Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024
Payment of permit fees are due prior to the issuance of a
permit meeting all the requirements of 20.7.3 NMAC.
A.
Fees for permits to register,
construct, or modify a conventional system of a specified design flow.
The fee for a system designed for:
(1) zero
gpd up to 1,000 gpd is $225.00;
(2)
1,001 gpd up to 2,000 gpd is $325.00;
(3) 2,001 gpd up to 5,000 gpd is
$500.00;
B.
Fees
for permits to register, construct or modify an alternative system or advanced
treatment system of a specified design flow. The fee for a system
designed for:
(1) zero gpd up to 1,000 gpd is
$450.00;
(2) 1,001 gpd up to 2,000
gpd is $550.00;
(3) 2,001 gpd up to
5,000 gpd is $750.00;
C.
Annual operating permit renewal fees:
(1) The annual operating permit renewal fee
for:
(a) an alternative system or advanced
treatment system is $50.00;
(b) a
holding tank system or, a split flow system with a holding tank, excluding
alternative systems and advanced treatment systems is $30.00.
D.
Application of
annual operating permit fees: The annual operating permit fees will
apply to the following:
(1) alternative
disposal systems, advanced treatment systems, and holding tank systems
installed after the effective date of this rule;
(2) alternative disposal systems, advanced
treatment systems, and holding tank systems modified after the effective date
of this rule; and
(3) alternative
disposal systems, advanced treatment systems, and holding tank systems subject
to transfer of ownership after the effective date of this rule.
E.
Term of annual operating
permits and renewals; non-transferability:
(1) Annual operating permits are issued upon
final approval of the most recent permit to register, construct, or modify an
alternative system or advanced treatment system, a holding tank system, or a
split flow system with a holding tank. Annual operating permits are granted for
a period of 12 consecutive months from the date of issuance and expire on the
last day of the anniversary month in which the operating permit was
issued.
(2) Annual operating permit
renewals are due 12 months after the system owner is granted permission to
operate the system and are issued for a period of 12 consecutive months from
the date of issuance and expire on the last day of the anniversary month in
which the operating permit was issued or renewed.
(3) Annual Operating permits and their
renewals will be issued upon all appropriate fees being paid and demonstration
that the system meets all applicable requirements of 20.7.3 NMAC. A property
owner that fails to renew their annual operating permit in a timely manner may
be subject to enforcement action by the department.
(4) Annual operating permits are
non-transferrable.
