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MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM 2 J. R. SIMPLOT COMPANY LATHROP, SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY to the monitoring network(s). The report shall include a discussion of the progress toward re- establishment of compliance with waste discharge requirements and the water quality protection standards. The report shall also contain a summary of the quantity, type(s) and source(s) of all materials discharged to the WMUs. B. REQUIRED MONITORING REPORTS 1 . Water Quality Protection Standard Report The Discharger shall submit a water quality protection standard report pursuant to Article 5 of Chapter 15 within 90 days of adoption of this Order. Any changes to the water quality protection standard shall be described in the annual monitoring report. 2. Detection Monitoring Report The Discharger shall submit reports of the results of the detection monitoring in accordance with the schedules specified in this Monitoring and Reporting Program. 3. Annual Monitoring Summary Report The Discharger shall submit the Annual Monitoring Summary Report as specified in the Standard Provisions and Reporting Requirements. 4. Constituents-of-Concern (COC) 5-Year Report In the absence of evidence of a new release, the Discharger shall monitor all COCs for all Monitoring Points and Background Monitoring Points for each monitored medium at least every fifth year, beginning with the calendar year 1995, with subsequent COC monitoring efforts being carried out every fifth year thereafter alternately in the summer(Reporting Period ends September 30) and Winter (Reporting Period ends March 31). The COC Report may be combined with a Detection Monitoring Report or an Annual Summary Report having a Reporting Period that ends at the same time. 5. Constituents-of-Concern Detection Report The Discharger shall report to the Board no later than 31 January of a given year the analytical results of the monitoring data obtained during the previous twelve months. C. REQUIRED MONITORING PROGRAMS 1. Monitoring Parameters The Discharger shall analyze water samples from each medium separately and shall test the resulting data as follows: a. Parameters that use statistical methods: pH, total dissolved solids, specific conductivity, chloride, sulfate, sodium, nitrate and ammonium; b. Parameter that uses non-statistical method: Volatile organic compounds.