; (V) a municipal wastewater discharge; (VI) a water quality-based effluent limitation to implement an applicable wasteload allocation in a total maximum daily load; (VII) source water protection efforts that protect surface water supplies; and (VIII) nonpoint source controls through proposed trading approaches or other mechanisms; (vi) allows a municipality to develop a schedule of compliance that sequences the implementation of effluent limitations and other control measures based on the priorities established under clause (iv), in accordance with paragraph (4); (vii) enables the municipality to implement innovative or sustainable technologies, approaches, and practices to comply with such requirements, including through the use of green infrastructure measures as set forth in the memorandum issued by the Administrator on April 20, 2011, entitled Protecting Water Quality with Green Infrastructure in EPA Water Permitting and Enforcement Programs ; (viii) provides for meeting the requirements of this Act by using the existing flexibilities in this Act and its implementing regulations, policies, and guidance; and (ix) reflects State requirements and planning efforts and incorporates State input on priority setting and other key implementation issues; (B) a municipality may develop an integrated plan, in consultation with the Administrator (or an authorized State, in the case of a permit program approved under subsection (b)), that— (i) identifies the compliance requirements of the municipality under this Act, including effluent limitations and other control measures to be implemented by the municipality; (ii) includes, as applicable, a schedule developed under subparagraph (A)(vi) for complying with such requirements; and (iii) includes documentation of the integrated planning and permitting process of the municipality under this section, including data and other information on which the integrated plan is based