Harmful quantity definition

Harmful quantity means the amount of any substance that will cause pollution of waters in the State, waters of the United States, or that will cause lethal or sub-lethal adverse effects on representative, sensitive aquatic monitoring organisms, upon their exposure to samples of any discharge into waters in the State, Waters of the United States, or the MS4.

Harmful quantity means any quantity of a substance that if discharged into receiving water would be inconsistent with the achievement of the General and Specific Objectives;

Harmful quantity means that quantity of oil the discharge of which is determined by the commissioner to be harmful to the environment or public health or welfare or may reasonably be anticipated to present an imminent and substantial danger to the public health or welfare.

Examples of Harmful quantity in a sentence

• A Harmful quantity of oil is defined as any quantity that “[c]ause[s] a film or sheen upon or discoloration of the surface of the water oradjoining shorelines .

• Harmful quantity means the amount of any substance that will cause pollution of waters in the State, Waters of the United States, or that will cause lethal or sub-lethal adverse effects on representative, sensitive aquatic monitoring organisms belonging to the City, upontheirexposure to samples of any discharge into waters in the State, Waters of theUnited States, or the MS4.

• Harmful quantity - The amount of hazardous substance the discharge or spill of which is determined to be harmful to the environment or public health or welfare or may reasonably be anticipated to present an imminent and substantial danger to the public health or welfare by federal or state law.

• Harmful quantity means the amount of any substance that will cause pollution of waters in the state, waters of the United States, or that will cause lethal or sub-lethal adverse effects on representative, sensitive aquatic monitoring organisms belonging to the city, upon their exposure to samples of any discharge into waters in the state, waters of the United States, or the MS4.

• Harmful quantity includes a film or sheen or discoloration of the surface of the water of adjoining shorelines or a sludge or emulsion deposited beneath the surface of the water or upon adjoining shorelines.

• Harmful quantity control measures through licensing are also an issue not just for Indonesia, but also Malaysia (see Pasadilla, 2013), especially in the case of heavy construction equipment.

More Definitions of Harmful quantity

Harmful quantity means that quantity of hazardous substance the discharge or spill of which is determined to be harmful to the environment or public health or welfare or may reasonably be anticipated to present an imminent and substantial danger to the public health or welfare by the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency pursuant to federal law and by the executive director.

Harmful quantity means the amount of any substance that will cause a violation of a State Water Quality Standard or any adverse impact to the city’s drainage system.

Harmful quantity means the amount of any substance that will cause pollution of water in the State.

Harmful quantity means the amount of any substance that the director determines will cause an adverse impact to storm drainage system or will contribute to the failure of the city to meet the water quality based requirements of the NPDES permit for discharges from the MS4.

Harmful quantity means that quantity of hazardous substance the discharge or spill of which is determined to be harmful to the

Harmful quantity means the amount of any substance that the Director of Engineering determines will cause an adverse impact to storm drainage system or will contribute towards the failure of the City of East Moline to meet the water quality based requirements of the NPDES permit for discharges from the MS4.