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Consulting Compliance Services

Sidera Environmental operates across the West Coast to ensure our facilities are well equipped and informed of the regulations they are expected to implement.

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Regulating Agencies

California State Water Resource Control Board (The Water Boards)

Washington Department of Ecology

Washington Department of Ecology

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality

Oregon Department of Environmental Quality

Storm Water Services

We’ll assist on every step of the process from setting up an account, filing an application, drafting appropriate plan and maps, providing stormwater sampling kits, training to our clients for an effective program, best management practice implementation, conducting monitoring and filing applicable reports.

  • Strategic compliance planning
  • Non-Exposure Certification (NEC)
  • Annual Reporting
  • Strategic compliance planning
  • Non-Exposure Certification (NEC)
  • Level 1 & Level 2 Numeric Action Level Status
  • Exceedance Response Action (ERA) Reports
  • Notice of Intent (NOI)
  • Annual Reporting
  • Notice of Intent (NOI)
  • 24/7 Sampling service during storm events
  • New Discharge Determination
  • On-Site Assessments
  • New Discharge Determination
  • On-Site Assessments
  • Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) and Facility Site Map
  • Exceedance Response Action (ERA) Reports
  • Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) and Facility Site Map
  • Sampling Training, Record Keeping, and Best Management Practice Training
  • Qualified Industrial Stormwater Practitioner (QISP)
  • Level 1 & Level 2 Numeric Action Level Status
  • Qualified Industrial Stormwater Practitioner (QISP)
  • Stormwater sampling kits, sample processing, and laboratory analysis
  • Stormwater Multiple Application & Report Tracking System (SMARTS) Management
  • Stormwater sampling kits, sample processing, and laboratory analysis
  • 24/7 Sampling service during storm events
  • Stormwater Multiple Application & Report Tracking System (SMARTS) Management
  • Sampling Training, Record Keeping,
    and Best Management Practice Training

Senate Bill 205 & Compliance with the
Industrial General Permit

An industrial business is required to demonstrate compliance with the Industrial General Permit when applying for a business license or renewal on or after January 1st, 2020

Business Requirements

  • Determine if the SIC code is for a regulated industrial activity by referring to the Industrial General Permit, or consulting the list of regulated industrial SIC codes found on the State Water Board website
  • Evaluate each operating facility to determine the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code
  • Obtain Industrial General Permit coverage or submit a certified notice of non-applicability for each facility with a regulated SIC code(s)

City/County Requirements

  • Cities and counties may develop their own processes for determining whether a business is appropriately covered by the Industrial General Permit
  • Senate Bill 205 requires business license applicants to provide, where applicable, their facilities’ Waste Discharger Identification (WDID) number and application number, No-Exposure Certification identification number, or Notice of Non-Applicability identification number

Permit Applications

  • The Industrial General Permit is a State Water Board NPDES General Permit implementing the requirements of the Federal Clean Water Act
  • IGP regulates discharges of stormwater (rainfall flowing over surfaces into waterways) into waters of the United States associated with nine broad categories of industrial activities
  • The Stormwater Multiple Application and Report Tracking System (commonly referred to as SMARTS) is the federally compliant electronic database used for California NPDES stormwater permitting. This system allows permittees, regulators, and the public to enter, manage, and view stormwater data

Business Requirements

  • Determine if the SIC code is for a regulated industrial activity by referring to the Industrial General Permit, or consulting the list of regulated industrial SIC codes found on the State Water Board website
  • Evaluate each operating facility to determine the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code
  • Obtain Industrial General Permit coverage or submit a certified notice of non-applicability for each facility with a regulated SIC code(s)

City/County Requirements

  • Cities and counties may develop their own processes for determining whether a business is appropriately covered by the Industrial General Permit
  • Senate Bill 205 requires business license applicants to provide, where applicable, their facilities’ Waste Discharger Identification (WDID) number and application number, No-Exposure Certification identification number, or Notice of Non-Applicability identification number

Permit Applications

  • The Industrial General Permit is a State Water Board NPDES General Permit implementing the requirements of the Federal Clean Water Act
  • IGP regulates discharges of stormwater (rainfall flowing over surfaces into waterways) into waters of the United States associated with nine broad categories of industrial activities
  • The Stormwater Multiple Application and Report Tracking System (commonly referred to as SMARTS) is the federally compliant electronic database used for California NPDES stormwater permitting. This system allows permittees, regulators, and the public to enter, manage, and view stormwater data
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  • 1-800-336-3039
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