In July 16, 2012, the California State Water Resources Control Board
(State Water Board) published its third draft of its proposed “General
Permit For Storm Water Discharges Associated With Industrial Activities,
NPDES No. CAS000001” or “IGP”. This permit covers stormwater
discharges from certain types of industrial and “industrial-like” operations
that are required to have a stormwater discharge NPDES permit.
NPDES permits, including general permits, are typically reissued on a 5-
year cycle. However, the current IGP has been in effect since 1997.
The proposed permit includes numerous significant changes to the
compliance requirements in California. These changes are in response to
new Federal requirements for industrial stormwater discharges (most
notably the 2008 EPA Multisector General Permit, or MSGP), changes
recommended by State Water Board staff, recommendations from a “blue
ribbon panel of experts” convened in 2005-2006, and several court
actions.
Read a Regulatory Briefing on the Draft California Industrial Permit
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