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BFI Waste Systems of Missouri

Refuse Systems, Lamar, Missouri. NPDES permit MO0121045 expired Feb 28, 2026; its limits still apply. Last 12 months: no values over a limit. Source: EPA ECHO, Oct 22, 2026.

Reports due
About 28 days after each period: outfall 001 form Q quarterly (14 values), outfall 002 form Q quarterly (14 values), outfall 001 form A yearly, outfall 002 form A yearly
Last report on file
June 2026
Oct 2024 – Sep 2025
0 values over a limit, 0 required values missing, 0 of 10 reports late

Limits in force (42)

ParameterStatisticLimitMonthsOutfall
Sulfate [as S]daily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year001
Oxygen demand, chem. [high level] [COD]daily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year001
pHminimum≥ 6.5 SUall year001
pHmaximum≤ 9 SUall year001
Solids, total suspendeddaily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year001
Solids, settleabledaily maximumreport only (mL/L)all year001
Oil and grease [soxhlet extr.] tot.daily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year001
Nitrogen, ammonia total [as N]daily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year001
Arsenic, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year001
Iron, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year001
Selenium, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year001
Thallium, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year001
Zinc, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year001
Aluminum, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year001
Lead, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year001
Copper, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year001
Chromium, hexavalent dissolved [as Cr]daily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year001
Chloridedaily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year001
Rainfalldaily maximumreport only (in)all year001
Flow, in conduit or thru treatment plantdaily maximumreport only (MGD)all year001
Chlorides + Sulfatesdaily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year001
Sulfate [as S]daily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year002
Oxygen demand, chem. [high level] [COD]daily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year002
pHminimum≥ 6.5 SUall year002
pHmaximum≤ 9 SUall year002
Solids, total suspendeddaily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year002
Solids, settleabledaily maximumreport only (mL/L)all year002
Oil and grease [soxhlet extr.] tot.daily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year002
Nitrogen, ammonia total [as N]daily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year002
Arsenic, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year002
Iron, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year002
Selenium, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year002
Thallium, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year002
Zinc, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year002
Aluminum, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year002
Lead, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year002
Copper, total recoverabledaily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year002
Chromium, hexavalent dissolved [as Cr]daily maximumreport only (ug/L)all year002
Chloridedaily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year002
Rainfalldaily maximumreport only (in)all year002
Flow, in conduit or thru treatment plantdaily maximumreport only (MGD)all year002
Chlorides + Sulfatesdaily maximumreport only (mg/L)all year002

How strict are these limits?

Cited limits by parameter: Missouri's rules and the federal ones.

Same industry: the 40 Refuse Systems permits in Missouri.

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