Surface Water Permit - WCR parameters.pdf

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NJDEP Certified Contract Laboratory to Perform Water and Wastewater Testing Serv
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CC#24-02
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Burlington County, New Jersey

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This document appears to be a Surface Water Pollution Control Permit monitoring requirements table for the Willingboro Water Pollution Control Plant (WWCPP) in Willingboro, New Jersey. The document details a comprehensive monitoring schedule for various water quality parameters, with measurements to be taken every 6 months from the effective date of the permit. The tables specify monitoring periods consistently across January through December, with sample types including 24-hour composite and grab samples, and using units of UG/L for measurement. Each table covers different phases and specific chemical and environmental parameters that require regular testing and reporting.

The monitoring requirements are meticulously structured, with each parameter requiring a monthly "REPORT" for compliance. The tables cover multiple tables (Table III - A, B, C, etc.) focusing on different chemical and environmental aspects such as surface water, limits and monitoring requirements, and specific compounds like benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and various other organic and inorganic substances. The document appears to be part of a regulatory compliance framework for water quality monitoring, with a start date of 02/01/2020, indicating this is a detailed environmental monitoring protocol for the water pollution control facility, likely mandated by state or federal environmental protection regulations.

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