Form IOC / MDE / WMA / COM.008 Inorganic Self-monitoring Report - Maryland

What Is Form IOC/MDE/WMA/COM.008?

This is a legal form that was released by the Maryland Department of the Environment - a government authority operating within Maryland. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the IOC/MDE/WMA/COM.008 Inorganic Self-monitoring Report?
A: The purpose of the IOC/MDE/WMA/COM.008 Inorganic Self-monitoring Report is to monitor and report the levels of inorganic compounds in Maryland.

Q: Who is required to submit the IOC/MDE/WMA/COM.008 Inorganic Self-monitoring Report?
A: Certain industrial facilities in Maryland that have inorganic compound discharges are required to submit the IOC/MDE/WMA/COM.008 Inorganic Self-monitoring Report.

Q: What information is included in the IOC/MDE/WMA/COM.008 Inorganic Self-monitoring Report?
A: The IOC/MDE/WMA/COM.008 Inorganic Self-monitoring Report includes information on the facility, such as location and contact information, as well as data on inorganic compound discharges, monitoring methods, and any corrective actions taken.

Q: How often should the IOC/MDE/WMA/COM.008 Inorganic Self-monitoring Report be submitted?
A: The IOC/MDE/WMA/COM.008 Inorganic Self-monitoring Report should be submitted on a quarterly basis, unless otherwise specified by the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE).

Q: Are there any penalties for not submitting the IOC/MDE/WMA/COM.008 Inorganic Self-monitoring Report?
A: Yes, there are penalties for not submitting the IOC/MDE/WMA/COM.008 Inorganic Self-monitoring Report, including fines and other enforcement actions by the MDE.