Illinois Administrative Code
Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Part 170 - PROCEDURES FOR COORDINATED PERMIT REVIEW
Section 170.104 - Applicability
Universal Citation: 35 IL Admin Code ยง 170.104
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 12, March 22, 2024
a) Coordinated Permit Review shall be used in evaluating applications for permits to construct or develop projects that are significant with respect to two or more Agency Divisions. This procedure shall not apply to operating permits.
b) For the purposes of this procedure only, a significant project for the various Agency Divisions and media will be as defined below.
1) For purposes of the Division
of Air Pollution Control, a significant project is: a new facility; a
modification, replacement or reconstruction of an existing facility; or the
addition of controls to an existing facility for which the uncontrolled
emissions:
A) Will be 100 or more tons per
year for any contaminant, or
B)
Will include any hazardous or toxic pollutants.
2) For purposes of the Division of Water
Pollution Control, a significant project is: a new wastewater facility; a
modification or expansion of an existing facility; or the addition of treatment
to an existing facility for which:
A) The
design population equivalent is 10,000 PE or greater, or
B) The wastewater contains any hazardous or
toxic pollutants and the industry is classified as a primary industry under the
provisions of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act ( P.L. 92-500 ), as
amended.
3) For purposes
or the Division of Land Pollution Control, a significant project is any new or
existing waste management site or facility that deals with storage, transfer,
processing, recovery, incineration and disposal of any waste.
4) For purposes of the Division of Public
Water Supplies, a significant project is one which comes under the jurisdiction
of the Division of Public Water Supplies and may be
A) A new public water supply (community
supply or non-community supply); or
B) A modification, replacement or expansion
of an existing public water supply (community supply or non-community
supply).
c) Projects involving only an application for permit to open, operate or close a coal mine are exempt from this procedure.
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