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Theodore R. Kulongoski, Governor
Dep'artment of Environmental Quality
, , 811 SW Sixth Avenue
Portland, OR 97204-1390
503-229-5696
TTY 503-229-6993
December 11, 2003
Jim Staight
2663 Hayden Bridge Rd.
Springfield, Oregon 97477
UIC Registration for: Residential site
Dear Mr. Staight:
Thank you for submitting a registration form for the Underground Injection Control (UIC) system
at your site. The following table shows your UIC identification number combined with the
injection system information you submitted. Generally, each facility is issued one UIC number;
the various injection systems at that facility are then identified sequentially -1, -2, -3, etc. Please
reference this number in future correspondence and retain this letter, or a copy of it, on site
should your facility be inspected.
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Please note that you are required to do the following:
. Update registration information whenever a change of ownership, change of land
use, abandonment or closure of your injection system takes place. If this facility is
sold or rented, notify the next owner about the registered injection system.
. Maintain and operate each catch basin and injection system to provide protection of
groundwater resources per your storm water plan (if required). This includes
following the maintenance schedule and providing employee education. Failure to
do so could jeopardize rule authorized status.
. Failure to install the pre-treatment system(s) noted in the application form in front of
each injection system will jeopardize rule authorized status. Install the injection
systems and all treatment within 90 days after the injection system becomes
operational or the site will lose its rule authorized status and need to apply for a state
permit or be closed.
. This authorization is for storm water only. It does not include runoff or leakage from
a dumpster, waste or material storage areas or from' construction activities.
. In the event a substance is spilled which may contaminate groundwater, contact the
closest DEQ'regional office and ask for the duty officer at the Eugene office: (541)
686-7838 and call Oregon Emergency Management at (503) 378-6377 or (800) 452-
0311.
Based on the information you have certified and sent to DEQ, your new injection system has
qualified as rule authorized under OAR 340-44. Please check with your local government to
see if they have additional requirements. If you have any questions about this letter, pleas'e
contact me at (503) 229-5945, or toll free inside Oregon at 1-800-452-4011.'
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Jim Staight
December 11, 2003
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Sincerely,
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Barbara Priest, UIC Program Coordinator
Water Quality Division
cc: Lisa-H~ity of Springfield
Bill Mason, DEO-WR
Mike Kortenhof, DEO Salem
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