2006 New York Code - Spdes Permits; Additional Terms And Conditions.

 
  § 17-0815. SPDES permits; additional terms and conditions.
    SPDES   permits   shall   include  the  following  provisions,  terms,
  requirements and conditions;
    1. that all discharges authorized by the permit  shall  be  consistent
  with the provisions, terms, requirements and conditions of such permit.
    2.   that   facility   expansions,  production  increases  or  process
  modifications  by  the  permittee  which  result  in  new  or  increased
  discharges  of pollutants into the waters of the state shall be reported
  by the permittee by submission of a new SPDES application.
    3. that the discharge of any pollutant not identified  and  authorized
  by such permit or the discharge of any pollutant more frequently than or
  at a level in excess of that permitted by such permit shall constitute a
  violation of the terms of the permit.
    4.  that,  where  the  permit is for a publicly owned treatment works,
  notice shall be given the department of any new introduction  into  such
  works  of  pollutants  or  substantial changes in volume or character of
  pollutants.
    5. that for discharges from publicly owned treatment works appropriate
  measures will be established by the permittee to  insure  compliance  by
  industrial  users  with  any  system  of  user  charges  and recovery of
  construction costs required under the provisions of the Act.
    6. that such permit may be modified, suspended or  revoked  where  the
  department finds.
    a. a violation of any term of the permit;
    b.  that  the  permit  was obtained by misrepresentation or failure to
  disclose fully all relevant facts; or
    c. a change in conditions  or  the  existence  of  a  condition  which
  requires either a temporary or permanent reduction or elimination of the
  authorized discharge.
    7.  such other terms, provisions, requirements or conditions as may be
  necessary to meet the requirements of the Act.
    8.  recording,  reporting,  monitoring,  and   sampling   requirements
  applicable under the Act.