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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 283 — Pollution discharge elimination

283.59 Reporting of new discharges.

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283.59 Reporting of new discharges.
(1)Any permittee discharging pollutants into the waters of the state shall report to the department any facility expansion, production increases, or process modifications which result in new or increased discharges of pollutants exceeding the terms of the permit. Such report shall be by submission of a new permit application or, if the new or increased discharge does not violate the effluent limitations specified in the permit, by submission of notice to the department of the nature of such new or increased discharge. The form and content of such notice shall be prescribed by departmental rule.
(2)Any person discharging, or intending to begin discharging, into a publicly owned treatment works who is or will become subject to the discharge reporting requirements of s. 283.37
(4), shall give notice to the department and the owner or operator of such works the following:
(a)Any introduction of pollutants into such treatment works from any new source; or
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