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Instructions for Notice of Intent for Discharges From Petroleum Related Remediation Activities Subject to General Permit No. 3-9004 - Vermont
This document was released by Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation and contains official instructions for Notice of Intent for Discharges From Petroleum Related Remediation Activities Subject to General Permit No. 3-9004 . The up-to-date fillable form is available for download through this link.
FAQ
Q: What is a Notice of Intent for discharges from petroleum related remediation activities?
A: A Notice of Intent is a required document for notifying the regulatory agency about discharges from petroleum related remediation activities.
Q: What is General Permit No. 3-9004?
A: General Permit No. 3-9004 is a permit issued by the regulatory agency in Vermont for discharges from petroleum related remediation activities.
Q: Who needs to submit a Notice of Intent?
A: Anyone engaged in petroleum related remediation activities in Vermont needs to submit a Notice of Intent.
Q: What information should be included in the Notice of Intent?
A: The Notice of Intent should include information about the location, nature of the discharge, and the remediation activities being conducted.
Q: How can the Notice of Intent be submitted?
A: The Notice of Intent can be submitted electronically or by mail to the regulatory agency in Vermont.
Q: Are there any fees associated with submitting the Notice of Intent?
A: Yes, there are fees associated with submitting the Notice of Intent. The fee amount should be checked with the regulatory agency.
Q: What happens after the Notice of Intent is submitted?
A: After the Notice of Intent is submitted, the regulatory agency will review the document and may request additional information or issue an approval for the discharge.
Q: Is there a timeframe for submitting the Notice of Intent?
A: Yes, the Notice of Intent should be submitted at least 30 days prior to the commencement of the petroleum related remediation activities.
Instruction Details:
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