8 11. The information required for operations involving hydrogen sulfide in accordance with 4VAC25-150-350; 9 12. The location where the Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) plan is available, if one is required; 13. The emergency response plan; 10 14. The Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy, Division of Mined Land Reclamation's permit number for any area included in a Division of Mined Land Reclamation permit on which a proposed gas, oil or geophysical operation is to be located; 11 15. For an application for a conventional well, the information required in 12 16. For an application for a coalbed methane gas well, the information required in 4VAC25-150-560; 13 17. For an application for a geophysical operation, the information required in 4VAC25-150-670; and 14 18. For an application for a permit to drill for gas or oil in Tidewater Virginia, the environmental impact assessment meeting the requirements of § 62.1-195.1 B of the Code of Virginia and 9VAC15-20. D. After July 1, 2009, all All permit applications and plats submitted to the division shall be in electronic form or a format prescribed by the director. 4VAC25-150-95. Groundwater baseline sampling, analysis and monitoring plan. A. Each application for a permit shall include a groundwater baseline sampling, analysis and monitoring plan. The groundwater monitoring program will consist of initial baseline water
10. each chemical ingredient used in the hydraulic fracturing treatment(s) of the well that is subject to the requirements of 29 Code of Federal Regulations §1910.1200(g)(2), as provided by the chemical supplier or service company or by the operator, if the operator provides its own chemical ingredients; 11. the actual or maximum concentration of each chemical ingredient listed under subsection j of this section in percent by mass; 12. the CAS number for each chemical ingredient listed, if applicable; and 13. a supplemental list of all chemicals and their respective CAS numbers, not subject to the requirements of 29 Code of Federal Regulations §1910.1200(g)(2), that were intentionally included in and used for the purpose of creating the hydraulic fracturing treatments for the well. B. The Department shall obtain and maintain data submitted to the Chemical Disclosure Registry. If the Chemical Disclosure Registry is temporarily inoperable, the operator of a well on which hydraulic fracturing treatment(s) were performed shall supply the department with the required information and upload the information on the registry when it is again operable. The information required shall also be filed as an attachment to the completion report for the well, which shall be posted, along with all attachments, on the department’s website, except that information determined by the department to be subject to trade secret protection shall not be posted. C. All information related to the specific identity or CAS number or amount of any additive or chemical ingredient used in hydraulic fracturing shall be submitted to the department and shall be available to the public unless the department determines that information supplied by the operator and claimed to be a trade secret is entitled to such protection. All information claimed as a trade secret shall be conspicuously identified as such at the time of