Yes No c 26. As part of the Safe Drinking Water Act, EPA and State Underground Injection Control Programs were established to protect potential underground sources of drinking water from contamination by injection wells. Yes No c 27. The CCMP summarizes findings, identifies and establishes a priority for addressing problems, determines environmental quality goals and objectives, identifies action plans and compliance schedules for pollution control and resource management, and ensures that designated uses of the estuary are protected. The application is acceptable for cost if an engineering report is reviewed by qualified state project staff.
Information describing the problem is attached.
Information describing prior or ongoing planning efforts and descriptions of the cost-effective control option are offered. State Need Surveys are acceptable for documenting cost if a cost estimate that has been prepared and signed by an engineer or engineer circuit rider is attached. The cost estimate need not be as detailed as that found in a facility plan, but must include the engineer's rationale for the estimate. Qualified state project staff must also sign a statement of cost reasonableness after reviewing the estimate. If costs are not included, cost curves will be used.