(A) General permit to
install coverage.
Without receiving an application for the general permit to
install, the director may prepare and issue a general permit to install that
covers the installation of any of the following, within a specific geographic
area:
(1) Oil and water
separators
;
.
(3) Pump
and treat systems for remediation of ground water
;
.
(5) Closed loop recycling systems
;
.
(6) External fat, oil and grease
interceptors
; and
.
(7) Any
other type of disposal system, in which the director determines that a general
permit to install is an appropriate permitting mechanism.
(B) Criteria for issuing and renewing a
general permit to
install. The
director may issue a general permit to
install
or renew a general permit to
install if, on the basis of all information
available to
Ohio EPA, the
director determines
that
all of the
following:
(1) The
installation of the
disposal system will be protective of public health and the environment
;
.
(2) The
installation of the
disposal system
is more appropriately covered by a general permit to
install than an individual
permit to
install
;
.
(3)
Technology or standards exist that make it reasonable to issue a general permit
to
install
; and
.
(4) The
criteria specified in rule
3745-42-04 of the Administrative
Code are met.
(C)
General permit to
install coverage.
(1)
Prohibition. No person is authorized to install a disposal system under the
coverage of a general permit to install until the director issues the written
notification that the disposal system has obtained coverage under a general
permit to install.
(2) Notice of
intent. Each
person who wishes to obtain coverage under a general permit to
install in order to
install a
disposal system shall submit to the
director, or
an authorized representative, a notice of intent to comply with the general
permit to
install, in accordance with the deadlines specified in the general
permit to
install. The
director may require any
person who has submitted a
notice of intent to obtain coverage under an individual or alternative general
permit to
install. A notice of intent shall
meet the
following requirements:
(a) Be
submitted to the
director, or an authorized representative, pursuant to
Chapter 3745-42 of the Administrative
Code
this chapter.
;
(b)
Be submitted with fees identical to those of an application for an individual
permit to
install
;
.
(c) Be
made only on forms deemed acceptable by the
director or an authorized
representative
;
.
(d) Be
signed, as specified in rule
3745-42-03 of the Administrative
Code
; and
.
(e)
Contain
all of the following:
(i) The general permit to
install number
under which authorization to construct is requested
;
.
(ii) The name, address, telephone number, and
title of the
person requesting coverage under the general permit to
install, as
well as, if applicable, the name of an additional contact
person
;
.
(iii) Except for proposed mobile treatment
units, the location of the
disposal system, including the latitude and
longitude of its approximate center, to the nearest five seconds. The latitude
and longitude coordinates shall be provided as: degrees minutes seconds, using
two digits in each space
;
.
[Comment: When considering the components of a disposal system,
the latitude and longitude of the approximate center of the treatment works or
the point of connection to the sewerage system, to the nearest five seconds,
should be used for the location. Latitude and longitude are available from USGS
topographical
topographic maps, available at the following web link:
http://mapping.usgs.gov
http://nationalmap.gov/.]
(iv) For mobile treatment units, a brief
description of the unit and its intended use
;
.
(v) If applicable, a description of the
process generating the discharge, including
all of the
following:
(a) The four-digit standard
industrial classification codes or the North America industry classification
system (NAICS) that best represent the principle products or activities
provided by the
disposal system
;
.
(b) Any
existing quantitative data describing the concentration of pollutants in the
discharge
; and
.
(c) The
volume to be discharged, if applicable
;
.
(vi) A map showing the location of the
disposal system and, if applicable, any point or points of discharge
;
.
(vii) Detailed plans as specified by the
general permit to
install
; and
.
(viii)
Any other information deemed necessary by the director, or an authorized
representative, as specified in the general permit to install.
(3) A general permit to
install's coverage
includes all of the following:
(a) Shall be effective for a fixed term not
to exceed five years
;
.
(b)
Shall be automatically terminated unless construction is initiated within
eighteen months after
receiving notification
from the
date the director
of
grants
coverage under the general permit to
install
;
.
(c) May only be extended once and only if the
director receives a written request prior to the eighteen-month termination
date. Extensions of coverage under the general permit to
install shall not
exceed twelve months
; and
.
(d) May
be transferred, pursuant to
the requirements in
paragraphs
paragraph (H)
to (H)(2) of rule
3745-42-02 of the Administrative
Code.
(D)
Administrative changes or modifications to a general permit to
install.
(1) The
director may make administrative
changes to a general permit to
install to correct typographical errors, to
address new interpretations or recalculations or for other similar corrections
with such changes not subject to the rules of procedures in Chapter
3745-47
3745-49 of the Administrative Code.
(2) The
director may
modify a general permit
to
install.
(a) When a general permit to
install is modified, only the conditions subject to modification are
reopened.
(b) The
director may
issue a general permit to
install modification in
either of the following situations:
(i)
When
Ohio EPA has received new information about the
disposal system or the
geographic area covered by the general permit to
install that causes the
director to conclude that the general permit to
install should be modified. A
general permit to
install may be modified during
their terms
the term
for this cause only if the information was not available to the
director at the
time of the general permit to
install issuance
;
or
.
(ii) When standards, criteria or technology
on which the general permit to install was based have been changed by new or
amended statutes or standards or rules or regulations or judicial decisions
enacted, adopted, promulgated or issued after the general permit to install was
issued.
(E) Applicability of rules of procedure. A
general permit to
install shall be issued, modified, revoked or denied, or may
be appealed, in accordance with the provisions of the rules of procedure of
Ohio EPA,
Chapter 3745-47
Chapters 3745-47 and 3745-49 of the Administrative
Code.
(F) Revocation or denial of
general permit to
install coverage.
(1) The
director may revoke or deny a general permit to
install's coverage or
individual coverage under a general permit to
install during
its
the term
for cause including, but not limited to, the criteria have not been met, or a
determination that any applicable law, rule, regulation, or permit term or
condition has been violated.
(2)
For any revocation or denial of permit to
install coverage, the permittee may
request a hearing before the
director, in accordance with the provisions of the
rules of procedure within
Chapter
3745-47
Chapters 3745-47 and 3745-49 of
the Administrative Code.
[Comment: Revocations and denials are initially issued as
proposed actions, which may be adjudicated, and then as final actions, which
may be appealed.]
(G) Individual or alternative general permit
to
install requirements. The
director may require any
person who has requested
or obtained coverage under a general permit to
install to apply for and obtain
the following:
(1) An individual permit to
install.
Circumstances where the
director may require an individual permit to
install
include, but are not limited to,
when
the following:
(a)
The proposed
disposal system may have a potential to impact environmentally
sensitive areas, such as highly susceptible ground water containment areas or
wetlands
;
.
(b) The
proposed
disposal system does not meet the eligibility requirements contained
in the general permit to
install
;
.
(c) The
applicant has a documented history of noncompliance with laws, rules, or permit
requirements pertaining to surface or ground waters, within five years previous
to the receipt of the application. A history of noncompliance includes, but is
not limited to, documented unsanitary conditions or issuance of finding and
orders
; and
.
(d) The
director has revoked the general permit or individual coverage under a general
permit pursuant to
Chapter 3745-42 of the
Administrative Code
this chapter
; or
.
(2) An alternative general permit.
Circumstances where the
director may require alternative general permit
coverage include, but are not limited to,
when
the following:
(a) An alternative general permit has been
issued for a specific geographic area of the state
;
.
(b) An alternative general permit has been
issued for a specific category of a
disposal system or dischargers
;
.
(c) The proposed
disposal system does not
meet the eligibility requirements contained in the general permit, or other
conditions or specifications contained in the general permit
;
and
.
(d) The
director has revoked the general
permit or individual coverage under a general permit pursuant to
Chapter 3745-42 of the Administrative
Code
this chapter.
Notes
Ohio Admin. Code
3745-42-06
Effective:
2/23/2018
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
10/11/2017 and
02/23/2023
Promulgated
Under: 119.03
Statutory
Authority: 6111.03
Rule
Amplifies: 6111.035,
6111.03,
6111.44,
6111.45,
6111.46
Prior
Effective Dates: 12/1/2005, 9/1/2009