South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 74 - Department of Environment And Natural Resources › Article 74:54 - Groundwater quality › Chapter 74:54:02 - Groundwater discharge permits › Section 74:54:02:06 - Application requirements for groundwater discharge plan approval

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The application for approval of a plan to discharge wastes or
	 pollutants to groundwater shall include the following complete
	 information:
(1) The name and address
  of the owner and operator of the project and the name and address of the
  operator if different than the owner. A corporate application must be signed by
  the officers of the corporation. The name and address of the contact, if
  different than above, and telephone numbers for all listed names shall be
  included;
(2) The legal location of
  the facility by county, quarter, quarter, quarter, quarter, section, township,
  and range;
(3) The name of the
  project or facility and the type of operation, facility, or development,
  including the expected project life;
(4) A plat map showing all wells, water
  bodies, drainages, natural or man-made structures, and water usage within a
  one-mile radius of the discharge. The plat map must show the location and depth
  of existing or proposed wells to be used for monitoring groundwater
  quality;
(5) Geologic, hydrologic,
  and agricultural description of the area of review, including topography, soil
  types, aquifers, groundwater flow direction, aquifer material, and well logs.
  The hydrologic description must include a projected area of
  influence;
(6) The type, source,
  and chemical, physical, radiological, and toxic characteristics of the effluent
  or leachate to be discharged; the average and maximum daily amount of effluent
  or leachate discharged (gpd), the discharge rate (gpm), and the expected
  concentrations of any contaminant (mg/L) listed in §
									74:54:01:04 in each discharge or
  combination of discharges. If more than one discharge point is used,
  information for each point must be given individually;
(7) Information which shows that the
  discharge can be controlled and will not migrate into or adversely affect the
  quality of any other waters of the state, including the applicable surface
  water quality standards, that the discharge is compatible with the receiving
  groundwater, and that the discharge will comply with the groundwater quality
  standards in chapter 74:54:01;
(8)
  If applicable, the description of the POP, including the dimensions and
  hydrologic and geologic data used to determine the dimensions, the proposed
  compliance monitoring point, and justification of necessary economic or social
  development for the POP;
(9) A
  proposed monitoring plan, which includes a description of the following:
(a) Groundwater monitoring to, at a minimum,
  determine groundwater flow direction and gradient, ambient water quality at the
  site, the quality of groundwater one-third the distance between the point of
  application and the compliance monitoring point, if applicable, and the quality
  of groundwater at the compliance monitoring point;
(b) The installation, use, and maintenance of
  effluent monitoring devices;
(c)
  Monitoring of the vadose zone;
(d)
  Continuation of monitoring after cessation of operations;
(e) Measures to prevent groundwater
  contamination after the cessation of operation, including post-operational
  monitoring;
(f) Monitoring well
  construction and groundwater sampling which conforms to
Handbook for
  Investigations and Corrective Action Requirements for Discharges from Storage
  Tanks, Piping, Systems and Other Releases: Appendix C, Standard Operating
  Procedures Nos. 3, 4, 6, 7, and 8
, (Version 2.0 - March 2003) and
National Field Manual for the Collection of Water-Quality Data
,
  book 9, chaps. A1-A9 October 1997 to April 2004, unless otherwise specified by
  the secretary;
(g) Description and
  justification of parameters to be monitored;