| (a) This rule applies to any city with a population of at least 10,000 persons, based on the most recent federal decennial census, and in which a water quality assessment report required by Texas Water Code, §26.0135 or other commission assessment or study, as described in §216.24 of this title (relating to Water Quality Assessments and Studies), has identified water pollution that is attributable to non-permitted sources, excluding sources over which a municipality does not have regulatory jurisdiction. Cities meeting applicability shall be required to satisfy applicable provisions of this subchapter upon receipt of notice issued by the executive director pursuant to §216.25 of this title (relating to Notice of Initial Determination). (b) A city whose population falls below 10,000, based on the most recent federal decennial census, will no longer have a duty to satisfy the applicable provisions of this subchapter upon the executive director's receipt from the city of the most recent federal decennial census indicating that the population has fallen below 10,000. (c) A Water Pollution Control and Abatement Program submitted under this subchapter is not a Water Pollution and Abatement Plan as provided by Texas Water Code, §26.121(a)(2)(B). |
