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MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY GENERAL STORM WATER PERMIT MIG619000 ILLICIT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION PLAN FOR LIVINGSTON COUNTY DRAIN COMMISSIONER Brian Jonckheere Table of Contents Section

How to fill out general storm water permit

How to fill out a general storm water permit:

1. Begin by gathering all necessary documentation required to complete the permit application. This may include site plans, pollutant management plans, and other relevant information.
2. Carefully review the permit application form to ensure you understand all the questions and requirements. Take note of any specific instructions or additional documents that need to be submitted.
3. Provide accurate and detailed information in each section of the application form. This may include details about the project site, the type of storm water discharge, and any potential pollutants that may be present.
4. If required, include any monitoring or sampling plans as specified in the permit application form. These plans may outline the frequency and method of monitoring storm water discharges.
5. Attach any necessary supporting documentation to the application form, such as engineering plans or studies related to storm water management.
6. Review the completed application form and all attached documents to ensure everything is filled out accurately and completely. Double-check for any errors or missing information.
7. Submit the completed application and all required documents to the appropriate regulatory agency or department. Follow any specific instructions for submission, such as online filing or mailing.
8. Keep copies of all submitted documents for your records.

Who needs a general storm water permit?

1. Construction sites: Projects involving land disturbance or construction activities that disturb one or more acres of land or are part of a common plan of development or sale.
2. Industrial facilities: Certain industries, such as manufacturing plants or automotive repair shops, that have the potential to generate pollutants that can be carried by storm water runoff.
3. Municipalities: Municipal separate storm sewer systems (MS4s) that serve populations of 100,000 or more, as well as smaller MS4s designated by the regulatory agency.
4. Transportation facilities: Airports, seaports, rail yards, and other transportation-related facilities that have the potential to generate pollutants from their activities.
5. Mining and extraction operations: Activities that involve extracting minerals or other natural resources, which may generate pollutants that can be transported by storm water runoff.
6. Agricultural operations: Farms and other agricultural activities that have the potential to generate pollutants from animal husbandry, chemical applications, or soil erosion.
7. Others as determined by local regulations and requirements. It is important to consult with the appropriate regulatory agency or department to determine if a general storm water permit is necessary for your specific project or activity.

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What is general storm water permit?

A general storm water permit is a regulatory document issued by authorities to regulate the discharge of storm water runoff from certain facilities.

Who is required to file general storm water permit?

Certain industrial facilities, construction sites, and municipalities are required to file for a general storm water permit if they have the potential to discharge storm water runoff.

How to fill out general storm water permit?

To fill out a general storm water permit, the facility must provide information about their operations, potential pollutants, and storm water management practices.

What is the purpose of general storm water permit?

The purpose of a general storm water permit is to regulate and control the discharge of storm water runoff to protect water quality and the environment.

What information must be reported on general storm water permit?

Information such as facility details, storm water management practices, potential pollutants, and monitoring plans must be reported on a general storm water permit.