HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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In subsection (c)(3) of this section, "not",
which formerly preceded "ordinarily", is deleted.
The word "not" obviously . was included in the
former law through an error.

9-330. REVOCATION OF DISCHARGE PERMITS.

THE DEPARTMENT MAY REVOKE ANY DISCHARGE PERMIT IF THE
DEPARTMENT FINDS THAT:

(1) FALSE OR INACCURATE INFORMATION WAS
CONTAINED IN THE APPLICATION;

(2) CONDITIONS OR REQUIREMENTS OF THE DISCHARGE
PERMIT HAVE BEEN OR ARE ABOUT TO BE VIOLATED;

(3) SUBSTANTIAL DEVIATION FROM PLANS,
SPECIFICATIONS, OR REQUIREMENTS HAS OCCURRED;

(4) THE DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN REFUSED ENTRY TO THE
PREMISES FOR THE PURPOSE OF INSPECTING TO INSURE COMPLIANCE
WITH THE CONDITIONS OF THE DISCHARGE PERMIT;

(5) A CHANGE IN CONDITIONS EXISTS THAT REQUIRES
TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT REDUCTION OR ELIMINATION OF THE
PERMITTED DISCHARGE;

(6) ANY STATE OR FEDERAL WATER QUALITY STREAM
STANDARD OR EFFLUENT LIMITATION STANDARD HAS BEEN OR IS
THREATENED TO BE VIOLATED; OR

(7) ANY OTHER GOOD CAUSE EXISTS FOR REVOKING THE
DISCHARGE PERMIT.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from former NR §
8-1413(1).

In the introductory language of this section,
"discharge permit" is substituted for "permit
issued pursuant to this title or rule or
regulation promulgated pursuant thereto", for
clarity and simplicity.

Item (7) of this section is new language
substituted for the language in former NR §
8-1413(1) that indicated that the grounds listed
in items (1) through (6) of this section are not
the only grounds for revoking a discharge permit.

331. RECORDS AND REPORTS.

BY RULE, REGULATION, ORDER, PERMIT, OR OTHERWISE, THE
DEPARTMENT MAY REQUIRE THE OWNER OR OPERATOR OF ANY SOURCE
OF A DISCHARGE OF POLLUTANTS OR OF ANY SOURCE THAT IS AN