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§ 25-8-501. Permits Required for Discharge of Pollutants – Administration

No person shall discharge any pollutant into any state water from a point source without first having obtained a permit from the division for such discharge, and no person shall discharge into a ditch or man-made conveyance for the purpose of evading the requirement to obtain a permit under this article. No person covered by […]

§ 25-8-501.1. Permit Required for Point Source Water Pollution Control – Definitions – Housed Commercial Swine Feeding Operations – Legislative Declaration

The people of the state of Colorado hereby find, determine, and declare that the advent of large housed commercial swine feeding operations in Colorado has presented new challenges to ensuring that the quality of the state’s environment is preserved and protected. As distinguished from more traditional operations that historically have characterized Colorado’s livestock industry, large […]

§ 25-8-503. Permits – When Required and When Prohibited – Variances

The division shall issue a permit in accordance with regulations promulgated under this article when the division has determined that the provisions of this article and the federal act and regulations thereunder have been met with respect to both the application and proposed permit. When necessary for compliance with the federal act for the achievement […]

§ 25-8-503.5. General Permits – Process for Changing Permit Requirements

With respect to a general permit listed in section 25-8-502 (1)(b)(I)(G), when proposing new or amended permit requirements for dischargers to meet, to obtain, or to maintain authorization for discharges under the permit, the division shall: Prepare a statement of basis and purpose explaining the need for the proposed requirements; Present evidence supporting the need […]

§ 25-8-504. Agricultural Wastes

Neither the commission nor the division shall require any permit for any flow or return flow of irrigation water into state waters except as may be required by the federal act or regulations. The provisions of any permit that are so required shall not be any more stringent than, and shall not contain any condition […]

§ 25-8-505. Permit Conditions Concerning Publicly Owned Wastewater Treatment Works

The division is authorized to impose, as conditions in permits for the discharge of pollutants from publicly owned wastewater treatment works, appropriate measures to establish and insure compliance by industrial users with any system of user charges or industrial cost recovery. Source: L. 81: Entire article R&RE, p. 1332, § 1, effective July 1. Cross […]

§ 25-8-506. Nuclear and Radioactive Wastes

It is unlawful for any person to discharge, deposit, or dispose of any radioactive waste underground in liquid, solid, or explosive form unless the division, upon application of the person desiring to undertake such activity and after investigation and hearing, has first found, based upon a preponderance of the evidence, that there will be no […]

§ 25-8-507. Program Repeal

If final federal agency action is taken revoking or withdrawing prior federal approval of all or any part of the state permit program, sections 25-8-203, 25-8-204, 25-8-501, 25-8-502, 25-8-503, and 25-8-505 and regulations adopted to implement such provisions are repealed as of the date of that final federal action. Source: L. 85: Entire section added, […]

§ 25-8-508. Industrial Pretreatment Program – Creation – Fees

The division shall establish an industrial pretreatment program for the state which is designed to eliminate problems that occur when pollutants from industrial wastewaters are discharged into publicly owned treatment works, including health hazards caused to the public and to workers in sewers and treatment plants, pollution of state waters, interference with the operation of […]

§ 25-8-509. Permit Conditions Concerning Use and Disposal of Biosolids

The division is authorized to impose, as conditions to the issuance of permits, requirements, prohibitions, standards, and concentration limitations on the use and disposal of biosolids in accordance with the regulations promulgated by the commission pursuant to section 25-8-205 (1)(e). The requirements, prohibitions, standards, and concentration limitations imposed by the division shall not be more […]