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Admin Orders
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11/5/2002
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58-02-28-F
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11/5/2002
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James R. Carlson
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<br />is used in the calculation. For example, an industry with a wastewater flow of 550,000 <br />gallons per day, and responsible for a violation for which the administrative penalty from <br />the enforcement response guide is $500, will receive an adjusted administrative penalty of <br />$500 x 0.55 x 10 = $2750. <br /> <br />The value of Q will be calculated as follows: <br /> <br />For violations of a daily effluent limitation, Q = wastewater flow for the day of the <br />violation. <br />For violations of a weekly effluent limitation, Q = daily average wastewater flow for the <br />week of the violation. <br />:l For violations of a monthly effluent limitation, Q = daily average wastewater flow for the <br />month of the violation. <br />For other violations, Q = daily average wastewater flow for the month of the violation. <br /> <br />If the wastewater flows above are not available, the best available data will be used by the <br />City to estimate the flow. <br /> <br />9. Other enforcement orders available besides those listed in the guide above include: <br />Stipulated Enforcement Order; Cease and Desist Order; and Termination and Revocation <br />Order. These orders can be issued separately or in conjunction with any other order in the <br />guide. <br /> <br />10. In addition to the enforcement response listed above, the matter will be referred for <br />criminal prosecution where deemed appropriate by the Wastewater Division Director. <br />Conviction will result in a fine of not less than $1000 or more than $2500, or 30 days in <br />jail, or both, for each day in which such violation occurs. <br /> <br />11. A Mobile Waste Hauler Permit may be reinstated when account is made current; only <br />cash, money order, or cashiers check will be accepted for six month period following <br />permit revocation. A $50.00 reconnection fee will be charged. <br /> <br />12. i\For industries'with more than one regulated wastestream, the escalated response to <br />effluent violations is applied separately. For example, if an industry has three <br />consecutive months of violations at one wastestream and then the following month a <br />violation occurs at a separate wastestream, this would count as the industry s first <br />violation for that wastestream assuming there were no other violations at this location <br />during the past 12 months. <br /> <br />13. For slug discharges, notification to the POTW shall occur within 60 minutes of the <br />industrial user becoming aware of it. <br /> <br />Appendix A to Admin Order No. 58-02-28-F <br />Administrative Rule R-6.501 - Page 12 <br />c:\ WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files\OLK61A5\02IndustriaIPretreatment-2ao-AppA. wpd <br />
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