Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit Renewal - Honeywell International, Inc.

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Please note the following changes to Honeywell’s permit: • Soil Vapor Extrusion System Spent Scrubber water (outfall 003C00175) has been added as a permitted waste stream. • The required frequency at Outfall 003C00175 for all analytics except pH and Oil and Grease Total, TPH has been stated as Once per Permit Cycle (please see Board of Public Works signature page for dates of permit term). Please see Part II of the permit. • Required Certified Operator has been upgraded to Class B due to the pH neutralization system for Outfall 003C00175. Please see permit section Part III (F). • Mercury shall be collected as a grab sample. Honeywell’s permit includes the following requirements found within the discharge permit: • Honeywell’s Authorized Representative shall sign with the certification statement (found in Part III (A) (4)) all reports including but not limited to Periodic Compliance Reports (PCR), Flow Measurement Plans, corrective actions in response to permit violations, and any correspondence relating to compliance with this industrial discharge permit. • Please review Section Part IV (B) (15), which clarifies the requirements concerning the Authorized Representative. • Please see Part III (I) (3) for more details, which clarifies required documentation necessary to appoint an Authorized Representative responsible to receive correspondence from the City. • Honeywell shall, within 90 days of receipt of this discharge permit, submit a Flow Measurement Plan, or report as to whether the existing plan is still being implemented, with the certification statement signed by an Authorized Representative. Please see Part III (E) and (H). • When collecting composite samples, samples must be obtained over a 24 hour period or for the duration of discharge within the 24 hour sampling period including, if applicable, multiple batches. • Samples shall be obtained through a flow-proportional sampling technique. If Honeywell can demonstrate that time- proportional sampling is as representative as flow-proportional sampling, then a time-proportional sample may be collected. If Honeywell chooses to demonstrate that time-proportional sampling is accurate they must do so within 120 days of the effective date of this permit or they shall commence flow-proportional sampling at that time. Please see Part II (B) (1) of your wastewater discharge permit for details. • Transfer of Ownership: If permittee plans to change ownership or transfer of this wastewater discharge permit, permittee shall give the Control Authority at least 30 days notice with written certification by the new owner or operator. See Part IV (B)(11) of permit for more details. • If sampling performed by Honeywell indicates a violation, Honeywell shall notify the City orally within 24 hours of becoming aware of the violation, submit a written follow up report within five (5) days, and resample and submit the results of the analysis to the Control Authority within thirty (30) days after becoming aware of the violation. See Part III (D) of permit for more details on permit violations. • The permittee shall notify the Control Authority of any significant changes to the permittee’s operations or system which might alter the nature, quality, or volume of its wastewater at least thirty (30) days before the change. See Part III (G) • In the event that an oral notification is required due to a spill or slug to the sewer, or other emergency, the permittee shall immediately call 574-277-8515 and dial zero (0) to reach an operator followed by a written verification within five (5) days of the incident. See Part III (I) of your permit for details.