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18. <br /> <br />19. <br /> <br />20. <br /> <br />21. <br /> <br />22. <br /> <br />Discharge to City. Storm Sewer. The Permit Holder is the sole responsible party <br />responsible for NPDES Permit MN O060259. All recovered water shall meet all <br />applicable fecJeral and state water quality standards prior to discharge into the <br />City storm sewer for non-degradation requirements, recommended allowable <br />limits, and chronic toxicity criteria. The Permit Holder shall provide quarterly <br />monitoring reports in conjunction with the NPDES monitoring reports which <br />verify compliance of the effluent at a point prior to discharge to the City's <br />storm sewer system. <br /> <br />Monitoring Reports. Monitoring reports must include a summary evaluation <br />about the effectiveness of the system during the monitoring period, trend <br />analysis of the water monitoring records at influent and effluent points, <br />groundwater level data as well as any proposed activities. <br /> <br />Water Quality Samples and Testinq. Once each year, split samples shall be <br />taken of both influent and effluent and sent to an independent testing <br />laboratory for evaluation. The evaluation shall consist of the same parameters <br />as those required in the NPDES permit for effluent characteristics and as <br />identified in the RAP. The testing lab shall be mutually agreed upon by the City <br />and the Permit Holder. The lab shall prepare a report and submit a signed copy <br />to both the Permit Holder and the City. The costs of the sampling and testing <br />program, subsequent evaluation, and reports shall be borne by the Permit <br />Holder. <br /> <br />Surface Waters. The Permit Holder shall work with the State Department of <br />Natural F~esourcesto develop an acceptable plan for monitoring and augmenting <br />water supplies of surface water bodies. Under no circumstances shall the <br />water level of surface water bodies be allowed to be drawn down 10% more <br />than that of the average water level loss of nearby waterbodies attributed to <br />drought or "dry" cycle conditions. <br /> <br />Alternative Mediation.o~Private Well Claims. In the event of a substantiated <br />claim of the Ioss(~,~c]~or contamination of a private well <br />which is allegedly caused by the groundwater recovery operation, the following <br />process will be used to resolve the matter: <br /> <br /> <br />