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Cornerstone Fundamental Principles - ANS Integrity, Objectivity, Confidentiality, Competence, Professionalism Establishment of Phase II and Permits - ANS Phase II established in 1999, permits began in 2003 6 Minimum Control Measures - ANS SWMPs for Stormwater Management Programs: Public Outreach, Public Involvement, Illicit Discharge Detection, Construction Runoff Control, Post Construction Management, Pollution Prevention Federal Water Pollution Control Act - ANS Established in 1948 as framework for CWA, amended in 1972 Purpose of NPDES - ANS Control discharges of pollutants from point sources POTW Definition - ANS Publicly Owned Treatment Works NURP and Discoveries - ANS National Urban Runoff Program () characterized stormwater pollutants from residential, commercial, and light industrial areas, discovered common pollutants CPSWQ EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2 Copyright ©2025 SIRJOEL ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Section 402 Categories - ANS Facilities under NPDES permit, Facilities with industrial activity, Large MS4 Systems, Medium MS4 Systems, Facilities contributing to poor water quality Section 404 Description - ANS Outlines Dredge/Fill permitting CZARA Meaning - ANS Coastal Zone Act Reauthorization Amendments - States with coastal zone jurisdiction must develop non-point pollution control plan Stormwater Discharges - ANS Any conveyance like a pipe, ditch, or channel where pollutants are discharged. Waters of the US - ANS -Waters used for commerce, interstate waters, wetlands, intrastate waters, tributaries, Territorial Sea, and wetlands adjacent to US waters. Exclusions from Waters of the US - ANS Waste treatment systems meeting CWA requirements. Construction Activities Requiring NPDES Permit - ANS Disturbing 5 acres (Phase I) or 1-5 acres (Phase II), or construction with heavy equipment impacting water quality. NPDES Permit Application - ANS Operator of construction site (owner if operator not identified). Phase II Coverage - ANS Commercial, retail, light industrial, institutional facilities, construction 5 acres, and MS4 systems 100k population. Phase II Exempti

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CPSWQ EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS



Cornerstone Fundamental Principles - ANS Integrity, Objectivity, Confidentiality,
Competence, Professionalism



Establishment of Phase II and Permits - ANS Phase II established in 1999, permits began in
2003



6 Minimum Control Measures - ANS SWMPs for Stormwater Management Programs: Public
Outreach, Public Involvement, Illicit Discharge Detection, Construction Runoff Control, Post
Construction Management, Pollution Prevention



Federal Water Pollution Control Act - ANS Established in 1948 as framework for CWA,
amended in 1972



Purpose of NPDES - ANS Control discharges of pollutants from point sources



POTW Definition - ANS Publicly Owned Treatment Works



NURP and Discoveries - ANS National Urban Runoff Program (1978-1983) characterized
stormwater pollutants from residential, commercial, and light industrial areas, discovered
common pollutants




1 Copyright ©2025 SIRJOEL ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

, Section 402 Categories - ANS Facilities under NPDES permit, Facilities with industrial activity,
Large MS4 Systems, Medium MS4 Systems, Facilities contributing to poor water quality



Section 404 Description - ANS Outlines Dredge/Fill permitting



CZARA Meaning - ANS Coastal Zone Act Reauthorization Amendments - States with coastal
zone jurisdiction must develop non-point pollution control plan



Stormwater Discharges - ANS Any conveyance like a pipe, ditch, or channel where pollutants
are discharged.



Waters of the US - ANS -Waters used for commerce, interstate waters, wetlands, intrastate
waters, tributaries, Territorial Sea, and wetlands adjacent to US waters.



Exclusions from Waters of the US - ANS Waste treatment systems meeting CWA
requirements.



Construction Activities Requiring NPDES Permit - ANS Disturbing >5 acres (Phase I) or 1-5
acres (Phase II), or construction with heavy equipment impacting water quality.



NPDES Permit Application - ANS Operator of construction site (owner if operator not
identified).



Phase II Coverage - ANS Commercial, retail, light industrial, institutional facilities,
construction <5 acres, and MS4 systems <100k population.



Phase II Exemptions - ANS Oil and Gas Operators, Silviculture, Agriculture (crop production
only).




2 Copyright ©2025 SIRJOEL ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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