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This document is a permit application required to request coverage under General WPDES Permit No. WI-0049344-3 for pollutant discharges to surface waters or seepage systems for pit and trench dewatering

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How to fill out Pit/Trench Dewatering General Permit Request

1. Obtain the Pit/Trench Dewatering General Permit Request Form from the relevant regulatory agency's website.
2. Read the instructions carefully to understand the requirements and necessary information.
3. Fill out the applicant's information, including name, address, and contact details.
4. Provide site-specific information, including the location of the pit/trench and a description of the dewatering activities.
5. Include information on the volume of water to be discharged and the anticipated duration of dewatering.
6. Specify the method of dewatering that will be used.
7. Outline any proposed best management practices (BMPs) to prevent pollution.
8. Review the form for completeness and accuracy before submission.
9. Submit the completed form to the appropriate regulatory agency along with any required fees.

Who needs Pit/Trench Dewatering General Permit Request?

1. Any individual or organization planning to discharge water from a pit or trench that may affect surface or groundwater resources.
2. Construction companies involved in excavation or site development activities.
3. Environmental consultants overseeing projects that involve dewatering activities.
4. Municipalities and public agencies managing water resources for land disturbance projects.

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What is Pit/Trench Dewatering General Permit Request?

The Pit/Trench Dewatering General Permit Request is a regulatory application that allows for the temporary discharge of groundwater or surface water from pits or trenches to prevent flooding or maintain safe working conditions at construction sites or other similar activities.

Who is required to file Pit/Trench Dewatering General Permit Request?

Individuals or entities engaged in construction, excavation, or other activities that result in the accumulation of water in pits or trenches are required to file a Pit/Trench Dewatering General Permit Request.

How to fill out Pit/Trench Dewatering General Permit Request?

To fill out the Pit/Trench Dewatering General Permit Request, applicants must provide detailed information about the project, including site location, volume of water to be discharged, methods of dewatering, and potential impacts on the environment.

What is the purpose of Pit/Trench Dewatering General Permit Request?

The purpose of the Pit/Trench Dewatering General Permit Request is to ensure that dewatering activities are conducted in an environmentally responsible manner and to protect water quality by regulating the discharge of water from construction sites.

What information must be reported on Pit/Trench Dewatering General Permit Request?

Information that must be reported includes project details, dewatered water volume estimates, discharge location, treatment methods for the water, and any potential impacts on local water bodies and ecosystems.