H. The department shall adopt rules specifying the information the department requires an applicant to submit under this section in order to make the determination required by subsections C and D of this section. Until these rules are adopted, the department shall require an applicant to submit only the following information for certification under this section:

1. 1. The name, address and telephone number of the applicant.
2. 2. A description of the project to be certified, including an identification of the WOTUS in which the certified activities will occur.
3. 3. The project location, including latitude, longitude and a legal description.
4. 4. A United States geological service topographic map or other contour map of the project area, if available.
5. 5. A map delineating the ordinary high watermark of WOTUS affected by the activity to be certified.
6. 6. A description of any measures to be applied to the activities being certified in order to control the discharge of pollutants to WOTUS from those activities.
7. 7. A description of the materials being discharged to or placed in WOTUS.
8. 8. A copy of the application for a federal permit or license that is the subject of the requested certification.

J. Certification under section 401 of the clean water act is automatically granted for quarrying, crushing and screening of nonmetallic minerals in ephemeral waters if all of the following conditions are satisfied within the ordinary high watermark of jurisdictional waters:

1. 1. There is no disposal of construction and demolition wastes and contaminated wastewater.
2. 2. Water for dust suppression, if used, does not contain contaminants that could violate water quality standards.
3. 3. Pollution from the operation of equipment in the mining area is removed and properly disposed.
4. 4. Stockpiles of processed materials containing ten percent or more of particles of silt are placed or stabilized to minimize loss or erosion during flow events. For the purposes of this paragraph, "silt" means particles finer than 0.0625 millimeter diameter on a dry weight basis.
5. 5. Measures are implemented to minimize upstream and downstream scour during flood events to protect the integrity of buried pipelines.
6. 6. On completion of quarrying operations in an area, areas denuded of shrubs and woody vegetation are revegetated to the maximum extent practicable.

L. Certification under section 401 of the clean water act is automatically granted for any license or permit required for:

1. 1. Corrective actions taken pursuant to chapter 6, article 1 of this title in response to a release of a regulated substance as defined in section 49-1001 except for those off-site facilities that receive for treatment or disposal materials that are contaminated with a regulated substance and that are received as part of a corrective action.
2. 2. Response or remedial actions undertaken pursuant to chapter 2, article 5 of this title or pursuant to CERCLA.
3. 3. Corrective actions taken pursuant to the resource conservation and recovery act of 1976, as amended (42 United States Code sections 6901 through 6992).
4. 4. Other remedial actions that have been reviewed and approved by the appropriate government authority and taken pursuant to applicable federal or state laws.