General Permits. The city manager may issue a general permit for up to five years for on-going operational activities such as, without limitation, stormwater facility management, stream channel sediment removal and repair or replacement of other public facilities.
General Permits. (1) The time limit for completing the work under a DA general permit verified prior to the effective date of assumption for the discharge of dredged or fill material in State assumed waters will remain the expiration date stated in the verification letter, to include 12 months after expiration if work has commenced or is under contract to commence. After the effective date of assumption, any work that remains incomplete by the expiration date must receive a new permit from DEP under the State 404 Program. Requests for modifications of verifications under a DA general permit within State assumed waters shall be made to DEP. After the effective date of assumption, no new verifications under general permits will be issued by the Corps within State assumed waters.
(2) Upon EPA approval of the State 404 Program, the FDEP will assume administration of the following Regional General Permits in State assumed waters: SAJ-13 (Aerial Transmission Lines in Florida); SAJ-14 (Sub-aqueous Utility and Transmission Lines in Florida); SAJ-86 (Residential, Commercial, Recreational and Institutional Fill in the Choctawhatchee Bay, Lake Xxxxxx, and West Bay Basins, Bay and Xxxxxx Counties, Florida); SAJ-90 (Residential, Commercial & Institutional Developments in Northeast Florida); SAJ-103 (Residential Fill in Xxxxxx By The Sea, a Subdivision in Santa Xxxx County); SAJ-105 (Residential, Commercial, Recreational and Institutional Fill in the West Bay Watershed of Bay County, Florida); and SAJ-114 (Residential, Commercial, Recreational and Institutional Fill in the Choctawhatchee Bay and St. Andrew’s Bay Watersheds located in Bay County and Xxxxxx County, Florida). The Corps will transfer relevant information, files, and records to DEP, pursuant to 40 C.F.R. § 233.14(b)(3).
General Permits. All significant users proposing to connect to or to contribute to the POTW shall obtain a wastewater discharge permit before connecting to or contributing to the POTW. All existing significant users connected to or 1Editor's Note: Schedule A is on file in the Township office. contributing to the POTW shall obtain a wastewater contribution permit within 180 days after the effective date of this subpart.
General Permits. The national USACE goal for processing other permit actions is 85% within 60 days of a complete application.
General Permits a. All Guam resident booth applicants (except registered non-profit organizations) that have items for sale must have a Government of Guam business license (temporary) and a concession booth permit from the Guam Fire Department.
b. Any item imported under the Guam Product Seal program must be labeled with place of manufacturer and present a permit.
c. All booth applicants that are handling food for sale (with the exception of unprocessed fruits and vegetables) must have a Government of Guam sanitary permit and each staff member must have a health certificate.
d. All vendors are responsible for obtaining the required government permits, certificates and/or licenses to participate as a vendor in LIBERATION CARNIVAL.
e. All vendors must adhere to Public Health, Safety and Fire requirements in accordance to their participation as a vendor in LIBERATION CARNIVAL. Requirements can be clarified with agency personnel at GovGuam OneStop Center.
General Permits. (a) At the discretion of the Authority, General Permits may be available for groups of Industrial Users. Upon review of an application for a new or renewal Wastewater Discharge Permit the Authority may recommend that a Industrial User be covered under a general permit. When applying for a new or renewed discharge permit, an industrial user may also request coverage under a general permit. To be eligible for coverage under a general permit the IU must meet the following criteria, as determined by the Authority, when compared with other facilities covered under the general permit. All of the facilities to be covered must:
(i) Involve the same or substantially similar types of operations;
(ii) Discharge the same types of wastes;
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(iv) Require (he same or similar monitoring; and
(v) In the opinion of the Authority, are more appropriately controlled under a general control mechanism than under individual control mechanisms.
(b) The Authority may not control a Industrial User through a general control mechanism where the facility is subject to production-based categorical Pretreatment Standards or categorical Pretreatment Standards expressed as mass of pollutant discharged per day or for Industrial Users whose limits are based on the Combined Wastestream Formula or Net/Gross calculations.
General Permits. The time limit for completing the work under a Department of the Army general permit verified prior to the date of assumption for regulated activities in assumable waters will remain the expiration date stated in the permit and regulation. Requests for modifications of work verified under a general permit prior to expiration and after the date of assumption shall be made to DEP for evaluation under the State 404 Program. Work authorized by general permits verified prior to the date of State assumption in assumable waters shall remain in effect for the purposes of Section 404 after State assumption. These verifications shall continue to be effective for the original duration established by the Corps to include twelve months after expiration if work has commenced or is under contract to commence. After assumption, activities previously subject to a general permit and occurring within waters assumed by the State shall require a permit under the State 404 Program.
General Permits. General permits can be nationwide permits (NWPs), regional general permits (RGPs), or programmatic general permits (PGPs). IPs can be standard permits (SPs) or letters of permission (LPs).
General Permits a. After identifying dischargers appropriately regulated by a general permit, the Department will collect sufficient effluent data to develop effluent limitations and prepare the draft general permit. Each draft general permit will be transmitted to the Region 8 NPDES permitting program.
b. The Regional Administrator will have up to ninety (90) days to review draft general permits and provide comments, recommendations and objections to the
General Permits. A. Projects eligible for a NYSDEC General Permit (GP) and related authorization will not be eligible for the One Process/One Permit program established by Section 2.3.11 of the Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure and implemented through this Agreement unless and until such time as the Commission, after reviewing the relevant GPs, has expressly found and determined that a particular GP contains all terms and conditions necessary to ensure that projects covered by the GP do not impair or conflict with the DRBC Comprehensive Plan (“Section 3.8 Determination”).
B. The NYSDEC will provide DRBC with an opportunity to review and provide input in accordance with procedures outlined in Section II.G. (relating to Category WW2 projects) on the renewal of any SPDES GPs that could potentially apply to projects that are also subject to DRBC review. It is understood by both parties that depending upon the complexity of the GP, more than 30 days may be needed for DRBC to review and comment on the new draft GP.
C. The NYSDEC and the Commission agree that as the resources of each Party permit, the Parties may undertake a review of each existing GP at any time prior to the time of the GP renewal, in order for the Commission to provide input and make the Section 3.8 Determination as appropriate.
D. All SPDES GPs for which the Commission has made the Section 3.8 Determination shall be listed in Appendix D of this Agreement. For all projects authorized by a GP that has been added to Appendix D, there will be no DRBC review prior to issuance of the authorization by NYSDEC.
E. For projects within the Delaware River Basin that are authorized by a GP that has not been added to Appendix D, the applicant may still be required to obtain DRBC approval pursuant to the Compact and existing DRBC rules.
F. NYSDEC will provide DRBC with a copy of all GP acknowledgement letters issued within the DRB at the time they are sent to the applicant. On the basis of such letters, DRBC may notify an applicant that DRBC review and approval are also required.
