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This document outlines the significant amendment to the Aquifer Protection Permit for the 91st Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant in Arizona, detailing the conditions for operation, monitoring requirements,

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How to fill out AQUIFER PROTECTION PERMIT NO. P-100579

1. Obtain the application form for Aquifer Protection Permit No. P-100579 from the official website or local authority.
2. Fill out the applicant's information section, including name, address, and contact details.
3. Provide a detailed description of the proposed project or activity that requires the permit.
4. Include site plans that outline the location and dimensions of the area to be affected.
5. Complete all required environmental assessment sections, including potential impacts on the aquifer.
6. Gather and attach any supporting documentation, such as geological surveys or water quality reports.
7. Review the completed application for accuracy and completeness.
8. Submit the application along with any required fees to the appropriate authority for review.
9. Monitor for any feedback or additional requirements from the reviewing agency after submission.

Who needs AQUIFER PROTECTION PERMIT NO. P-100579?

1. Any individual or organization planning to conduct activities that may impact an aquifer, such as construction, excavation, or land use changes.
2. Businesses intending to manage or dispose of wastewater or other substances that may affect water quality.
3. Municipalities considering projects that could influence groundwater resources.

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What is the groundwater Act in Arizona?

The 1980 Groundwater Management Act created four Active Management Areas (AMAs) with specific management goals and requirements to address groundwater overdraft. A fifth AMA (Santa Cruz AMA) was created in 1994 and a sixth, (Douglas AMA) was established in 2022.

What is the aquifer protection program in Arizona?

The Aquifer Protection Plan Program distributes permits to allow pollutants to be discharged into the water supply in certain quantities. Lastly, the Safe Drinking Water Act regulates the amount of contaminants that can be permitted in drinking water.

What is an aquifer in English?

/ˈɒkwəfə/ Other forms: aquifers. An aquifer is an underground water supply — one found in porous rock, sand, gravel, or the like. Your town might get its water from a lake, river, reservoir, aquifer, or some other source. Aquifer is from the Latin aqua ("water") and ferre ("to bear") — an aquifer literally bears water.

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Under the Safe Drinking Water Act, EPA's SSA program enables the Agency to designate an aquifer as a sole source of drinking water and establish a review area.

What is the sole source aquifer protection program?

What is an Assured Water Supply? The Assured Water Supply program is the regulatory program used by the Arizona Department of Water Resources. The Assured Water Supply program was created subsequent to the historic 1980 Groundwater Management Act, and operates within Arizona's five Active Management Areas.

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What is AQUIFER PROTECTION PERMIT NO. P-100579?

AQUIFER PROTECTION PERMIT NO. P-100579 is a regulatory authorization granted for activities that may impact the groundwater resources to ensure the protection of aquifers from contamination.

Who is required to file AQUIFER PROTECTION PERMIT NO. P-100579?

Individuals or entities engaged in activities that may affect groundwater quality, such as commercial operations, industrial facilities, or specific land uses, are required to file AQUIFER PROTECTION PERMIT NO. P-100579.

How to fill out AQUIFER PROTECTION PERMIT NO. P-100579?

To fill out AQUIFER PROTECTION PERMIT NO. P-100579, applicants need to complete the necessary forms provided by the regulatory agency, providing detailed information about their operations, potential impacts on aquifers, and proposed mitigation measures.

What is the purpose of AQUIFER PROTECTION PERMIT NO. P-100579?

The purpose of AQUIFER PROTECTION PERMIT NO. P-100579 is to prevent pollution of groundwater resources, to protect public health, and to manage the sustainable use of aquifers.

What information must be reported on AQUIFER PROTECTION PERMIT NO. P-100579?

Information that must be reported includes details of the proposed activity, potential contaminants, treatment processes, monitoring plans, and any previous compliance or environmental assessments relevant to groundwater protection.