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Industrial Stormwater Permit No. Facility Name Sub Facility Name NHD NHD Watershed Watershed No. County Watershed PAR112211 GENTEX CORP GENTEX CORP 05A Lackawanna River Lackawanna Susquehanna PAR112215 LOCKHEED MARTIN TACTICAL DEFENSE SYS DISCHARGE POINT 05A Lackawanna River Lackawanna Susquehanna PAR112223 KOEHLER BRIGHT STAR KOEHLER BRIGHT STAR 05B Toby - Wapwallopen Creeks Luzerne Susquehanna PAR112225 SCRANTON SERVICE CTR OUTFALL 001 04F Tunkhannock Creek Lackawanna Susquehanna PAR112226 FAIRCHILD SEMICONDUCTOR DISCHARGE POINT 001 05B Toby - Wapwallopen Creeks Luzerne Susquehanna PAR113508 GROVE CRANE SHADY GROVE STORMWATER 002 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR113508 GROVE CRANE SHADY GROVE STORMWATER 001 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR113508 GROVE CRANE SHADY GROVE STORMWATER 003 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR113508 GROVE CRANE SHADY GROVE STORMWATER 005 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR113508 GROVE CRANE SHADY GROVE STORMWATER 004 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR113510 INGERSOLL RAND STORMWATER 001 07B Conodoguinet Creek Franklin Susquehanna PAR113513 TELEDYNE/LANDIS THREADING SYST STORMWATER 003 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR113513 TELEDYNE/LANDIS THREADING SYST STORMWATER 001 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR113513 TELEDYNE/LANDIS THREADING SYST STORMWATER 002 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR113513 TELEDYNE/LANDIS THREADING SYST STORMWATER 004 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR113514 JLG INDUSTRIES STORMWATER 001 13B Licking - Tonoloway Creeks Fulton Potomac PAR113514 JLG INDUSTRIES STORMWATER 002 13B Licking - Tonoloway Creeks Fulton Potomac PAR113516 NTN-BCA CORP LITITZ NTN-BCA CORP STORMWATER 002 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113516 NTN-BCA CORP LITITZ NTN-BCA CORP STORMWATER 001 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113518 NEW HOLLAND TRACTOR PLT STORMWATER 005 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113518 NEW HOLLAND TRACTOR PLT STORMWATER 002 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113518 NEW HOLLAND TRACTOR PLT STORMWATER 004 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113518 NEW HOLLAND TRACTOR PLT STORMWATER 008 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113518 NEW HOLLAND TRACTOR PLT STORMWATER 003 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113518 NEW HOLLAND TRACTOR PLT STORMWATER 007 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113518 NEW HOLLAND TRACTOR PLT STORMWATER 006 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113518 NEW HOLLAND TRACTOR PLT STORMWATER 001 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113522 GE INSPECTION TECHNOLOGIES STORMWATER 001 12A Kishacoquillas - Jacks Creeks Mifflin Susquehanna PAR113523 ESAB HANOVER MFG PLT STORMWATER STORMWATER 001 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113524 CATERPILLAR INC STORMWATER 002 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113524 CATERPILLAR INC STORMWATER 006 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113524 CATERPILLAR INC STORMWATER 004 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113524 CATERPILLAR INC STORMWATER 001 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113524 CATERPILLAR INC STORMWATER 003 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113524 CATERPILLAR INC STORMWATER 005 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113525 COLUMBIA PRODUCTS STORMWATER 001 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113527 FLINCHBAUGH ENGINEERING, INC. STORMWATER 001 07I Kreutz - Muddy Creeks York Susquehanna PAR113530 SVEDALA IND GRINDING DIV STORMWATER 003 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113530 SVEDALA IND GRINDING DIV STORMWATER 001 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113530 SVEDALA IND GRINDING DIV STORMWATER 002 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113534 GROVE CRANE CUST SUPPORT STORMWATER 001 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR113536 FCI USA GRUMBACHER RD STORMWATER 001 07F Conewago Creek York Susquehanna PAR113536 FCI USA GRUMBACHER RD STORMWATER 002 07F Conewago Creek York Susquehanna PAR113537 FLIGHT SYS OUTFALL 003 SE CORNER 07E Yellow Breeches Creek York Susquehanna PAR113537 FLIGHT SYS OUTFALL 005 PROPERTY LINE 07E Yellow Breeches Creek York Susquehanna PAR113537 FLIGHT SYS OUTFALL 007 FIRE POND INLET 07E Yellow Breeches Creek York Susquehanna Industrial Stormwater - B2 Table PA WIP 9-1-10 PAR113537 FLIGHT SYS OUTFALL 009 FIRE POND OUTLET 07E Yellow Breeches Creek York Susquehanna PAR113537 FLIGHT SYS OUTFALL 002 SE CORNER 07E Yellow Breeches Creek York Susquehanna PAR113537 FLIGHT SYS OUTFALL 008 FIRE POND OUTLET 07E Yellow Breeches Creek York Susquehanna PAR113537 FLIGHT SYS OUTFALL 004 E OF GUARDHOUSE 07E Yellow Breeches Creek York Susquehanna PAR113538 FCI USA FAME AVE HANOVER STORMWATER 001 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113539 USTC CRANE STORMWATER 001 07F Conewago Creek York Susquehanna PAR113540 JLG INDUSTRIES STORMWATER 001 11C Dunning Creek Bedford Susquehanna PAR113541 SKF ROLLER BEARING MFG STORMWATER 002 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113541 SKF ROLLER BEARING MFG STORMWATER 003 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113541 SKF ROLLER BEARING MFG STORMWATER 001 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113542 THOMSON 60 CASE LLC STORMWATER OUTFALL 001 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113543 YORK REFRIG (FRICK) REFRIG MFG STORMWATER 001 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR113548 C & D TECH MFG STORMWATER STORMWATER 001 WEST CENTER 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113548 C & D TECH MFG STORMWATER STORMWATER 002 WEST CENTER 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113548 C & D TECH MFG STORMWATER STORMWATER 004 SOUTHEAST 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113548 C & D TECH MFG STORMWATER STORMWATER 003 NORTH CENTER 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113549 DENTSPLY INTERNATIONAL PROSTHETICS DIV STORMWATER SO1 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113549 DENTSPLY INTERNATIONAL PROSTHETICS DIV STORMWATER SO2 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113549 DENTSPLY INTERNATIONAL PROSTHETICS DIV STORMWATER SO3 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113549 DENTSPLY INTERNATIONAL PROSTHETICS DIV STORMWATER SO4 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113549 DENTSPLY INTERNATIONAL PROSTHETICS DIV STORMWATER SO5 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113549 DENTSPLY INTERNATIONAL PROSTHETICS DIV STORMWATER SO6 07H Codorus Creek York Susquehanna PAR113552 JLG SUNNYSIDE FAC STORMWATER 002 11C Dunning Creek Bedford Susquehanna PAR113552 JLG SUNNYSIDE FAC STORMWATER 001 11C Dunning Creek Bedford Susquehanna PAR113553 JLG SVC PLUS MID-ATLANTIC MILITARY SUPPORT CTR STORMWATER 002 13B Licking - Tonoloway Creeks Fulton Potomac PAR113553 JLG SVC PLUS MID-ATLANTIC MILITARY SUPPORT CTR STORMWATER 001 13B Licking - Tonoloway Creeks Fulton Potomac PAR113554 TYCO ELEC FULLING MILL RD CAMPUS STORMWATER 002 07C Clark - Paxton Creeks Dauphin Susquehanna PAR113554 TYCO ELEC FULLING MILL RD CAMPUS STORMWATER 001 07C Clark - Paxton Creeks Dauphin Susquehanna PAR113554 TYCO ELEC FULLING MILL RD CAMPUS STORMWATER 003 07C Clark - Paxton Creeks Dauphin Susquehanna PAR113555 GEA PHE SYSTEMS NORTH AM STORMWATER S01 07F Conewago Creek York Susquehanna PAR113555 GEA PHE SYSTEMS NORTH AM STORMWATER S02 07F Conewago Creek York Susquehanna PAR113556 VALK MANUFACTURING OUTFALL S03 07B Conodoguinet Creek Cumberland Susquehanna PAR113556 VALK MANUFACTURING OUTFALL S02 07B Conodoguinet Creek Cumberland Susquehanna PAR113556 VALK MANUFACTURING OUTFALL S01 07B Conodoguinet Creek Cumberland Susquehanna PAR113557 WEAVER INDUSTRIES STORMWATER 002 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113557 WEAVER INDUSTRIES STORMWATER 001 07J Conestoga River Lancaster Susquehanna PAR113558 DL MARTIN COMPANY STORMWATER 002 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR113558 DL MARTIN COMPANY STORMWATER 001 13C Conococheague - Antietam Creeks Franklin Potomac PAR114801 ANDRITZ INC OUTFALL S01 10D Muncy - Chillisquaque Creeks Lycoming Susquehanna PAR114803 MATT'S AUTO PARTS & SALES INC OUTFALL 001 04A Tioga - Cowanesque Rivers Tioga Susquehanna PAR114804 GE TRANS OUTFALL 001 08A Sinnemahoning Creek Cameron Susquehanna PAR114809 FCI USA INC CLEARFIELD PLT FCI USA INC CLEARFIELD PLT STORMWATER Clearfield Susquehanna PAR114813 YOUNG IND MFG PLT OUTFALL 002 10D Muncy - Chillisquaque Creeks Lycoming Susquehanna PAR114813 YOUNG IND MFG PLT OUTFALL 001 10D Muncy - Chillisquaque Creeks Lycoming Susquehanna PAR114814 MARATHON EQUIPMENT COMPANY SW OUTFALL 08C Clearfield Creek Clearfield Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 002I Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 020E Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 016A5 Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 016A1 Elk Susquehanna Industrial Stormwater - B2 Table PA WIP 9-1-10 PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 020D Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 012C Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 016A7 Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 016A8 Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 012F Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 002H Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 016A6 Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 012D Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 016A4 Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 002J Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 012E Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 012B Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 015B Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL 016A2 Elk Susquehanna PAR118334 SGL CARBON OUTFALL016A3 Elk Susquehanna PAR122202 QUAKER OATS
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