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Operations

Permitting and licensing

From application to issued permit.

Permit writers, license examiners, engineers, and technical review staff

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What it does

Permitting, specifically.

  1. Review applications against the statutes, rules, and guidance that govern them.
  2. Turn governing rule text into defensible permit conditions.
  3. Flag whether each condition is mandatory, discretionary, or unsupported.
  4. Assemble the basis for decision and the response to comments.
  5. Check facility and applicant history before renewal or denial.

In detail

Draft, review, and defend permits against the rules that actually govern them.

  • Turn governing rule text into defensible permit conditions and flag where a condition is mandatory, discretionary, or unsupported.
  • Compare peer-state approaches for stormwater, NPDES, Title V, UIC, waste, and new load or energy infrastructure.
  • Summarize facility permits, violations, penalties, monitoring data, and public-comment obligations before renewal or enforcement.
  • Draft responsiveness summaries, public-notice materials, and reviewer memos with citations back to the governing record.

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