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Indiana Department of Environmental Management Office of Water Quality Wetlands Section Publication Date: December 1, 2022PUBLIC NOTICEClosing Date: December 21, 2022IDEM ID Number: 2022103745MTMA

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How to fill out discharges to federally non-jurisdictional

1. Identify the federally non-jurisdictional water bodies that need to be discharged into.
2. Obtain the necessary discharge permits or permissions from the relevant regulatory bodies.
3. Collect and prepare all required documentation and information regarding the discharge, such as volume and type of discharge, potential environmental impact, etc.
4. Implement any necessary pollution control measures to minimize the impact of the discharge on the environment.
5. Monitor and report on the discharge activities as required by the regulatory authorities.

Who needs discharges to federally non-jurisdictional?

1. Any individual, company, or organization that needs to discharge wastewater or other pollutants into federally non-jurisdictional water bodies would need to follow the process of obtaining and filling out discharges to federally non-jurisdictional.

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What is discharges to federally non-jurisdictional?

Discharges to federally non-jurisdictional refer to discharges of pollutants that are not regulated under federal laws, typically because they do not fall within the jurisdiction of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit program.

Who is required to file discharges to federally non-jurisdictional?

Generally, entities such as businesses or facilities that engage in activities leading to discharges that may affect water quality are required to file, provided their discharges are outside the jurisdiction of federal regulations but still meet state or local requirements.

How to fill out discharges to federally non-jurisdictional?

To fill out discharges to federally non-jurisdictional, responsible parties must complete the designated forms provided by their state or local regulatory authorities, providing necessary details such as the nature of the discharge, volume, and any potential environmental impacts.

What is the purpose of discharges to federally non-jurisdictional?

The purpose of reporting discharges to federally non-jurisdictional is to ensure transparency and accountability in pollution management at local and state levels, and to protect water quality despite the lack of federal jurisdiction.

What information must be reported on discharges to federally non-jurisdictional?

Information that must be reported includes the source of discharge, quantity, type of pollutants, date and time of discharge, and any corrective actions taken.