Situations where infiltration is prohibited or not recommended

Summary of situations where infiltration of stormwater runoff is prohibited or not recommended.
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Condition	Prohibited	Not recommended	Not recommended unless conditions are met1
Local rule or ordinance prohibits infiltration	X
BMP is < 100 feet from drinking well in sensitive aquifer	X
BMP is < 50 feet from drinking well in a non-sensitive aquifer	X
BMP receives discharges from vehicle fueling and maintenance areas	if CGP applies2	X
There is less than 3 of separation to bedrock or saturated soil	if CGP applies		X
BMP receives discharges from certain industrial facilities	if CGP applies
BMP receives discharges from areas of contaminated soil	if CGP applies		X
Infiltration into BMP will mobilize contaminants in soil or groundwater	if CGP applies	X
BMP is located in D soils, unless infiltration allowed by LGU	if CGP applies		X
BMP is 1,000 feet up-gradient or 100 feet down-gradient of active karst, unless infiltration allowed by LGU	if CGP applies	X
BMP is located within a DWSMA, unless infiltration allowed by LGU	if CGP applies
BMP is located within 1 year travel time of drinking supply well		X
BMP is located in soils with infiltration rate > 8.3 in/hr	if CGP applies		X
BMP located within 10 feet of building or structure			X
BMP located within 35 feet of a septic system			X
BMP located less than 200 feet from toe of slope that exceeds 20%		X
BMP receives discharges from a confirmed stormwater hotspot			X
A mound beneath the BMP extends into the BMP		X

^{see discussion below for conditions under which infiltration is acceptable.
2}CGP = Construction Stormwater General Permit