Letters exchanged between Spokane Tribe and EPA re issuance of NPDES permits
Exchange of letters between Spokane Tribe of Indians and EPA regarding NPDES permits and DO TMDL implementation.
Exchange of letters between Spokane Tribe of Indians and EPA regarding NPDES permits and DO TMDL implementation.
Kelly Susewind, Water Quality Program Manager for the Washington State Department of Ecology, provided the Coeur d’Alene Press a guest editorial regarding implementation of the Spokane River clean up plan (or DO TMDL) and litigation Idaho municipalities filed challenging the plan.
The Post Falls City Council on Tuesday, July 6th will consider a resolution that affirms filing a lawsuit over phosphorus discharge permit regulations. The lawsuit stems from EPA’s acceptance of a DO TMDL that regulates phosphorus discharge in Washington. EPA, using modeling developed with Washington looking at wastewater treatment discharge impacts from Post Falls to Long Lake dam, expects to issue permits to Idaho dischargers within months.
The Spokane River Stewarship Partners and Ecology/EPA/IDEQ exchanged letters regarding a meeting and clarification of DO TMDL implementation questions.
The TMDL that was submitted to EPA on February 12 had an error in Table 4.
On June 4, the Idaho congressional delegation wrote a letter to EPA administrator Lisa Jackson to share concerns about the DO TMDL and NPDES permits for the Spokane River. On…
June 23, 2009 Spokane Stakeholders, Attached please find the draft PSU (Portland State University) report that summarizes the results of 4 different TMDL scenario runs for the Spokane River TMDL….
June 17, 2009 The attached letter from the Idaho congressional delegation was sent to Lisa Jackson, Environmental Protection Administration administrator. This letter summarizes “… concerns about the process and handling…
From: Laurie Mann, EPA To: Spokane TMDL Stakeholders We look forward to meeting with you to discuss the Spokane TMDL on Thursday June 25th, and are also pleased to inform…
Attached is EPA’s response to an April 10 letter sent to EPA by the Spokane River Discharger Stakeholder group.