DEQ - Bacterial Augmentation

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality

Michigan.gov, Official Web Site for the State of Michigan


>	Biosolids & Industrial Pretreatment

>	Campgrounds and Pools

>	Drinking Water

>	Great Lakes

>	Groundwater Conservation Advisory Council

>	Groundwater Discharge

>	Groundwater Modeling

>	Inland Lakes & Streams

>	On Site Wastewater

>	Operating Training & Certification

>	Part 5 Rules: Spillage of Oil/Polluting Materials

>	Revolving Fund Programs

>	Rule 97 Certifications

	Bacterial Augmentation

	Tracer Dye Studies

	Water Treatment Additives


>	Surface Water

>	Wastewater Construction

>	Water Management

>	Water Quality Monitoring

>	Water and Wastewater Security

>	Wetlands Protection

>	2010 Oil Spill/ Kalamazoo River

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Bacterial Augmentation Projects - General Information
The DEQ has regulatory jurisdiction over application of bacterial augmentation products to surface waters of the state (Rule 97 of the Water Quality Standards, promulgated under Part 31, Water Resources Protection, of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act, 1994 PA 451, as amended [NREPA]), and facilities covered by National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits.

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• DEQ Process for Obtaining Authorization to Apply Bacterial Augmentation Products

• Acceptable Michigan Bacterial Augmentation Product List PDF icon

• Notification of Intent (doc) DOC icon

• 2010 Authorized Bacterial Augmentation Product Applicants PDF icon

• 2012 Authorized Bacterial Augmentation Product Applicants PDF icon

• 2011 Authorized Bacterial Augmentation Product Applicants PDF icon

• Certification R97-12-002 PDF icon