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Dangerous Substances) Regulations, 2001 for Inspection Purposes Only ATTACHMENT B.8(ii) – PENDING DEVELOPMENT Commercial granted but unbuilt - 0 PE Total future additional PE - 0 PE % contributed by future commercial development - 0 % The current loading on the plant has been determined to be 65 PE following a house count, of which 0 % is contributed by commercial/industrial sector. The future PE figures are based on granted but not yet built planning permissions from November 2004 to November 2009. Assuming that the life of a planning permission is 5 years, the projected PE outlined in this Attachment should be met by November 2014 assuming that the planning permissions are built and no extension of time is granted on these permissions. For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. 1 EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:56:07 Kildare County Council Application to EPA (Milltown WWTP) ATTACHMENT G.2 – COMPLIANCE WITH EC ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES (SURFACE WATERS) REGULATIONS 2009 Compliance with the European Communities Environmental Objectives (Surface Waters) Regulations 2009 The above Regulations, enacted in July 2009 set out the environmental quality standards for surface waters and they identify the criteria for at least “Good Status” that are required to be achieved by 2015. The Regulations also make specific reference to river basin management plans. The Milltown agglomeration is part of the South Eastern River Basin District, for which the “Draft River Basin Management Plan for the South Eastern River Basin District”, was published in December 2008 for subsequent formal adoption by each local authority. This document is publicly available for viewing and download at :- http://www.serbd.com Under the current Draft River Basin District River Basin Management Plan, a Strategic Environmental Assessment and Programmes of Measures have also been published. These are also publicly available for viewing and download at :- http://www.serbd.com It is intended that the River Basin Management Plan along with the associated programmes of measures will be formally adopted in December 2009. The new Regulations, issued in July 2009 also revoked the previous Local Government (Water Pollution) Act 1977 (Water Quality Standards for Phosphorous) Regulations, 1998 (S.I. No. 258 of 1998). Under these Regulations, the Council had previously prepared it’s “Implementation For inspection Report purposes only. 2008 for the Barrow, Boyne & Liffey Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. Catchments”. The Regulations under which this document was prepared have been revoked in July 2009. A copy of the Implementation report is included with this application. As agreed with the Agency, on 30th September 2009, and in advance of making this application, and having regard to the substantial nature of some of the above documents and the need to minimise resource consumption, this application includes an electronic copy only of documents which are available publicly on-line, and the link to any on-line documents has been included in the paper copy of this application. EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:56:07 KILDARE COUNTY COUNCIL Implementation Report 2008 for the Barrow, Boyne & Liffey Catchments Prepared by Kildare County Council in accordance with the Water Quality (Dangerous Substances) Regulations, 2001 For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. (S.I. No. 12 of 2001) Mr. J Boland Director of Services Environment & Water Services July 2008 EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:56:07 TABLE OF CONTENTS • SECTION 1 CURRENT WATER QUALITY STATUS AND TARGETS Table 1.1 Summary of Current Status of River Water Quality in Functional Area and Standards to be achieved • SECTION 2 IDENTIFICATION OF POTENTIAL PRESSURES • SECTION 3 PROGRAMME FOR IMPLEMENTATION Table 2.1 County Implementation Programme Table 2.2 Implementation Programme Summary Table for each River • SECTION 4 PROGRESS TO DATE • ANNEX A Guide to Potential Sources of Dangerous Substances listed in the Dangerous Substances Regulations, 2001 For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:56:07 SECTION 1 CURRENT WATER QUALITY STATUS AND TARGETS Table 1.1 Summary of Current Status of River Water Quality in Functional Area and Standards to be achieved For inspection purposes only. Consent of copyright owner required for any other use. EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:56:07 TABLE 1.1: SUMMARY OF CURRENT STATUS OF RIVER IN FUNCTIONAL AREA AND STANDARDS TO BE ACHIEVED Local Kildare Authority County Name Council Report Year 2008 Water Hardness (mg/l Monitoring Grid Dangerous CaCo3) (where Is Baseline Quality Satisfactory? River Name River Code Station Code Station Location Name Reference substance Baseline Condition ug/l applicable) Yes/No Current Condition ug/l Liffey 09L01 0400 Ballymore Eustace Br N 927 097 Atrazine <0.01 <100 Yes <0.01 Dichloromethane <1 <100 Yes <1 Simazine <0.01 <100 Yes <0.01 Toluene <1 <100 Yes <1 Xelenes <1 <100 Yes <1 Arsenic 1 <100 Yes 1 Chromium 2 <100 Yes 2.5 Copper 31 <100 No 4.25 Cyanide 10 <100 Yes 5.25 Fluoride 70 <100 Yes 95 Lead <0.38 <100 Yes 1.5 Nickel 3 <100 Yes 1.75 Zinc 17.3 <100 Yes 11.38 Liffey 09L01 0700 Kilcullen Br N 832 097 Atrazine <0.01 >100 Yes <0.01 Dichloromethane <1 >100 Yes <1 Simazine <0.01 >100 Yes <0.01 Toluene <1 >100 Yes <1 Xelenes <1 >100 Yes <1 Arsenic 1 >100 Yes 1.25 Chromium 2 >100 Yes 1.25 Copper <2 >100 Yes 4.75 Cyanide <5 >100 Yes <5 Fluoride 290 >100 Yes 120 Lead <0.38 >100 Yes 1.6 Nickel 1 >100 Yes 2 Zinc <1.8 >100 Yes 8.53 Liffey 09L01 0850 Connell Ford N 813 137 Atrazine For inspection purposes <0.01 only. >100 Yes <0.01 ConsentDichloromethane of copyright owner required <1 for any other use. >100 Yes <1 Simazine <0.01 >100 Yes <0.01 Toluene < 1 >100 Yes <1 Xelenes < 1 >100 Yes <1 Arsenic 1 >100 Yes 1 Chromium 2 >100 Yes 1.25 Copper <0.2 >100 Yes 4.5 Cyanide <5 >100 Yes 7 Fluoride <3 >100 Yes 117.5 Lead <0.38 >100 Yes 1.25 Nickel 1 >100 Yes 1.75 Zinc 35.6 >100 Yes 7.95 Page 1 EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:56:07 TABLE 1.1: SUMMARY OF CURRENT STATUS OF RIVER IN FUNCTIONAL AREA AND STANDARDS TO BE ACHIEVED Local Kildare Authority County Name Council Report Year 2008 Water Hardness (mg/l Monitoring Grid Dangerous CaCo3) (where Is Baseline Quality Satisfactory? River Name River Code Station Code Station Location Name Reference substance Baseline Condition ug/l applicable) Yes/No Current Condition ug/l Liffey 09L01 1000 2.5 km d/s Newbridge N 817 179 Atrazine <0.01 >100 Yes <0.01 Dichloromethane 4.7 >100 Yes <1 Simazine <0.01 >100 Yes <0.01 Toluene <1 >100 Yes <1 Xelenes <1 >100 Yes <1 Arsenic 2 >100 Yes 1 Chromium 1 >100 Yes 0.98 Copper <0.2 >100 Yes 4.25 Cyanide <5 >100 Yes <10 Fluoride 50 >100 Yes 120 Lead <0.38 >100 Yes 12 Nickel <0.85 >100 Yes 0.85 Zinc <1.8 >100 Yes 8.25 Liffey 09L01 1050 Victoria Br N 842 0194 Atrazine <0.1 >100 Yes <0.01 Dichloromethane <1 >100 Yes <1 Simazine <0.1 >100 Yes <0.01 Toluene <1 >100 Yes <1 Xelenes <1 >100 Yes <1 Arsenic 1 >100 Yes 1.5 Chromium 2 >100 Yes 0.98 Copper 1 >100 Yes 3 Cyanide <5 >100 Yes <5 Fluoride 50 >100 Yes 120 Lead <0.38 >100 Yes 0.85 Nickel 1 >100 Yes 1.5 Zinc 37 >100 Yes 4.76 Liffey 09L01 1200 Castlekeely Ford N 869 216 Atrazine For inspection purposes <0.1 only. >100 Yes <0.01 ConsentDichloromethane of copyright owner required20 for any other use. >100 No <1 Simazine <0.1 >100 Yes <0.01 Toluene <1 >100 Yes <1 Xelenes <1 >100 Yes <1 Arsenic 1.7 >100 Yes 1 Chromium 3.7 >100 Yes 3.72 Copper 8.2 >100 Yes 4.25 Cyanide 26 >100 Yes 6.5 Fluoride <70 >100 Yes 122.5 Lead <0.6 >100 Yes 1.1 Nickel <9.9 >100 Yes 3.5 Zinc 197 >100 No 7.6 Page 2 EPA Export 26-07-2013:17:56:07 TABLE 1.1: SUMMARY OF CURRENT STATUS OF RIVER IN FUNCTIONAL AREA AND STANDARDS TO BE ACHIEVED Local Kildare Authority County Name Council Report Year 2008 Water Hardness (mg/l Monitoring Grid Dangerous CaCo3) (where Is Baseline Quality Satisfactory? River Name River Code Station Code Station Location Name Reference substance Baseline Condition ug/l applicable) Yes/No Current Condition ug/l Liffey 09L01 1500 Alexandra Br N 880 270 Atrazine <0.01 >100 Yes <0.01 Dichloromethane <1 >100 Yes <1 Simazine <0.01 >100 Yes <0.01 Toluene <1 >100 Yes <1 Xelenes <1 >100 Yes <1 Arsenic 1 >100 Yes 1 Chromium 2 >100 Yes 4.5 Copper 6 >100 Yes 5.5 Cyanide 6 >100 Yes 6.5 Fluoride 70 >100 Yes 130 Lead 4 >100 Yes 1.25 Nickel 5 >100 Yes 4.25 Zinc 23 >100 Yes 9.5 Liffey 09L01 1700 Br. In Celbridge N 974 329 Atrazine <0.01 >100 Yes <0.01 Dichloromethane 1.8 >100 Yes <1 Simazine <0.01 >100 Yes <0.01 Toluene <1 >100 Yes <1 Xelenes <1 >100 Yes <1 Arsenic <0.96 >100 Yes 1 Chromium 2 >100 Yes 0.965 Copper 1 >100 Yes 2.5 Cyanide <5 >100 Yes 8 Fluoride 70 >100 Yes 120 Lead <0.38 >100 Yes 1.19 Nickel 116 >100 No 3 Zinc <1.8 >100 Yes 13.35 Liffey 09L01 1900 Leixlip Br.
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