12 Va. Admin. Code § 5-620-80 - Waiver of fees
A. An
owner whose family income is at or below the 2013 Poverty Income Guidelines for
the 48 Contiguous States and the District of Columbia established by the
Department of Health and Human Services, 78 FR 5182 (January 24, 2013), or any
successor guidelines, shall not be charged a fee pursuant to this
chapter.
B. Any person applying for
a permit to construct a pit privy shall not be charged a fee for filing the
application.
C. Any person applying
for a permit to repair an onsite sewage disposal system or alternative
discharging system shall not be charged a fee for filing the
application.
D. Any person applying
for a construction permit for the replacement of a private well may be charged
a fee for filing the application. Any application fee paid for a construction
permit for a replacement well shall be refunded in full upon receipt by the
department of a Uniform Water Well Completion Report, pursuant to
12VAC5-630-310, indicating that
the well that was replaced has been permanently and properly abandoned or
decommissioned.
E. Any person
applying for a permit to properly and permanently abandon or decommission an
existing well on property that is his principal place of residence shall not be
charged a fee for filing the application.
F. Any person who applies to renew a
construction permit for an onsite sewage disposal system, alternative discharge
system, or private well shall not be charged a fee for filing the application,
provided that:
1. The site and soil
conditions upon which the permit was issued have not changed;
2. The legal ownership of the property has
not changed;
3. A building permit
for the facility to be served by the sewage system or well has been obtained or
construction of the facility has commenced;
4. No previous renewal of the permit has been
granted;
5. The expiration date of
the renewed permit shall be the date 18 months following the expiration date of
the original permit; and
6. Where
the construction permit is for an alternative discharging system, the permit
must comply with 9VAC25-110, Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) General Permit for Domestic Sewage Discharges of Less Than or Equal to
1,000 Gallons per Day, issued by the State Water Control Board.
G. Any person whose application
for a certification letter or for a permit to construct an onsite sewage
disposal system, alternative discharging system, or private well is denied may
file one subsequent application for the same site-specific construction permit
for which the application fee shall be waived, provided that:
1. The subsequent application is filed within
90 days of receiving the notice of denial for the first application;
2. The denial is not currently under appeal;
and
3. The application fee for the
first application has not been refunded.
Notes
Statutory Authority: §§ 32.1-12, 32.1-164, and 32.1-176.4 of the Code of Virginia.
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