Unlike other sections of the NREPA, Part 33 does not contain a provision requiring a public hearing regarding an ANC application and/or permitting decision.
In terms of pre-treatment notifications, each permit normally requires that the permittee notify, in writing, an owner of any waterfront property within 100 feet of the area of impact, not less than seven days and not more than 45 days before the initial pesticide treatment of the treatment season. Written notification includes contact information for the permittee, a list of pesticides to be used with the corresponding water use restrictions, and approximate treatment dates. On the day of treatment, the permittee (or his/her contracted applicator) is required to post signs along the shoreline of treated areas to identify the locations and provide information about the treatment.