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    DEQ Policy and Procedures

    The Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) produces two types of policy and procedure documents: Department and Division/Office. The policy and procedures provide direction to staff on how the department or division/office manages it programs and activities. All external and those internal policy and procedures that would be beneficial to the public are provided below. If you have any comments or questions about the policy and procedures, please contact the appropriate program or individual identified below.

    DEQ Active Policy and Procedures

    Air Quality Division

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    Office of Drinking Water and Municipal Assistance

    ODWMA-368-125-001 Tents in Campgrounds - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-368-125-002 Structures on Licensed Program - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-368-127-002 Drawdown Seals in Water Wells - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-368-127-003 Water Supply System Upgrading - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-368-127-004 Large Diameter Auger-Bored Water Wells - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-368-127-005 Hydraulic Fracturing of Water Wells - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-368-127-011 Minimum Isolation Distances- Private and Public - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-368-127-013 Water Well Completion using Angle Drilling - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-368-127-014 Grouting of Telescoped Permanent Casing - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-368-127-015 Freeze-proof Yard Hydrants - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-001 Administrative Fines for Monitoring and Reporting Violations in Community and Noncommunity Water Supplies - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-002 Permit Requirements for Water Main Construction - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-003 Aquifer Test Requirements for Public Water Supply Wells - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-008 Determination of Ground Water Under the Direct Influence of Surface Water - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-012 Administrative Fines - Violation of State Drinking Water Standards - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-014 New Systems Capacity Assessment For Nontransient Noncommunity Public Water Systems - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-015 Response Procedures for Volatile and Synthetic Organic Chemical Contamination - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-016 Grouting of Community Water Supply Wells - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-017 Community Water Supply Systems - Required Operations Oversight - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-018 Turbidity Requirements and Compliance Determination - Carrie Monosmith (517)284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-020 Arsenic Treatment Systems and Compliance with the MCL - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-022 Guidelines for Issuing Boil Water Advisories to Address Potential Microbial Contamination of Community Water Supplies - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-023 Disposal of Backwash Water from Arsenic Removal - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-025 New Systems Capacity Assessment For Community Public Water Systems - Carrie Monosmith (517)284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-027 Lead and Copper Rule Implementation - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    ODWMA-399-942 Release From Escrow Requirement for Privately Owned Community Water Supply - Carrie Monosmith (517) 284-6538 PDF icon

    Office of Waste Management and Radiological Protection

    OWMRP-111-02 Satellite Accumulation Areas - Delores Montgomery (517) 284-6565 & Steve Sliver (517) 284-6595 PDF icon

    OWMRP-111-20 Closed Containers - Steve Sliver (517)284-6595 PDF icon

    OWMRP-111-22 Hazardous Waste Contingency Plan Implementation and Reporting Obligations - Delores Montgomery (517) 284-6565 PDF icon

    OWMRP-111-23 Best Management Practices at Active Shooting Ranges - Delores Montgomery (517) 284-6565 PDF icon

    OWMRP-111-25 Off-Site Corrective Action Procedures During and After Fire and/or Explosion Incidents at Hazardous Waste Management Facilities Licensed under Part 111 of the NREPA - Delores Montgomery (517) 284-6565 PDF icon

    OWMRP-111/121-2 Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generators Waste Collected by Local Authority Household Waste - Delores Montgomery (517) 284-6565 PDF icon

    OWMRP-115-10 Sanitary Landfill Alternate Daily Cover Approval Requirements and Procedures - Steve Sliver (517) 284-6595 PDF icon

    OWMRP-115-19 Specifications and Testinq Criteria for Geomembranes - Steve Sliver (517) 284-6595 PDF icon

    OWMRP-115-20 Waste Pile Closure - Steve Sliver (517) 284-6595 PDF icon

    OWMRP-115-23 Salvaging and Disposal of Mobile Homes - Steve Sliver (517) 284-6595 PDF icon

    OWMRP-115-24 Solidification of Liquid Industrial Waste Policy and Procedure - Steve Sliver (517) 284-6595 PDF icon

    OWMRP-115-25 Lagoon Closure - Steve Sliver (517) 284-6595 PDF icon

    OWMRP-115-26 Natural Soil Barrier Certification Documentation - Steve Sliver (517) 284-6595 PDF icon

    OWMRP-121-3 Consolidated Manifest Management Procedures - Jack Schinderle (517) 284-6570 PDF icon

    OWMRP-169-02 Enforcement Against Disposal of Tires at a Noncomp -Steve Sliver (517) 284-6595 PDF icon

    Remediation and Redevelopment Division

    Water Resources Division




    DEQ Rescinded Policies & Procedures

    One of the 77 recommendations of the Environmental Advisory Rules Committee requires the DEQ to review all of their policy and procedures. This ongoing review is identifying policies, guidance documents, operational memorandums, etc., that need to be rescinded because they are either obsolete or addressed by another policy and procedure. Below are the policies that have been rescinded as a result of the department's regulatory reinvention efforts.


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