DATA MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION TRANSFER Sample Clauses

DATA MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION TRANSFER. X. XXXXX and MDEQ will work together to develop an efficient data management and information transfer system. USEPA and MDEQ agree to expeditiously transfer to one another any requested documents. X. XXXX and USEPA agree to the following procedures with respect to confidentiality of information: 1. Any information obtained or used in the administration of the program shall be available to USEPA upon request without restriction, except for information that has been submitted to MDEQ with an application for confidentiality in accordance with Act 442 of Public Acts of 1976, as amended, of Michigan Compiled Laws (Freedom of Information Act). For information deemed confidential in accordance with state law, USEPA will request such information directly from the permit applicant or permittee, consistent with Michigan's R 336.1213(e). If USEPA makes such a request, USEPA's review period for the proposed ROP will not begin until the permit applicant has submitted all such information required by USEPA. 2. Any information obtained by USEPA from a permit applicant or permittee which is subject to a claim of confidentiality will be treated by USEPA in accordance with the regulations in 40 CFR part 2. C. MDEQ agrees to make available to USEPA and the public the following permitting information, except that MDEQ may not make available to the public information for which confidential treatment has been granted, or information for which confidential treatment has been requested and the MDEQ has not yet acted on the request. If information requested by the public has been determined to be confidential, MDEQ will send a letter of denial to the requester detailing the exact reason why the information is being withheld. USEPA will request confidential information directly from the permit applicant or permittee. 1. At a minimum, the following permit documents shall be available to USEPA either through direct electronic access, or by hardcopy submission to USEPA. To the maximum extent possible, MDEQ agrees to share the following documents through electronic access. USEPA will accept the electronic portions of an application as an application summary if the electronic data constitutes a significant portion of the source's application. If requested, however, MDEQ will provide USEPA with any hard copy portions of an application that are not available electronically. a. ROP applications or application summaries b. Proposed permits c. Any written refusal to accept an affected State'...
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DATA MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION TRANSFER. A. USEPA and MPCA will work together to develop an efficient data management and information transfer system. USEPA and MPCA agree to expeditiously transfer to one another any specifically requested documents. B. At a minimum, the following permit documents shall be available to USEPA either through direct electronic access, or by submission to USEPA: construction/operating permit applications or application summary forms (if agreed to by USEPA and MPCA), proposed permits, any written refusal to accept an affected State's recommendations on a draft permit, and final permits. This list includes any such documentation required by permit revision procedures. C. MPCA and USEPA agree to the following procedures with respect to confidentiality of information: 1. Any information obtained or used in the administration of the program shall be available to USEPA or MPCA upon request without restriction unless the MPCA has granted confidentiality status to the information. 2. If any information is submitted to MPCA under a claim of confidentiality and the MPCA grants confidentiality status, the MPCA agrees to notify USEPA of the existence of confidential information not being transmitted directly from the MPCA. Also, upon request from USEPA, the MPCA will require the permittee to submit the confidential information directly to USEPA along with a confidentiality claim. 3. Any information obtained from a permitting agency or from a source and subject to a claim of confidentiality will be treated by USEPA in accordance with the regulations in 40 CFR pt. 2. X. XXXX agrees to make available to USEPA and the public (to the extent provided by confidentiality provisions) the following permitting information. MPCA agrees to develop their data management system (DELTA) to be compatible with AIRS-AFS to the extent practicable. 1. Basic permit tracking information. 2. Copies of all permit application (including compliance plans), and any summary forms of permit applications. 3. Copies of draft and proposed permits. 4. Copies of all final permits and all settlements and decisions in permit appeals. 5. Records of sources covered by general permits. 6. Records of denied and revoked permits. 7. Records of public notice procedures permits have undergone, and copies of public comments. 8. Copies of permit revisions, modifications, and amendments and any applications for such revisions.
DATA MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION TRANSFER. A. OEPA and USEPA agree to work together to develop an efficient data management and information transfer system. OEPA and USEPA agree to expeditiously transfer to one another any requested documents as outlined in this agreement or any working document developed pursuant to IV.B. B. OEPA and USEPA agree that any information obtained or used in the administration of the program shall be available to USEPA upon request without restriction and in a form specified by USEPA. To the extent practicable, such files shall be in the form of computer readable files compatible with AIRS. Any information obtained by USEPA from OEPA or from a permit applicant or permittee which is subject to a claim of confidentiality will be treated by USEPA in accordance with the regulations at 40 CFR Part 2. C. OEPA agrees to make available to USEPA the following permitting information. 1. At a minimum, the following permit documents shall be available to USEPA: a. Non-confidential operating permit applications; b. Proposed permits; c. Any written refusal to accept an affected State's recommendations on a draft permit; d. Final permits; and

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