New Mexico Environment Department at Torrance County

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This document is a draft renewal for Ground Water Discharge Permit DP-257 for Sunset Dairy, issued by the New Mexico Environment Department. It outlines comprehensive requirements for managing facility operations, including wastewater, stormwater, impoundments, land application areas, and monitoring wells, all aimed at protecting groundwater quality. The permit also details conditions for facility closure, financial assurance for potential closure costs, and various contingency plans. The term of the permit is established for a fixed period of five years from its effective issuance date.

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This document is a notification from the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) regarding the proposed approval of a Ground Water Discharge Permit Renewal (DP-1928) for Dayco Incorporated concerning the Former Gulton Industries Site. The permit authorizes Dayco Incorporated to inject chemical additives for groundwater remediation using a Class V UIC injection well for a term of up to five years. The permit outlines specific injection activities, monitoring requirements, and conditions for compliance with state regulations, and invites public review and comment before final approval.

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This agreement is a grant from the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration, Local Government Division (DFA/LGD) to Torrance County for $225,000.00 to plan, design, and construct a shop and fencing for the road department equipment. The grant is funded by a capital appropriation (Laws of 2022, Chapter 53, Section 30, Paragraph 438). The agreement outlines project details, funding limitations, reporting requirements, payment procedures, and conditions for termination and compliance. The effective date is upon execution by the Department, and the agreement terminates on June 30, 2026.

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This document is a draft Ground Water Discharge Permit (DP-1973) issued by the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) to Nicky Huey, Owner of the Rock House Road Facility. The permit authorizes the discharge of up to 5,000 gallons per day of domestic septage to a 9.8-acre land surface disposal area. It outlines operational plans, monitoring and reporting requirements, contingency plans, closure plans, and general terms and conditions, including compliance with relevant state and federal regulations to protect groundwater quality and public health.