1. (a) Authority. This section is adopted under the authority of subdivision (a) (10) of Section 22a-6 of the Connecticut General Statutes and Section 22a-430 of the Connecticut General Statutes.

2. (b) Definitions.

   1. (1) As used in this section: "Agricultural Activities" — means:

      1. (A) Agricultural operations generating more than 1,000 gallons per day of wastewater, or (B) Animal feeding operations with more than the following number of animals on-site: 300 slaughter or feeder cattle;200 mature dairy cattle;750 swine;150 horses;3,000 sheep or lambs;16,500 turkeys;30,000 laying hens or broilers;1,500 ducks; or250 veal calves."Applicant" — means the person or municipality applying for the issuance, reissuance, modification or transfer of an individual permit under Section 22a-430 of the Connecticut General Statutes or registering for a general permit under Section 22a-430b of the Connecticut General Statutes. "Application" — means completed forms prescribed by the Commissioner for applying for issuance, reissuance, modification or transfer of an individual permit under Section 22a-430 of the Connecticut General Statutes or registering for a general permit under Section 22a-430b of the Connecticut General Statutes, including any additions, revisions, or modifications thereto. "Bakery and Confectionary Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing of candy or baked goods. "Beverage Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing or processing of malt beverages, malt, wines, brandy, brandy spirits, distilled liquors, rectified liquors, blended liquors, soft drinks, carbonated waters, flavoring extracts, flavoring syrups, or juices. "Blowdown from Heating and Cooling Equipment" — means wastewaters generated by heating and cooling equipment that recycles water. "Building Floor Drain Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated from periodic washdown of floors. "Car Wash Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the washing of cars."Clay, Gypsum, Refractory, and Ceramic Product Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing of products composed wholly or chiefly of clay, gypsum, refractory or ceramic material. "Coal Gasification Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the gasification of coal. "Coal Liquefaction Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the liquefaction of coal. "Concrete Product Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing of concrete products from a combination of cement and aggregate. "Cooling Water (Non-Contact)" — means wastewater which has been used for cooling purposes which does not come into direct contact with a product or process. "Department" — means the Department of Environmental Protection."Dredging" — means the removal of submerged materials by hydraulic or mechanical means from the waters of the state. "Edible Oils Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing of edible oils. "Explosives Manufacturing Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing of explosives, ammunition for arms, and fireworks. "Fish Hatchery and Farm Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the breeding and/or raising of fish or other aquatic organisms. "Furniture Manufacturing Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing of furniture for industrial, commercial, or residential purposes. "Groundwater Contamination Recovery System" — means a system generating a discharge from the clean-up or renovation of contaminated groundwater. "Gum and Wood Chemical Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing of gum or wood chemical products. "Hazardous Waste" — means any waste material which may pose a present or potential hazard to human health or the environment when improperly treated, stored, transported, or disposed of or otherwise managed including hazardous waste identified in accordance with Section 3001 of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 (42 U.S.C. 6901 et seq.), as amended. "Hazardous Waste Treatment Facility" — means any facility engaged primarily in the treatment, as defined in Section 22a-449(c)-100 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, of hazardous waste. "Hydrostatic Pressure Testing Wastewater" — means waters used to test the structural integrity of new tanks or pipelines, and tanks and pipelines which have been used to hold or transfer drinking water, sewage, or natural gas. "Incinerator" — means any facility engaged primarily in the incineration of solid waste which is not hazardous waste. "Issuance" — means the date on which a notice or other document from the Commissioner is deposited in the mail or personally delivered, whichever is earlier. "Minor Tumbling and Cleaning of Parts Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by processing of only aluminum, titanium, magnesium, uncoated or unplated steel or stainless steel, or non-metallic parts, or any combination thereof, for the removal of particulate metal, for surface texturing, or for cleaning, where no acids or cyanides are used or present in the processing. "Miscellaneous Food Product Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the production of food products which are not included in other categories of Schedule A of this section. "Month" — means any consecutive thirty-day period."Non-Hazardous Waste Treatment Facility" — means any facility engaged primarily in the treatment, as defined in this section, of waste which is not hazardous waste. "On-site" — means on the same or geographically contiguous property which may be divided by public or private right(s)-of-way, provided the entrance and exit between the properties is at a cross-roads intersection, and access is by crossing as opposed to going along, the right(s)-of-way. Non-contiguous properties owned by the same person or municipality but connected by a right-of-way which the person or municipality controls and to which the public does not have access, is also considered on-site property. "Paint and Ink Formulation Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing of paint or ink. "Permit" — means any permit to discharge to the waters of the State of Connecticut issued by the Commissioner of Environmental Protection pursuant to Section 22a-430 or 22a-430b of the Connecticut General Statutes, as amended. "Photographic Equipment, Supplies Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing of photographic equipment or supplies. "Photographic Processing Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the processing of photographic film. "Printing and Publishing Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the printing and publishing of paper-based materials. "Rubber Processing Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing of intermediate or final products from natural or synthetic rubber. "Sanitary Sewage" — means wastewaters discharged from a publicly owned treatment works (POTW) or any other domestic sewage treatment facility. "Septage" — means any wastewater or material withdrawn from a septic tank which is used to treat sanitary sewage. "Septage Disposal Area" — means a location utilized for ultimate land disposal of septage. "Shale Oil Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the recovery of oil from shale deposits. "Shipbuilding Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the building, preparing, conversion or alteration of all types of boats, ships, barges, and lighters. "Shore Recepter and Bulk Terminal Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the loading, unloading, or storage of oil or petroleum products from all types of boats, ships, barges and lighters. "Soap, Detergent and Cosmetic Manufacturing Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing of either intermediate or final soap, detergent or cosmetic products. "Stormwater" — means wastewater consisting of precipitation runoff."Swimming Pool Backwash" — means wastewaters generated from the back-washing of swimming pool filters. "Transportation Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the manufacturing of equipment for transportation of passengers or cargo by land, air, or water. "Treatment" — means any method, technique, or process designed to change the physical, chemical, or biological character or composition of any waste or of a wastewater discharge. "Tumbling and Cleaning of Parts Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the processing of parts for the removal of particulate metal, for surface texturing or for cleaning. "Water Production Wastewaters" — means wastewaters generated by the treatment of raw water for potable, industrial process, or commercial process use.
   2. (2) The definitions of the following terms used in this section shall be the same as the definitions in Section 22a-430-3 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, as amended: Maximum Daily Flow; Connecticut Water Quality Standards; Domestic Sewage; Groundwaters; Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTW); Surface Waters; Vehicle Service Floor Drain Wastewater; Minor Photographic Processing Wastewaters; Design Flow Rate.
   3. (3) The definitions of the following terms used in this section shall be the same as the definitions in Section 22a-207 of the Connecticut General Statutes, as amended: Municipal Solid Waste; Solid Waste; Solid Waste Disposal Area; Transfer Station; Composting.
   4. (4) The definition of the following term used in this section shall be the same as the definition in Section 22a-449-100 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, as amended: Disposal Facility.
3. (c) Method of payment. All fees required by this section, including, but not limited to, any annual fees required by Section 22a-430-7 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, to be submitted simultaneously with a permit application, shall be paid by certified check or money order payable to the Department of Environmental Protection. The certified check or money order shall state on its face, "Water Management Permit Application Fee."

4. (d) Application fees for new or reissued permits.

   1. (1) Each applicant for a new or reissued permit shall pay (A) an application fee equal to the sum of the application fees for each category of discharge proposed in the application, as determined in accordance with Schedule A of this section, and (B) an annual fee as required by Section 22a-430-7 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
   2. (2) The applicant shall pay $700.00 simultaneously with submission of the permit application. The applicant shall pay the balance of all fees due, including, but not limited to, the application fee required by this section, the annual fee required by Section 22a-430-7 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, any fee increases pursuant to subsection (n) of this section and all applicable late fees, within the time specified in any notice from the Commissioner of the balance due. If no time is specified, the applicant shall pay the balance due within thirty days of the date such notice is issued.

   3. (3) The Commissioner, upon consideration of all factors which he or she deems relevant to the amount of time needed to act on the particular application, may reduce the amount of the application fee for reissuance of a particular permit to no less than 75% of the fee established in schedule A of this section if both of the following conditions are met:

      1. (A) The applicant, as part of the application for permit reissuance, demonstrates to the Commissioner’s satisfaction that no significant changes have occurred or will occur between the date the prior permit was issued and the date of reissuance of the permit that would indicate that the permit fee should be lowered. Such changes may include but are not limited to changes to the facility or any discharge which are not required by statute or regulation, and changes to the facility, any discharge or the permit which are required by statute or regulation or which the Commissioner deems necessary in order to protect the waters of the state from pollution.
      2. (B) The application includes the following certification signed by the applicant: "I hereby certify, as part of this application for reissuance of Permit No. __, and based on my inquiry of the person or persons responsible for operating the facility described in this application, that (1) this application does not include any new or increased discharges other than those authorized by said permit or another valid permit issued by the Commissioner under Section 22a-430 of the General Statutes, (2) since the date of said permit, no unpermitted discharges have been initiated, created, originated or maintained at the facility and (3) since the date of said permit, no new substances have been added to any discharge at the facility, and no changes have been made to the facility, that would constitute a new source or require a new or modified permit under Section 22a-430 of the General Statutes, other than new discharges and changes which were authorized by a new or modified permit. I am aware that there are penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of fine and imprisonment for knowingly making false statements, and that a permit may be revoked for reasons including, but not limited to, an applicant’s failure to disclose all relevant facts, or misrepresentation of any relevant facts at any time."

5. (e) Modification fees.

   1. (1) The fee for modification of a permit shall be as follows:

      1. (A) for correction of typographical errors - no fee.
      2. (B) for extension of interim or final compliance dates due to an error or unreasonable delay of the Commissioner - no fee.
      3. (C) Except as allowed under subparagraph (1) (E) of this subsection, for a modification resulting from a change required by state or federal statute, regulation, permit, order or the Connecticut Water Quality Standards, the fee shall be one-half the permit application fee specified in subsection (d) of this section, or $500.00, whichever is greater.
      4. (D) Except as allowed under subparagraph (1) (E) of this subsection, for a modification to reflect the discharge of any new water, substance or material or any increase in any water, substance or material beyond existing permit conditions, the fee shall be the permit application fee and annual fee specified in subsection (d) of this section as if the new or increased discharge were the subject of an application for a new permit.
      5. (E) If the Commissioner determines that a modification under subparagraphs (1) (C) or (1) (D) of this subsection requires no more staff resources in a particular case than the staff resources generally required for minor modifications under Section 22a-430-4 (p) (5) (B) of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, the fee shall be $500.00.
      6. (F) For all other modifications to permits the fee shall be $500.00.
   2. (2) Any person or municipality applying for a permit modification shall pay the entire permit modification fee simultaneously with submission of the application. For a permit modification for which no application is submitted, the entire permit modification fee shall be paid on or before thirty (30) days after the issuance of notice from the Commissioner that it is due.
6. (f) Discharge category. If the Commissioner upon review determines that an applicant’s categorization of a discharge for purposes of calculating a fee or the applicant’s calculation of a fee is incorrect, the Commissioner shall notify the applicant of his or her determination. Such determination shall be final. Should additional payment be due, the Commissioner shall not continue with review of the application until full payment is made. The Commissioner shall determine the amount of the permit application fees for any discharge category which is not listed in Schedule A, based on the reasonable cost of reviewing and acting upon a permit application for such a discharge.
7. (g) Waiver. The Commissioner may waive, reduce, or allow delayed payment of all or part of a fee in cases in which he or she determines that the amount of the fee is clearly excessive in relation to the cost of the permitted activity.
8. (h) Transfer fee. The fee for transfer of a permit or application shall be $500.00. A permit shall not be transferred prior to payment of all required fees and the approval of the transfer by the Commissioner, as required by Section 22a-430-4 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies. No applicant shall be required to pay both a transfer fee and a permit modification fee for the sole purpose of obtaining a permit transfer.

9. (i) Payment of new fee. The Commissioner may at his or her discretion require submission of a new permit application and payment of a new application fee, regardless of any fees previously paid or required, whenever the Commissioner acts under Section 22a-430-4 (k) (5) of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies and under the following conditions:

   1. (1) An application has been determined by the Commissioner to be complete and, at the applicant’s request, no further action is taken by the Commissioner for more than one hundred and eighty (180) days from the date the application is determined to be complete.
   2. (2) An application is determined by the Commissioner to be incomplete and more than one hundred eighty (180) days have elapsed since the Commissioner’s most recent request to the applicant or his or her agent for additional information and the applicant has not submitted such information.
10. (j) Prohibition of review. The Commissioner shall not review an application for an individual permit under Section 22a-430 of the Connecticut General Statutes, including, but not limited to, an application for a new, reissued, modified or transferred permit, and shall not issue any such permit, unless all fees required by this section and Section 22a-430-7 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies have been paid in full. Unless the Commissioner specifies otherwise in writing, a registration for a general permit under Section 22a-430b of the Connecticut General Statutes shall not be deemed complete and coverage under the general permit shall not begin unless all fees required by this section have been paid in full.

11. (k) Late fee.

    1. (1) A late fee of twenty-five percent of the application fee and the annual fee required by this section shall be charged, in addition to any other fee required by this section, if (A) the applicant fails to submit a complete application for reissuance on or before the required due date, if any; or (B) the applicant begins the activity to be permitted prior to applying for the required permit. The applicant or permittee shall pay an additional five percent of the amount of the application fee and the annual fee required by this section for each month or part thereof beyond the date on which a new or reissued permit was required during which a complete application is not on file with the Commissioner.
    2. (2) An applicant or permittee who fails to pay any required fee when due shall pay an additional five percent of the amount of such fee for each month or part thereof that such fee is overdue.

    3. (3) This subsection shall not prevent the Commissioner from pursuing other remedies available by statute or regulation.

       (l) Exemption. Discharges from a building used solely as a single-family residence or from a swimming pool at a single family residence shall be exempt from all fee requirements under this section.

12. (m) Municipal fees.

    1. (1) As required by Section 22a-6 (b) of the Connecticut General Statutes, any fee charged to a municipality pursuant to this section shall be fifty percent of the fee that would be charged to other applicants or permittees.
    2. (2) As required by Section 22a-6 (c) of the Connecticut General Statutes, for municipalities that own more than one POTW, the fee for a permit application for each such POTW is either (A) determined by dividing the fee in schedule A for the sum of the average daily flow proposed in the application plus the permitted average daily flows for all other municipally owned POTWs, by the total number of municipally owned POTWs, or (B) fifty percent of the fee that would be charged to other applicants or permittees for a discharge of sanitary sewage in the amount proposed in the application, whichever is less.
13. (n) Fee increases. If any change is made in an application which would result in an increase in the fee, or if the fee for permit issuance, reissuance, modification or transfer under this section or the annual fee under Section 22a-430-7 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies increases before (1) a final determination of the Commissioner, or (2) approval of plans and specifications under Section 22a-430-4 (k) of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, whichever is later, the applicant shall pay the amount of such increase. Such payment shall be made (1) on or before thirty (30) days after issuance of notice from the Commissioner of the fee increase, or (2) before the permit is issued, whichever is earlier. The provisions of this subsection shall not apply to applications which were received by the Commissioner prior to July 1, 1993 and which, by that date, included all required fees and all information required by statute, regulation or prior request of the Commissioner.

14. (o) Credits and refunds.

    1. (1) If the Commissioner determines that a permit under Section 22a-430 or Section 22a-430b of the Connecticut General Statutes is not required for the activity or a portion of the activity described in a permit application, or if any change is made to an application which would result in a decrease in the fee, and neither the public notice nor a final decision on the application has been issued, the Commissioner shall retain one half of all application fees due to date for the subject application, and shall credit to the applicant the balance of any application and annual fees paid, to be applied to future fees due to the Commissioner under a statute or regulation administered by him or her. If the Commissioner denies a permit, he or she shall credit to the applicant any annual fee paid, to be applied to future fees due to the Commissioner under a statute or regulation administered by him or her.
    2. (2) If an application fee and an annual fee are submitted for an individual permit under Section 22a-430 of the Connecticut General Statutes, and the Commissioner determines (A) that the discharge is covered in accordance with the terms, including any registration requirements, of a general permit issued under Section 22a-430b of the Connecticut General Statutes, and (B) that the fee for such general permit is less than the fee paid, the Commissioner shall deduct the general permit fee from the fees paid and credit the remainder to the applicant to be applied to future fees due to the Commissioner under a statute or regulation administered by him or her.
    3. (3) If, immediately prior to permit issuance, the total paid by the applicant is more than the sum of all required fees, including late fees, required under this section and Section 22a-430-7 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, the Commissioner shall credit the excess payment to the applicant to be applied to future fees due to the Commissioner under a statute or regulation administered by him or her.
    4. (4) Modification and transfer fees shall be non-refundable, except that modification fees specified in subparagraphs (C) and (D) of subdivision (1) of subsection (e) of this section shall be subject to the credit and refund provisions of this subsection.
    5. (5) If the Commissioner issues or intends to issue a credit to an applicant under this subsection and the applicant demonstrates to the Commissioner’s satisfaction that no future fees can reasonably be expected to be required of the applicant, the Commissioner shall refund the excess payment to the applicant.

    6. (6) There shall be no credits or refunds other than as specified in this subsection. SCHEDULE AI. Category ISubcategoryApplicationX700.00Y4,900.00Z9,800.00SubcategoryWastewater CategoryX*Y*Z*Adhesives and Sealants²—0–5,000>5,000Aluminum Forming¹ (Except to POTWs) —0–5,00075,000Aluminum Forming¹ (to POTWs) —0–10,000>10,000Asbestos Manufacturing¹—0–5,000>5,000Bakery and Confectionary³—0–50,000⁴>50,000Battery Manufacturing¹—0–5,000>5,000Beverage³—0–50,000⁴>50,000Builders Paper and Roofing Felt¹—0–5,000>5,000Canned and Preserved Fruits Processing¹—0–50,000⁴>50,000Canned and Preserved Seafood Processing¹—0–50,000⁴>50,000Cement Manufacturing¹—0–50,000>50,000Clay, Gypsum, Refractory, and Ceramic Products³—0–50,000>50,000Coal Gasification³—0–50,000>50,000Coal Liquefaction³—0–50,000>50,000Coal Mining¹—0–50,000>50,000Coil Coating¹ (except to POTW) —0–5,000>5,000Coil Coating¹ (to POTWs) —0–10,000>10,000Concrete Product³<10,00010,000–50,000>50,000Copper Forming¹ (except to POTWs) —0–5,000>5,000Copper Forming¹ (to POTWs) —0–10,000>10,000Dairy Products Processing¹—0–50,000⁴>50,000Dairy Products Processing¹—0–50,000⁴>50,000Edible Oils³—0–50,000⁴>50,000Electrical and Electronic Components ¹ (except to POTWs) —0–5,000>5,000Electrical and Electronic Components ¹ (to POTWs) —0–10,000>10,000Explosives Manufacturing³—0–5,000>5,000Ferroalloys Manufacturing¹ (except to POTWs) —0–5,000>5,000Ferroalloys Manufacturing¹ (to POTWs) —0–10,000>10,000Fertilizer Manufacturing¹—0–5,000>5,000Fish Hatchery & Farm³—0–1,000,000>1,000,000Furniture Manufacturing³—0–5,000>5,000Glass Manufacturing¹—0–50,000>50,000Grain Mills¹—0–50,000>50,000Gum and Wood Chemical³—0–5,000>5,000Hospitals¹<5,0005,000–100,000>100,000Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing¹—0–5,000>5,000Iron and Steel Manufacturing¹—0–50,000>50,000Laboratory Wastewaters¹<5,0005,000–100,000>100,000Leather Tanning and Finishing¹—0–50,000>50,000Meat Products and Rendering¹—0–50,000⁴>50,000Metal Finishing¹ (except to POTWs) —0–5,000>5,000Metal Finishing¹ (to POTWs) —0–10,000>10,000Metal Molding and Casting¹—0–50,000>50,000Mineral Mining and Processing¹—0–50,000>50,000Miscellaneous Food Product³—0–50,000⁴>50,000Nonferrous Metals Manufacturing¹ (except to POTWs) —0–5,000>5,000Oil and Gas Extraction¹—0–50,000>50,000Ore Mining¹<100,000100,000–1,000,000>1,000,000Organic Chemicals Manufacturing¹—0–50,000>50,000Paint and Ink Formulation³—0–1,000>1,000Paving and Roofing Materials¹—0–5,000>5,000Pesticides¹—0–1,000>1,000Petroleum Refining¹—0–5,000>5,000Pharmaceutical Preparations¹—0–50,000>50,000Phosphate Manufacturing¹—0–50,000>50,000Photographic Equipment, Supplies³<5,0005,000–50,000>50,000Photographic Processing³<5,0005,000–50,000>50,000Plastics Processing¹—0–5,000>5,000Porcelain Enameling¹—0–5,000>5,000Printing and Publishing³—0–5,000>5,000Pulp and Paper Mills¹—0–50,000>50,000Rubber Processing³—0–50,000>50,000Shale Oil³—0–50,000>50,000Shipbuilding³—0–50,000>50,000Shore Receptor and Bulk Terminal³—0–50,000>50,000Soap, Detergent, and Cosmetic Manufacturing³—0–5,000>5,000Steam Electric Power Plants¹ (per power generating unit) —0–50,000>50,000Sugar Processing¹—0–50,000>50,000Textile Mills¹—0–50,000>50,000Timber Products Processing¹—0–5,000>5,000Transportation³—0–50,000>50,000* These figures refer to the total maximum daily flow for each category of discharge, in gallons per day, as proposed in the permit application. ¹ Means wastewaters from this source, as defined pursuant to Section 301 of the 1972 Federal Water Pollution Control Act 33 U.S.C. 1251 et seq., as amended. ² Means wastewaters from this source, as defined pursuant to the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification Manual, Executive Office of the President, Office of Management and Budget, as amended. ³ Defined in Section 22a-430-6 (b) of this section. ⁴ For these categories, if the discharge is to a POTW and the maximum daily flow as proposed in the permit application is less than 5,000 gallons per day, the fee shall be $700.00. > means more than< means less thanII. Category II—Miscellaneous DischargesCategoryApplication1. Cooling Water (Non_Contract)³ a. <5,000* b. 5,000-100,000* c. 100,001-10,000,000* d. >10,000,000*700.002450.009,800.0024,500.002. Incinerator³4,200.003. Transfer Station³875.004. Hazardous Waste Dispsal Facilities³70,000.005. Solid Waste Disposal Areas³40,000.006. Water Production Wastewaters³875.007. Agricultural Activities³ a. Slaughter or feeder cattle 1. 300-899 cattle700.00 2. 900-1800 cattle1,750.00 3. > 1800 cattle2,625.00 b. Mature Dairy Cattle 1. 200-599 cattle700.00 2. 600-1200 cattle1,750.00 3. > 1200 cattle2,625.00 c. Swine 1. 750-2500 swine700.00 2. > 2500 swine2,625.00 d. Horses 1. 150-499 horses700.00 2. 500-900 horses1,750.00 3. > 900 horses2,625.00 e. Sheep or Lambs 1. 300-3899 sheep/lambs700.00 2. 3900-9000 sheep/lambs1,750.00 3. > 9000 sheep/lambs2,625.00 f. Turkeys 1. 16,000-49,499 turkeys700.00 2. 49,500-99,000 turkeys1,725.00 3. > 99,000 turkeys2,625.00 g. Laying Hens or Broilers 1. 30,000-89,999 hens/broilers700.00 2. 90,000-180,000 hens/broilers1,750.00 3. > 180,000 hens/broilers2,625.00 h. Ducks 1. 1500-4499 ducks700.00 2. 4500-9000 ducks1,750.00 3. >9000 ducks2,625.00 i. Veal Calves 1. 250-749 calves700.00 2. 750-15001,750.00 3. > 1500 calves2,625.008. Stormwater³4,200.009. Groundwater Contamination Recovery Systems³4,200.0010. Hazardous Waste Treatment Facility³42,000.0011. Sanitary Sewage³ to Surface Waters³ a. <20,000*1,312.50 b. 20,000-999,999*4,200.00 c. 1,000,000-4,999,999*6,125.00d. 5,000,000-9,999,999*7,000.00 e. 10,000,000-20,000,000*7,875.00 f. > 20,000,0008,750.0013. Sanitary Sewage³ to Groundwaters³ > 5,000‡ 3,150.0014. Dredging³3,150.0015. Auto and other Laundries Wastewaters a. Power Laundries, Family and Commercial² 1. 0-50,000*700.00 2. >50,000*1,312.50 b. Linen Supply² 1. 0-50,00*700.00 2. >50,000*1,312.00 c. Diaper Service²1,312.00 d. Coin-Operated Laundries and Dry Cleaners²1,312.00 e. Dry Cleaning Plants Except Rug Cleaning²1,312.50f. Carpet and Upholstery Cleaners²1,312.50 g. Industrial Laundries² 1. 0-50,000*4,900.00 2. >50,000*9,800.00 h. Misc. Laundry and Garment Services²700.00 i. Car Washes²1,312.5016. Septage Disposal Area³4,375.0017. Blowdown From Heating and Cooling Equipment³2,000.0018. Tumbling and Cleaning of Parts Wastewaters³ a. 0-1000*2,000.00 b. 1,001-10,000*4,900.00 c. >10,000*9,800.0019. Minor Tumbling and Cleaning of Parts Wastewaters³ a. 0-50,000* (excluding natural gas pipelines)700.00 b. >50,000* (excluding natural gas pipelines)2,450.00 c. Natural Gas Pipelines9,800.0022. Composting³6,300.0023. Building Floor Drain Wastewaters700.0024. Swimming Pool Wastewaters700.00* These figures refer to the total maximum daily flow for each category of discharge, in gallons per day, as proposed in the permit application, except for POTWs owned by municipalities, in which case the flow is as described in subdivision (n) (1) of this section. ‡ These figures refer to the design flow rate, in gallons per day, as proposed in the permit application. ² Means wastewaters from this source, as defined pursuant to the 1972 Standard Industrial Classification Manual, Executive Office of the President, Office of Management and Budget, as amended. ³ Defined in Section 22a-430-6 (b) of this section. >means more than<means less thanIII. Category III — No application fee1. Sanitary sewage to the groundwaters <5,000 gallons per day design flow rate.IV. Category IV — General permits(1) for general permits issued under Section 22a-430b of the Connecticut General Statutes, the following fees shall apply:

       1. (A) Where no registration is required, no fee.
       2. (B) Where registration is by notice of coverage, or where registration is required as a condition of the permit, the fee shall be $250.00 per registration.
       3. (C) Where registration is by notice of intent to be covered, the fee shall be $500.00 per registration.
       4. (D) If the commissioner requires any person or municipality to submit a pollution prevention plan under a general permit issued under section 22a-430b of the General Statutes, a fee of $250.00 shall be submitted simultaneously with said plan.

(Effective July 13, 1993)