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Overview
Your campus power plant may not be coal-fired and hence, may not store coal outside
in a manner that could potentially contaminate storm water; however, it may still
engage in some activities that could impact storm water and, if so, your power
plant may be subject to pollution prevention regulations for stormwater.
Activities performed at campus power plants that potentially trigger
the storm water regulations include the following:
- Outside storage and loading/unloading areas of hazardous substances (e.g.,
petroleum products, antifreeze, detergents)
- Vehicle maintenance, service and equipment cleaning areas
- Fuel dispensing areas
Continue through this section of EVC to learn about regulations
that affect power plant practices i.e. storage of fuels and storm
water discharges.
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