Fleet Inspection Station (FIS) License

Distributed by Maryland Department of Environment

The Department issues this statewide Maryland license as a service in order to allow owners of fleet vehicles to perform official emissions inspections on their fleets or, in the case of automobile dealers, to inspect both their own fleets and/or those belonging to other automobile dealers.

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General Permit for Storm Water Associated with Construction Activity

Distributed by Maryland Department of Environment

This Maryland permit is required if you are planning a construction project in the State, and your overall project will disturb one acre or more of earth. View Details

Ground Water Discharge Permit (Municipal or Industrial)

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This Maryland permit controls the disposal of treated municipal or industrial wastewater into the State’s ground water via spray irrigation and other land-treatment applications, as well as into the subsurface by a drain field or seepage pit. A groundwater discharge permit will contain the limitations and requirements deemed necessary to protect public health and protect ground water quality. 

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Ground Water Discharge Permit For Oil Terminals

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The groundwater discharge permit for oil terminals combines the requirements of the State of Maryland discharge permit program and the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) into one permit for oil terminal facilities that discharge storm water or hydrostatic test water to State groundwater. The permit is designed to meet federal effluent guidelines where applicable and to ensure the discharge satisfies State water quality standards. Oil terminals receiving oil by pipeline or marine transfer and which have greater than 5 million gallons storage capacity must apply. 

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Ground Water Discharge Permit For Unlined Rubble Landfills

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A groundwater discharge permit, along with a refuse disposal permit, includes limitations and requirements deemed necessary to protect public health and minimize groundwater pollution in the State of Maryland. Groundwater discharge permits for rubble landfills regulate the discharge of pollutants that may be generated as a result of rain water or groundwater passing through the rubble waste in an unlined disposal cell and seeping into groundwater beneath the landfill. Rubble waste consists primarily of waste resulting from construction and demolition activities and land clearing debris.

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