Underground Injection Control
As of July 12, 2012 the Underground Injection Control Program Rules and Regulations are renamed "Rules for the Discharge of Non-Sanitary Wastewater and Other Fluids To or Below the Ground Surface".
The UIC Program is responsible for regulating non-sanitary discharge from all commercial or industrial facilities to the subsurface via shallow injection wells (i.e., dry wells, galleys, drain fields, cesspools) and all non-residential storm water discharge into shallow injection wells. Program activities include the review of discharge applications and the issuance of Orders of Approval, the oversight of voluntary and involuntary closures of shallow injection wells and review of facility operations for compliance with permit conditions, e.g. monitoring. Inspections of regulated facilities are performed for discharge application review, well closures, and compliance purposes.
Contact Information
For non-stormwater UIC information contact: Craig L. Roy
For stormwater UIC information contact: Ernie Panciera
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NEW Rules for the Discharge of Non-Sanitary Wastewater and Other Fluids To or Below the Ground Surface (eff. 7/12/12)
UIC Rules and Regulations (superseded 7/12/12)
Stormwater Discharge System Registration Application
Groundwater Discharge System Registration Application
Groundwater Discharge System Approval Application
Groundwater Discharge System Closure Application
Groundwater Discharge System Modification Notification
Groundwater Discharge Temporary Cessation Notification
Groundwater Discharge Approval Transfer Notification
Groundwater Discharge Termination Notification
Groundwater Discharge System Construction Completion Notification
Groundwater Discharge System Commencement of Temporary Discharge Notification
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