Indiana § 13-11-2-120.5 "Long term control plan"

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§ 13-11-2-120.5 — "Long term control plan"

Indiana § 13-11-2-120.5

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Ind. Code § 13-11-2-120.5 (2026).

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5. "Long term control plan", for purposes of section 31.5 of this chapter, IC 13-14-9-14, and IC 13-18, means a plan that:

(1)is consistent with the federal Combined Sewer Overflow Control Policy (59 Fed. Reg. 18688);

(2)is developed in accordance with the recommendations set forth in Combined Sewer Overflows Guidance for Long-Term Control Plan (EPA 832B95002);

(3)describes changes and improvements to be made to a combined sewer system or to a publicly owned wastewater treatment plant for the purpose of meeting the requirements of the federal Clean Water Act and state law;

(4)is developed with public participation using a process that is designed to promote active involvement by the affected public, through opportunities to provide in the decision making to select long term control alt

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5. "Long term control plan", for purposes
of section 31.5 of this chapter, IC 13-14-9-14, and IC 13-18, means a
plan that:
(1) is consistent with the federal Combined Sewer Overflow
Control Policy (59 Fed. Reg. 18688);
(2) is developed in accordance with the recommendations set
forth in Combined Sewer Overflows Guidance for Long-Term
Control Plan (EPA 832B95002);
(3) describes changes and improvements to be made to a
combined sewer system or to a publicly owned wastewater
treatment plant for the purpose of meeting the requirements of the
federal Clean Water Act and state law;
(4) is developed with public participation using a process that is
designed to promote active involvement by the affected public,
through opportunities to provide in the decision making to select
long term control alternatives:
(A) information;
(B) opinions; and
(C) comments;
(5) is submitted to the department for approval; and
(6) does the following:
(A) Uses characterization, monitoring, and modeling of the
combined sewer system to determine:
(i) the response of the combined sewer system to various
precipitation events;
(ii) the characteristics of overflows from the combined sewer
system; and
(iii) the water quality impacts that result from overflows from
the combined sewer system.
(B) Considers the impact of combined sewer overflows on
sensitive areas and gives highest priority to controlling
overflows in those areas.
(C) Contains an evaluation of a reasonable range of control
alternatives, taking into account expected and projected future
growth.
(D) Contains cost and performance analyses of the control
alternatives evaluated.
(E) Maximizes treatment of wet weather flows at a publicly
owned treatment works (POTW) treatment plant.
(F) Contains a practicable implementation schedule for the
selected control alternative.
(G) Contains a post-construction compliance monitoring
program adequate to ascertain:
(i) the effectiveness of the selected control alternative; and
(ii) the extent to which water quality standards have been
attained.