Code of Maine Rules
06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL
Chapter 500 - STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
- Section 096-500-1 - Introduction
- Section 096-500-2 - Applicability
- Section 096-500-3 - Definitions
- Section 096-500-4 - Stormwater standards
- Section 096-500-5 - Additional controls
- Section 096-500-6 - Stormwater permit by rule (PBR)
- Section 096-500-7 - Submissions and pre-application meetings
- Section 096-500-8 - Municipal or quasi-municipal stormwater management programs
- Section 096-500-9 - Conditions of approval for Stormwater Management Law permits
- Section 096-500-10 - Conditions of approval for Site Law permits
- Section 096-500-11 - Recording of order
- Section 096-500-12 - Severability
- Section 096-500-13 - Transition and jurisdictional threshold for Stormwater Management Law projects
- Section 096-500-14 - Permit shield
- Section 096-500-15 - Permit shield for innovative measures
- Section 096-500-16 - Modification
- Section 096-500-17 - Effect of 2014 Rule Amendments on Existing Permits
- Appendix 096-500-A - Erosion and sedimentation control
- Appendix 096-500-B - Inspection and maintenance
- Appendix 096-500-C - Housekeeping
- Appendix 096-500-D - Infiltration basins, dry wells, and subsurface fluid distribution systems
- Appendix 096-500-E - Stormwater basins, ponds and underdrained vegetated soil filter beds
- Appendix 096-500-F - Vegetated buffers
- Appendix 096-500-G - Suggested templates for deed restrictions and conservation easements for use under the Stormwater Management Law
- Appendix 096-500-H - 24-hour duration rainfalls for various return periods
Current through 2024-38, September 18, 2024
SUMMARY: This Chapter describes stormwater standards for activities licensed under the State's Stormwater Management Law and Site Location of Development Law. It also describes the conditions under which discharges of stormwater to groundwater are exempt from licensing under the Waste Discharge Law. Additional stormwater standards and requirements for federally-delegated programs may also apply in addition to the standards and requirements set forth in this Chapter
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 38 M.R.S.A. §§341-D, 413, 420-D, 484
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