Utah Admin. Code R317-15-4 - Application Provisions
4.1. Unless
otherwise determined by the director, the application for Certification shall
include the following complete information and documentation:
A. application date;
B. name and address of the
applicant;
C. signature of the
applicant. A corporate application must be signed by an officer of the
corporation. Any signature required for application for Certification shall be
provided as described in
40
CFR Section
122.22(a);
D. name, address, email address and phone
number of a contact for the application, e.g., the person to whom requests for
additional information should be addressed;
E. list of names and address of landowners
adjacent to the project site;
F.
plan or drawings that include a plan view, cross section view, and elevation
view;
G. associated existing or
pending federal, state, and local permits, including land use permits, with
corresponding file numbers;
H. for
proposed discharges:
1. name(s) of the waters
where the discharge may occur;
2.
precise latitude and longitude of the discharge location(s) to
5th decimal place in decimal degrees and to the
tenth of a degree in degrees-minutes-seconds notation;
3. beneficial use classifications of
potentially affected surface waters (see Section
R317-2-13
); and
I. a
description of the overall project including the construction and operation of
the facilities which may result in discharge. Characterize the physical,
chemical, biological, thermal and other pertinent properties of the
discharge;
J. a description on how
the discharges are compliant with water quality standards of the receiving
water including anti-degradation requirements, beneficial use designations,
narrative standards and numeric criteria;
K. a description of the methods and means
being used or proposed to monitor the quality and characteristics of the
discharge and the operation of the equipment or facilities employed in control
of the proposed discharge. Provide a map showing the location(s) of the
monitoring point(s);
L. supporting
documentation submitted to federal agencies (e.g., maps, plans, specifications,
project dimensions, copies of associated federal applications, biological and
engineering studies, reference information in FERC filings, Environmental
Assessment or Environmental Impact Statements, Alternative Analyses), as
applicable;
M. an exhibit that
identifies and describes other requirements of State law applicable to the
activity that have any relationship to water quality, including requirements
under:
1. Section
19-5-114,
spills or discharges of oil or other substance;
2. Section
R317-2-12,
Category 1 and Category 2 waters;
3. Section
R317-2-3
Antidegradation Policy (ADR);
4.
Utah Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (UPDES) Storm Water General Permit
for Construction Activities Permit No. UTR300000; and
5. UPDES General Permit for Construction
Dewatering Permit No. UTG070000.
N. estimated dates on which the activity will
begin and end and the date or dates on which the discharge(s) will take
place;
O. additional information
regarding any unique features of the project;
P. any additional information as required by
the director.
4.2. If
any information required by 4.1 is expected to be developed in the course of
the federal application process, the applicant shall include a statement to
that effect, and shall provide the information when it is submitted to the
federal permitting or licensing agency.
4.3. The director may prescribe a form for
application for a Certification.
4.4. If an application for Certification is
incomplete or is otherwise deficient, the applicant will be notified and will
be given a deadline for the submittal of such information. If the information
is not submitted timely and is necessary for reaching a Certification decision,
the Certification process will be suspended pending the development of
additional information.
4.5. The
owner or its duly authorized representative shall notify the director in
writing of changes which may affect the application for Certification and
Certification process.
4.6. The
applicant shall pay any applicable application fees to the "Utah Division of
Water Quality." Contact the Division for further information about the
application fee. The application fee is not refundable or transferable to a
separate application.
4.7. An
application for Certification shall be made simultaneously with the application
to the federal licensing or permit agency. If application is not made in
accordance with this requirement, there may be delays and additional fees to
allow the collection and consideration of all pertinent information.
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