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Storm Water Management for Harbors
Alaska Association of Harbormasters and Port Administrators
Wrangell, AlaskaOctober 26, 2010
Shane Serrano ADEC
Alaska Harbors come in different shapes, sizes and ownerships
Alaska Harbors come in different shapes, sizes and ownerships
Clean Water ActPassed by Congress in 1972 and amended
several timesAct addresses water pollution from point
sources and nonpoint sourcesPoint sources are addressed through NPDES
permitting ProgramNonpoint sources are addressed through
grants to implement Best Management Practices
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)Individual Permits
Typically Domestic Wastewater DisposalGeneral Permits
Construction GPMulti-Sector GPVessel GP
Four QuestionsWhat is the MSGP?Are You covered by the MSGP?What do You have to do to comply with the
MSGP?When does ADEC assume the storm water
program from EPA?
What is the MSGP?Section 402(p) of the Clean Water Act directs
EPA to develop permit application requirements for “stormwater discharges associated with industrial activity”
EPA developed the NPDES Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP) for Stormwater Discharges Associated with Industrial Sources
The previous version, the MSGP 2000, expired in October 30, 2005
In early 2009 MSGP is reissued in Alaska
Am I covered by the MSGP?One of 29 Industrial Sectors Water Transportation – Sector Q
Water Transportation of FreightFerriesMarine CargoTowing and Tugboat ServicesMarinas
Ship and Boat Building and Repairing Yards – Sector R
Covered DischargesStorm water discharge associated with
industrial activity means the discharge from any conveyance that is used for collecting and conveying storm water and that is directly related to manufacturing, processing or raw materials storage areas at an industrial plant. 40 CFR 122.26 (b)(14)
Coverage Required for Facilities that Perform one or more of the Following
Blasting and PaintingMaterial StorageEngine Maintenance and Repair AreasMaterial HandlingDrydock ActivitiesPressure Washing (May need another NPDES
permit)
Need to Meet All Three ConditionsYour Facility is included in the regulated SIC
CodesYour Facility has regulated activities on your
propertyThere is a discharge of the runoff through a
point source
What do I have to do to comply with the MSGP?Read the permit Develop a SWPPP or Revise Existing SWPPPImplement SWPPP and Control MeasuresSubmit Notice of Intent Conduct InspectionsConduct MonitoringImplement Corrective ActionMaintain Reporting & Recordkeeping
Read the PermitRead Sections 1-7 & 9 and section 8-sector Q
or RRead Appendices A-KFor details read the Fact SheetAvailable at
www.epa.gov/npdes/stormwater/msgpRead permit with your facility in mindRead Sector Q or R Fact Sheet
Developing Your SWPPPEPA GuidanceSpecific to Industrial
FacilitiesWhat to Include in
SWPPPCommon
Compliance Problems
Elements of SWPPPListing of Pollution Prevention TeamDescription of SiteSummary of Potential Pollutant SourcesDescription of Control MeasuresList of Schedules and ProceduresDocument Eligibility ConsiderationsSignature RequirementsAdditional Documentation
Additional Documentation for SWPPPCopy of Notice of IntentDescription of significant spills or leaksRecords of employee trainingDocumentation of maintenance of control
measuresCopies of inspection reportsDescription of corrective actions takenDocumentation of any benchmark
exceedancesDocumentation of status change from active
to inactive
Control MeasuresMust select, design, install and implement
control measures (including BMPs) to address* Selection and design considerations* Meet the non-numeric effluent limits* Meet limits contained in applicable effluent limitations guidelines
Non-Numeric Technology-Based Effluent LimitsMinimize ExposureGood HousekeepingMaintenanceSpill Prevention and Response Procedures
Erosion and Sediment ControlManagement of Runoff
Non-Numeric Technology-Based Effluent LimitsSalt Storage PilesSector Specific Non-Numeric
Effluent LimitsEmployee TrainingNon-Stormwater DischargesWaste, Garbage and Floatable
DebrisDust Generation and Vehicle
Tracking of Industrial Materials
Erosion and Sediment ControlAlaska Storm Water Guide
http://dec.alaska.gov/water/wnpspc/stormwater/Guidance.html
ADOT&PF SWPPP Guide www.dot.state.ak.us/stwddes/dcsenviron/resource
s2.shtml#EPA SWPPP Guidehttp://cfpub.epa.gov/npdes/stormwater/swpp
p.cfmEPA Menu of Stormwater BMPswww.epa.gov/npdes/stormwater/menuofbmps
NOI Submittal to EPA (ADEC after Oct 31, 2009)Existing Dischargers – In operation prior to
Oct 30, 2005 and authorized under MSGP 2000
New Dischargers – In operation in between Oct 30, 2005 and date in AK MSGP
New Dischargers – In operation after date in AK MSGP
Other Eligible Dischargers – In operation prior to October 30, 2005, but not covered under the MSGP 2000 or other NPDES permit
InspectionsRoutine Facility InspectionsQuarterly Visual Assessment of Stormwater
DischargesComprehensive Site Inspections
MonitoringMonitoring ProceduresBenchmark MonitoringEffluent Limitations Monitoring
Monitoring and Sampling EPA GuidanceHow to Prepare for
MonitoringHow to Conduct
MonitoringHow to Evaluate
Monitoring ResultsRecord-Keeping
Corrective ActionReview and Revision to Eliminate ProblemReview to Determine if Modifications are
NecessaryCorrective Action ReportEffect of Corrective Action
Reporting and RecordkeepingReport Monitoring Data to ADEC (after Oct
31, 2009)Send Annual Report to ADEC (after Oct 31,
2009)Exceedance Report for Numeric Effluent
LimitsAdditional ReportingRecordkeeping
When Does ADEC Assume the Storm Water Program?Transfer of NPDES Program started October
31, 2008Phase 1
Domestic WastewaterSeafood ProcessorsLog Transfer Facilities
Phase 2 October 31, 2009Stormwater
Phase 3 October 31, 2010Mining
Changes to MSGP under ADECThe permit will stay the same until 2013Monitoring data and Annual Reports sent to
ADECCompliance and Enforcement Inspections by
ADEC
Tidal Grid Usage SurveyWhat information is available and tracked
(size, duration, activities, wasteload, etc.)What activities are allowed (type of
maintenance)What measures have been employed (collect &
treat)