AGENCY: Salt Lake City (Utah). Water Reclamation

SERIES: 8838
TITLE: Industrial wastewater discharge permits
DATES: 1982-2015.
ARRANGEMENT: Alphabetical by company name

DESCRIPTION: These permits are issued under the Clean Water Act and city ordinance to industries permitting them to discharge specific pollutants under controlled conditions into the city's system. Industries that exceed the limits set forth in the permit, or pollute waters without permit are subject to legal action. These permits include effective date; expiration date; permit number; name and address of official; type and amount of pollution the permitee is allowed to discharge; the monitoring requirements of the permit; compliance parameters with state allowable limits; type of waste to be monitored; frequency monitored; type of sample to be taken.

RETENTION

DISPOSITION

RETENTION AND DISPOSITION AUTHORIZATION

These records are in Archives' permanent custody.

APPROVED: 03/1987

FORMAT MANAGEMENT

Paper: Retain in Office for 9 years and then destroy.

APPRAISAL

This retention is based upon the previously approved 9 year retention for the State Health Department. That retention was based on discussions with the EPA office in Denver. State action could be taken under UCA 78-38-1, 26-8-504, 76-10-801. The maximum statute of limitations under these provision is 4 years. Federal statutes are vaguer. However, the EPA keeps its files open for 9 years.