Effective June 12, 2003, EPA published final
regulations establishing Clean Water Act (CWA) technology-based
effluent limitations guidelines for the metal products and machinery
(MP&M) point source category. The metal products and machinery
point source category includes facilities that manufacture, rebuild,
or maintain metal products, parts, or machines. EPA is promulgating
limitations and standards only for facilities that directly discharge
wastewaters from oily operations in the Oily Wastes subcategory.
EPA expects compliance with this regulation to reduce the discharge
of conventional pollutants by approximately 500,000 pounds per
year. EPA estimates the annual cost of the rule will be $13.8
million (pre-tax $2001). EPA estimates that the annual benefits
of the rule to be approximately $1.5 million ($2001). Read
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Final Rule
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- Notice
of Data Availability (NODA) published in the Federal
Register (June 5, 2002)
- Fact Sheet - 1 page summary about
the NODA (PDF, 70kb, 2 pages)
- Briefing package from the
May 21, 2002 public meeting in Chicago, IL (PDF, 260kb, 72 slides)
(June 10, 2002)
- Extension
of Comment Period published in the Federal Register
(April 27, 2001)
- Proposed
Rule published in the Federal Register (January 3,
2001) (PDF, 805kb, 136 pages)
- Fact Sheet
- 1 page summary about the proposed rule
Support Documents
- Development Document
(PDF, 4mb, 647 pages)
- Statistical Support
Document (PDF, 703kb, 153 pages)
- Economic, Environmental,
and Benefits Analysis (PDF, 18mb, 511 pages) This document
is missing chapter 11, it hopes to be recovered soon.
- Cost-Effectiveness
Analysis (PDF, 954 kb, 28 pages)
- Documents Related to 1995 Proposal
Other resources
Biennial
plan and schedule to consider developing and revising effluent
guidelines
Effluent Guidelines
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