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Saw Grant Stormwater Asset Management Plan Certification of Project Completeness - Michigan
Saw Grant Stormwater Asset Management Plan Certification of Project Completeness is a legal document that was released by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy - a government authority operating within Michigan.
FAQ
Q: What is Grant Stormwater Asset Management Plan Certification of Project Completeness?A: It is a certification for the completeness of a project in the Grant Stormwater Asset Management Plan in Michigan.
Q: What does the certification mean?A: It means that the project has met the requirements and is considered complete according to the Grant Stormwater Asset Management Plan.
Q: Who issues the certification?A: The certification is issued by the relevant authorities overseeing the Grant Stormwater Asset Management Plan in Michigan.
Q: Why is the certification important?A: The certification ensures that the project has been successfully implemented according to the plans and guidelines set forth in the Grant Stormwater Asset Management Plan.
Q: What are the benefits of the certification?A: The certification helps demonstrate compliance with the stormwater management regulations and guidelines, ensuring the completion of effective stormwater management projects.
Q: How can I obtain the certification?A: To obtain the certification, you need to complete the necessary requirements and submit the relevant documentation to the authorities responsible for issuing the certification.
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- Released on May 1, 2019;
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