Or. Admin. Code § 340-040-0135 - Modification to the Maximum Measurable Level
(1) The Department shall follow its
established schedule for periodic review of all of its rules to determine that
all current maximum measurable levels duly adopted by the Commission remain
appropriate.
(2) If a maximum
measurable level is based on a federal standard and that standard is duly
modified by the authorized federal agency, the Department shall reevaluate the
Commission's adopted maximum measurable level in conjunction with the
Department's tri-annual review of water quality standards or before, if the
Department considers it necessary to do so. The Department may, after that
re-evaluation, either propose to take no action or propose a change to the
maximum measurable level, pursuant to these rules.
(3) The Department may, at any time pertinent
scientifically valid information becomes available, propose a change to a
maximum measurable level or propose a new maximum measurable level for any
substance of concern or contaminant pursuant to the procedures set forth in
these rules.
(4) The Department
may, at any time pertinent scientifically valid information on degradates or
metabolites of a parent compound, or interactions thereof, becomes available,
propose a change to an existing maximum measurable level or propose a new
maximum measurable level for any substance of concern or contaminant pursuant
to the procedures set forth in these rules.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183.335(7), ORS 468.015, ORS 468B & ORS 536.137
Stats. Implemented: ORS 468B.155, ORS 468B.165, ORS 468B.166 & ORS 468B.167
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