Pine Meadows Utilities, Llc

NPDES permit AZ0025305 · Minor NON-POTW · effective, expires 2031-06-02 · EPA's file as of 2026-09-26

Keep this permit as a site — opens New site at EPA's facility point (34.24661, -111.24679); you set the radius.

These are the last limits EPA's file holds for this permit, from an earlier version of it (version 2 in EPA's file): its current version carries none yet. Read your permit: a renewal can change them.

EPA's record, 2025-09-01 to 2026-08-31

Last period with anything received: 2026-05-31. Most often over: Solids, total suspended (4).

Reporting

Reports are due about 28 days after each monitoring period ends (read off this permit's own late-day counts in EPA's filings).

• Outfall 001, form A (HOUSTON CREEK LANDING - WWTP - Outfall 001): every 1 month(s), 24 values
• Outfall INF, form A (HOUSTON CREEK LANDING - WWTP - INF): every 1 month(s), 4 values
• Outfall 001, form Q (HOUSTON CREEK LANDING - WWTP - Outfall 001): files for periods ending in Mar, Jun, Sep, Dec
• Outfall 001, form S (HOUSTON CREEK LANDING - WWTP - Outfall 001): files for periods ending in Jun, Dec
• Outfall 001, form Y (HOUSTON CREEK LANDING - WWTP - Outfall 001): files for periods ending in Dec

How strict are these limits?

Each concentration limit against the same limit in comparable permits. Where it appears more than once, its strictest value.

• Selenium, total recoverable, monthly average 2 ug/L — stricter than 96% of 545 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide; 3% have the same limit
• Selenium, total recoverable, daily maximum 3 ug/L — stricter than 84% of 100 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide; 15% have the same limit
• Lead, total recoverable, daily maximum 7.28 ug/L — stricter than 79% of 142 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide
• Dichlorobromomethane, daily maximum 67 ug/L — stricter than 71% of 42 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide
• Zinc, total recoverable, monthly average 91.1 ug/L — stricter than 67% of 116 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide
• Lead, total recoverable, monthly average 3.63 ug/L — stricter than 65% of 67 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide
• Copper, total recoverable, monthly average 11 ug/L — stricter than 64% of 154 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide; 2% have the same limit
• Zinc, total recoverable, daily maximum 183 ug/L — stricter than 63% of 198 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide
• Copper, total recoverable, daily maximum 22 ug/L — stricter than 60% of 250 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide; 2% have the same limit
• E. coli, colony forming units [CFU], daily maximum 235 CFU/100mL — stricter than 58% of 24 other minor industrial and other permits in Arizona; 29% have the same limit
• Cyanide, total [as CN], daily maximum 16 ug/L — stricter than 50% of 104 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide; 8% have the same limit
• Cyanide, total [as CN], monthly average 7.9 ug/L — stricter than 37% of 27 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide; 22% have the same limit
• Oil & Grease, monthly average 10 mg/L — stricter than 32% of 873 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide; 62% have the same limit
• Oil & Grease, daily maximum 15 mg/L — stricter than 13% of 2553 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide; 78% have the same limit
• Chloroform, daily maximum 336 ug/L — stricter than 12% of 73 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide
• Nitrogen, ammonia total [as N], monthly average 1 Ratio — stricter than 5% of 20 other minor industrial and other permits nationwide; 95% have the same limit
• BOD, 5-day, 20 deg. C, weekly average 45 mg/L — stricter than 4% of 23 other minor industrial and other permits in Arizona; 96% have the same limit
• Solids, total suspended, weekly average 45 mg/L — stricter than 4% of 23 other minor industrial and other permits in Arizona; 96% have the same limit
• Chlorine, total residual, monthly average 9 ug/L — stricter than 4% of 24 other minor industrial and other permits in Arizona; 96% have the same limit
• BOD, 5-day, percent removal, monthly average minimum at least 85 % — stricter than 4% of 24 other minor industrial and other permits in Arizona; 96% have the same limit
• Solids, suspended percent removal, monthly average minimum at least 85 % — stricter than 4% of 24 other minor industrial and other permits in Arizona; 96% have the same limit
• Solids, total suspended, monthly average 30 mg/L — stricter than 3% of 31 other minor industrial and other permits in Arizona; 81% have the same limit
• BOD, 5-day, 20 deg. C, monthly average 30 mg/L — stricter than 3% of 27 other minor industrial and other permits in Arizona; 93% have the same limit
• Chlorine, total residual, daily maximum 18 ug/L — stricter than 0% of 24 other minor industrial and other permits in Arizona; 96% have the same limit
• pH, minimum at least 6.5 SU — stricter than 0% of 42 other minor industrial and other permits in Arizona; 100% have the same limit
• pH, maximum 9 SU — stricter than 0% of 42 other minor industrial and other permits in Arizona; 100% have the same limit
• E. coli, colony forming units [CFU], monthly average 126 CFU/100mL — stricter than 0% of 21 other minor industrial and other permits in Arizona; 100% have the same limit

7 other limits: fewer than 20 comparable permits.

Limits in force (114)

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