310 CMR, § 36.18 - Applying for a New or Renewed Permit
(1) Each
person required to obtain or renew a permit shall file a permit application on
forms and in a manner prescribed by the Department. Each application shall be
filed according to the procedures outlined in 310 CMR 36.00. Each application
shall contain the information required by
310
CMR 36.18 through
36.24 that is applicable to
the requested withdrawal.
(a) For new permits,
applications may be submitted to the Department at any time.
(b) For permit renewals, at least 12 months,
but no sooner than 14 months, prior to the permit expiration date, a permit
holder who wishes to renew a permit shall submit an application for
renewal.
(c) An application is
filed when it is received by the Department.
(2) Where two or more withdrawal points
within one water source are controlled by the same person, the permit applicant
shall file a single application containing information on each withdrawal
point.
(3) For the purposes of
calculating the total requested permit volume from each water source, the
applicant shall combine the proposed withdrawal from each withdrawal point in
that water source so as to arrive at a total proposed water withdrawal from
that particular water source. The applicant's requested permit volume shall not
include any volumes registered or determined by the Department to be
nonconsumptive.
(4) For new
permits, prior to or on the same date that the applicant submits a permit
application to the Department, the applicant shall submit a copy of the
application to the water resources management official in the city or town
where the withdrawal point is located.
(5) For new permits, applicants shall submit
an Environmental Notification Form to the EOEEA, pursuant to 301 CMR 11.00:
MEPA Regulations, no later than ten days after filing an
application with the Department, or shall provide evidence of compliance with
the requirements of 301 CMR 11.00: MEPA Regulations as
described in
310
CMR 36.24.
(6) Applicants shall provide all additional
information requested by the Department subsequent to filing a permit
application, within the time specified in the Department's request.
(7) The terms and conditions of a permit will
continue in force and effect beyond the expiration date pursuant to M.G.L. c.
30A, § 13, if:
(a) the permittee has made
a timely application for a permit renewal in accordance with
310
CMR 36.18 through
36.24; and
(b) the Department does not renew the permit
or issue a new permit or interim permit on or before the expiration date of the
expiring permit, and does not issue a decision denying the renewal
application.
(8) Permits
administratively continued under
310
CMR 36.18(7) shall remain
fully effective and enforceable until the effective date of a permit renewal,
interim permit or new permit, or until the renewal application is
denied.
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