Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. SUBCHAPTER A GENERAL PROVISIONS SUBCHAPTER B GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PRODUCTION, CONVEYANCE, AND USE OF.

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Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

SUBCHAPTER A GENERAL PROVISIONS SUBCHAPTER B GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PRODUCTION, CONVEYANCE, AND USE OF RECLAIMED WATER SUBCHAPTER C QUALITY CRITERIA AND SPECIFIC USES FOR RECLAIMED WATER

SUBCHAPTER D ALTERNATIVE AND PRE- EXISTING RECLAIMED WATER SYSTEMS SUBCHAPTER E SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF INDUSTRIAL RECLAIMED WATER SUBCHAPTER F USE OF GRAYWATER

This chapter applies to the reclaimed water producer, provider, and user. The use of reclaimed water is permissible only if the use occurs after the wastewater has been treated in accordance with the producer’s wastewater permit and the permit provides for an alternative means of disposal during times when there is no demand for the use of the reclaimed water.

A person or entity that produces reclaimed water by treating domestic wastewater or municipal wastewater, in accordance with a permit or other authorization of the Agency, to meet the quality criteria established in this chapter.

A person or entity that distributes reclaimed water to a user(s) of reclaimed water. For purposes of this chapter, the reclaimed water provider may also be a reclaimed water producer

Person or entity utilizing reclaimed water for a beneficial use, in accordance with the requirements of this chapter. A reclaimed water user may also be a producer

 Current wastewater permit (TPDES or TLAP) (TPDES or TLAP)  Application on web (TCEQ-20427) Keyword: Reclaimed Keyword: Reclaimed  No charge  No expiration

The notification include: (1) a description of the intended use of the reclaimed water, including quantity, quality, origin, and location and purpose of intended use; (2) a clear indication of the means for compliance

3)evidence in a water supply contract or other binding agreement of the provider's authority to terminate reclaimed water use that is noncompliant with this chapter; and (4)an operation and maintenance plan

 Reuse of untreated wastewater is prohibited.  Food crops that may be consumed raw by humans shall not be spray irrigated.  There shall be no nuisance conditions resulting from the distribution, the use, and/or storage of reclaimed water.

 Reclaimed water shall not be utilized in a way that degrades ground water quality to a degree adversely affecting its actual or potential uses.  Reclaimed water managed in ponds for storage must be prevented from discharge into waters in the state, except for discharges directly resulting from rainfall events or in accordance with a permit issued by the commission.  All other discharges are unauthorized.

 Type I Public exposed  Type II Public NOT exposed  WWTP on-site Type II quality No notification

Public exposure possible Irrigation Parks, athletic fields, school yards Impoundments Wading, boating, fishing (No Swimming) Toilet flushing

Irrigation Pond Maintenance Construction – dust suppression, soil compaction Industrial Processes—cooling tower, manufacturing Public exposure limited by location fencing

 Recordkeeping  210 rules apply  No notification

Type I  BOD / CBOD 5 mg/l  Turbidity 3 NTU  E. coli 20/100ml geo mean 75/100ml max 75/100ml max  2x week Type II  BOD 20 mg/l or  CBOD 15 mg/l  BOD 30 mg/l (Pond)  E. coli 200/100ml geo mean 800/100 max 800/100 max  1x week

Manufactured tank Permeability normally Edwards or DRASTIC Rechlor recommended

More stringent requirements

 Prevent  consumption  cross connections

 Notify TCEQ 30 days before pumping  No reporting while constructing  Monthly reports (MER)  Reclaimed + outfall ≤ permitted flow

Private homes 400 gallons/day Irrigation Tank with filter Tank overflow back to collection system

HB 1902 A new use for graywater toilet flushing. Also, added Alternative onsite water: rainwater, air-conditioner condensate, foundation drain water, storm water, cooling tower blowdown, swimming pool backwash and drain water, reverse osmosis reject water, or any other source of water

 TCEQ jurisdiction until it looses its identity  Railroad Commission storage requirements apply at drill site

 30 TAC 321P  Save cost  laying pipe  pumping  May be permitted without public notice

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