12 Interessante Fakten zu What Is Not Covered By Vessel General Permit?
- 12 Interessante Fakten zu What Is Not Covered By Vessel General Permit?
- Where is VGP applicable?
- What is the use of VGP?
- What is the VGP?
- What vessels are subject to VGP?
- Is a comprehensive annual inspection required under the VGP?
- What is the main reason for vessel general permit being introduced in 2008?
- Is outside food allowed in VGP?
- How far from shore is considered to be US waters for application of VGP?
- How long must a vessel wait before entering waters covered by the VGP after NOI submission?
- How many discharges are covered by VGP?
- What is a pollutant under Npdes?
Where is VGP applicable?
The VGP applies to almost all discharges incidental to the normal operation of a vessel including deck washdown and runoff, bilge water, antifouling hull coating leachate, aqueous film-forming foam, boiler blowdown, cathodic protection, chain locker effluent, fire main systems, and various other graywater and effluent …10.05.2012
What is the use of VGP?
The VGP is a National Pollutant Release System (NPDES) Permit that authorizes, on a national basis, incidental discharges to the normal operation of non-military and non-recreational vessels of 79 feet in length and over.
What is the VGP?
The VGP is a permit issued by EPA in 2008 and reissued in 2013 under the Clean Water Act National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) that provided authority, on a nationwide basis, for discharges incidental to the normal operation of non-military and non-recreational vessels.
What vessels are subject to VGP?
The types of vessels covered under the 2013 VGP include commercial fishing vessels(*1) , cruise ships, ferries, barges, mobile offshore drilling units, oil tankers or petroleum tankers, bulk carriers, cargo ships, container ships, other cargo freighters, refrigerant ships, research vessels, emergency response vessels, …10.12.2013
Is a comprehensive annual inspection required under the VGP?
The VGP also requires comprehensive annual vessel inspections, to ensure even the hard-to-reach areas of the vessel are inspected for permit compliance.26.12.2008
What is the main reason for vessel general permit being introduced in 2008?
The 2008 Vessel General Permit and 2011 Draft Vessel General Permits. In July 2008, Congress enacted two bills to exempt discharges incidental to the normal operation of certain types of vessels from CWA permitting, thus restricting the population of vessels subject to EPA regulation.18.06.2012
Is outside food allowed in VGP?
2 answers. Outside food is not allowed inside the park. There are lockers at the entrance where you can keep your food and come back for food anytime.
How far from shore is considered to be US waters for application of VGP?
three nautical miles
VGP Waters
US territorial sea (up to three nautical miles from shore) and certain inland waters (but note that certain provisions of the regulations refer to activities that occur or are covered beyond the three nautical miles limit).01.05.2009
How long must a vessel wait before entering waters covered by the VGP after NOI submission?
Vessels that intend to be covered under the 2013 VGP must submit an NOI at least seven days prior to entering U.S. waters (and before December 18, 2018). Failure to file an NOI will result in violations for all discharges incidental to vessel operations.10.10.2018
How many discharges are covered by VGP?
Incidental discharges
The VGP requirements include best management practices (BMPs) for each of the 27 discharges, as well as requirements for corrective actions, inspections, recordkeeping, and reporting.18.07.2018
What is a pollutant under Npdes?
The term pollutant is defined very broadly in the Clean Water Act . It includes any type of industrial, municipal, and agricultural waste discharged into water.
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