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INFORMATION SHEET <br /> GENERAL ORDER FOR LAND DISPOSAL <br /> OF GROUND WATER FROM CLEANUP OF <br /> PETROLEUM FUEL POLLUTION <br /> effluent quality are not expected. If detectable concentrations of fuel <br /> constituents are found, the monitoring program requires weekly monitoring <br /> of the effluent until 'non-detected' conditions are reestablished. The <br /> effluent sampling is not a substitute for process control monitoring by <br /> the Discharger. <br /> b. Daily maximum effluent concentrations are established to allow for some <br /> effluent quality variation and for the false positive analytical results <br /> inherent in analyses near the limits of detection. For Benzene, Ethyl <br /> Benzene, Toluene, and Xylene, the Daily Maximum Effluent Limitation has <br /> been set at ten times the detection limit. For TPH, the Daily Maximum has <br /> been set at the taste and odor threshold of approximately 0.1 mg/1. The <br /> Daily Maximum for lead is set at 50 µg/l , the primary drinking water <br /> standard for lead. <br /> A Report of Waste Discharge and filing fee will be submitted by each proposed <br /> Discharger, providing information on the discharge as detailed in Attachment A. <br /> If the Executive Officer finds that the proposed discharge qualifies for coverage <br /> under this General Order, the Discharger shall be issued a Notification of <br /> Applicability statement. <br /> KDL/kdl <br />