360 CMR 10.064 - Combined Permit
(1)
Permit Overview and Coverage. The Combined Permit is
intended to cover a Person who would be required to be covered by a Group
Permit, except that the Person has one or more other processes or discharges
that make it ineligible for coverage by that Group Permit and all those other
processes and discharges are eligible to be covered by the General Permit for
Low Flow and Low Pollutant Dischargers,
360 CMR
10.062. The Combined Permit includes:
(a) the equivalent of the conditions and
requirements of the Group Permit discharges that are eligible for that Group
Permit;
(b) the equivalent of the
conditions and requirements of the General Permit for Low Flow and Low
Pollutant Dischargers for the discharges that are eligible for the General
Permit; and
(c) other conditions
considered appropriate by the Authority.
(2)
Combined Permit
Required. A Person with a facility eligible for coverage by the
Combined Permit must apply for and receive the Combined Permit in order to
discharge from the facility. Such Person is not eligible for a Group Permit set
forth in
360 CMR
10.061,
10.063,
or 10.065, the General Permit set forth in
360 CMR
10.062, or the Sewer Use Discharge Permit set
forth in
360 CMR
10.051 through
10.057
for such facility.
(3)
Application for the Combined Permit. Before beginning
a Discharge for which the Combined Permit is required, the Person who will
Discharge shall file with the Authority a Notice of Intent to Discharge (NOI)
or other application as required by the Authority, on a form available from the
Authority, and shall not begin discharging until it is issued the Combined
Permit by the Authority. The Authority may:
(a) require a Person to renew its Combined
Permit by filing a new application or NOI;
(b) require additional information relating
to the application or NOI; and
(c)
deny an application or NOI for a permit for an incomplete or inadequate
application or NOI.
(4)
Permit and Regulatory Compliance. A Person who must
apply for and receive the Combined Permit for a facility shall not Discharge or
cause or allow to be discharged, directly or indirectly, into the Authority
Sewerage System, any Industrial Waste from the facility, unless such Discharge
complies with the Combined Permit issued to the Person. Unless specifically
modified by the Combined Permit, a Person issued the Combined Permit shall
comply with 360 CMR 10.000 and is subject to enforcement pursuant to
360 CMR 2.00:
Enforcement and Administrative Penalties, and St. 1984, c. 372
and St. 1987, c. 307.
(5)
Sampling Location. Any new facility that will be
covered by the Combined Permit, or any substantial change to an existing
facility that is covered by the Combined Permit, must include plumbing to
assure that a representative sample of the discharge from all operations may be
taken at a safe and accessible location after treatment and before combining
with any other streams.
(6)
Posting of Permit. A Person issued the Combined Permit
shall post a copy of the Combined Permit on a bulletin board in its facility or
such other conspicuous location as the Authority shall allow and shall post
with the Combined Permit the name of the individuals at the facility
responsible for compliance with the Combined Permit and the names of the
individuals at the facility to be notified in the event of an Upset or other
event requiring notice to the Authority.
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