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North County Recycling Center and Sanitary Landfill <br />Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Page 70 <br />6. The status and schedule of the local agreement project or projects planned for <br />implementation over the next two years; and, <br />7. A status and schedule implementation update regarding the facility’s required actions <br />per the local agreement. <br />13.3 Protection of Waters of the State <br />13.3.1 Prohibited Discharges for Installed Compliance Options: <br />1. Water related to the cleaning and maintenance of the BMP is an unauthorized NSWD; <br />and, <br />2. Storm water associated with industrial activities occurring below the 85th percentile <br />24-hour storm event and/or sources of non-storm water authorized by this General <br />Permit in Section IV. <br />13.3.2 Migration of Pollutants into Groundwater <br />The migration of pollutants that cause or contribute to the exceedance of a water quality <br />objective in groundwater is prohibited. A facility shall ensure infiltration BMP or BMPs <br />implemented for compliance with a compliance option shall be designed and operated to: <br />1. Prevent captured and/or infiltrated storm water from causing or contributing to the <br />exceedance of a water quality objective in groundwater. <br />2. Prevent the constituents in Attachment I, Table B from causing a threat to the <br />attainment of the groundwater’s beneficial use(s) if identified and have the potential to <br />discharge to groundwater. <br />3. Prevent the migration of existing soil contamination to groundwater and not interfere <br />with any active remedial activities for existing groundwater contamination in the <br />vicinity of the facility and/or off-site BMP or BMPs. <br />4. Address other similar factors which may degrade groundwater; and <br />5. For the on-site compliance option, include a determination of General Permit <br />Attachment I, Section IV.B.1-4 in the certification required by the California licensed <br />civil engineer in General Permit Attachment I, Section II.C. <br />13.3.3 Infiltration and Groundwater Protection <br />The infiltration of industrial storm water and authorized non-storm water must meet the <br />following requirements: <br />1. Infiltration BMPs must not cause or contribute to an exceedance of an applicable <br />groundwater quality objective. <br />2. Infiltration BMPs used for compliance option implementation shall comply with <br />applicable local municipal ordinances, storm water requirements, and design standards <br />for the infiltration of industrial storm water and authorized non-storm water as listed in <br />General Permit Section IV. <br />3. The minimum BMP requirements (General Permit Section X.H.1) shall be <br />implemented to maximize pollution prevention and protection of receiving <br />groundwater quality and beneficial uses; and