluent standard er prohibition la established under section 307(a) of the Act for a tame pollutant which is present In a permittee's discharge and such standard or prohibition Is s u n stringent ting methodology for te le pollutants, and win dlscun data needs for setting such standards. It should be empha sised th at these symposia arc not in tended to duplicate the public hearing described above. Section 307(a) requires itp rrtJ gtwwl iraaSifS far Ts 139.10 Applicability. 139.10a Definition*. 129.10b Detarmlnatloe of wvtgbu sod ooa* 129.10* XBuent staodoed tor TWiaphsn*. than any limitation upon such pollutant th at any modification In tha proposed In the permit, the permit must be modi standard* must be Justified an the rec A onuairr: ft. 3. aft atai. aift. fied In accordance with the tnxlc pollut ant standards or prohibitions and tha discharger so notified. Although tlus pro ord of the public bearing. Thus, the hear ing will serve as Uie exclusive forum for mild*ration of modifications In the pro | 129.01 SubpaitA General Applicability. vision require th at notice b given to posed sfsndnitls The previsions of tha fallowing sub permittee of the new toxic pollutant effluent standard and will eliminate in- Doted: December 14.1973: parts apply ta owners or operators of specified facilities constituting point eorulslcncles between permit cooditloos Jom r Qniai discharging into navigable and toxle effluent standards, the appU- Acting AAmtoUtniar. r / crf\f\ J K ia n 774026 m u uoum , vol 3, no. 147--tkuudat. p k isiw 2/. i n XDS 0 0 2 3 4 5  W ill All to m s so* dsrtvvd h in ts shall haw tbe m m Inf given them la tba AcL Aa used tn this p u t. Um ta ra : <ai "Act" bu u b Um M m ) W ater Pollution control Act. aa amended 03 V&jCJl section 1317 Sapp. 1873. Pub. L. (3-100>. <b> "Administrator" shall mean Um Adm inistrators! the Environmental Pr>taetlaa Agency. or i v employee ol tba A rtse r to whom tba Artrntrrtgator a a j by order rtrlrgste tba authority to cany o at b it funetloai under loctlon 307(a) oi tba Act, or an r p m sa bo ihall by operation of lav ba SMtlmrixrrt to carry out sueb functions. (e) ."Effluent standard" means anr an the Cbnttsuous ( If U SX 1608; T IA S BO S). (l) "Xstuary" ** any water body lisrw T i the bamlino from which the tBZitorlal aaa la measured and the landv u g H alt of tidal lnfluenea. (m) *"XVlal range" means the meseured cbfftrwaee between high and low tide during a normal tidal eyrie. (n) "Sally comparita sample* means a combinatlnn of at least five individual samplw obtained a t approntoataty equal time interrala during the working day. . (o) "Agricoltura! f a t u i manufac turing" means the manufacture of idtnK gesous and phnsphailr bad fertUlwra. mixed fc ru ia sn and other agricultural including: investment casting; or hi industrial fluids for heat tre u ste . hydraulic fluid, vac uum pump oils or cutting oils. tv) "fe rrous metal production" means the smelting and refining of lem ua metals lrom eve, ptg. or scrap; In the roll ine. drawing, end alloying of ferraus m etals: the manufacture of eastings and other basic products of ferrous metals; the manufacture of wills, eplkea. end in sulated wire and cabla; and the produc tion of "">a- (w) "Hospitals" moans establishment* which a n primarily engaged in provid ing diagnostic amtlcoa and ortensure am itrai treatm ent including surgical services aad other hospital services, as won as continuous sunm g services. affluent standard, bleb may Include a tx> "Industrial inorganic chemicals pzoblbtloa of any discharge, established manufacturing" means the manufacture or pmpoMd to bo established lor any toxic pollutant under section 307(a) of the Act, Anhydraos i Aqua Tnnan. made tm of bade industrial Inorganic chrmicmls. -- mini manufacture of alkallee and chiarine. Industriai gasa, inorganic pig (d) "No dlscharve** means no detect able discharge as determined by ana lytical m rtbndi as sat forth tn 40 CTO P art 138;____ <o> "NFDES permit" means a permit for the discharge of pollutants Into navigable waters under the National Pol lutant Dlscharve Elimination System trtafallshed by section 403 of the Aet and 40 CTO Parts 134 and 133. SlAttncQiUBi pho^AiU* T e n w . mixed: made la pisela p e i maaw- feetunng ftvtlUaer a d ertala. F eru u ara, miaad; made la p la n a peedudag pboeptuuia fa n u u w ------ rv n iu aaa. natural (crganM), Nimc Nitrogen aeluueaa (fertiliser), m en ti agriculture! peeticldca. medicinal ebsmieal*, draga and m edicina, and aoaca and This definition In clu d a the manufacture of any of tba following chemicals: iln m ln m n a--upomKO. ^pmy . iltim nwwpatim t, U S Ip t (Of (fftlllM f. Usuine, refined. Beryllium cade. <i) "Working day" means the home pboapbcric add. during a calendar day In which a facility discharges effluents subject to this part. <g> The term "navlganla waters" in cludes: (1) All navigable waters of the United S tates:' (2) Tributaries of navigable waters of the United States; (3> Interstate waters: (4) Intrastate lakes, rivers, and plant foods, mind: made & plaata producing nitrosinoue lartuiaar. Pleat iooda, "*--; made la pianta producing pbaapbatlc teniUmr. Potuag nil. mixed. upwpanephetea, ammonlatad aad s a t .am (p) turine" end chlorine menniac* the manufacturing of: Caesium ametal, Cairime metoL Cerium m ila C b io n eu ifo tu e, Chromium -- !* hw pim -' Cabell chlnna t. CobftH fuliM ft Copper ridonda. Copper iodida. streams which are utilized by interstate travelers for recreational or other pur- liquified. Copper oxide. Copper stillata. Cyaaidaa (3) Intrastate lakes, rivers, and streams from which Ash or shellfish a n PotaaeUn feydraukU (caustic po--eh). sodium MariM wiu. Sodium carbonate (soda aa&) (aal soda),' taken and sold In Interstate commerce; Sodium hydroxide (cnuetlo aoda). Pervia chlorlda.: Fluarlae, elemental. Hydrochloric add. Hydrocyanic add. (8) la u ia u te lakes, riven, and <q) "Bituminous coal aad lignite Ilydraauone acid. streams which a n ntlUzed for Industrial by mdostxlaa m interstate mining" means bituminous coal and Ugnlta production or developing bltuml- wmn coal ATligSltO - Iftrhttitnf im. Hydrogen perotida. Hydrogen eulftOa. tniiiiim chlaeldst hCOM (h) "Low flow" means the probable low rate of flow occurring during a period of dezgrousd mining, or culm auger mining; strip bank mining. Both Zr m eolfata. TrT- seven consecutive days, once in ten years. ***? operations aad preparation a t (1> "Stream " means any water body H oning plants and wasberles are In U tblum compounds having a flow gradient from an upper elevation In a lower elevation, or any body of water except an estuary. Includ ing still or Impounded water, tn which water la retained for lhaa than 80 daya fj> "lakes and Impoundments" means an bodies of water in which the flow velocity is impeded by a natural or man made barrier In such a way th at water Is stored for CO days or more. Provided th at this term shall not include im cluded. whether or not such operations are performed In conjunction with the mines served. (r) "Capacitor manufacturing" means the manufacture of Industrial or com mercial capacitors (fixed and variable) or efcctroulc capacitate. (i> "Cyclic organic chemical manufac turing" w-- thwmanufacturing of coal tor crudes and cyclic organic intermedi ate dyes, color lakes and toaero. U thiua Hagnaatum W anginwa Mwray. Mercury compounde. Nickel inorganic. Perehiorte ad d . Pltocptiorua. Pbaephorui avychlmtdn. Potassium -- ip-- *- Rubld tura. Silica gel. poundments, tumps, retention ponds or structures constructed for ths storage, retention or rtltpoxiil of toxic affluents. (k) "Coastal waters" means those waters of tho open aea lying seaward of <t> "Electroplating" means the elec troplating of metals and formed prod ucts. (u) "Facility employing polychlori nated biphenyls in praessa or products" means any facility iu>ni PCB's In piastt- SllleoCuertdaa. SUtu' tag-f--na- Godiuai eompounda. m orfem a. Errantium carbonata. S tnrattum mttmsa. stm u u i -- Suitur. the baseline from which ths territorial asm Is measured under the Convention of elxen for r-*"*r Inks, copying p ap s, ad hesives or sealants. In pattern waxes for Sulfur ehlorida. Sulfur dkaida GENP 005376 fDBAl CSOtSTBt, VCL SS, NO. 147--tMUflOAT. DfOMUI 17, IV73 IDS 0 0 2 3 ** 35391 of aalla, o f t , and lnsu- 2atad w in and rafale. (dd) "Oil and gas cstraeUijn" means: (1) Production of erode petroleum and natural gaa, t -- *+"g ml and this p art gas fields: exploration for crude petro bava tha following meanings: gf; (II Koo-cyelle organic chemicals n e h leum and natural gaa, drshag. complet ing. and aqulpptng walla; operation of aeparatan. amulalon breakers, desttting as Matte, chloraM ttie. odipte. tannic, rahc and tartaric odde and thetrm aul- equipment: u d all ether actm ttm in tha preparation of oil and a a mi to the notnl U calti: Q) fle h a ti such u amyl, butyl, and of shipmentfrom the producing property. (21 Production of natural gaaolina and ethyl alcohol methanol: am L butyl cyclle rnnrtenasta. production land ethyl acetates: ethyl ether, ethylene of liquid hydrocarbons tram 1 and gaa glycol ether and dtethyhne giicul ether; field gana. >.cartoon disulfide and chlorinated ita each a t cartoon tetrachloride, perchlonethylena and tartehloroathykna; - *3> Polyhydrte aleohola such aa ethyl- (> "Paper and allied products pro duction" maaas tha manufacture of pulps from wood and other etUulosa fibers, sad from rags; the manufacture of paper cne-ftycel. sorbitol, peataerythntol. ayn- and paperboard: and tha manufacture of thetie glycerin; paper and paperboard into converted (4) Sm thctie perfume and flam ing products ***-" aa paper off m aterials m eh aa coumarm, methyl sali p--p-- machine, paper b ap . paper boxes, cylate. saccharin, d tral. dtrenallal. syn and envelopes. thetic vanillin: iff) "Pesticide formulating" means (3) Rubber proreaalng chemicals such tha formulation or preparation of insec aa accelerators and anti-oxidants, both ticides. fungicides, and herbicides, from cyclic and acyclic; (g) Plasticisers, both cyclic and technical chemicals or from concen trates. Activities involving tha production acyclic, such as esters of phosphoric acid, phthahe u h jd itd f, ed*r1c ****!1 u-t- of tha concentrates which inquire further processing before uae are no fiieluded A add. laurle add. aebadc add. and this definition. dearie add; (gg) "PesUddo manufacturing" means <?> Synthetic acenta such aa tha manufacture of Inaecttcklex. fungi naphthalene sulfonic add condensates; cides. and herbleldat from technical ( Chemical warfare gaaea; and (> Esters and mines of polyhydrte aleohola and fatty and other adds. chemicals including the'production of concentrates which require further proc essing before use. (a) "Laboratories means any of the' <hh> "Petroleum refining" means the following: production of gasoline, kerosene, olstil- (1)' Medical labormtoriesprlmarlly en ' late fuel oils, residual fuel oils, lubricants gaged In providing professional analytic and other products from crude petroleum or diagnostic services to the medical pro and Its fractionation products, through fession or to the patient an prescription straight distillation of crude oil. redls- of a physician. tUlatlon of unfinished petroleum deriva (2i Dental laboratories primarily e > tives, cracking or other processes. gaged in making dentures and artificial (U> "Photo finishing laboratory" teeth or order for the dental profession. means aa establishment engaged In de <3) Commercial testing laboratories veloping films or motion picture films primarily sigaged In product testing. and in photographic prints and <4 Research and development labora enlargements for tha trade or tor tha tories engaged la laboratory or other general public. physical research and development. <JJ) "Storage or primary battery <aa> "Lumber and wood products manufacturing" the manufacture manufacturing*1includes any of the fol of storage batteries or primary batteries, lowing. but does not Include the manu dry or wet. facture of furniture: <kk> "Textile manufacturing" meant (1) Logging camps enticed in cuttingthe manufacture or processing of natural timber and pulpwood; merchant saw or synthetic fibers by any of the follow mills. lath mUU. shingle mills, cooperage ing operations, singly or In combination: 1 1294)1 fa) with stand ards act forth herein shall be determined using the test methods tn 40 CTR P art 13 (3g PR 21753 et sto* Octo ber 13.1313). The " - r 1! volume requlre- m esta for the datermination of argano* chlorine pesticides are Increased to the rango of SM^IOOO ml la order to achieve a level eg sensitivity below the lowest critical acuta lim it This la feasible for am pias where the Interference from un desirable ca-extractlra can be tolerated. W han a discharger subject to any efflu ent standard under this P art la required to obtain aaHFDSS permit, such perm it shall etmtam cncriltions requiring such am pline; and reporting a ore. nsrM isry to la u re compliance with this parti (b> P ar the purp o a of determining compliance with these standards, back ground amounts or concentrations of any pollutant subject to th a# standards in Intake waters for a discharger shall not bo Inclndad In measurement of the amount or concentration of such pollut an t discharged. (c) Computation of flow: T br the pur poses of this subparti reedring water flow r a ta shall be determined aa follows: (1) Streams. The low flow of the stream diali bo measured a t the outfall or a t the nearest upstream monitoring point. (2) Lake oad impoundments. The low flow of lakes and impoundment* shall bo measured at the outlet. When a u n th an one outlet exists, the low flow shall b* the cumulative low flows for all outlets. (3) Estuarle*. The low flow of an a tu ary shall be the low flow of the trib utary entering the estuary. When more than one tributary exists, the low flow shall be the cumulative low flows of all tributaries entering the estuary above the point of discharge. stock mills, planing mills, and plywood (1) Preparation of fiber and subse (4) CooMtai waters. The low flow of mllh and veneer min* engaged In pro quent manufacturing of yarn, thread, coastal waters shall be th at volume of ducing lumber and wood baste materials; braids, twine, and cordage: water In the immediate vicinity of the (31 Manufacturing of finished articles (2) Manufacture of broad woven fab outfall which Is influenced by the tidal made entirely or mainly of wood or wood ric. narrow woven fabric, kmt fabric, and range during the normal tidal cycle. substitutes. rbbi "Metal m lntni" means mining, developing mlties. or exploring for metal lic minerals <tires*. Tills classification In cludes all are dressing and beneflclatlng carpets and rues from yam; (3i Dyeing and finishing fiber, yarn, fabrie and knit apparel: (41 Coating, waterproofing, or other wise treating fabric; I 129.01(1 Effective dele. The effluent standards set forth herein shall be effective one year alter pro mulgation. operations, although performed at mills, (Si Integrated manufacture of knit operated in conjunction with the mines apparel and other finished articles from . Subpart S--Effluent Standard for AMrin*DieMnn - served or at mills such as custom mills, operated separately. yarn: and (Cl Manufacture of felt goods, lace | 129.02 Applicability. (. (* "Non-ferrous metal smelting and refining" means the w ritin g and refin ing of non-ferrous metals from ore. pig, or :<rrai>: Uir rolling, drawing and alloy ing uf non-ferrous mclaK: and the goods, nonwpvcn fabrics, and miscel laneous textiles. (Il> "Transformer manufacturing" means Uie manufacture of power, dis tribution. instrument and specialty The provisions of this subvert apply 1a eidrin or dleldrtn pesticides m sm ilao turtng and formulatine facilities ennsUtuting a point source discharging into navigable waters. ' ** n o n e t n a m e , vot. si, no. 247--THueuar, oictM in ir. i*ra IDS 00234 774028 ptoroszo turn | IS9M Prfiahi-- times th* r seehrtng water body flow In Into water bodies which have a low flow Aauoed!nthlsaubpaztthe term*. (a> "Aldrin" mem the compound aldrin as Identlflad by tba chemical 122.4. lO.lO-hexaehloro-l.i.eAX.a. la-hexahrdro-1.4 mrto w o BX-dimsthaenapbthalene. <b> "Dleldrln" means the compound dleldrln aa Identified by. the chemical tu r n 12J.4.l0.1Q-hexschlan>-e.7-poo1,4.41X X .?,U a-octahTdro- l.4-ndo-taoSX-dlnwthanonaphthalent. mVsee to give kg/day or 0000135 time* the r eta iling water body flow In es to give pounda/day. provided th at nu faeildllty shall discharge In n e w of 0.0(1 kg/day or 0.135 pounds/day regardless of receiving water flow. fill) Estuary from any facility subleet to this subpart shall not exceed 0.00243 tlmae the receiving water body flow in mVsee to give kg/day or 0X00151 times the recall ing water body flow la eft to B in pounda/day. proreded th at no facu leu than 10 times ttia waste stream flow. (2) The total dally weight of benzidine discharged into a stream, lake, estuary, or coastal water from any facility subject to thla subpart shall not exceed 0.0018 times the receiving water body flow in mVsec to give kg/day or 0X001 limes the receiving rater body flow in cfs to give pounds/day: Avoided, That no facility shall discharge In excau of 0.44 kg/day or 0X7 pounda/day rtgarrlleu of receiv ing wmier flow. 1119-OA D rtm iiH tk e mt w U k o and MMWIftllXM. lty shall discharge In sxsaaa of 0j6M kg/ day or 1X13 pounds/day regardless of re- (3) An NFl)EB permit may uthortre an lucresiv in the ron^-ntritl-Tii per The standards Mt forth to this subpart shall apply to tha total combined night or concentration of both aldrln and dlaldrln, excluding any associated ele ment or compound. | 129.02e KfBwnU H t d i d for AUrh- DieUri*. The effluent discharge of any facility sub)set to the proTiUmu of this part ceivlng water flow. <lv) Coastal water from any facility subject to this subpart shall not exceed 0X0385 tlmae the receiving water body flow In mVeee to give kg/day or 0X00178 times the receiving rater body flow m cfs to give pounds/day, provided th at no facility shall discharge in exeats of 0JO* kg/day or 1.713 pounda/day regardless of receiving water flow. m itted to be discharged under paragraph (b> (l) (U) of this rectum: Presided, That tbs discharger demonstrates th ti im mediate diffusion of the discharge to ctmcentraUana specified in paragraph <b) (I) (11) of this aecttoo will occur: And prodded further, That no such permit shall authorise any discharge In a con centration nTreading the concentration required by paragraph (b) <i) (1) of this ahaU meet the following conditions: Subpart C--Effluent Standard for section. (a) Into streams, lakes, or estuaries Benzidine with a low flow of 1ms than or equal to 0.383 cubic meters per second (10 els) g 129X3 Applicability. Subpart 0- Effluent Staadaid far Cadmium 1 129X8 AppHrabltlty. or Into lakes with an area of leas than or The provisions of thla subpart applies equal to 202 hectares (500 acres), there to any benzidine manufacturing plants, shall be no discharge of the listed cyclic organic chemical manufacturing pollutants. plants, textile mills, hospitals, or labora (b) Into streams, lakes, or estuaries tories constituting a point source dis with a low flow greater than 0.283 cubic charging into navigable waters. meters per second (10 cfs) or Into lakes with an area of greater than 202 hectares <500 acres) or into coastal waters. (1) The daily avenge aldrin-dleldrtn concentration shall not exceed: . (1) 0-3 Mt/J for discharges Into fresh. 9 129X3a Definition*. As used in this subpart, the term Ben zidine means the compound -btnxidlno and its salts as identified by the chemical name 4,4'^diaminoblphcnyL water bodies (5.5 (/l for discharges Into | 129.03b D tei uuwaiiog of weights uui salt water bodies) which have a low flow eoeeeniratieos. The provisions of this support apply to any ferrous metal production, nonferrous metal m alting and refining, petroleum refining, oil and gas extrac tion. Industrial Inorganic chemicals. In dustrial organic chemicals, bituminous coal and lignite mining, alkalies and chlorine, storage or primary battery; electroplating, metal mining, or agricul tural fertilizer manufacturing facility constituting a point source discharging Into navigable-water*. 1129.54a Definitions. greater than or equal to 10 times the waste stream flow with the provision that an Immediate 1:10 diffusion is assured; or al) One-tenUi the concentration set forth In paragraph fb> (1) (l) of this sec tion for discharges Into fresh water bodies which have a low flow less chan 10 The standards set forth In this subpart shall apply to the total combined weight or concentration of benzidine and Its alts, gimUng any associated element or compound. S 120.03c E flatn l iiin d irl far Bcnxidia*. As used in this subport, the term: (a) Cadmium means the element cad mium and all compounds of cadmium. Where weights are specified, such welgnts apply only to total cadmium ex cluding the weight of any associated elements or compounds. (b) Cadmium means the element cad- times the waste stream flow. (2) An NPDE3 permit may authorise an increase In the concentration per m itted to be discharged under paragraph (b) (1) 11) of thla section: Provided. That the discharger demonstrates th at Im mediate diffusion of the discharge to concentratona specified In paragraph (b) (la (Its of this section will occur: And provided further. T hat no such perm it shall authorize any discharge la a con centration exceeding the concentration act forth In paragraph tto) (i).(l) of this section. (31 The total dally weight of aldrtndleldrln discharged Into a/an : <1) Stream (mm any facility subject to this subpan shall not exceed 0.000259 times the receiving water body flow In mVsee give kg/day or 0.0000162 times the receiving water body flow in cfs to give pounds/day. provided th at no facil ity shall discharge in exeus of 0.0T35 kg/ day or 0.162 pounda/day regardless of receiving rater flow. fill la k s from any facility subject to this subpart shall not earned 0.00021* The effluent discharge of any. facility m luft and ail compounds of eadmlum subject to provisions of this part shall Where concentrations are specified: such meet the following conditions: concentrations apply only to total dis (a) Into streams, lakes, or estuaries' solved cadmium. with a law flow of less than or equal to 02C3 cubic meters per second (10 cfs) or | 129.04b D flrrauniltofl e f weights in d eonrrniretiofu* Into lakes with on area of leu than or equal to 202 hectares (500 acres), there Kn be no opportunity provided for the discharge of the pollutants covered by this part. (b) Into streams, lakes, or .estuaries erlth a low flow greeter than 0283 cubic The standards set forth In this sub_part shall apply to the total combined weight of cadmium and to the total dis solved concentration of cadmium, ex cluding any ano rlaled element or com pound. meters per second <10 cfs) or Into lakes 1 129.04 E S aenl standard for C*d- with an area of greater then 202 hec arium. tares <500 acres) or Into coastal waters. The effluent discharge of any facility (1) The daily avenge benzidine con- subject to provision of this part shall caitraUon shall not exceed meet the following conditions: (I) IX *>g/l for discharges into fresh <ai Into streams, lakes, or estuaries water bodies <1.8 *g/l for discharges Into with a low flow of leu Uiaa or equal to suit water bodies) wluch have a low flow 0.283 cubic meters per second <10 cfs) greeter than or equal to 10 times the or Into lakes with an area of leu than waste stream flow with the provision th at or equal to 202 hectares <300 acres), an "Htat- i:io diffusion la assured: th en shall bo no discharge of the listed or pollutants. (II) One-tenth the concentration given (b) Into streams, lakes, or estuaries la <b>(1) (1) of this section for discharges with a low flow greater than 0283 cubic a tn 2 oc V Occ VVBfBAl MOUTH, VOL 18, MO. 147--THUXtOAT, DSOMUS 17, 1973 774029 IDS 00234C rtOPOSCD BUIES 31TH.1 HKtrffc (c r Monad *10 el.* or lubb lakes a point aaurce discharging kuo navtgsblg phenyl) ethane and o,p'-isomer. (DDE* 1U1wi a m of im > tbao 383 hectares water. 12 - dlchtaeo - 32 - bisip-ehlarophenyl iflOO ic r s) or Into coastal waters (1) Tho doily i r n i n eadmtum coo- ccstrathm dial! no* n c e ed cl) 40 *M'l lor dischargee into fra h m itrr budira (330 * |/J lor dischargee into r 11 water bodies), which ha** a lev Sow g iraiii than or equal to 10 tunas tho at* stream flow with ths provision th at aa i:io dlffadsa la wared: | ItOJRSm DeAaltfcwk Cyanide means any cyanide compound th at will produce free cyanide Ion or molecular hydrogen cyanide (HCN) la the fluent. The recommended analytical method should detect only imp** cya nides after all Inierferencsa have been eliminated or their effects minimised by appropriate removal thytens. 1 12^ 2 2 L m S i!2 ,Uw<ie" ** I Tha ctanrlirda set forth In this subpart d u ll apply to the total combined weight or eoasentntleo of DDT, DDD, and DDE. "rh u tin g any amortited lament or compound. 1129.06s TIBsi m adi d far DPT. cm Ono-tanth tha concentration w t 1129X 3k P iienelasilsw o f -- Igfus mmd forth In parscraph (b> cl) (l) of this sec wttamhinohai(nti3tcIwe)nhdlcaobrstreotaearAsbdsseentlraaedI}cnlaifohsPmcwaOthhnEfafaltlroSosgwwnepI.dmnIeautrcomnnnditwttherramaaptntaeianyr1rne0aabctnoxtpmtdaheipsoerhssctiapw*pioaieTuri<tghnihedwst.h|soataalrnlncyadopaanprscdlsyesondttsroaeatttatidhofoenerlttoshofmtaIesnylnatctnhoolimdrsebc.soiunemebxd-- (b)(1)<U> of this section: Provided. 1 129.05 E fflsou steedesd fa r ry --Ua. T hat the discharger demonstrates th at The <**"* discharge of any facility cAmcSt(hbooonii(n)nntds3(ce1)sspeRn)henrrco0attar1aldflat)eToditnoairehootu.pdehnftahftieaoontxhrsrttaicppihsselaeeeedrdrdasofa,aeiglnfnTeicrlygdytathihpoatdwehnhItinseend(ciwobgihcsp)haiacslant(lrhur1gccaoa)eaohrgf(nge1rpIeeeta)nrauepatodrroha:-fml-wletbsmaouuekiebb((te2nhbealjs0eeto))a3ctwmhdtIffhaneliietostetothfcwoecohxtaipaaloissnorrrttfoepwgrrees1aveeiamarinrse(mmogs5iaaofe0cstsneh0to,o,hsoafnlensnadoledekilfromtieeis<rostts1h,e,tne)0hid,qsoosea:utrrpfnhpatoe)leaolrstlreoorutturtesQaaaqihnbr2nuiatSaetsalo1ls.lll tm> discharged Into a/an: (I) Stream from any facility subject to this subpart shall not exceed 0.0200 ttmea the receiving water body flow a mVase to give kg/day or 0.00130 ttmea tha reeetvtng water body flow In eis to give pounds/day. provided th at no facili with a low flow greater than 02(3 cubic meters per second (10 efs) or into lakes with an area of greater than 303 hectares (500 acres) or Into ooastal waters. (1) Tha dally average eyanlde con centration shall not exceed: (I) 100 *g/l for discharges into fresh ty shall discharge m excess of 5M kg/day or 13.M pounds/day regaxdlea of receiv ing water-flow. (II) Lake from any faculty subject to this subpart shall not exceed 0.0113 times the recelrlng water body flaw & mVsee to give kg/dar or 0.00103 ttmea the receiving water body flow in cis to give pounds/day: Provided. That no fac ility shall discharge In excess of 420 kg/day o r 10.8 pounds/day regardless of reeelTlnB water flow. (III) Estuary from any facility subject to this subpart shall not exceed 0.238 times the receiving water body flow in mV see to give kg/day or 0.00164 times the receiving water body flaw In efs to gtr* pounds/day: Prodded, That no faculty shall discharge In excess of 2 kg/day or 68.4 pounds/day regardless of receiv ing water flow. water bodies (100 *g/l for discharges into salt water bodies) which hare a low flow greater than- or equal to 10 times ths waste stream flow with tha provision th at aa Immediate 1:10 diffusion is assured: or (II) Ona-tenth the ooncentrattcn set forth in paragraph (b) (1) U) of this sec tion for discharges Into water bodies which have a low flow less than 10 times the waste stream flow. (3) An NFDES permit may authorize aa Increase In the concentrations per m itted to be discharged under paragraph (b) (1) (11) of this section: Provided, T hat the discharger demonstrates th at Immediate diffusion of tpa discharge to eoneoitrmttons spedfled In paragraph (b) (1) (11) of this section will occur: And provided further. That no such permit shall authorize any dlsehargo In a con uv) Coastal water from any fadllty centration exceeding the concentration subject to this subp art shall not exceed act forth In paragraph (b)(1) (1) of this 0.164 dim s the receiving water body flow section. In mVsec to give kg/day or 0.01028 ttmea the receiving water -body flow in efs to tubpart F--Effluent Standard for DOT Tha effluent discharge of any facility subject to preiltions of ** part shall meet ths following conditions: (a) Into streams, '*. or estuortm with a low flow of lo t *-" or equal to 0283 eubtc meters par second (10 efs) or Into lakes with an area-of less thaw or duAl to 383 hectares (500 acres), there shall ba no discharge of the listed pollutants. <b> Into streams, lakes, or estuaries with a low flow greater th* 0283 cubic meters per aeeond (10 efs) or Into lakes with an area of greater than 302 hectares (S0Q acres) or Into ***"* waters. (I) Tha dally avsrags DDT concen tration shall not exceed: U) 02 aS/l for discharges Into fresh water bodies (0.1 *g/i for discharges into salt water bodies) which have a low flow greater than or equal to 10 times the waste stream flow with the provision th at aa twwwiiu* i:io ^ aiiarccj ; or (II) One-tenth tha concen tration set forth in paragraph (b) (1) (1) of this sec tion for discharges Into water bodies which have a low flow less than 10 -the waste stream flow. " (3) An NTOES permit may authorize an increase In tha concentrations per mitted to be discharged under paragraph (b) (1) (ID of this section: Proritfed. T in t the discharger demonstrates tin t im mediate diffusion of the discharge to con centrations .specified in paragraph ib* d)(U ) of this section will occur: And provided further. That no such permit shall authorize any discharge in a con- dfcntrattca exceeding the coucentr? uen set forth In paragraph (b) ii) tn of this section. (3) Tha total dally weight of DDT dis charged Into a/an: (I) Stream from any facility subject to this subpart shall not exceed 0.00010= times the receiving water body flow in mVsee. to give kg/day or o.oooooGia times tha receiving water body flow in efs to give pounds/day: Provided, T hat no facility shall discharge In escesi of 0.0294 kg/day or 0.0646 pounds day re give pounds/day: Provided, That no | 129.06 Applicability. gardless of receiving water flow. facility Uiall discharge In excess of 4AJ kg/day or 102.0 pounds/day regardless of receivingw ater flow. Subpart E--Effluent Standard for Cyanide The provisions of this subpart apply to any DDT manufacturing or formulat ing facility oonslltuUng a point source discharging Into navigable waters. (II) lak e from any facility subject to this subpart shall not exceed 0.0000866 times the receiving water body flow in m'/see. to give kg/day or 0.00000510 times the receiving body flow In efs to give 6 129-03 AprlbwMfcr. | 129.06a Driialttoaa. pounds/day: Provided. Tluit so iaedlty The provisions of this subpart apply As used In this subpart, the term: DDT shall discharge in excess of 0.0245 kg/ to any petroleum refining, ferrous metal production. Industrial organic chemicals, means the com pounds or DDT. DDD. and DDE as Identified by the chemical names day or 0254 pounds/day regardless of receiving water,flow. electroplating, non-ferrous metal smelt (DDT) l,I.l-LrlchlOio-32-bU<p-chloro- <UD Estuary from any facility subject ing and refining, metal mining or photo phcnyl) ethane auu oj>'-Uamer. (DDD) to this subpan shall not exceed 0.000260 finishing laboratory fadllty constituting (TSE) 1.1-dlehloro-32-bls<p-chlora- times the receiving water body flow in KDCUl KOUTH, VOL 36, NO. 247--THUSSDAT, HCtMUl 27. IV73 774030 IDS 002349 neresn iu u s mVsee. to gtro kg/day or IJ O N ia tim Um rsestvuig water body flow A d i to ft) <1)(11) of this section win occur dad provided farther. That no such penal! concentration of mercury, -- SaSOrlSted alaet--t w Uy i m pound/day: Provided. T hat bo fa* ellltr ball dlschargi tn cxsoa of 04734 shall asthorlaa any dlacharo in a con centration sftroadlng tbo concentration 1 1 2 9 .08 E fla m t staadasd fa r m m a ry . kg/day or 0483 pcunda/day n t i r t l -- of ate forth in paragraph (b)(1) (u of this Tha effluent discharge of any facility raeatvlng water flow. subject to provisions of this pert shall (0 ) Coastal water from nay facility (3) Tha total dally wtigTit of endrtn meet the following conditions: euhjeet to this subpart than not rrrn rl discharged In a/an : (a) Into streams, lakes or sstusri 9.000911 timw tba receiving water body (1) Stream from any facility subject to with a low flow of la s th-w or equal to flow la m'/ooe. to give kg/day or thla oubpart shall nol exceed 0400103 04X3 cubic a e te n per second (10 efs) or 94000194 times the receiving water body times the raerivtng water body flow la Into lakw with an a n a of 1m or flow 1b do to give pounds/day: J t n l i t e . raVaae. to give kg/dar or 04000084$ Ham equal to 383 hectares <500 aeres), then m ficjiitv aHaII dlichAivi In n tha receiving water body flow to efs to shall be no discharge of tho listed eote of 0433 kg/day or 0.194 pounds/day give pounds/day: Provided. That no pollutants. regardless of ncelvlny water flow. faculty shall discharge in excess of ft 0794 (b) into streams, or estuaries Subgast ^-Effluent Standard far Endrta ky/day or 0.0648 of recaiTlny water flow. rtgmrdlaa with a low flow greater than 0483 cubic meters per second (10 efs) or into lakes 1 2 9 4 7 AppUcaUUty. (ID X*ke from any facility subject to with an area of greater than 203 hectares The provisions of this Jbpart apply to thla subpart shall not exceed 0.0000388 (500 acres) or into coastal waters.. apy wtdzto m anafactatlny or formulaf times tha recelrlny water body flow la (I) The dally avenge mercury con lay facility constituting a point aourea mVeee. to ytre ky/day or 040000540 times centration ahaU not sxooed discharging into navigable waters. 1129.07a DsfiaUteaa tha reeatvtaf water body flow ta efa to (D 30 m A t a discharges into fresh fire pouada/day: .rm rlfed. That no fa water borllae (100 *g/l for discharges cility shall discharge la excess of 04345 Into salt water bodies) which hare a low Aa used la this eubpart: ky/day or 454 pounds/day regardless of flow greater than or equal to 10 times (a) ftidrtn means Uta compound sn- receiving water flow. the waste sii --in flow with the provision drtn as Identified by tha rhem lrsl name (ill) Estuary from any faculty subject that an Tmmertlito 1:10 diffusion is 144,44040 - hetmchloro 6.7 - epoxy * to thla subpart shall not exceed 0400391 assured: or * 1.4.4aA.6,7.fta - octehydro - 1.4 - ado - times tho racetrlny water body flow la (II) one-tenth the concentration set aVsec. to give kg/day or 04000183 times forth In paragraph (b) ill (1) of thla aec- (b) Xnam andaeat of 40 CFR P art 138; the receiving water body flow a cs to tton for dlseharga Into water bndlne tha lhnil of detection for endrlne la 04 give pounds/day: Prodded. T hat no fa which hare a low flow la than 10 times ey/1 If baaod on a 1000 ml nipla. culty shall discharge a recess of 0.0734 the waste stream flow. 1129.07b D f ltrn iu tin of wdyhta umI -- caustioai kg/day or 0.163 pounds/day regardless of recetvlny water flow. (tv) Coastal water from any fadllty (3> An NPDES permit may author ise an tacres-- tn tha concentrations permitted to bo discharged under para The steadarda act forth tn thla cubp art shall apply to tha total combinad subject to this subpart shall cat exceed 0.000311 times the receiving water body graph (b)(1)(H) of this section: Prosided, That tha discharger demonstrate weight or eonceatraUoaa of m drin. ex- flow in a '/se e . to give ky/day or 0.0000194 th at Immediate diffusion of the discharge eiudlny any aaooctated rism snt or times tho receiving water body flow a to concentrations verified la paragraph compound. cfa to ylve pounds/day; Prodded, That A) (1) (11) of this section wtU occur: And | 129417 Effluent standard for a M a 17 effluent discharge of any facility subject to provisions of this part shall meet tf following conditiona: (a) Into streams, lakes or mfiuarlea with a low flow of leas than or equal to 0483 cubic meters per second (10 efai or Into lakes with an area of leas than or qua! to 303 hectares (500 ea rn ), th a n shall bo no discharge of the listed no facility shall discharge In excess of 0488 ky/day or 0494 pounds/day regard less of receiving water flow. Subpart H - Effluent Standaid for Mercury 1 129.03 Applicability. The predslana of this subpart apply to any paper and allied product. oU and gat extraction, industrial organic chemical. Industrial inorganic chemical. alkaUee and chlorine, ferrous metal production, provided further. That no such permit shall authorise any discharge tn a eonem trstion exceeding tha concentration set forth in paragraph (b> (1) (1) of this section. (3) Tha total dally weight of mercury discharged Into a/an: (1) Stream from any facility subjeet to this cubpart shall not exceed Q.002B0 times the receiving water body flaw in m '/ssc. to give kg/day or 0.000183 time (b) in to streams, lakes or estuaries with a low flow greater than 0413 cubic m ated par oarond UO cfsi or Into lakes with an a n a of greater than 203 Doctoral <500 acres) or Into costal waters. ft) The dally n m n wtdrla ooncsn trauon shall not exceed: (1) 04 ey/1 for dlseharga Into fresh non-ferrous metal smelting and refining, lumber and wood products except furni ture, alum inous coal and lignite atony or primary battery manufactur ing. or metal mining facility constituting a point source disciurging into navigable w ater. | 129.63a Definition* tha receiving water body flow in efs to give pounds/day: Prodded. That no faculty shall discharge In excess of 0.735 kg/day or 1.63 pounds/day regardless of receiving water flow. (ID Xnke from any faculty subject to this subpert shall not exceed 0.00216 tim the receiving water body flow la mVsee. to give kg/day or 0.000135 tim water bodies (0.8 *g/l for discharges into As used a this subpart the term: - the receiving water body flow in efs to mis water bodies) which hare a low flow (a) Mercury means the element mer give pounds/day: Provided, That no yrsatsr than or equal to 10 times tha waste stream flow with tha provision that cury and all compounds of mercury. Wliere weights are specified,sueh weights faculty shall discharge In excess of 0.812 kg/day cr 145 pounds/day regardless of an Immediate 1:20 la assured; apply only to total mercury excluding the receiving water flow. or weight of any associated elements or (III) Estuary from any facility subjer* Ml) One-tenth tha oiutentratton sat compounds. to this subpart shall cot exceed 0.04: i forth In parayraplt (b) (l) (1) of thla tac tion for discharges Into water bodies which have a law flow less than 10 times the waste stream flow. (3) Ah NFDES permit may authorize an Increase tn tha eooctntraUona per m itted to be discharged under paragraph (b) ClHU) of this section, Provided* That <b) Mercury means the element mer cury and all compounds of mercury. Where concentrations are specified, sueh concentrations apply only to total dis solved mercury. | 129.60b D rlftM fu iiM e f weights sad -- miration* Um tha receiving water body flow mVsee. to give kg/day or 0.0027 times tr receiving water body flow In els to jni pounds/day, provided th at no fmcllii shaU discharge In excess of 124 kg/ds or 374 pounds/day regardless of recen lng water flow. (lv) Coastal water from csy farillt *13 Ou discharger demonstiates that 1m- Tha standards set forth In this subpart subject to this subpart shall not excee madlate diffusion of tha discharge to shall apply to the total combined weight 0.0510 times the receiving water bod conccptraUms specified tn paragraph tf mercury and to tha total dissolved flow In mVsee. to give kg'dsy or 0.003 reouAi tfo n m . voc is. ho. is r--THuraar, M a n ia ir , tv n 774031 IDS 0023: n o r o s a Kuus 35395 tho rec*vtng water body flow to eft to glre pounds/day, provided tin t do fociUty ih ill discharge tn exc-- af 14.7 th o r! any discharge In a concentration exceeding the concentration u t forth In poragzaph (b)(1) (1) of this section. dual to 2fi2 heetans (500 ac-- ) , there hall bo no discharge of tha listed pol lutants. kg/day or 33.4 pounds/day ra n n il-- of (3) The total dally weight of PCB*a (b) Into ream s, lakes or actuaries receiving water flow. discharged into a/an: with a low flow greater than 0J83 eubie Subpart I--effluent fflondsrds tar Poiyddo-- tad fliphonyis (K T i) f I3V2* AppJlraUIMr. (I) Stream from any faeflUy subject to maters par second <10 efs) or into lakes this subpart shall not exceed 0.000104 Umax the receiving water body flow In with an area of greater than 203 hec tares <800 acres) or Into coastal waters. mVsee. to give lu/dcy or 020000MB times (1) The dally averses toxaphene con Tlw im W o m of this ubtwrt apply to the receiving water body flow tn cfe to centration shall not exceed: may polychlorinated Upbwiyl manufac thro pound*/day: provided. T hat no fa (1) 12 *g/l for discharges into fresh turing. recovering and regenerating fa cility shall discharge In exes of ft fl?04 water bodies (12 ef/1 for discharges Into cility: pesticide manufacturing and ea- kg/day or 02441 pounds/day regard!-- salt water bodies) which have a low flow p r " manufacturing facility: any of receiving water flow. -greater than or equal to 10 Umei the manufacturing facility, formulating fa- (II) Lake from any facility subject to waste stream flow with the provision duty, or fa d litln which use polyehlortn- this aubpart shall not exceed 02000843 th at an immediate 1:10.diffusion is as a n d biphenyls hi process or products, times the receiving water body flow in sured: or constituting a point source discharging. mVeac. to give kg/day or 020000340 (II) One-tenth the concentration set Into navigable waters. ttmm the receiving body flow In els to forth In paragraph (b) (l> <i) of this sec 1129.09a P rfirh i-- give pounds/day: Provided, T hat no tion for dlacharga Into water bodies facility shall discharge la txe-- of 02343 which have a low flow l-- than 10 times Aa oaad la this subpart. tha term : kg/day or 02940 pounds/day regardl-- the waste stream flow. M yehloflnated tdshcnrla (PCS'a) -- materials eontalalng th t biphenyl of receiving water flow. (III) Estuary from any froffity sub (2) An NTOES permit may anthorixe an Increase In the concentrations per group which have been chlorinated to -- ring degr-- . T han a n 210 possible ject to this subvert shall not exceed 0200735 times the receiving water bo& mitted to be discharged under paragraph (b)(1) (11) of this section: Provided, different PCS compounds. flow in mVsee. to giro kg/day or T hat the discharger demonstrates th at 1129.09b D-- taatiaw of * i|h b sod -- am iio aa 0.0000430 times the receiving water body flow tn d s to give pounds/day: Provided. Immediate diffusion of tti* discharge to concentrations specified In paragraph Tha standards eet forth In this subpart shall apply to the total combined weight v concentration of PCB's, excluding any aasnrl atari, element or oeapound. T hat no facility ihfcn discharge In ex cess of 0JOS kg/day or 0.430 pounds/day regardl-- of receiving water flow, (tv) Coastal water from any facility subject to this subpart shall not exceed (b> (1) (11) of this section will aefflxr: And provided further. That no such permit shall authorla any discharge in a con centration exceeding the concentration set forth In paragraph (b) (1) (1) of this 1129.09e ESItaant standard far F tS 'a 0200813 times the receiving water body section. The effluent discharge of any facility subject to provisions of this part shall flow in mVsee. to give kg/day eg 0.0000331 times the receiving water body (3) ' The total dally weight of tnxaphena discharged into a/an : meet the following eondlUoni: flow In cfs to give pounds/day: Provided. (1) Stream from any facility subject <a) Into streams, lakes or estuaries with a low flow of leu than or equal to 0-323 eubie meters par second (10 cfs) eg into lakes with an area of leu than or equal to 303 hectares (300 seres), th a n shall ba no discharge of tha listed pollu tants. (b) Into streams, lakes or estuaries with a low flow greater than 0283 eubie meters per second tlO cfs) or Into lakes with an area of greater than 302 hectares (300 acres) or Into coastal w aten. m The dally arerage PCS concen tration ihaU not exceed: T hat no faculty shall discharge in exeecs of 0J50 kg/day or 0.531 pounds/day re gardless of reeelylng.water flow. SubpartJ--Effluent Standard for Toxaphano 1 129.10 Applicability. Tha provisions of this subpart apply to any toxaphene manufacturing or formulating facility consuming a point sourco discharging Into navlgabla waters. 1129.10a Sefimltlon*. Aa used tn this subpart, ths term : Tbxaphene means a material consisting to this subpart shall not exceed 0.000313 times the receiving water body flow In mVsee. to give kg/day or 0.0000334 times the receiving water body flow In efs to give pounds/day: Provided, That no fa cility shall discharge in excess of 0.147 kg/day or 0J24 pounds/day regardless of receiving water flow. (U) Lake from any facility subject to this subpart shall not exceed 0.000431 times the receiving water body flow In. mVsee. to give kg/day or 0.0000370 times ths receiving water body flow In els to give pounds/day, provided th at no acu ity shall discharge in exeess of 0.123 kg/ (1) 380 mgA tor discharges Into fresh of technical grade chlorinated campbene day. or 0J70 pounds/day regardless of water bodies <10 *g/l for discharges Into with tha approximate formula of receiving water flow. salt water bodies) which h a rt a low flow greater than or equal to 10 times tha watte stream flew with the provision th at an immediate 1:10 diffusion Is assured: or (U) One-tenth th t concentration sot forth In poracraph (b) <1) (1) of this sec tion for discharges Into water bodies whleh have a low flow le u than 10 times the waste stream flow. (3) An NPDES permit may authorise CHCU containing 7-89% chlorine (III) Estuary from any facility subject and which is normally a mixture. to this subport shall not exceed 0.000431 1129.10b DeffflnltulUa of weights and tssnwlwtioBfc The standards set forth in the subp art shall apply to tha total oomhlned weight or concentration of tovapheno, iMuHiny any -- ortstart element or compound. times thn receiving water body flow in mVsee. to give kg/day or 0.0000270 times tha receiving water body flow in cfs to givs pounds/day: Provided. That no fa cility shall discharge in excess of 0.123 kg/day or 0J70 pounds/day regardless of receiving water flow. (Iv) Coastal water from any facility | 129.10c Effltm l standard for loxa- subject to this aubpart shall not exceed l an Increase In the concentrations per m itted to be discharged under (b) (1) (U) of this section: Provided. That the dis charger dononstrmtes that Immediate diffusion of the discharge to concentra tions specified In paragraph (b) (1) <U) of thin section will occur: Aad provided pbano. The effluent discharge of any facility subject to provisions of this part shall meet the following conditional (a) Into streams, lakes or estuaries with a low flow of less than or equal to 0283 cubic meters per second (10 cfs) or 0.000513 times the receiving water body flow in mVsee. to give kg/day or 0.0000324 times the receiving water body flow In cfs to give pounds/day: Provided. That no facility shall discharge In excess of 0.147 kg/day or 0.324 pounds/day re gardless of receiving water flow. I < ( fa th e r. T hat no such permit shall au Into lakes with an area of leas than or (171 Doc.73-291IS flltC 13- 20-73:1:48 am) 1 < C *0.347--?.: re&HAL UOJSTfl, VOL 31, NO. 347--IHUHDAT, D8CSMBSI 37, 1VFS 774032 IDS 00235] KUIES AND IECU1ATI0NS 10 B im utiw ncntioCt Sl.4 of this chapter. (m l m any a m tu viu tl b r a partin g ee n ace n m t ptam approved under poramapb (1) e t ibis section. a s action to expand Ih t number oi cpoca a t porting faeillllm may bo takrei tiiat Is n et expUrlUr provided for in the-plan without a permit Issued in accordance with the requirements of paragraphs id) through <k>'@f ihtsseetloo. i n B ao M -iM D M 1-3-74:8:41 a ra | 104JI Ib*HR| h w it m a 101.13 Written AvmrntanuL 1 4 1 U C e ru ttra tta n a t Bu m . 104.14 U n u u i a * r (tt*wwu w <U*a OaeSatam, 104.IS D m a m at A om iatsttatcr. 104.1S s IWft* D tteiusloaw I0 4 J7 FlUng aad Ttaw. Aw m aiir : Smtami tot and 307(a) or (ho VMmi Wi* M iuuoa contmi Art m o n M (Puh.kia-fiOO.MStas.SiO). _ ^ u .tx nH rstiovi of how the pm Fa*J standard was derived, lnetudlni fl>W UBumptions or rateulatiem p ec m t for its rtsrtvrtton: (to) SciepUflc end tarhnleal data am studies support!eg the piopoccd stand' ord: aad <e) Such other Informstion as is nee e n u y to fully set forth the buds one purpooaol the standard. 1 104.1 AppUraURty. 1 1 0 k S Darfcct. BtmcHAma o--outdi r n u m i This P art shall be applicable lo bear PART 104--PUBLIC HEARINGS ON EFFLU ings held In conaeetioa with the estab ENT STANDARDS FOR TOXIC POLLUT- lishm ent of (axle pollutant effluent AftTS__- ----------------------- standards under icftinn 307(a) of tho Pureunnt to the authority of acetloa 'Act. Whenever the Administrator pubHiJMs ? ******* l***ring under tins Part, ihi hearing clerk shall promptly ertnbltrh : docket for the hearing, which shall con tain the complete record of the licarirs The docket shnD Inelude all objecting: 307(a) of Uto Federal W ater Pollution fllO'LZ D rfinfil--a. ' filed by any party, a verbatim tranHerin! Control Act, as amended (the Act) (Pub. X*. 83-500, 86 S tat. SIS), notice is hereby given th at the Environmental Protection Acrnor has adopted a new P art 104, Title 40. Code of Federal Regulations, estab lishing rales of practice, applicable to public hearings tn connection with the establishm ent of effluent standards for. toxic pollutants. Section 307(a)(3) o f the Aet requires th at, whatever the Administrator pub lishes a proposed effluent standard for a toxic pollutant, "he shall publish a no tice for a public hearing on such pro posed standard to bo hrltl within thirty days. As soon as possible after such hear ing. but not later than six months after publication of the proposed effluent standard for prohibition), unless the Ad m inistrator finds, on the record, th at a modification of such proposed standard (or prohibition) is justified hosed upon a preponderance of evidence adduced a t such hearings, such standard (orp ro h lbitloh) shall be promulgated.*" ' * These rales set forth procedures far the required formal rulemaking hearings. . As used in this port, tho term : (a) "Act" means tho Federal W ater Pollution Control Aet. as amended, 33 U.S.C. section 1391 ei sea . Pub.L. 03-500, Cl Slot. 316. (b> "Administrator** means tho Ad m inistrator of the Qarironraental Protec tion Agency, or any employee of the Agen cy to whom the Administrator may of the hearing, the statem ent of basis ami pnrooM required by 1 104.4 hereof, nnr public comments received puratemt to the noUee setting forth the proposed effluent temrinrdi. and such other documents or exhibits as may be received in evidence by the presiding officer. Any documents In the docket shall be available to any per son a t actual cost of duplication. by order delegate his authority to carry | lO W O b M b n M Prwpw--4 EJRwvl out his functions under section 307(a) of the A et or any person who shall by Objeetlonx will be received- for filing rasoAoEienunpungpg(ayi(etvecdrcnrsCeni)))aprtuscloteeyetic"noornr.hPskmntWoaia.f""rnueUtoHPt1iyannfv0e-s*wetcS4erha*lat.r.ah6ilironEowooimhnngPnfneg"tfsrveboiro.amlaieencenrtnoeol.seyaesfcDnaur,atmnkiso.tntCohsuh"reno.caeotnmh2rnhbti0Asaeezji4ptelnaegGaacePnddefu0trsnirfi.stvtoochootintyohdone,fceurc.piataazituHrlnoier,irdndyeccaorrouHpvtpboohifrebrnrdeeiaef(ljoaoyneavhtrrcior)teriIse.tTneftaiiOnTaoogrttashinnhbhsnonCesjueganey:lctcaeodhtctbruoihioakfoldnjetmeneatdoehestphnetaaesloselryn,eyhrpbstwa1eIretlfffeo1ileiotsml0xhpbeir4fdidotealsah3iisytnrl-etlemgIadhsetanuhueeaonftbertorfhtrekfhsreoifooeeceotdbrdfqheli:jlrubesneooeeycfowPfninttanittriitohhnicdoollyngeees-r poration. partnership., .woclation, State, thereto: municipality, commtvion; or political subdivision of a Stale, or any interstate body. (b) Each objection lo a nropn-cri efflu en t standard shall be separately num bered: Under the statute, modifications In pro posed standards m ust be Justified by a prpondrance of evidence on the record.. (t) "Effluent standard" means nny ef fluent standard, which may Inelude a prohibition of any discharge, established or propased to be established for any Thus. Die procedures set forth below are pollutant under section 307(a) of Intended to assure Uie production of a the A rt. full and complete rrrord. (g) "Presiding officer" means the per- Because these requirements constitute .sen designated by Uie Administrator to "rules of agency procedure or practice**, preside ot a hearing under this part. <e) Objections must slate with par ticularity Uie provisions of the proposed standard lo which objection U taken, and must identify the specific niutiifiruiiom sought; (d) Objections must lir- jumpnrted liv "Tcasoiuuic ciuutuix wiiitii, if true, arc adequate to Justify the stw iH r mrwlinratious sought. If the ebjrrl inn alinrev noUee and publie procedure hereon are | 1 0 I J N o lh v A flifa rln a. th a t llic Administrator xhnutd nos have not required by 5 U.S.C. section 3SX The regulations set forth below aro hereby adopted, effective January 4,1074. Dated: December 37,1873. Jom r TL Quarts. J r. Deputy Admixistrsfor. Chapter 1 of Title. 40. Code of Federal TtcrulnUons, is amended hr adding a new F art 104, as follows: Whcncrer Uie Administrator publishes any proposed cfllurnL standard, lie shall simultaneously publish a notice of n pub lic hearing to beheld within thirty days following Uie dale of publication of such proposed standard. The notire shall set forth a data prior to which any itarly may file object Ions to Uu proposed ef fluent standard In accordance with 1 104.6 liereof. relied on certain Information, data, or expert opinion in setting an effluent standard. Uie object ion shall rprrify pre cisely whal information, data, nr opinion sliould not have been relied upon, and the reasons therefor. If an object ion nller.es th at a standard should be modified be cause of economic Impact or eniv.ul':r;itions relating lo feasibility or rnst of treatm ent, such objeetien shall si*crify the relevnnee of such factors to deter flaw lOI.1 AppHCSMUty. 1 104-4 Statrm rnl f liid i and purpose. minations required to be made under sec .Whenever Uie Administrator publishes tion 307<ai of UieAcL IM S lxoniuom . V nttHio.-'Cd effluent rtandarri, lie shall The presiding officer shall prumntly nt IM S Nolle* of lim itai;. make available to uny Jnlcn'slcd person lify any perron wha-o objection is not at 101.4 IM fl 1044 104.7 IMS M tb im a l a t u u u and Porpes*. XXwkat, Ohi-cUnna 4* IVepow* Eflluaal NUDdMl DnlKMtMm at rr rtid ln f Offlor. u( OQUar. a statem ent of the basis and inmw-e of such standard. Surli stalnncnt shall 1 set forth tn Ita entirely or suminartri'd In Ute preamble to the notice of proposed rulemaking for Uie rfflueut standard, and eepied for tiling for any of Uie reason set forth in .lids section. stating the reft sons for such refusal, The objector ma witiiln sevni days after rerrtpl of aucI IMS IV>lw ring C nnlm oa* . hall include: noUJleaUon mako a written reply. ... . 'IfZ D iut ICOOTR, VOL 3, NO. 3--(ItOAT, JANUAIT 4, 1974 774033 ID S 00235. MCS IUU3 AND REGULATIONS 1 1 0 t.7 mfpcrW.TVx gnw. D m Admlnfadralor m ar ptrelUo perMnally n i ony hearing ondrr this Part* or h r may dralgnato a in sld ln * officer for Hut hraring. N pmmn who has any personal rem nbiry Interest in tbo m u come of a proreedin* muter this P art hall s e ra as presiding officer ta such m y* foTtowhte a prehearing ermfetcnecL tom s an order retting forth Uie srreem m ta renrhrd hv Uie pnrtira or repre sentatives, the sritednle of vrilnr-rre. and a statem ent ef fcwnra for the tearing. Sueli wnlrr sliall enutret fte rulwequent cmnxo of Uie proceeding unless modified fo r good cause by sultsrqurnt order. U o iflU ia o i l fesfteuMiy. w iim Meevavy In order lo prevent Prolongation of Uie hearing, nr to erenrfr with time limitations set forth in tho -Art, llto presiding officer may limit Uie number of wilntrr-es wlm may testify, ami Uie xrone and extent of ereas-examhiation. Wiicro necessary, corroborative proceeding. <b> Tho outhraUelty of all published or cumulative evidence may at** be so e r official dorom tnu included in the limited. | 1 0 I J P-- w W | wrUT-- fllfw 1. statem ent of haris and pun ore or sub lei Transcript. A verbatim transcript D ie presiding officer shall have eh m itted a t (he preiwaring conference ih*n of Uie hearing procedure shall be m ain duty la conduct a la ir hearing within tho be deemed adm itted imlcsa w ritten o b tained. and shall cnnsuiuto a p art of ttn u m s ln in lt impored by section 307 jection UicreLo Is filed with the presiding tho record. (at ef the Act. Ite shall take all Decenary arttoQ la avoid delay and to m aintain nicer upon notice to the ether parties within a time period which shall be id ) Objections to admission ef e*rfrarc. If a party objects to Ihe nrimh- enter. lie shall h ate all puacra necessary tprrtficd by the presiding officer. sloti o r rejection of any evidence or tn to these ends. Including b at not limited to Cet D ie presiding officer shall, insofar ony other ruling of Uie presiding officer the power to: * na practicable, exclude evidenea which la during the hraring, Ite shall state briefly (a) Rule open motions and requests; im m aterial. Irrelevan t, er unduly repe the grounds of such objection. If Uie ob (b> Chance the.time and plaee oi tbo titious, or which to not ef the sort open jection to overruled by the presiding of hearing, and adjourn the hearing from tim e to time or Iro n place to place; which responsible customed to rely. persona are ac ficer. an automatic exception will follow. D io transertnt shall not include argu (O Eanmlno and cttmi itnmlin wllnesses and receive evldaice: (d> XTrelevant and m aterial evidence to contained in a report er document m ent or debate on an objection except ns ordered by the presiding officer. D ie rul Id) Admit or exclude evidence; containing lmmatortnl or Irrelevant m at ing of Uie presiding officer on any objec <c> B ear oral argument oa the imets or ter, such immaterial or Irrelevant m atter tion shall be a port of the record. No tho lav; shall bo excluded and shall be segregated interlocutory appeal may be taken from U) Require any p art o r an oi tho evi Insofar as practicable, subject to the di any ruling ef the presiding officer. dence to be submitted In writing. rection of the presiding officer. (e) Wetoer of objections to effluent 1 101*9 Prehearing w f r ww i s D ie presiding officer on his own mo tion. or on tiie motion or any party or his representative, may direct oil parties or their representatives to appear a t a spec ified tim e and place for a coaicrenee for: (a) *Dio simplification ef the Issues; (b) The possibility of obtaining stip ulations. admission of facts, and docu m ents; (e) The possibility of limitation oi th number of witnesses; ' (e) Whenever evidence to excluded from tho record, the party offering such evidence may make an oiler of proof, which shall be Included in the transcript. D ie Oder of proof shall consist of a brief statem ent describing the evidence to be. offered. If Uie evidence consists of a brief statem ent or affidavit, or an exhibit, U shall be Inserted Into the transcript fn tote. In such event. It shall be considered a p art of the transcript If the Adminis etrrualitnogr decides th at the presiding officer's In. excluding, the evidence was erroneous. D ie presiding officer sliall not standard. Any party may a t Any time withdraw his objections to a proposed effluent standard. Any party who, after Umely notice thereof, falls to appear a t a hearing under this P art shall be deemed to have waived hto objections | 101.12 W rHlfi ir p nwa iU. The presiding officer shall announce at the hearing a reasonable period of time within which any p a rt; may fils with Uie hearing clerk proposed findings and conclusions*,and .written arguments or briefs, bared upon the record, citing, <d) D io Identification, and If prac ticable, the scheduling oi witnesses to be allow the Insertion ef such evidence in tofo If the taking of sueh evidence will where applicable, the page or pnr.es of Uio transcript or otherwise identifying called; consume a considerable length of Uma Uie speeifle evidence in the record which (c> If appropriate, the advance sub mission a t t he prehearing conference by any party of all documentary evidence to be marked lor Identification. When por tions only oi a document are lo be relied upon, the offering party shall prepare tho pertinent excerpts thereof, ade quately identified, and shall supply conies a t the hearing. But if Uie Administrator rales (h at such evidence should have been adm itted. Uie hearing sliall be re opened for th at purpose. (f) Affidavits may be admitted ns evidence upon a showing of their relevancy, m ateriality, and eom p.tm c7. All parties may be permitted to examine to relied upon. If the party filing a brief seeks consideration by the Administra tor of objections made liy sueh party to any ruling of. Uie presiding officer, lie shall Include In Ute brief a eanelse state m ent concerning earh sueh objection, referring, where practicable, to Uir per tinent pages of the transcript. oi such excerpt together with ilia orig aU affidavits th at are filed and to file 1 101.13 Cmffiralimi of record. inal document to the presiding allleer io r examination and aiudy by all other parties and io r use by opposing counsel. ({) Such other m atters na may nld In tho expeditious disposition ef tho pro ceeding. counter affidavits within a period of time set by Ute presiding officer. (g) Wltero affidavit or other docu m ents are admitted without crossexamination of tho affiant or maker, or where cross-examination la limited for D io presiding officer shall noliry.the hearing clerk of the close of a hearing as soon aa possible therraitcr and of the lime for filing written arguments, briefs, and proposed findings of fact nnd con- comltnnt modifications in Uie prepared 1101.10 A Jo iW ao ritfU fiM b any purpose by the presiding officer, tlio effluent standard. As soon ns pncsiblc (a) Where a prehearing conference has been held, and the jircddlnr effleer has directed Identification of witnesses and production oi documentary evidence mi biirh conference, the presiding officer may cxeludc any sncli evidence, or refuse to allow any witnesses to testify, where such witnesses were not Identified or. such documents submitted a t Uie m ehearing conference. Kuril evidence or testimony may tie permitted, however* upon a showing satisfactory to Uie pre siding officer llm l rood cause existed for failure to produce them a t lha*prchcarIng confcrcnco. D io presiding officer Adm inistrator shall consider the extent to which an opportunity for crossexamination was provided in determ in ing the weight to be accorded to evidence appearing in Uio record. ( 101.11 Braving prom luir*. (n) Burden of proof. Dio burden of proof, and of going forward to present an affirmntlvo rase, shall be upon any party seeking to show Uial a modifica tion of the proposed standard, to Justi fied. D io presiding officer shall establish the order in which such parties d u ll bo heard. after Uie hearing; Uie presiding officer shall transm it to the hearing clerk Uie transcript of Uie testimony and any ex hibits not already Included in the docket. D io presiding officer rlinll attach to the original transcript of testimony hto cer tificate staling that, to the best of Ids knowledge and bcllrf, Uie iransem it to a true transcript of Uie testimony rtven a t Uio 1tearing except hi such particulars as he sliall specify, and Uint Uie exhibits transm itted are nil Uie rxtdblts aa In troduced a t Uio hearing with r.ueli excepUons os lio alum **cciry. Al Uie cud of tho timo period announced by Uio pro- 1 I , i < < ^ t ra c ia l sicm e*, v o c a, no. a-- niDarm, m m ia iv 4 tW4 < < IOS 0 0 2 3 ! 774034 LSalTlf'irSiSSSt BUIO ANO KICUIATIONS 200 Idti officer nder 11R 1* tlw Mdtng officer commit with any person or U rltJm -m iqwy tan promptly bo traiusntaed io Ita Ad* mtnistretor for tartana. including an dorumcnta fUrd in Ita docket, an mo* lions and requests filed Uh ita bearing clerk and ruling thereon: tta certified party on o fact a l tame: FroHded, That tta Administrator nr Uie iwrrdriiiM officer may d b n w faria at im e wiUi any aucti person or tsirty If nil partirs liava been given mtMwwita rmtiee and an oppor SA-ilJM 6A--13.104--4 SA-12004-1 AH3 104-4 Spettri PbdUUss Mi transcript: and any propasrl finding tunity to be prear nL and concitrdon of. written arguments or brida which taro b o a fllsd. | 101.17 FiliaiMHillna. A -iaaaa A--I2.S03-I Admlnl DtiUre oT nporta and outer required 1 1 0 1 .1 4 Trmimttvm me hM (a) Aa aoea aa practfcobla following tta tennlnation of tta period allowed for tta flline of written arguments or briefa and proposed finding and conclusions. (a) All documen ts or papers required or authorised by the foregoing provisions of this Port shall be filed in quadruplicata. Any document or paper so required or auUiorbeed to be filed with the bearing clerk shall, during tha course of Uie hear ing. be filed with the presiding officer. SA--13.B0S-A A-iaans lA -ixaos-a a 13 ana u nnfonmuon. Compiinoe ren ew. Complain i. Oxncuon and penoltto. Ability to comply vita UM Kquoi Opportuni*yciaom. Squat opportunity eeneH Its ActminWrator hall ita * trm ath* A tapjr of cacti document or paper filed sa- i: dcdtdoa with t ta bearing derk. or ho by any party with Ihe presiding odeer IA-13JM-O Comptuir* abaU designate a responsible employes shall bo provided to all other parties. PumtsMon lai of tta Environmental Protection Ar cncy to prepare a recommended decision. <b> T ta tentative or recommended dodaion shall Include a brief explanation of the material issues of fact. law. or die* (b> Any document or paper required or authorised to be filed by this Part shall be denned to bo filed when post marked, or tn tt a ease of papers delivered other than by mail, when received by &A-12A0T . SA--13JV 7-I A -u aet-g A -42A 07-S a- ta sta nonrinas. Ornarsi., Informal boartnpL Formal b n n n p . AflJrmoUr aeuoei compii- orUon presented on the record, and pro tta hearing clerk. posed finding and conclusions with re (e) Sundays and Federal holidays shall sa- u s t a Raimes and spect to such issues and the reasons or basis therefor. The tentative or recom be Included in computing tha time al lowed for the filing of any document or Valleeiloa mt mended decision shall also include a rulInc on each proposed flndinc or conclu sion submitted by an objector, but need paper: Provided. That when such time expires on a Sunday or legal holiday, such period shall be extended to Include IA-11 W t IA-USM4 E n e m a of vsneMy. for not Include a ruling on auy objection to a ruling of the presiding ofllear, except for any such ruling which is reversed by tta next following business day. ( m Doc.74-4os riM )-*-?:r3 mo| A--13SSO 4 0(040 ewplnyeornt asro- the Administrator. (e) Upon the Alin? of tta tentative or recommended decision, the Administra Tttia 41--Public Contracts snd Property Management 1A-12AS0-4 Das oT oaltdily staStes. . A-I2S30-S AasuffrpUtios 4 validity. SA-12X50-T CmUnued m oT trua. tor shall give notice thereof, and oppor CHAPTER 3A--FEDERAL SUPPLY SERVICE SA-12.SOP-S Otbor mlretlaa ioenntquoa. tunity to file exceptions thereto br pub lication In the Ftorasa R tcrxra. Within a period of time specified in such notice any interested person may file with the hearing clerk exceptions to the tentative or recommended decision, and a brief In support of such exceptions, selling forth references to the basis in the record for the exceptions, and any proposed clianges In tha trn tatirt or recommended de cision. (d) Submission to Administrator: Upon the expiration of the penod al lowed for filing exceptions, the hearing clerk shall transmit to the Administrator any exceptions to the tentative or rec ommended decision which have been filed, with any briefs filed lit support thereof. (e) The procedures set forth in para graphs (a) throuch (d) of this section may be omitted where Uie Administrator finds Dial due and timely execution of his functions. Including compliance with time limitations established by law. im peratively and unavoidably ao require. PART SA-12--LABOR a r e s PART 5A-1G--PROCUREMENT FORMS General Services Administration; Labor - Subpart 5A-12.6--Walah-Hsaiey Public Contracts Act Practices | 3A-12.MI Ite-pnnoiLfliliee ml rm- This amendment of the General Serv ices Administration Procurement Regu lations (1) adds procedures applicable to the award and reporting of contracts subject to the Wnlxh-IIcalcy Public Con trortm g offieero. (a) Notification to contractor. Con tracting officers shall iumidi conime lon with copies of Department of labor W H FubUeaiion 1313. Notice to Employ ees Working on Government Contracts tracts Act and (3) adds procedures for carrying out Uie General Services Ad ministration Equal Employment Oppor tunity Program. The amendment pro vides that tha GSA Office of Civil Rights la responsible for the GSA Equal Employ ment Opportunity Program and Indicates tha duties and resiionsibllltlcs of various officials and organisational units associ ated with tha program. In addition, the amendment Implements Uie require (illustrated at I SA-1G.951-1313) when awarding a contract subject to the Walsh-Hcaley Public Contracts Act. In addiUon. Form PC-16. Minimum Ware Determinations under the Walxh-IIealey Public Contraete Art (mpies avail.*hie from Department o( Labori has been prepared by the Department of Labor to enable O contractor to ascertain the minimum wnge determination applica ble to a particular contract. The Drimrtment of Labor will issue nmendmenu to Form PC-16 aa new determinations be ments of the Secretary of Labor (41 CTR come effective. Copies of both W H Pub CO-4) pertaining to employee testing and lication 1313 and PC-16 should 1 1 101.15 D ftU o * f A J o is k n iw . other selection procedures. Aflev due consideration of the record.. Chapter SA is amended to add new Including exceptions and briefs filed under I 104.14. If any. the Administrator shall determine whether a modification of Uie proposed effluent standard is JusUfled based upon a preponderance of evi Part &A-13. as follows: I mSm * * i r > VUrAtcStMity rub* CMtndt Sac. IA-12-004 RrpwmilliiM * mmUmcU In Setri. supplied for each of tire contractor's establishments performing on contracts subject to Uie Walsh-IJcalcy Public Contracts AcL (b) Reporting contract atrarrti to De partment 0/ Labor. The original and 1 copy of Standard Form 93. Notice of dence adduced at Uie hearing- If he de termines that a modification is Justified, he shall Immediately promulgate a re vised effluent standard. tubft SA-ITLmi--ptttfwymoi)*Opmcu--ybi SA-12*00 Aoow or subfMrt. . . SA--12003 IUiM requirement. Award of Contract (Illustrated ni | SA IOJ 0 1-99). sitali be forwarded to Uie De partment of LaIjor. Employment Stand ards Administration. Wage and Hour Di 1 1 0 1 .1 6 E* port* WwasMos. A-13003-3 A IfOT t At no s ta g of a hearing under this Part shall tta Administrator or t.: pro* Equal Opporiunlty (Hum. Police vn bidden rrrmxdlna peooernrU equal pportuull/ vision. Washington. DC 202100. A copy shall bo retained In Uie procurement file. DoiaUcd Instructions for preparing riO U A l U O tm t , VOL 37, HO. 2--4IIOAT. JAMUAgy 4. 1V74 -nrrf\f\ .1 K.I P i 774035 IOS 0 0 2 3 5 4