ORDERS:
ORDER OF DISMISSAL
This matter comes before the Division on Clemson University's petition for review of its reissued NPDES Permit No.
SC0034843 (the Permit). The parties have agreed to a modification of the permit conditions and agree that such
modification, once completed, will render this petition moot.
Specifically, the parties agree that:
-the interim limits page should be deleted;
-the requirement of Part I.D (Schedule of Compliance) to do a CORMIX study should be deleted and the section should be
shown as "Not Applicable";
-Part I.D should be deleted;
-Parts I.B.1 and III.D.1 should be amended to change the requirement for a chronic pass-fail test to a multi-concentration
test as CTC = 20%; and
-Part III.D.1.d of the Permit should be struck in its entirety and replaced by the following sentence: "If the facility passes
toxicity testing for twelve consecutive months, the Department will assess whether the testing schedule may be amended to
allow quarterly testing, or to discontinue testing altogether."
-DHEC will revise the Permit as described above, send it to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for review in
accordance with routine practices, and issue it to Petitioner in accordance with routine practices.
I find that for good cause shown, and with the consent of the parties, this matter should be and hereby is dismissed.
AND IT IS SO ORDERED.
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Ralph King Anderson, III
Administrative Law Judge
March 6, 2000
Columbia, South Carolina
We Consent:
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John W. Davidson, Esquire
Attorney for Clemson University
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Samuel L. Finklea, Esquire
Attorney for SC Department of Health and Environmental Control |
