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... As adoptedv7 Resolution 2004-0032 CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS TITLE 23. Division 3. Chapter 9. Waste Discharge Reports and Requirements Article 1. Fees Section 2200. Annual Fee Schedules Each person for whom waste discharge requirements have been prescribed pursuant to section 13263 of the Water Code shall submit, to the State Board,an annual fee in accordance with the following schedules. The fee shall be submitted for each waste discharge requirement order issued to that person. An Ambient Water Monitoring(AWM) surcharge will be added to each individual fee. The AWM surcharge for all discharges pursuant to section(a)Non-National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)and(c) Confined Animal Feeding Operations (CAFO) is 9%of the calculated fee; the surcharge for all discharges pursuant to section(b)NPDES is 18.5% of the calculated fee. The surcharge shall be applied to all permits prior to other surcharges prescribed herein. (a)Non-NPDES fees: Annual fees for persons issued waste discharge requirement orders for discharges to land under the Waste Discharge Requirements' or surface waters not covered by a NPDES permit and Land Disposal2 Programs, shall be based on the discharge's fee rating according to the following schedule, plus applicable surcharge(s), except as provided in subdivisions (a)(2)and c. ANNUAL FEE SCHEDULE FOR DISCHARGES TO LAND Threat to Water Regulatory Programs Quality Complexity (CPLX) Waste Discharge a (TTWQ) Requirements' Land Disposal I A $41,800 $26,000' I B $26,400 $21,000 1 C $14,245 $13,500 2 A $9,515 $11,250 2 B $5,720 $9,000 2 C $4,290 $6,750 3 A $3,380 $4,500 3 B $1,800 $3,375 3 C $800 $1,500 Waste Discharge Requirements(WDRs)are those discharges of waste to land that are regulated through waste discharge requirements issued pursuant o Water Code Section 13263 and that do not implemera the requirements of Title 27 of the California Code of Regulations(CCR). Examples include,but are not limited to,wastewater treatment plants,erosion control projects,and septic tank systems. Municipal and domestic discharges of less than 50,000 gallons per day in category 2-11,2-C,3-B and 3-C will receive a 30%fee discount. Municipal and domestic dischargesreceiving the discount are defined as facilities that treat domestic wastewater or a mixture of wastewater that is predominately domestic wastewater. Domestic wastewater consists of wastes from bathroom toilets,showers,and sinks,from residential kitchens,and from residentialclothes washing. It does not include discharges fom food preparation and dish washing in restaurants or from commercial laundromats. 'Land Disposal WDRs are those discharges of waste to land that are regulated througli waste discharge requirements issued pursuamm Water Code Section 13263 and that implement the requirements of CCR Title 27. Examples include,butare not limited to both active and closed Iandfils and surface impoundments. 'A surcharge of$12,000 will be added for Class I Landfills. Class I landfills are those that,during the time they are,or were,in operation,are so classified by the RWQCB under 23 CCR Chapter 15,have WDRs that allow(or,for closed units,allowed)them to receive hazardous waste,and have a permit issued by the Department of Toxic Substance Control under 22 CCR Chapter 10, §66270.1 et seq. 1