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The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality issues
Wastewater discharges to a
subsurface, onsite, sanitary wastewater disposal system with a discharge volume
of less than 6,000 gallons per day are regulated by the local health department
or local health district. County and District Health Departments
A. NAME OF
PERMIT OR APPROVAL:
Subsurface, On-Site Sewage Disposal System
Construction Permit or Approval
B. STATUTORY
AUTHORITY:
Varied per County and District Health Department
C.
APPLICABLE REGULATION:
Varied per County and District Health Department
D. MICHIGAN
BUSINESS ONE STOP:
The Michigan Business One Stop (One Stop) www.michigan.gov/business
is a tool designed to allow businesses to interact with the State of Michigan. The tool
offers:
- a set of screening questions based upon your business
sector to identify permits, licenses and registrations that may be
required to do business in Michigan.
- an option to pay fees online. For many
programs, you can pay your business license fee in One
Stop through use of an online form and shopping cart.
- many online permit applications and renewals. When
starting a new business and registering in One Stop, you will need to
identify a business sector (also known as a NAICS Code). You can find
your code at www.naics.com,
select "Code Search." After entering this
code in One Stop and answering some screening questions,
links to relevant permit applications will automatically be available in
your newly created workspace. One benefit of accessing applications
through One Stop is that you will receive status messages
throughout the application process.
Using the One Stop provides many benefits to businesses in Michigan. By conducting your business
through One Stop you can organize your State of Michigan transactions in one place. If you
ever need assistance with One Stop, then you can contact the Customer Assistance Center
at 877-766-1779; they are open from 7 am to 6 pm. One Stop is a
valuable tool that offers many benefits to business. We hope you give it a try.
E. SUMMARY
OF PERMIT/APPROVAL PROCESS:
1.
Applicability (activities that require the permit)
Contact County and District Health Department pursuant to Part 22 Rules, Groundwater Quality (R 323.2201 et seq.)
Rule 2210. A person may discharge the following without a
permit that would otherwise be required by Part 31,
Water Resources Protection of the Natural Resources Environmental Protection
Act, PA 451 of 1994, as amended if the discharge meets the
requirements of R 323.2204:
* (a) Sanitary
sewage in either of the following circumstances if the sanitary sewage is not
mixed with other waste:
o (i) The discharge is less than 1,000 gallons per day and the
disposal system is approved by the county, district, or city health department
that has jurisdiction in accordance with either the requirements of the local
sanitary code or the provisions of the publication entitled "Michigan
Criteria for Subsurface Sewage Disposal," April
1994.
o (ii) The
discharge is less than 6,000 gallons per day, the disposal system is designed
and constructed in accordance with the provisions of the publication entitled "Michigan
Criteria for Subsurface Sewage Disposal," April
1994, and the system is approved by the county, district, or city health
department that has jurisdiction.
2.
Pre-Application Requirements
Contact County and District Health Department
3.
Application Submission Requirements
Contact County and District Health Department
4.
Procedures and Time-Frame for Obtaining Permit or Approval
Contact County and District Health Department
5.
Operational Requirements
Contact County and District Health Department
6.
Fees
Contact County and District Health Department
7.
Appeal Process
Contact County and District Health Department
8.
Public Input Opportunities
Contact County and District Health Department
F. ADMINISTERING AGENCY:
Creation/Revision Date:
October
2010
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