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    Request a Flood or Low Flow Discharge Form

    Discharge Request 

    Authorized by PA 451 of 1994. Completion of this form is voluntary. 

    Important: 

    • Please email any additional information to deq-wrd-qreq@michigan.gov with "Discharge Request" in the subject line.  Our email attachment size limit is 25 MB.
    • A confirmation e-mail will be sent to you.  If you do not receive it, please e-mail your form information directly to deq-wrd-qreq@michigan.gov?subject=Discharge Request .  You must click the Submit button at the end of the form to send the request to us and get a confirmation e-mail. 

    Please fill-in this form to request a flood or low flow discharge. Note that a site location map is required. You may send it by email, fax it to (517) 241-9003 (please note Discharge Request on the cover sheet), or mail it to: 

    Water Resources Division
    PO Box 30458
    Lansing, MI 48909-7958

    If you have questions about requesting a flood discharge, please call Susi Greiner at (517) 284-5579. If you have questions about requesting a low flow discharge, please call Marlio Lesmez at (517) 284-5580.

    Note

    • Use the Tab key or the mouse to move between fields. Hitting the Enter key will immediately send the form.
    • You should see a Confirmation page after you submit the form confirming your request.
    • Low flow discharges are typically only needed if you are applying for an NPDES permit, a mixing zone determination, or a dam impoundment drawdown. If this is the case, please indicate your DEQ program contact person.

    * Required Fields

    Contact Information: 

    *E-mail Address       

     

     *Your Name:

      

     

     Company:

      

     

     *Address:

      

     

     *City/State:

      

     

     *Zip:

      

     

     *Phone:

      

     

     Date:

      

     


    Flood Discharge Requests: 

    Please indicate the frequency of the discharge(s) that you need.
    50%:          20%:          10%:          4%:         

    2%:          1%:          0.5%:          0.2%:  

    Request is for: 


    Low Flow Discharge Requests: 

    Please indicate the frequency of the discharge(s) that you need.                  

    Monthly 95%:  

    Monthly 50%:  

    Monthly Mean:  

    90 Day, Q10:  

    Lowest 95%:  

    Lowest 50%:  

    Harmonic Mean:  

    Flow Exceedance Curve:  


    MDEQ Program Request is for:    
    MDEQ Program Contact Person:   


    Water Body Information: 

    *Watercourse Name:  
    Name as it appears on the USGS Quadrangle map (if known); e.g. Smith Creek or Unnamed tributary to Smith Creek

    Local Name:  
    Indicate if this watercourse is known locally by another name


    Location Information:

    *County:

      

     *City/Township:

      

     *Section:

      

    *Town:

      

     *Range:

      

    *Location - Describe with as much detail as possible; e.g. Westernmost Trib to Smith Creek at 1st Street; or Clear Creek 1000 feet upstream of 8 Mile Road, in the SW 1/4 of Section 4.
     

    Please remember to provide a site location map. This should be a photocopy of the USGS quadrangle map or a county map with the site clearly marked. You can mail it to the above address, fax it to (517) 241-9003 (please note Discharge Request on the cover sheet), or email it separately as an attachment.  If you are submitting several discharge requests at the same time that use the same map, please only supply the map once.

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    EQP 4511 (Rev. 09/02)

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