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General NPDES Permit: Discharge of Treated Groundwater from Oil Contaminated Groundwater - OGR

Oil Control Program

This general permit covers the following discharges to surface water or groundwater of the State: All new and existing discharges of treated groundwater from oil-contaminated groundwater sources.

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30  Days
$120

Ground Water Discharge Permit For Unlined Rubble Landfills

Solid Waste Program

A groundwater discharge permit, along with a refuse disposal permit, includes limitations and requirements deemed necessary to protect public health and minimize groundwater pollution in the State of Maryland. Groundwater discharge permits for rubble landfills regulate the discharge of pollutants that may be generated as a result of rain water or groundwater passing through the rubble waste in an unlined disposal cell and seeping into groundwater beneath the landfill. Rubble waste consists primarily of waste resulting from construction and demolition activities and land clearing debris. All rubble landfills constructed after July 1, 2001 are required to have liners and leachate collection systems, so groundwater discharge permits are no longer needed for new rubble landfills. However, existing unlined rubble landfills are required to maintain these permits until such time as the Department determines that a regulated discharge is no longer occurring.

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6  Months
$100 to $5000

Hazardous Waste - EPA Identification Number (Hazardous Waste Generator ID)

Hazardous Waste Program

Generators of hazardous waste, transporters of hazardous waste, and facilities which treat, store, or dispose of hazardous waste are required to notify the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department before treating, storing, disposing, offering for transportation, or transporting hazardous waste. Large quantity handlers of universal waste are required to notify the Department before accumulating 5,000 kilograms of universal waste for the first time. Upon receipt of a notification, the Department assigns an EPA Identification number to the notifier through the EPA RCRAInfo database.

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30  Days
$0

Hazardous Waste - Special Medical Waste ID Number (Generator ID)

Hazardous Waste Program

A generator who treat, store, dispose of, transport, or offer for transportation, special medical waste are required to notify the Department to obtain, maintain or deactivate a Maryland identification number (SMW ID).

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30  Days
$0