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Stormwater runoff is generated when precipitation from rain and snowmelt events flows over land or impervious surfaces and does not percolate into the ground. Such runoff accumulates debris, chemicals, sediment, and other pollutants and is a major source of pollution that damages rivers, lakes, streams, and coastal waters of the United States. To address this problem, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has developed a federal program under the Clean Water Act's (CWA) National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) program to regulate stormwater discharge sources. The CWA prohibits any person from discharging pollutants into a waterway from a point source unless a permit issued either by the EPA or an authorized state agency authorizes the discharge.
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Final Regulations
40 CFR 122 - Stormwater Discharges From Logging Roads
12/07/2012
National
Proposed Regulations
40 CFR 122 - Notice of Proposed Revisions to Stormwater Regulations To Clarify That an NPDES Permit Is Not Required for Stormwater Discharges From Logging Roads
09/04/2012
National
Questions & Answers
Are facilities required to conduct monitoring under USEPA's general permit?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
Are the 2003 stormwater rules retroactive? I have a several trucking terminals that discharge from pavement through storm drains to streams with no permits. Are we in/out of compliance?
11/24/2003
National
Questions & Answers
Do I have flexibility in preparing the storm water pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) and selecting best management practices (BMPs) for my site?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
Do I need a NPDES permit if my stormwater exposure is only in the parking lot?
12/06/2004
National
Questions & Answers
Do storm water discharges from non-industrial areas (such as employee parking lots) at an industrial facility have to be addressed in the NPDES permit?
12/07/1999
National
Guidance Documents
Establishing TMDL Waste Load Allocations (WLA) for Stormwater Sources and NPDES Permitting Requirements for Those WLAs
National
Guidance Documents
Green Infrastructure Permitting and Enforcement Series Factsheets
National
Questions & Answers
How do I know which permit conditions apply to me?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
How many Notices of Intent (NOIs) must I submit? Where and when are they sent?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
If a project will not be completed before this permit expires, how can I keep permit coverage?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
Is the SWPPP the same as an SPCC plan?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
Must every permittee have a separate SWPPP, or is a joint plan allowed?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
My project will disturb less than 5 acres, but it may be part of a "larger common plan of development or sale." How can I tell what applies to me and what must I do?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
My question has to do with discharge of steam condensate and SWPPP.
05/17/2004
National
Notices
Notice of corrections to the 2012 Construction General Permit
08/07/2012
National
Forms
NPDES Applications and Forms
National
Regulatory Analysis
Stormwater - General
National
Checklists
Stormwater Sampling Kit Inspection Checklist
National
Questions & Answers
Throughout our construction project, we have amended our SWPPP several times. What are our obligations now that we have altered our SWPPP?
11/02/2016
National
Questions & Answers
We recently purchased an existing building, but renovations need to be completed prior to moving into the building. What types of indoor/outdoor activities would trigger the need for a permit?
10/28/2016
National
Questions & Answers
What are "significant materials?"
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
What are the actual numerical effluent guidelines under the NPDES Stormwater Permit for Industrial users, specifically air transportation?
07/23/2003
National
Questions & Answers
What are the benefits and drawbacks of pursuing an individual stormwater permit instead of a general permit?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
What are the benefits and drawbacks of pursuing an individual stormwater permit instead of a general permit?
11/07/2007
National
Questions & Answers
What are typical differences between state and federal regulation of storm water?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
What does the permit require regarding historic preservation?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
What exactly are best management practices (BMPs)?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
What exactly is "storm water associated with industrial activity?"
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
What is NPDES?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
What is the difference between the NPDES construction and industrial general permits?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
What is the federal requirement for the frequency of stormwater pollution prevention plan required inspections? Is there a state of Ohio requirement?
07/14/2003
National
Questions & Answers
What is the multisector permit?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
What kind of permit do I need?
12/07/1999
National
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What must I do to satisfy the permit eligibility requirements related to endangered species?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
What SIC code should a facility use if there are multiple activities occurring at the site?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
When can I terminate permit coverage? Can I terminate coverage (i.e., liability for permit compliance) before the entire project is finished?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
When can you consider future construction on a property to be part of a separate plan of development or sale?
12/07/1999
National
Questions & Answers
Will the 2017 federal construction general stormwater permit change my current requirements?
10/28/2016
National
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