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Clean Water Act discharge permit · NPDES WAG641006

CAMAS WTP, Camas, WA: NPDES WAG641006 discharge permit, effluent exceedances, inspections, penalties

CAMAS WTP holds NPDES permit WAG641006. EPA’s file records it issued July 15, 2009 and expiring August 31, 2014.

CAMAS WTP, Camas, Washington: Coverage under a general permit WAG641006; Administratively continued (past its expiration date and still in force until reissued); issued July 15, 2009, term to August 31, 2014, by State.

  • Turbidity: 0 limits, 4 violations of any kind, 0 effluent exceedances.
  • pH: 0 limits, 4 violations of any kind, 0 effluent exceedances.
  • Number of Events: 0 limits, 4 violations of any kind, 0 effluent exceedances.
  • Volume, total: 0 limits, 4 violations of any kind, 0 effluent exceedances.
  • Solids, settleable: 0 limits, 2 violations of any kind, 0 effluent exceedances.
  • Arsenic, dissolved [as As]: 0 limits, 2 violations of any kind, 0 effluent exceedances.
  • Arsenic, total [as As]: 0 limits, 2 violations of any kind, 0 effluent exceedances.
  • Chlorine, total residual: 0 limits, 2 violations of any kind, 0 effluent exceedances.

CAMAS WTP among its neighbors

EPA’s permit file holds 57 discharge permits in the Lacamas Creek subwatershed (HUC 170800010605), WAG641006 among them. Its county holds 454, 5 of them major permits; WAG641006 is a minor permit.

Other permits in the Lacamas Creek subwatershed (HUC 170800010605)

Identity

Facility as filedCAMAS WTP
Permittee as filedCAMAS WTP
NPDES IDWAG641006
Permit statusAdministratively continued (past its expiration date and still in force until reissued)
Permit typeCoverage under a general permit
Discharger classMinor discharger
Facility typeNot a publicly owned treatment works
IssuedJuly 15, 2009
Expiration dateAugust 31, 2014
Issuing agencyState
AddressCamas, WA 98607
Receiving water impaired303(D) Listed
SubwatershedLacamas Creek (HUC 170800010605)

Effluent limits and exceedances

An effluent exceedance is a discharge monitoring report value over the permit’s numeric limit (EPA’s violation code E90). A violation of any kind also counts a report not filed. Each row is EPA’s own count for that pollutant.

Pollutant or measureLimitsViolations, any kindEffluent exceedancesLatest exceedanceLargest exceedance, as filed
Turbidity040
pH040
Number of Events040
Volume, total040
Solids, settleable020
Arsenic, dissolved [as As]020
Arsenic, total [as As]020
Chlorine, total residual020

EPA’s effluent violation file records no exceedance of a numeric limit for NPDES WAG641006.

Inspections, violations and enforcement

EPA’s single-event violation file, as loaded, holds no violation for NPDES WAG641006.

Inspections

EPA’s inspection file holds no inspection for NPDES WAG641006.

Formal enforcement and penalties

0 formal actions, 0 of them with a penalty assessed. Federal and state penalties are separate figures from separate authorities and are shown as each was filed, never added together.

Informal enforcement

EPA’s informal enforcement file holds no action for NPDES WAG641006.

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Nearby on the register

Figures from EPA’s ICIS-NPDES download, loaded September 15, 2026.

What this page shows

Of the general permit coverages in Clark County, 0.0% were issued earlier than CAMAS WTP. The register lists 112 general permit coverages in Clark County, and 83.9% of them have a violation on file. Within the Lacamas Creek subwatershed, 57 NPDES permits are recorded.