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Generator Site Access:
Waste Management and Radiation Control Permits and Permitting

Jump to: Permit Applications Inspection & Enforcement Notification R313-26 of the Utah Code establishes the terms for a Generator Site Access Permit Program which authorizes waste generators, waste processors and waste collectors to deliver radioactive wastes to a land disposal facility located within Utah. In addition, the Division has included in the Generator Site Access …

Permit FAQs (Generator Site Access):
Waste Management and Radiation Control Permits and Permitting

Who is regulated by R313-26 and will need a permit to transport waste to the State of Utah for disposal? Anyone sending radioactive waste to EnergySolutions needs a permit to access the site for eventual disposal of waste. What materials transported for disposal are regulated by R313-26? All radioactive waste categories or types are regulated …

Transportation FAQs (Generator Site Access):
Waste Management and Radiation Control Permits and Permitting

Jump to: Permit Requirements Shipping Papers Marking Labeling Placarding Emergency Response Information Training Stenciling Load Restraint Since, September 9, 2001, Jule Fausto, Health Physicist, has conducted preliminary safety inspections at the Envirocare of Utah, low-level waste disposal facility. These FAQs are based on observations and findings to date.   Permit Requirements Do carriers or transporters …

Hazardous Waste Facilities Permits

Evaluation of Closure, Post-Closure, and Perpetual Care and Maintenance for Commercial Hazardous Waste and Commercial Radioactive Waste Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities (5 MB) (September (2016) Evaluation of Closure, Post-Closure, and Perpetual Care and Maintenance for Commercial Hazardous Waste and Commercial Radioactive Waste Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities (20 MB) (September 2011) Evaluation of Closure, …

Water Quality Permits

Permit Wizard Visit the DEQ Permit Wizard Current Permits Available for Viewing Online Discharge Permits—UPDES Municipal, Industrial, Storm Water, or Construction Groundwater Permits Operating Permits—Large Underground Disposal and Treatment Systems Operating Permits—Wastewater Treatment Facilities Public Notices: Water Quality Underground Injection Control (UIC) Permits Permitting Facilities that produce, treat, dispose of, or otherwise discharge waste water …

Wastewater Treatment Facilities:
Operating Permits

Listed below are the systems covered by operating permits for wastewater treatment facilities. They may be classified as “non-discharging” or “total containment” lagoons (NDL), subsurface disposal/rapid infiltration basins(RIBs), land disposal(LD), or individual operating permits, and the permits are available in PDF format. System Name Permit Type Permit Number Town of Altamont General NDL UTOP00101 Ash …

Large Underground Wastewater Systems:
Operating Permits

All Large Underground Wastewater Systems have a responsibility under their Operating Permit to submit an Annual Inspection Report, due August 1st of every year. As current operating permits in PDF format are made available, they may be viewed by selecting the link on the system name. County Health District (Showing Local Health Departments) Beaver County …

Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Systems:
Operating Permits

Visit the Permit Wizard Jump to: Large Underground Wastewater Disposal Systems (LUWDS) Wastewater Treatment Facilities General Information Legislation has been passed that gives the Utah Water Quality Board authority to issue operating permits for: Total containment or “non-discharging” lagoons Subsurface disposal/rapid infiltration basins(RIBs) Land disposal Individual operating permits Large underground wastewater treatment/disposal systems. Large Underground …

Wastewater Permits

2017 Public Notices General Utah Sewer Management Permit Public Notice Statement of Basis Draft Permit Request for Publication Close of Comments: October 20, 2017 Public Hearing: None Contact (Email): Jennifer Robinson Type: UPDES Discharge Permits 2013 Public Notices Wastewater Project Assistance Program Public Notice 2014 Project Priority List Wastewater Project Assistance Program 2014 Intended Use …

UPDES Permitting Program

Example Appendix G BMP Specifications and Details (Construction Storm Water):
UPDES Permits

2.1 SWPPP Sign 2.2.1 Steel Plate and Marker 2.3.1 LOT Cut Down 2.3.2 Gutter Dam 2.3.3 Mechanical Sweeping 2.3.4 Manual Sweeping 2.3.5 Topsoil Preservation Policy 2.4.1 Hose 2.5.1 Scrape Tires 2.5.2 Parking Pad 2.5.3 Forklift Policy 1 2.5.3 Forklift Policy 2 2.6.1 Trash Receptacle 2.6.2 Heavy Trash Policy 2.6.3 Construction Spoil Envelope and Policy 2.6.4 …

NetDMR Network Discharge Monitoring Report:
UPDES Permits

NPDES permittees required to submit discharge monitoring reports (DMRs) may use NetDMR after requesting and receiving permission from their permitting authority. After the state or region has approved the facility’s request, the NetDMR tool enables permittees to complete their DMRs via a secure Internet connection. NetDMR Training Schedules for Permittees & Providers Training Schedules For …

Explanation of Standard Industry Classification (SIC) Codes:
UPDES Permits

Sector Industry Type (Linked to Specific Sector Requirements) Comments SIC Code A Timber Products Facilities Ornamental Shrub and Tree Service (346 KB) 24, Except 2434, 0783 B Paper and Allied Products Manufacturing Facilities (313 KB) c 26 C Chemical and Allied Products Manufacturing Facilities (347 KB) 281-287, 289, 3952 D Asphalt Paving, Roofing Materials, and …

General Construction Frequently Asked Questions (Storm Permits):
UPDES Permits

Who is required to get a UPDES Construction Storm Water Permit? Operators of construction activity that disturb 1 acre or greater are required to get a Storm Water Permit from the Division of Water Quality, however many construction sites that disturb less than 1 acre are also required to get a permit. A site that …

General Construction (Storm Water):
UPDES Permits

COVID-19 Response As the Division of Water Quality responds to potential impacts to operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, please observe to the following guidance regarding construction site stormwater management and inspections. This will ensure the protection of water quality: Operators should be prepared to stabilize a site to prevent erosion and sediment loss in …