Stormwater Electronic Discharge Monitoring Reports (eDMR) eDMR update: We continue to work through eDMR registrations, but there has been a delay. Permittees who already submitted registration forms but still awaiting information should continue to follow instructions for submitting DMRs below the table on this page. EPA’s NPDES Electronic Reporting Rule requires all NPDES-permitted facilities to submit reports such as discharge monitoring reports (DMRs) and annual reports electronically rather than in paper. The rule changes only the method by which information is provided, not the content of the information that must be provided. Please visit the Wastewater eDMR web site if you need information about electronic reporting for an NPDES wastewater permit. Benefits of eDMR Saves time and resources by eliminating paper reports. Provides a complete and accurate set of monitoring data on industrial facilities. This data can be used to update industrial permits going forward. Brings DEQ and permittees into compliance with EPA’s NPDES Electronic Reporting Rule. Deadlines The Stormwater Program has begun bringing NPDES Stormwater Industrial permittees into eDMR between now and January 1, 2022. NPDES Stormwater Industrial permit owners are required to complete Steps 1 and 2 of the Six Step Process by the following dates (in accordance with their permit types). If an industrial owner holds permits in two or more groups, then the earliest due date for Steps 1 and 2 will apply. For example, an owner with coverage under an NCG020000 and an NCG140000 is required to complete Steps 1 and 2 by January 1, 2022. If your industrial facility is not required to report analytical samples and does not foresee a need to do so in the near future, then you do not have to register for e-DMR. Group Industrial_Permits_in_this_Group Register in eDMR (Steps 1-2) Report in eDMR (Steps 3-5) A NCS Individual January 1, 2021 July 1, 2021or upon registration if delayed B NCG16 Asphalt Paving NCG17 Textile Mills NCG18 Furniture Manufacturing NCG20 Scrap Metal April 1, 2021 July 1, 2021or upon registration if delayed C NCG06 Food & Kindred NCG08 Transit & Transportation NCG09 Paints and Varnishes NCG10 Used Motor Vehicles NCG12 Landfills July 1, 2021 January 1, 2022or upon registration if delayed D NCG03 Metal Fabrication August 1, 2021 January 1, 2022or upon registration if delayed E NCG05 Apparel, Printing, Rubber NCG07 Stone, Clay, Glass September 1, 2021 January 1, 2022or upon registration if delayed F NCG11 Treatment Works >1MGD NCG13 Non-metal Waste/Scrap NCG21 Timber Products October 1, 2021 July 1, 2022or upon registration if delayed G NCG02 Mining Activities NCG19 Marinas January 1, 2022 July 1, 2022or upon registration if delayed H NCG14 Ready-Mix Concrete NCG15 Airports NCG24 Compost Operations May 1, 2022or upon notification if delayed January 1, 2023or upon registration if delayed How to Submit Paper DMRs Before eDMR is Implemented Download the applicable DMR from the NPDES Stormwater Industrial Individual website or the NPDES Stormwater General Permit website. Complete, sign, scan and upload the DMR to the NPDES Stormwater Permit Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) Upload form within 30 days of receiving sampling results. Please remember that paper DMRs must have original wet-ink signatures per federal regulations (once you transition to eDMR, electronic signatures will be accepted). Mail the original, wet-ink signed hard copy of the DMR to the appropriate DEMLR Regional Office. Do not send DMRs to Central Files in Raleigh! (This is a change from the previous procedure.) Note that DMR forms have recently been updated. System Requirements for eDMR To use eDMR, a user must have: A basic computer with adequate memory and resources for internet functions, An internet connection and browser (Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox), A PDF reader (Adobe Reader, Adobe Acrobat, or other available PDF reader), and A valid email address. Permittees who do not have the above items may submit an Application for Temporary Stormwater Electronic Reporting Waiver. Six Step Process for Stormwater eDMR The Six Step Process for Stormwater eDMR includes links to the required forms. Permittees will receive a letter reminding them of their due dates.
Stormwater Electronic Discharge Monitoring Reports (eDMR) eDMR update: We continue to work through eDMR registrations, but there has been a delay. Permittees who already submitted registration forms but still awaiting information should continue to follow instructions for submitting DMRs below the table on this page. EPA’s NPDES Electronic Reporting Rule requires all NPDES-permitted facilities to submit reports such as discharge monitoring reports (DMRs) and annual reports electronically rather than in paper. The rule changes only the method by which information is provided, not the content of the information that must be provided. Please visit the Wastewater eDMR web site if you need information about electronic reporting for an NPDES wastewater permit. Benefits of eDMR Saves time and resources by eliminating paper reports. Provides a complete and accurate set of monitoring data on industrial facilities. This data can be used to update industrial permits going forward. Brings DEQ and permittees into compliance with EPA’s NPDES Electronic Reporting Rule. Deadlines The Stormwater Program has begun bringing NPDES Stormwater Industrial permittees into eDMR between now and January 1, 2022. NPDES Stormwater Industrial permit owners are required to complete Steps 1 and 2 of the Six Step Process by the following dates (in accordance with their permit types). If an industrial owner holds permits in two or more groups, then the earliest due date for Steps 1 and 2 will apply. For example, an owner with coverage under an NCG020000 and an NCG140000 is required to complete Steps 1 and 2 by January 1, 2022. If your industrial facility is not required to report analytical samples and does not foresee a need to do so in the near future, then you do not have to register for e-DMR. Group Industrial_Permits_in_this_Group Register in eDMR (Steps 1-2) Report in eDMR (Steps 3-5) A NCS Individual January 1, 2021 July 1, 2021or upon registration if delayed B NCG16 Asphalt Paving NCG17 Textile Mills NCG18 Furniture Manufacturing NCG20 Scrap Metal April 1, 2021 July 1, 2021or upon registration if delayed C NCG06 Food & Kindred NCG08 Transit & Transportation NCG09 Paints and Varnishes NCG10 Used Motor Vehicles NCG12 Landfills July 1, 2021 January 1, 2022or upon registration if delayed D NCG03 Metal Fabrication August 1, 2021 January 1, 2022or upon registration if delayed E NCG05 Apparel, Printing, Rubber NCG07 Stone, Clay, Glass September 1, 2021 January 1, 2022or upon registration if delayed F NCG11 Treatment Works >1MGD NCG13 Non-metal Waste/Scrap NCG21 Timber Products October 1, 2021 July 1, 2022or upon registration if delayed G NCG02 Mining Activities NCG19 Marinas January 1, 2022 July 1, 2022or upon registration if delayed H NCG14 Ready-Mix Concrete NCG15 Airports NCG24 Compost Operations May 1, 2022or upon notification if delayed January 1, 2023or upon registration if delayed How to Submit Paper DMRs Before eDMR is Implemented Download the applicable DMR from the NPDES Stormwater Industrial Individual website or the NPDES Stormwater General Permit website. Complete, sign, scan and upload the DMR to the NPDES Stormwater Permit Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) Upload form within 30 days of receiving sampling results. Please remember that paper DMRs must have original wet-ink signatures per federal regulations (once you transition to eDMR, electronic signatures will be accepted). Mail the original, wet-ink signed hard copy of the DMR to the appropriate DEMLR Regional Office. Do not send DMRs to Central Files in Raleigh! (This is a change from the previous procedure.) Note that DMR forms have recently been updated. System Requirements for eDMR To use eDMR, a user must have: A basic computer with adequate memory and resources for internet functions, An internet connection and browser (Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox), A PDF reader (Adobe Reader, Adobe Acrobat, or other available PDF reader), and A valid email address. Permittees who do not have the above items may submit an Application for Temporary Stormwater Electronic Reporting Waiver. Six Step Process for Stormwater eDMR The Six Step Process for Stormwater eDMR includes links to the required forms. Permittees will receive a letter reminding them of their due dates.
eDMR update: We continue to work through eDMR registrations, but there has been a delay. Permittees who already submitted registration forms but still awaiting information should continue to follow instructions for submitting DMRs below the table on this page. EPA’s NPDES Electronic Reporting Rule requires all NPDES-permitted facilities to submit reports such as discharge monitoring reports (DMRs) and annual reports electronically rather than in paper. The rule changes only the method by which information is provided, not the content of the information that must be provided. Please visit the Wastewater eDMR web site if you need information about electronic reporting for an NPDES wastewater permit. Benefits of eDMR Saves time and resources by eliminating paper reports. Provides a complete and accurate set of monitoring data on industrial facilities. This data can be used to update industrial permits going forward. Brings DEQ and permittees into compliance with EPA’s NPDES Electronic Reporting Rule. Deadlines The Stormwater Program has begun bringing NPDES Stormwater Industrial permittees into eDMR between now and January 1, 2022. NPDES Stormwater Industrial permit owners are required to complete Steps 1 and 2 of the Six Step Process by the following dates (in accordance with their permit types). If an industrial owner holds permits in two or more groups, then the earliest due date for Steps 1 and 2 will apply. For example, an owner with coverage under an NCG020000 and an NCG140000 is required to complete Steps 1 and 2 by January 1, 2022. If your industrial facility is not required to report analytical samples and does not foresee a need to do so in the near future, then you do not have to register for e-DMR.
To use eDMR, a user must have: A basic computer with adequate memory and resources for internet functions, An internet connection and browser (Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox), A PDF reader (Adobe Reader, Adobe Acrobat, or other available PDF reader), and A valid email address. Permittees who do not have the above items may submit an Application for Temporary Stormwater Electronic Reporting Waiver.
