Section R. 299.4902 - Landfill construction permit applications; contentRule 902.
(1) A construction permit application for a landfill shall include 3 copies of all of the following information:(a) All of the following general information on a form provided by the director: (i) The name and location of the facility.(ii) The name and address of the operator, including the name and telephone number of a contact person for the operator.(iii) The name and address of the property owner and any mineral rights owners, including a name and telephone number of a contact person for the property owner.(iv) The type of disposal area and application type proposed.(v) The type of waste proposed for disposal.(vi) The number of acres and design capacity applied for. for horizontal and vertical expansions, the application shall also specify existing permitted acreage, design capacity, and capacity remaining.(vii) The amount of the application fee.(viii) The signature of the owner and proposed operator.(b) Construction permit application fees specified by the act.(c) An environmental assessment that contains the information specified by R 299.4903.(d) A hydrogeological report that is in compliance with R 299.4904.(e) A hydrogeological monitoring plan that is in compliance with R 299.4905.(f) Topographic maps that are in compliance with R 299.4909.(g) Engineering plans and engineering reports, as specified in R 299.4910.(h) The operation plans specified in R 299.4911.(i) The construction quality assurance plans specified in R 299.4916.(2) To demonstrate consistency with the approved county solid waste management plan, an applicant for a construction permit application for a landfill shall include either of the following with the application:(a) A letter, resolution, or other document from the body designated in the approved county solid waste management plan that indicates that the proposed disposal area is consistent with the approved county solid waste management plan.(b) If the county determines that a disposal area is inconsistent with the approved plan, or if the planning agency refuses to provide a document in accordance with subdivision (a) of this subrule, documentation of this finding or refusal and a statement from the owner or operator that describes why he or she believes that the proposed disposal area is consistent with the county plan based on the requirements of the plan.(3) A construction permit application for any landfill facility that has been determined, by the hydrogeological report under R 299.4904 or otherwise, to be a source or probable source of groundwater contamination shall include a remedial action plan that is in compliance with part 201 of the act and these rules.Mich. Admin. Code R. 299.4902