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Waste Facility Stormwater Discharge Tracking - Ohio
Waste Facility Stormwater Discharge Tracking is a legal document that was released by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources - a government authority operating within Ohio.
FAQ
Q: What is waste facility stormwater discharge tracking?
A: Waste facility stormwater discharge tracking refers to the monitoring and regulation of stormwater runoff from waste facilities in Ohio.
Q: Why is waste facility stormwater discharge tracking important?
A: It is important to track waste facility stormwater discharge to ensure that contaminants are not polluting nearby water sources and to comply with regulations.
Q: Who is responsible for waste facility stormwater discharge tracking in Ohio?
A: The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is responsible for regulating and monitoring waste facility stormwater discharge.
Q: What types of waste facilities are included in stormwater discharge tracking in Ohio?
A: Waste facilities such as landfills, industrial facilities, and wastewater treatment plants are included in stormwater discharge tracking in Ohio.
Q: What are the potential contaminants in waste facility stormwater runoff?
A: Potential contaminants in waste facility stormwater runoff can include pollutants such as chemicals, heavy metals, and sediment.
Q: What measures are taken to prevent stormwater pollution from waste facilities?
A: Waste facilities are required to implement best management practices (BMPs) to prevent or minimize stormwater pollution, such as using berms, vegetation, and sediment ponds.
Q: How often is waste facility stormwater discharge monitored in Ohio?
A: The frequency of monitoring waste facility stormwater discharge varies depending on the specific regulations and permits, but it typically involves regular inspections and sampling.
Q: What happens if a waste facility fails to meet stormwater discharge regulations in Ohio?
A: If a waste facility fails to meet stormwater discharge regulations in Ohio, it may face penalties, fines, or enforcement actions from the Ohio EPA, as well as potential harm to the environment and public health.
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