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As of March 2016, as a result of a change in the law, facilities receiving liquid industrial by-products from off-site via public roadway must report their liquid industrial by-products activity to EGLE. Liquid industrial by-product receiving facilities, also called "liquid industrial by-products designated facilities," must submit an annual report detailing their liquid industrial by-product activities occurring from January 1st to December 31st in the prior year by April 30th each year. Examples of materials that are typically subject to regulation as liquid industrial by-product include:
Designated facilities are to use the EQP1602 Form and EQP1602 Form Instructions for the appropriate reporting year. You must save this file to your computer before completing it. After opening the form using the link above, save the file on your computer for editing. Do not edit the form in your browser; be sure to download the form and open it from your computer. Once the reporting form is completed, it can be e-mailed to EGLE-Part-121-Reporting@Michigan.gov or printed and mailed to:
EGLE, MMD
Engineering and Program Support Unit
PO Box 30241
Lansing, MI 48909-7741
Upon receipt, EGLE will send acknowledgment via e-mail that the report was received.
To learn more about whether your facility is subject to the liquid industrial by-product designated facility handling and reporting requirements:
For questions or complications with the form or instructions, please contact Krista Hettich at HettichK@Michigan.gov or 269-370-8527. For questions about liquid industrial by-products reporting, obtaining or updating a Site Identification Number, or other liquid industrial by-product requirements, please contact your local hazardous waste and liquid industrial by-product inspector listed below.
The form is an Adobe Acrobat document. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, you can download it for free online.
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