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Filing - Idaho Department of Environmental Quality Response to Idaho Conservation League Petition for Review
ATTACHMENTS
- Attachment 1 - EPA - Technical Support Document for Water Quality-Based Toxics Control (1991)
- Attachment 2 - IDEQ, Final 401 Certification - City of Sandpoint NPDES (2017)
- Attachment 3 - EPA, Fact Sheet - NPDES ID0020842 (2016)
- Attachment 4 - EPA - Ambient Water Quality Criteria Recommendations - Nutrient Ecoregion II (2000)
- Attachment 5 - EPA - Response to Comments, NPDES ID0020842 (2017)
- Attachment 6 - EPA - Mixing Zone Performance Analysis Spreadsheets
- Attachment 7 - IDEQ - IDAPA 58.01.02.060 (2014)
- Attachment 8 - Idaho Water Quality Standards (1973)
- Attachment 9 - Idaho Water Quality Standards (1980)
- Attachment 10 - IDEQ - Pubic Meeting Transcript, Coeur d’Alene (1979)
- Attachment 11 - IDEQ - Pubic Meeting Transcript, Pocatello (1979)
- Attachment 12 - IDEQ - Pubic Meeting Transcript, Twin Falls (1979)
- Attachment 13 - IDEQ - Rulemaking Docket 0102-7900 (1980)
- Attachment 14 - IDEQ - Pubic Meeting Transcript, Bonners Ferry (1979)
- Attachment 15 - IDEQ - Mixing Zone Technical Procedures Manual, Draft (2008)
- Attachment 16 - IDEQ - Mixing Zone Technical Procedures Manual, Draft (2014)
- Attachment 17 - EPA - Water Quality Criteria (“Green Book”) (1968)
- Attachment 18 - NAS-NAE - Water Quality Criteria 1972 ('Blue Book') (1973)
- Attachment 19 - EPA - Quality Criteria for Water ('Red Book') (1976)
- Attachment 20 - EPA - Water Quality Standards Guidance (1994)
- Attachment 21 - EPA - Water Quality Standards Handbook (2014)
- Attachment 22 - IDEQ - Draft Mixing Zone Guidance Response to Comments (2009)
- Attachment 23 - DEQ - 401 Certification Response to Comments, City of Sandpoint (2016)
Link to Filing (PDF. pages)
EAB Appeal Number(s): NPDES 18-01
Filing Number: 14
Filing Date: 09/24/2018
Case Name: City of Sandpoint
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