City of Lima WWTP

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City of Lima WWTP

edoc-1840393

[verified]

Fields

facility_name

City of Lima WWTP

permit_no

2PE00000*ND

permit_action

renewal

applicant

City of Lima

application_no

OH0026069

public_notice_no

—

public_notice_date

—

comment_period_end

—

facility_address

1200 Fort Amanda Road, Lima, OH 45804

discharge_address

—

receiving_water

Ottawa River

stream_network

—

note

EPA Form 3510-1 (Rev. for Ohio EPA use 2/06), Application ID 256207483, filed 2022-06-09 — the renewal application behind permit 2PE00000*OD. Carries the plant's full SSO/CSO outfall inventory with coordinates and receiving ditch per point, including CSO outfall 037 "North Sore [sic] @ Cole" at 40.744167, -84.137778 to the Ottawa River. Those coordinates are the geometry handle the Cole St. basin question needs (#1760): the campus/basin relationship must come from sewershed geometry, never from the street name. Note the Cole St. BASIN is an SSO basin while outfall 037 is a CSO point — they are not the same thing, and this note does not join them.

outfalls

⚠ Gaps in the record

APPLICANT CORRECTED ON REVIEW. The form's "Applicant Name: Michael Caprella / Title: Deputy Director" is the eBusiness Center SUBMITTER — the individual who filed it ("Electronically submitted by caprella on 05/18/2022") — not the permit applicant. The applicant is the CITY OF LIMA: US EPA I.D. OH0026069, facility City of Lima WWTP. The first read copied the field label faithfully and got the relationship wrong, which would have published a person as the permittee.
⚠️ THIS APPLICATION'S SSO SCHEDULE CONTRADICTS THE CONSENT DECREE IT TRANSCRIBES, on the design storm and only on the design storm. Section II.G.1 lists all SEVEN SSO basin improvements as "upgrades sized to convey 25 year, 6 hour storm". Appendix A, Table A.1 of the 2015 consent decree (edoc-412983.order.yaml, verified against the page image at 200 DPI) sizes only THREE that way — Allentown, West Street, Koop — and sizes Lost Creek, COLE ST., Findlay Road and Fifteenth St. to a 5-YEAR, 6-hour design storm.
Every DATE in that table matches the decree exactly (Simmons Field 2024-08-30 through Fifteenth St. 2038-04-01), so the application transcribes the schedule faithfully and uniformly overstates the design storm on the four lower-tier basins — consistent with a copy-down of the first row's language, though this document does not say so. [inference], not [verified].
NOT RESOLVED HERE: which figure governs the AS-BUILT design, and whether Ohio EPA relied on the 25-year statement when issuing 2PE00000*OD in 2023. Both open. What is established is that the permitting authority was told 25-year for basins the federal decree protects at 5-year.
The 54 outfalls below were absent from the first read entirely (0 outfalls, null receiving water) because the `npdes` genre defaults to text_pages=6 and this application is 17 pages — the inventory sits past the budget. Re-read at the full page count. A thin extraction of a long form does not announce itself.
Permit number '2PE00000*ND' noted in Section XI (Existing Environmental Permits); OCR may have introduced errors — image shows '2PE00000*ND'
No public notice date, public notice number, or comment period end date found in the document
No downstream stream network chain stated beyond Ottawa River
Application ID 256207483 is distinct from the NPDES permit number and the EPA ID OH0026069
Outfalls 002–038 are CSO/SSO points, not the primary treatment outfall

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oepa/lima/edoc-1840393.npdes.yaml · p.1 · oepa

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