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Dredged Materials Management -Minnesota Pollution Control Agency <br />Page 4 of 10 <br />Total Phosphorus EPA 365.2/365.3 50 mg/kg <br />Nitrate + Nitrite <br />Am monia-Nitrogen <br />Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen <br />Organics <br />PCBs (Total) SW-846 8082 <br />EPA 8082, 35408, 3541, 3545 0.02 mg/kg <br />Total Organic Carbon SW846-EPA 9060 0.2% <br />Physical Tests <br />Sieve and Hydrometer <br />Analysis ASTM D-422 <br />Results of sediment characterization must be compiled and submitted for MPCA review and <br />approval with permit application or with the Notification to Manage Dredged Material <br />without a Permit (Notification), as appropriate. <br />In addition to characterizing dredged material, any non-exempt discharge from a project <br />and/or management unit requires complete characterization. Characterization of effluent <br />from the dredge project site and/or management unit(s), if proposed, are described in <br />Chapter 4 of the management guide; exempt discharges are described in Chapter 5 of the <br />management guide. <br />Do I Need a Permit for my Site or Project? <br />Except for specific situations, a permit is required for the management of dredged material <br />in the state of Minnesota. The type of permit required will vary, depending on the level of <br />pollutant contamination in the dredged material, whether effluent is being discharged, and <br />how the dredged material and/or effluent is being managed. <br />Figure 1 is intended to guide users through the process of determining appropriate <br />management options for dredged material, and the associated permitting requirements for <br />various management methods. Answering "yes" or "no" to a question will lead to the <br />respective answer, in terms of how to proceed through the flow diagram, and the regulatory <br />controls of a particular management route. <br />Figure 1. Permit Decision Flow Diagram for Dredge Projects <br />http://www.pca.state.mn.us/water/dredgedmaterials.html 11/20/2008 <br />
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