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Discharge Plan Application for Service Companies,gas Plants, Refineries, Compressor, Geothermal Facilites and Crude Oil Pump Stations - New Mexico
Discharge Plan Application for Crude Oil Pump Stations is a legal document that was released by the New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department - a government authority operating within New Mexico.
FAQ
Q: What is a discharge plan application?A: A discharge plan application is a document required for service companies, gas plants, refineries, compressor stations, geothermal facilities, and crude oil pump stations in New Mexico to manage and regulate the discharge of fluids into the environment.
Q: Who needs to submit a discharge plan application?A: Service companies, gas plants, refineries, compressor stations, geothermal facilities, and crude oil pump stations in New Mexico need to submit a discharge plan application.
Q: What does a discharge plan application include?A: A discharge plan application includes information about the facility, the types of fluids being discharged, equipment used for containment, monitoring measures, emergency response plans, and other relevant details.
Q: Why is a discharge plan application necessary?A: A discharge plan application is necessary to ensure the proper management and containment of fluids being discharged by service companies, gas plants, refineries, compressor stations, geothermal facilities, and crude oil pump stations in New Mexico, in order to protect the environment and public health.
Q: How can a discharge plan application be submitted?A: A discharge plan application can be submitted to the appropriate regulatory authority in New Mexico, such as the New Mexico Environment Department or the Oil Conservation Division.
Q: Are there any fees associated with submitting a discharge plan application?A: Yes, there are fees associated with submitting a discharge plan application. The specific fee amount may vary depending on the regulatory authority and the size of the facility.
Q: Is a discharge plan application a one-time requirement?A: No, a discharge plan application is not a one-time requirement. It needs to be submitted and updated periodically, as necessary, to reflect any changes in the facility, discharge practices, or regulatory requirements.
Form Details:
- Released on August 1, 2011;
- The latest edition currently provided by the New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department;
- Ready to use and print;
- Easy to customize;
- Compatible with most PDF-viewing applications;
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