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DRAFT the SWPPP, QBR=s SWPPT is responsible for insuring that the drainage/runoff from the approved NSD does not come into contact with the site's operational areas and/or co -mingles with the site's industrial storm water discharges. In addition to monitoring the site for non -storm water discharges, QBR personnel will also identify, monitor and describe any non -storm water run-on from offsite sources. Monthly observations for run-on from offsite sources of NSD shall be conducted after at least 48 hours of dry weather conditions. In the event that run-on from an offsite NSD is identified. 2.1.2.3: Monthly Rain Activity Report QBR=s SWPPT shall track and record the rain activity at their site using the QBR M&RP MONTHLY RAIN ACTIVITY REPORT. The purpose of the Monthly Rain Activity Report is to demonstrate and document that the monthly wet and dry condition observations were conducted in accordance with the requirements of the GENERAL PERMIT. 2.1.3 Sampling and Testing of Storm Water Runoff Storm water runoff data may be effectively used as a qualitative tool to track trends in pollutant loadings as a consequence of specific industrial and operational management practices. In accordance with Section B of the GENERAL PERMIT, QBR will sample and analysis the site=s stormwater discharges at least twice during the wet season (October 1 through May 31). 2.2 QBR SMP Sample Plan 2.3.1 Sampling and Analysis Protocol Total Suspended Solids (TSS) metals and oil and greases may significantly impact the quality of storm water runoff from the QBR site. In order to evaluate these types of pollutants, QBR=s SWPPT has selected the parameters listed in the site=s Site Sample Plan (reference Section 5: Appendix 3). not come in contact with, or are exposed to, industrial -related activities, equipment, locations, or drainage and/or drainage areas. CATEMMMPREV2.doc Section 2-37