Section 13-7 - Permit denial (a) The administrator may deny a permit for any of the following reasons: - (i) The application is incomplete; or
- (ii) Other justifiable reasons necessary to carry out the provisions of the Environmental Quality Act.
- (iii) If the applicant has been and continues to be in violation of the provisions of the Wyoming Environmental Quality Act.
(b) The administrator shall deny a permit for any of the following reasons: - (i) The project, if constructed and/or operated, will cause violation of applicable state surface or groundwater standards;
- (ii) The application contains a proposed construction or operation which does not meet the requirements of this chapter; or
- (iii) The application does not provide documentation to comply with financial responsibility requirements of section 17.
(c) The administrator shall deny any permit for which the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has denied an aquifer exemption.
(d) When the department intends to deny a permit for any reason other than an incomplete or deficient application, a draft permit shall be prepared and public notice issued pursuant to section 19.
020-13 Wyo. Code R. § 13-7