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Ohio Pesticide NPDES Permit Guide

Learn about Ohio's pesticide NPDES permit conditions, applications near water, new use patterns, basic permit conditions, BMPs, oversight requirements, and contact information.

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Ohio Pesticide NPDES Permit Guide

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  1. Pesticide NPDES Permit Ohio General Permit Conditions

  2. Court Mandate • Applications “in, over or near” water • Must have NPDES by October 31, 2011 • General NPDES permit

  3. Federal and State Permits • State • 44 State NPDES • Federal • NH, MA, NM, ID, OK, • AK, Territories

  4. Use Patterns • Mosquito/Insect Control • Weed/Algae Control • Nuisance Animal Control • Forest Canopy Pest Control

  5. New Ohio Use Patterns • Intrusive Vegetation Control • Invasive Plant Management • Resource Conservation Areas • Mitigation Areas

  6. Ohio Permit Applicability • Same as federal • All covered, but not all need to apply

  7. NPDES Oversight – NOI Reqs • Less • Spot treatments • Fogging • More • Direct Water Apps. • High Quality Waters • Large-scale uses

  8. Ohio NOIs • Direct application to very high quality waters- • Superior High Quality Waters • Outstanding State Waters • Wetlands > 80 acres • Direct application to drinking water reservoirs

  9. Ohio NOIs • Fish eradications (lampreycides, etc.) • Aerial forestry applications • Lake Erie aerial herbicide apps. >80 acres

  10. Basic Permit Conditions • Water Quality Limits – • “Free froms” • Treatment Technology Limits – • Maintenance • Proper dosing • BMPs

  11. Agricultural Dept. BMPs • Need one licensed operator • Can train staff (w/i limits) • Not more than 2 hours away during application

  12. Ag Dept BMPs - continued • Cannot be stored above/near medicines, food, feed or toys • Spills can not lead to release to environment • Must be labeled and locked

  13. Other BMPs • Do not apply when rain forecasted • Do not apply more than amount recommended by manufacturer • Avoid overspray of liquid pesticides • Sweep up spills and overspread on hard surfaces • Protect storm drains near application

  14. Other Basic Requirements • Keep records of what was applied and how much • Visual monitoring • Adverse incident reporting

  15. Other Permit Conditions • Notify Water Supply Operator • Stream or ditch app. w/i 500 yards of intake • Approval of OEPA Drinking Water for applications to drinking water reservoirs • Calculated MCL concentrations for borrow pits and large ponds

  16. Over a Threshold? • 6400 acres (land containing surface waters) • 20 linear stream miles • 80 acres (surface water or wetlands)

  17. Part V Conditions • Integrated Pest Management • Pesticide Discharge Management Plan • Annual Report

  18. Exempt from Part V • Small public entities (<10,000 people) • Small business (OCAPP definition)

  19. Pesticide Discharge Man. Plans • How you meet the treatment technology standards: • Pest surveillance and responses • Monitoring of dose • FIFRA documentation • Spill prevention and response • Maintenance procedures

  20. Exempt from PDMP • Invasive Plant Management • Resource Conservation Areas • Mitigation Areas

  21. Integrated Pest Management • Monitor the pest - • Control to fit the problem…. • Feed back data – improve IPM

  22. Exempt from IPM • Intrusive Vegetation Control • Invasive Plant Management • Resource Conservation Areas • Mitigation Areas

  23. Annual Reports • Required for all applications over annual thresholds • Fill-in Form – Download, Email to OEPA

  24. Permit Schedule • Issue Final in October 2011

  25. Questions? • Eric Nygaard • Environmental Specialist • Division of Surface Water • (614) 644-2024 • Eric.nygaard@epa.ohio.gov

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