Kan. Admin. Regs. § 28-16-59 - Filing of applications
(a) Each person
presently discharging or having a potential to discharge pollutants into any
"waters of the state" shall file one copy of the appropriate application within
30 days of a written notification by the division.
(b) Each person proposing commencement of a
discharge of pollutants after enactment of these regulations shall file a
complete application:
(1) no less than 180
days in advance of the date on which the person desires to commence the
discharge of pollutants; or
(2) in
sufficient time prior to commencement of the discharge of pollutants to insure
compliance with the requirements of state or federal law.
(c) Each application shall be considered to
be complete when the appropriate fee has been paid in accordance with K.A.R.
28-16-56c and 28-16-56d and when the applicant has filed:
(1) A refuse act application and any
additional information required by the director; or
(d)
Notification to and approval by the director is required prior to any of the
following:
(1) The connection of an
industrial waste discharge to a municipal system or the addition of a new
process or product by an existing industrial facility;
(2) A significant change in disposal method,
including change from a land disposal to direct discharge to water, or a change
in the method of treatment which would significantly alter the characteristics
of the waste;
(3) A significant
change in the disposal area or point of discharge, including discharging into
another drainage area or into a different water body, or to a disposal area
different from the existing approved area;
(4) An increase in flow beyond that specified
in the issued permit or the application thereto; or
(5) Other circumstances which result in a
change in character, amount or location of waste discharge.
(e) The application shall be
signed and certified in accordance with the provisions of
40 CFR Section
122.22 as in effect on July 1, 1985.
(f) A permit shall not be issued
on the basis of any application which the director has identified as incomplete
or otherwise deficient until the director receives sufficient information to
correct any deficiency.
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