Alaska Administrative Code › Title 18 - Environmental Conservation › Chapter 72 - Wastewater Treatment and Disposal › Article 2 - Domestic Wastewater System Plan Review › 18 AAC 72.205 - General submittal requirements

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) For a submittal
				requesting approval under
				18 AAC 72.200 to be considered
				complete, an applicant must include
(1) the
				plan review fee required by
				18 AAC 72.955 unless the fee is
				calculated under
				18 AAC 72.959;
(2) a fully completed plan intake form on the
				form provided by the department;
(3) a completed owner's statement on the form
				provided by the department;
(4) a
				cover letter, engineer's report, and calculations, sealed by a registered
				engineer, that adequately represent and demonstrate that the design
(A) meets the applicable approval criteria in
				this chapter;
(B) meets the minimum
				treatment requirements of this chapter; and
(C) protects drinking water sources and
				systems, groundwater, and surface waters;
(5) engineering plans that clearly and
				legibly depict the design and are
(A) 11-inch
				by 17-inch half-size drawings; or
(B) 8.5-inch by 11-inch drawings;
(6) a statement identifying new
				discharge permits required or existing permits that remain valid; the statement
				must assert that a discharge, if any, meets effluent limitations in a permit
				authorizing that discharge issued under this chapter, 18 AAC 83, or a permit
				issued under, 33 U.S.C.
				1342 (Clean Water Act, sec. 402);
(7) a description of measures to protect
				nearby surface water from siltation or other contamination resulting from
				construction of the project; adequate measures include compliance with the
				conditions in a permit issued by the department under 18 AAC 83 or a permit
				certified by the department under
				18 AAC 15.130 -
				18 AAC 15.180 for
				construction-related discharges;
(8) a description of the provisions to
				maintain operation of existing services and treatment processes affected by the
				project during construction;
(9) if
				a wastewater system serves multiple lots or facilities owned by different
				individuals or entities, documentation showing
(A) the existence or formation of a local
				government organization, a homeowner's association, a private utility, a
				commercial entity, or other entity, the purpose of which is to operate and
				maintain the system; or
(B) a
				certificate of public convenience and necessity issued by the Regulatory
				Commission of Alaska under
				AS
				42.05.221 if a public utility within the
				meaning given in
				AS
				42.05.990 operates the
				system;
(10) for a
				wastewater system that has 100 or more service connections, or if the system is
				used or intended for use by 500 or more individuals per day, documentation
				showing that the operator is or will be certified as required by 18 AAC 74
				before operation of the system; and
(11) if a wastewater discharge is proposed to
				an existing collection or disposal system, documentation showing that
(A) the receiving system has sufficient
				capacity to accommodate flows expected from the proposed discharge;
				and
(B) if owned by a separate
				entity, the owner of the receiving system has approved the discharge.