A. A Recycled
Water Individual Permit for Reclaimed Water is obtained under
R18-9-A703 . A Recycled Water
Individual Permit for Reclaimed Water:
1. Is
valid for five years;
2. Must be
updated as prescribed by
R18-9-A705; and
3. Continues, pending the issuance of a new
permit, with the same terms following its expiration if the following are met:
a. The permittee submits an application for a
new permit at least 60 days before the expiration of the existing permit;
and
b. The permitted activity is of
a continuing nature.
B. A Recycled Water Individual Permit for
Reclaimed Water shall contain, if applicable:
1. The class of reclaimed water to be applied
for direct reuse or the alternative water quality criteria appropriate for a
direct reuse type not listed in 18 A.A.C.
11, Article 3, Table A that ADEQ may
allow under
R18-11-309;
2. Specific types of direct reuse and any
limitations on reuse;
3.
Requirements for monitoring reclaimed water quality and flow to demonstrate
compliance with this Article and 18 A.A.C.
11, Article 3;
4. Requirements for reporting the following
data to demonstrate compliance with this Article and 18 A.A.C.
11, Article 3:
a. Water quality test results demonstrating
the reclaimed water meets the applicable standards for the class of water or
the alternative water quality criteria identified in subsection (B)(1),
and
b. The total volume of
reclaimed water generated for direct reuse.
5. Requirements for maintaining records of
all monitoring information and monitoring activities include:
a. The date, description of sampling
location, and time of sampling or measurement;
b. The name of the person who performed the
sampling or measurement;
c. The
date the analyses were performed;
d. The name of the person who performed the
analyses;
e. The analytical
techniques or methods used;
f. The
results of the analyses; and
g.
Documentation of sampling technique, sample preservation, and transportation,
including chain-of-custody forms.
6. Requirements to retain all monitoring
activity records and results, including all data for continuous monitoring
instrumentation, and calibration and maintenance records for five years from
the date of sampling or analysis. The Director shall extend the five-year
retention period:
a. During the course of an
unresolved litigation regarding compliance with the permit conditions,
or
b. For any other justifiable
cause.
7. A requirement
to allow all end users access to the records of physical, chemical, and
biological quality of the reclaimed water.
8. Signage or other notification requirements
appropriate to the use; and
9.
Closure requirements, if applicable.
C.
Permit transfer. A permittee may transfer a Reclaimed Water
Individual Permit to another person if the following conditions are
met:
1.
The permittee notifies the Director of the proposed
transfer.
2.
The permittee submits a written agreement containing
a specific date for the transfer of permit responsibility and coverage between
the current permittee and the proposed new permittee, including an
acknowledgment that the existing permittee is liable for violations up to the
date of transfer and that the proposed new permittee will be liable for
violations from that date forward.
3.
The notice specified in subsection (C)(1) contains
any information for the proposed new permittee that is changed from the
information submitted under R18-9-705(B) .
4.
The Director, within 30 days of receiving a transfer
notice from the permittee, does not notify both the current permittee and
proposed new permittee of the intent to amend, revoke, or reissue the permit or
require the proposed new permittee to file an application for a new permit
rather than agreeing to transfer the current permit.
