33. (1) Each discharger shall complete a storm water control study in respect of the discharger’s plant, in accordance with the requirements of the Ministry of Environment and Energy publication entitled “Protocol for Conducting a Storm Water Control Study”, dated August, 1994. (2) A discharger need not comply with subsection (1) in respect of the discharger’s plant if, (a) the plant meets the exemption criteria set out in the Ministry of Environment and Energy publication entitled “Protocol for Conducting a Storm Water Control Study”, dated August, 1994; and (b) the discharger notifies the Director in writing, within 12 months after the date on which this Regulation begins to apply to the plant, that the plant meets the exemption criteria referred to in clause (a). (3) Subject to subsection (4), a discharger shall complete the storm water control study in respect of the discharger’s plant within 24 months after the date on which this Regulation begins to apply to the plant. (4) A discharger may postpone completion of the storm water control study in respect of the discharger’s plant until 48 months after the date on which this Regulation begins to apply to the plant if, (a) in order to meet the requirements of Part IV, the discharger plans to make process changes, install wastewater treatment facilities, implement management practices, or make any other changes at the plant that would likely alter the quantity or quality of storm water discharged from the plant; and (b) the discharger notifies the Director in writing, within 24 months after the date on which this Regulation begins to apply to the plant, of the plans referred to in clause (a). (5) Each discharger shall ensure that a copy of each study completed under this section is available to Ministry staff at the discharger’s plant, on request, during the plant’s normal office hours.  O. Reg. 560/94, s. 33. PART VIII   RECORDS AND REPORTS Record Keeping

34. (1) Each discharger shall keep records, in an electronic format acceptable to the Director, of all analytical results obtained under sections 22, 23, 25, 29 and 30, all calculations performed under sections 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 and all determinations and calculations made or performed under sections 31 and 32. (2) Each discharger shall keep records of all sampling and analytical procedures used in meeting the requirements of section 7, including, for each sample, the date, the time of pick-up, the sampling procedures used, and any incidents likely to affect the analytical results. (3) Each discharger shall keep records of all retention times calculated under section 21. (4) Each discharger shall keep records of the results of all monitoring performed under sections 24 and 26 to 30. (5) Each discharger shall keep records of all maintenance and calibration procedures performed under section 31. (6) Each discharger shall keep records of all problems or malfunctions, including those related to sampling, analysis, acute lethality testing, chronic toxicity testing or flow measurement, that result or are likely to result in a failure to comply with a requirement of this Regulation, stating the date, duration and cause of each malfunction, and including a description of any remedial action taken. (7) Each discharger shall keep records of any incident in which process effluent is discharged from the discharger’s plant without flowing past a sampling point established on a process effluent stream in accordance with this Regulation before being discharged, stating the date, duration, cause and nature of each incident. (8) Each discharger shall keep records of any incident in which overflow effluent is discharged from the discharger’s plant stating the date, duration, cause and nature of each incident. (9) Each discharger shall keep records of all process changes and redirections of or changes in the character of effluent streams that affect the quality of effluent at any sampling point established under this Regulation at the discharger’s plant. (10) Each discharger shall keep records of the location of each sampling point established at the discharger’s plant under Part II. (11) Each discharger shall make each record required by this section as soon as reasonably possible and shall keep each such record for a period of three years. (12) Each discharger shall ensure that all records kept under this section are available to Ministry staff at the discharger’s plant, on request, during the plant’s normal office hours.  O. Reg. 560/94, s. 34. Reports Available to the Public

35. (1) On or before June 1 in each year, each discharger shall prepare a report relating to the previous calendar year and including, (a) a summary of plant loadings calculated under sections 12, 13 and 14; (b) a summary of concentrations determined under sections 15, 16 and 17; (c) a summary of retention times calculated under section 21; (d) a summary of the results of monitoring performed under sections 22, 23 and 25 to 30; (e) a summary of calculations performed under subsections 31 (6), 32 (1) and 32 (4); (f) a summary of the concentrations or other results that exceeded a limit prescribed by section 18 or 19; (g) a summary of the incidents in which process effluent was discharged from the discharger’s plant without flowing past a sampling point established on a process effluent stream in accordance with this Regulation before being discharged; and (h) a summary of the incidents in which overflow effluent was discharged from the discharger’s plant. (2) Each discharger shall ensure that each report prepared under subsection (1) is available to any person at the discharger’s plant, on request during the plant’s normal office hours. (3) Each discharger shall provide the Director, upon request, with a copy of any report that the discharger has prepared under subsection (1).  O. Reg. 560/94, s. 35. Reports to the Director — General

36. (1) Each discharger shall notify the Director in writing of any change of name or ownership of the discharger’s plant occurring after this Regulation begins to apply to the plant, within 30 days after the end of the month in which the change occurs. (2) Each discharger shall notify the Director in writing of any process change or redirection of or change in the character of an effluent stream that affects the quality of effluent at any sampling point established under this Regulation at the discharger’s plant, within 30 days of the change or redirection. (3) A discharger need not comply with subsection (2) where the effect of the change or redirection on effluent quality is of less than one week’s duration.  O. Reg. 560/94, s. 36. Reports to the Director on Compliance with Section 6 and Part IV

37. (1) Each discharger shall report any incident in which process effluent is discharged from the discharger’s plant without flowing past a sampling point established on a process effluent stream in accordance with this Regulation before being discharged. (2) Each discharger shall report any incident in which overflow effluent is discharged from the discharger’s plant. (3) Each discharger shall report any concentration or other result that exceeds a limit prescribed by section 18 or 19. (4) A report required under subsection (1), (2) or (3) shall be given orally, as soon as reasonably possible, and in writing, as soon as reasonably possible.  O. Reg. 560/94, s. 37. Quarterly Reports to the Director