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Industrial Individual Ground Water Discharge Permit
Wastewater Program
Industrial groundwater discharge permits are issued for wastewater from vegetable and animal processing, vehicle washing, service and maintenance related activities, and other industrial process wastewaters. Processing industrial groundwater discharge permits include evaluation of soil and site suitability for a proposed land treatment system and review of plans, specifications and hydrogeologic reports submitted with permit applications.
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18-34
Months
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Industrial Individual Surface Water Discharge Permit
Wastewater Program
The industrial surface water discharge permit is a combined state and federal permit under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES). This permit is issued for industrial facilities that discharge to State surface waters. The permit is designed to meet federal effluent guidelines when applicable and also to ensure the discharge satisfies the State of Maryland water quality standards. All industrial, commercial, or institutional facilities that discharge wastewater (or storm water from certain facilities) to surface waters of Maryland may need this permit, or an alternative General Permit. Alternatively, an industrial discharge to the municipal wastewater collection system may require a pretreatment permit.
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24
Months
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Lead Rental Certification and Accreditation (LRCA)
Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
Any individual or company performing lead paint abatement or inspection activities in Maryland must be accredited by MDE. The <a href="https://mde-lrca.maryland.gov/login.aspx#login"> LRCA system</a> is used for service providers to apply for or renew accreditations (including Inspectors, Risk Assessors, Supervisors, and Contractors). Accredited providers use this system to schedule inspections and issue official lead inspection certificates for rental properties.
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60-90
Days
$125 – $250
Lead Rental Registration and Renewal
Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
Owners of residential rental properties built before 1978 are required to register their units with MDE to ensure compliance with Maryland’s lead safety laws. The program requires owners to obtain an MDE Tracking Number, pay a registration fee for each rental unit, and renew registrations biennially. Compliance also involves maintaining valid lead inspection certificates and distributing mandatory educational materials to tenants at each change of occupancy. You can register and renew through the <a href="https://mdolrr.mde.state.md.us/CustomPages/UserLoginPage.aspx">Online Lead Rental Registry(OLRR)</a>.
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1
Day
$75