west virginia department of environmental protection 

Division of Water and Waste Management 

60 1 57th Street SE 

Charleston. West Virginia 25304-2345 

Phone:304-9~0495 

Fax: 304-926-0496 

BRIAN JAMES, GENERAL MANAGER 

ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

100 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 

WEIRTON, WV 26062 

March 18, 2014 

Earl Ray Tomblin, Governor 

Randy C. Huffman, Cabinet Secretary 

www.dep.wv.gov 

CERTIFIED RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED 

Dear Permittee: 

Enclosed please find WVINPDES Permit Number WV0003336 dated March 18,2014. 

Arcelormittal's comments were received by letter dated September 27, 2013. The following is the agency's 

response to these comments regarding the draft permit that went to public notice on July 10, 2013. 

Comment No. 1 : Outlet 002 and 003 compliance schedules 

At the request of the permittee TRC (Outlet 002) and trivalent chromium (Outlet 003) have been added to the 

compliance schedule. 

While the agency is aware of certain situations in which additional time may be necessary to complete 

studies and/or upgrades to meet final effluent limitations, the information provided in the comment letter did 

not provide enough detail to justify the additional time requested. Therefore, the agency has granted 36 

months to attain compliance. The agency may entertain extension of the compliance schedule in the future 

contingent upon a review of the diligence ofthe permittee to meet interim and the fmal compliance deadlines 

as well as a detailed specific means of defmitive compliance which identifies the specific means to obtain 

compliance, any design specifications, and a definitive construction schedule to obtain compliance. 

Comment No. 2 : Section 316(b) Requirements 

Section D has been revised based on the submittal of intake information submitted with the comment letter. 

Comment No. 3 : Site Specific Mixing Zone I CORMIX 

Promoting a healthy environment 
BRIAN JAMES, GENERAL MANAGER 

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The agency has revised some of tbe inputs into tbe CORMJ.X model based on the revised Browns Island flow 

and temperature data submitted with the comment letter and has revised, as appropriate, the WQBELs and/or 

effluent limitations in Sections A.002 and A.003 of the permit. 

The agency believes the use of the maximum reported flow in granting site specific mixing zones is 

appropriate. However, based on the permittee's comment the flow limitation for Outlet 003 has been 

removed. 

Please note that even though the agency is using the CORMIX model to grant site specific dilutions at Outlet 

002 and Outlet 003, the amount of dilutions that can be granted is limited by the actual observed dilutions 

available from the 2009 field studies. For example, the interpolated maximuni ZID at Outlet 002 was 

approximately 10.6 dilutions (@17.8 meters). This value was observed at greater than 1Ql0 conditions (7800 

cfs) and significantly lower (8.23 MGD) than maximum discharge conditions. When comparing the observed 

values to the critical conditions, the observed receiving stream flow was approximately 1.6 times greater than 

the IQIO during the study and the observed discharge flow was approximately 3.6 times less than the 

maximum modeled flow. Therefore, it is unreasonable to assume the actual dilutions available are 

significantly higher at lQlO (5000 cfs) and the maximum discharge (30.5 MGD) than observed at the 

non-critical flows in 2009. The agency has revised the site-specific mixing zone where appropriate in 

calculation ofWQBELs and Sections A.002 and A.003. 

Comment No. 4 : Truncated Mixing Zones 

While permissible under law, the granting of any mixing zone resuits in exceedances of water quaiity criteria 

in the receiving stream within the actual mixing zone granted. This results in degradation to the receiving 

stream and increases the potential for adverse impacts to aquatic life and human health within the mixing 

zone itself. As the size of a mixing zone in the receiving stream increases, the potential for adverse impacts 

within that mixing zone also increase due to: the larger area/zone of the stream where water quality criteria 

are being exceeded, the increased mass/volume/concentration of the pollutant within the area/zone, and the 

increased exposure duration that occurs as the area/zone in the receiving stream increases. Therefore, the 

agency believes that limiting the size of mixing zones is critical in minimizing the potential for adverse 

impacts and degradation within the receiving stream. As such, the agency limits the size of the mixing zones 

based on both the regulatory requirements and what the discharge actually needs in order to be compliant. In 

limiting the size of the mixing zone being granted to what is needed, the agency is limiting the potential for 

adverse impacts to aquatic life and human health within the receiving stream. As such no revision to the 

mixing zone has been made. 

Comment No. 5 : DEHP, Total Phenolics, WAD Cyanide, Trivalent Chromium, TRC 

Pursuant to 40 CFR 122.44(d)(l)(iii), the agency is required to impose an effluent limitation for pollutants 

where it determines a reasonable potential exists to cause, or contribute, to an in-stream excursion for that 

pollutant. The federal rule does not include an exclusion for non-process wastewaters or excess water intake 

wastewater. Therefore, the limitations must be imposed. No revisions to Sections A.002 or A.003 of the 

permit were made for the specified analytes. 

Comment No.6: Iron at Outlets 002 and 003 
BRIAN JAMES, GENERAL MANAGER 

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The agency agrees that the Ohio River in the area of the discharge is no longer on the 303(d) list for iron. 

WQBELs have been recalculated allowing a mixing zone for iron and Sections A.002 and A.003 have been 

revised accordingly. 

Comment No. 7 : Outlet 004 

Environmental Enforcement has provided information to verify the disconnection of process lines to Outlet 

004 and the agency has revised Sections A.004 and C.31 to indicate that only stormwater may be discharged 

via this outlet. 

Comment No. 8 : Outlet 005 

Section A.005 has been added to impose monitoring and indicate that stormwater only may be discharged via 

this outlet. Discharge of process wastewater through Outlet 005 is not authorized by the permit per Section 

C.31 and Appendix A. 

Comment No. 9 : Naphthalene and Lead Waiver at Outlet 003 

The agency has reviewed the data submitted with the comment letter and have granted waivers for both 

naphthalene and lead. Revisions have been made to Section A.003 and Section C.27. 

Comment No. 10: Section C.9 

The agency will consider a compliance evaluation level (CEL) for a pollutant on a case-by-case basis based 

on certain information provided by the permittee. The agency would need to know the name of the WV 

certified laboratory performing the analysis of the pollutant, the test method used for analysis of the pollutant 

in the permit, and the laboratory specific prescribed MDL for the pollutant based upon the lab's MDL study 

for that pollutant. At present, the agency does not possess any available information to evaluate a CEL for 

this permit. The permittee may request an agency assessment of a CEL for a particular pollutant through 

submittal of a permit modification and the aforementioned information in the future. Please note that any 

assessment must be based on use of the most sensitive 40 CFR 13 6 approved test method available for the 

pollutant and will be conducted on a pollutant by pollutant basis. 

Comment No. 11 :Section C.30 

Based on the revisions to Section A.004 noted above, Section C.30 has been revised to remove Outlet 004. In 

addition, the maximum time interval has been extended to 60 minutes to match the specified continuous 

measurement minimum frequency and to accomodate site personnel. 

Comment No. 12 : Section C.32 
BRIAN JAMES, GENERAL MANAGER 

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Recent and reliable background data are necessary for the agency to reassess and re-evaluate a site specific or 

default mixing zone at permit reissuance. Otherwise, in the absence of background data, the agency would 

not grant a mixing zone. Therefore, no revision has been made to Section C.32 

Comment No. 13 : Monitoring Frequencies 

The agency believes the specified measurement frequencies are appropriate and therefore no revisions have 

been made. 

Comment No. 14: eDMRReporting 

DMR results become due by the 20th day of the month following the end of the respective reporting period. 

As an example, the result on a DMR for a required quarterly sample collected between January and March is 

due by April 20th. Any and all samples collected for the pollutant during this monitoring period (January -

March) must be considered when determining the reported values on the DMR that is representative of this 

monitoring period. Previously, facilities were sampling during the first month of a monitoring period and 

reporting it in eDMR during that same month. Some facilities would collect additional samples during the 

same monitoring period and would submit another DMR result to reflect the additional result collected 

during the same monitoring period, however, the result provided was only reflective of the new result. In 

other cases, some facilities reported the same single result for every month of the quarterly monitoring period 

giving the indication that they sampled three separate times which was not the case. In order to eliminate 

these errors and problems, the agency only allows one submittal to be reported on the DMR for the particular 

monitoring period for each pollutant to ensure that only one DMR is submitted for the respective pollutant 

during the monitoring period. If a permittee collects a sample in January, the result can be reported in 

January; but it will be representative of the January- March reporting period and you must select "March" 

for reporting. 

Comment No. 15: Outlet 003 Technology Based Limits 

The duplicate flow at the Tin Mill operations (0.909 MGD) and the 1.44 MGD water treatment residuals 

have been removed from the technology based effluent limit calculations. These flow values are only used to 

determine the relative percentage of wastewater types (process, non-process, etc) and sources entering the 

Outlet 003 treatment system since the flows submitted are not long term averages as submitted with the 

facility's DMRs. Likewise, the 10.0 MGD flow in the permit application cannot be used since it is not an 

appropriate long term average flow as reported on the facility's DMRs and the derivation in the supplemental 

information submitted by the permittee was not provided for the Weirlite Mills, Pickle Lines, and Tandel 

Mill. However, due to the rerouting of the Pickle Line and Tandem Mill wastewaters in August 2011 , the 

agency has recalculated the long term average flow based on the period ofDMRs from August 2011 through 

present (January 2014). The new long term average flow is 9.88 MGD. Section A.003 has been revised 

appropriately. 

The mass loading for the No.5 Pickle Line fume scrubber has been included in the total No.5 Pickle Line 

mass loading calculation allocated to the Outlet 003 treatment system. Section A.003 has been revised 

accordingly. 
BRIAN JAMES, GENERAL MANAGER 

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March 18,2014 

Based on the comment letter which indicates that combination acid pickling is not used at the Weirton Plant 

the chromium and nickel mass loadings have been removed from the technology based calculations for these 

units (i.e. 40 CFR 420). 

Comment No. 16: Outlet 002 BPJ Effluent Limits for TSS and O&G 

Limitations for total suspended solids and oil & grease were imposed at Outlet 002 based on the inputs of 

filtration plant residuals, steam production plant wastewater, miscellaneous cleaning wastewater, boiler 

house non contact cooling water, boiler water treatment residuals and blowdown, plant and air products 

stormwater runoff, and boiler blowdown. Based on the permit application, the permittee does not routinely 

monitor these internal wastewater inputs into Outlet 002 and therefore cannot quantify the amounts of these 

parameters that are present from these operations. Therefore, the statement in the comment letter indicating 

that Outlet 002 loadings are primarily pass through due to intake water only is unsubstantiated until data to 

complete a mass balance is provided. No quantitiative flow or mass loading data has been submitted 

determining the relative contributions of the subject wastewater streams. As such, the agency has imposed 

BPJ limits in the permit to ensure that Best Practical Control Technology (BPT) or equivalent technology is 

properly operated and maintained at the facility. The agency considers the sedimentation control structure 

and the 

underflow baffle appropriate technology for the treatment of total suspended solids and oil and grease 

respectively. Therefore, no revision has been made to the BPJ limitations in Sections A.002 and A.003. 

The agency does however recognize the high percentage of non-detect results for Oil and Grease at the 

subject outlet and has reduced the monitoring frequency in Section A.002 to 1/quarter. 

Please note that a Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) is to be completed and submitted to this Division 

each month. 

Special Condition: Pursuant to comments from the USEP A, monitoring for bromide has been 

incorporated at Outlets 002 and 003. 

Finally note that copies of all future correspondence regarding the permit must be forwarded to the Field 

Inspector and Field Supervisor at the following address: 

Department of Environmental Protection 

Environmental Enforcement 

131 A Pennisula St. 

Wheeling, WV 26003 

Also, please note the attachment to this permit which describes the annual permit fee requirement. 

Reissuance of your permit does not change the annual fee billing cycle. 
BRIAN JAMES, GENERAL MANAGER 

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Also, enclosed fmd Administrative Order No. 8055 for Permit No. WV0003336 requiring you to upgrade 

your treatment to meet the requirements of this Permit. 

If you have any questions, please contact John Lockhart, P.E. of this Division at (304) 926-0499 at 

extension 1028. 

SGM:jl 

Enclosures 

Scott G. Mandirola 

Director 
Permit Number: WV0003336 

Permittee: ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

cc: Env. Insp. Supv. 

Env. Insp. 

ORSANCO 

US EPA 
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 

DIVISION OF WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT 

601 57TH STREET SE 

CHARLESTON, WV 25304-2345 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PERMIT 

NPDES PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 

SUBJECT: Industrial Waste 

LOCATION: WEIRTON - HANCOCK 

(City) 

See the next page for a list of Outlets. 

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 

Hancock 

(County) 

This is to certify that: ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

100 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 

WEIRTON, WV 26062 

ISSUE DATE: March 18, 2014 

EFFECTIVE DATE: May 01,2014 

EXPIRATION DATE: March 17,2019 

SUPERSEDES: Permit No. WV0003336 

dated July 28, 2008 

Upper Ohio River 1 

(Drainage Basin) 

is hereby granted a West Virginia NFDES Water Pollution Control Permit to: 

operate and maintain treatment and disposal systems and best management practices for the direct discharge of 

treated industrial wastes, non-contact and contact cooling water, and storm water through Outlets 002 and 003 

into the Ohio River at Mile Points 62.0 and 62.9 respectively and untreated stormwater only through Outlets 004 

and 005 into Harmon Creek. a tributary of the Ohio River approximately 2.3 miles from its mouth. 

acquire, construct, install, operate, and maintain a treatment, disposal system, best management practices, and all 

necessary appurtenances for treatment and disposal of wastewater (boiler blowdown and softener regeneration) 

from a package boiler system with ultimate discharge through Outlet 003 into the Ohio River near mile point 62. 

Also to operate and maintain an intake system (Outlet 097) for the withdrawal of water from the Ohio River. 

This permit is subject to the following terms and conditions: 

The information submitted on and with Permit Application No. WV0003336 dated the 28th day of January 2013 

and additional information dated the 23rd day of April2013, the 17th day of May 2013, and the 5th day of June 

2013 are hereby made terms and conditions of this Permit with like effect as if all such permit application 

information were set forth herein and with other conditions set forth in Sections A, B, C, D and Appendix A. 

The validity of this permit is contingent upon the payment of the applicable annual permit ·fee, as 

required by Chapter 22, Article 11, Section 10 of the Code ofWest Virginia. 
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002 40"25'32" 80"36'16" OHIO RV 003 40"24'34" 80"36'22" OHIO RV 

004 40"24'02" 80"35'10" HARMONCK 

005 40"25'30" 80"36'01" HARMON CK 097 40"25'43" 80"36'17" OHIORV 

103 40"25'16" 80"36'15" N/A 

203 40"25'16" 80"36'15" N/A 

303 40"25'16" 80"36'15" N/A 
A.002 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Interim Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 4/30/2017 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantitv Units Other Units Units 

50050 - (Flow, in Conduit or thru plant) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mgd 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00530- (Total Suspended Solids) N/A N/A N/A N/A 51 108 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

74055- (Coliform, Fecal) N/A N/A N/A N/A 200 400 Cnts/100ml 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Mon. Geo. Mean Max. Daily 

00400- (pH) N/A N/A N/A RptOnly N/A Rpt Only S.U. 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) lnst. Min. lnst. Max. 

00610- (Ammonia Nitrogen) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

50060- (Chlorine, Total Residual) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01119 - (Copper, Total Recoverable) NIA N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mgfl 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s}: 

Outlet 002 (Treated wastewater from scrubbers, untreated contact/non-contact cooling waters, untreated miscellaneous wastewaters, and storm water.)- Samp

from the "A" Basin prior to entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.002 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Interim Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 4/30/2017 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges silall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

0111 4- (Lead, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00718- (Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissocial N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.028 0.09 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01104- (Aluminum, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00980- (Iron, Total Recoverable} N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

61426 - (Chronic Tox-Ceriodaphnia Du N/A N/A NfA N/A RptOnly Rpt Only TUc 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-D) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

61428- (Chronic Toxicity- Pimephales N/A N/A N(A N/A 6.6 13.2 TUc 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

82581 -(pH, f\lo. of Excursions >60 mil N/A zerc· Ocur/Mon NfA NfA NfA N/A 

(Year Round) (Ml-1) (RF-A) Monthly -:-otal 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 002 (Treated wastewater from scrubbers, untreated oontactfnon-oontact cooling waters, untreated miscellaneous wastewaters, and storm water.)- Samp

from the "A" Basin prior to entering the Ohio River. 

This dischargt! shall not cause violation of Title 4 7, Series 2, Seolion 3, ofthe West Virginia LEJgislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 22B, Articl

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A.002 LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Interim limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 4/30/2017 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

82582- (pH Excursions Total lime} N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 446 Minutes 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Monthly Total 

34030 - (Benzene} N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.7 0.9 ug/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

34043 - (Phenolics, Total) N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.12 0.22 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly DEG.F 

(Year Round) (IVIL-2) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature Difference between Effluent and Upstream/Intake 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only DEG.F 

(Year Round) (I\/IL-7) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Upstream/Intake 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly DEG.F 

(January 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011- (Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(February 1-28) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 002 (Treated wastewater from scrubbers. untreated contact/non-contact cooling waters, untreated miscellaneous wastewaters, and storm water.)- Samp

from the "A" Basin prior to entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Sec-lion 3, ofthe West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.002 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AJND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Interim Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 4/30/2017 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(March 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only DEG.F 

(April1-30) (Ml.-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -{Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only DEG.F 

(May 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly DEG.F 

(June 1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(July 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(August 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only DEG.F 

(September 1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 002 (Treated wastewater from scrubbers, untreated contact/non-contact cooling waters, untreated miscellaneous wastewaters, and storm water.)- Samp

from the "A" Basin prior to entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.002 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Interim Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 4/30/2017 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored b)' the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantit~ Units Other Units Unjts 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly DEG.P 

(October 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A} Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only DEG.F 

(November 1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(December 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

81020- (Sulfate) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01220- (Chromium, Hex. Diss.) N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.025 0.066 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00552 - (Oil and Grease, Hexane EXTI N/A N/A N/A N/A 5 10 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

71870- (Bromide) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following locatlon(s): 

Outlet 002 (Treated wastewater from scrubbers, untreated contact/non-contact cooling waters, untreated miscellaneous wastewaters, and storm water.)- Samp

from the "A" Basin prior to entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.002 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2017 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

50050- (Fiow,in Conduit or thru plant) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mgd 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00530- {Total Suspended Solids) N/A N/A N/A N/A 51 108 mg/1 

(Year Round) (II/IL-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

74055- (Coliform, Fecal) N/A N/A N/A N/A 200 400 Cnts/100ml 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Mon. Geo. Mean Max. Daily 

00400- (pH) N/A N/A N/A RptOnly N/A RptOnly s.u. 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) lnst.Min. lnst. Max. 

00610- (Ammonia Nitrogen) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

50060 - {Chlorine, Total Residual) N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.028 0.086 mg/1 

(Year Round) (IVIL-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

0111 9" (Copper, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 002 (Treated wastewater from scrubbers, untreated contact/non-contact cooling waters, untreated miscellaneous wastewaters, and storm water.)- Samp

from the "A" Basin prior to entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Sec'lion 3, of the West Virginia Rules Issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.002 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AIND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2017 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

01114- {Lead, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00718- (Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissocial N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.028 0.09 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01104- {Aluminum, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00980- (Iron, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

61426- (Chronic Tox-Ceriodaphnia Du N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly TUc 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-D) Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

61428- (Chronic Toxicity- Pimephales N/A N/A N/A N/A 6.6 13.2 TUc 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

82581 -{pH, No. of Excursions >60 mit N/A zero Ocur/Mon N/A N/A N/A N/A 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Monthly Total 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 002 (Treated wastewater from scrubbers, untreated contact/non-contact cooling waters, untreated miscellaneous wastewaters, and storm water.)- Samp

from the "A" Basin prior to entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West V1rginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.002 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2017 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

82582- (pH Excursions Total lime) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 446 Minutes 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Monthly Total 

34030 - (Benzene) N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.7 0.9 ug/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

34043 - (Phenolics, Total) N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.12 0.22 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(Year Round) (ML-2) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature Difference between Effluent and Upstream/Intake 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(Year Round) (ML-7) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Upstream/Intake 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only DEG.F 

(January 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly DEG.F 

(February 1-28) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 002 (Treated wastewater from scrubbers, untreated contact/non-contact cooling waters, untreated miscellaneous wastewaters, and storm water.)- Samp

from the "A" Basin prior to entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Sec-lion 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.002 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2017 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Di!~harg! Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(March 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly DEG.F 

(April 1-30) (ML.-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(May 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only DEG.F 

(June 1-30) (Ml-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 - (Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(July 1-31) (Ml-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only DEG.F 

(August 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(September 1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Montl11y Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 002 (Treated wastewater from scrubbers, untreated oontact/non-contact cooling waters, untreated miscellaneous wastewaters, and storm water.)- Samp

from the "A" Basin prior to entering the Ohio River. 

This dischargo shall not cause violation of Title 4 7, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virgl n Ia Legislative Rules Issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.002 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2017 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic quantity Units Other Units Units 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only DEG.F 

(October 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(November 1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(December 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

81020- (Sulfate) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01220- (Chromium, Hex. Diss.) N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.025 0.066 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00552 - (Oil and Grease, Hexane EXTI N/A N/A N/A N/A 5 10 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

71870- (Bromide) N/A N/A N/A N/f>, RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 002 (Treated wastewater from scrubbers, untreated contact/non-contact cooling waters, untreated miscellaneous wastewaters, and storm water.)- Samp

from the "A" Basin prior to entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, SeC'lion 3, ofthe West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.003 DISCHARGE UMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Interim Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 4/30/2017 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Dischi![QI Limitations 

Characteristic Quantitlf Units other Units Units 

50050 - (Flow, in Conduit or thru plant) NIA NIA NIA N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mgd 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00530- (Total Suspended Solids} 2295 4564 Lbs/Day N/A 30.5 60.7 mg!l 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

74055- {Coliform, Fecal) N/A NIA N/A N/A 200 400 Cnts/100ml 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Mon. Geo. Mean Max. Daily 

00400- (pH) N/A NIA N/A RptOnly NIA RptOnly s.u. 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) lnst. Min. lnst. Max. 

00615 - (Nitrogen Nitrite) NIA N/A NIA NIA 0.67 1.8 mgfl 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00718- (Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissocial N/A NIA NIA N/A 0.0358 0.0638 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01104- (Aluminum, Total Recoverable) NIA N/A N/A NIP. 0.38 1.1 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 003 (Treated process wastewaters and cooling waters, untreated deaning waters, and storm water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge fro

entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.DD3 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Interim Limitations 

Durin~J the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 4/30/2017 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

00980- (Iron, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A 3.9 8.7 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00951 - (Fluoride, Total) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML.-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monttlly Max. Daily 

61426- (Chronic Tox-Ceriodaphnia Du N/A N/A N/A N/A 1.6 5.4 TUc 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

61428- (Chronic Toxicity- Pimephales N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only TUc 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-D) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

82581 -(pH, No. of Excursions >60 mit N/A zero Ocur/Mon N/A N/A N/A N/A 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Monthly Total 

82582- (pH Excursions Total Time) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 446 Minutes 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Monthly Total 

01042- (Copper, Total (as Cu)) 96 156 Lbs/Day N/A 0.012 0.025 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 003 (Treated process wastewaters and cooling waters, untreated cleaning waters, and storm water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge from 

entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, ofthe West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuantto Chapter 228, Article 

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A.003 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS; 

Interim Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 4/30/2017 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

01034 - {Chromium, Total (as Cr)) 81 132 Lbs/Day N/A 0.98 1.6 mgll 

{Year Round) {II/IL-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00981 -(Selenium, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.012 0.035 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00720- (Cyanide, Total} 30 56 Lbs/Day N/A 0.37 0.67 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01092- {Zinc, Total {as Zn)) 71 128 Lbs/Day N/A 0.078 0.228 mgll 

(Year Round) {ML-1) {RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

39100- {BIS(2-Ethylhexyl) Phthalate) N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.0167 0.0359 mg/1 

(Year Round) {ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

34043 - {Phenolics, Total) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) {ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N//1. RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(Year Round) (ML-2) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature Difference between Effluent and Upstream/Intake 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s); 

Outlet oo;:, (Treated process wastewaters and cooling waters, untreated cleaning waters, and storm water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge fro

entering the Ohio River. 

This disclharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Sec'lion 3, of the West Virginia Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.DD3 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Interim Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1 /2014 and lasting through midnight 4/30/2017 the pennittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Stonn Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only DEG.F 

(Year Round) (ML-7) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

Temperature of Upstream/Intake 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly DEG.F 

(January 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only DEG.F 

(February 1-28) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only DEG.F 

(March 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. D8ily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 - (Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(April1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg . Monthly Max. Dally 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only DEG.F 

(May 1-31) (Ml-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(June 1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 003 (Treated process wastewaters and cooling waters, untreated cleaning waters, and storm water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge fro

entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.003 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Interim Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 4/30/2017 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantitv Units Other Units Units 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly DEG.F 

(July 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly DEG.F 

(August 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monlhly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(September 1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(October 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(November 1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only DEG.F 

(December 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

78224 - (Total Toxic Organics Rpt Only Rpt Only Lbs/Day N/A Rpt Only 1.72 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-D) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken In compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 003 (Treated process wastewaters and cooling waters, untreated cleaning waters, and storm water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge fro

entering the Ohio River. 

This dischargg shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Sactlion 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A003 DISCHARGE LIMITATIOINS AND MONITORING REQUIREMEiNTS: 

Interim Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 4/30/2017 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

01067- {Nickel, Total {as Ni)) 111 188 Lbs/Day N/A 0.22 0.52 mg/1 

(Year Round} (ML-1} (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

81020- (Sulfate) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B} Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00552- (Oil and Grease, Hexane EXTf 1715 3546 Lbs/Day N/A 22.8 47.1 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01033- (Chromium, Trivalent (as Cr)) N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.64 0.64 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-2} (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

71870- (Bromide) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round} (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 003 (Treated process wastewaters and cooling waters, untreated cleaning waters, and storm water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge fro

entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, ofthe West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 22B, Articl

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A.DD3 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2017 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

50050 - (Flow, in Conduit or thru plant) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mgd 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00530 - (Total Suspended Solids) 2295 4564 Lbs/Day N/A 30.5 60.7 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

74055- (Coliform, Fecal) N/A N/A N/A N/A 200 400 Cnts/100ml 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Mon. Geo. Mean Max. Daily 

00400- (pH) N/A N/A N/A RptOnly N/A RptOnly S.U. 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Ins(. Min. tnst. Max. 

00615- (Nitrogen Nitrite) N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.67 1.8 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00718- (Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissocial N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.0118 0.028 mg/1 

(Year Round) (lVIL-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01104- (Aluminum, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.38 1.1 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 003 (Treated process wastewaters and cooling waters, untreated cleaning waters, and storm water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge fro

entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Secllion 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.003 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2017 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other} 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

00980- (Iron, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A 3.9 8.7 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00951 - (Fluoride, Total} N/A N/A N/A N/A 4.3 5.9 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

61426- (Chronic Tox-Ceriodaphnia Du N/A N/A N/A N/A 1.6 5.4 TUc 

(Year Round) (II/IL-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

61428- (Chronic Toxicity- Pimephales N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only TUc 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-D) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

82581 -(pH, No. of Excursions >60 mi1 N/A zero Ocur/Mon N/A N/A N/A N/A 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Monthly To1al 

82582- (pH Excursions Total Time} N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 446 Minutes 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Monthly Total 

01042- (Copper, Total (as Cu)) 96 156 Lbs/Day N/A 0.012 0.025 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 003 (Treated process wastewaters and cooling waters, untreated cleaning waters, and storm water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge fro

entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.003 DISCHAIRGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2017 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other} 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

01034- (Chromium, Total (as Cr}} 81 132 Lbs/Day N/A 0.98 1.6 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00981 -(Selenium, Total Recoverable} N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.012 0.035 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00720- (Cyanide, Total} 30 56 Lbs/Day N/A 0.37 0.67 mgll 

(Year Round) (l\/IL-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01092- (Zinc, Total (as Zn}} 71 128 Lbs/Day N/A 0.078 0.228 mg/1 

(Year Round) (I\/IL-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

39100- (BIS(2-Ethylhexyl} Phthalate} N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.0012 0.0024 mgll 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

34043 - (Phenolics, Total} N/A N/A N/A N/ft, 0.016 0.033 mgll 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 -{Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 9 DEG.F 

(Year Round) (ML-2) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature Difference between Effluent and Upstream/Intake 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s}: 

Outlet 003 (Treated process wastewaters and cooling waters, untreated cleaning waters, and storm water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge fro

entering' the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Sec'tion 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.003 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2017 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly DEG.F 

(Year Round) (ML-7) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Upstream/Intake 

00011 -{Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 62.7 DEG.F 

(January 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -{Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 60.2 DEG.F 

(February 1-28) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only 67.5 DEG.F 

(March 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daity 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 75.8 DEG.F 

(April1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 82.2 DEG.F 

(May 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daity 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 91.1 DEG.F 

(June 1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 003 (Treated process wastewaters and cooling waters, untreated cleaning waters, and storm water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge fro

entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.003 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2017 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges be limited and monitored blf the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic guantitv Units Other Units Units 

00011 -{Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/fJ, RptOnly 93.7 DEG.F 

(July 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -{Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 96.7 DEG.F 

(August 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 99.6 DEG.F 

(September 1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. M011ttlly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -(Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 89.6 DEG.F 

(October 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -{Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 91.2 DEG.F 

(November 1-30) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

00011 -{Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only 66 DEG.F 

(December 1-31) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Temperature of Effluent 

78224 - (Total Toxic Organics 40CFR4: RptOnly RptOnly Lbs/Day N/A RptOnly 1.72 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-0) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 003 (Treated process wastewaters and cooling waters, untreated cleaning waters, artd storm water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge fro

entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall·not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, ofthe West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Articl

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A.003 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2017 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Storm Water Runoff, Process Water, Other) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Disc:harge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

01067- (Nickel, Total (as Ni)) 111 188 Lbs/Day N/A 0.22 0.52 mg/t 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

81020- (Sulfate) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00552 - (Oil and Grease, Hexane EXTf 1715 3546 Lbs/Day N/A 22.8 47.1 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01033- (Chromium, Trivalent (as Cr)) N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.36 0.91 mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-2) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

71870- (Bromide) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 003 (Treated process wastewaters and cooling waters, untreated cleaning waters, and storm water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge fro

entering the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Artic

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Final limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Runoff) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quanti tv Units Other Units Units 

50050 - (Flow, In Conduit or thru plant) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mgd 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00530- (Total Suspended Solids) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

74055- (Coliform, Fecal) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only Cnts/100ml 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Mon. Geo. Mean Max. Dally 

00400- (pH) N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only N/A- RptOnly S.U. 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) lnst. Min. lnst. Max. 

50060 - (Chlorine, Total Residual) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01119- (Copper, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

0111 4- (Lead, Total Recoverable} N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken In compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following locatlon(s): 

Outlet 004 (Treated process wastewaters, cooling water, and stonn water runoff.)- Samples shall be taken at the discharge from the "C" and "E" Lagoons prior 

Section C for additional monitoring requirements. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Article 

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A.004 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Nu

Runoff) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Characteristic 

Effluent 

Quantitv Units 

l,;!ischarge Limitations 

Other Units Units 

01094- (Zinc, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00718- (Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissocial N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00980- (Iron, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00951 - (Fluoride, Total) NIA NIA N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01220- (Chromium, Hex. Dlss.) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00552 - (Oil and Grease, Hexane EXTI N/A N/A NIA N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only mgfl 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Ma~ Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following locatlon(s): 

Outlet 004 (Treated process wastewaters, cooling water, and stonn water runoff.) - Samples shall be taken at the discharge from the •c• and "E" Lagoons prior 

Section C for additional monitoring requirements. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules Issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Article 

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A.005 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet NuRunoff) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

50050 - {Flow, in Conduit or thru plant} N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mgd 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00530- (Total Suspended Solids} N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

74055- (Coliform, Fecal) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00400- (pH) N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only N/A Rpt Only S.U. 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Ins!. Min. lnst. Max. 

50060- (Chlorine, Total Residual) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

0 1119 - (Copper, Tota 1 Recoverable} N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01114- (Lead, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mgll 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Avg. Monlhly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance wiUh the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 005. Untreated storm water from the Outlet 003 emergency overflow. Samples shall be collected as near the discharge point as possible. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, ofthe West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Article 

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A.005 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet NuRunoff} 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

01094- {Zinc, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00718- (Cyanide, WeakAcid Dissocial N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00980- {Iron, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00951 - {Fluoride, Total} N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01220- {Chromium, Hex. Diss.} N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00552 - (Oil and Grease, Hexane EXTf N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-C) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outlet 005. Untreated storm water from the Outlet 003 emergency overflow. Samples shall be collected as near the discharge point as possible. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Article 

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Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Num

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified) below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

00530- (Total Suspended Solids) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) {ML-7) {RF-A) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00400- (pH) N/A N/A N/A RptOnly N/A RptOnly s.u. 

(Year Round) (ML-5) {RF-8) lnst. Min. lnst. Max. 

01119- (Copper, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) {ML-5) {RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01114- (Lead, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (1\ilL-5) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01094- (Zinc, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) {1\ilL-5) {RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01113 - (Cadmium, Total Recoverable} N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00718- (Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissocial N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outfall 097 (Stream Sampling Location)- Stream sampling location located upstream of Outlet 002 in the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 47, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Article 

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A.097 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMEIIITS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Num

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

01074- {Nickel, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01079- {Silver, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00900- {Hardness, Total {as CaC03)) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01104- (Aluminum, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (IVIL-5) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00980- (Iron, Total Recoverable) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

34030- (Benzene) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01034- (Chromium, Total (as Cr)) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-B) Avg. Monthly Max. Oaily 

Samples taken 1n compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outfall 097 (Stream Sampling Location)- Stream sampling location located upstream of Outlet 002 in the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation ofTltle 47, Series 2, Section 3, ofthe West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuantto Chapter 228, Article 

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A.097 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Num

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specifiec:ll below: 

Effluent Discharge Limitations 

Characteristic Quantity Units Other Units Units 

39100- (BIS(2-Ethylhexyl) Phthalate) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Daily 

00011 -{Temperature, F) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only DEG.F 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-A) Avg. Monthly 

81020- (Sulfate) N/A N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly mg/1 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01220- {Chromium, Hex. Diss.) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly mgfl 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01033- (Chromium, Trivalent (as Cr)) N/A N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only mgfl 

(Year Round) (ML-5) (RF-8) Avg. Monthly 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Outfall 097 (Stream Sampling Location)- Stream sampling location located upstream of Outlet 002 in the Ohio River. 

This discharge shall not cause violation of Title 4 7, Series 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Legislative Rules issued pursuant to Chapter 228, Article 

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Final Limitatictns 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Num

Water) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent 

Characteristic 

50050 ~(Flow, in Conduit or thru plant) 

(Year Round) (ML~1) (RF-A) 

N/A 

Quantity 

N/A 

Discharae Limitations 

Units Other Units 

N/A N/A RptOnly 

Avg. Monthly 

RptOnly 

Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Internal Outlet 103 [Internal Outlet #1 to Outlet 003]- Samples shall be taken at the discharge from the Weirlite Mills treatment plant. 

Units 

mgd 

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A.203 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Umitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Num

Water) 

Such discharges shall be limited and monitored by the permittee as specified below: 

Effluent 

Characteristic 

50050 - (Fiow,in Conduit or thru plant) 

(Year Round) (ML-1) (RF-A) 

N/A 

Quantitv 

N/A 

Discharge Limitations 

Units Other Units 

N/A N/A RptOnly 

Avg. Monthly 

RptOnly 

Max. Daily 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shalllbe taken at the following locatlon(s): 

Internal Outlet 203 [Internal Outlet #2 to Outlet 003} - Samples shall be taken at the discharge from the Chrome Reduction Plant. 

Units 

mgd 

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A.303 DISCHARGE LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS: 

Final Limitations 

During the period beginning 5/1/2014 and lasting through midnight 3/17/2019 the permittee is authorized to discharge from Outlet Num

Other) 

Such discharges shall bs limited and monitored by the pennittee as specified! below: 

Effluent 

Characteristic 

50050 - (Flow, in Conduit or thru plant) 

{Year Round) {ML-1) (RF-A) 

N/A 

Quantity 

N/A 

Discharge Limitations 

Units Other Units 

N/A N/A RptOnly 

Avg. Monthly 

RptOnly 

Max. Dally 

Samples taken in compliance with the monitoring requirements specified above shall be taken at the following location(s): 

Internal Outlet 303 (Internal Outlet #3 to Outlet 003] -Samples shall be take at the discharge from the C&E Lift Station. 

Units 

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B. SCHEDULE OF COMPLIANCE 

1. The permltee shall achieve compliance with the provisions for waste treatment and the monitoring 

requirements specified in the permit In accordance with the following schedule : 

Aug 01 , 2014: Ninety days after the issuance date of this permit, the permittee shall submit a Plan of 

Action on obtaining compliance for total residual chlorine at Outlet 002; temperature at 

Outlet No. 003; and free cyanide, fluoride, trivalent chromium (average monthly only), total 

phenolics, and DEHP at Outlet 003. The permittee shall submit semi-annual progress 

reports associated with the compliance schedule in this section. Each report shall be 

postmarked no later than 20 days following each respective due date. 

Nov 01,2014: 

May 01 , 2015: 

Nov 01, 2015: 

May 01, 2016: 

Nov 01, 2016: 

May 01, 2017: 

The permittee shall submit a semi-annual Progress Report which summarizes the actions 

taken and any additional actions to be taken in the future to achieve the Final Effluent 

Limitations for total residual chlorine at Outlet 002; temperature at Outlet No. 003; and free 

cyanide, fluoride, trivalent chromium (average monthly only), total phenolics, and DEHP at 

Outlet 003. 

Select Alternative to Comply. The permittee shall submit a semi-annual Progress Report 

which summarizes the actions taken and any additional actions to be taken in the future to 

achieve the Final Effluent Limitations for total residual chlorine at Outlet 002; temperature 

at Outlet No. 003; and free cyanide, fluoride, trivalent chromium (average monthly only), 

total phenolics, and DEHP at Outlet 003. 

The permittee shall submit a semi-annual Progress Report which summarizes the actions 

taken and any additional actions to be taken in the future to achieve the Final Effluent 

Limitations for total residual chlorine at Outlet 002; temperature at Outlet No. 003; and free 

cyanide, fluoride, trivalent chromium (average monthly only), total phenolics, and DEHP at 

Outlet 003. 

Complete Engineering Design. The permittee shall submit a semi-annual Progress Report 

which summarizes the actions taken and any additional actions to be taken in the future to 

achieve the Final Effluent Limitations for total residual chlorine at Outlet 002; temperature 

at Outlet No. 003; and free cyanide, fluoride, trivalent chromium (average monthly only), 

total phenolics, and DEHP at Outlet 003. 

The permittee shall submit a semi-annual Progress Report which summarizes the actions 

taken and any additional actions to be taken in the future to achieve the Final Effluent 

Limitations for total residual chlorine at Outlet 002; temperature at Outlet No. 003; and free 

cyanide, fluoride, trivalent chromium (average monthly only), total phenolics, and DEHP at 

Outlet 003. 

Within thirty six (36) months of the issuance date of this permit, the permittee shall achieve 

final permit limitations for total residual chlorine at Outlet 002; temperature at Outlet No. 

003; and free cyanide, fluoride, trivalent chromium (average monthly only), total phenolics, 

and DEHP at Outlet 003. 

2. Reports of compliance or non-compliance with, and progress reports on interim and final requirements contained in 

the above compliance schedule, if any, shall be postmarked no later than 14 days following each schedule date. 
Section C • Other Requirements 

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Permit No.: WV0003336 

01 . The permittee shall practice good housekeeping including maintaining the facility grounds. There shall be no 

scattered parts, equipment, debris, etc. Any and all drums shall be either stored in a covered area or kept upon 

pallets and properly sealed. 

02. The issuance of this permit shall not relieve the permittee of the obligation to comply with any other federal, state 

or local laws. Compliance with this permit does not relieve the permittee from the obligation of Section 311 of the 

Clean Water Act. This permit does not authorize spills of hazardous substances/wastes from any permitted outlet 

into waters of the State. Such incidents are to be reported in accordance with Sections IV.l and IV.2 of Appendix 

A of this permit. 

03. Upon review of information submitted under terms and conditions of this permit, the permit may be modified to 

require additional effiuent limitations/monitoring requirements and/or improved best management practices. 

04. Debris collected on the intake trash racks shall not be returned to the waterway. 

05. Without prior approval from the agency, the permittee shall not accept and treat wastewater from any other facility. 

06. The permittee shall submit each l/month according to the enclosed format, a Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) 

indicating in terms of concentration and/or quantities the values of the constituents listed in Section A analytically 

determined to be in the plant effiuent(s). Additional information pertaining to effluent monitoring and reporting can 

be found in Section III of Appendix A. 

07. The required DMRs shall be received by the agency no later than 20 days following the end of the reporting period 

in accordance with the following requirements. The agency is now requiring the permittee to utilize our electronic 

discharge monitoring report ( eDMR) system which is now mandatory. The permittee is not required to submit hard 

copies of the DMRs to the addresses listed below when using eDMR. Special circumstances may result in the 

agency granting an exemption to eDMR and are considered on case by case basis. If the permittee was exempted 

by the agency from using the eDMR system, then the permit+.ee is required to send hard copies to the addresses 

below. The permittee may contact the agency for more information about the eDMR system and potential 

exemptions from using it. Regardless, in accordance with Appendix A, Section III.6 of this permit, the permittee 

shall maintain copies ofDMRs (either hard copies or electronic copies) at the plant site and the DMRs shall be 

made readily available upon request for DEP personnel. 

a. Director 

Divi•ion of Water and Waste Management 

601 57th Street, SE 

Charle8ton, West Virginia 25304 

Attn: Permitting Branch 

Department of Environmental Protection 

Environmental Enforcement 

1060 Chapline Street, Lower Lobby 

Wheeling, West Virginia 26003-2955 

PB: (304) 238-1075/Fax: (304) 238-1006 

u. S. Environmental Protection Agency 

Region XIX, Water Protection Divi•ion 

NPDBS Enforcement Branch {3WP42) 

1650 Arch Street 

Philadelphia, PA 19103 

08. For any noncompliance reports to be submitted in writing by this permit, a copy shall also be forwarded to the EPA 

at the location specified under Condition C.7 of this permit. 

09. Any "not detected (ND)" results by the permittee must be "ND" at the method detection limit (MDL) for the test 

method used for that parameter and must be reported as less than the MDL used. The permittee may not report the 

result as zero, "ND", or report the result as less than a minimum level (ML), reporting limit (RL), or practical 

quantitation limit (PQL). 

When averaging values of analytical results for DMR reporting purposes for monthly averages, the permittee should 

use actual analytical results when these results are greater than or equal to the MDL and should use zero (0) when 

these results are less than the MDL. If all analytical results are non-detect at the MDL (<MDL), then the permittee 

should use the actual MDL in the calculation for averaging and report the result as less than the average calculation. 
Section C - Other Requirements 

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10. In incidences where a specific test method is not defined, the permittee shall utilize an EPA approved method with a 

method detection limit (MDL) sensitive enough to confirm compliance with the permit effluent limit for that 

parameter. If a MDL is not sensitive enough to confirm compliance, the most sensitive approved method must be 

used. If a more sensitive EPA approved method becomes available, that method shall be used. Should the current 

and/or new method not be sensitive enough to confirm compliance with the permitted effluent limit, analytical 

results reported as "not detected" at the MDL of the most sensitive method available will be deemed compliant for 

purposes of permit compliance. Results shall be reported on the Discharge Monitoring Reports as a numeric value 

less than the MDL. 

11. The permittee shall not use alternate DMRs without prior approval from this Agency. 

12. The Groundwater Protection Plan (GPP) shall be maintained at the plant site and shall be available for inspection 

by the Division of Water and Waste Management personnel. 

13. The permittee shall maintain and implement the storm water pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) for the site. The 

SWPPP shall be prepared in accordance with good engineering practices. The SWPPP shall identify potential 

sources of pollution which may reasonably be expected to affect the quality of storm water discharges associated 

with the industrial activity. In addition, the plan shall describe and ensure the implementation of practices which 

are to be used to reduce the pollutants in storm water discharges associated with the industrial activity at the facility 

and to assure compliance with the terms and conditions of this permit. A copy of this document shall be retained at 

the site for review upon request. 

The permittee shall revise, develop, and implement, within ninety (90) days from the issue date of this permit, the 

existing storm water pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) for the site to specifically address storm water pollution 

for new storm water Outlets 004 and 005. The revised SWPPP shall be prepared in accordance with good 

engineering practices. The revised SWPPP shall identify potential sources of pollution which may reasonably be 

expected to affect the quality of Outlets 004 and 005. In addition, the plan shall describe and ensure the 

implementation of practices which are to be used to reduce the pollutants in storm water discharges at Outlets 004 

adu 005 and to assure compliance with the terms and conditions of this permit as it pertains to Outlets 004 and 005. 

A copy of this revised document shall be retained at the site for review upon request. 

14. Without prior approval from this agency, use of intermediates, by-products, spent solvents or any other materials 

(except commercial grade materials) containing pollutants that cannot be removed by the wastewater treatment 

system is prohibited. 

15. If there is evidence indicating potential or realized impacts on water quality due to any storm water discharge 

associated with industrial activity covered by this permit, the permit may be promptly modified and/or reissued to 

include effluent limitations and/or other requirements to control such storm water discharges. 

16. As this permit requires continuous monitoring of the pHs of the effluent from Outlets 002 and 003, the permittee 

shall maintain the pHs of such effluents within the range of 6.0- 9.0, except excursions from the range are 

permitted subject to the following limitations, provided the discharges do not cause violations of the standards 

established in 47 CSR 2, Section 8 of the West Virginia Legislative Rules: 

a. The total time during which the pH values are outside of the required ranges shall not exceed 7 hours and 26 

minutes in any calendar month, and; 

b. No individual excursion from the range of pH values shall exceed 60 minutes. 

17. The permittee shall perform chronic toxicity tests as described below, on the effluent from Outlets 002, 003, and 

004: 

a. Such testing will determine if an appropriate dilute effluent sample affects the survival or reproduction of the 

test species. 24-hour flow weighted composite samples of the effluent, as prescribed in Section A, shall be 

collected for testing. An appropriate statistical test shall be used to determine whether differences in control 

and effluent data are significant. 
Section C ·Other Requirements 

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17. a. i) The permittee shall conduct a three brood (6-8 days) Ceriodaphnia Dubia swvival and reproduction 

toxicity test on the final effluent diluted by appropriate control water. Toxicity will be demonstrated if 

there is a statistically significant difference at the 95 percent confident level in survival of reproduction 

between Ceriodaphnia Dubia exposed to an appropriate control water and the final effluent. All test 

solutions shall be renewed using an approved renewal schedule. If, in any control, more than 20% of the 

test organisms die, or less than 60% of surviving females in controls produced their third brood, that test 

shall be repeated. 

ii) The permittee shall conduct a 7 -day Pimephales Promelas fathead minnow larval survival and growth 

toxicity test on the final effluent diluted by appropriate control water. Toxicity will be demonstrated if 

there is a statistically significant difference at the 95 percent confidence level in survival or growth 

between fathead minnows exposed to an appropriate control water and the fmal effluent. All test solutions 

shall be renewed using an approved renewal schedule. If, in any control, more than 20% of the test 

organisms die, or average dry weight of surviving controls was less than 0.25 mg/1 that test shall be 

repeated. 

b. Results shall be reported in terms of chronic toxic units (TUc) and shall be submitted with the corresponding 

monthly Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR.). 

TUc= 1 00/NOEC or NOEL 

Where NOEC (or NOEL) is No Observed Effect Concentration (or Level), which is expressed as percent 

(volume) effluent in dilution water. 

For Example, ifNOEC is 10%, TUc= 100/10=10 

When the effluent demonstrates no toxicity at 100% effluent (no observed effect), the permittee may report 

zero TUc. · 

c. The monitoring required, herein, shall be conducted in accordance with the sample collection, preservation, 

and analytical procedures specified in 40 CFR 136. 

d. In addition to the monitoring data reporting requirements of 40 CFR 136, the exact age of the test organisms at 

the initiation of the test shall be reported. Values ofless than or equal to 24 hours are acceptable for 

Pimephales Promelas, fathead minnow. The range of the Ceriodaphnia Dubia used must be reported as a range 

in hours. All Ceriodaphnia Dubia used in the test must be less than 24 hours of age at test commencement. 

The age difference between the youngest and oldest Ceriodaphnia Dubia used in the test must not exceed eight 

(8) hours. 

e. The chronic toxicity testing shall be performed as prescribed in Section A of this permit. The first chronic 

toxicity testing shall be carried out within 3 months from the effective date of this permit. There shall be a 

minimum of three (3) months between semi-annual sampling events. 

f If chronic effluent toxicity testing shows noncompliance with the specified limitations prescribed in Section A, 

the permittee shall immediately resample and test the effluent. This shall be performed within 30 days of the 

initial demonstration of noncompliance with the whole effluent toxicity discharge limitations prescribed herein. 

Copies of the retesting results shall be provided to the Director immediately upon completion of the test. 

If the second test shows compliance, chronic effluent toxicity testing shall continue in accordance with the 

requirements, as prescribed herein. However, if the second test shows noncompliance, the Director shall 

impose further requirements, as may be necessary, in order to obtain compliance with the chronic effluent 

toxicity discharge limitations. 

g. The Director may impose further requirements should the chronic effluent toxicity testing results demonstrate 

noncompliance. 

18. This permit only authorizes the discharge of process wastewater discharges to outlet 003 from the manufacture of 

40 CFR 420 subparts J (Cold Forming) and I (Acid Pickling) of the Iron and Steel Manufacturing Point Source 

Category and 40 CFR 433 subpart A of the Metal Finishing Point Source Category. Discharge of process 

wastewater from any other point source categories or subparts requires modification of the pennit. 
Section C- Other Requirements 

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19 The Permittee shall submit an Annual Production Report summarizing the actual production of each unit for each 

month. This report shall include the actual production from the unit for each month and not the potential 

production from the unit. For example, if a unit was in operation for only 2 shifts every day during a month, then 

the production reported from the unit should reflect only 2 shifts of operation for each day of the month and shall 

not include the potential third shift that was not worked. Please find the attached Annual Production Report that is 

to be used by the Permittee. This report is due on or before the 20th of January each calendar year. The permittee 

shall request a modification of this permit to account for significant changes in production processes and/or product 

mix covered by the Iron and Steel Manufacturing eflluent guidelines. 

20. The permittee shall utilize EPA Method No. 1664 A (gravimetric analysis using the hexane extractable method 

[HEM]) for the analysis of oil and grease. 

21. The permittee may use Method OIA-1677 for the measurement of free cyanide so long as the laboratory performing 

the analysis is currently certified by West Virginia's Laboratory Quality Assurance Program and as long as the 

method detection level (MDL) is low enough to demonstrate compliance with the effluent limitations prescribed 

within this permit. 

22. In lieu of a monitoring requirement for total toxic organics, [TIO, as defined under 40 CFR 433.12 (a)) the 

Permittee shall have the option of making the following certification on or in submission with the discharge 

monitoring reports: 

"Based upon my inquiry of the person or persons directly responsible for managing compliance with the permit 

limitations for total toxic organics, I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, no dumping of 

concentrated toxic organics into the wastewaters has occurred since filing the last discharge monitoring report. I 

further certify that this facility is implementing the toxic organic management plan submitted to the Division of 

Water and Waste Management." 

23. If any portion of the Permittee's discharge that is identified as being subject to Federal Effluent Guideline(s) and the 

new or revised requirements of the Federal Effluent Guideline(s) are not currently in this permit, the Director may 

reopen or reissue this permit to incorporate additional, more stringent requirements or limitations. 

24. In conformance with the requirements of Appendix A, Part IT, Section 5, Removed Substances, the permittee shall 

obtain approval for the disposal of any solids generated by the wastewater treatment plant. This approval shall be 

afforded in accordance with the provisions of Title 33, Series 2, of the Legislative Rules, accordingly, and 40 CFR 

Part 503, as applicable. 

25. The permittee shall notify the operator of its drinking water facility in case of an oil spill, release of a toxic or 

noxious substance, or an irregularity or upset in the wastewater treatment process or effluent quality that could 

adversely affect the quality of the water at the point of the intake of the downstream water supply in order to allow 

the operator of the drinking water treatment plant to take actions to address any intake water contaminiation 

incidents. 

26. Effluent monitoring for the following pollutants shall be conducted using the most sensitive methods and detection 

levels commercially available and economically feasible. The following methods are to be used unless the 

permittee desires to use an EPA Approved Test Method with a listed lower method detection level. Regardless, it is 

recognized that detection levels can vary from analysis to analysis and that non-detect results at a different MDL for 

the specified test method would not constitute a permit violation. 

Parameter EPA Method No. Method Detection Level (ug / 1) 

Copper, Total Recoverable 200.8 0.5 

Lead, Total Recoverable 200.8 0.6 

Zinc, Total Recoverable 200.8 1.8 

Chromiwn, Dissolved Hexav alent 218 . 6 0.6 

Chromiwn, Total 200 . 8 0.9 

Nickel, Total Recoverable 200 . 8 0.5 

Selenium, Total Recoverable 200.8 7.9 

Phenolics, Total Recoverable 420.1 5 

Benzene 602 0.2 

Bia(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate 606 2 

Naphthalene 610 1.8 

Cyanide, Free Refer to Section C.21 
Section C - Other Requirements 

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27. In conformance with 40 CFR 122.44(a)(2) a monitoring waiver may be granted for pollutants not present in the 

discharge. Historical data has shown consistent non-detects for the following pollutants listed below. As such, 

monitoring for these pollutants has been removed in accordance with 40 CFR 122.44 (a)(2). However, this 

regulation does not waive the permit limitations for all applicable guideline-listed pollutants in 40 CFR 414 Subpart 

I. Therefore, a monitoring waiver is granted for the pollutants listed below; however, the limitations shall remain in 

effect as listed below. The permittee must still sample the pollutants listed below as part of the required testing for 

the next permit renewal application. 

MASS LIMITS (Ul•/day) CONC LIMITS (mg/1) 

Average Max Average Max 

Pollutant Monthly Daily Monthly Daily 

-------~ --------- ----- --------- -- -- --- ----- --- -- Tetrachloroethylene 

Total Recoverable Cadmium 

Naphthalene 

Total Recoverable Silver 

Total Recoverable Lead 

N/A 

12.0 

N/A 

11.1 

22.0 

0.666 N/A 0.0081 

31.9 0.0009 0.0019 

O.U5 N/A o. oost 

l!l. 9 0.003 0.008 

38.2 0.013 0 . 025 

28. Certain characteristics of sewage, industrial wastes, and other wastes cause pollution and are objectionable in all 

waters of the State. Therefore, the Secretary has proclaimed that there are certain general conditions that are not to 

be allowed in any of the waters of the State. Therefore, the eftluent discharge from the permittee's treatment facility 

shall not cause violation of any of the following conditions not allowed in State waters as stated below. 

a. Distinctly visible floating or settleable solids, suspended solids, scum, foam, or oily slicks; 

b. Deposits or sludge banks on the bottom; 

c. Odors in the vicinity of the waters; 

d. Taste or odor that would adversely affect the designated uses of the affected waters; 

e. Materials in concentrations that are harmful, hazardous, or toxic to man, animal, or aquatic life; 

f. Distinctly visible color; 

g. Concentrations of bacteria that may impair or interfere with the designated uses of the affected waters; 

h. Requiring an unreasonable degree of treatment for the production of potable water by modem water treatment 

processes as commonly employed; and 

1. Any other condition, including radiological exposure, which adversely alters the integrity of the waters of the 

State including wetlands; no significant adverse impact to the chemical, physical, hydrologic, or biological 

components of aquatic ecosystems shall be allowed. 

29. Currently, there is no EPA Test Method available for analyzing trivalent chromium. Compliance with the trivalent 

chromium eftluent limitations prescribed in Section A shall be attained through the following means: 

a. If actual results are measured in the total chromium and hexavalent chromium samples, the trivalent chromium 

level reported shall be reported as the difference between the total chromium result and the hexavalent 

chromium result. 

b. If results for the total chromium and hexavalent samples are both non-detect, the trivalent chromium level 

reported shall be reported as less than the total chromium method detection limit. 

c. If a measurable result is obtained for total chromium and a non-detect result is obtained for hexavalent 

chromium, the trivalent chromium level reported shall be reported as less than the difference between the total 

chromium result and the method detection limit for hexavalent chromium. 

30. The temperature measurements collected to calculate the difference between the upstream/intake temperature and 

the discharge temperature required in Section A.002 and A.003 of this permit shall be collected concurrently. 

There shall be no more than 60 minutes between temperature monitoring collected at the upstream location and the 

discharge outfall. 

Contino us measurement of temperature, as required by Section A of this permit, shall be measured at a frequency of 

at least once every hour. 
Section C- Other Requirements 

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31. This permit does not authorize the discharge of untreated or partially treated process, non-stormwater non-process, 

or "other" wastewaters via Outlets 004 or 005 to Harmon Creek. The discharges from these outlets shall be 

stonnwater only. Any such "other" discharge may potentially be considered a "bypass" and may be reported to the 

WV Emergency Spill Hotline as required in Appendix A, Section II.3 as applicable. However, please note that 

based on Appendix A.II.3.d.B, a "bypass" is only permissible when there are no feasible alternatives to the "bypass 

", such as auxiliary treatment facilities, retention of untreated wastes, or maintenance during normal periods of 

equipment downtime. A "bypass" is not permissible if adequate backup equipment should have been installed in 

the exercise of reasonable engineering judgment to prevent the "bypass". The permittee may only allow an 

unanticipated "bypass" to occur and not provide immediate notice as required by Appendix A.IV.2.b if essential 

maintenance to assure efficient operation is being performed. Routine discharges that are not for essential 

maintenance to assure efficient operation of the treatment works require the permittee to modify this permit to 

impose the appropriate permit requirements and effluent limitations which would make the overflow events 

permissible. 

32. In order to reassess the mixing zone at next permit issuance, the permittee will be required to assess the background 

water quality in the Ohio River immediately upstream and outside the influence of the discharges from Outlets 002 

and 003. A minimum often sample results shall be collected for temperature, pH, hardness, total suspended solids, 

aluminum, ammonia, hexavalent chromium, copper, free cyanide, lead, total residual chlorine, sulfate, trivalent 

chromium, fluoride, nickel, nitrite nitrogen, selenium, zinc, bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate, total cyanide, and total 

phenolics and any other pollutant for which a mixing zone may be requested at Outlet 002 or 003. The permittee 

may collect samples at its intake if it is upstream and outside of the influence of the discharge from either Outlet 

002 or 003. Test methods used shall be in accordance with Section C of this permit. Where allowed by the test 

method, 24-hour composite samples are preferable, but grab samples may be taken if composite sampling is not 

feasible. 

33. Available sampling methods for total residual chlorine (TRC) are currently not sensitive enough to confirm 

compliance with the permit limitations imposed at the facility. Total residual chlorine (TRC) samples shall be 

taken, preserved and analyzed in accordance with the latest edition of 40 CFR Part 136. Because the permittee 

does not operate a certified wastewater laboratory at the plant site but still must comply with the instantaneous 

sample-type requirements, the permittee shall use an EPA Approved Method with at least a method detection level 

(MDL) of 100 ug/1. Any TRC sampling result reported as less than the MDL stated above shall be assumed to 

conft.rm compliance for purposes of permit enforcement. Should a more sensitive EPA approved method become 

available for field analysis ofTRC, the permittee shall perform TRC self-monitoring in accordance with the new 

method. If the new method is not sensitive enough to determine compliance with specified TRC limits, analytical 

results reported as "not detected" at the MDL of the new method will be deemed compliant for purposes of permit 

enforcement. 

34. The following storm water requirements apply to Outlets 004 and 005: 

a. Samples shall be collected from the discharge resulting from a storm event that is greater than 0.1 inches in 

magnitude and that occurs at least 72 hours from the previously measurable (greater than 0.1 inch rainfall) 

storm event. Samples shall be taken during the first thirty (30) minutes, or as soon thereafter as practicable, of 

the storm event. 

b. Each outlet shall be monitored separately. 

c. Pollutant 

Total Suspended Solids 

Total Copper 

Pree CyaDide 

Fluoride 

Total Iron 

Total Lead 

Total Zinc 

Pecal Coliform 

Total Residual Chlorine 

Oil and Grease 

pH 

Benchmark Value 

100 mg/1 

0.0636 mg/1 

0 . 022 m.g/1 

1 . 8 mg/ 1 

1 . 0 mg/1 

0 . 0816 mg/1 

0.117 mg/1 

400 cts/100ml 

0 . 019 mg/ 1 

15 mg/1 

6.0 to 9.0 s.u. 
Section C - Other Requirements 

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34. c. When the concentration results from a minimum of four consecutive samples of a pollutant are all less than the 

corresponding benclunark value for the pollutant, additional monitoring for the pollutant is not required (all pH 

values of the samples must be within the range 6.0 to 9.0 S.U.). The facility shall submit, each year, to the 

Division of Water and Waste Management, in lieu of the monitoring data, a certification (form will be 

provided upon request) that there has not been a significant change in the industrial activity or the pollution 

prevention measures in the area of the facility that drains to the outlet for which sampling is to be waived. If 

the concentration of a pollutant exceeds the corresponding benclunark concentration or a pH value is not 

within the range of 6.0 to 9.0 S.U., monitoring shall be continued and storm water pollution prevention 

practices shall be revised and implemented. A letter stating the revised and implemented storm water pollution 

prevention practices shall be submitted to the Division of Water and Waste Management at the address listed 

in Section C.7. 

3 5. If there is evidence indicating potential or realized impacts on water quality due to any storm water discharge 

associated with industrial activity covered by this permit, the permit may be promptly modified and/or reissued to 

include effluent limitations and/or other requirements to control such storm water discharges. 
Section D- 316 (b) Intake Requirements 

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1. In accordance with 316(b) of the Clean Water Act, the location, design, construction, and capacity of the cooling 

water intake structures (CWIS) for the permittee's facility shall reflect the best technology available (BTA) for 

minimizing adverse environmental impact. 

2. On the basis of currently available information, the agency has determined that the facility has met the BT A 

requirements of Section 316(b) of the Clean Water Act in accordance with the following: 

a. The permittee has provided information that the facility has and intake structure consisting of eight intake 

screens feeding one intake pump. 

b. Description of intake structure operations: 

i. The maximum pumping capacity of all pumps is 234,000 gpm (337 MGD). There are eight intake screens 

of the same dimension that span the width of the intake. Water that passes through the screens flow to a 

common wet well for the pump(s). 

No.1 Pump: 

Maximum capacity is 50,000 gpm (72 MGD) 

No.2 Pump (currently operating): 

Maximum capacity is 15,000 gpm (21.6 MGD). No.2 pump is located near the center such that a relative 

high percentage of the intake flow passes through the two center screens. 

No. 3Pump: 

Maximum capacity is 15,000 gpm (21.6 MGD) 

No. 5Pump: 

Maximum capacity is 22,000 gpm (31.7 MGD) 

No. 6Pump: 

Maximum capacity is 30,000 gpm (43.2 MGD) 

No. 7Pump: 

Maximum capacity is 22,000 gpm (31. 7 MGD) 

No. 8Pump: 

Maximum capacity is 30,000 gpm (43.2 MGD) 

No. lOPump: 

Maximum capacity is 50,000 gpm (72.0 MGD) 

c. The permittee shall operate its intake velocity at its intake to be equal to or lesser than 0.5 ftls. Due to the 

intake currently operating at a reduced capacity, pumps shall not be operated in a manner that the sum of the 

maximum daily volume of combined pumping exceeds 84.1 MGD without prior approval from the agency. 

This is considered to meet the BTA requirements of Section 316(b) of the Clean Water Act. 

3. Pursuant to 40 CFR 122.62, the permit may also be reopened and modified with requirements of new regulations, 

standards, or judicial decisions relating to 316(b) of Clean Water Act. 
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The herein-described activity is to be extended, modified, added to, made, enlarged, acquired, constructed or 

installed, and operated, used and maintained strictly in accordance with the terms and conditions of this permit, with 

the plans and specifications submitted with Permit Application No. WV0003336; with the plan of maintenance and 

method of operation thereof submitted with such application(s); and with any applicable rules and regulations 

promulgated by the Environmental Quality Board and the Secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection. 

Failure to comply with the terms and conditions of this permit, with the plans and specifications submitted with 

Permit Application No. WV0003336; and with the plan of maintenance and method of operation thereof submitted 

with such application(s) shall constitute grounds for the revocation or suspension of this permit and the invocation of 

all the enforcement procedures set forth in Chapter 22, Article ll, or 15 of the Code of West Virginia. 

This permit is issued in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 22, Article 11 and 12 and/or 15 of the Code of 

West Virginia and is transferable under the terms of Section 11 of Article 11. 
Appendix A 

I. MANAGEMENT CONDITIONS: 

1. Duty to Comply 

a) 

b) 

The permittee must comply with all conditions of this permit. Permit noocompliance constitutes a violation of the CWA and State Act and is 

grounds for enforcement action; for poonit modification, revocation and reissuance, suspension or revocation; or for denial of a permit renewal 

application. 

The permittee shall comply with all effluent standardS or prolubitions established under Section 307(a) of the CWA for toxic poUutants within 

the time provided in the regulations that establish these standards or prolubitions, even if the permit bas not yet been modified to incorporate 

the requirement. 

2. Duty to Reapply 

If the permittee wishes to continue an activity regulated by this permit after the expiration date of this permit, the permittee must apply for a new permit at 

least 180 days prior to expiration of the permit. 

3. Duty to Mitigate 

The permittee shall take all reasonable steps to minimize or prevent any discharge in violation of this permit, which bas a reasonable likelihood of 

adversely affecting hlllllllll health or the environment 

4. Permit Actions 

This permit may be modified, revoked and reissued, suspended, or revoked foc cause. The filing of a request by the permittee for permit modification, 

revocation and reissuance, oc revocation, oc a notification of planned changes or anticipated runcompliance, does not Silly any permit condition. 

S. Property Wgbts 

This pennit does not convey any properly rights of any sort oc any exclusive privilege. 

6. Signatory Requirements 

All applications, reports, or information submitted to the Director shall be signed and certified as required in Title 47, Series 10, Section 4.6 of the West 

Virginia Legislative Rules. 

7. Transfers 

This permit is not transferrable to any person except after notice to the Director. The Director may require modifiCation or revocation and reissuance of the 

permit to change the name of the permittee and incmporate such other requirements as may be necessary. 

8. Duty to Provide Infonnation 

The permittee shall furnish to the Director, within a reasonable specified time, any information which the Director may request to determine whether cause 

exists for modifying, revoking and reissuing, suspending, or revoking this permit, or to determine compliance with this permit The permittee shall also 

furnish to the Director, upm r~~t, copies of records required to be kept by this permit. 

9. Other Information 

Where the permittee becomes aware that it failed to submit any relevant facts in a permit application, or submitted incorrect information in a permit 

application or in any report to the Director, it shall promptly submit such facts or information. 

10. Inspection and Entry 

The permittee shall allow the Director, or an authorized representative, upoo the presentation of credentials and other documents as may be r~uired by law, 

to: 

a) 

b) 

c) 

d) 

Enter upoo the permittee's premises in which an effluent source or activity is located, or where records must be kept under the conditions of this 

permit; 

Have access to and copy at reasonable times, any records that most be kept under the conditions of this permit; 

Inspect at reasonable times any facilities, equipment (including monitoring and control equipment), practices, or operations regulated or 

required under this permit; and 

Sample or monitor at reasonable times, for the purposes of assuring permit compliance or as <Xherwise authorized by the State Act, any 

substances or parameters at any location. 

11. Pennit Modification 

This permit may be modified, suspended, or revoked in whole or in part during its tenn in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 22-1 1-12 of the 

Code of West Virginia. 

12. Water Quality 

Subject to 47 WV CSR 10.3.4.a, the effluent or effluents covered by this permit are to be of such quality so as not to cause violation of applicable water quality 

standards. 

13. Outlet Markers 

A permanent marker at the establishment shall be posted in accordance with Title 47, Series 11, Section 9 of the West Virginia legislative Ru1es. 

14. Liabilities 

a) 

b) 

c) 

d) 

Any person who violates a permit condition implementing sections 301,302,306, 307, 308, 318, a405 of the Clean Water Act is subject to a 

civil penalty not to exceed $25,000 pt!" day of such violation. Any person who willfully or negligently violates permit conditions 

implementing sections 301,302, 306,307, 308 a405 of the Clean Water Act is subject to a fineofnotless than $2,500 na more than $25,000 paday of violation, or by imprisonment for not more than 1 year, or both. 

Any person who falsifies, tampers with, or lcnowin&).y renders inaccurate any monitoring device or method required to be maintained under 

this permit shall, upon conviction, be punished by a fine of not more than $10,000 per violation, oc by imprisonment for not more than 2 

years, oc by both. 

Any persoo who knowingly makes any false statement, representation, or certification in any record oc other document submitted or required to 

be maintained under this permit, including monitoring reports oc reports of compliance or noncompliance shall, upon conviction, be punished 

by a fine of not moce than $10,000 pa- violation, oc by imprisonment for not more than 2 years, or by both. 

Nothing in J.l4 a), b), and c) shall be coostrued to limit or prohibn any other authority the Director may have under the State Water Pollution 

Control Act, Chapter 22, Article 11 . 
II. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE: 

1. Proper Operation and Malnte11ance 

The permittee shall at all times properly operate and maintain all facilities and systems of treatment and control (and related appurtenances) which are 

installed or used by the permittee to achieve compliance with the conditions of this pennit. Propa operation and maintenance also includes adequate 

laboratory controls, and appropriate quality assurance procedures. Unless otherwise required by Federal or State Jaw, this provision requires the operation 

of back-up auxiliary facilities or similar systems which are installed by the pennittee.only when the operation is necessary to achieve compliance with the 

conditions of the permit. For domestic waste treatment facilities, waste treatment operators as classified by the WV Bureau of Public Health laws, W. Va. 

Code Chapter 16-1, will be required except that in circumstances where the domestic waste treatment facility is receiving any type of industrial waste, the 

Director may require a more highly skilled operator. 

2. Need to Halt or Reduce Activity Not a Defense 

3. Bypass 

4. Upset 

It shall not be a defense for a permittee in an enforcement action that it would have been necessary to halt or reduce the permitted activity in order to 

maintain compliance with the conditions of the permit. 

a) 

b) 

c) 

d) 

Definitions 

(1) ''Bypass" means the intentional diversion of waste streams from any portion of a treatment facility; and 

(2) "Severe property damage" means substantial physical damage to~. damage to the treatment facilities which causes them to 

become inoperable, or substantial and pomanent loss of natural resources which can reasonably be expected to occur in the absence 

of a bypass. Severe property damage does not mean economic loss caused by delays in production. 

Byp&li not exceeding limitations. The pmn:ittee may allow any bypass to occur which does not cause effluent limitations to be exceeded, but 

only if it also is for essential maintenance to assure efficient opaation. These byp<Wes are not subject to the provision ofll.3.c) and ll.3.d) of 

this permit. 

(I) If the permittee knows in advance of the need for a bypass, it shall submit prior notice, if possible at least ten (10) days before the 

(2) 

(1) 

(2) 

date of the bypass; 

If the permittee does not know in advance of the need for bypass, notice shall be submitted as required in 1V.2.b) of this permit. 

Prohibition of bypass 

Bypass is pennitted only under the following conditions, and the Director may take enforcement action against a permittee for a 

(A) 

(B) 

bypass, unless; 

Bypass was unavoidable to prevent loss of life, personal injury, or severe property damage; 

There were no feasible alternatives to the bypass, such as the use of auxiliary treatment facilities, retention of untreated 

wastes, or maintenance during normal periods of equipment downtime. This condition is not satisfied if adequate backup 

equipmmt should have been installed in the exercise of reasonable engineering judgement to prevent a bypass which 

occurred during normal periods of equipment downtime or preventative maintenance; and 

(C) The pmnittee submitted notices as required under ll.3.c) of this permit. 

The Director may approve an anticipated bypass, after considering its adverse effects, if the Director determines that it will meet the 

three conditions listed in ll.3.d.(l) of this permit. 

a) Definition. "Upset" means an exceptional incident in which there is unintentional and temporary noncompliance with technology-based permit 

effluent limitations because of factors beyond the reasonable control of the permittee. An upset does not include noncompliance to the extent 

caused by operational error, improperly designed treatment facilities, inadequate treatment facilities, lack of preventative maintenance, or 

careless or improper opaation. 

b) Effect of an upset. An upset constitutes an affirmative defense to an action brought for noncompliance with such technology-based permit 

effluent limitation if the requirements o(ll.4.c) are met. No detennination made during administrative review of claims that noncompliance 

was caused by upset, and before an action for noncompliance, is fmal administrative action subject to judicial review. 

c) Conditions necessary for a demonstration of upset. A permittee who wishes to establish the affirmative defense of upset shall demonstrate, 

through properly signed, contemporaneous operating logs, or other relevant evidence that: 

(1) An upset occurred and that the permittee can identify the cause(s) of the upset; 

(2) The permitted facility was at the time being properly operated; 

(3) The permittee submitted notice of the upset as required in 1V.2.b) of this permit. 

( 4) The permittee complied with any remedial measures required under 1.3. of this permit. 

d) Burdm of proof. In any enforcement proceeding the permittee seeking to establish the occurrence of an upset has the burden of proof. 

5. Removed Subst1nces 

Where removed substances are not otherwise covered by the tenns and conditions of this permit or other Cllisting permit by the Director, a:1y solids, sludges, 

filter backwash or other pollutants (removed in the course of treatment or control of wastewaters) and which are intended for disposal within the State, 

shall be disposed of only in a manner and at a site subject to the approval by the Director. If such substances are intended for disposal outside the State or for 

reuse, i.e., as a material used foc making another product, which in turn has another use, the pemrittee shall notify the Director in writing of the proposed 

disposal or use of such substances, the identity of the prospective disposer or users, and the intended place of disposal or use, as appropriate. 
ill. MONITORING AND REPORTING 

1. Representative Sampling 

Samples and measurements taken foc the purpa;e of monitoring shall be representative of the rnooitored activity. 

2. Reporting 

a) 

b) 

c) 

d) 

3. Test Procedures 

Permittee shall submit, according to the enclosed format, a Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) indicating in tenns of concentration, and/or 

quantities, the values of the constituents listed in Part A analytically determined to be in the plant eftluent(s ). DMR submissions shall be made 

in accordance with the terms contained in Section C of this permit. 

Enter reported average and maximum values under "Quantity" and "Concentration" in the units specified for each parameter, as appropriate. 

Specify the number of analyzed samples that exceed the allowable permit conditions in the columns labeled "N .R" (i.e., number exceeding). 

Specify frequency of analysis for each parameter as number of analyses/specified period ( e.g.,3/month is equivalent to 3 analyses performed 

every calendar month). If continuous, enter "Cont.". The frequency listed on format is the minimum required. 

Samples shall be taken, preserved and analyz.ed in accordance with the latest edition of 40 CFR Part 136, unless other test procedures have been specified 

elsewhere in this permit. 

4, Recording of Results 

For each measurement oc sample taken pursuatt to the permit, the permittee shall record the following infonnation. 

a) The date, exact place, and time of sampling or measurement; 

b) The date(s) analyses were perfonned; 

c) The individual(s) who performed the sampling or measurement; 

d) The individual(s) who performed the analyses; if a commercial laboratory is used, the name and address of the laboratory; 

e) The analytical techniques or methods used, and 

f) The results of such analyses. Information not required by the DMR form is not to be submitted to this agency, but is to be retained as required 

inill.6. 

5. Additional Monitoring by Permittee 

If the permittee monitors any pollutant at any monitoring point specified in this permit more frequently than required by this permit, using approved test 

procedures or others as specified in this permit, the results of this monitoring shall be included in the calculation and reporting of the data su brnitted in the 

Discharge Monitoring Report Form. Such increased frequency shall also be indicated. Calculations for all limitations which require averaging of 

measurements shall utilize an arithmetic mean unless otherwise specified in the permit. 

6. Records Retention 

The permittee shall ret..ain I'CCC!'ds of all mcnitcr.ng infannation, including all c•libration and maintenance records and all original chart recordings for 

continuous rnooitoring instrumentation, copies of all reports required by this pecmit, and records of all data used to complete the application for the permit, 

for a period of at least three (3) years from the date of the sample, measurement, report or application. This period may be extended by request of the 

Director at any time. 

7. Definitions 

a) 

b) 

c) 

d) 

e) 

f) 

g) 

h) 

i) 

j) 

k) 

1) 

"Daily discharge" means the discharge of a pollutant measured during a calendar day oc within any specified period that reasonably represents 

the calen<W day for purpa;es of sampling. For pollutants with limitations expressed in units of mass, the daily discharge is calculated as the 

total mass of the pollutant discharged over the day. For pollutants with limitations expressed in other units of measurement, the daily discharge 

is calculated as the average measurement of the pollutant over the day. 

"Average mon1hly discharge limitation" means the highest allowable average of daily discharges over a calendar month, calculated as the sum 

of all daily discharges measured during a calendar month divided by the number of daily discharges measured during that month. 

"Maximum daily discharge limitation" means the highest allowable daily discharge. 

"Composite Sample" is a combination of individual samples obtained at regular intervals over a time period. Either the volume of each 

individual sample is proportional to discharge flow rates or the sampling interval (for constant volume samples) is proportional to the flow rates 

over the time period used to produce the composite. The maximum time period between individual samples shall be two hours. 

"Grab Sample" is an individual sample collected in less than 15 minutes. 

"is" = immersion stabilization- a calibrated device is immersed in the effluent stream until the reading is stabilized. 

The "daily average temperature" means the arithmetic average of temperature measurements made on an hourly basis, or the mean value plot of 

the record of a continuous automated temperature recording insiiUrnenl, either during a calendar month, or during the operating month if flows 

are of shorter durntion. 

The "daily maximum temperature" means the highest arithmetic average of the temperatures observed for any two (2) consecutive hours during 

a 24 hour day, or during the operating day if flows are of shortec duration. 

The "monthly average fecal coliform" bacteria is the geometric average of all samples collected during the month. 

"Measured Flow" means any method of liquid volume measurement, the accuracy of which has been previously demonstrated in engineering 

practice, or which a relationship to absolute volume has been obtained. 

''Estimate" means to be based on a technical evaluation of the sources contnl>uting to the discharge including, but not limited to pump 

capabilities, water meters and b~&h discharge volumes. 

"Non~ontact cooling water" means the water that is contained in a leak-free system, i.e., no contact with any gas, liquid, or solid other than the 

container for transpoct; the water shall have no net poundage addition of any pollutant over intake water levels, exclusive of approved antifouling agents. 
IV. OTHER REPORTING 

1. Reporting Spilh and A«idental Discharges 

Nothing in this permit shall be cons1rued to preclude the institution of any legal action or relieve the pmnittee from any responsibilities, liabilities or 

penalties established pur8Ulllt to Title 4 7, Series 11, Section 2 of the West Virginia Legislative Rules promulgated purswmt to Chapter 22, Article 11. 

Attached is a copy of the West Virginia Spill Alert System for use in complying with Title 47, Series 11, Section 2 of the Legislative rules as they pertain 

to the reporting of spills and accidental discharges. 

2. Immediate Reporting 

a) The permittee shall report any noncompliance which may endanger health or the environment immediately after becoming aware of the 

circumstances by using the Agency's designated spill alert telephone number. A written submission shall be provided within five (5) days of 

the time the permittee becomes aware of the circumstances. The written submission shall contain a description of the noncompliance and its 

cause; the period of noncompliance, including exact dates and times, and if the noncompliance has not been corrected, the anticipated time it is 

expected to continue; and steps taken or planned to reduce, eliminate, and prevent recurrence of the noncompliance. 

b) The following shall also be reported immediately: 

(1) Any unanticipated bypass which exceeds any effluent limitation in the permit; 

(2) Any upset which exceeds any effluent limitation in the permit; and 

(3) Violation of a maximum daily discharge limitation for any of the pollutants listed by the Director in the permit shall be reported 

immediately. This list shall include any toxic pollutant or hazardous substance, or any pollutant specifically identified as the 

method to control a toxic pollutant or hazardous subs1llnce. 

c) The Director may waive the written repoct on a case-by-case basis if the oral report has been received in accordance with the above. 

d) Compliance with the requirements ofiV.2 of this section, shall not relieve a pezson of compliance with Title 4 7, Sl:'lies 11, Section2. 

3. Reporting Requiremenn 

a) Planned changes. The permittee shall give notice to the Director of any planned physical alterations or additions to the permitted facility which 

may affect the nature or quantity of the discharge. Notice is required when: 

(1) The alteration or addition to a permitted facility may meet one of the criteria for determining whether a facility is a new source in 

Section 13.7.b of Series 10, Title 47; or 

(2) The alteration or addition could significantly change the nature or increase the quantity of pollutants discharged. This notification 

applies to pollutants which are subject neither to effluent limitations in the permit, nor to notification requirements under IV.2 of this 

section. 

b) Anticipated noncompliance. The permittee shall give advance notice to the Director of any planned changes in the permitted facility or activity 

which may result in noncompliance with permit requirements. 

c) In addition to the above reporting requirements, all existing manufacturing, conunercial, and silvicuhural discharges must notify the Director in 

writing as soon as they know or have reason to believe: 

( 1) That any activity has occu.'Ted or will occur which would result in t."IJ.e discharge, on a routine or frequent basis, or any toxic 

pollutant which is not limited in the pc:nnit. if that discharge will exceed the highest of the following "notification levels": 

(A) One hundred micrograms per liter {100 uWJ); 

(B) Two hundred micrograms per liter (200 uw1) foc acrolein and acrylonitrile; five hundred micrograms per liter (500 uWJ) 

for 2,4-dinitro pha10l; and fa" 2-methyl4,6-dinitrophenol; and me milligram per liter (1 mw'l) foc antimony; 

(C) Five (5) times the maximum concentration value reported foc that pollutant in the permit application in accocdimce with 

Section 4.4.b.9 <ISerieslO, Title47. 

(D) The level established by the Director in accordance with Section 6.3.g of Series 10, Title 47; 

(2) That any activity has occWTed or will occur which would result in any discharge (on a non-routine or infrequmt basis) of a toJ~:ic 

which is not limited in the permit, if that discharge will exceed the highest of the following "notification levels": 

(A) Five hundred micrograms per liter (500 uw'l); 

(B) One milligram per liter (1 mw'l) for antimony; 

(C) Ten (I 0) times the maximum concentration value reported for that pollutant in the permit application in accordance with 

Section 4.4.b.7 of Series 10, Title 47; 

(D) The level established by the Director in accordance with Section 6.3.g of Series 10, Title 47. 

(3) That they have begun oc el!:pect to begin to use or manufacture as an intermediate or final product or by-product of any toxic 

pollutant which was not reported in the permit application under Section 4.4.b.9 of Series 10, Title 4 7 and which will result in the 

discharge on a routine or frequmt basis of that toxic pollutant at levels which exceed five times the detection limit for that pollutant 

under approved analytical procedure. 

( 4) That they have begun or expect to begin to use or manufucture as an intermediate or final product or by-product of any toxic 

pollutant which was not reported in the permit application under Section 4.4.b.9 <I Series 10, Title 47 and which will result in the 

discharge on a non-routine or infrequmt basis of that toxic pollutant at ievels which exceed ten times the detection limit for that 

pollutant under approved analytical procedure. 

4, Other Noncompliance 

Tho permittee shall report all instances of noncompliance not reported under the above pantgrnphs at the time monitoring reports are submitted. The 

reports shall contain the information listed in IV.2.a). Should other applicable noncompliance reporting be required, these terms and conditions will be 

found in Section C of this permit. 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: {ArcelorMiUal Wejrton LLC) ARCELORMITIAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ::..:00=2,__ _ _ __ _ 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

.·• QuantlJy. Ot ter Units · 

. · .. ;,· .. Parameter . . N.E • ' . : 

. ! ·.· -. Units ... . , . ·• CEL* Un

.. 

50050 {ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Flow, in Conduit or thru plant N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mgd 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00530 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Total Suspended Solids N/A N/A N/A 51 108 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

74055 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Colifonn, Fecal NIA N/A N/A 200 400 NIA Cnts/

Year Round Permit Limits Mon. Geo. Mean Max. Dally 

00400 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

pH N/A N/A RptOnly N/A RptOnly NIA S.U. 

Year Round Permit Limits tnst. Min. lnst. Max. 

00610 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

--

Ammonia Nitrogen N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

50060 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Chlorine, Total Residual N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly 0.1 mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01119 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Copper, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01114 (ML-1) RF-8 Reported 

Lead, Total Recoverable N/A N!A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dalty 

-. 

• CEL=Comol' ._.. .......... Evaluation Level 

Name of Principal Executive Officer ' certify under penalty of-law that this document and all attachments were prepared · .. Date Complet

1 LUnd~r my dir9cllon or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that · ~ualified personnel property gather and evaluate the Information submitted. Based on .. Signature of P

. . ' I-.. inquiry of ~e person or persons whO menage the system; or those persons directly 

Tltie of Officer . , · . . . . ~onsible for g~rtng the Information, the information submitted 1'8, to the best of my Authorized Ag

riVWio:~dge and belief, true, accurate, and complete. ! am aware that there are significant pe~ltles for submitti~ falsfl information including the possibility Of a fine and . . : : I . 

I mpnsonment for knoWing violations. : • · ·. _ · · · , · · .' . · ; 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC} ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ~00~2.__ ____ _ 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

' ,: . . QuantitY Dt ~erUnlts , . 

' .. 

.. Parameter · ' . ... ... · UnitS N.E, ·. :• .. '1 . CEL* . uni

'. 

00718 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissociable N/A N/A N/A 0.028 0.09 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Pemnlt Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01104 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Aluminum, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A mg/1 

Year Round Pemnit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00980 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Iron, Total Recoverable NIA NIA N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

61426 (ML-1) RF-0 Reported 

Chronic Tox-Ceriodaphnia Dubla N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly NIA TUc 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

61428 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Chronic Toxicity - Pimephales N/A N/A N/A 6.6 13.2 N/A TUc 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

82581 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

pH, No. of Excursions >60 min. N/A 0 Ocur/Mon N/A N/A N/A N/A 

Year Round Pemnit Limits Monthly Total 

82582 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

pH Excursions Total lime N/A N/A N/A N/A 446 N/A Minut

Year Round Pemnit Limits Monthly Total 

34030 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Benzene N/A N/A N/A 0.7 0.9 N/A ug/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

* CEL::Co ..... _ .. __ Eva -·-I ~--- Level ___ ... 

Nama. of Principal Executive bfftcer certify un~ penally of law that ~is docun1ant and aH attachments were pre~ . Date Complet

l ~nder my direction or supervision '" accordance with a system designed to as8l&'8 that 

~ualifted personnel prop~y gather and evaltJate the lnfQrrnatlon submitted. Baaed on Signature of P

"r\)' in~ty ofthe persOn !)f' persons who. manage the system, or tho$e persons directly 

Title of Officer respol"'$ible for gathering the informatlon' the lnfonnation submitted Is, to the best of m'y Authorized Ag

nowledge and belief, true, accurat~~ and complete. I am aware that thefe are slgntftcant I 

PenaltieS for submn.ting false information including the possibility of a fine and .. · . , .. mprisonment for knOWing VIolations. ' . , · . . . · . · . · · 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC} ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: .:::.;00~2'------· 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANAlYSIS· 

·

.

· .; QuantitY ' 011erUnlts 

Parameter :''.' .... . .. .;· ., ' ·''• . . 

' ' UnitS N.E. i . ' .'·; .. CEL• Un

., 

34043 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Phenolics, Total N/A N/A N/A 0.12 0.22 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-2) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-7) RF-A Reported 

Temperattre, F N/A NIA N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature. F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

January 1-31 Permit Limits A\iQ. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1} RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A DEG.

February 1-28 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A DEG.

March 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature. F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

Aplil1-30 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A DEG.

May 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

• CEL=Comor . . . ·-··-- Evaluation Level N

Name of Princi~ .ExecUtive Officer · certify under penalty of !aw that this document and all atfijcl\ments were prepared Date Complet

l under my direction or supervision In accordance with a system designed to assure that ~ualifled persOMel property gaUler and evaluate the information submitted. Based on ·. ·· Signature ofP

my inquiry of the person or perscins 'Nho manage the system, or those persons directly 

Title of Officer · · · · ~ponsible for gathering the Information, the information submitted is. to the best of my :Authorized Ag

""10WWedge and belief, true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant I 

penalties for submitting false 1nforrnat1or:~ including the possibility of a fine and .· .· · · . mplisonment for knowing viol8tions. . -· · . . . . . . · ·. : · 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON -HANCOCK; Hancock County 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: p=0=2'-------

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· 

Quantity ,. '• ' 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

. .. Of 'IArUnim 

Parameter . 

. Units '· .· ,·: .. '·' 

' . N.E. . .. ,. CEL" Uni

,. ;, :,' . ·

_

:,,". •' . " .. 

00011 (ML-1} RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

June 1-30 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A DEG.

July 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A NIA N/A RptOnly RptOnly NIA DEG.

August 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature. F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly NIA DEG.

September 1-30 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

October 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

November 1--30 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1} RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

December 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

81020 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Sulfate NIA NIA ~/A RptOnly RptOnly NIA mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

\.,II::L - VU1Jl[)U(111\,.0' 1:::. YCIIUCIUVII LC:YCI 

Name of Principal Executive Oflcer · . certify under penalty of law that this ·docUment and an attachments were prepared . bate Complet

~nder my ~irecllon or supervision in accordance with a system design$<~ to assure that 

~lffieci personnel property gath~ and evaluate the information SUbmitted. Ba9ed on Signature of P

'-y trtQUiry of the person or persons who manage the system, or those persons directly ' 

litle of Officer . ·. · · ·. !respon$ible for gathering the Information, the Information submitted Is, to the best of my Authori%ed Ag

nowledge and belief, true, accurate, and complete. 3 am aware that there are signll'icant 

I I 

penalties for submitting false information including the possibltity of a fine and - . mprisonment for knowing violations.. . · ·· . . · . • · _ . · . · . . . . · .. 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: {ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITIAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: 0,_,0=2'--------

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

.. ',. Quanti tv .. : Ot 1er Units . 

. . 

Paramete:r .. .. ;: . .. .,:, 

··.•.· Unfts ' N.E. ' ' ' CEl• Uni

. : 

01220 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Chromium, Hex. Diss. N/A N/A N/A 0.025 0.066 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00552 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Oil and Grease, Hexane EXTR. N/A N/A N/A 5 10 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monlhly Max. Daily 

71870 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Bromide N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A mg/1 

Year Round Penmlt Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

• CEL= Como!' ................ Evaluation L .&V~I Name of Principal Executive Officer certify under penalty of law that this document and all attachment& were p~pared 0ate Complete

""nder my direction or supervision in accordance with a system destgned to assure that : 

~uaHfledpersonnel property gather.Emd evaluate the Information submitted. Based on srgnature of P

~my tnq.ulry ofJhe person or persons who manage the system. or those persons directly . Authorized Ag

ittte of Officer ....... esponslble for gatharlng the lnfonnatlon, the Information submitted Is, to the best of my nowledge and belief, true, accurate,_ and complete. I am aware that there are significant I 

penalties for submitting false infonnatlon •nct,uding the possibl.lity of a fine and ·. ·· · · . I Imprisonment for knoWing violations. · · · . · . • .· ·· . ._ . ., ' . · .· · . · · 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: .0~0~2'-------

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

; .. 

· ... Quantttv · ,. Ot 1erUnits ·'- 

Parameter Units N.E. . CEL" . 

.. 

•· . ... · .. · .. , .. ,, Un

50050 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Flow,in Conduit or thf1.l plant N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mgd 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00530 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Total Suspended Solids N/A N/A N/A 51 108 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

74055 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Coliform, Fecal N/A NIA N/A 200 400 N/A Cnts/

Year Round Permit Limits Mon. Geo. Mean Max. Daily 

00400 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

pH N/A N/A RptOnly N/A RptOnly N/A S.U. 

Year Round Permit Limits lnst. Min. lnst. Max. 

00610 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Ammonia Nitrogen N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A mg/1 

Year Round Penmlt Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

50060 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Chlorine, Total Residual N/A N/A N/A 0.028 0.086 0.1 mg/i 

Year Round Penmlt Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01119 (ML-1 ) RF-8 Reported 

Copper, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01114 (ML-1) RF-8 Reported 

Lead, Total Recoverable NIA NIA NIA Rpt Only RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

- vt:L = vompuance t:va1uauon Level 

Name Qf Principat Executive Offtcer I certify un~ P_eOiltty of law that lhli document and all attachments were prepared , . Date Complet

I ~moor my direCtion or supervision In a.ccordance With a system deSigned to assum that ~ualified personnel properly gatherand evaluate the information submitted. Based on . Signature of P

1-y Inquiry of the person or persons wt'IO manage the system, or those persons directly 

Title ofOfficer · ~onsil,lle for ga~ng the information the information submitted is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

1 k~edge and beltef, true. accui1Jte, and complete. I am aware that there are significant penatlies for submitting fa~ infOrmation including the posslbmty of a ~ne and . , : : ... I 

mprisonment for knowfng VIOlationS. · , . ·· · . . · . . 

--·· 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON -HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: =00=2'---------

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

"{": Quant~ ·. bt l8f' Units 

'' 

'

· 

.. 

Parameter •' , . : .. ·. .. 

" ,,, Units N.E ' ' ,, CEL• Un

. ' • ... ·: 

00718 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissociable N/A N/A N/A 0.028 0.09 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Penn it Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01104 (ML-1) RF-8 Reported 

Aluminum, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00980 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Iron, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

61426 (ML-1) RF-D Reported 

Chronic Tox-Ceriodaphnia Dubia N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A TUc 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

61428 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Chronic Toxicity- Pimephales N/A NIA N/A 6.6 13.2 N/A TUc 

Year Round Penn it Limits Avg. Monlllly Max. Daily 

82581 (ML-1} RF-A Reported 

pH, No. of Excursions >60 min. N/A 0 Ocur/Mon NIA N/A N/A N/A 

Year Round Pennit Limits Monthly Total 

82582 (ML-1} RF-A Reported 

pH Excursions Total Time N/A N/A N/A N/A 446 N/A Minut

Year Round Permit Limits Monthly Total 

34030 (ML-1} RF-A Reported 

Benzene NIA N/A N/A 0.7 0.9 N/A ug/1 

Year Round Pennlt Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

--

'-'I:L \Jornouan~;e cva•uoUOfl Lt::Vt::l 

Name of Principal Executive Officer certify Ul')der penalty of law that this docum&nt and all attachments were prepared Date Complet

rund~r my direction or supervision in accotdance With· a system designed to assure that ~aimed personnel properly ga1het and evaluate the information submitted. Based on Slgnature of P

.... Y inquiry of the person or persons who manage the system, or those persons directly . 

Tttte of Officer . ' responsible :for gathering the lnforin¢.-ion, the Information submitted Is, to the b88t of my AuthoriZed Ag

. ' ·' ' n~dge and belief, true, accurate, and complete.·' am aware that thera are slgnlfteant I 

penaltie$ for submiHing false rnfonnation inCluding 1h& possibility of a fine and . . · · .. · I mprisonrr~ent for knowing vtolations. · · . • . .··. · • , ·· -· .. 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMIITAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: VVEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ~002,__ ____ _ 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

'' .';. Quantity ·· '-' ·\. ·0! 1er Units 

.. 

, .· . Parameter . ··. .. ... .•·. 

:.: UnitS N£. CEL" :j _ . "·' 

" 

34043 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Phenolics, Total N/A N/A N/A 0.12 0.22 N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-2) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Oally 

00011 (ML-7) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A NIA Rpt Only RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

January 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A 

February 1-28 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A 

March 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A NIA N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

April1-30 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F NIA NIA NIA RptOnly Rpt Only N/A 

May 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

VI:.L- \.AJIIIDIIctrn..;t:: ~VdiUi::Ut\111 ~t:SVtsl 

Un

mg/1 

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

. Name of Principatl Executive Officer certify under penalty of law that this document and atl attachment$ were prepared . . und~r my direction or supervision In accordance with a system designed to assure th8t Date Complet

~uali'fted personnel properly gather and evaluate the information submitted. Baeed on 

'TlY inquiry of tne pel'l!OO or person& who manage ~e system, or those persons directly Signature of P

Title of Officer . . · ' · . · ' •· responsible for gathering the lnformatton, the information submitted is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

· I =tdge and belief, true, accurate, end complete. I am aware that there are significant I 

. ties for submitting falee Information jncluding the posstbility of a fine and · . · mpnsonment for knowing violations. · .. ·. · · . · · . " · . · · . ·. . , 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMittal Wejrton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ""'00=2=-------

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

·.· Quantitv Otter Units 

- 

Parameter ' ·' '· 

. . ·' >· . . ... Units .· N.E. . . ·. . .·' . CEL* Un

.. 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature. F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A DEG.

June 1-30 Pennit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

July 1-31 Pennit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A DEG.

August 1-31 Penn it Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

September 1-30 Penn it Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

October 1-31 Penn it Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A DEG.

November 1-30 Penn it Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A NIA N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

December 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

81 020 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Sulfate N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Permit Limits I Year Round Avg. Monthly Max 

. Daily 

-

*CEL=Com 

.. 

··-- Evaluation Level 

Name' of Principal Executive Oflicer ~~under penalty of law that this document and all ~ments were ~red D · eom· 

1 ~der my direcHon or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that · · ate plet

~ualified personnel properly gather and evaluate the infofT116tion submitted. Based 0n · 

I!==.= .. =. ======:=~~~~-=~~~:~~~::dr~.w.n)'' inquiry of the pe1110n or persons who manege the system, or thO$e persons directly Signature of P

Jltle 9f Officer · . . · 

~sponsible fur g~ting the information, the Information S\lbmltted Is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

i nowledge and bEihef, true, accurate, ai'ld complete. I am awa~ that there are significant I 

1 

~p'ri~~~~~:':,=ation

lncl~~ the possi?Hity of a fine an<j. ; . . · . 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: .:::.:00=2=-------

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

•, 

... Ouantltv .· . . ··. · .. , Ol1erUnits 

: 

Paramet&r _,,. ... ... ·: -,. UnitS . N.E . _. . .CEL.,. Un

.. '· •'. ·-· ·,. . ·',. . . . .. 

01220 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Chromium, Hex. Diss. N/A N/A N/A 0.025 0.066 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00552 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Oil and Grease, Hexane EXTR. N/A N/A N/A 5 10 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

71870 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Bromide N/A NIA N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

* CEL= Cornel ·-··-- Evaluation L eve1 

.Name of PnnclPal Executive 01ftcer . certify under penalty of Jaw that this document and all attachments were prepared .. Date Complet

l ~nder my direction or supervision in .accordance. with a system designed to assure that ' ~ualtfied personnel property gather and ~luate the information submitted. Based on , mY Signature of P

Inquiry of the person or persons Who manage the system, or those persons dlrecttY 

Title of Officer · . . · · · respoMiblt for ga~ering the information, the Information SUbmitt-ed Is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

nowktdge and bel1ef, true, accurate,. and complete. I am awarE~ that there are slgnlftcant I 

penalties for submitting fa!$ information including the possibility of a fine and · · mprisonment for knowtng violations. . · . · ·· · > . · . · ·, . 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME: {ArcelorMittal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMIUAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ~00~3'-------· 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

-· QuanJttv_ ot 1erUnits .. 

- . . ·, •,' Parameter. , . ···. ~L* 

. 

· .. ·· •' Units N.E. ., Un

··. 

.• 

50050 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Flow, in Conduit or thru plant N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A mgd 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00530 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Total Suspended Solids 2295 4564 Lbs/Day N/A 30.5 60.7 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

74055 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Coliform, Fecal N/A N/A NIA 200 400 N/A Cnts/

Year Round Permit Limits Mon. Geo. Mean Max. DaHy 

00400 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

pH NIA N/A RptOnly N/A RptOnly N/A s.u. 

Year Round Permit Limits lnst.Min. lnst. Max. 

00615 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Nitrogen Nitrite N/A N/A N/A 0.67 1.8 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00718 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissociable N/A N/A N/A 0.0358 0.0638 N/A mgll 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01104 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Aluminum, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A 0.38 1.1 N/A mgll 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00980 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Iron, Total Recoverable N/A NIA N/A 3.9 8.7 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

--- Comoliance Evaluation Levet 

Name 6f Principal Executive OffiCer. certify und&r penalty of laW that this document and all attachments were prepared 

I ~nd~! my direction or supervision ln aecordalnce with a system designed to assure that Date Complet

~ ... ..,d person net property gathel" and evaluate the infOrmation submitted. Based on · . 

rny inq~ of the· pel'$00 or persons who manage .the system, or those persons directly Signature of P

T'Jtte ofOfficer .· . .. -: . ~ponsible forgathering the information, the Information submitted is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

-'~and bMMd. tnMo, ~. ~nd compk>llo, I am aware thallhOIV anulgnfficont I 

Pe!U!Ities for submiltmg false information tncluding the possibility of a fine and :. · · 

jmpnsonment for knowing violations. . ·' · , . · . . · · · . · · .. 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjUal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ,..00=3::......... ____ _ 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

... Quantitv .. Ot 1erUnits 

~tamet8r . . .. . 

.... , .. Units N.E. ., .. CEL*. Un

.. 

• ' . .. 

. ;· . 

._,: .. . 

.

··

.• 

00951 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Fluoride, Total N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

61426 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Chronic Tox-Ceriodaphnia Dubia N/A N/A N/A 1.6 5.4 N/A TUc 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

61428 (ML-1) RF-D Reported 

Chronic Toxicity- Pimephates NIA N!A NIA RptOnly Rpt Only N/A TUc 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

82581 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

pH, No. of Excursions >60 min. N/A 0 Ocur/Mon N/A N/A N/A N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Monthly Total 

82582 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

pH Excursions Total Time N/A N/A N/A N/A 446 N/A Minut

Year Round Permit Limits Monthly Total 

01042 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Copper, Total (as Cu) 96 156 Lbs/Day N/A 0.012 0.025 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01034 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Chromium. Total (as Cr) 81 132 Lbs/Day N/A 0.98 1.6 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00981 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Selenium, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A 0.012 0.035 N!A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

--

* CEL=Comol' ... Evaluation - . -· .. Level - - -

Name of Principal Executive Officer • I ~ under penalty of law that thls document and all attacnments were prepared . Date eomplet

l""~r my direction or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that ~ualified personnel properly gather and evaluate the information submitted. Based on . Signature of P

. . . '-y inquiry of the person or persons who ma1'tage the system. or those persons directly 

Tdle of Officer . ·· · , ·· · , · resPQOSlble for gathering ttu~ information, the information submitted is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

I · I owledge amtbellef, ttue, aocu.,.., and CO<I)Jile'O. r ... ......, that then> are olgnfficant I 

tpen~lties for submitting false information induding the possibtltty of a fine and , · · · mpnsooment for knowing violations. ·1; · . · .. . .· ' • . . ·. 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME: {ArcelorMittal Weirton LLC} ARCELORMITIAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON· HANCOCK; Hancock County 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ~00~3~-----

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

.... ... 

.. ; Quantitv · · · · . ' Ot lerUnits ·:;, .· ·'· 

,•• 

Parameter .. . .. .~.· . . ' -.-... .. 

. . .. ' , r . • . ,, , '·"' '• Units N.E. ·. ·, ' . . CEL" 

00720 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Cyanide, Total 30 56 Lbs/Day N/A 0.37 0.67 N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01092 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Zinc, Total (as Zn) 71 128 Lbs/Day N/A 0.078 0.228 N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg, Monthly Max. Dally Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

39100 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

BIS(2-Ethylhexyt) Phthalate NIA NIA NIA 0.0167 0.0359 N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

34043 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Phenolics, Total N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-2) RF-A Reported 

--

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-7) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOniy N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

January 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

February 1-28 Permit Limits Avg. Monlllly Max. Dally 

• CEL = Compliance Evaluation Level 

.. . 

Unr

mg/1 

mg/1 

mg/1 

mg/1 

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

Nam& of Prlncip§!l ExeCUtive Officer certify tinder penatty of law that lhts document and all Eltlachments were prepared 1, nder my direction or supervision 1n accordance with a system designed to assure that Date Complet

ua1ified person net property gather and evalijate the information submitted. Based on -1--. ----

l!===;m;::;o=~=======:!f inQllbY of the person or persons who manage. the system, or those per$0ns directly · Signature of P

TrUe of Officer lble for ga1hering the information, the Information submitted is, to the best of rriy Authorized Ag

I. nowtedge and belief, true, accurate, and complete.· . l am aware that there are significant I 

enalties for submitting false Information including the possibility of a fine and . · · · .. prisonment for knowing violations. . . . . .. .· : . ; . · ; · · ·.· · :· · · · · 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: : (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC} ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: VVEIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ""'00,..3::....,_ ____ _ 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAl PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

> .. .. 

: 

. ' Quantjty Ofi 1ar Units ·' Pararri~ ·· .. 1" .·, .•.. ,, 

. . . 

.. 

. Units .·: N.E. . CEL" 

. . · 

' 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A 

March 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A 

April1-30 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F NIA N/A N!A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A 

May 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max .. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F NIA NIA N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

June 1-30 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

July 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOniy N/A 

August 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

September 1-30 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly .N/A 

October 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

• CEL = Compliance Evaluation Level 

.. 

Un

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

DEG.

1 

Name otPrinci 1 Executive omcer 98rtify under penalty of Jaw that this documerifandatfatiBchrrients were prepared · Date Co 1 t

nd~r my direction or supervision in accordance >Mth a system designed to assure that mp e ua~ personnel property gather and evaluate the information submitted. Based on t--.. -. ---

1==--;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;:;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~~~-;;:;;::;:dflY mquuy of the p$rson t>r persons vmo ,.,anage the system, or those persons directly : ~ignature of P

T!Ue of Officer ' nslble for Qri1ering the information, the lnformatkm submitted is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

· · ge a. nd b$1ief, true, accurate, and complete. I am aw_ are that there are significant I nalbeS for submttting false Information including the possibility of a fine and '. ·• . mprisonment for knowing vlol8tlons.· · · ·. - · ···· ·- · . . · · · · 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjttal Wejrton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: .::o..:00"-"3'------· 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

Quant~ Ot \er Untts 

·-. .. .. · .. . . Parameter :.· .. . . . UnitS ,, N.E. .. CEL* · Uni

.• ~ .., .·. 

00011 (ML-1} RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

November 1-30 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A DEG.

December 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

78224 (ML-1) RF-0 Reported 

Total Toxic Organics 40CFR433 RptOnly Rpt Only Lbs/Day N/A Rpt Only 1.72 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01067 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Nickel, Total (as Ni) 111 188 Lbs/Day N/A 0.22 0.52 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

81020 (ML-1} RF-B Reported 

Sulfate N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00552 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Oil and Grease, Hexane EXTR 1715 3546 Lbs/Day N/A 22.8 47.1 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monlhly Max. Daily 

01033 (ML-2) RF-A Reported 

Chromium, Trivalent (as Cr) N/A N/A N/A 0.64 0.64 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

71870 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Bromide N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

-

·c -- c _ Eva I Levet ..... , ........ , .... __ .. _, ____ ,, --.. -· 

Name of Princi~ Executive Ofticer certify under penalty of Jaw that lhl$ document and all attachments were prepared . Dqt8. ec;mplet

1 ,_..nder my dlrecbon or supervision In accordance with a system designed to assure 1t1at 

~uakfied pef$0(lnel pt"'p&&1y gather and evaluate the information .submitted. Based on · ~ Signature of P

inquky of the person or persons who manage the system, or those persons dif'ectly 

Tille· of Officer ,• ,· esponslble for gathering the Information, the Information submitted Is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

•Aow!edg$ and bellef, true, accurate, and complete. I am awate that there ar9 slgntftcant I 

I pen~lties for submitting false in~rmation inc1uding the po~ibility of a fine and •· . · , mpnsonment for knoWing violations. . , . . · _ . · · · · · . · . · · 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMittal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: P=-=0=3 _____ _ 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

,.-, 

.>. Quanti tv 011er Units · .. 

. . 

Parameter_. .:.· Uni1s : 1 N.E. . > ' ' eeL• Uni

. · ·.··: 

50050 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Flow, in Conduit or thru plant N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mgd 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00530 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Total Suspended Solids 2295 4564 Lbs/Day N/A 30.5 60.7 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

74055 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Coliform, Fecal N/A N/A N/A 200 400 N/A Cnts/1

Year Round Permit Limits Mon. Geo. Mean Max. Daily 

00400 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

pH N/A N/A RptOnly N/A RptOnly N/A S.U. 

Year Round Permit Limits lnst. Min. lnst. Max. 

00615 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Nitrogen Nitrite N/A N/A N/A 0.67 1.8 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00718 (ML-1) RF-A Reported Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissociable N/A N/A N/A 0.0118 0.028 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01104 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Aluminum, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A 0.38 1.1 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00980 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Iron, Total Recoverable N/A N/A iN/A 3.9 8.7 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits I Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

certify Ul')der penalty of law that thf& document and all· attachments. Went prepared · Date Cdmplet

nder my diraction or supervision In accordance with a system designed to assure ·ttmt 

uallfied personnel properly gather and evaluate the inforrrlation submitted. Saeed on Sigriature of P

inqufry. Qfthe person :,r persons wtlO manage the those perSons directlY ' 

Trtte of Officer .. onslble for gathertng tile information,· thl;l information. submitted 1$, to the best of my·.· Authorized Ag

.· nowledgeand belktf, tn.;e, accurate, and cornpletf).l am aware that thereare·signillca I nalties for submitting infOrmatiOn irtcluding the possibility ofa flne and · · · · rnprisonment for knowing violati()ns. ·. . ' · - · · · · • · · 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: {ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ~00:!.!:3~-----

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

' .. .... 

.. ; · .... Qua~ : :c · · Ot l8f" Units 

·' 

Parameter ' ' '· .. ,-.. Uilits N.E. 

'' .· .. •· •.;' '; . · ... .:· ·.· ··· CEL" · Un

. " .-..... 

00951 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Fluoride, Total N/A N/A N/A 4.3 5.9 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

61426 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Chronic Tox-Ceriodaphnia Dubia N/A N/A N/A 1.6 5.4 N/A TUc 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

61428 (ML-1) RF-0 Reported 

Chronic Toxicity- Pimephales NIA N/A NIA RptOnly RptOnly NIA TUc 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

82581 (Ml-1) RF-A Reported 

pH, No. of Excursions >60 min. N/A 0 Ocur/Mon N/A N/A N/A N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Monthly Total 

82582 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

pH Excursions Totallirne N/A N/A N/A N/A 446 N/A Minut

Year Round Permit Limits Monthly Total 

01042 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Copper, Total (as Cu) 96 156 Lbs/Day N/A 0.012 0.025 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01034 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Chromium, Total (as Cr) 81 132 Lbs/Day N/A 0.98 1.6 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. 1\Aonthiy Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00981 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Selenium, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A 0.012 O.o35 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

\JC.I_ - \,;UrllD~IC:ll U.;t' C.ViC11Ui:lliVII LCYt:n 

-Name of Principal Executive Officer certify under penalty of Jaw that this document and all atl:tiichments were prepared Date eomptet

~"'~my dlreotlon or supervision In accordance with a system designed to assure that ~Hied personnel properly gather and evaluate the information submitted. Based on . ~ Signature of P

inqUiry of the pelliOn or per'SOns who manage the -system, or those penwns dfrectly ' 

rrtte of Officer , ; ..1.: responsible for gathering the lnfonnatlon, the Information submitted ts, to the best of my Authorized Ag

owledge and belief, true, acc~te, and. complete. I am aware that them are significant l 

I pe~lties for submitting false information II'ICiuding the poSsibility of a fine and . . . · · ""pnsonment for knowing violations. . · .. < · . · ... · · · . · ·. · . . 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLCl ARCELORMmAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ~00~3~-----

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF- INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

· .. Quantify ,; , · nt ter Units 

... ; • '• 

.. 

Parameter '. UnitS ' . .. . 

. N.E . ca• Un

' .· ' < ; 

•. .. ··• 

00720 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Cyanide. Total 30 56 Lbs/Day N/A 0.37 0.67 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01092 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Zinc. Total (as Zn) 71 128 Lbs!Oay N/A 0.078 0.228 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

39100 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

BIS{2-Ethy1hexyl) Phth:llate N/A N/A N/A 0.0012 0.0024 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

34043 {ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Phenolics, Total N/A N/A N/A 0.016 0.033 N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-2) RF-A Reported 

Temperature. F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only 9 N/A DEG.

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-7) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A DEG.

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature. F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 62.7 N/A DEG

January 1-31 Permit limits Avg. Montllly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 60.2 N/A DEG

February 1-28 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

-· ~-- Com Level -....-··· """"'" --..-.--... -·. --·-· Na~ of Principal Executive Officer certify ~natty of lawthat this document and all attachm~nts were prepared Date Co let

under my dtrectton or supervision In accordance with a system designed lo a89ure that · mp qua!l~ person~! prop6fly gather and evaluate the informabon submitted. Ba.OO.on · 

~i lnQl.NIY of the person or persons who menage the system, or those persons directly Signature of P

Trtle of Otftcer . responsible for gathering the Information, the Information submitted Is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

1 

naMedgo..., beOof, true,~. Bt)d<»mpl• I am awm. that th""' an>"~-~ 

l>enatties fnr submttttng false Information tncluding the p0$Sibility of a fine and · · · 

mprisonment for knowing violations. •. · · . > ·· : · . : ; . · . .. 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC} ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ~00~3~----· 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF- INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

,, Quanfjt\> . ·., ot 1er Units 

; ,. Parameter . .. · ,• _-: . .. 

,• ' '

. 

.Units N.E. CEL• · uni

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only 67.5 N/A DEG.

March 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

-

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only 75.8 N/A DEG.

April1-30 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 {ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F NIA N/A N/A RptOnly 82.2 N/A DEG.

May 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 91.1 N/A DEG.

June 1-30 Permit Limits Avg. Monlhly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 93.7 N/A DEG.

July 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOniy 96.7 N/A DEG.

August 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly 99.6 N/A DEG.

September 1-30 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F NIA N/A N/A RptOnly 89.6 N/A DEG.

October 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

-

--- --

.. IIJI._ .. Evaluation L _eve I 

Name of PrinciPal Executive Officer certify Uf!der' penatty of law that this document arid all attachments were prepared . Date COmplet

LU~'Id~r my direction or supeMsion in accordance with a system designed to assure that 

Rualifiedpersonnel properly gather and evaluate the information submitted. Ba* qn . · Signature of P

my· inqu!ry of the person or persons Who manage the 13Y8tem, or thOse persons diteotty 

Title of Officer · ·. . . . ' responstble for gathering the Information, the lnform!.'ltio.n submltt$d is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

I ~~..nowledge and belief, true, accurate, and complete. I am awa~ that there are slgnfficant I . . 

Penalties for submitting false Information including the possibility Of a fine and · mprisonment for knowing violations. ·-· · -·· · · · · · -.. ·. · · ·: · 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: : (ArcelorMjttal Wejrton LLC)ARCELORMITTALWEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ~00~3::..-----· 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

, . '' ' · 

" 

' ' Quantity Ot IRrlJnitg _L' 

· .. 

. .. Parameter units . N.E. CEL• '. ·. ·. '· ' · '' ,. ' ., 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only 91.2 N/A 

November 1-30 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00011 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only 66 N/A 

December 1-31 Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

78224 (ML-1) RF-D Reported 

Total Toxic Organics 40CFR433 Rpt Only RptOnly Lbs/Day NIA RptOnly 1.72 N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

04067 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Nickel, Total (as Ni) 111 188 Lbs/Day N/A 0.22 0.52 N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

81020 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Sulfate N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00552 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Oil and Grease, Hexane EXTR. 1715 3546 Lbs/Day N/A 22.8 47.1 N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01033 (ML-2) RF-A Reported 

Chromium, Trivalent (as Cr) N/A N/A N/A 0.36 0.91 N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

71870 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Bromide NIA N/A NIA RptOnly Rpt Only N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

• CEL = Compliance Evaluation Leva 

Un

DEG.

DEG.

mgll 

mg/1 

mg/1 

mg/l 

mg/1 

mg/1 

certify under penattYOflaw that this doaum·ent and all attachments were prepared . . .. 

Name of Principal Executive omcer nder my direction or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that Date Complet

ualified personnel properly gather and evaluate the information submitted. Saeed on . r------

c:===::~===::---===:;=dE~Y~~~~nq~~u~try Of the person or persons who manage the system, or those pe¥SOM directly . .signature of P

Trtle ·of Off'ieer . . . · · ible for gathering the infonnation, the Information submitted is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

nowtedge .. and batief, true, accurate, nd. CO•mplete. I a. m aware that. theta are .significant I 

ltieS for submitting fatae Information including the possibility of a fine and · . · · 

mprisonment for knoWing violations. · : . . , .. . · ... · · 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: =00,_4,__ ____ _ 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

Quantitv . ' :; :.-_: Ot ~erUnits 

Parameter ; 

.. 

",' ··_-. un~ N.E~ ··:· ... ·'· . CEL" . Un

I · .· . ,•. 

50050 (ML-1) RF-8 Reported 

Flow, in Conduit or thru plant N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A mgd 

Year Round Permit limits Avg. Monthly Max. Oally 

00530 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Total Suspended Solids N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

74055 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Coliform, Fecal N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly NIA Cnts/

Year Round Permit Limits Mon. Geo. Mean Max. Daily 

00400 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

pH N/A N/A RptOnly N/A RptOnly N/A s.u. 

Year Round Permit Limits lnst. Min. lnst. Max. 

50060 (ML-1) RF-8 Reported 

Chlorine, Total Residual N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01119 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Copper, Total Recover<~ble N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01114 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Lead, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01094 (Ml-1) RF-8 Reported 

Zinc, Total Recoverable N/A NIA N/A RptOnly RptOnly NIA mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

• CEL = Compliance Evaluation Leve L Name of Principal 8tecutlve Officer certtfy . under p$r18lfY of law that this docu~Mnt and all attach-ments were prepared Oat C .......

nder my direction or supervision in accotdence 1Nith a $y$1:em designed to assure that . e om"""'.Q

ualified personnel properly gather and evatuate the information submitted. Based on · 1-----:-.' ___ 

1!====--=::;;:::;;;a:;:;:;-=a=dlf"'Y lnquify of the person or persons Who manage the system, or those persons directly · Signature of P

1itJe of Officer sponsible tlr gathering the Information, the ~nformation submitted Is, to the best of my ,..A_uth_6rl_z_ed--'-Ag..:;..

nowlec:lge Md belief, tn.Je, accurate,. and complete. _I am ~re that there are significant I 

~!ties for submitting fa1.s? informatio_ n Including the J>OSS __ ibhrty of a fine and . . ;. ,. 

mpnsonment for knowing vtolatlons. . . . . . . · . ·· · '· , · . 

. ' 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME; (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: P::..::0'-'4 ____ _ 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

· ....... , Quanti tv .. . .. .· Otter UnitS .··· .. · 

·', Parameter.·· 

·

, ·. . Uni1s .··. · N.E. CEL* 

.. 

··" .. 

00718 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

--

Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissociable N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00980 (ML-1} RF-B Reported 

Iron, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00951 (ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Fluoride, Total N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monlhly Max. Daily 

01220 {ML-1) RF-B Reported 

Chromium, Hex. Diss. N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00552 {ML-1) RF-B Reported 

--

Oil and Grease, Hexane EXTR N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

N/A 

N!A N!A 

* CEL = Compliance Evaluation Level 

Uni

mg/1 

mg/1 mg/1 mg/1 mg/1 

certify under penalty of raw that this docui'Tt8ntand all attachments were prepared . · . . . . 

..... J, ndermy direction or supervision in acoordance with a system designed to assure that . _eom __ P1_et

ualified pensoonel proper1y gather and evaluate the information submitted. Based on· . . , 

. . . . . y of the or Pe,f'SOn& 'who the system, or those persons directly Signature of 

11tte of Officer spoosible for gattianng the mfotmatiOn, tho submltted Is, to t.fle best of my Authorized Ag

t)V.IIed. ·. aftieS •. ge· for .. and. SUbmitting . befief. . . . . , true, false accura.. infonnation te. a. nd including .complete. the I a ... possibility m· .· awa. re. thatth.ere ofa fine and a. m ·. significant · · · ·· .. I . 

pri5onmetrt for knowing violations. .. · · ·. ·· · · ..· ·.·· 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME: {ArcelorMittal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ;::,.:00=5'-------

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

Parameter 

f ·g-ua-nti!j~- · . · J - ·. fer Vo;ts . . 

I · · · J Unit& I N.E. · · o' I . : · l CEl'" I Un

50050 (ML-1) RF-C 

Flow, in Conduit or thru plant 

Year Round 

00530 (ML-1) RF-C 

Total Suspended Solids 

Year Round 

74055 (ML-1) RF-C 

Coliform, Fecal 

Year Round 

00400 (ML-1) RF-C 

pH 

Year Round 

50060 (ML-1) RF-C 

Chlorine, Total Residual 

Year Round 

01119 (ML-1) RF-C 

Copper, Total Recoverable 

Year Round 

01114 (ML-1) RF-C 

Lead, Total Recoverable 

Year Round 

01094 (ML-1) RF-C 

Zinc, Total Recoverable 

Year Round 

Reported 

Permit Limits 

Reported 

Permit Limits 

Reported 

Permit Limits 

Reported 

Penmit Limits 

Reported 

Permit Limits 

Reported 

Penmit Limits 

Reported 

Permit Limits 

Reported 

Permit Limits 

• CEL= Comer ...... "'"' Evaluation L· . . ...... t:VO:::I 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

iNJA 

RptOnly 

lnst Min. 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

Rpt Only 

Avg. Monthly 

Rpt Only 

Avg. Monthly 

RptOnly 

Avg. Monthly 

N/A 

RptOnly 

Avg. Monthly 

Rpt Only 

Avg. Monthly 

RptOnly 

Avg. Monthly 

RptOnly 

Avg. Monthly 

RptOnly 

Max. Dally 

RptOnly 

Max. Daily 

RptOnly 

Max. Dally 

RptOnly 

Ins!. Max. 

RptOnly 

Max. Dally 

RptOnly 

Mu . Daily 

RptOnly 

Max. Dally 

Rpt Only 

Max. Daily Narri& of Principal Executive Otftcer · •. certify under penalty of law that this document and ill attachments were prepared . 

· ~'-'~r my direction or supervision in accordance wtth a system designed to assure that 

N/A lmgd 

N/A lmg/1 

N/A lmg/1 

N/A IS.U. 

N/A lmg/1 

N/A lmg/1 

N/A lmg/1 

NIA lmg/1 

~cOmplete

~uahfied personnel property gather and evaluate the infOrmation submitted. Ba&ed on . Signature of P

. . my Inquiry of the person or persons who manage lhe system, or thos, persons directly Ti~ Of Oftlcer ' ' ' ' . . resPQPSlble for~ering the Information, thG Information submitted~. to the best of my Authorized Ag

· . nowiedge and belief, trve, accurst&, and complete. I am. aware that them are significant I 

penalties for submttling fatse lnlormatlon including the possibility of a fine and ..... · · · . I mprisonmentfor knOWing violation~ . · . ·. . · · . · .. · ·. . · · · · 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMittal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITIAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: ""'00=5'------· 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

·:.-· · : , · OuantJtv · -· 01 'ArlJnibt· " 

. . . ' 

Parameter ·-.· '' ·:' N.E. ,._ .. .. 

.. , ' · ,. UnitS : : ' ' .. · CEL* Un

. . -, . . . ' .. 

00718 (ML-1) RF-C Reported 

Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissociable N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only Rpt Only N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00980 (ML-1) RF-C Reported 

Iron, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits A'i\1. Monthly Max. Daily 

00951 (ML-1) RF-C Reported 

Fluoride, Total N/A NIA N!A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits A'i\1. Monthly Max. Dally 

01220 (ML-1) RF-C Reported 

Chromium, Hex. Diss. N/A N/A NIA RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00552 (ML-1) RF-C Reported 

Oil and Grease, Hexane EXTR. N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

--- c L 

--·· · ··-··-- ~----- Lt:Vt::l 

Name of Prihcipal ExecutiVe Omcer ; cerbfy under penalty of law that this document and all attachments w&f9 prepared · , 

~Complete

I r,.ndet my direction or supervision In accordance wtth a system designed to assure lhat ~ualffied pel'liOilnel property gather and evaluate the information submitted. Based on . Signature of P

. . . .· . . my mquiryof tile person or persons who manage the system, or those persons directly 11t1e of Officer ·. ·. · ·· responsible for gathering the lnfonnatlon, tha Information submitted Is, to the best of my AuthorizedAg

· knowledge and belief, true, accurate, and complete. f am aware that there are significant I 

penalties for submitting false information including the possibtllty of a fine and · ' . . · · · I 'mprisonrnentfor_knowing Violations. . .. · · ·· · .. ·. . .. : . · ·• · · 

· - .. 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: : (ArcelorMittal Weirton LLC} ARCELORMIUAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: Vv'EIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: .!!.09~7"--------

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

.. . •' · auanUty . . Ot 191" Units . · . 

. . 

...... 

Parameter .. . . .. . Units N.E . .. CEl* . . .. ·.,:.- . . . ... ', '• . .. ··· .-'· 

00530 (ML-7) RF-A Reported 

Total Suspended Solids N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Pennlt Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00400 (ML-5) RF-B Reported 

pH N/A N/A RptOnly N/A RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Pennit Limits lnst. Min. lnst. Max. 

01119 (ML-5) RF-8 Reported 

Copper, Total Recoverable NIA N/A NIA RptOnly Rpt Only N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01114 (ML-5) RF-8 Reported 

Lead, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01094 (ML-5) RF-B Reported 

Zinc, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01113 (ML-5) RF-B Reported 

Cadmium, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00718 (ML-5) RF-B Reported 

Cyanide, Weak Acid Dissociable N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

01074 (ML-5) RF-8 Reported 

Nickel, Total Recoverable NIA N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

- vi:L = vompnam:e ~:vatualiOfl Le vet 

Un

mg/1 

s.u. 

mgll 

mg/1 

mg/1 

mg/1 

mg/1 

mg/1 

Name of Principal Executive O(ficar certify under ~natty of law ~hat ~Is document and all attachments were prepared .. Date Complet

lund~ my directiOn or superviSion 1n accordance with a_system designed to assure that 

~~aliiied personnel property gather and eva•uate the information submH:ted. Based on Signature of P

y inquiry Qf the person or persons who -manage the system; or those persons directly · .c;c- Authorized Ag

Title of Officer • ', -, responsible f<lr ~ring the Information, the information submitted is, to the 006t of my I nowt~ge and behef, true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that. there are significant I 

penalties fur submitting false information including the p6ssib11ity of a fine and , mprisonment for knowing vtolatloos. .. _ . .. . ._· · ·, . . · ·. : 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjtlal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITTAL. WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock County CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: .,_,09:c.:.7 _____ _ 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

.. Quantitv '•' .. . ' 0t ter units · " 

Parameter ·: · .. , .. I . .. 

UnftS N.E. 

•· . . '.1·, . CEL• Uni

. ... · . 

01079 (ML-5) RF-B Reported 

Silver, Total Recoverable N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

00900 (ML-5) RF-B Reported 

Hardness, Total (as CaC03) N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01104 (ML-5) RF-B Reported 

Aluminum, Total Recoverable NIA NIA NIA RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00980 (ML-5) RF-B Reported 

Iron, Total Recoverable NIA NIA N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

34030 (ML-5) RF-B Reported 

Benzene N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01034 (ML-5) RF-B Reported 

Chromium, Total (as Cr) N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A mg/1 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

39100 (ML-5) RF-B Reported 

BIS(2-Ethylhexyl) Phthalate N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOniy N/A mgll 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

00011 (ML-5) RF-A Reported 

Temperature, F N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly NIA DEG

Year Round IPennit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

*CEL=Co ..... ._ ....... _. Evaluation L C'VC'I - ·- - -

Name of PMcipal Executive Officer · I ~ under penalty Of law that this document arid all attachments were prepared . , Date cOmplet

I ~der my directiQn or supervision in accordance wtth a system designed to ~ute that ~ualified peJ'S9r1nel properly gather and evaluate the infomlatlon submitted. Based on Signature 6t P

1 

... Y Inquiry of the person or pe~ who manage the system,_ or those persons dlrectty 

litte of Ofl\cer . . · .. responsfbfe. for gathering the Information, the Information submitted 1&, to the best of my Authorized Ag

r10wledge and belief, true, accu~. and complete, I am aware that there me significant I 

penalties for submitting false information Including the possibility of a ftn~ and . ·mprisonrmmt for knowing violations. , . " ·. . . · · · . . :: · ·. . · . . · · 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMittal Weirton LLC)ARCELORMITTALWEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: 0=9...,7 _____ _ 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

· Ouantltv ·. Ot lArllnit!ol 

Parameter 

.··., 

. <. Units N;E. ·' CEL" . 

81020 (ML-5) RF-8 Reported 

Sulfate N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01220 (ML-5) RF-8 Reported Chromium, Hex. Diss. N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

01033 (ML-5) RF-8 Reported Chromium, Trivalent (as Cr) N/A N/A N/A RptOnly Rpt Only N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Daily 

N/A N/A 

N/A N/A N/A 

* CEL = Comoliance Evaluation Level 

Un

mg/1 mg/1 mg/1 

I Name of Principal Executive Officer certtry und_er penatty of law t!ti& document and all were prepared 0 •• • 1"\.ri Co ., 

' nder my direclton or superviSIOn m accordance with a system de&tgned to assure that . mp &t

uarlfied persoMel property gather and evatuate the information submitted. B$$ed on ..,.....-

y tnqurry of'lfle person or persons Who ·manage the system. or those persons direCtly .signature of P

lltle ¢Officer ... Ponslble for gathering the informatiOn submitted Is, lo the·best of my .. rA_uth_. _o_riz_ed_Ag.:;.

I 

· I· nowtedge .and. .belief, tn.Je. .• a. cc. u. rate., an. d. complete. I ar:n awa.· re that there. are .. a··. •gn.· . tflcant I 

penalties for submitting false Information .including the poSSibility of. a fine and.·· ... 

prisonment for knowing violmions. · · . '· · · . .· · · 
WRD2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMjttal Weirton LLC) ARCELORM!TIAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON - HANCOCK; Hancock C(lunty CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: 1_,_,0~3'--------

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

'. Quantity . .. :·· · · Ot 1ar Units · 

_.,. 

Parameter <. . '.·, ' Units N.E. '• .. . · CEP uni

. 

. : . . 

.. 

.. 

50050 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Flow, in Conduit or thru plant N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A mgd 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

*CEL=Com _ll[ lldiU..;t: t;VdiUdUUII 1-~VCr Name of Principal Executive OffiCer certify u~ ~ally of law that this document and all attachments Were prepared .· . Date Complet

••nder my dnction or supervision In accordance with a system designed to stsura that ·· ~uaified personr~el properly gather sod evaluate the rnformation submtltect. Based on · 

. Signature of P

my inQtlily of the person or persons who manage the 3yStem, or those persons directly 

Title of Otr~eer . · · · · esponsible for gathering the Information, the information Stibmltted is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

I 00\VIedge and belief, true, accurate, and torrlplete. I am aware that there are slgnlficant I 

penaltie9 for submitting fal8e information including the possibf1ity of a fine 8ncl · · . I mprisonment for knoWing viotatlons. . ·· . · · ·· .· · • · . · 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMittal Weirton LLC}ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: !:::20~3~---

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS· 

-

. 

.· •. · Quantttv . : .. _ Ol ter-DniiS . ... 

Parameter • .· ·. ' . Units N.E. '':· .,:., . eeL• .. ·. · .. · ; 

50050 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Flow, in Conduit or thru plant N/A N/A N/A RptOnly RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

N/A 

Vt::L.- VUIII 11<11 1\,;.IV ~VCI UCIUVII ~ICJY 

Un

mgd 

Name of Prlncioat Executive omcer · certify under penaltY of taw that this document and all attachments were prepared · under my direction or su~~rvlsion In accordance with a system designed to aasuratf'lat . Date Coniplet

l qualified personnel proper1y gather and evaiiJat~ the information submitted. Baaed on . · Signature of P

my in~ of the person 1)f" person& • manage the system, or th9se persons directly . responsible fur gethering the tnfonnatlon, the Information submitted 1$, to the b(l$t of my AuthOrized Ag

TitteofOfficer · · · · · '·· 

. . I "nowlQdge and belief, true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there ar& stgniftcant I 

penalties for submitting faJ8e information incfuding the possibility of a fine and . . · · mprisonmoot for knowing violations. · ·. · · · ' . . . · · . . 
WRD 2A-82 STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM 

DISCHARGE MONITORING REPORT 

FACILITY NAME: (ArcelorMittal Weirton LLC) ARCELORMITIAL. WEIRTON LLC 

LOCATION OF FACILITY: WEIRTON- HANCOCK; Hancock County 

PERMIT NO.: WV0003336 OUTLET NO.: .::.30""3::...,_ ____ _ 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY NAME: 

CERTIFIED LABORATORY ADDRESS: 

WASTELOAD FOR THE MONTH OF· INDIVIDUAL PERFORMING ANALYSIS-

.· .Quahtltv ·.·. ·: :_:·· nt 1A!'tJnihl 

Parameter ... 

•.• units N£ CEL" ·<··. < ... 

50050 (ML-1) RF-A Reported 

Flow, in Conduit or thru plant N/A N/A N/A Rpt Only RptOnly N/A 

Year Round Permit Limits Avg. Monthly Max. Dally 

I 

' N/A 

N/A N/A N/A 

N/A 

N/A N/A 

* CEL = Compliance Evaluation Level 

Name ofPrincipal Executive Officer certify under penalty of faw that lhls document and all attachments wem prepared 

: ... 

Uni

mgd 

I " directiOn or supeMS!on in -ceWilh a syMoo1 designed tD asoure that Dale Complel

uaJified personnel propqrly gathar and evaluate the information sUbmitted. Based on 

. . lnquily ollhe """'?" or portiOnS the syMool, or 1hooe persons dlreclly Signalum of P

rttte of omcer · · · - onslble for the lnrormation, the mformation submitted Is, to the best of my Authorized Ag

nowledge and belief, true, accurate. and complate.J am aware that there are sigolflc8nt I 

penalties for submitting. false Information inc:h.tdlng the poSSibiley of a line and . 

mprisonment for knOWing Violations. 
WV/NPDES Permit No.: WV0003336 

NOTICE TO PERMITTEES 

The 1999 regular session of the West Virginia legislature revised the Water Pollution Control Act, 

Chapter 22, Article 11, Section 10 of the Code of West Virginia relating to fees associated with permits. 

This section of the Code requires all holders of a State water pollution control permit or a national 

pollutant discharge elimination system permit to be assessed an annual permit fee, based upon rules 

promulgated by the Secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection. The Secretary has 

promulgated a final rule in accordance with the code revision to this effect and these rules were effective 

May 4, 2000. The rules establish an annual permit fee based upon the relative potential to degrade the 

waters of the State which, in most instances, relate to volume of discharge. However, for sewage facilities, 

the annual permit fee is based upon the number of customers served by the facility. You may contact the 

Secretary of State's Office, State Capitol Building, Charleston, WV 25305, to obtain a copy of the rules. 

The reference is Title 4 7, Legislative Rules, Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Water 

Resources, Series 26 Water Pollution Control Permit Fee Schedules. 

Based upon the volume of discharge for which your facility is currently permitted, the number of 

customers served by your facility or for the category you fall within, pursuant to Section 7 of Title 47, 

Series 26, your annual permit fee is $5000.00. This fee is due no later than the anniversary date of permit 

issuance in each year of the term of the permit or in the case of coverage under a general permit, the fee is 

due no later than the anniversary date of your coverage under the general permit. You will be invoiced by 

this agency at the appropriate time for the fee. Failure to submit the annual fee within ninety(90) days 

of the due date will render your permit void upon the date you are mailed a certified written notice to that 

effect. 
EMERGENCY RESPONSE SPILL ALERT SYSTEM 

WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 

REQUIREMENTS: 

Title 47, Series 11, Section 2 of the West Virginia Legislative Rules, Environmental Protection, Water 

Resources- Waste Management, Effective July 1, 1994. 

RESPONSffiiLITY FOR REPORTING: 

Each and every person who may cause or be responsible for any spill or accidental discharge of pollutants 

into the waters of the State shall give immediate notification to the Division ofWater and Waste Management's 

Emergency Notification Number, 1-800-642-3074. Such notification shall set forth insofar as possible and as soon 

thereafter as practical the time and place of such spill or discharge, type or types and quantity or quantities of the 

material or materials therein, action or actions taken to stop such spill or discharge and to minimize the polluting 

effect thereof, the measure or measures taken or to be taken in order to prevent a recurrence of any such spill or 

discharge and such additional information as may be requested by the Division of Water and Waste Management. 

Tbis also applies to spills to the waters of the State resulting from accidents to common carriers by highway, rail and 

water. 

It shall be the responsibility of each industrial establishment or other entity discharging directly to a stream 

to have available the following information pertaining to those substances that are employed or handled in its 

operation in sufficiently large amounts as to constitute a hazard in case of an accidental spill or discharge into a 

public stream: 

(1) Potential toxicity in water to man, animals and aquatic life; 

(2) Details on analytical procedures for the quantitative estimation of such substances in water and 

(3) Suggestions on safeguards or other precautionary measures to nullify the toxic effects of a substance once it has 

gotten into a stream. 

Failure to furnish such information as required by Section 14, Article 11 , Chapter 22, Code ofWest 

Virginia may be punishable under Section 24, Article 11, Chapter 22, and/or Section 22, Article 11, Chapter 22, 

Code of West Virginia. 

It shall be the responsibility of any person who causes or contributes in any way to the spill or accidental 

discharge of any pollutant or pollutants into State waters to immediately take any and all measures necessary to 

contain such spill or discharge. It shall further be the responsibility of such person to take any and all measures 

necessary to clean-up, remove and otherwise render such spill or discharge harmless to the waters of the State. 

When the Director determines it necessary for the effective containment and abatement of spills and 

accidental discharges, the Director may require the person or persons responsible for such spill or discharge to 

monitor affected waters in a manner prescribed by the Director until the possibility of any adverse effect on the 

waters of the State no longer exists. 

VOLUNTARY REPORTING BY LAW OFFICERS, U. S. COAST GUARD, LOCK MASTERS AND 

OTHERS: 

In cases involving river and highway accidents where the responsible party may or may not be available to 

report the incident, law officers, U. S. Coast Guard, Lock Masters and other interested person(s) should make the 

report. 

WHO TO CONTACT: 

Notify the following number: 1-800-642-3074 

INFORMATION NEEDED: 

- Source of spill or discharge 

- Location of incident 

- Time of incident 

- Material spilled or discharged 

- Amount spilled or discharged 

4 Toxicity of material spilled or discharged 

- Personnel at the scene 

- Actions initiated 

- Shipper/Manufacturer identification 

- Railcar/Truck identification number 

- Container type 
RIGHT OF APPEAL 

Notice is hereby given of your right to appeal the terms and conditions 

of this permit which you are aggrieved by to the Environmental Quality Board 

by filing a NOTICE OF APPEAL on the form prescribed by such Board for 

this purpose, with the Board, in accordance with the provisions of Section 21, 

Article 11, Chapter 22 of the Code of West Virginia within thirty (30) days 

after the date of receipt of the above permit. 
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA 

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 

DIVISION OF WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT 

1. NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT 

ARCELORMITTAL WEIRTON LLC 

100 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 

WEIRTON, \NV 26062 

2. NAME AND ADDRESS OF FACILITY 

ArcelorMittal Weirton LLC 

Route2 

Weirton, 'M/26062 

FACT SHEET ADDENDUM 

3. STATE NPOES APPLICAnON NO. \N\10003336 

4. COUNTY Hancock 

RECEIVING STREAM Ohio River 

IS PUBLIC NOTICE NO. L~72-13 

COMMENT PERIOD: From 07/1212013 To 08/1112013 

6. SIC CODE(a) 3312, 3471, 3479 

10. RATIONALE FOR PROPOSED EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS 

Outlet 002 Mixing Zone (Revised) 

The p~rmiltee performed a dye study in the Ohio at this outlet in 2009. Based on the results CORMIX was 

calibrated to approximate the dilutions observed at non~aitical conditions observed during the study. 

However, the agency models mixing zones at aitical conditions and the maximum di8Charge flow rate. 

The critical condition for the Ohio River in the area of the discharge is the 7Q10 (5880 cfs) and 1010 (5000 

cif.>}. Tne~ valuef: WI!& reduced by the piircenmgs of flow in the che.nnsl from Browns Island to the 'liN 

lla~nk to J,Sea~ and 3,400 cfs rea!)eclivsly. Tha higilest discharge flow ·from Outlet 002 in the last iive 

year8 was 30.!5 MGD. These values were used along with the calibrated model for modeling purposes. In 

atkMion, a reviaw of efi'~~J:&nt discharge data indicates that total residuaj chlorine ls the poiiutant that needs 

th1.1: t<J.~~ ltD (.Zone of !nitia! Dilution) in order to achieve acute water quality criteria and total phenolics Is 

the pollutant that needs the largest CMZ (Chronic Mixing Zone) in order to achieve chronic aquatic life 

/human health water quality criteria. 

The maximum CMZ length is limited to 113 th& width of the receiving str&am. The CMZ exceeds 113 the 

width of the river at a distance of 422 meters downstream of the discharge. Outlet 002 however is 

approximately 0.215 miles (402 meters) upstream of the site's water intake. At this downstream distance, 

there are 64.1 dilutions available. As such, this is the maximum CMZ tha1 can be granted. Based on 

historical effluent data, the agency has determined that total phenolics requires the most mixing for 

chronic aquatic lifeJhuman health water quality criteria. Effluent data indicates that the permittee needs 49 

dilutione to "*"t the criteria. Aa such, a CMZ of 49 dilutions was granted which occurs at 226 meters 

down.tream and 98 meters from the centerline. CORM IX prediction files are attached to the fact sheet. 

The diecharge velocity Is less than 1 0 feet per second and thus, the maximum ZID is limited to smallest of 

the following: 50 times the discharge length scale (28.3 meters), 5 times the depth at the discharge at 
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k'l\1.~ flow OOt'1dltions (i7.8 meters), or tO% of the CMZ {42.2 matsrs}. Tha maximum ZID ths~ can tJe 

granted cannot exceed 17.8 meters in any direction from the outfall. The mixing zone reaches 17.8 meters 

from the dlldlarge It a downstream location of 1.3 meters from the outfall and 17.3 meters from the 

c;enterflne. The dilutions available at this location is 4.4. As such, this is the maximum ZID that can be 

granted. Baaed on historical effluent data, the agency has determined that total residual chlorine requires 

the most mixing for acute aquatic life water quality criteria. Effluent data Indicates that the permittee needs 

12.1 dilutions to meet the criteria and thus requires the full extent of the allowable mixing zone. A Zl D of 4.4 

dilutions was granted whieh occurs at 1.3 meters downstream and 17.3 meters from the centerline. 

CORM IX prediction files are attached to the fact sheet. 

'While penniltible under law, the granting of any mixing zone results in exceedances of water quality 

criteria in the receiving stream wittlin the actual mixing zone granted. This results in degradation to the 

receiving stream and increases the potential for adverse impacts to aquatic life and human health within 

the mixing otone ltlelf. ~ the size of a mixing zone in the receiving stream increases, the potential for 

adver.e Impacts within that mixing zone also Increase due to: the larger area/zone of the stream where 

water quality criteria are being exceeded, the increased masslvolumelconeentration of the poUutant within 

the area/zone, and the incraased exposure duration that occurs as the area/zone in the receiving stream 

increases. Therefore, the agency believes that limiting the size of mixing zones is critical in minimizing the 

potential for adverse Impacts within the mixing zone. As such, the agency limits the alze of the mixing 

zones granted baaed on what the discharge actually needs in order to be compliant. In limiting the size of 

the mixing zone being granted to what Is needed, the agency Is limiting the potential for adverse impacts 

to squ~tlc lifQ a~nd hu ~n h~lth within tf ~Z~ receiving atream. The agency further believes that this Is 

consistent with antldegradation requirements prescribed in 60 CSR 5 of the WV Legislative Rules which 

were pres<:ribed to limit degradation to receiving streams in the state. The mixing zone granted herein 

coneltta of a ZID of 4.4 dilutions at a downstream distance of 1.3 meters, a CMZ of 49 dilutions at a 

downstream diat1nce of 226 meters, and • CMZ·HH (CMZ-Human Health) of 49 dHutions at a 

dQWnstream distance of 226 meters. 

Outlet 002 WQBELs (Revised) 

There wu reuonable potential to exceed water quality criteria at the end of pi~ but not at the edge of the 

granted site specific mixlng zone for Iron, aluminum, ammonia, copper, lead, sutfate, and whole eftluent 

toxicity (ceriodaphnia dubia) and WQBELs are not warranted. Continued monitoring is imposed. 

Calculations are attached to the fact aheet. 

There was reasonable potential to exceed water quality criteria at the end of pipe for benzene. A mixing 

zone could not be granted since the background concentration in the Ohio River has not been established 

for benzene. WO.BELs are lmpoaed. Calculations are attached to the fact sheet. 

There was reasonable potential to exceed water quality aiteria at the end of pipe and at the edge of the 

granted lite specific mixing zone (zid=4.4, crnz .. 49) for hexavalent chromium, free cyanide, total residual 

~lorlne, whole effluent toxicity (pimephales promelas), and total phenolics and WQBELs are imposed. 

Calculations .,.. attached to the fact sheet. 

A reasonable potential assessment was conducted to protect the 5 degree temperature difference WQC. 

A e apcscffic mixing zone o14.4 dilutions for the ZID and 49 dilutions for the CMZ was granted. A6 the 

WQC Is prnctibed aa a ternpecature diffentnoe, the background concentration is not used. There was 

reasonable potential to exceed WQC at end of pipe but not at the edge of the site specific mixing zone for 
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10, RATIONALE FOR PROPOSED EFFLUENT UMITATIONS AND liONITORING REQUIREMENTS (con11nued) 

the 5 degi'H rise. Monitoring ie imposed. Calculations are attached. 

A reasonable potential assessment was conducted to detennine if WQBELs were needed to protect the 

temperature WQC. Background data for the Ohio River was prescribed for the individual months to 

account for seasonal variations. A site specific mixing zone of 4.4 dilutions for the ZID and 49 dilutions for 

the CMZ was granted. A reasonable potential assessment was conducted over each of aforementioned 

time frames using each time frame's corresponding background data and projected temperature 

dlacharge levels provided. Then. waa reasonable potential to exceed vvac at end of pipe but not at the 

edge of the site specific mixing zone for August, October, and November. There was no reasonable 

potential or no sufficient data available at the edge of the site specific mixing zona 1or mm&~ning months. 

Monitoring is imposed. 

Outlet 003 Mixing Zone (Revised) 

The permittee performed a dye study in the Ohio lit this outlet in 2009. S.aed on the results CORMIX wa& 

calibrated to approximate the dilutions observed at non-critical conditions observed during the study. 

However, the agency models mixing zones at critical conditions and the maximum discharge flow rate. 

The critical condition for the Ohio River in the area of the discharge is the 7Q10 (5880 cfs) and 1Q10 (5000 

cfa). This value was reduced by the p$roentage of flow In the channel from Browns Island to the VN bank 

to 3,998 cfs end 3,400 cfs respectively. The highest discharge 11ow from Outlet 003 in the last five years 

wM 14.1 MGO. Theee values were used along with the calibrated model for modeling purposes. In 

addition, a review of eftluent discharge data indicates that free cyanide is the pollutant that needs the 

largest ZID in order to achieve acute water quality criteria and free cyanide is also the pollutant that needs 

the largest CMZ in order to achieve chronic aquatrc lifelhuman health water quality criteria. 

The maximum CMZ length is limited to 113 the width of the receiving stream. The CMZ exceeds 113 the 

width of the river at a distance of 155 meters downstream of the discharge. At this downstream distance, 

there are 5.4 dUutlons available. As such, this ia the maximum CMZ that can be granted. Based on 

hi~;ittlrictt~ eliluent <lata, the agency ha:~ d{ttarmiroed that free cyanide requires the most mixing fur chronic 

aquatic life/human health water quality criteria. Effluent data indicates that the permittee needs 89 

dilutions to meet the crlteria and thus requires the full extent of the allowable mixing zone. As such, a CMZ 

of 6.4 dilution• was granted which oc<:u111 at 154 mete111 downstream. CORM IX prediction files are 

attached to the fact sheet. 

The discharge velocity Ia less than 10 feet per second and thus, the maximum ZID is limited to smallest of 

tM following: eo times the discharge length scale (54 meters), 5 times the depth at the discharge at low 

flow conditions (11 meters), or 10% of the CMZ (14.5 meters). The maximum ZID that can be granted 

cannot exceed 11 metera in any direction from the outfalL The mixing zone reaches 11 meters from the 

discharge at a downstream location of3 meters from the outfall, 9.9 metera from the centerline, and 3.7 

metera in the vertical direction. The dik.ltiona available at this location is 1.8. As such, this is the maximum 

ZID that can be granted. Based on historical amuent data, the agency has detennined that free cyanide 

requires the moat mixing for acute aquatic life water quality criteria. Efftuent data indicates that the 

permittee needs 11.4 dilutions to meet the criteria and thus requires the full extent of the allowable mixing 

zone. A ZID of 1.8 dilutions was ~nted which oocurs at 3 meters downstream. CORMIX prediction files 

a" attached to the fact sheet. 

VVhile permilslble under law, the granting of any mixing zone results in exceedances of water quality 

criteria in the receiving ltream wi1hin the actual mixing zone granted. This results in degradation to the 
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receiving stream and Increases the potential for adverse impacts to aquatic life and human health within 

the mixing zone itself. As the size of a mbdng zone in the receiving stream increasee, the potential for 

adverse lmpaets within that mlxlng zone also increase due to: the larger area/zone of the stream where 

water qualty criteria are being exoeeded, the inaeased masslvolumeJconcentration of the pollutant within 

the areatzone, and the increased exposure duration that occurs as the area/zona in the receiving stream 

increaees. Therefore, the agency believes that limiting the size of mixing zones is critical in minimizing the 

potential for adverse impacts within the mixing zone. As auch, the agency limits the size of the mixing 

zone• granted baHd on what the discharge actually needs in order to be compliant In limiting the slze of 

the mixing zone being granted to what Ia needed, the agency is limiting the potential for adverse impacts 

to aquatic life and human health within the receiving stream. The agency further believes that this is 

consistent with antidegradation requirements preaaibed in 60 CSR 5 of the INV Legislative Rules which 

were prescribed to liml1 degradation to receiving streams in the state. The mixing zone granted herein 

consists of a ZID of 1.8 dilutions at a downstream distance of 3 meters, a CMZ of 5.4 dilutions at a 

down1tream diatance of 165 meters, and a CMZ-HH of 5.4 dilutions at a downstream distance of 155 

metert. 

Outlet 003 WQBEL8 (Revised) 

---------

Thert was reasonable potential to exceed water quality criteria at the end of pipe but not at the edge of the 

granted site specific mixing l:one (zid=1.8, cmz=5.4) for copper, lead, nickel, sulfate, and whole effluent 

toxicity (plmpephales promelas) and WQBELs are not warranted. Continued monitoring is impoaed. 

Calculations are attached to the fact sheet. 

There was reasonable potential to exceed water quality criteria at the end of pipe for bis(2-ethylhexyl) 

phthalate. A mixing zone could not be granted since the average concantraton for bis(2-ethylhexyl) 

phthalate was above the \fi/QC. WOBELs are imposed. Calculations are attached to the fact sheet. 

There was reasonable potential to exceed water quality criteria at the end of pipe and at the edge of the 

granted site specific mixing zone (zid• 1.8, cmz• 5.4) for iron, aluminum, trivalent chromium, free cyanide, 

fluoride, nitrite nitrogen, selenium, zinc, whole effluent toxicity (ceriodaphnia dubia), total phenolics, and 

total cyanide a11d WQBELS are imposed. Cslculaticns are attsched to the fact sheet. 

\IVQBELa were eelculated to protect the 5 degree temperattn difference WQC. A site specific mixing zone 

of 1.8 dilutions for the ZID and 5.4 dilutions for the CMZ was granted. As the wac is presaibed as a 

temperature difference, the background concentration Is not used in determining a discharge wasteload 

allocation or effluent limitations. Due to the water quality criteria being prescribed as a difference and not 

a fixed value, It was deemed Impractical to develop monthly average and maximum daily imitations using 

the proceduraa In EP~t Technical SUpport Document, and the wasteload allocation is belng irnpogecl as 

1 maximum dally limit only which wWI be protective of the acute water quality criterion. Calculations are 

attaehtd. 

A reasonable potential uaessment was conducted to determine if VVQBELs were needed to protect the 

temperature VtJQC. Background data for the Ohio River was prescribed for the individual months to 

acc:Q~,~nt for aeaeonal variations. A site specific mixing zone of 1.8 dilutions for the ZID and 5.4 dilutions for 

the CMZ Wal granted. ~ reasonable potential assessment was conducted over each of aforementioned 

time frames using each time frame's corresponding background data and projected temperature 

discharge levels provided. There was reasonable potential to exceed WQC at end of pipe and at the edge 

of the site specific mixing zone for all months. The permittee continuously monitOrs temperature at this 
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10. RATIONALE FOR PROPOSED EFFLUENT UMITATIONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS (c n·:l ~e ~ 

cutlet zm~ ths::: ; the aijanc; bslia;;es that iii'i a;;erawe monthly Ia nut msettssariiy praciit:abie and that if 

a permittee is continuously monitoring for temperature (with readings recorded at leaat once per hour) 

that the imposition of an average monthly limitation ia not necessary and that the maximum daily limitation 

lrnpoled a a an Instantaneous maximum limitation will be protective of water quality criteria. An a eLite 

water quality criterion ia a one hour average criterion not to be exceeded more than once every three years. 

The agency believes that continuous measurement of temperature on at least an hour1y blais along with 

the impolltlon of an instantaneous maximum temperature limitation will be protective of water quality 

Clritef'la for tempetatwe. Temperature limitations have been imposed for a• months at Outlet 003 to 

impoae an lnstantaneoua maximum coupled with continuous measurement of temperature. CalctJiatlons 

are attached. 

318(b) REQUIREMENTS (Revised) 

The facility provided lnformatlon and calculations that intake structure currently maintain a flow intake 

velocity at or below • velocity of 0.5 ftls. Therefore, on the basis of currently available infonnation, the 

agency has detennined that the facility has met the best technology available (BTA) requirements of 

Section 31S(b) of the Clean Water Act and Section 0 of the permit has been reviSGCI eccordingly. 

Outlet 003 Etlluent Guldellnee (revised) 

-------- Baaed on OMRs and data submitted with the pennit application the following production rates (maximum 

12 month rolling average) and long tenn average flows (arithmetic mean) were used to calculate the 

applicable ELGs: 

No. 5 Pickler: 4034 tons/day (January 2010 through December 201 0) 

No. 9 Tandem: 2373 tons/day (January 2010 through December 201 0) 

No.2 Weirlite: 1184 tons/day (January 2010 through December 2010) 

LTA Flow Outlet 003 (Combined "WNTP): 9.88 MGD (DMRs August 2011 -March 2014) 

LTA Flow Chrome and Tin Platlng: 5.55 MGD (DMRsAugust 2011 - March 2014 +% from Supplemental 

Info) 

LTA Flow Weirlite '2: 0.31 MGD (DMRsAuguat 2011 - March 2014) 

LrA l=low ~~ T2rntvm + ~ Picld&r + Miscellaneous Procesa: 1.1 7 MGO (% from Supplemental Info) 

Non-process (NCCW + Strip SteeiJMill Slowdown/Runoff): 0.321 MGO (% from Supplemental Info) 

Breakdown of non-process wastewater (3.2% of DMR LTA Flow): 

Strip Steel Boller Blowdown: 0.008 MGO 

Strip Steel So1tener Regeneration: 0.012 MGD 

Strip Mill Runoff: 0.157 MGD 

Contira.oue Ail~a!los; NCCW: 0.144 MGD 

Breakdown oflln Mill Process wastewater (56.2% of DMR LTA Flow): 

lln Mil Plating LinM: e.01 MGD 

Tin MiQ Runoff: 0.618 MGD 

Miseeliamtoua process wastewater included with #G Tandem and #5 Tandem are mlscellanous cleaning, 

unplanned releases, tt~nk cleaning residuals, and oily waste/Water per revised Figure 2 (Process Line 

Diagram) submitted with the pennlt application. 
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10. RATIONALE FOR PROPOSED EFFLUENT UMiTATlONS AND MONITORING REQUIREMENTS (continued) 

In conformanc::e with 40 CFR 122.44{a)(2), a monitoring waiver may be granted for pollutants not present 

in the discharge and not used at the site. Historical data haa shown conaiatent non-detects for the 

pollutants listed in Section C.27 of the pennlt. As such, monitoring for these pollutants has been removed 

In accordance with 40 CFR 122.44 (a)(2). However,. this regulation does not waive the pemtlt limitations 

for all applicable glidellne-llsted pollutants in 40 CFR 414 Subpart I. Therefore, a monitoring waiver Is 

granted for the pollutants listed in C.27; however, the limitations shall remain in effect as listed In C.27. 

The permittee requested a monitoring waiver for lead; however, the request could not be granted since 

lead exl'liblta a reaaonable potential to exceed water quality criteria at Outlet 003. 

The permittll requested alternative effluent limitations for naphthalene per 40 CFR 420.01 (b) of the 

~ 

SLGt ; however, appropriate Information required by 40 CFR 4201.01 (b)(iv) was not included with the 

Therefore, the permit writer cannot evaklate whether the permittee's belief that the cost of 

bringlllg the epecified central treatment facility Into compliance requires expenditures eo high that the 

applicable limltl in 40 CFR 420 for naphthalene would not represent BAT. 

Miflcellsneoos Revisions 

Due to the changee to the granted site specific mixing zone dilutions, technology based e111uent limits, 

/Of the 303(d) Nat, Iron end aluminum were removed from the compliance schedule in Sections A and B of 

the pennit for Outlet 003. In addition, for lead at Outlet 003 a reasonable potential to exceed the water 

lJ~li l* Clibriw wi1h 9-pplic.etion of a site specffic mlxing zone (zid=1.8, cmz"'5.4) no longar exists; however, 

1;00 W).BEL il) morf! ~.trln~nt thilm fue technology based limits and therefore must tMl imposed. Finally, 

baaed oo h~ ctil11nQM ihe total cyanide WQBEL Ia now less stringent then the technology based 

limitations. The limitation has been revised to a technology based limitation in Section A.003. 

The agency re-evaluated compliance for bivalent chromium at Outlet 003 and total residual chlorine at 

Outlet 002 baaed on the revised limitations. A compliance schedule was granted for TRC at Outlet 002 

and the average monthly limitation for trivalent chromium at Outlet 003. Section B has been revised. 

Section C.31 hu been revised to indicate that only stormwater ls authorized for discharge viii Outlets 004 

and 005. 

Naphthalene at OUtlet 003 has been granted a 40 CFR 122.44(a)(2} monitoring waiver. 

Outlet 004 has been removed from Section C.30. 
WATER QUALITY BASED EFFLUENT UMITATIONS 

Areelonnlttal 

Outlet; 002 

Stream: Ohio River 

HMIMII (lllg11): 110 lnltrtlm Wnte %: 

Ttmpel'lturt rc>: v ZID: 

pH; 7.4 CMZ: 

ltriMt 1Q10 (CF8): 6000 

8trllm 7Q10 (CF$): 5800 

ltrNm Harmonic MHn (CF8) NA 

HH (Noll Clf'elnogen) CIIZ: 

HH (C.rdnogen) CMZ: 

HHA (Non Carcinogen) 112 Mill Rule CMZ: 

l!fftuent Plow (MGD): 30.5 HHA (Carcinogen) 112 Mill Rull CMZ: 

- 3&~ Streull 

~~~ r.:MofP~ lMCWQC Will."? Quilty ~"'lef 

i""gJ!) lnVonl 'QCRP RP 

'11U'm'fi,~m ~{A 0.:3128 Yet! No 

:A.'l l'i>~iil~ i"!r'\ 0.0700 Yes No 'i~il'iltiiltnl Cllrtlnli<.~rn NA 0.0014 Yes Yes 

JC<w~tr NA 0.0031 Yes No 

C;'ai!IC!:!I ~ 0.0025 Yes Yes 

lror. 1\!A 0.8654 Yes No 

~ IVA 0.0008 Yea No .Totll r?osidu~ Chtorina NA NA Yes Yes 

- ~ NA 88.10 Yes ~0 

WET - C!e~l.ld.sphnia Oubla . NA lilA No No 

WET • Pimepi\!les Prorne!u NA 1\!A Yes Yes 

F'Moolle'J NA 0.00252 Yea Yes -·- ..... ~ 

0.84 

4.4 

48.0 

4G.O 

48.0 

49.0 

4D.O 

Avt1aP 

Uollthl!f~ 

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Mcri!Uir 

Monitor 

0.0254 

Monitor 

0.0281 

Monitor 

MMtor 

0.0277 

Monitor 

Monitor 

8.57118 

0.12404 

vll.ll 

~ll"'llllll 

OdlyUI!It 

i.iscnl 

Moniilir 

Monitor 

0.0851 

~nltor 

0.0883 

Monitor 

Monitor 

0.0838 

Monitor 

Monitor 

13.2000 

0.21805 

~ Oulfall dlecha!DeS to Ohio River and is sublect to ORSANCO Pollution Control...§t.ndatd&: vas 

Outfllll dlacllaraes to a Trout Stream: No 

. . 

=====~;;~O~utfa~-~il d~ischa~~~ru.a~~ to ·to~a~streal~~m~exe~m~npt~fro~ a stream exemDt from , ~m~H~u~m~an~H~iea~ll~th~A~C~rite~ria~:==~N~o all Human Heallh Criteria: No =~ Outfell Ol8ctlamea wnnln 112 mile uDStreem of a !lublic: drinkll1l water Intake: No 

Outfr.ll has tmitai!ons for at least one metal using a sita sDeCiftc transl&tor. No 

Outfall hal iJel' 2.0 antldearadation limitations fa' at least one oollulant No 

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liar1 

Tier 1 

Tier 1 

Tier1 

Tw1 

Tw1 

Tler1 

Tler1 

Tler1 

Tler1 

nor1 

T~er 1 
WATER QUALITY BASED EFFi.UENT LIMITATIONS 

Arcelormfttal 

Outlet 003 

Stream: Ohio River Hardnlla(~: ~0 

Ttmper'lturt ("C): 2.7 

pH: ;.-.tl 

etr..m 1Q10 (Cfl8): 0000 

INm '7Q10 (CfiS): !1800 

Strttm H~m~onlo MNn (Cf'S) NA 

ltnuent l'low (MGD): 14.1 

::~,iQGiiM 

lnMrNm Waste " : m : 

CIIZ: 

HH (Non CWclnogen) CMZ: 

HH (Cin:lnogen) CMZ: 

HHA (Non Cln:inogen) 112 Mile Rule CMZ: 

HHA (Carcinogen) 112 Mile Rule CMZ: 

~~~~ 

~~- l:!"'l$o1 PI~ R'JVCWQC ~*"~ltv ~ 'WIQ.C RP P.l' (,~) (rn;;JI} 

?lli"lllin AA 0.3126 Y41S Yes 

~ o?lliilltCllltmii.llll I NA 0.0014 I Yes Yes ·Cypf~!JI' NA 0.0031 Yea No 

ICy:Jt~c:l$ NA 0.0025 Yes Yes 

F!U<lrid~ HA 0.2480 Yes Yes 

·trlln NA 0.8554 Yes Yes 

L~ NA 0.0009 Y• No 

~ NA 0.004 Yet No 

i\h'ile (N Nnr!t.a-fll) HA 0.0230 Yll Yes s~ HA 0.00070 Yes Yes 

~ NA 0.007 Yes Yes ~ HA 88.10 Yes No 

~f·C~Dvbic NA HA Yes Y• . wt:r. Pi~MPI'IaleG PI'OJJ'Itj~&s HA NA No No · Sla\2..et!ly"lCIXYil Phthalm NA 0.00420 I YN Yes 

f>iltllulltS NA 0.00252 Ye& Yes 

Total Cyanide NA 0.00250 Yes Yes 

0.43 

1.8 

5.4 

5.4 

5.4 

5.4 

5.4 

v~ 

~~U l:l 

(~l 

O.U:S:! 

0.3668 

Monitor 

0.0118 

4.3088 

3.11382 

Monttor 

Monl., 

0.8740 

0.011118 

0.078 

Monitor 

1.5537 

Monitor 

0.00120 

0.011591 

0.74500 

Outran d"rac::haraes to Ohio River and is aubiecl to ORSANCO Pollution Control Slanclards: 

Outfall dilehargea to a Trout stzeam: 

Outrall diSChallles to a •beam extmllt from Human Health A Criteria: 

Outfall discha!ges toast~ exempt from an Human Health Cl'ltlrla: 

OUtfall d"r&Charaes wHt!in 112 mile uDS!AIIm «a cubl"rc drinkina water lntaka: 

Outrall hiS limitations for at least one metal usinru site IPIICific ltlnllator. 

Outran has Tier 2.0 anlldearadatlon limitations for at least one oollutant 

vU 

f'Jsxlmwr. Tier PI'OiliiC:tk.ln Oa.lfty !.lr"11lt 

!iliWI) l.evtl 

1,naga nar 1 

I IH!1:ZO Tier 1 

l'4onitor Taer1 

0.0278 T!er 1 

5.11)27 TIW1 

8.8621 lier1 

Monitor Tllr 1 

Monitor Tier 1 

1.7818 1111'1 

0.03&44 Till', 

0.228 Tllr 1 

Monhar Tier1 

5.4000 Tier 1 

Uonib' Tier 1 

0.002S7 Tier 1 

0.03338 Tler1 

1.29850 Tiet1 

v. 

No 

No 

No 

No 

No 

No 
WATER QUALITY BASED EFFLUENT UMITATIONS 

Arceiomli'tal 

Outlet: 003 version 2.1 

Stream: Ohio River 

Stream 1Q10 (CFS): 5000 lnstream Waste %: 0.43 

Stream 7Q10 (CFS): 5880 ZIO: 1.8 

Effluent Flow (MGD): 14.1 CMZ: 5.4 

PARAMETER Stream Ev;do1P ~ RWCWQC Ave Mon(F) Max Dally (F) 

Background (F) WQCRf RP 

Year Round (Temp Rise) NA Yes Yes NA 9.0 

January (Temp Max) 34.1 Yes Yes 54.2 62.7 

February (Temp Max} 37.3 Yes Yes 52.0 80.2 

Merc:h (Temp Max) 41 .6 Yes Yes 58.4 67.5 

Apfil (Temp Max} 49.2 Yes Yes 65.5 75.8 

May (Temp Max) 61.5 Yes Yes 71.0 82.2 

June (Temp Max) n.4 Yes Yes 78.7 91.1 

July {Temp Max) 83.1 Yea Yes 81.0 93.7 

Augutt (Temp Max) 79.4 Yes Yes 83.6 98.7 

September (Temp Max) 69.1 Yes Yes 86.0 99.6 

OctQber (Temp Max) 61.3 Yes Yes 77.4 89.6 

November (Temp Max) 48.0 Yes ~ 78.8 91.2 

December (Temp Max) 45.8 Yes Yes 57.0 66.0 

Outfall discharges to Ohio River and is subject to ORSANCO Pollution Control Standards: Yes 

Outfall discharges to Kanawha River. No 

OUtfall discharges to KNB, KN-60 KNE KN KG or KNG: No 

Outfall discharges to a Trout Stream: No 
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f ·m• .. li li• .. 

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I 11:: I 

I I 

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l~l]lail ~g§~% I 
u:n::g'XXJXXtxxnxraxnxrrxxxuxxnnxuxqxxxxxznxxxu·xxxuxnniTJ·nxuxx COIIIC%X MR.UG Z()lq IPJ'Ba:r SrliTIDC 

co.MIX venj.Oft a.oc:m lm)JIO):Venion-e .o.o.o April,lOlZ 

GtTI JWC&/LIIIIIIloc 

DUlGif CUI• 

FJLI-1 

Arc:el.or1littal 

MeelOmi.t:tal OUtl~ ooa • ftC • ate 

U.illf ll.lb.tyltM COIUillll: 

z,\.J:nd.ivl.duu P&miU\2013.02.ArcelonittAl.4raft\OIItlet 

lluoyaJ>t: Burfac• D.iacllllrgea 

I~Ut o1l •••Uon: Ol/07/201C ··OJ c4? o2S 

..................... ., ........................................................... . 

~lllrl'·~· C!nll•·•cattOII • bowlded 

llicltb Ill g 260. co • 

l:hallllCil Q!l\ll&&'.it:y ICERIIG , t 

Alltli~ fJ.-•t• (10. o ~e>.U ro.•3/e 

Aft .. Ate dllpth I',A n 4 , 45 1ft 

Depth at 411Wrgl IN • 3. 5? II 

a..bient ve1ocity 1.ll< • o.ono 1!1/s 

lliii'I'Y•lNtt.~~ fdction r•etor • • o.oan 

C:.lwUted troa llllnnl.llf'• n • o .o<12 

lfta4 ,..loohy tlll ~ 2 a/ a 

8t3tUication ~ 8'1'aQID • o 111mca tempanture • 21 d<>WC 

JloUOIII tOI!OI!P"•twra ~ ;j7 cle!iC 

C4l,tNl.&~ I'IIUII·WA'l'llll D-lTr valu .. : 

ll.ll'f- O.O..I.ty - ~ s".Sll7 k<~/ro.") 

llottOII dandey - ~ '"·nl? k9tro.•3 

~~~~~· !MIWIII'I'Utl' 11.\aollll~ 1oc:.ta4 OA 

s .... tau Diac~~a%9<~ 

• l eft banl</oho.-.lina 

llit:chP!Ie «*'!itunt~ 

l>iatanao fRill Hille tc outlac. • fl1»h dJ.achargo 

DIIITII • 0 ., 

l!iaQ!Ioup NI!Jll SICiliA • 90 00)9 

lllptll ,.,~ IIL•clluf• welat 

IIQJtQII! elope •• di1dlarga 

lle\\UDg\ll&r 411obouve• 

liDO 

SLOn 

DiiiCIIII¥111 Grolll•lect~on area AO 

~hollll~a c._l width 

1141Gba:o.- elul=al 411J)th 

Diac:hl.r~ aepect n.~:l.o 

110 

BO 

All 

DLICI~ .. 1\-ta QO 

P∾ll&rw- -..loci ty uo Dia*~ tMpll\ratu ... 

cw .... ,..unr 4AA~ti~y 

-~ty diffue~ 

Cfna-ta~) 

IUIOO 

DUO 

Jli>O)'Nlt -.ceeler&U~ 

Diloctlluto --t.i<llll 

11\nll- ~t IIICChu\p c;oatf. 

eocef!cia"t !If «acey 

LQ a Q.<i1 na 

i.K • ~' 91 \t1 

-·DIIQIIIJlOIAl. PAIW!In'PI• 

GPO 

co 

IS 

~ 

DaillliMtde PI'OIId& ~.-... FIIO 

denioiwi<!Cl'iC J'l'oude ftO. II'IICII 

veloctt.y "'a!Jio R 

• l.5? 111 

• G Qeg 

• 0.371612 •"2 

~ 1.21U 111 

• o.Jo•• • • 0.25 

• 1.331215 ••l/e 

• 3.60 .. ,. 

• :1? , 10 da,C 

• ,6.2J05 kg/•·3 

• 0. 2232 q/111.3 

• O.OOllll a/a"l 

& 0.<13 ll!l/1 .. 0 ffl/& 

• 0 /C 

Lbb • S . l.l a 

= 11.21 (bue4 on LOI 

• 138.99 !>"e~ :>e I!Ol 

~ 43 . 31 

"lX;JIII 101111: / ~~C: Dl:w'I'IDM 101111 I MaA flll nrl'IIRU'r PAAIIMIIIIU• 

Twcic \Uaa~ • yam 

0le Q'lftc:eftt ... t:l.on CNC • O.Olt q/l 

~ CC~~~GC~tnt,t.Qa, ca: ~ o. on ~~g/l 

•••r ~Ut.y ~~ apecifiad • ginn by CCC val ue 

~!IIII-IC"f lli~<ill8 aOCM • roo• 

~o~ lllb:iiiJ ~QIII lpeeific:&t~Oft ~ trajac::tGq" 

~·~ 1.\llialf •- value • 17.1l • l••:z 1t anal ""-ioo of iAtenn • 1oooo • ......... tt!'•• !1!' ••• , *"' •• .,.,. •••• ., ••••• ,. ••••••••• ** ••••••••••• * .................... . 

~- .. ......... .... ---4---4 ·---·" 'fl o• •••~• ;a •• to ***.e*'*** •• ••• ••••••••••e••eo•••., -=-••~• ••et •o s: •tt•• -t' "'***• 

It · CIIPr:diMt• .yat•• Ol1.fill U l~Cad u .... ~ ... ourtac:e aa4 ~ oentuliDI of diacbar9e channel• 

o 11 •~ cbe la.ft !)aM/IMn. 

~ll' !If diapl&y a~I!PI IIII'IP • ~00 per moduU. 

:IIIIM·rUU) IIIOZOII (lin) I:QIII>tTtOIIS : 

••• Tile JIIPil 11 tile ,_ ot atn>ng initial 1.\xing. zt IIIIa no regu.lat=Y L-.lic:uian. IICMWec, tbb .f.nf-tioc •Y be \llleful tor the <liBciiii .. !JI 

~·l!ll.fiiU bei!AUII ~be 1111~111 i.D the lfrR ia IUiually ...... ~tiva to Clu! 

III.ICNI'f40 O!fdp coa4iticwo. 

002\a.-eel0l<littal.con1lt.~.!'N 
~oU..z:to.nt """'"'t~•·..,tion ac lll'lt ecl9fl c • o. 0052 -Jil C.>lU:;U~~; <>t lt<l910 <>l ltl'!! a • ~:;. ~ 

~ :..w6.t :'.Uilt lC • ll~O. <iS :a t!'•ncar.l ~ coarct:;.s:at.QW) ":f a ·f5 .38 • 

z"' 0. 

!iVa plUM diMnsiana: Mlt· widtll (bh) • 5i.5!t • 

t llickM>ea CI>Vl • l. 57 • 

Olmol !. e e re,.l t1""": ~7~s.•a·U ,.,, 

Buoyancy u:~osaments 

Tile ettluent dennty is l eu tbiul the eurrcwxling -i1111t -ter 

~it)l n tile diaclluge level, 

TIMtre!ore, t b.a affluent h POS:r:TIVJ:l#Y IIWYAH'l" an4 will taad to rio" t""a.....U 

tile o~.~rfa~e . 

,All• ,IIU) ICIZIII'IJ ltiMKAltT o 

tl\11110 l!t<l-a YHtic&lly flllly 11i:Pd IIITKIII -·lrllllll at 0 10 

bMt-. blot Q·lll'JIATlt'T• La'I'D Uld ia nrx •ix..S :ln tbe fu·ftel4. 

Ill- bee- laterally fully •bc..S at 166*.30 • 

doomp~~r-. 

'"01111 - com'AC'I' 81110Wl¥ : Pl- ill bollllcle4 .. vtion conteec:. ne&rMt bank at o • cloorn8tre•u•. ,~,_ coatacu •eccnd bank at: 14ee .30 • <IOWIIOI~. •••••••••t•••••••••••••• TOilC' D%1m1QIIf ICifl: ~ •••••.,.~••••••••••••••••• 

~~' '!"'- TIX Q9ntta~ to the three (]) criteria b-.£ in tJie USDA 

redlll.l.c&l S\lppOrt -t ('I'SDJ tor lleter Qw.l1ty·bee..S Toxl.CII c:cmtrol, 

~·-~ (II:M/S05/2·,0·001l. eri~ed1111 ~!lUi.., -•ntZ'&tion {CWC:J ~ c. olt "''ll ~re!lplll4.1119 4Uut1an • 12.10S2&J 

'1'110 c:!M(l W&ll --tua<l &t ~ follOWiii!J 9llle poeiUCQ: 

1'1- locaeiOOo X • ]1 . 72 II 

'c.nu~r1L041 coortioateo) y • -n.n • I .. 0 Ill 

ha ~l'-wicltb (J>l>l • 9.16 01 

ehl.cl<n;laa (~l • 3.57 m 

~ 

lld 41&- f1:011 port~ to c:!M(llocatica • 7f.04 ... 

11 Na 1oc:&t101l 1• 1>eyon4 10 ei ... the 4iaeh&rge laD!Jtb a<:&le of 

14 • o.n •· ••••• 'l'hol &Uach&Z"p length aeale '1'1ST for tbe TD~ hu P.ULBD. •••-• 

~ted llol'iaoatal diatance fl'OIII port -niii!J eo ate location • u . o• "'· 

ClllTIIIIIOII 21 N• 1CMUtUOI> l.a beyca4 5 u... tbe Ulbi-t -ter lleptll of II) .. l,,, ... ••+•++++++ The Plbimt cStptb ,..,. tor t.be rt)S ba.• WUJ.C) .. .. +++++++++ 

QollpUtJKI IU&t._ ~,_port -1.111 to CIIC loe&tiOD • 7,,0, m. 

Cll~~ll\:011 l 1 Tb.ia loc:•tiCJ~. ia beyolld ooe t•ath tlul &Uat•nce of t be e xtent 

ot ~ ...,.ueory "1Xiag soaa ot 17 .11 • in any apat:lal <lincticn froe the pore openiQSI . 

+..- 'l'lle llepleto7;y lliiWJI ZOne ~ for tba Tll:il btl& PlULliD. ••-++ 

'1'1\o c!iffuan cliac:b&~p velooity ia equal to 1.60 wo/e . 

'l'llia BXCM~a tile value ot 1. o •I• r•cOIIIIIIIMed ito t ile 'I'SC. 

••• rhi.a diaoha .. p llOIIS .n SATISn all thZ'8e ate cdteria for tbe Tll!ll. •••• 

••*'"'' 9 ••••• •••••••••• I.IGtJLATO&Y NUI*J SOMa ~ •••••••••••w••••••••••• '1'1\o pl._ coaoUtima at the bounduy of tha apec:Uied ...,. &r" ..., fol.l"""' 

... 11\lt&nt concen~Z"at1on c ~ o. os2u 1 t~~g/1 

~napon41.l\r <lilutioa a M -.. ~ 

VlPII• 1c;~ati011c x c 1.30 m 

(Q-~elrliM CoordiAIUI) y • ·17.33 • 

a • a a 

~l"""' cUmrutiollc: liAlf·tJicSth O:ll>l • 3 . 14 • 

t !Uclao>ots U>v) g 2.03 • 

C\10-.l.a~~ve. r"""l ~1..., • t 'I88 •• 2U eec . cuu: ia wi.t:hin IIPill 

l:lote ' 

Pllllllo """"'•"~r.atioo c Gild dil u t ion • valu.es Are n:pon:ecl ll&aed on precli etion 

file value• • •a•ullins l!M&r intorpolation bet-n preclicted poiata juat 

befono and j uet •f""r tJie Ml I:IOw>daey llU - <letect..S. 

rl•••• eiMiure • .... 11 et:ep .t ... ia wcecl i n tbe pre<licticn file to ac:c:OWI~ 

foE' tllil l111418r inte.:opoutl.on. Step •in can be cant~lled lly inc ... uing 

(re.41i<:n UM pn4ictiQD 1tep &isel ""<lec:n&airn!' CincZ'8•••• tbe pZ'8dicticm 

nep n .. l elM • Output> st.p.o per lloi!.W.e • io '-'OMDt i-t. 

AI: th1a Jil"itiOft, tho pl._ ia .n Ill t:anlll:r with NfY bank. 

~r:. ~- etC !or ea. toXic pollllt.ant hu aot baea .. e wit:b.iD cbe RIIZ. 

lll partii:IU.&~r 1 

'lllle c:cc wu encow:~te:re4 at tbe following pl\lllle pollitiont 

'rho ct'C for: ~be t<JK!c p011Ut1Ult Wf,: enc.,....terad at tha foll.,.,ing 

pl- Jil".l.tiOih 

c:c:c CQu.IIJIGI'd1ntl 4Uut:ioa 

n ..... location• 

Ccaatadin. coor<linatel) 

~ o.ou .. ,,1 • 20.5, 

K • 111.63 • 

'I • ·133.84 • 

s ... 0 • 

halt•W1dt:h (bb) • U . 71 • 
tl\t~· (b¥1 • 3 .5, ,. 

Mf\llatozy lti>Wig z- M&lyda, 

7lw IUIB apeeir.l.cation oc:c~aa before t.,. near·fielA1 llixi~~g ra,i .. (lUIRl bu 

beat\ QQ!II&Ileted. Thoo apeeiUc:ation of till IUIIi ia hi!fhly rntrict.iva. ""'*'''**••••••-••••••• 'll!IAL D•SJGJf ADVJeB AIID COXMJIII"l'S •••••••••••••,.••.,..,.••• • 

~'"'*R' ~ \l&er .... c taJuo note tllat JIYDRQDYliAIIfC MODIU.Illtl by U1Y lei>.,.... 

teeluliq~~a ~· IIIOr .N1 aAC'1' SCIIriiCB. 

Sl<t_i,. ~~ri1on wit!l tLal6 ....., lalloracoey &~ 1>u sbcNI\ t.,.t tile 

COIIIItX pre41cti~ on 611\ltiOftll ....., ccacenuatiQilll (with euociatec!. 

Pl- ,._mea) u. reliabl.e fc..- Clle aajodty ~ ...... oneS are acc:....•t• to wit:IIUI allo\lt: •·sot (at~ deviation! . 

M a f1!RIIer UC8fll&r4, COIJillt will .- give p~CSictiDiul '1111..-er it judgU 

tile cSeai!Jl\ cOI\tiglll'&tioo &a hishh' OCOIIPl&X oncS """ez:t&in for priOCI.ict:l.on. 
~~~'!10CPD?:CXXJtl.."U:b:XC'Jrtt J'U)Q(l~UXJaiUXXXX't"ttxx!"JDCXJ'X% 

co.-~;x ~o; tac; ~ DPEH s~S"RN 

OOIWll: v""'d"" e • oczom iiVlmOl~VG:r-~!on .. l! .o o ;.~r-i:.., 2012. 

SITE 'IIAME/LAIII!IL: Arcalom l.ttal DR8 XGIOI CASE: A:rcel.,...,ittal Out~•t ooz • fhcl11Dlica - a;z FtLII -2, 

tilling sul:layst..., COBIXl , 

Start of 5eoa1on: 

X: \tadivi<IUJ.l .PemitJi\2013. 02.ArCGlortilitta:..dra~t\CUtl .. t 002\ar.,.loraittal.co.-illix .eN .prd 

llucy&Jit. surface Diocha~o 

03/07/2ol4- ·Ot• n :37 .......................... ~- ....... .................................................. . 

AIINJII'I' I'J\IWII'!liii,S' 

~~· •eeUcm 

lfidtb liS 

• bounded 

• aeo.eo m 

~1 J:'eVI&l&rity ,._.inc flowr:ate ,...,.,. .S.,\:11 

ICIIIQI; • 1 

oa • 113.21 •• 3/a 

IIA • 4 . t5 • 

Olpl:b et dUc:bule 

Mlli..,t: Y~Jloeity 

"-ECY·Ifeiet..c:h f~r4l'ti"" ftaetQO" " 

« ).57. 

• o.ot75 wa • O.O:lll 

~lclllated t~ ManDJ.ng' • n ~ o.oaa wtRCJ veloaity tm • 2 m/o 

•~:"'c~Uoatioa Type ~~- 11 l\lrhge tei!IPU&I:I>n 

IIOI:t.a c....,..r:atuno 

Cf.lc:lllf.tecl J'NIIIII•I!MD ~nr valueo: 

111rf&co MMity - • ,5. 5131 1<9/ ... 3 

1101:~ dandty - • "' .5U7 J<,/:o•3 

DIICIIUGI P~: surface D1sc:lll1rge 

Difi!MfP loc:ated on • loft bo.lllc}sbo~eli.,.. 

lll.1cllarve cCiftfipnUoa 

Oilt NJCe fl'l:lll II&M to outlet 

Oiecbaqa Nil~• 

• flu•b «ieclla.,ge 

DU7B oO II 

SIGKA • 00 4 t:S' 

Dtptl> -" diKIII.;ree ouelac Joeta elope at diacll&11'940 ~~~te:cUIII"lar diacbarva 1 

aDO • J .!.f7 " 

l!U)I'I; • 0 da9 

Oh • .,. -•·•oocciou u:ea M 

llilclv.rp chAnllal width 

llbalv.rp c:IWWil daptb 

BO 

KO 

lilt 

oo ~~~-~-• ••~Mot ratio lli•all&zve tlOIIZ'ate 

OiiC!Iarte Yelocity 

D~KMWQe ~o.awn 

l*"ntlpolld.iO!J d&M1ty 

-i-ty «iffere~~e• 

VII 

UreaiiRter) 

uoo 

DIUIO 

lllloyan' uoolet"ati"'' 

ll'1911&rp cODC!.mtntion 

lluda.a• .Mat exclla..,. <:~oeft. 

e.;.~u m~ Df decay 

CI'O 

~/~1 !.&llll'rlf SCAX.Iilll 

Ult ~ o. a& • !A. ~ 53.68 • 

U E - 221.«\2 Ill 

"Oit'•lll)oll;.o!SXQJR.IIL PIIIWIIi'X1~ 1 

Dantiut:r:i.c ~rO\ldQ n\lllll)a.-

ct.r..:=e.t. ftGDn~~t.X"~.(' l1~S -no. 'l•·l o::ity :-at.! o 

!IJID 

ntCil 

R. 

:. 0 . OG!S0~2 a•a • 0.1!]4.6 • 

• 0.0762 .. 

• 0.08t2B6 

o l.llUIS 11'3/ $ 

• 20.55 .. , .. 

• 27 .oo degC 

• ttc.nos ts/,..3 • O. l 232 lt!J/ro•l 

• 0. 0022 a~.· .. • 0 . 12152 OI!J/1 

Q 0 ml• 

• o /m 

Ll>b. 3.15. 

• ua. 21 ua.,.c!. on t.al 

• 1511 . 41 lbUO!c:l on EO) 

• 310.49 

KU:IIIG IOIIB I 'liOXIC DJLO'IIOII - I - 01' IIPl'DBST J'AIWIIITPS: Toxic 4.1~ • 110 

II!II:IU: qpallty ~~4 -oitled • yu 

W.ter qul.ity atandaiO cno - o.oo2u 1119/l. 

a.Mator:y 11Lxilotr ·- • po Rol\l111tCilry o:b;Ul4J • .,.,. opecifieation • «ilt&Dee 

~<l~Ll&.t()ey ~Mixing KonAI 'il'iil~ • 4t·.2. " (5.·~ if area) 

~i.Q.n of i nt .... wa;t c 1QOOO l'li. 

11\&..:.·•ot t-"•' ;..~KV .., w ....... " ~"""'" w~ ""'" wcrw .., •• •~" •o1w t .,.,. ..-'ft••o•• 't Wt~•-e~ • if:ilo o:••• .,...,. ••• • ..,e e ••c e6• ••e 

3\$JlOll~'N.lUC CLAS;;IPICi•'I'IOII• 

· -...... -.-- ~- --. ____ ......... ...... * 

i Ft.OW CUS> = e..,;, I 0 . ........ . - - - --- - - .-....... .... - · 

~ .................................................................................... . 

ll·l'·:l CocmUnate ayouou 

<ll'il l! ~· ).-teo\ et watel' •-fACe U>c!. at ceDterliae of «i11Cb&r9o c:humel: 

o • tree tl>e left IIMI</ai>Me. 

IIIIM&I' or dilpt.y lt41P JIS'I'ft • 100 IMl' -..1 • . 

n:;-,a. F!IIIIJ) IU!DIO!t IJIPR) COIItliTIOlt& • 

Jtot~ 1 Tba ~ i• tl>o • .,... of &~'""'' !.ni tial o:ixiq. 1t hal no regulatory 

iiiiPlication. llcWeV8r, tbis info...,tion may be woeful for tile diacbar;Q 

c:la11911er b<OC•\t.., tl>e lllixinlJ in tha mn1 i1 u1ually a.,..itive eo the 

cliact>Arga <US!P> cOllditi OA.O . 

~lut""t coacentr• t i cn o.t 1172 e<19e c • 0~13 1119/1 
Il:.ludcn ,:.t ~ of lin 

ltinl ~~tit.ll'h 

:c?.r.t.a:r.~.i. Ge (:o=6,ine.r;•.,) 

• - , •. 7 

X • 12:Z9.2l II 

y . ·12.!1., 

I • 0 11 

!>1111. pl.M& .U'"""icns . balf-vi4th (!>h) • ca.o:; co 

tbiCkz>IWS. (bv) • 3 . 57 II 

cu.: .... L.\tl.w ~nw~~ ~l.li\0, ~'>620 . 2589 ••c. 

l'>'l.' ~1ila : 

The !.It·!>:~ti:G Dlt:lriO!Jr ~~ ._..,. !Ill :!Uib.l.<trt< Uw/cliacllArga ratio/ ia • as. n 

~l! !i vc;;.~ ... ~~ .~ !:.;.·lo-J ;:.t;,.t t:e<.! lul1:tio~ o:.: Sf. 67 a t tM ~ a! t:he 

~ r ;..3lCl ll-ii)'&g."l (D':l) . ~_.;_;-..2' l o r ehiu ¢ar~ COftfi gur&t1Q3 .;:. 

cor..o3t. .ht;i! v.o ~ c;l!c.l.l)'n' :' c.k. 

PliN.-. ~:.,..eful.ly HViow ~ pndictl.CJD file for &ddl.tion.al wa:mingo and info,..tioo. 

1\UlY.ney •••••••ent • 

Tile aUl,..at d-.ity J.o 11.. ~~~ the our•:ouD<lill!l allbi""t lllltor 

~ity at tile .U.~wo leftl.. 

~·ron, ebe &ffluant io JIOS:ttiYIII.Y IIIIOYAII1' - will t-to ri•• t-~ 

bile l\ll'fo.,.. 

~AII·PiiLII ll:rltntcl _.,, 

Pl~l MGONo vertic:olly fully 111iP« ALIIUDll' Ill I!Pit-nBLD at 0 11 

~tnu &114 ooe>Ci...,.. •• vortic:all y lliud into tile far-field. 

PUllll ~ COW'I'ACr StloiiWIT• 

r1- J.n lxllindoll -tion oCJDtac:to nearaot l>anlc at a • -..etream. Pl"'" cantac:ea oaOOZIII l:lalllc at o "' -... .......... ''** ••••••• ••••• ,.,.,...., ••• TOXJ:C: Z>%turiON' ZO»J la:te~UY •••••••••••••w • • ••• ••••• h 1Dl!l ,... opec:ltiad ten:' tb:Lo oillllllaUOA. 

•••••••••••••••••• •••• RUJLA1"CCRT MIJ:ntC; zc:.g: ~y ••••••••••••• ••••••••• • Tile pl.- c*i~i- at tile bolon4ary ot tile apeci.tiad ltlll ue .,. foll""", 

~l~taat ccace~~~ntion c • o.OGlt75 10f/l 

t'<n'&"Upoa4ill4J 4Llut1oa • • ~1. 5 

Pl\1110 1ocatiCI1• x • 401." ,. 

(~en~ll'lW cQC>rd.I.JI&teol y • •107.00 • 

2: D 0. 

ttl-.-., t.tiifteSUU OQ;:I; b&lf-wi.Gth. Cb!t) • 38 .11. 

th.l-c ltwl ~ l.s7 11 

~l.;.;.~.h" e.tcav.al i;~JMi ~ 'aau -~Jij sac. (UZ i• witbJ.u JIPR) 

llotd• 

PlU!M c"""'entration c ....0 dilution o valuaa &re ~ted baeed ca ;predic:tion 

fi le vu11es • _.,..., Unu.r interpolatiOG lletween pndi.ct&d ~to j un 

bat ore ~ j wot after t he iiU booJlduy has beaD detoctacl. 

Ploaae enoure a 8ftlall otop o1n io 10110d in tile predic:ti011 Ul.e to account 

tor tbi• linear interpolation. step 8iA c:an be c:OAtroll..S by incra .. ia.g 

(roducea t:M precliction etep oiae) or decreaai>lg (increu•• tbe predichon 

ttap oisal tbe - OUtput Sta po S>U lladule • in COI!Jmc ~t. 

At thio po!Jition, tiM pl ... J.o 1111n lJI OCIITACT vitA any baDit. 

~-~ tha JIPCCifi..S water quAlity ataod;o.rd 11&1 i...s-4 l::oaen lilt 

wit~D the IUIZ. tn p•rtic:ular• 

'11M .,.bient ""tar q~~aUty ot-rd ..., OIIICOII2ltuad at tlle tollawille' 

pl\11110 poaitiOOh 

11&t01< quality lt&lldard 

C~.UlutiCIII 

n- loc:aUoou 

(calltarli,. ~nataol 

~taro; "'WJIS ~ .balyoJ.o ' 

• 0. 00241 ag/1 

.... , :; • 22,.H a 

Y • ·U.lT • 

I & (I II 

(!)b) • 35.08 • 

lb'l) • ] .57 • 

7bo: 11113 •;:>ee l'ic:at:.oo. ooc:ure l>efon: tba I'IOMr-£iMlc1 a i o:ing regiM (IIPIU liU 

boon C""'Pl•te4. The opec:ifica.tica of t~ IIDIZ ia hithl.r no~rictiva • 

• • ., .... ,.,..,..,., ..... o • ***fl• JflML DZ!IGlf ~:Z:CI AIIJ) CQIOfEJtTS **•*,.*•••••••••••••._,.,. IU!IIIWGII• The u•er IIUGt ulUI Mte t!lat IIYDitODYlllWCIC 110llii1.DIC by aay -

t"ctuUqu• :1.~ liiOT 1lJI EAAC'I' I;Clliilll;l!. 

lll<~ens ve caop.r:l.oca •uth field ....0 lal:loraecxy daca llu olloonl tllat the 

coai!Ill pretUc:t:l.o:la ...., ciHut.!.OZI.II and concaatsat.I.Oi:l8 (.,l.el> ur.ociatad 

pl.,.,. IJ8QIIItne>o) axe nlial:lle for thAt ..,joriey of caoao and ant accurat" 

to ~b1D al>out +-5ot (Jtan4ord 12a-11iatiM) • 

Aa a furtboor 5ateguom, COJIIClll will not t:ive pradic:ti""" whenever it ~ud!J<'• 

the desi{ID c:onti~r t~oo •• N.s!ll.y c.....,lax a.nd WIC:Ortain for p...U<:tiOD. 
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Arcelo~itt.al 

JlliSI ClK CASio An:slomic;cr.J. OUtlet OOJ - Cyani.W - a;c 

P'ILB ~1!>1 -· S\lblllf6tell ceRMJ"ln. 

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wbour>4e4 

Allll:llln' PAIWIII'I'liUI 

t!1:011a -eeetiGII 

lfid.tll 

~1 Uf'llalrit)f 

• a 255.03 II 

~~-1 

lllotliellt Uownu oa. .... ac .·u. AVUI.ia -~~~ Ha. • ~. S4. il 

~ at 4ia~MJ:1111 liD • l .f5 Q 

~- _,oo.ity l)ucy•W.iall&eb hicUM taclo" 

1IA a o.ou a a/a 

C&leulatiiO tro. -1~~t'• 11 

lfi n4 velocity 

1' . • a.o "J 

• 0 . 01 

1M • 3 01/a lil~r•t.1.Ucrat4!* 'type tmiCIC) • r.r 

i\llllt.WW teq~en.tl&l"l • 2? dolgC 

I!Qt~""' tiOIIIPentlln • :n 4ei)C 

C:..li:JU.l-.~110 PIUIH-11.\'1'111 OmfBITX V1L111ea: 

lh>J:ti&~ll! !#wndW R110A11 • 095 . HJt ll:gtm•J 

IOitCIIII l!.mllity IIIIIWI • US. 3137 kgtm•a 

QI.C!fAI!GII p-'J'IIU I 

Jwr"~ !laM 

Sit>gle P<>rt ~• turv• 

• ::.eft 

lib- to 1lulk DUTil 

JQI:"t 4~C.r DO 

ron CRff nctl.~ ua& M 

llta!'Mqe velocity uo 

D1•cball'p nowrate oo 

DhciiA;p ~ 1*-~t 1r0 

v•~~W.l «homa~,. &dfl• 'l'IIIITA 

Rod-~:&1 4iacbl;p a.lflu ~~~ 

D~Bcbllfli'IJ &IIIQI8NtWNI (freahwatarl 

Cfl>:,_epM\UIIf 4e,..hl! IIHOO 

l)eftdty OifhnD!ltl DPIO 

a...,...~ •~''•luation CPO D~l<:ba:rp c-ttatiOil co 

h~rtace -t 4D<c:llallgoa ~oeff. !Ill 

COBtficieat ~ decay KD 

l!lSOIRRilJI/ !aoVlalHIII!llr 1.-ttli SCliLES : 

I.Q • l.oe .. 11G a , .to " 

G ~l:'t •J:IXIQINIOIIAl. - .l. .. ~dc ·--1 nw4e INIIbar PRO 

V-1ocl.ty I'At!ll K 

. ~ ... . • J. . ll92 • 

• 1 . 1,75 a "'2 

• o.s3 •I• • 0.,1775 ••• l/8 

• o.,l • • -12.6 ll8f 

5 a7o 41111 

• 37.10 4egC 

• "3 . osu kg/m' 3 

• 3.4U1 log/••3 

" Q.OH2 a/•'2 

- 0 . 2225 10!1/1 

- 0 .,. 

• o /a 

Lb - )7.22 .. 

Lb 1 a t991t a 

ll.liCIIIQ ;OIIQI 1 TOI!IC oxx.or1011 z01111 I - or I.WrZUSr !!'AJW~nDS: 

'l'OJU.c IU8charp a Y8B 

C11C C!-ll't.t.I.OD = ~ Q. DU3 1'!!"/l 

(lCQ CQilCIUtli'Uion ~C • 0.0025 fi(j/l 

'lllltU II\IAlity •tu1411X'4 apec:UiiiCl c giVWft .lly CCC VollW> 

a.,v.l&t~ IUid.Jif- • yao 

~~on' ooil<inv aone •pecifiaetion • t rf.je::toey 

!lall"lat.~ • i xint •-ftlue • to . P7 ,. t••z i.f a.,_l llllfiOO Of i~ttarelt • 10000 11 ....... ~· * ........................ '* ••••••••••••• * .. •••*• -e . ................ * .. ,. ......... . 

1'Aif; flnt.• t:CA."' ipl(&C~.on a!).?~J.e.!l to & layeJ" c:on:e1pca:ting co the tul.l ue.eor 

\l.!:~ Ui.; CUi~ cl!..iC~l~ •i~W . 

~t:c.O.Lo layer ciep~b a ttat:ar ~h. • :J • 66 • 

C1' t.-->.t-••••t e •· w• •• ••wr~••t:.*••••a-..,. .......... •~•••• ... ••wtt••••••••w•••••••••••••• 

;:- t -~ <::t>cti .&"Q t)'C~6 .. , 

O~ts:lr, U Jc.:J.t:oo ~t ~t.t. l:;ot~= l>al""' ~M po-tt eent•r: 

G. e m fror.o tM ~'C ba~/:ahoroiil. 

oiub<i~ <A lll~~l .. ~ ~~"'LLb O"STa~ k 100 paor ,.<>4111•. 

--rllii.D 1\BGIOif CDJ.) COII%ll'I'ZOifS I 

ICQtll T!!e Qll i1 tha _., of nl'""9 initiel tlixi.Dg . :It biUI no revuJ,uoq 

J.!IP:Ufll¢t.CII\. .._,..., tloi1 ialfonatl.oa uy be uaetul f:or the di•c:har!l• 

4a.l.-!r beUWII tile Bixill!J iD the Qll 1• WOU&llY 81"-it.i.ve to tbe 

4.1.~ 4aifD coacUtioat , 

llql.J.~t Cl-~nt.f.Oil at. DJ. oasc c • 0.0707 109/1. 

tlilut:l.m at a4t• of lin • c 2 . t 
l!rll.l.outiono 

C centarli.atl coo:-<Unataol 

~'PR :,oJ."-"'" CU.M~•i~ 1 bal w~ g;;;. 

thickr:es~ 

·.zy•-~cy &il •.....,.utr 

" • u.n • y • • t . U m 

&•l.i&m 

(bll) • ~a u .. (bv) • 0 . 59 .. 

•?h.;; .iili!l.uw&t &:¥lt ~ s..e o,7&:, ~Ali:. ella •v.n-~ ...,iem:. water 

os.~~ ct eb4 ci! ~il.rge lew:~. 

'r.:l..'tr.e fo ~e;- \!.he c f ! lua.m:. i • POSt".rl ~LY BUOYAIIT ADd will tend. to ri•• toward• 

t.b.'r' ~u. · 

lltln~bic au"bol"'t 1 

re~~ tQ pnaant ecabJ.natiOG of 4bcbute an4 &IIII>J.enJ: ecmditioa.. tlw 

4:1.ac~lt plu-. bacom.• attached ta tQ cb&Mel bottom within tM RFR 

~lllllleOii&t•ly ta.UOWil18 tile efClwc. 111gb beD.tllic concentratiCNO ""Y occur. 

O.l'tiUIAII 1-~QW lliii!MlCo 

Pl._ 

~ 

AI>Ulita qp~tnaa iU~i001 clue ;:a low allbient nloci<y or ot"""9 

•• INqy&llll)'. 

~ioo 1'118tll. ,, 11.15 a 

JllUII.Iillft ltap&tiOft poine _, . 31 • 

Int""~"" tbt..U..•• • o. u • lntlt\l•iGII. lllalt width at i..,i_..t u.n • 

Jnt~Rai.cm lllllf t.bl.elu•"• ac ii!IPin;elll4mt • o . ., • 

PfolH>U:Li> WTIIIN!J SIU4?JIY 1 

~biiiG bolca....,• .a cer lly tul.ly m.I.><111S at 7e~.J i "'licwllllt:raiU!I. 

r~M~a INik ~ 8QIIMAaY, 

Pl\111& in bQIII'\Ge4 .. ction. ~tact• 1>1are1t beNe at u.n • -.tn&~~. 

•••••••••••••••••••••••• 

PlUM 4;-"'to eecan4- 1'0XlC 

at 

OlJAT.l'l<*' 

7iD.llf a

101111: 

--SUMMARY 

· *'**••••••••••••••••••••• ~iteri'lll ~ ccace;wntiCIL ICIICl • o.ous .g/ l 

~1D9 ci.U"tl.on • o 

'I'M Ole val,.. ,..., not eacou!\tend wit.hl.n t1111 epecifild eiltuletion diet"""•· 

Pl.- clillat:~ val\Oee are too low eo 1041et CIIC. 

*Wtt""'."''*""'""•••~••••••• ~TOllY MIXIIIG ZOIII: SQGCAI.Y ••••••**-.***""""***•••••• 

'I'M p11m41 ooaclitionJ at tile bounda:.y of tbl lp&Cifild »>S an u fall """ • 

Poll"t&l\t COII<:aDtntion c " o. U41t ,.,/1 

C9nt~p011d~lli 4Uution D • 1 . 1 

IPl\IM l<X!atiOII r X • l. 02 II 

(centenin. c:ool'4lllatel) y • . , . .. • 

a • J .lf • 

1- cli .. ntlonJ 1 lllllf·wi<ltl> (lob) • 14. 2' a 

tbJ.dmell (bv) • D. 5t a 

Cllllulativ. tr.anl tiM c l2f. tUJ '""· (IIIG il within .. 10 

WC>U I 

Plii!IIC conc:INIU&ticn c t.lld cli~utton • valueo are r-rtld based on precSict i oa 

fL1a valu .. • aoallllil\a liMar .l.nt .. polatioo. blltwa.on pn4icced pointe j ... t 

be~ortt and juot atter tile lilliE bauDdaey 11111 been 41tect..s. 

Pl_.ee ••~• 11 ..... u ltep eJ.ce ia u .. li in tile pra4iction f ile to &c:COUDt 

f!n tMe 11no•~ iiiW>rpnlation. Step doe caA lM contrc>llc4 by il>cr aali ii!J 

(ll:educee t1w P2*Sict1on et.ep dsel or .S.creuing Cinaeuea ehe pro.'dietion 

nep ~~••1 tile - Qvr.put It- PH llodula - J.n COIIM:ll< izlpllt. 

At ~ tian , the pl._ ie 110\r l"a <XllmiCl" with aDY - · ---.~, tl>e CCC for t he to><ie pollutiUlt wu not """"""'tc rocS witbill tllll 

pxW.:I."t..S pli!M region. 

ltu!JU].<otorf !4i>d.111J ZQ<IOO Ma.l.ycio, 

1'llol :rtxz paciCi.,..~ i= oce1.1r3 lleCcre tho """ r-fielcS ai><i.ng regiw (llnl bae 

I:Jeen ~GII!Ploee<l. Tile opeeUJ.catian or tha .RIIZ i e ldghly :re•trietiv.. 

, • .,•••••••••••••••••• l'nlaL DZSICDI' APVtCI AJm OONMD'l'8 •••••••••••••••,.•••••• 

RIMZMDIR: 'l'lle uer .... t !:alee note tllat IIYDROIMilUIIC IIOiliii:.ZIIG by any -

todlll411\111 £• MOT AM IWICr ICIIIIICJI. 

-~-,,. ooepu~ooa w.l.tb fidel- ~toey ""ta 11M lii>Own that tba 

CONIIX pnlclieti.ODI Cll 4ilutiONI alld cwx:atratilll>e (oritb aoooc:iate4 

pl - ~ri"l are reliable for t be N jority of ., ... ,~ acn ...:C\In.t• 

to lriWa ~t +·IDt !atu>dax« deviation! . ' Aa a ~r Hfa~. CIONillt will DDt gha p....Sic ti""" ~ it j\Migee 

~ 41ti(ll1 c:ontiruration u MVblY caoplex aD<S \IIICert&ill f01< p1'84ieticc. 
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n~.~~-, 

Ar<:el.onittel 

A%Cil0111ittal OUtlet 003 - cyanid.e - OQ; 

IJI~ l!lll!t)'lllft COIIItU1 ; 

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1\MBlJDI'r PAIWIJI'I'JIRS ' 

~•·aec:tion • 1>0\li!IC!ed 

lll.d.~ll as • 25&. c• .. 

etiUinlt1 too!l\lla~ity ~<::.'ilV'.Xl s 1 

llo!lbieat fl.owrato QZ\ • ltl . 21 •"J/• -rq· Mptll ~ - ~.3 0 .. Dqltll at IUIIC!Iup W • Q.JO 1: 

-·- nloe:lty w. • 0.10l J ml• l)&n:y•W.b~tll tdcciOD f.aetor ,. • o. octt 

~w1n.o tn>~~ ~·· " ~ I) , Ol .,,,. '"'loaity QN • 1 .,,. 

ltntit1~H-r:ion TVP* BTRt'IID • u 

l~h~• t.-puat~are • 27 ~ 

lottON tnper&t\\re • ~' «e!IC C&llllllatelt nllllhMTIIII DlllfSITY value•' 

SI.I3'Cac!- ••Mity JUI(l1oiJ • n6.5l37 lt!J/01•3 

~~onCIIII tte~~•ity llliOJIII ~ "' .tu? ks/.,.3 

DlBCIIIMll ~liM• 

.... ""t l>Pk 

Single Port Diacller,. 

• lett 

011- IIQ built Dlll'l'l 

Port d.i-tv PO 

J!)n -•·l""tiOII&l ana AO 

Dladlup "*!tr uo 

ll'•<:lla~p Uowrate oo Dil<:llaq,~ p~ lldtllt HO 

Vutial ISbchlurp !Ifill• Tl!ln'A 

~i-QQtal 4.\ICII&I'fl an;le SXQQ. 

r:u .• ~rre ~MP•s:w.~ll¥"1 ccn•-tet) 

C4nuPQ1RII.U!f 41!ML~y 111100 

llfllll,ty .U.IferW~Ce DI!IIO 

hoyaDI: .,;cehll' .. ~ion liFO 

Di•<:lla,_.,. ~QIIC..,~raUon co 

lla'taae beat tlll1:lwlgl coetf • Q 

coettic;.l.~t ot decay )1;11 

l)f~II!VJ.-f I.-ICA!.III• 

LQ • l . QI • "- • t.~ • 

u. " a.,, • Lll' • ''''~" • 

"'0. ·,~1"!.\\'ISIOltAL rllltl'J31'11i<S• 

:lll~t. ctr.ma~tril! •x-~ ""',~~=- rao 

''al oe U;y rut:io ll 

-w:a.-: !t o.~l/~M>t ,..~t- '11) f..'!I!C' 

ca: c<><>e:Mltra c~ oa CCC 

11!\t:<>r quaJ.:;ty ~U....S.Td llp<ICitied 

:towol<:tary u:!.>:ing """e 

~"U::.:a.to%)" M!i:S:J.ft5 aUt• :lpuc:ific:a.ti.o:a 

~~;ulat<>•Y .'li.....,. soae "a lu" J!e~a.:t of it.tGraat 

~ 4 .11. 

=- l .21SI2 ., 

""' 1 .. 1,7.5 •• 2 

• C.!~ a!• :2 0 . 61. "115i •""ll• 

• o.n • • •12.6 d&IJ 

• ~70 def 

• 37.80 degC 

• ttJ. Ol•l kg/11• 3 

r. 3.47n 1<e/••3 • o. 3~2 . ,,. • • 

• ~~~5 ag/1 

w 0 1A/Q - Q ,. 

!..b .. 19 •• 2 ,. 

!b' '"' 999tt II 

~ yce 

!"!'! ~.~lM ~;,'1 

• o.oc~t "'!J/1 • \)ivai> lly c:cc value 

D )'GC 

.. witith 

.. 1::. . :if~ a (11\ .. 2 if a rea) 

• 10000 II 

••••• ••••'* ••• ••• •• •• ••• • **• ••• ••••tr••w••~~~'**••-••-•,. ••• •• •••••• ••••••••••••••-

... .. ~,. ,. ,. .. ~, .................... ...... . 

'I'IU.' UQW QQI!Uprat.iGil appliea to a layer ccrraapclllding to tba full •&ter 

~~ ., t;~~oo 4:1.•Clllt.l'91 •ita. 

Al)lllicQl• layer dqt:ll • wac:a- .s.pth • 4 . JO • 

•~~~: •t•!"t•• •••11•.,,..,. ••• ••••••••••• ••• ,.,.. ••• • w•• ••• ••••• • • ••• ••• •• • •••••• ••• • ••• •• IIJ::ullia ICJn IIVIIUanOII' lloiy\trody~M.aic - ...,.al&tosy ,_ey, , 

X.-YwX CODA'd.;i\4.:0 cy•tc.lltt 

o•·J.g, ., :1.• J.u~~eoid at tllot -~ ... !:&low tn. ...,.-t cent&r, 

G. t:a rn fr<::ill \:.M lef t btt.nk/shore. I'!IIW>•" of <Ue»4f ot""o 118Tm' • lOG puZ' ~Ill<> • 

....-." l!'li!Ul .. +011' (111'11) COI!t)%1'%01111 ' 

III!IU' fh<t 11ft b tile ron. of nrcnw iaj.~1a1 lli.t"i. It hu llO regulatory 

~~~~~lieatioa. JICMoftr, tbi• intonoadcn ,...y 11e \\llf\11 t~ <ba <U~ 

d.•dgne~ lleGa\1111 til& llixitlf in tbe llrk ia ...,,..uy ...,.l.tl.w to tllG 

clio.,...... U.l.tn cODditione. 

I>OJ.11ol- -tratiOQ at JQrll ed!Je c • 0.057l rtfW/1 

Oil'ltio.'l at e0ge Of lift e • l. t 
IWR LOCaUan: l< • t . 47 II 

(centerline COOI'tinato.o) y E •10,0? .. 

• ~ ~.3C' c 

- pl"" di-1~: l!&l(•width !:ohl - 11., •• 

th1C-I (l:w) - l.OO a 

77.l3U IK. 

·\&0)1-y .... ,_., 

1M etUIMDt 4elllity i.l 1••• tt:.n tlw •~rxow>el!ng f,llloient vater 

claoaitt at tl>ol dioebazye level. 

Tborecon, tl>ol etUueat ia I'OSt'f~r B'CO'li'MT u4 will ten4 to riaft C<>'mrdo 

the IUrfiiCI. 

IM~o ao~nt• 

ror tile Pftlal\t cc=~>in.atioo ot <lbc.bal'!l1' alld llllllie~~t conditi""". tho< 

4.bcha,... p11111a beccoo•• att&eho<L1 to tile cbumel bott001 wittun the lfPR 

i1111~u~r foUowl.:llt th.e effl...,.. Hip l>..,e~c c:-trot1""" uy occur. 

11PI1'11l1M I~lOlf ~11'1 

PlUMe ~itl I.IPn,..&ll ifttruoiaa L1ue to lov Ulbient velocity or 1tzong 

1Uic:lltlr!ICilllla:\'&IIC1f. 

Xl\tN!Iion lanptll • ' . 17 "' 

Ill~l!\lllia at«.,..tMm point • ·3 .la a 

Ill~~iaa tbic:tne.. • 1.00 • 

ratll'lollliCil balt 'fi4tlt at t.p~t • ll. U • 

I1lt>:U~i0ft baU W~ at i111>~. 1 .00 a 

'~·PUf.ll IIUDI!O 8\WIUYI 

Pl-~ lat•ully fully aixed It 10~7 39 a -• ..... 

,Joe~~.--~ -· Pl- in b<NIICie4 1coet1"" eontact• oeareat - at u. u • clownatreaa. 

Pl - Oll!l~lc;!CI lec;cnd bal!k It lU7,3' • - ........ 

•••••••••••••••••••••••• TOXIC :D%LUr.XOJf tO. ~ ••••••••• ••••••••••••••• 

Critalri.OI' •xi- CCIIICaPtl'iltJ.ciQ !~) • O.OU5 .,/ 1 

eorre•po:m4ill9 d.Uut1oa • o 

Thl> QlC vd\le w.s not """'ountere4 vitl>ill t1111 apec:iUecS "~""'latiO!\ d.ieunce. 

Plu11e dilu~:ion values .U<:l too 1ow to ,....t . 

•• .. "'•*•"1t111 tr+•*•"•••••- lUtGULATOJt.Y lflXIlfC ZC.. SUMMARY **"**•••••••••••••••••• Tho pl"""' conditione ... eho l:>ounL1o.ry of tbe op..,ified liiiS era 10 followo: 

Dollul:.llnt. ~<V'.r.ont>'ati..ou c: • 0. OUlSi ~~~g/1 

~~~~n~apczain.g dilutia.: ~ • s. ~ 

N.u.tlO lc.lcut1CH.l: K • l.l4.tl 11 

C.:c"="r1ino c<>o>:<iiMtM) y : '. 11 • • • •• 30 .. 

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west virginia department of environmental protection 

Division of Water and Waste Management 

601 5? Street SE 

Charleston, WV 25304 

Phone Number: (304) 926-0495 

Fax Number: (304) 926-0496 

Brian James, General Manager 

Arcelormittal Weirton, Inc. 

100 Pennsylvania Ave 

Weirton, WV 26062 

Dear Mr. James: 

March 18,2014 

Earl Ray Tomblin, Governor 

Randy C. Huffman, Cabinet Secretary 

www.dep.wv.gov 

CERTIFIED RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED 

Re: WV /NPDES Permit No. WV0003336 

Enclosed is ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NUMBER 8055 dated the 18th day ofMarch 

2014. This action is based upon the investigation and recommendation of the West Virginia 

Department of Environmental Protection's (WVDEP) Permitting Program staffto address 

compliance with the terms and conditions ofWVINPDES Permit No. WV0003336. 

Please review the terms and conditions of this Administrative Order carefully. Failure to 

comply with its terms and conditions could subject the facility to further enforcement action. If 

you wish to discuss this Administrative Order further or its terms and conditions, please contact 

John Lockhart, P.E. of my staff at the above address or call (304) 926-0499 Ext. 1028. 

SGM:jl 

Enclosure(s) 

cc: Env. Inspector Supervisor 

Env. Inspector 

EPA Region III 

Director 

Promoting a healthy environment. 
"' ~ 

dep 

west virginia department of environmental protection 

Division of Water and Waste Management 

601 5th Street SE 

Charleston, WV 25304-2345 

Telephone Number: (304) 926-0495 

Fax Number: (304) 926-0463 

ORDER 

Earl Ray Tomblin, Governor 

Randy C. Huffman, Cabinet Secretary 

www.dep.wv.gov 

ISSUED UNDER THE 

WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT 

WEST VIRGINIA CODE, CHAPTER 22, ARTICLE 11 

TO: Arcelormittal Weirton, Inc. 

100 Pennsylvania Ave 

Weirton, WV 26062 

ORDER NO.: 8055 

DATE: March 18, 2014 

INTRODUCTION 

The following fmdings are made and Order issued to Arcelormittal Weirton, Inc. (herein 

ru"'ler "permittee") pursuant to the authority vested in the Director of the Division of Water and 

Waste Management under Chapter 22, Article 11, Section 1 et seq. of the Code of West Virginia. 

FINDINGS OF FACT 

In support of this Order, the Director finds the following: 

I. ArcelorMittal Weirton, Inc. (permittee) owns and operates an integrated steel mill located in 

Hancock County. This facility is permitted (WV /NPDES Permit No. WV0003336 issued the 

18th day of March 2014) to discharge treated process wastewater, cooling water, and storm 

water runoff through Outlets 002 and 003 into the Ohio River in the. vicinity of Mile Point 62 

and stormwater only through Outlets 004 and 005 into Harmon Creek. 

2. WV INPDES Permit No. WV0003336 reissued the 28th day of July 2008 contained effiuent 

limitations for fecal coliform at Outlets 002 and 003. The same permit that was reissued the 

18th day of March 2014 also contains effiuent limitations for fecal coliform at Outlets 002 

and 003. 

3. WV/NPDES Permit No. WV0003336 reissued the 28th day of July 2008 contained effiuent 

limitations for benzene at Outlet 002. The same permit that was reissued the 18th day of 

Promoting a healthy environment. 
Arcelormittal 

Administrative Order# 8055 

Page 2 of4 

March 2014 also contains final effluent limitations for benzene at Outlet 002. 

4. The permit issued in 2008 granted a two year compliance schedule to achieve the final 

effluent limitations for benzene at Outlet 002. Administrative Order No. 6436 issued the 28th 

day of July 2008 granted the permittee two years to come into compliance with the effluent 

limitations at Outlets 002 and 003. 

5. The permittee filed Appeal 08-26-EQB of the 2008 WV/NPDES Permit and Administrative 

Order. The permittee obtained a stay of certain provisions of said Permit and Order 

including the effluent limitations for benzene at Outlet 002 and effluent limitations for fecal 

coliform at Outlets 002 and 003. 

6. The Environmental Quality Board (EQB) filed numerous continuances of Appeal 08-26-EQB 

and the appeal was never settled nor did the appeal ever have an evidentiary hearing. Since 

the permit has now been reissued, the EQB effectively stayed the 2008 Permit and Order for 

the duration of the entire permit cycle. 

7. The permittee has conducted investigations of the plant sewer systems from within the 

ArcelorMittal facility and has indicated that no significant sources of fecal coliform have 

been found. The permittee believes the fecal coliform sources originate off-site. For Outlets 

002 and 003, these sources would include historic sanitary sewer cross-connections from the 

City of Weirton, City of Weirton potential sanitary sewer surcharging/overland flows, and 

frequent sanitary sewer overflows from the City's 5th Street lift station which is in close 

proximity of the permittee's Ohio River pump house intake. The permittee has not identified 

any ArcelorMittal sources for fecal coliform. The City of Weirton has removed a substantial 

amount of raw sanitary flow that was being directly routed to the permittee's Outlet 002 

discharge. However, some cross connections may still exist. The permittee chlorinates the 

Outlet 002 discharge as needed to reduce fecal coliform level; however, problems still 

remain. Conditions exist in the oil removal pretreatment systems that are favorable for 

bacterial blooms in the Outlet 003 discharge. Tne permittee has installed a temporary sodium 

hypochlorite addition system to disinfect cold rolling wastewaters at the C&E lift station and 

is continues to evaluate po~ntial improvements to the disinfection program. Additional time 

is needed for the permittee to continue its additional investigations and, if appropriate, 

develop plans to install a permanent engineered disinfection system( s) in order to comply 

with the fmal fecal coliform limits in WV /NPDES Permit No. WV0003336 at Outlets 002 

and 003. 

8. Based on a DMR review, the permittee cannot currently comply with the final effluent 

limitations for benzene at Outlet 002 or fecal coliform at Outlets 002 and 003 in the 2014 

Permit. 
ORDER FOR COMPLIANCE 

Arcelonnittal 

Administrative Order# 8055 

Page 3 of4 

And now, therefore, in accordance with Chapter 22, Article 11, Section 1 et. Seq. of the 

WV Code, the permittee is hereby ORDERED to do the following: 

1. The permittee shall immediately take measures to initiate compliance with all terms and 

conditions ofthe permit WV/NPDES No. WV0003336. 

2. The permittee shall come into compliance with the final NPDES permit effluent limitations 

for benzene at Outlet 002 and for fecal coliform at Outlets 002 and 003 as soon as possible 

but no later than March 31, 2016. During this timeframe the permittee shall evaluate and 

take all necessary actions to come into compliance with the permit effluent limitations for 

benzene at Outlet 002 and for fecal coliform at Outlets 002 and 003. 

3. The permittee shall submit a Plan of Action on or before June 30, 2014 outlining the 

measures the permittee will take to achieve the benzene limitations at Outlet 002 and fecal 

coliform permit limitations at Outlets 002 and 003. The permittee shall submit quarterly 

progress reports thereafter summarizing the actions taken, and any additional actions to be 

taken in the future to ensure compliance with the final permit limitations for benzene and 

fecal coliform. 

4. Final Fecal Coliform Limitations mean a monthly geometric mean limitation of no more than 

200 counts/100 m1 and a daily maximum limitation of no more than 400 counts/100 ml at 

Outfalls 002 and 003. Interim Fecal Coliform Limitations mean a monthly geometric mean 

limitation of monitor only and a daily maximum limitation of monitor only at Outfalls 002 

and 003 until March 31, 2016. ArcelorMittal Weirton, Inc. shall comply with the final fecal 

coliform limits as soon as possible but no later than March 31, 2016. Until that time, the 

permittee shall comply with the interim fecal coliform requirements at Outlets 002 and 003. 

5. Final benzene limitations means an average monthly limitation of no more than 0.7 ug/1 and a 

daily maximum limitation of no more than 0.9 ug/1 at Outfall 002. Interim benzene 

limitations mean an average monthly limitation of monitor only and a daily maximum 

limitation of monitor only at Outfall 002 until March 31, 2016. ArcelorMittal Weirton, Inc. 

shall comply with the final benzene limits as soon as possible but no later than March 31, 

2016. Until that time, the permittee shall comply with the interim benzene requirements at 

Outlet 002. 

OTHER PROVISIONS 

1. Compliance with the terms and conditions of this Order shall not in any way be construed as 

relieving the permittee of the obligation to comply with any applicable law, permit, other 

order, or any other requirement otherwise applicable. Violations of the terms and conditions 

ofth..is Order may subject the permittee to additional enforcement action in accordance with 
the applicable law. 

Arcelonnittal 

Administrative Order# 8055 

Page 4 of4 

2. The provisions of this Order are severable and should a court or board of competent 

jurisdiction declare any provisions of this Order to be invalid or unenforceable, all other 

provisions shall remain in full force and effect. 

3. This Order is binding on the permittee, its successors and assigns. 

4. This Order shall terminate upon the permittee's notification of full compliance with the 

"Order for Compliance" and verification of this notification by WVDEP. 

RIGHT OF APPEAL 

Notice is hereby given of your right to appeal the terms and conditions of this Order 

which you are aggrieved to the Environmental Quality Board by filing a NOTICE of APPEAL 

on the form prescribed by such Board, in accordance with the provisions of Section 21, Article 

11, Chapter 22 of the Code of West Virginia within thirty (30) days after receipt of this Order. 

This Order shall become effective upon receipt. 

SGM/jvl 

cc: Env. Inspector 

Scott G. Mandirola, Director 

Division of Water and Waste Management 

Env. Insp. Supervisor 

EPA Region III