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Important Advisory for Coverage Under 2008 MSGP!!
If you are an existing discharger (a facility that was covered under the 2000 MSGP) and have already submitted a paper NOI (the NOI form in Appendix G of the 2008 MSGP):
- Be advised that due to a technical system error, the EPA NOI Processing Center is experiencing delays in posting the paper NOIs on the Internet. EPA expects that the system error will be corrected by the end of January, at which time the NOI Processing Center can begin posting the paper NOIs received by EPA on the Internet. Please note that the NOI waiting period for the facility does not begin until the NOI has been posted on the Internet at www.epa.gov/npdes/noisearch.
- As long as your paper NOI was sent before or postmarked by January 5, 2009, your coverage under the 2000 MSGP will be administratively continued until you are authorized to discharge under the 2008 MSGP.
If you are an existing discharger and you have not yet filed your NOI:
- EPA recommends that you file your NOI electronically using the eNOI system immediately to minimize any delay in your discharge authorization under the 2008 MSGP and that you minimize any period of noncompliance without NPDES permit coverage.
If you have questions about the eNOI system, please contact the EPA's NOI Processing Center using one of the following options:
- By Telephone: Person-to-person telephone support is available from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (EST). Call our toll-free line at 866-352-7755.
- By Webform: Fill out the online form at www.epa.gov/npdes/noicontact
- By E-mail: Send an e-mail to Technical Support at noi@avanticorporation.com
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As of October 31st, 2009, the Alaska Department of Environmental
Conservation is now the stormwater permitting authority in Alaska  .
Please go to their website to find out how to search for Notice of
Intents or Notice of Terminations in Alaska.
You can use the search features below to view stormwater notices of intent (NOIs) for construction projects or industrial facilities seeking coverage or already covered under EPA's Construction General Permit or Multi-Sector General Permit.
Using the search features below, you can find information in a number of different ways on construction projects or industrial facilities that have applied for permit coverage. You can search for a particular company by entering information about the owner/operator. You can search for a specific construction site or industrial facility by entering information about the site/facility location, such as name, city, county, state, or zip code. You can also search by status, region, and date. See below for descriptions of the four status types.
There are four major status types:
Waiting - A complete NOI has been received. EPA's Construction General Permit (CGP) and Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP) both require a waiting period from the time an NOI is posted on EPA's website until coverage under the permit begins. The waiting periods are as follows:
- Construction General Permit - There is a 7-day waiting period for the Construction General Permit.
- Multi-Sector General Permit - The waiting period for the MSGP depends on your discharger category and whether or not your stormwater pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) is posted on the Internet. The waiting periods are as follows:
- Existing dischargers covered under the 2000 MSGP - 30 days after EPA posts the NOI on this webpage.
- New dischargers or sources that started discharging between October 30, 2005 and January 5, 2009 - 30 days after EPA posts the NOI on this webpage.
- New dischargers or new sources that started discharging after January 5, 2009 -
If the SWPPP is posted on the Internet and the Internet address (i.e., URL) to your SWPPP is provided on the NOI form, then 30 days after EPA posts the NOI on this webpage; or
If the SWPPP is not posted on the Internet, then 60 days after EPA posts the NOI on this webpage.
During the waiting period NOIs can be reviewed by EPA, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the National Marine Fisheries Service.
Active - A complete NOI has been received. The waiting period has been completed and no additional issues have been identified. Coverage under the EPA permit began on the date indicated.
On Hold - A complete NOI has been received, however, it has been placed on hold by EPA. This project or facility is ineligible for coverage under the EPA permit until identified issues are resolved.
Terminated - A Notice of Termination (NOT) has been submitted for this project. This project is no longer covered by the EPA permit.
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