Water Quality and Animal
Feeding Operations in Arizona: A Producer's Notebook
Worksheet #13: Reporting Spills (discharges
of toxic pollutants or hazardous substances)
(Excel file version, 6KB)
Date and Description of any spills of toxic or hazardous substances.
(for clarification of spills, see the following sections in the
permit: IV.B.2.f., IV.B.2.g., and IV.B.2.i.)
According to the Arizona NPDES general permit, Part IV. B. 2. i.,
"The permittee must take appropriate measures to prevent and clean
up spills of any pollutants and to report spills according to part
VI. D. 3." Part VI. D. 3. requires reporting of any noncompliance
which may endanger human health or the environment within 24 hours
of the permittee becoming aware of the situation. To report a spill,
call 415-744-1905. A written report must be provided within 5 days.
The information required on the written report follows:
Date and Time Spill began:
___________________________________________________________________
Date and Time Spill ended (if the spill has not ended, indicate
estimate of when it will end):
___________________________________________________________________
Cause of Discharge:
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
Description of Discharge (location, water body involved, substance
spilled):
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
Steps being taken to reduce, eliminate, and prevent recurrence:
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
This worksheet was developed by the Arizona Department of Agriculture,
Agricultural Consultation and Training Program, in collaboration
with Natural Resources Conservation Service, University of Arizona,
& AZ Conservation Districts, for use in record keeping requirements
for the Arizona NPDES General Permit.
Page updated 7/02.
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