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ORDER NO. R5-2006-4054 -15- INDIVIDUAL 15 - INDIVIDUAL DISCHARGER CONDITIONAL. WAIVER OF WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS FOR DISCHARGES FROM IRRIGATED LANDS project is the conditional waiver of waste discharge requirements. This Conditional Waiver does not allow dischargers to degrade waters of the State and does require dischargers to comply with water quality standards, protect beneficial uses, and protect against pollution and nuisance. The project, therefore, does not cause effects that are more severe than discussed in the Initial Study and Negative Declaration. The conditions of the waiver, if complied with, will protect the waters of the State. Therefore, no subsequent environmental document is required for this Order. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that: Pursuant to Water Code Sections 13263, 13267, and 13269, Dischargers, as defined in Attachment. A, who are covered under the Conditional Waiver, in order to meet the provisions contained in Water Code Division 7 and regulations and plans and policies adopted thereunder, shall comply with the terms and conditions contained in Attachment B. 2, A Discharger may not discharge any waste not specifically regulated by the Conditional Waiver except in compliance with the Water Code. 3. Dischargers shall implement management practices, as necessary, to improve and protect water quality and to achieve compliance with applicable water quality standards. 4. Pursuant to Water Code Section 13269, the Central Valley Water Board waives the requirement for Dischargers to submit a RWD and to obtain WDRs for discharges of waste from irrigated lands if the Discharger complies with the Conditional Waiver and Monitoring and Reporting Program Order No. R5-2003-0827 and any revisions thereto. 5. Pursuant to Water Code Section 13269, this action waiving the issuance of WDRs for certain specific types of discharges: 1) is conditional; 2) may be terminated at any time; 3) does not permit any illegal activity; 4) does not preclude the need for permits which may be required by other local or governmental agencies; and 5) does not preclude the Central Valley Water Board from administering enforcement remedies (including civil liability) pursuant to the Water Code. 6. Dischargers shall comply with the terms and conditions of the Conditional Waiver and take action to improve and protect waters of the State. 7. The Conditional Waiver shall not create a vested right, and all such discharges of waste shall be considered a privilege, as provided for in Water Code Section 13263. 8. A waiver of WDRs for a type of discharge may be superseded if the State Water Board or Central Valley Water Board adopts specific WDRs or general WDRs for this type of discharge. 9. The Central Valley Water Board may review this Conditional Waiver at any time and may modify or terminate the Conditional Waiver in its entirety.