Stormwater Program for Industrial Activity: Steps to Compliance
Step 6: Apply, Modify, or Terminate Permit Coverage/No Exposure Certification
How do I apply for the Industrial Stormwater Permit or certify No Exposure?
You know you need a permit, you have assessed your facility for pollutants, you have gathered the necessary materials before applying, and you have created your SWPPP. You are ready to apply for the Industrial Stormwater Permit or certify for No Exposure!
Step 6a: Apply for permit coverage or certify for No Exposure
Apply online or use the paper application form in the table below.
Step 6b: Apply online for both the Industrial Stormwater Permit and for No Exposure!
- Timeline for receiving permit coverage electronically: 24 hours or less.
- Timeline for receiving permit coverage via paper application: 1-2 weeks.
Step 6c: Helpful hints when applying:
- Since 1988, has your industrial activities’ acreage increased by more than 90 acres? You may not be able to qualify for this permit. Contact the Stormwater Hotline (651-757-2119 or 800-657-3804) with questions.
- If applying for permit coverage or No Exposure, fill out all of the necessary questions; do not leave any fields blank. Please call if you have a question.
- No Exposure Certifiers also have to reapply if they haven’t done so since the permit became effective on April 5, 2010. See Step 2 for information about No Exposure.
- Need help determining your Primary SIC code or Narrative Activity? Visit Step 1: Do you need a permit? For more information.
Step 6d: Read the Permit:
Industrial Stormwater Multi-Sector General Permit
Step 6e: Make changes or terminate coverage
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All facilities are required to apply for permit coverage or certify for No Exposure. |
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Use this form to make changes to application questions other than a change in No Exposure Status. Note: a new application is required for No Exposure status changes. |
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Use this form to terminate permit coverage. Note: To transfer “No Exposure” ownership: the former owner needs to terminate coverage and the new owner needs to fill out a new application form. |
