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Eastern Ka.shingl�on Phase 11 Municipal Storinivaler Per snit Washin on State University A. Washington State University, within the area under its jurisdiction, shall from the effective date of this permit: 1. Conduct education and outreach with an emphasis on animal waste disposal practices to reduce potential bacteria -laden runoff. 2. The Capital Planning Department will consider during SEPA review the potential for projects to increase runoff and sources of fecal coliform, and the need for mitigation measures to reduce these adverse impacts to the MS4 and surface waters. 3. Conduct all monitoring to assess changes in water quality and progress toward elimination of stormwater related bacteria discharges to surface water under an Ecology approved QAPP. Ecology must be given a minimum of 3 months prior to sampling to review and approve the QAPP. 4. Enter monitoring data collected into Ecology's Environmental Information Management (EIM) database. The database can be accessed at: www.ecy.wa.gov/science/data.htrrl. B. Beginning no later than the date this permit becomes effective, Washington State University shall implement an illicit discharge detection and elimination program for stormwater outfalls within the area under its jurisdiction. The outfalls should be prioritized in the following order: 1. The area draining to the outfall identified as 34SFPRWSUI. 2. The next basin for further monitoring and investigation will be based on the findings of the City of Pullman's investigation of the 34MissSD 120 drainage. a. If the City of Pullman finds that Washington State University contributes greater fecal coliform bacteria loads to the 34MissSD120 system than the loading found during the TMDL study to the South Fork Palouse River from 34SFPRWSU2 then 34MissSD120 will be the next drainage basin for WSU investigation. b. If the City of Pullman finds that Washington State University contributes less fecal coliform bacteria loads to the 34MissSD120 system than the loading found during the TMDL study to the South Fork Palouse River from 34SFPRWSU2 then the 34SFPRWSU2 basin will be the next drainage basin for investigation. 3. The basin not selected in B.2 above. C. For each outfall drainage area investigated under the IDDE program submit to Ecology a report 18 months after initiating the investigation summarizing: 1. Actions taken to reduce fecal coliform pollution. 2. Results of any outfall monitoring completed up to issuance of this permit that include a comparison of monitoring data to the TMDL Waste Load Allocation to evaluate progress toward meeting the percent reduction needed at the outfall. Because the August 1. 2014 Apl)en dix 2 Total Maxirllurn Daily 1 oacls Page 4 Qf 10