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California Regional Water Quality Control Board <br />Santa Ana Region <br />Order No. 92-50 amending Cease and Desist Order No. 92-24 for <br />the City of Colton. <br />The California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Santa Ana <br />Region (hereinafter Board), finds that: <br />1. On April 3, 1992, the Board adopted Cease and Desist <br />Order (CDO) No. 92-24 for the City of Colton, which <br />incorporates time schedules for compliance with the <br />tertiary or equivalent treatment, biochemical oxygen <br />demand, suspended solids, total chlorine residual, and <br />the Colton groundwater subbasin protection requirements <br />contained in Order No. 92-17, NPDES No. CA 0105236, waste <br />discharge requirements for the City of Colton. <br />2. On July 10, 1992 the Board adopted Order No. 92-40, <br />amending Order No. 92-17 to incorporate revised chronic <br />and acute toxicity requirements and provisions, revised <br />TIE/TRE requirements and provisions and new provisions <br />related to total filtrable residue, and to clarify <br />certain standard provisions and reporting requirements <br />and Monitoring and Reporting Program requirements. <br />3. The City of Colton has requested an amendment of the time <br />schedule contained in CDO No. 92-24 to: <br />A. Allow the City of Colton sufficient time to review <br />data from the RIX Demonstration Project, to develop <br />a consensus regarding whether RIX or conventional <br />tertiary treatment should be utilized, and if RIX <br />is selected, to obtain certification from the <br />Department of Health Services that RIX complies with <br />Title 22 water reclamation requirements. <br />B. To allow the City of Colton to develop or <br />participate in a plan that will enable the <br />discharger to address the Colton Subbasin mitigation <br />requirement. <br />4. This amendment relates to the continued operation of an <br />existing facility and is therefore exempt from the <br />provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act <br />in accordance with Section 15301, Chapter 3, Title 14, <br />California Code of Regulations. <br />