Illinois Administrative Code
Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Part 602 - PERMITS
Subpart A - GENERAL PERMIT PROVISIONS
Section 602.112 - Filing and Final Action by Agency on Permit Applications
Universal Citation: 35 IL Admin Code ยง 602.112
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 38, September 20, 2024
a) For permits without a fee under Section 602.109:
1) An application for a permit is considered
to be filed on the date of initial receipt by the Agency of the application
documents. The Agency must send the applicant written notification of the
receipt of the complete application.
2) Except for emergency permits, applications
for construction permits must be filed at least 90 days before the expected
start of construction.
3) If the
Agency fails to take final action, by granting or denying the permit as
requested or with conditions, within 90 days from the filing of the completed
application, the applicant may consider the permit granted for one
year.
4) Any applicant for a permit
may waive in writing the requirement that the Agency must take final action
within 90 days from the filing of the application.
b) For permits with a fee under Section 602.109:
1) An application for a permit is
considered to be filed on the date the Agency has received the application
documents and required fee. The Agency must send the applicant written
notification of the receipt of the complete application.
2) Except for emergency construction permits,
applications for construction permits must be filed at least 45 days before the
expected start of construction.
3)
The Agency must deny construction permit applications that do not contain the
entire fee.
4) The Agency must take
final action by granting or denying permits within 45 days after the filing of
an application and the payment of the required fee. If the Agency fails to take
final action within 45 days after filing the application and payment of the
required fee, the applicant may consider the permit issued.
c) The Agency must maintain a progress record of all permit applications, including interim and final action dates. This information is available to the applicant upon request.
d) The Agency must send all notices of final action by U.S. mail. The Agency is considered to have taken final action on the date that the notice is mailed.
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