Forms
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(NPDES) Forms
Must accompany the EPA Form 1, 2C, 2D, 2E or 2F. (161 KB file
in Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Is used in conjunction with ADEM Form 187, EPA Form 1, 2C, 2D, 2E and
2F.
Is used for renewal of processed wastewater NPDES industrial permits and must be accompanied
by ADEM Form 187 and EPA Form 1.
Is used for initial applications of NPDES industrial permits and must be
accompanied by ADEM Form 187 and EPA Form 1.
Is used for facilities which do not discharge process wastewater.
This form is generally used for non-contact water. ADEM Form 187 and EPA
Form 1 must accompany this form.
Is used for all discharges of storm water associated with an
industrial activity. Facilities whose discharges are composed of storm
water and non-storm water must submit the appropriate non-storm water
form and Form 2F for their storm water. ADEM Form 187 and EPA Form 1 must
accompany this form.
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State Indirect Discharge (SID) Forms
Required for discharges to Municipal or other treatment works owned and
operated by a separate entity. (408KB file in Microsoft Word 97
format.)
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General NPDES (NOI) Forms
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water, boiler water, vehicle and
equipment wash water and storm water from asphalt concrete industries.
(146KB file in Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water, boiler water, some process
wastewater and storm water from most industries involving lumber, wood and
the paper board industry. Facilities that preserve wood are not covered by
this permit. (203KB file in Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water, boiler water, wash water and
storm water from portland cement and concrete industries. (160KB file in
Microsoft Word 97 format)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water, boiler water, wash water and
storm water from most primary metals, metals fabrication and metals
finishing industries. (176KB file in Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water, boiler water, wash water and
storm water from most transportation terminals and warehousing activities.
(111KB file in Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water, boiler water, wash water and
storm water from industries involving food and related substances. (175KB
file in Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of storm water and wash water from construction
activities at landfills. Landfills that discharge leachate are not covered
by this permit. (122KB file in Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water, boiler water, wash water and
storm water from industries that manufacture paint and related products.
(146KB file in Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water, boiler water, wash water and
storm water from salvage and recycling activities. (154KB file in Microsoft
Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water, boiler water, wash water and
storm water from plastics and rubber industries. (158KB file in Microsoft
Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water, boiler water, wash water and
storm water from industries involving stone, glass and clay. (145KB file in
Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water,
boiler water, wash water and storm water from textile industries. (149KB
file in Microsoft Word
97
format.)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water and boiler water. (83KB file in
Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water, sanitary wastewater and other
minor discharges from offshore facilities usually associated with the oil
and gas industry. (169KB file in Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of cooling water, boiler water, some process
wastewater and storm water from most activities involved in the handling and
storage of petroleum products. Discharges of treated groundwater from
clean-up of groundwater contaminated by petroleum products are also covered
by this permit. (139KB file in Microsoft Word 97 format.)
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ALG360000: Hydropower
This application should be
completed by new hydroelectric facilities seeking coverage on or after
10/01/2004. This application should also be completed by existing
hydroelectric facilities that have experienced operational changes and are
seeking reissuance.
(Effective on November 14, 2006)
ADEM Form 395
Authorizes the discharge of minor discharges from hydropower facilities
and imposes best management practices on construction, repair and
maintenance activities conducted above water. (165KB file in Microsoft Word
97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of filter
backwash water, sedimentation basin washdown, and decant water from water
treatment plants. (76KB file in
Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Authorizes the discharge of hydrostatic test water. (90KB file in
Microsoft Word 97 format.)
If a facility now has a “condition of no
exposure,” then the facility is excluded from NPDES storm water permitting.
The Storm Water Phase II Final Rule which was signed on October 29, 1999 has
a “no exposure” exemption clause. Any non-storm water discharges would of
course require proper permitting. If the facility does not have any
industrial exposure and does not have any non-storm water discharges , then
it should do the following:
Complete the attached EPA No Exposure Certification Form in its
entirety. Have a corporate official of the level of at least
vice president sign the form. Return the completed EPA Form to:
Attn: Industrial Section/Water Division
ADEM
PO Box 301463
Montgomery, AL 36130-1463
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(24KB file in
Microsoft Word 97 format.)
(27KB file in Microsoft Word 97 format.)
General Permit Application Checklist
(31KB file in Microsoft Word 97 format.)
Construction Stormwater
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