Industrial Storm Water Permitees Face New Challenge- TMDLs

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When the State Water Resources Control Board (“State Board”) adopted the Industrial General Storm Water Permit in 2014 (the “IGP”), the State Board reserved for a later day how to incorporate Total Maximum Daily Load (“TMDL”)-specific requirements for watersheds around the state into the IGP. Specifically, the State Board set July 1, 2016, as the deadline for Regional Water Quality Control Boards (“Regional Boards”) to propose TMDL-specific requirements for incorporation into the IGP.

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