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Applications For Site Certification

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into receiving waters, the applicant' shall provide a detailed description of the proposed treatment system(s).

including appropriate flow diagrams and tables showing

the sources of all tributary waste streams, their average

and maximum daily amounts and composition, individual treatment units and their design criteria, major piping (including all bypasses), and average and maximum

daily amounts and composition of effluenus). [Order

113, § .463-42-470, filed 2/4/77.]

WAC 463-42-480 Content-NPDFS application.

The applicant shall include a completed National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System application. [Order

113, § 463-42-480, filed 2/4/77.]

WAC 463-42--490 Content--Solid wastes disposal. The applicant shall describe the disposition of all

solid or semisolid construction and operation wastes including spent fuel, ash, sludge, and bottoms, and show _

compliance with applicable state and local comprehensive solid waste disposal plans. [Order 113, § 463-42-

490, filed 2/4/77.]

WAC 463-42-500Content--Air pollution control. The applicant shall identify all pertinent air pollution control standards. The application shall contain

adequate data showing air quality and meteorological

conditions at the site. Meteorological data shall include,

at least, adequate information about wind direction patterns, air stability, wind velocity patterns, precipitation,

bumidi~y, and temperature. The applicant shall describe

the means to be utilized to assure compliance with air

quality and emission standards. [Order 113, § 463-42-

500, filed 2/4/77.]

- WAC 463-42-510 Content-Air pollution impact.

The applicant shall describe the extent to which facility

operations cause visible plumes, fogging, misting, icing,

ur impairment of visibility, and changes in ambient levels caused by all emitted pollutants. [Order 113, § 463-

42-510, filed 2/4/77.]

WAC 463-42-520 Content--Emission control.

The applicant shall demonstrate that the highest and

best practicable treatment for control of emissions will

be utilized in facility construction and operation. In the

case of fossil fuel power plants and petroleum refineries,

the applicant should deal with products containing sulphur and particulates. In the case of a nuclear-fueled

plant, the applicant should deal with optional plant designs as these may relate to gaseous emissions. [Order

113, § 463-42-520, filed 2/4/77.]

WAC 463-42-530 Content--Dust control. The

applicant shall describe for the area' affected, all dust

caused by construction or operation of the facility and

shall describe how these are to be minimized or eliminated. [Order 113, § 463-42-530, filed 2/4/77.]

WAC 463-42-540 Conteot~dor cootrol. The

applicant shall describe for the area affected, all odors

caused by construction or operation of the facility and

(1910 Ed.)

shall describe how these are to be minimized or eliminated. [Order 113, § 463-42-540, filed 2/4/77.)

WAC 463-42-550 Content--In,entory of potentially affected vegetatioa, animal life, and aquatic life described. The applicant shall describe all vegetation,

animal life, and aquatic life which might reasonably be

affected by construction and/or operation of the energy

facility and any associated facilities. Any endangered

species or noteworthy species or habitat shall receive

special attention. Assessment of these factors shall include density and distribution information. [Order 113,

§ 463-42-550, filed 2/4/77.)

WAC 463-42-560 Content--Impact of construction and operation on ,egetation, animal life, and aquatic

life. The applicant shall describe the projected effect of

'facility construction and/or operation upon vegetation,

animal life, and aquatic life. [Order 113, § 463-42-560,

filed 2/4/77.)

WAC 463-42-580 Cootent--Aesthetics. The applicant shall describe the aesthetic impact of the proposed energy facility and associated facilities and any

alteration of surrounding terrain. The presentation will

show the location and design of the facilities relative to

the physical features of the site in a way that will show

how the installation will appear relative to its surroundings. [Order 113, § 463-42-580, filed 2/4/77.)

WAC 463-42-590 Content--Noise and glare. The

applicant shall describe the impact of lights, noise, and

glare from construction and operation and shall describe

the measures to be taken in order to eliminate or lessen

this impact. [Order 113, § 463-42-590, filed 2/4/77.]

WAC 463-42-600 Content--Energy consumption.

The applicant shall generally describe the energy consumption during both construction and operation of the

proposed facilities as to sources of supply, locations of

use, types, amounts, and new delivery facilities. [Order

113 h § 463--42-600, filed 2/4/77.]

WAC 463-42-610 Content--Historical, archaeological, and recreational site preservation/creation. The

applicant shall list all historical, archaeological, and recreational sites within the area affected by construction

and operation of the facility and shall then describe how

\each will be impacted by construction and operation.

[Order 113, § 463-42-61" filed 2/4/77.] '. .

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