tailieunhanh - 314 CMR 5.00: GROUND WATER DISCHARGE PERMIT PROGRAM

In the last year the Blacksmith Institute and Green Cross Switzerland have been using field studies and expertise in pollution analysis to prepare estimates on the contribution of industrial toxic pollutants to the burden of disease. The estimates in this report are based on information collected through the Blacksmith Institutes Toxic Sites Identification Program (TSIP). This program is an ongoing process to identify and screen contaminated sites in low and middle-income countries. The goal of TSIP is to identify point-source pollution coming from contaminated sites that present a risk to public health. The TSIP database includes information on the concentration. | 314 CMR DIVISION OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL 314 CMR GROUND WATER DISCHARGE PERMIT PROGRAM Section Purpose Authority and Scope Definitions Discharges Requiring a Permit Other Activities Requiring a Permit Activities Not Requiring a Permit Restrictions on the Issuance of a Permit Effect of a Permit Continuation of an Expiring Permit Duty to Submit Hydrogeological Evaluation Application for a Permit Permit Conditions Ground W ater Standards Modification Suspension Revocation Renewal and Transfer of Permits General Permits Signatories to Permit Applications N otices of Intent and Reports Requirements for Privately Owned Wastewater Treatment F acilities General C onditions Purpose Authority and Scope 314 CMR establishes the program whereby discharges of pollutants to the ground waters of the Commonwealth are regulated by the Department pursuant to . c. 21 27 and 43. In addition to regulating these discharges . c. 21 26 through 53 requires that the Department regulate the outlets for such discharges and any treatment works associated with these discharges. Through 314 CMR the Department controls the discharge of pollutants to the ground waters of the Commonwealth to assure that ground waters are protected for their actual and potential use as a source of potable water and surface waters are protected for their existing and designated uses and to assure the attainment and maintenance of the Massachusetts Surface Water Quality Standards set forth in 314 CMR . Definitions As used in 314 CMR the following words have the following meaning Aquifer- a Geological Formation - group of formations or part of a formation that is capable of yielding a significant amount of water to a well or spring. Best Management Practices or BMP - schedules of activities prohibitions of practices maintenance procedures and other management practices to prevent or reduce

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