Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 807 - SOLID WASTE › Subpart B - SOLID WASTE PERMITS › Section 807.205 - Applications for Permit

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) All
				applications for permit required under these regulations shall contain all data
				and information specified in those rules governing the type of unit or site for
				which the permit is required.
b)
				The Agency may adopt procedures requiring such additional information as is
				reasonably necessary to determine whether the waste management site will meet
				the requirements of the Act and regulations.
c) The Agency may prescribe the form in which
				all information required under these regulations shall be submitted.
d) All permit applications shall be signed by
				the owner and operator of the waste management site or their duly authorized
				agents, shall be accompanied by evidence of authority to sign the application
				and shall be certified as to all engineering features by a professional
				engineer.
e) All permit
				applications shall be mailed or delivered to the appropriate address designated
				by the Agency, and shall be sent by reqistered or certified mail, return
				receipt requested or delivered in person. Applications which are hand-delivered
				shall be delivered to and receipted for by the Manager of the Agency's Division
				of Land Pollution Control or his designee.
f) An application for permit shall not be
				deemend filed until the Agency has received, at the designated address, all
				information, documents, and authorization in the form and with the content
				required by these rules and related Agency procedures. However, if the Agency
				fails to notify the applicant within 45 days after the receipt of an
				application for development permit and 30 days after the receipt of an
				application for an operating permit, that the application is incomplete, and of
				the reasons, the application shall be deemed to have been filed on the date
				received by the Agency. An applicant may deem the Agency's notification that
				the application is incomplete as a denial of the permit for purposes of review
				pursuant to Section 40 of the Act.
g) If the Agency fails to take final action
				on the application for development permit within 90 days from the filing
				thereof, or on the application for operating permit within 45 days from the
				filing thereof, the applicant may deem the permit granted on the
				91st day or the 46th day
				after the application was filed.
h)
				Any applicant for a permit may waive the requirement that the Agency shall take
				final action within 90 days or 45 days from the filing of the
				application.
i) The Agency shall
				send all notices of final action by registered or certified mail, return
				receipt requested. Final action shall be deemed to have taken place on the date
				that such notice is mailed.
j) If
				specifically authorized by statute, any person may petition the Board for a
				hearing before the Board to contest the issuance by the Agency. (Title X of the
				Act).
k) Upon receipt of a request
				for a permit required by these regulations, the Agency shall notify the State's
				Attorney and the Chairman of the County Board of the county in which the
				subject facility is located and each member of the General Assembly from the
				legislative district in which that site is located and the clerk of each
				municipality any portion of which is within three miles of the site.
1) All applications filed after March 1,
				1985, shall include, if required by Subparts E and F, a closure plan, a
				post-closure care plan, a closure cost estimate and a post-closure care cost
				estimate showing how the operator will close each unit and provide post-closure
				care in accordance with all applicable Board regulations.