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OH SB313
Bill
Status
11/10/2010
Primary Sponsor
Jimmy Stewart
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AI Summary
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Requires the Director of Environmental Protection to consider applicant's financial limitations when issuing NPDES permits for sewerage systems, approving long-term control plans, and enforcing the Federal Water Pollution Control Act.
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Mandates consideration of the effectiveness and cost of long-term control plans and specific wet weather flow control technologies.
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Requires evaluation of environmental impacts and promotion of alternative control options that minimize environmental effects.
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Directs consideration of economic impacts on permit applicants, permittees, other government entities, and state residents.
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Allows flexibility in implementing long-term control plans when they impose disproportionate financial hardship, and requires consideration of federal combined sewer overflow control policy factors that ease financial burdens, including small system considerations and water quality standards attainability.
Legislative Description
To require the Director of Environmental Protection to consider, to the extent allowable under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, specified factors before issuing NPDES permits for sewerage systems, requiring and approving long-term control plans for wet weather discharges from sewerage systems, and enforcing provisions that Act as applied to sewerage systems.
Sewerage systems-factors to be considered in issuing permits
Last Action
To Environment & Natural Resources
11/10/2010