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The document discusses the renewal of the NPDES Permit for the City of Colusa's wastewater treatment plant, which is undergoing a major upgrade to improve its treatment processes. The permit allows for a regulated discharge of treated wastewater while addressing compliance with new effluent limitations for various contaminants. Key issues include public comments on the designation of beneficial uses for receiving waters, compliance with aluminum and chlorine limitations, and salinity management. The document outlines proposed modifications to address these concerns and emphasizes the need for further studies and monitoring.

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There are over 1,100 wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) throughout California that clean the increasing amount of wastewater produced by households, businesses, and industry throughout the state.

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