360 CMR 10.032

Terms and Conditions of Septage Discharge Permits

Year: 2026Length: 121 wordsOfficial source
A Septage Discharge Permit issued under 360 CMR 10.000 may require that the permittee: (1) Limit the rate, time, characteristic, origin, and discharge location of Septage; (2) Implement methods to measure and/or monitor its discharges; (3) Submit discharge reports to the Authority; (4) Maintain and submit to the Authority records documenting the amount, origin, discharge location, and characteristic of Septage and/or Industrial Waste pumped, transported, and discharged, whether within or outside the Authority Sewerage System District; (5) Pay special service charges or fees; (6) Comply with Authority Septage monitoring, tracking, manifest, and ticketing procedures; and (7) Take any other action deemed necessary or appropriate by the Authority to help ensure compliance with 360 CMR 10.000 and/or local, state, and federal law.
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