Underground Injection Control Program Sample Clauses

Underground Injection Control Program. The main objective of the UIC program is to prevent contamination of underground sources of drinking water. The work of the UIC program supports the USEPA national goal of "Clean and Safe Water" and USEPA Region 5, Water Division Goal of "All people in Region 5 served by public water supplies have water that is consistently safe to drink." The specific goal of the UIC program is to protect underground sources of drinking water from contamination by underground disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous waste through injection xxxxx. To this end, Illinois EPA will meet or exceed national performance activity measures as established for the UIC program. 1. Class I: Illinois EPA will continue to implement a UIC program for regulating Class I injection well activity in Illinois. a. Illinois EPA will address 100% of Class I waste disposal injection xxxxx that are identified to be in significant violation (SDW-12). b. Illinois EPA will report the percent of Class I waste disposal xxxxx that maintain mechanical integrity (SDW-14). 2. Class V (Illinois UIC Program Mutual Benefits Project): During FY06, USEPA and Illinois EPA will continue to implement and measure activities to address high priority Class V xxxxx in Illinois Source Water Protection Areas (SWPAs). Illinois EPA will continue to work with the USEPA as specified in the Mutual Environmental Interests Section of the EnPPA to implement the Illinois UIC Program Mutual Benefits Project. The main focus of the project will be on Class V Motor Vehicle Waste Disposal Xxxxx (MVWDWs) and will include collecting inventory and closure or permitting of the xxxxx identified. The project will continue to allow USEPA to work with Illinois EPA, in an effort to use limited resources in the most productive manner and to identify the responsibilities for addressing xxxxx subject to the new regulations. The project will also support Illinois EPA in achieving the National UIC Program Activity Measures for FY06 as they pertain to Class V xxxxx. The sunset of the Illinois UIC Program Mutual Benefits Project is sometime in 2007. After this time, Illinois EPA, utilizing tools developed during the project, will maintain full responsibility for the Illinois UIC Class V program implementation, as resources allow.
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