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Business and industries use this packet to apply for an NPDES 1200-Z General Industrial Stormwater Permit. Application instructions included.

This survey helps Environmental Services identify and locate all industrial and Commercial Users subject to the Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTW) Pretreatment Program requirements.

Businesses authorized to discharge under an Alternative Discharge Control Mechanism (ADCM) must implement industry-specific best management practices and submit an annual certification stating that they have been in compliance for that year.

The 2020 Source Control Manual became effective Dec. 14. The manual sets City policy for drainage and discharges resulting from development and post-development activities for site-specific activities like waste storage, loading and unloading, exterior storage and processing, and dewatering.

The City of Portland is required to submit an annual report to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) outlining the City’s activities to implement its approved Industrial Pretreatment Program.

The City of Portland is required to submit an annual report to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) outlining the City’s activities to implement its approved Industrial Pretreatment Program.

The City of Portland is required to submit an annual report to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) outlining the City’s activities to implement its approved Industrial Pretreatment Program.

Batch discharge authorizations limit the types and amount of pollutants in the wastewater. The tables in this document outline the pollutant limits.

Only 1200-A industrial stormwater permittees should use this form for reporting discharge monitoring results. Reports are due to City of Portland each year by July 31 and must contain all stormwater monitoring conducted during the year. This is an Excel file.

Business and industrial 1200-Z permit holders use this form to submit monitoring results to meet quarterly reporting requirements as outlined in their permit. Completed reports are due the 15th of February, May, August, and November. This file is a fillable PDF.

Business and industrial 1200-Z permit holders use this form to submit monitoring results to meet quarterly reporting requirements outlined in their permit. Completed reports are due the 15th of February, May, August, and November. Reports must be submitted via mail with original signature. (Excel)

This Microsoft Excel worksheet is used to calculate extra strength charges based on your sewer volume.

Summary of the process required for food carts and food cart pods to connect to the City sewer system and important information about code and rules regarding fats, oils, and grease in food cart wastewater.

Business and industrial stormwater 1200-Z permit holders can use this form to report a Tier 1 Correction Action, which is required when stormwater sampling results exceed any statewide benchmark or sector specific benchmark identified in a monitoring requirements letter.

An Authorized Representative (also known as Signatory Authority) specifies an individual having responsibility for the overall operation of the facility from which the industrial discharge originates. Use this form to grant authorization to an individual.

An Authorized Representative (also known as Signatory Authority) specifies either an individual having responsibility for the overall operation of the facility from which the industrial discharge originates. Use this form to authorize a position.

Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permits are not transferable except with prior notification and approval from the Director. Use this form to request for a name change or permit transfer.