Code of Massachusetts Regulations
360 CMR - MASSACHUSETTS WATER RESOURCE AUTHORITY
Title 360 CMR 10.000 - Sewer Use
LANDFILL DISCHARGE PERMITS
Section 10.073 - Terms and Conditions of Landfill Discharge Permits

Current through Register 1531, September 27, 2024

A Landfill Discharge Permit issued under 360 CMR 10.000 may require that the permittee:

(1) Limit the rate, time, and characteristic of its discharge, including that the leachate be reintroduced into the Landfill and only discharged when necessary due to a storm;

(2) Implement measures to regulate and/or equalize flow;

(3) Install inspection, flow measurement, and sampling devices and/or facilities, and provide access to such devices and/or facilities;

(4) Implement a monitoring program that may include measuring flow, conducting sampling, conducting chemical and biological testing, recording data, and submitting periodic reports;

(5) Implement Pretreatment measures according to a specified schedule and submit periodic progress reports on implementation of the measures;

(6) Comply with Best Management Practices that are described therein;

(7) Submit discharge monitoring reports;

(8) Pay service charges or fees;

(9) Provide that its Wastewater Pretreatment facilities be operated by a person licensed according to state law, including 257 CMR 2.00: Rules and Regulations for Certification of Operators of Wastewater Treatment Facilities;

(10) Prohibit the discharge to the Sewer of groundwater or contaminated groundwater;

(11) Obtain approval from DEP and/or any other appropriate regulatory authority for operating plans, closure plans, leachate collection and/or treatment plans, and any other relevant plans;

(12) Obtain certification from DEP that leachate from the Solid Waste Landfill is not subject to regulation as a hazardous waste;

(13) Accept Wastewater Residuals from the Authority's Sewage Treatment Facilities;

(14) Ensure that the Landfill is free from Infiltration; and/or

(15) Take any other action deemed necessary or appropriate by the Authority to ensure compliance with 360 CMR 10.000 and/or with local, state or federal law.

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