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Draft Verification Protocols for Non-significant WWTPs and CSOs

Ensuring efficient management of wastewater treatment systems through proper installation, maintenance, and reporting by certified providers. State and local authorities need to track and verify onsite Best Management Practices (BMP) systems to minimize environmental impact.

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Draft Verification Protocols for Non-significant WWTPs and CSOs

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  1. Draft BMP Verification Protocols forNon-significant WWTPsCombined Sewer OverflowsOn-site Wastewater Treatment SystemsCBPO Wastewater Workgroup

  2. Draft Verification Protocols for Non-significant WWTPs

  3. Draft Verification Protocols for CSOs

  4. Draft Verification Protocols for On-Site Systems

  5. Draft Verification Protocols for On-Site Systems

  6. Draft Verification Protocols for On-Site Systems • State or local authorities should verify, track and report proper installation and O&M of onsite BMP systems. • The design and installation onsite BMP systems should be done and reported by certified service providers and verified in permitting processes. • The maintenance and inspection of onsite BMP systems should be conducted and reported annually by certified providers and tracked by the authorities. For some low maintenance systems, the inspection frequency could be lower. The CBP onsite BMP expert panel will recommend the inspection frequency by practice. • Tracking and reporting through the databases managed by state agencies.

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