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Pretreatment Industrial Users General Permit Conditions Page 7of14 quality control data, for all sampling performed during the reporting period is required to be submitted. 20. The monthly reports shall indicate the time, date and place, of sampling, persons responsible for collection and handling of the sample including all chain of custody reports, methods of analysis, date of analysis, sample analysis results including quality control results for the analysis and shall certify that such sampling and analysis is representative of the expected pollutants discharged to the sewer. Should the permittee monitor for any pollutants more frequently than required by this permit, including, but not limited to, routine monitoring, process wastewater, biosolids, waste streams, waste solids, hazardous waste, spills, site remediation work, stormwater, internal treatment system audits, or treatment operational testing, the results from those monitoring events shall also be included with the self-monitoring report. 21. f=inal effluent discharge flow data shall be recorded daily. Self-monitoring reports shall include total daily flow and total monthly flow, in gallons, discharged to the sewer, unless otherwise specified in this permit. Complete summary tabulations of loading and concentrations of all required parameters shall be included in the self-monitoring report. A zero -discharge certification statement shall be submitted with each self-monitoring report when there has been no discharge for the reporting period. 22. final effluent discharge pH data shall be reported by exception on a monthly basis, unless - otherwise specified in this permit. By exception shall mean reporting the minutes per day and value thereof for any pH reading that is out of compliance. All instances of noncompliance for pH must be accounted for and reported in the self-monitoring report. A copy of the corresponding pH recording chart for each pH violation shall be submitted with the self-monitoring report. 23. Permittee information and data obtained from inspections, reports, questionnaires, permit applications, permits and monitoring programs shall be available to the public without restrictions unless the permittee specifically requests and can demonstrate to the City that release of such information would divulge information, processes or methods of production entitled to protection as trade secrets of the permittee. 24. Permittee shall abide by all applicable provisions of the Stockton Municipal Code, or any applicable local, state or federal code or regulations, and shall not discharge any waste containing pollutant concentrations in excess of Local Limits SMC 13.08.250. Any continuing violation of any provision of said codes or regulations will be subject to escalating enforcement actions, including fines, and may be just cause for revocation of this permit. 25. Misrepresentation or failure to disclose all relevant facts in any required reports shall be considered a violation of this permit and will be subject to maximum enforcement actions allowed by the Stockton Municipal Code.