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Document ID us-ca-wqcprw-2026-04-24 Title Water Quality Control Policy for Recycled Water URL https://www.waterboards.ca.gov/water_issues/programs/recycled_water/policy.html Jurisdiction /us/ca Subdomain(s) none Language Status completed Analyzed at 2026-05-12 05:01:12.122536+00:00 Relevance inventory_targeted_fetch

Q Qualitative Requirements (12)

Req ID Category Intent Legal Status Name Subdomain(s) Context Conditions Confidence
#Q001monitoringhealthmandatoryCEC Monitoring Requirementwastewater, drinking waterAll operating indirect potable reuse facilities must monitor for constituents of emerging concern (CECs) pursuant to Attachment A of the Recycled Water Policy.operating indirect potable reuse facilitieshigh
#Q002administrativereportingmandatoryQuality Assurance Project Plan Submissionwastewater, drinking waterA quality assurance project plan (QAPP) must be submitted by each facility in advance of beginning the CEC monitoring program pursuant to the Recycled Water Policy.in advance of beginning the CEC monitoring programhigh
#Q003administrativereportingmandatoryIndustrial General Permit Coverage RequirementwastewaterIndustrial facilities such as manufacturers, landfills, mining, steam generating electricity, hazardous waste facilities, transportation with vehicle maintenance, larger sewage and wastewater plants, recycling facilities, and oil and gas facilities are typically required to obtain Industrial General Permit coverage.Applicable to facilities within 9 federally defined categories of industrial activitieshigh
#Q004administrativereportingmandatoryTMDL Requirement Identification Responsibilitywastewaterit is ultimately the responsibility of the Discharger to identify applicable TMDL requirements by identifying the facility’s: 1) receiving waterbody(ies), 2) the pollutants discharged, and 3) applicable requirements in Attachment E of the Industrial General Permit.Regardless of map tool accuracyhigh
#Q005operationaloperationalmandatoryFacility Compliance ObligationwastewaterThe Industrial General Permit is called a general permit because many industrial facilities are covered by the same permit, but comply with its requirements at their individual industrial facilities.For industrial facilities covered by the general permithigh
#Q006monitoringoperationalmandatorySampling and Quality Assurance Requirementswastewaterrequired quality assurance, sampling methods, and protocols for storm water discharge sampling.Implementation of the Industrial General Permithigh
#Q007administrativereportingmandatorySMARTS Registration RequirementwastewaterIf industrial facility requires permit coverage you can review the types of permit coverage and the register to obtain coverage through SMARTSWhen an industrial facility requires permit coveragehigh
#Q008administrativeoperationalmandatoryIndustrial General Permit Coverage RequirementwastewaterIndustrial facilities such as manufacturers, landfills, mining, steam generating electricity, hazardous waste facilities, transportation with vehicle maintenance, larger sewage and wastewater plants, recycling facilities, and oil and gas facilities are typically required to obtain Industrial General Permit coverage.Applicable to 9 federally defined categories of industrial activitieshigh
#Q009administrativereportingmandatoryTMDL Identification Responsibilitywastewaterit is ultimately the responsibility of the Discharger to identify applicable TMDL requirements by identifying the facility’s: 1) receiving waterbody(ies), 2) the pollutants discharged, and 3) applicable requirements in Attachment E of the Industrial General Permit.Applicable regardless of map tool accuracyhigh
#Q010operationaloperationalmandatoryIndividual Facility CompliancewastewaterThe Industrial General Permit is called a general permit because many industrial facilities are covered by the same permit, but comply with its requirements at their individual industrial facilities.For facilities covered by the general permithigh
#Q011monitoringoperationalmandatoryStormwater Sampling and Quality Assurancewastewaterrequired quality assurance, sampling methods, and protocols for storm water discharge sampling.As part of the standardized knowledge of implementing the Industrial General Permithigh
#Q012administrativereportingmandatorySMARTS Registration ProcedurewastewaterIf industrial facility requires permit coverage you can review the types of permit coverage and the register to obtain coverage through SMARTSWhen an industrial facility requires permit coveragehigh

P Quantitative Requirements (0)

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D Definitions (35)

Req ID Category Name Context Confidence
#D001TMDLTotal Maximum Daily Loadhigh
#D002TMDL PolicyWater Quality Control Policy for Addressing Impaired Waters: Regulatory Structure and Optionshigh
#D003RB1North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Boardhigh
#D004RB2San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Boardhigh
#D005RB3Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Boardhigh
#D006RB4Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Boardhigh
#D007RB5Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Boardhigh
#D008RB6Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Boardhigh
#D009RB7Colorado River Basin Regional Water Quality Control Boardhigh
#D010RB8Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Boardhigh
#D011RB9San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Boardhigh
#D012SWRCBState Water Resources Control Boardhigh
#D013Water Quality Goalstechnical information provided by staff of the State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Water Qualityhigh
#D014MCLsCalifornia and Federal Drinking Water Standardshigh
#D015PHGsCalifornia Public Health Goalshigh
#D016SNARLsSuggested No-Adverse-Response Levelshigh
#D017IRISUSEPA Integrated Risk Information Systemhigh
#D018Data DictionaryA key to field names used in the database tables.high
#D019Water Quality Goalstechnical information provided by staff of the State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Water Qualityhigh
#D020MCLsCalifornia and Federal Drinking Water Standardshigh
#D021PHGsCalifornia Public Health Goalshigh
#D022SNARLsSuggested No-Adverse-Response Levelshigh
#D023IRISUSEPA Integrated Risk Information Systemhigh
#D024Data DictionaryA key to field names used in the database tables.high
#D025SWRCBState Water Resources Control Boardhigh
#D026SWRCBState Water Resources Control Boardhigh
#D027CalEPACalifornia Environmental Protection Agencyhigh
#D028California Water Boardsinclude the State Water Resources Control Board and nine Regional Boardshigh
#D029State Water BoardCalifornia State Water Resources Control Boardhigh
#D030Construction activityincludes clearing, grading and disturbances to the ground such as stockpiling, or excavation, but does not include regular maintenance activities performed to restore the original line, grade, or capacity of the facility.high
#D031NPDESNational Pollutant Discharge Elimination Systemhigh
#D032SMARTSa platform where dischargers, regulators, and the public can enter, manage, and view data associated with California's Stormwater General Permits.high
#D033CalEPACalifornia Environmental Protection Agencyhigh
#D034California Water Boardsinclude the State Water Resources Control Board and nine Regional Boardshigh
#D035SWRCBState Water Resources Control Boardhigh