Oregon Department of Environmental Quality Forms
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is responsible for protecting and enhancing the quality of Oregon's environment. The DEQ works to ensure clean air, clean water, and the proper management of hazardous materials. They develop and enforce regulations, issue permits, conduct inspections, and provide technical assistance to individuals and businesses to promote sustainable practices and protect public health and the environment.
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This Form is used for designating a representative authorized to act on behalf of a facility in Oregon for NPDES compliance.
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This form is used for dental facilities in Oregon to submit a one-time compliance report related to their wastewater discharge. It helps ensure that dental dischargers comply with environmental regulations.
This document provides a checklist for evaluating permits in the state of Oregon. It outlines the criteria and requirements that need to be considered during the evaluation process.
This document is a checklist used in Oregon to review the plans for hauled waste management. It ensures that the appropriate measures are in place for safe and proper disposal of waste.
This document is a checklist used to evaluate an enforcement response plan in the state of Oregon. It helps assess the effectiveness and compliance of the plan.
This document provides an evaluation checklist for assessing the implementation procedures in Oregon. It helps ensure that the procedures are properly executed and meet the desired objectives.
This Form is used for reporting SSO (Sanitary Sewer Overflow) incidents in the state of Oregon.
This document is used for notifying the termination of an NPDES general permit in Oregon that allows the discharge of stormwater associated with construction activity.
This document is used for applying for coverage under the Water Pollution Control Facility WPCF-1000 general permit in Oregon.
This document notifies the termination of NPDES permits No.1200-Z and 1200-A in Oregon.
This document provides a template for a letter that is used to notify the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality about hazardous waste activities in accordance with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) requirements.
This type of document is used for inspecting and certifying the proper construction in the state of Oregon.
This Form is used for applying for the position of Supervisory Wastewater System Operator in Oregon.
This document is for changing your name or transferring a permit for NPDES or WPCF in Oregon.
This document is used for reporting the monitoring of stormwater discharge from industrial sites in Oregon under the 1200-A permit.
This form is used for reporting instances of noncompliance in the state of Oregon. It allows individuals to submit complaints or observations regarding violations of laws, regulations, or policies. By filling out this form, individuals can help ensure accountability and promote adherence to legal and ethical standards in Oregon.
This Form is used for submitting an annual report on the reduction of inflow and infiltration in Oregon. It helps track progress and assess the effectiveness of measures taken to reduce unwanted water entering the sewer system.
This document provides an annual report on the management and treatment of wastewater solids and biosolids in Oregon. It includes information on the quantity and quality of the solids and biosolids generated, as well as the methods used for disposal or beneficial reuse.
This document provides an annual report on the use and management of recycled water in Oregon. It includes information on the water quality, usage statistics, and sustainability initiatives in the state.
This document is used to claim beneficial use for transferring the character and place of use in Oregon.
This document is for obtaining a Tier 1 General Permit in the state of Oregon. It is required for certain activities such as construction and industrial operations.
This Form is used for applying for the 2401 Tier 1 Graywater Reuse and Disposal System WPCF General Permit in Oregon.
This document is for obtaining a permit in Oregon for a Tier 2 Graywater Reuse and Disposal System.
This document is an application for obtaining a permit to construct new water pollution control facilities in Oregon. It is required for individuals who are planning to build onsite facilities to control water pollution.
This document provides information on the annual report requirements for the Graywater Reuse and Disposal System General Permit in Oregon. It outlines the reporting obligations for those utilizing graywater reuse and disposal systems.
This application form is used to renew the permits for graywater reuse and disposal systems in Oregon.
This document outlines the qualifications for the reuse of industrial or CAFO (Confined Animal Feeding Operation) effluent in the state of Oregon. It provides guidelines and requirements to ensure the safe and responsible management of these types of wastewater for reuse purposes.
This document is a permission slip for participating in the Statewide Groundwater Monitoring Program in Oregon.
This document template is used for creating a grant agreement related to materials management in the state of Oregon. It outlines the terms and conditions of the grant and the responsibilities of the parties involved. It is a helpful tool for organizations or individuals seeking funding for materials management projects in Oregon.
This document provides a summary of the recycled water use plan in Oregon. It outlines the guidelines and regulations for using recycled water in various applications, such as irrigation and industrial processes.
This document is used for applying for a loan for a nonpoint source project in Oregon.
This document is an application for a planning loan from the Clean Water State Revolving Fund in Oregon. It is used by individuals, organizations, or municipalities seeking funding for water infrastructure projects.
This document is used for applying for a loan for local community design and construction projects in Oregon.
