Mich. Admin. Code R. 299.4107 - Construction permit; applicability; permit modification; incomplete application
Rule 107.
(1) A
person shall not establish a new disposal area without receiving a construction
permit from the director , except as provided in the act and these
rules.
(2) A person who applies for
a modification of a construction permit shall submit an application on a form
provided by the department . The application shall include both revised
engineering plans for the effected changes that comply with these rules and the
fee required by the act . An application for a modification is not required to
contain other information required for a new disposal area by the act and these
rules. An application for a construction permit modification shall be reviewed
in accordance with sections 11510 and 11511 of the act .
(3) A person shall not construct a disposal
area contrary to a construction permit or plans approved before January 11,
1979, unless the change is approved by the director . Changes to approved plans
that do not constitute a new disposal area or a modification may be approved by
the director or his or her designee without following the process specified by
section 11510 and section 11511 of the act .
(4) The statutory review periods set forth in
sections 11511 and 11516 of the act shall not commence until the director , his
or her designated representative, or a certified health department determines
that an application is administratively complete in that it includes all
submittals that are specified in the act and these rules. The determination
shall be made and acknowledged within 15 working days of receipt of an
application by the certified health department or the director . An application
that is determined to be administratively incomplete shall be returned to the
applicant , without prejudice, specifically listing those items that are
required to make the application complete, together with all filing fees,
within 15 working days of receipt by the certified health department or the
director .
(5) A determination by a
certified health department , the director , or his or her designee that an
application is complete shall not be construed as a determination that the
application is in compliance with all of the requirements of the act and these
rules.
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