2004-09-06 epa issues ptp UIC permit for pineview estates
Dec 12, 2015
EPA issues a UIC permit to PTP for Class V Injection, Permit No. NV504000001.
Dated September 7, 2004. Expires Sept. 7, 2009.
Issued to two permittees: Leon Mark Kizer (Allotment CC234 Owner) c/o Bureau of Indian Affairs and PTP Incorporated (Operator) for two underground injection wells: Disposal Field A and Disposal Field B, as well as the operation of up to two new Class V injection wells once the permit conditions are met.
Page 14 notes that the permit is not transferrable unless notice is provided to the EPA 30 days before the transfer, and 40 CFR 144.38 is followed.
Page 6 of the permit requires at least four monitoring wells for each disposal field and monitoring devices.
Page 8 sets the following limits for samples taken from the treatment units and dosing tanks:
-25 milligrams per liter for total suspended solids
-25 milligrams per liter for biological oxygen demand
-15 milligrams per liter for nitrate-nitrogen
Page 8 also sets volume limits of 10,400 gallons per day for Disposal Field A and 33,600 gallons per day for Disposal Field B.
Page 9-10 lists maintenance requirements and inspection requirements.
Page 10 lists the sampling plan required.
Source: EPA prehearing exchange, exhibit 11.
Dated September 7, 2004. Expires Sept. 7, 2009.
Issued to two permittees: Leon Mark Kizer (Allotment CC234 Owner) c/o Bureau of Indian Affairs and PTP Incorporated (Operator) for two underground injection wells: Disposal Field A and Disposal Field B, as well as the operation of up to two new Class V injection wells once the permit conditions are met.
Page 14 notes that the permit is not transferrable unless notice is provided to the EPA 30 days before the transfer, and 40 CFR 144.38 is followed.
Page 6 of the permit requires at least four monitoring wells for each disposal field and monitoring devices.
Page 8 sets the following limits for samples taken from the treatment units and dosing tanks:
-25 milligrams per liter for total suspended solids
-25 milligrams per liter for biological oxygen demand
-15 milligrams per liter for nitrate-nitrogen
Page 8 also sets volume limits of 10,400 gallons per day for Disposal Field A and 33,600 gallons per day for Disposal Field B.
Page 9-10 lists maintenance requirements and inspection requirements.
Page 10 lists the sampling plan required.
Source: EPA prehearing exchange, exhibit 11.
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