The Virginia Register OF
REGULATIONS is an official state publication issued every other week
throughout the year. Indexes are published quarterly, and are cumulative for
the year. The Virginia Register has several functions. The new and
amended sections of regulations, both as proposed and as finally adopted, are
required by law to be published in the Virginia Register. In addition,
the Virginia Register is a source of other information about state
government, including petitions for rulemaking, emergency regulations,
executive orders issued by the Governor, and notices of public hearings on
regulations.
ADOPTION,
AMENDMENT, AND REPEAL OF REGULATIONS
An
agency wishing to adopt, amend, or repeal regulations must first publish in the
Virginia Register a notice of intended regulatory action; a basis,
purpose, substance and issues statement; an economic impact analysis prepared
by the Department of Planning and Budget; the agency’s response to the economic
impact analysis; a summary; a notice giving the public an opportunity to
comment on the proposal; and the text of the proposed regulation.
Following
publication of the proposal in the Virginia Register, the promulgating agency
receives public comments for a minimum of 60 days. The Governor reviews the
proposed regulation to determine if it is necessary to protect the public
health, safety and welfare, and if it is clearly written and easily
understandable. If the Governor chooses to comment on the proposed regulation,
his comments must be transmitted to the agency and the Registrar no later than
15 days following the completion of the 60-day public comment period. The
Governor’s comments, if any, will be published in the Virginia Register.
Not less than 15 days following the completion of the 60-day public comment
period, the agency may adopt the proposed regulation.
The
Joint Commission on Administrative Rules (JCAR) or the appropriate standing
committee of each house of the General Assembly may meet during the
promulgation or final adoption process and file an objection with the Registrar
and the promulgating agency. The objection will be published in the Virginia
Register. Within 21 days after receipt by the agency of a legislative
objection, the agency shall file a response with the Registrar, the objecting
legislative body, and the Governor.
When
final action is taken, the agency again publishes the text of the regulation as
adopted, highlighting all changes made to the proposed regulation and
explaining any substantial changes made since publication of the proposal. A
30-day final adoption period begins upon final publication in the Virginia
Register.
The
Governor may review the final regulation during this time and, if he objects,
forward his objection to the Registrar and the agency. In addition to or in
lieu of filing a formal objection, the Governor may suspend the effective date
of a portion or all of a regulation until the end of the next regular General
Assembly session by issuing a directive signed by a majority of the members of
the appropriate legislative body and the Governor. The Governor’s objection or
suspension of the regulation, or both, will be published in the Virginia
Register. If the Governor finds that changes made to the proposed
regulation have substantial impact, he may require the agency to provide an
additional 30-day public comment period on the changes. Notice of the
additional public comment period required by the Governor will be published in
the Virginia Register.
The
agency shall suspend the regulatory process for 30 days when it receives
requests from 25 or more individuals to solicit additional public comment,
unless the agency determines that the changes have minor or inconsequential
impact.
A
regulation becomes effective at the conclusion of the 30-day final adoption
period, or at any other later date specified by the promulgating agency, unless
(i) a legislative objection has been filed, in which event the regulation,
unless withdrawn, becomes effective on the date specified, which shall be after
the expiration of the 21-day objection period; (ii) the Governor exercises his
authority to require the agency to provide for additional public comment, in
which event the regulation, unless withdrawn, becomes effective on the date
specified, which shall be after the expiration of the period for which the
Governor has provided for additional public comment; (iii) the Governor and the
General Assembly exercise their authority to suspend the effective date of a
regulation until the end of the next regular legislative session; or (iv) the
agency suspends the regulatory process, in which event the regulation, unless
withdrawn, becomes effective on the date specified, which shall be after the
expiration of the 30-day public comment period and no earlier than 15 days from
publication of the readopted action.
A
regulatory action may be withdrawn by the promulgating agency at any time
before the regulation becomes final.
FAST-TRACK
RULEMAKING PROCESS
Section
2.2-4012.1 of the Code of Virginia provides an exemption from certain
provisions of the Administrative Process Act for agency regulations deemed by
the Governor to be noncontroversial. To use this process, Governor's
concurrence is required and advance notice must be provided to certain
legislative committees. Fast-track regulations will become effective on the
date noted in the regulatory action if no objections to using the process are
filed in accordance with § 2.2-4012.1.
EMERGENCY
REGULATIONS
Pursuant
to § 2.2-4011 of the Code of Virginia, an agency, upon consultation
with the Attorney General, and at the discretion of the Governor, may adopt
emergency regulations that are necessitated by an emergency situation. An
agency may also adopt an emergency regulation when Virginia statutory law or
the appropriation act or federal law or federal regulation requires that a
regulation be effective in 280 days or less from its enactment. The emergency regulation becomes operative upon its
adoption and filing with the Registrar of Regulations, unless a later date is
specified. Emergency regulations are limited to no more than 18 months in
duration; however, may be extended for six months under certain circumstances
as provided for in § 2.2-4011 D. Emergency regulations are published as
soon as possible in the Register.
During
the time the emergency status is in effect, the agency may proceed with the
adoption of permanent regulations through the usual procedures. To begin
promulgating the replacement regulation, the agency must (i) file the Notice of
Intended Regulatory Action with the Registrar within 60 days of the effective
date of the emergency regulation and (ii) file the proposed regulation with the
Registrar within 180 days of the effective date of the emergency regulation. If
the agency chooses not to adopt the regulations, the emergency status ends when
the prescribed time limit expires.
STATEMENT
The
foregoing constitutes a generalized statement of the procedures to be followed.
For specific statutory language, it is suggested that Article 2 (§ 2.2-4006
et seq.) of Chapter 40 of Title 2.2 of the Code of Virginia be examined
carefully.
CITATION
TO THE VIRGINIA REGISTER
The Virginia
Register is cited by volume, issue, page number, and date. 34:8 VA.R.
763-832 December 11, 2017, refers to Volume 34, Issue 8, pages 763 through
832 of the Virginia Register issued on
December 11, 2017.
The
Virginia Register of Regulations is
published pursuant to Article 6 (§ 2.2-4031 et seq.) of Chapter 40 of
Title 2.2 of the Code of Virginia.
Members
of the Virginia Code Commission: John
S. Edwards, Chair; James A. "Jay" Leftwich, Vice Chair;
Ryan T. McDougle; Rita Davis; Leslie L. Lilley; E.M. Miller,
Jr.; Thomas M. Moncure, Jr.; Christopher R. Nolen; Charles S. Sharp; Samuel T.
Towell; Mark J. Vucci.
Staff
of the Virginia Register: Karen
Perrine, Registrar of Regulations; Anne Bloomsburg, Assistant
Registrar; Rhonda Dyer, Publications Assistant; Terri Edwards, Senior
Operations Staff Assistant.
PUBLICATION SCHEDULE AND DEADLINES
Vol. 35 Iss. 8 - December 10, 2018
January 2019 through December 2019
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PETITIONS FOR RULEMAKING
Vol. 35 Iss. 8 - December 10, 2018
TITLE
18. PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING
BOARD OF COUNSELING
Initial Agency Notice
Title of Regulation:
18VAC115-50. Regulations Governing the Practice of Marriage and Family Therapy.
Statutory Authority: § 54.1-2400 of the Code of
Virginia.
Name of Petitioner: Jamie West.
Nature of Petitioner's Request: To count up to 600 hours
of supervised experience in a Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and
Family Therapy Education or a Council for Accreditation of Counseling and
Related Educational Programs doctoral program towards hours of residency.
Agency Plan for Disposition of Request: In accordance
with Virginia law, the petition will be filed with the Registrar of Regulations
and published on December 10, 2018, with comment requested until January 9,
2019. It will also be placed on the Virginia Regulatory Town Hall and available
for comments to be posted electronically. At its first meeting following the
close of comment, scheduled for February 8, 2019, the board will consider the
request to amend regulations and all comment received in support or opposition.
The board will inform the petitioner of its response and any action it
approves.
Public Comment Deadline: January 9, 2019.
Agency Contact: Jaime Hoyle, Executive Director, Board
of Counseling, 9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 300, Richmond, VA 23233, telephone
(804) 367-4406, or email jaime.hoyle@dhp.virginia.gov.
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-17; Filed November 9, 2018, 8:54 a.m.
REGULATIONS
Vol. 35 Iss. 8 - December 10, 2018
TITLE 1. ADMINISTRATION
STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS
Notice of Change in Public Hearing Date and Time
Title of Regulation: 1VAC20-50. Candidate
Qualification (amending 1VAC20-50-20).
Statutory Authority: §§ 24.2-103 and 24.2-506 of the
Code of Virginia.
Notice of Public Hearing Date and Time Change: The State
Board of Elections announced a public hearing and a public comment period on
proposed amendments to 1VAC20-50 in the Virginia Register of Regulations in 35:7 VA.R. 1013 November 26, 2018. The
date and time of the public hearing has changed. The public hearing is now
scheduled for 2:00 p.m. on December 21, 2018, in the Virginia State Capitol,
1000 Bank Street, Senate Room 3, Richmond, VA 23219.
Agency Contact: David Nichols, Director of Election
Services, Department of Elections, 1100 Bank Street, Richmond, VA 23219,
telephone (804) 864-8952, or email david.nichols@elections.virginia.gov.
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5732; Filed November 27, 2018, 11:38 a.m.
TITLE 8. EDUCATION
STATE COUNCIL OF HIGHER EDUCATION FOR VIRGINIA
Final Regulation
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE: The
State Council of Higher Education for Virginia is claiming an exemption from
the Administrative Process Act in accordance with § 2.2-4002 B 4 of
the Code of Virginia, which exempts regulations relating to grants of state or
federal funds or property.
Title of Regulation: 8VAC40-170. Cybersecurity
Student Loan Repayment Grant Regulations (adding 8VAC40-170-10 through 8VAC40-170-60).
Statutory Authority: § 23.1-203 of the Code of Virginia;
Item 141 of Chapter 2 of the 2018 Acts of Assembly, Special Session I.
Effective Date: December 10, 2018.
Agency Contact: Beverly Rebar, Senior Associate for
Academic and Legislative Affairs, State Council of Higher Education for
Virginia, 101 North 14th Street, 9th Floor, Monroe Building, Richmond, VA
23219, telephone (804) 371-0571, or email beverlyrebar@schev.edu.
Summary:
Pursuant to Item 141 I of Chapter 2 of the 2018 Acts of
Assembly, Special Session I (Appropriation Act), the action establishes
requirements to govern administration and award of grant funds under the
Cybersecurity Student Loan Repayment Grant Program, including (i) recent
graduate and veteran eligibility and academic or job qualifications, (ii) the
application process, and (iii) identification and prioritization of qualified
employers and qualified employment.
CHAPTER 170
CYBERSECURITY STUDENT LOAN REPAYMENT GRANT REGULATIONS
8VAC40-170-10. Definitions.
"Active duty service" means full-time duty in
the active military service of the United States. Such service includes (i)
full-time training duty, annual training duty, and attendance while in the
active military service at a school designated as a service school by law or by
the secretary of the military department concerned and (ii) Air Force, Army,
Coast Guard, Marines, Navy, and National Guard members operating under Title 10
of the United States Code, but does not include full-time National Guard duty
operating under Title 32 of the United States Code. This definition is only
applicable if the applicant attempts to qualify under the "separation from
active duty service" provision under 8VAC40-170-30 B 2.
"Award year" means the Commonwealth of
Virginia's fiscal budget year, July 1 through June 30 of the following year.
"Contract" means the document detailing the
program and employer contributions for a specific employee, including annual
grant amounts and duration, in conformance with this chapter.
"Full-time employment" means an employee is
assigned to nonrestricted, classified, or other salaried positions that work
the equivalent of 40 hours per week for 12 months per year.
"IT" means the field of information technology.
"Private institution of higher education" means
each in-state nonprofit and proprietary private institution of higher education
in the Commonwealth.
"Program" means the Cybersecurity Student Loan
Repayment Grant Program.
"Public institution of higher education" means
the Virginia Community College System as a whole and each associate-degree
granting and baccalaureate public institution of higher education in the
Commonwealth.
"Qualified employment" means an employment
position meeting the requirements of this chapter.
"Reside within Virginia" means an individual has
secured physical housing located within the geographical boundaries of the
Commonwealth of Virginia during the period of qualified employment under the
contract.
"SCHEV" means employees of the State Council of
Higher Education for Virginia assigned to the administration of the program.
"Student loan" means any qualified education
loan obtained specifically to finance education or other school-related
expenses but does not include credit card debt, a home equity loan, or
revolving debt.
"Veteran" means an individual who has served on
active duty in the Armed Forces of the United States and who was discharged or
released from such service under conditions other than dishonorable.
8VAC40-170-20. Award details.
From such funds as are available through appropriations
and subject to matching employer funds, recipients will be eligible for up to
$20,000 total from a combination of program funds and employer match.
1. The employer match must be equal to or greater than the
program match.
2. The actual award may be reduced based on available
program funds and employer match.
3. Awards may be renewed for up to two years, for a maximum
total of three years, subject to employer commitments upon initial awarding,
available funds, number of applications, and prioritization of employer and
position.
8VAC40-170-30. Recipient criteria.
A. A recipient shall reside within Virginia during the
period of qualified employment in which the contract is in force.
B. A recipient shall begin full-time employment within one
year of:
1. Graduation from a public institution of higher education
or regionally accredited private institution of higher education with an
undergraduate or graduate degree in computer science or another academic
program recognized by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia to prepare
an individual for a career in cybersecurity; or
2. Separation from active duty service in the Armed Forces
of the United States; having been discharged or released from such service
under conditions other than dishonorable and having gained experience or
received training in computer science during such service.
C. A recipient shall accept an offer of qualified
employment from an employer located within the Commonwealth of Virginia.
1. Eligible employers include:
a. A state agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia,
b. An agency of the federal government,
c. A federal or state military or defense organization, and
d. Any private organization that contractually provides
cybersecurity services for any organization listed in this subdivision 1 and
such private organization.
2. Eligible positions include:
a. Positions tagged with "#COVAcyberjobs" on the
website jobs.virginia.gov;
b. Positions with role titles such as "Information
Technology Specialist I-IV" and "Information Technology Manager
I-III";
c. Positions having a cybersecurity component or
demonstrating a career-path that leads into cybersecurity responsibilities,
which will be considered on a case-by-case basis; and
d. Positions whose job descriptions include the following
key words or combination of words, which may be considered on a case-by-case
basis:
(1) Cyber, cyber security, cyber-security, security,
secure, securing, compliance, threat, detection, vulnerability, audit,
compliance, protect, firewall, risk, or incident.
(2) Analyze, collect and operate, investigate, operate and
maintain, oversight and development, protect and defend, or securely provision.
8VAC40-170-40. Award prioritization.
A. Once funding for an award year has been fully
committed, no further applications will be considered.
B. Merit criteria may be considered for individual
eligibility and may be utilized for any individual application not yet
reviewed. The criteria may include:
1. Qualifying veteran status;
2. Cumulative grade point average for a degree program;
3. Cumulative grade point average within a major;
4. Amount of outstanding student loans; and
5. Prior IT experience.
C. Employment priority will be given the following order:
1. Positions explicitly supporting cybersecurity.
2. Information technology management.
3. Information technology specialist.
4. Positions with current cybersecurity responsibilities.
5. Positions whose career path leads directly into
cybersecurity responsibilities.
D. Employer priority will be given the following order:
1. State agencies.
2. Private employers contracting with state agencies.
3. Military or defense organizations.
4. Federal agencies.
5. Private employers contracting with federal or military
agencies.
8VAC40-170-50. Participation process.
A. Individual certification of eligibility.
1. The individual may submit an application for eligibility
at any time following, but within one year of, degree completion or separation
from military.
2. In the application, the individual must verify:
a. Physical residence within the Commonwealth;
b. That the individual is within one year of either:
(1) Graduation from a qualifying institution; or
(2) Separation from active duty service from the U.S.
military; and
c. Amount of student loan debt.
3. Individuals meeting the requirements will be issued a
certification of eligibility with an expiration date. Such certification does
not convey any commitment by the individual to seek qualified employment nor
assurance that grant funds will be available.
B. Employer contract submission.
1. Prior to advertisement or selection of applicants, the
employer may seek confirmation that an open position is eligible under this
program. Such verification does not convey any commitment by the employer to
fill the position nor any assurance that grant funds will be available.
2. To submit a contract proposal, the employer must
certify:
a. The eligible individual has been or will be offered a
qualifying position.
b. The individual meets all federal and state employment
requirements, including having secured necessary security clearances required
for the performance of the position.
c. A permanent mailing address for the individual is on
record.
d. A description of the position offered.
e. That the individual's education or training meet the
requirements for the position being offered.
f. The amount and duration of the employer match.
g. Verification of a current valid contract with the
Commonwealth of Virginia or a Virginia state agency, federal agency, or
qualifying military organization including how the position relates to that
contract if a private employer.
3. SCHEV verification and contract approval.
a. Using information provided, SCHEV will verify whether
the individual, the employer, and the position are eligible under the program.
b. SCHEV will determine the amount and duration of the
state matching commitment from the grant and that the employer match is in
conformance with this chapter.
c. There is no program commitment or reservation of funds
until SCHEV has confirmed individual eligibility and has signed the contract
identifying the state and employer program match and duration of agreement.
8VAC40-170-60. Grant administration.
A. Funds disbursement.
1. Each six months, the employee will receive half of the
annual award (half of employer match and half of the grant match) that the
employer certifies that:
a. The employee remains employed full time in the approved
position; and
b. Employer has verified payment of the employer matching
requirement.
2. Disbursements from the grant will be made directly to
the employee.
B. Grant conditions.
1. No employment service time shall be used to
simultaneously satisfy the requirements of this program while satisfying
requirements for:
a. Federal CyberCorp® Scholarship for Service;
b. Virginia Cybersecurity Public Service Scholarship; or
c. Any other Commonwealth of Virginia employment incentive
bonus.
2. The contract is null and void and no further grant
disbursements will take place if:
a. The applicant does not accept the offer of employment,
inclusive of a program contract as part of the compensation package.
b. The applicant fails to secure and maintain initial or
subsequent security clearances required for the approved position.
c. The employee leaves employment or is fired for cause.
d. The employee ceases to be employed full time in a
qualifying position.
e. The employer fails to fulfill the contract. In addition,
the employer may be disqualified from future consideration for any contracts
under this program.
f. The employee defaults on any student loan during the
time of employment.
3. If the employee is subject to a layoff or other
reduction in force, the employee may be considered for a pro rata award based
on the length of service if the employer certifies satisfactory performance
during the time of qualified employment.
C. Eligibility for multiple grants.
1. Individuals may have no more than one contract in force
at one time.
2. There are two paths to eligibility: (i) degree completion
or (ii) separation from military service. Therefore, it is possible for an
individual to meet the initial eligibility criteria multiple times. An employee
may be considered for an additional grant under this program if the employee
meets the recipient criteria under 8VAC40-170-30 and
a. Is offered a qualifying position of increased
responsibility level within the organization; or
b. Has been offered a qualifying position of increased
responsibility at another eligible employer.
3. No employee may receive a second grant contract for the
same employment position or equivalent level of employment either with the
initial employer or any other eligible employer.
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5740; Filed November 29, 2018, 8:21 a.m.
TITLE 9. ENVIRONMENT
STATE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
Final Regulation
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE: The
State Air Pollution Control Board is claiming an exemption from Article 2 of
the Administrative Process Act in accordance with § 2.2-4006 A 3 of the
Code of Virginia, which excludes regulations that consist only of changes in
style or form or corrections of technical errors. The State Air Pollution
Control Board will receive, consider, and respond to petitions by any
interested person at any time with respect to reconsideration or revision.
Title of Regulation: 9VAC5-220. Variance for Rocket
Motor Test Operations at Atlantic Research Corporation Orange County Facility (Rev.
A18) (amending 9VAC5-220-10, 9VAC5-220-20).
Statutory Authority: §§ 10.1-1307 and 10.1-1308 of
the Code of Virginia.
Effective Date: January 9, 2019.
Agency Contact: Gary E. Graham, Department of Environmental
Quality, 1111 East Main Street, Suite 1400, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218,
telephone (804) 698-4103, or email gary.graham@deq.virginia.gov.
Summary:
The amendments correct the name of the owner and operator
of the rocket motor testing facility in the regulation.
CHAPTER 220
VARIANCE FOR ROCKET MOTOR TEST OPERATIONS AT ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORPORATION
AEROJET ROCKETDYNE, INC. ORANGE COUNTY FACILITY
9VAC5-220-10. Applicability and designation of affected
facility.
The affected facility to which the provisions of this chapter
apply is the Atlantic Research Corporation Aerojet Rocketdyne, Inc.
Orange County facility.
9VAC5-220-20. Definitions.
A. For the purpose of this chapter or any associated orders
issued by the board, the words or terms in subsection C of this section
shall have the meanings given them in subsection C of this section.
B. As used in this chapter, all terms not defined herein
in this section shall have the meanings given them in 9VAC5 Chapter
10 (9VAC5-10) and 9VAC5-170-140, unless otherwise required by
context.
C. Terms defined.
"Atlantic Research Corporation" "Aerojet
Rocketdyne, Inc." means the owner and operator of a rocket motor test
facility located at 7499 Pine Stake Road, Culpeper, Virginia, known as the
Orange County facility.
"EPA" means the United States U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency.
"Facility" means the contiguous property at 7499
Pine Stake Road, Culpeper, Virginia, owned and operated by the Atlantic
Research Corporation Aerojet Rocketdyne, Inc. or its successors in
ownership, and known as the Orange County facility.
"Order" means the order granting this variance.
"Rocket motor test operations" means static testing
of solid propellant rocket motors on a fixed test stand. Such tests are
conducted for the research, development, and production of rocket motors.
"VAC" and "9 VAC" mean Title 9 of the
Virginia Administrative Code. This title comprises the environmental
regulations for the Commonwealth of Virginia, including the regulations of the
State Air Pollution Control Board.
"Variance" means 9VAC5 Chapter 220 (9VAC5-220)
this chapter.
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5544; Filed November 14, 2018, 9:33 a.m.
TITLE 9. ENVIRONMENT
STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Forms
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:
Forms used in administering the regulation have been filed by the agency. The
form is not being published; however, online users of this issue of the
Virginia Register of Regulations may click on the name of a form with a
hyperlink to access it. The form is also available from the agency contact or
may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, 900 East Main
Street, 11th Floor, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
Titles of Regulations: 9VAC25-20. Fees for Permits
and Certificates.
9VAC25-115. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing Facilities.
9VAC25-151. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial
Activity.
9VAC25-190. Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) General Permit Regulation for Nonmetallic Mineral Mining.
9VAC25-193. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products Facilities.
9VAC25-210. Virginia Water Protection Permit Program
Regulation.
9VAC25-610. Groundwater Withdrawal Regulations.
9VAC25-660. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts Less than One-Half Acre.
9VAC25-670. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Facilities and Activities of Utility and Public Service Companies Regulated by
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or the State Corporation Commission
and Other Utility Line Activities.
9VAC25-680. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Linear Transportation Projects.
9VAC25-690. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts from Development and Certain Mining Activities.
Contact Information: Debra Harris, Department of
Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218, telephone (804)
698-4209, or email debra.harris@deq.virginia.gov.
FORMS (9VAC25-20)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Reimbursement Invoice, Form 1 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Multiple Owners Payment Assignment, Form 2 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Notice of Intent to Seek Reconsideration, Form 3 (rev. 8/2007)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Reconsideration Claim Form, Form 4 (rev. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-115)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing
Facilities, July 2016 reissuance (rev. 4/2016)
FORMS (9VAC25-151)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Registration Statement, SWGP VAR05-RS (eff.
7/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Notice of Termination, SWGP VAR05-NOT (eff.
7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) (eff. 7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Change of Ownership Form (undated)
FORMS (9VAC25-190)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Nonmetallic Mineral
Mining (VAG84) - Notice of Termination (eff. 7/2014)
VPDES General Permit Registration Statement -
Nonmetallic Mineral Mining (rev. 2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-193)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products
Facilities, VAG11 (rev. 4/2013)
FORMS (9VAC25-210)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Tidewater Joint Permit Application for Projects
Involving Tidal Waters, Tidal Wetlands and/or Dunes and Beaches in Virginia
(rev. 5/2017)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-610)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Application Instructions for Completing a Groundwater
Withdrawal Permit Application (rev. 11/2013)
Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
(rev. 9/2012)
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit - Change of
Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 11/2013)
Uncontested Termination Agreement (rev. 11/2013)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report, Form GW-2
(rev. 8/2016)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report Well
Abandonment Form, GW-5 (rev. 8/2016)
Public Notice Authorization Form - Authorization
for Public Notice Billing to Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Applicant (rev.
11/2013)
Preapplication Meeting - Application for a
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)
Local and Areawide Planning Requirements (rev.
9/2012)
Quarterly Groundwater Withdrawal Report (rev.
11/2013)
Mitigation Plan (rev. 11/2013)
Existing Users Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
Application and Instructions (eff. 2/2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-660)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application
Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-670)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-680)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-690)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5735; Filed November 13, 2018, 1:54 p.m.
TITLE 9. ENVIRONMENT
STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Forms
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:
Forms used in administering the regulation have been filed by the agency. The
form is not being published; however, online users of this issue of the
Virginia Register of Regulations may click on the name of a form with a
hyperlink to access it. The form is also available from the agency contact or
may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, 900 East Main
Street, 11th Floor, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
Titles of Regulations: 9VAC25-20. Fees for Permits
and Certificates.
9VAC25-115. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing Facilities.
9VAC25-151. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial
Activity.
9VAC25-190. Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) General Permit Regulation for Nonmetallic Mineral Mining.
9VAC25-193. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products Facilities.
9VAC25-210. Virginia Water Protection Permit Program
Regulation.
9VAC25-610. Groundwater Withdrawal Regulations.
9VAC25-660. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts Less than One-Half Acre.
9VAC25-670. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Facilities and Activities of Utility and Public Service Companies Regulated by
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or the State Corporation Commission
and Other Utility Line Activities.
9VAC25-680. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Linear Transportation Projects.
9VAC25-690. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts from Development and Certain Mining Activities.
Contact Information: Debra Harris, Department of
Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218, telephone (804)
698-4209, or email debra.harris@deq.virginia.gov.
FORMS (9VAC25-20)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Reimbursement Invoice, Form 1 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Multiple Owners Payment Assignment, Form 2 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Notice of Intent to Seek Reconsideration, Form 3 (rev. 8/2007)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Reconsideration Claim Form, Form 4 (rev. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-115)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing
Facilities, July 2016 reissuance (rev. 4/2016)
FORMS (9VAC25-151)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Registration Statement, SWGP VAR05-RS (eff.
7/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Notice of Termination, SWGP VAR05-NOT (eff.
7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) (eff. 7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Change of Ownership Form (undated)
FORMS (9VAC25-190)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Nonmetallic Mineral
Mining (VAG84) - Notice of Termination (eff. 7/2014)
VPDES General Permit Registration Statement -
Nonmetallic Mineral Mining (rev. 2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-193)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products
Facilities, VAG11 (rev. 4/2013)
FORMS (9VAC25-210)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Tidewater Joint Permit Application for Projects
Involving Tidal Waters, Tidal Wetlands and/or Dunes and Beaches in Virginia
(rev. 5/2017)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-610)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Application Instructions for Completing a Groundwater
Withdrawal Permit Application (rev. 11/2013)
Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
(rev. 9/2012)
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit - Change of
Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 11/2013)
Uncontested Termination Agreement (rev. 11/2013)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report, Form GW-2
(rev. 8/2016)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report Well
Abandonment Form, GW-5 (rev. 8/2016)
Public Notice Authorization Form - Authorization
for Public Notice Billing to Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Applicant (rev.
11/2013)
Preapplication Meeting - Application for a
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)
Local and Areawide Planning Requirements (rev.
9/2012)
Quarterly Groundwater Withdrawal Report (rev.
11/2013)
Mitigation Plan (rev. 11/2013)
Existing Users Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
Application and Instructions (eff. 2/2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-660)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application
Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-670)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-680)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-690)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5735; Filed November 13, 2018, 1:54 p.m.
TITLE 9. ENVIRONMENT
STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Forms
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:
Forms used in administering the regulation have been filed by the agency. The
form is not being published; however, online users of this issue of the
Virginia Register of Regulations may click on the name of a form with a
hyperlink to access it. The form is also available from the agency contact or
may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, 900 East Main
Street, 11th Floor, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
Titles of Regulations: 9VAC25-20. Fees for Permits
and Certificates.
9VAC25-115. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing Facilities.
9VAC25-151. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial
Activity.
9VAC25-190. Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) General Permit Regulation for Nonmetallic Mineral Mining.
9VAC25-193. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products Facilities.
9VAC25-210. Virginia Water Protection Permit Program
Regulation.
9VAC25-610. Groundwater Withdrawal Regulations.
9VAC25-660. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts Less than One-Half Acre.
9VAC25-670. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Facilities and Activities of Utility and Public Service Companies Regulated by
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or the State Corporation Commission
and Other Utility Line Activities.
9VAC25-680. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Linear Transportation Projects.
9VAC25-690. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts from Development and Certain Mining Activities.
Contact Information: Debra Harris, Department of
Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218, telephone (804)
698-4209, or email debra.harris@deq.virginia.gov.
FORMS (9VAC25-20)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Reimbursement Invoice, Form 1 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Multiple Owners Payment Assignment, Form 2 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Notice of Intent to Seek Reconsideration, Form 3 (rev. 8/2007)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Reconsideration Claim Form, Form 4 (rev. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-115)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing
Facilities, July 2016 reissuance (rev. 4/2016)
FORMS (9VAC25-151)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Registration Statement, SWGP VAR05-RS (eff.
7/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Notice of Termination, SWGP VAR05-NOT (eff.
7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) (eff. 7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Change of Ownership Form (undated)
FORMS (9VAC25-190)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Nonmetallic Mineral
Mining (VAG84) - Notice of Termination (eff. 7/2014)
VPDES General Permit Registration Statement -
Nonmetallic Mineral Mining (rev. 2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-193)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products
Facilities, VAG11 (rev. 4/2013)
FORMS (9VAC25-210)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Tidewater Joint Permit Application for Projects
Involving Tidal Waters, Tidal Wetlands and/or Dunes and Beaches in Virginia
(rev. 5/2017)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-610)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Application Instructions for Completing a Groundwater
Withdrawal Permit Application (rev. 11/2013)
Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
(rev. 9/2012)
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit - Change of
Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 11/2013)
Uncontested Termination Agreement (rev. 11/2013)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report, Form GW-2
(rev. 8/2016)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report Well
Abandonment Form, GW-5 (rev. 8/2016)
Public Notice Authorization Form - Authorization
for Public Notice Billing to Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Applicant (rev.
11/2013)
Preapplication Meeting - Application for a
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)
Local and Areawide Planning Requirements (rev.
9/2012)
Quarterly Groundwater Withdrawal Report (rev.
11/2013)
Mitigation Plan (rev. 11/2013)
Existing Users Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
Application and Instructions (eff. 2/2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-660)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application
Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-670)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-680)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-690)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5735; Filed November 13, 2018, 1:54 p.m.
TITLE 9. ENVIRONMENT
STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Forms
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:
Forms used in administering the regulation have been filed by the agency. The
form is not being published; however, online users of this issue of the
Virginia Register of Regulations may click on the name of a form with a
hyperlink to access it. The form is also available from the agency contact or
may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, 900 East Main
Street, 11th Floor, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
Titles of Regulations: 9VAC25-20. Fees for Permits
and Certificates.
9VAC25-115. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing Facilities.
9VAC25-151. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial
Activity.
9VAC25-190. Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) General Permit Regulation for Nonmetallic Mineral Mining.
9VAC25-193. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products Facilities.
9VAC25-210. Virginia Water Protection Permit Program
Regulation.
9VAC25-610. Groundwater Withdrawal Regulations.
9VAC25-660. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts Less than One-Half Acre.
9VAC25-670. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Facilities and Activities of Utility and Public Service Companies Regulated by
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or the State Corporation Commission
and Other Utility Line Activities.
9VAC25-680. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Linear Transportation Projects.
9VAC25-690. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts from Development and Certain Mining Activities.
Contact Information: Debra Harris, Department of
Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218, telephone (804)
698-4209, or email debra.harris@deq.virginia.gov.
FORMS (9VAC25-20)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Reimbursement Invoice, Form 1 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Multiple Owners Payment Assignment, Form 2 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Notice of Intent to Seek Reconsideration, Form 3 (rev. 8/2007)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Reconsideration Claim Form, Form 4 (rev. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-115)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing
Facilities, July 2016 reissuance (rev. 4/2016)
FORMS (9VAC25-151)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Registration Statement, SWGP VAR05-RS (eff.
7/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Notice of Termination, SWGP VAR05-NOT (eff.
7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) (eff. 7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Change of Ownership Form (undated)
FORMS (9VAC25-190)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Nonmetallic Mineral
Mining (VAG84) - Notice of Termination (eff. 7/2014)
VPDES General Permit Registration Statement -
Nonmetallic Mineral Mining (rev. 2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-193)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products
Facilities, VAG11 (rev. 4/2013)
FORMS (9VAC25-210)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Tidewater Joint Permit Application for Projects
Involving Tidal Waters, Tidal Wetlands and/or Dunes and Beaches in Virginia
(rev. 5/2017)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-610)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Application Instructions for Completing a Groundwater
Withdrawal Permit Application (rev. 11/2013)
Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
(rev. 9/2012)
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit - Change of
Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 11/2013)
Uncontested Termination Agreement (rev. 11/2013)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report, Form GW-2
(rev. 8/2016)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report Well
Abandonment Form, GW-5 (rev. 8/2016)
Public Notice Authorization Form - Authorization
for Public Notice Billing to Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Applicant (rev.
11/2013)
Preapplication Meeting - Application for a
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)
Local and Areawide Planning Requirements (rev.
9/2012)
Quarterly Groundwater Withdrawal Report (rev.
11/2013)
Mitigation Plan (rev. 11/2013)
Existing Users Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
Application and Instructions (eff. 2/2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-660)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application
Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-670)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-680)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-690)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5735; Filed November 13, 2018, 1:54 p.m.
TITLE 9. ENVIRONMENT
STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Forms
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:
Forms used in administering the regulation have been filed by the agency. The
form is not being published; however, online users of this issue of the
Virginia Register of Regulations may click on the name of a form with a
hyperlink to access it. The form is also available from the agency contact or
may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, 900 East Main
Street, 11th Floor, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
Titles of Regulations: 9VAC25-20. Fees for Permits
and Certificates.
9VAC25-115. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing Facilities.
9VAC25-151. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial
Activity.
9VAC25-190. Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) General Permit Regulation for Nonmetallic Mineral Mining.
9VAC25-193. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products Facilities.
9VAC25-210. Virginia Water Protection Permit Program
Regulation.
9VAC25-610. Groundwater Withdrawal Regulations.
9VAC25-660. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts Less than One-Half Acre.
9VAC25-670. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Facilities and Activities of Utility and Public Service Companies Regulated by
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or the State Corporation Commission
and Other Utility Line Activities.
9VAC25-680. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Linear Transportation Projects.
9VAC25-690. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts from Development and Certain Mining Activities.
Contact Information: Debra Harris, Department of
Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218, telephone (804)
698-4209, or email debra.harris@deq.virginia.gov.
FORMS (9VAC25-20)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Reimbursement Invoice, Form 1 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Multiple Owners Payment Assignment, Form 2 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Notice of Intent to Seek Reconsideration, Form 3 (rev. 8/2007)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Reconsideration Claim Form, Form 4 (rev. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-115)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing
Facilities, July 2016 reissuance (rev. 4/2016)
FORMS (9VAC25-151)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Registration Statement, SWGP VAR05-RS (eff.
7/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Notice of Termination, SWGP VAR05-NOT (eff.
7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) (eff. 7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Change of Ownership Form (undated)
FORMS (9VAC25-190)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Nonmetallic Mineral
Mining (VAG84) - Notice of Termination (eff. 7/2014)
VPDES General Permit Registration Statement -
Nonmetallic Mineral Mining (rev. 2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-193)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products
Facilities, VAG11 (rev. 4/2013)
FORMS (9VAC25-210)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Tidewater Joint Permit Application for Projects
Involving Tidal Waters, Tidal Wetlands and/or Dunes and Beaches in Virginia
(rev. 5/2017)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-610)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Application Instructions for Completing a Groundwater
Withdrawal Permit Application (rev. 11/2013)
Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
(rev. 9/2012)
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit - Change of
Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 11/2013)
Uncontested Termination Agreement (rev. 11/2013)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report, Form GW-2
(rev. 8/2016)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report Well
Abandonment Form, GW-5 (rev. 8/2016)
Public Notice Authorization Form - Authorization
for Public Notice Billing to Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Applicant (rev.
11/2013)
Preapplication Meeting - Application for a
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)
Local and Areawide Planning Requirements (rev.
9/2012)
Quarterly Groundwater Withdrawal Report (rev.
11/2013)
Mitigation Plan (rev. 11/2013)
Existing Users Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
Application and Instructions (eff. 2/2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-660)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application
Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-670)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-680)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-690)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5735; Filed November 13, 2018, 1:54 p.m.
TITLE 9. ENVIRONMENT
STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Forms
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:
Forms used in administering the regulation have been filed by the agency. The
form is not being published; however, online users of this issue of the
Virginia Register of Regulations may click on the name of a form with a
hyperlink to access it. The form is also available from the agency contact or
may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, 900 East Main
Street, 11th Floor, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
Titles of Regulations: 9VAC25-20. Fees for Permits
and Certificates.
9VAC25-115. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing Facilities.
9VAC25-151. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial
Activity.
9VAC25-190. Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) General Permit Regulation for Nonmetallic Mineral Mining.
9VAC25-193. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products Facilities.
9VAC25-210. Virginia Water Protection Permit Program
Regulation.
9VAC25-610. Groundwater Withdrawal Regulations.
9VAC25-660. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts Less than One-Half Acre.
9VAC25-670. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Facilities and Activities of Utility and Public Service Companies Regulated by
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or the State Corporation Commission
and Other Utility Line Activities.
9VAC25-680. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Linear Transportation Projects.
9VAC25-690. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts from Development and Certain Mining Activities.
Contact Information: Debra Harris, Department of
Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218, telephone (804)
698-4209, or email debra.harris@deq.virginia.gov.
FORMS (9VAC25-20)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Reimbursement Invoice, Form 1 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Multiple Owners Payment Assignment, Form 2 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Notice of Intent to Seek Reconsideration, Form 3 (rev. 8/2007)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Reconsideration Claim Form, Form 4 (rev. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-115)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing
Facilities, July 2016 reissuance (rev. 4/2016)
FORMS (9VAC25-151)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Registration Statement, SWGP VAR05-RS (eff.
7/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Notice of Termination, SWGP VAR05-NOT (eff.
7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) (eff. 7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Change of Ownership Form (undated)
FORMS (9VAC25-190)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Nonmetallic Mineral
Mining (VAG84) - Notice of Termination (eff. 7/2014)
VPDES General Permit Registration Statement -
Nonmetallic Mineral Mining (rev. 2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-193)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products
Facilities, VAG11 (rev. 4/2013)
FORMS (9VAC25-210)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Tidewater Joint Permit Application for Projects
Involving Tidal Waters, Tidal Wetlands and/or Dunes and Beaches in Virginia
(rev. 5/2017)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-610)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Application Instructions for Completing a Groundwater
Withdrawal Permit Application (rev. 11/2013)
Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
(rev. 9/2012)
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit - Change of
Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 11/2013)
Uncontested Termination Agreement (rev. 11/2013)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report, Form GW-2
(rev. 8/2016)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report Well
Abandonment Form, GW-5 (rev. 8/2016)
Public Notice Authorization Form - Authorization
for Public Notice Billing to Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Applicant (rev.
11/2013)
Preapplication Meeting - Application for a
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)
Local and Areawide Planning Requirements (rev.
9/2012)
Quarterly Groundwater Withdrawal Report (rev.
11/2013)
Mitigation Plan (rev. 11/2013)
Existing Users Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
Application and Instructions (eff. 2/2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-660)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application
Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-670)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-680)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-690)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5735; Filed November 13, 2018, 1:54 p.m.
TITLE 9. ENVIRONMENT
STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Forms
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:
Forms used in administering the regulation have been filed by the agency. The
form is not being published; however, online users of this issue of the
Virginia Register of Regulations may click on the name of a form with a
hyperlink to access it. The form is also available from the agency contact or
may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, 900 East Main
Street, 11th Floor, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
Titles of Regulations: 9VAC25-20. Fees for Permits
and Certificates.
9VAC25-115. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing Facilities.
9VAC25-151. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial
Activity.
9VAC25-190. Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) General Permit Regulation for Nonmetallic Mineral Mining.
9VAC25-193. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products Facilities.
9VAC25-210. Virginia Water Protection Permit Program
Regulation.
9VAC25-610. Groundwater Withdrawal Regulations.
9VAC25-660. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts Less than One-Half Acre.
9VAC25-670. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Facilities and Activities of Utility and Public Service Companies Regulated by
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or the State Corporation Commission
and Other Utility Line Activities.
9VAC25-680. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Linear Transportation Projects.
9VAC25-690. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts from Development and Certain Mining Activities.
Contact Information: Debra Harris, Department of
Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218, telephone (804)
698-4209, or email debra.harris@deq.virginia.gov.
FORMS (9VAC25-20)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Reimbursement Invoice, Form 1 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Multiple Owners Payment Assignment, Form 2 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Notice of Intent to Seek Reconsideration, Form 3 (rev. 8/2007)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Reconsideration Claim Form, Form 4 (rev. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-115)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing
Facilities, July 2016 reissuance (rev. 4/2016)
FORMS (9VAC25-151)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Registration Statement, SWGP VAR05-RS (eff.
7/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Notice of Termination, SWGP VAR05-NOT (eff.
7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) (eff. 7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Change of Ownership Form (undated)
FORMS (9VAC25-190)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Nonmetallic Mineral
Mining (VAG84) - Notice of Termination (eff. 7/2014)
VPDES General Permit Registration Statement -
Nonmetallic Mineral Mining (rev. 2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-193)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products
Facilities, VAG11 (rev. 4/2013)
FORMS (9VAC25-210)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Tidewater Joint Permit Application for Projects
Involving Tidal Waters, Tidal Wetlands and/or Dunes and Beaches in Virginia
(rev. 5/2017)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-610)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Application Instructions for Completing a Groundwater
Withdrawal Permit Application (rev. 11/2013)
Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
(rev. 9/2012)
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit - Change of
Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 11/2013)
Uncontested Termination Agreement (rev. 11/2013)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report, Form GW-2
(rev. 8/2016)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report Well
Abandonment Form, GW-5 (rev. 8/2016)
Public Notice Authorization Form - Authorization
for Public Notice Billing to Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Applicant (rev.
11/2013)
Preapplication Meeting - Application for a
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)
Local and Areawide Planning Requirements (rev.
9/2012)
Quarterly Groundwater Withdrawal Report (rev.
11/2013)
Mitigation Plan (rev. 11/2013)
Existing Users Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
Application and Instructions (eff. 2/2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-660)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application
Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-670)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-680)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-690)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5735; Filed November 13, 2018, 1:54 p.m.
TITLE 9. ENVIRONMENT
STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Forms
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:
Forms used in administering the regulation have been filed by the agency. The
form is not being published; however, online users of this issue of the
Virginia Register of Regulations may click on the name of a form with a
hyperlink to access it. The form is also available from the agency contact or
may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, 900 East Main
Street, 11th Floor, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
Titles of Regulations: 9VAC25-20. Fees for Permits
and Certificates.
9VAC25-115. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing Facilities.
9VAC25-151. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial
Activity.
9VAC25-190. Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) General Permit Regulation for Nonmetallic Mineral Mining.
9VAC25-193. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products Facilities.
9VAC25-210. Virginia Water Protection Permit Program
Regulation.
9VAC25-610. Groundwater Withdrawal Regulations.
9VAC25-660. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts Less than One-Half Acre.
9VAC25-670. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Facilities and Activities of Utility and Public Service Companies Regulated by
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or the State Corporation Commission
and Other Utility Line Activities.
9VAC25-680. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Linear Transportation Projects.
9VAC25-690. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts from Development and Certain Mining Activities.
Contact Information: Debra Harris, Department of
Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218, telephone (804)
698-4209, or email debra.harris@deq.virginia.gov.
FORMS (9VAC25-20)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Reimbursement Invoice, Form 1 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Multiple Owners Payment Assignment, Form 2 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Notice of Intent to Seek Reconsideration, Form 3 (rev. 8/2007)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Reconsideration Claim Form, Form 4 (rev. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-115)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing
Facilities, July 2016 reissuance (rev. 4/2016)
FORMS (9VAC25-151)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Registration Statement, SWGP VAR05-RS (eff.
7/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Notice of Termination, SWGP VAR05-NOT (eff.
7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) (eff. 7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Change of Ownership Form (undated)
FORMS (9VAC25-190)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Nonmetallic Mineral
Mining (VAG84) - Notice of Termination (eff. 7/2014)
VPDES General Permit Registration Statement -
Nonmetallic Mineral Mining (rev. 2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-193)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products
Facilities, VAG11 (rev. 4/2013)
FORMS (9VAC25-210)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Tidewater Joint Permit Application for Projects
Involving Tidal Waters, Tidal Wetlands and/or Dunes and Beaches in Virginia
(rev. 5/2017)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-610)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Application Instructions for Completing a Groundwater
Withdrawal Permit Application (rev. 11/2013)
Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
(rev. 9/2012)
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit - Change of
Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 11/2013)
Uncontested Termination Agreement (rev. 11/2013)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report, Form GW-2
(rev. 8/2016)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report Well
Abandonment Form, GW-5 (rev. 8/2016)
Public Notice Authorization Form - Authorization
for Public Notice Billing to Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Applicant (rev.
11/2013)
Preapplication Meeting - Application for a
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)
Local and Areawide Planning Requirements (rev.
9/2012)
Quarterly Groundwater Withdrawal Report (rev.
11/2013)
Mitigation Plan (rev. 11/2013)
Existing Users Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
Application and Instructions (eff. 2/2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-660)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application
Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-670)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-680)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-690)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5735; Filed November 13, 2018, 1:54 p.m.
TITLE 9. ENVIRONMENT
STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Forms
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:
Forms used in administering the regulation have been filed by the agency. The
form is not being published; however, online users of this issue of the
Virginia Register of Regulations may click on the name of a form with a
hyperlink to access it. The form is also available from the agency contact or
may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, 900 East Main
Street, 11th Floor, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
Titles of Regulations: 9VAC25-20. Fees for Permits
and Certificates.
9VAC25-115. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing Facilities.
9VAC25-151. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial
Activity.
9VAC25-190. Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) General Permit Regulation for Nonmetallic Mineral Mining.
9VAC25-193. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products Facilities.
9VAC25-210. Virginia Water Protection Permit Program
Regulation.
9VAC25-610. Groundwater Withdrawal Regulations.
9VAC25-660. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts Less than One-Half Acre.
9VAC25-670. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Facilities and Activities of Utility and Public Service Companies Regulated by
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or the State Corporation Commission
and Other Utility Line Activities.
9VAC25-680. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Linear Transportation Projects.
9VAC25-690. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts from Development and Certain Mining Activities.
Contact Information: Debra Harris, Department of
Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218, telephone (804)
698-4209, or email debra.harris@deq.virginia.gov.
FORMS (9VAC25-20)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Reimbursement Invoice, Form 1 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Multiple Owners Payment Assignment, Form 2 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Notice of Intent to Seek Reconsideration, Form 3 (rev. 8/2007)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Reconsideration Claim Form, Form 4 (rev. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-115)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing
Facilities, July 2016 reissuance (rev. 4/2016)
FORMS (9VAC25-151)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Registration Statement, SWGP VAR05-RS (eff.
7/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Notice of Termination, SWGP VAR05-NOT (eff.
7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) (eff. 7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Change of Ownership Form (undated)
FORMS (9VAC25-190)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Nonmetallic Mineral
Mining (VAG84) - Notice of Termination (eff. 7/2014)
VPDES General Permit Registration Statement -
Nonmetallic Mineral Mining (rev. 2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-193)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products
Facilities, VAG11 (rev. 4/2013)
FORMS (9VAC25-210)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Tidewater Joint Permit Application for Projects
Involving Tidal Waters, Tidal Wetlands and/or Dunes and Beaches in Virginia
(rev. 5/2017)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-610)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Application Instructions for Completing a Groundwater
Withdrawal Permit Application (rev. 11/2013)
Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
(rev. 9/2012)
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit - Change of
Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 11/2013)
Uncontested Termination Agreement (rev. 11/2013)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report, Form GW-2
(rev. 8/2016)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report Well
Abandonment Form, GW-5 (rev. 8/2016)
Public Notice Authorization Form - Authorization
for Public Notice Billing to Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Applicant (rev.
11/2013)
Preapplication Meeting - Application for a
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)
Local and Areawide Planning Requirements (rev.
9/2012)
Quarterly Groundwater Withdrawal Report (rev.
11/2013)
Mitigation Plan (rev. 11/2013)
Existing Users Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
Application and Instructions (eff. 2/2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-660)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application
Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-670)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-680)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-690)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5735; Filed November 13, 2018, 1:54 p.m.
TITLE 9. ENVIRONMENT
STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Forms
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:
Forms used in administering the regulation have been filed by the agency. The
form is not being published; however, online users of this issue of the
Virginia Register of Regulations may click on the name of a form with a
hyperlink to access it. The form is also available from the agency contact or
may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, 900 East Main
Street, 11th Floor, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
Titles of Regulations: 9VAC25-20. Fees for Permits
and Certificates.
9VAC25-115. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing Facilities.
9VAC25-151. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial
Activity.
9VAC25-190. Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) General Permit Regulation for Nonmetallic Mineral Mining.
9VAC25-193. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products Facilities.
9VAC25-210. Virginia Water Protection Permit Program
Regulation.
9VAC25-610. Groundwater Withdrawal Regulations.
9VAC25-660. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts Less than One-Half Acre.
9VAC25-670. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Facilities and Activities of Utility and Public Service Companies Regulated by
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or the State Corporation Commission
and Other Utility Line Activities.
9VAC25-680. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Linear Transportation Projects.
9VAC25-690. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts from Development and Certain Mining Activities.
Contact Information: Debra Harris, Department of
Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218, telephone (804)
698-4209, or email debra.harris@deq.virginia.gov.
FORMS (9VAC25-20)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Reimbursement Invoice, Form 1 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Multiple Owners Payment Assignment, Form 2 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Notice of Intent to Seek Reconsideration, Form 3 (rev. 8/2007)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Reconsideration Claim Form, Form 4 (rev. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-115)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing
Facilities, July 2016 reissuance (rev. 4/2016)
FORMS (9VAC25-151)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Registration Statement, SWGP VAR05-RS (eff.
7/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Notice of Termination, SWGP VAR05-NOT (eff.
7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) (eff. 7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Change of Ownership Form (undated)
FORMS (9VAC25-190)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Nonmetallic Mineral
Mining (VAG84) - Notice of Termination (eff. 7/2014)
VPDES General Permit Registration Statement -
Nonmetallic Mineral Mining (rev. 2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-193)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products
Facilities, VAG11 (rev. 4/2013)
FORMS (9VAC25-210)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Tidewater Joint Permit Application for Projects
Involving Tidal Waters, Tidal Wetlands and/or Dunes and Beaches in Virginia
(rev. 5/2017)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-610)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Application Instructions for Completing a Groundwater
Withdrawal Permit Application (rev. 11/2013)
Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
(rev. 9/2012)
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit - Change of
Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 11/2013)
Uncontested Termination Agreement (rev. 11/2013)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report, Form GW-2
(rev. 8/2016)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report Well
Abandonment Form, GW-5 (rev. 8/2016)
Public Notice Authorization Form - Authorization
for Public Notice Billing to Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Applicant (rev.
11/2013)
Preapplication Meeting - Application for a
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)
Local and Areawide Planning Requirements (rev.
9/2012)
Quarterly Groundwater Withdrawal Report (rev.
11/2013)
Mitigation Plan (rev. 11/2013)
Existing Users Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
Application and Instructions (eff. 2/2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-660)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application
Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-670)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-680)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-690)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5735; Filed November 13, 2018, 1:54 p.m.
TITLE 9. ENVIRONMENT
STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD
Forms
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE:
Forms used in administering the regulation have been filed by the agency. The
form is not being published; however, online users of this issue of the
Virginia Register of Regulations may click on the name of a form with a
hyperlink to access it. The form is also available from the agency contact or
may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, 900 East Main
Street, 11th Floor, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
Titles of Regulations: 9VAC25-20. Fees for Permits
and Certificates.
9VAC25-115. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing Facilities.
9VAC25-151. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial
Activity.
9VAC25-190. Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) General Permit Regulation for Nonmetallic Mineral Mining.
9VAC25-193. General Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products Facilities.
9VAC25-210. Virginia Water Protection Permit Program
Regulation.
9VAC25-610. Groundwater Withdrawal Regulations.
9VAC25-660. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts Less than One-Half Acre.
9VAC25-670. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Facilities and Activities of Utility and Public Service Companies Regulated by
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission or the State Corporation Commission
and Other Utility Line Activities.
9VAC25-680. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Linear Transportation Projects.
9VAC25-690. Virginia Water Protection General Permit for
Impacts from Development and Certain Mining Activities.
Contact Information: Debra Harris, Department of
Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 1105, Richmond, VA 23218, telephone (804)
698-4209, or email debra.harris@deq.virginia.gov.
FORMS (9VAC25-20)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Reimbursement Invoice, Form 1 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Local Monitoring
Expenses Multiple Owners Payment Assignment, Form 2 (rev. 6/2013)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Notice of Intent to Seek Reconsideration, Form 3 (rev. 8/2007)
Biosolids Land Application Fee Reimbursement
Reconsideration Claim Form, Form 4 (rev. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-115)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Seafood Processing
Facilities, July 2016 reissuance (rev. 4/2016)
FORMS (9VAC25-151)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Registration Statement, SWGP VAR05-RS (eff.
7/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Industrial Activity
Stormwater Discharges (VAR05) Notice of Termination, SWGP VAR05-NOT (eff.
7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(VPDES) Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) (eff. 7/2014)
Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
Change of Ownership Form (undated)
FORMS (9VAC25-190)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 3/2014)
VPDES General Permit for Nonmetallic Mineral
Mining (VAG84) - Notice of Termination (eff. 7/2014)
VPDES General Permit Registration Statement -
Nonmetallic Mineral Mining (rev. 2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-193)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Registration Statement for the General Virginia
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) Permit for Concrete Products
Facilities, VAG11 (rev. 4/2013)
FORMS (9VAC25-210)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Tidewater Joint Permit Application for Projects
Involving Tidal Waters, Tidal Wetlands and/or Dunes and Beaches in Virginia
(rev. 5/2017)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-610)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Application Instructions for Completing a Groundwater
Withdrawal Permit Application (rev. 11/2013)
Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
(rev. 9/2012)
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit - Change of
Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 11/2013)
Uncontested Termination Agreement (rev. 11/2013)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report, Form GW-2
(rev. 8/2016)
Uniform Water Well Completion Report Well
Abandonment Form, GW-5 (rev. 8/2016)
Public Notice Authorization Form - Authorization
for Public Notice Billing to Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Applicant (rev.
11/2013)
Preapplication Meeting - Application for a
Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)
Local and Areawide Planning Requirements (rev.
9/2012)
Quarterly Groundwater Withdrawal Report (rev.
11/2013)
Mitigation Plan (rev. 11/2013)
Existing Users Groundwater Withdrawal Permit
Application and Instructions (eff. 2/2014)
FORMS (9VAC25-660)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application
Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-670)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-680)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
FORMS (9VAC25-690)
Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit
Application Fee Form (rev. 10/2017)
Department
of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5
(rev. 10/2018)
Standard Joint Permit Application for Activities
in Waters and Wetlands of the Commonwealth of Virginia (rev. 5/2017)
Virginia Department of Transportation,
Inter-Agency Coordination Meeting Joint Permit Application (eff. 6/2008)
Monthly Reporting of Impacts Less than or Equal to
One-Tenth Acre Statewide (eff. 8/2007)
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5735; Filed November 13, 2018, 1:54 p.m.
TITLE 12. HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE SERVICES
Notice of Extension of Emergency Regulation
Title of Regulation: 12VAC30-80. Methods and
Standards for Establishing Payment Rates; Other Types of Care (amending 12VAC30-80-40).
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-325 of the Code of
Virginia; 42 USC § 1396 et seq.
Expiration Date Extended Through: June 14, 2019.
The Governor approved the request of the Department of Medical
Assistance Services to extend this emergency regulation for six months as
provided in § 2.2-4011 D of the Code of Virginia. Therefore, the emergency
action will continue in effect through June 14, 2019. The emergency regulation
was published in 33:23 VA.R. 2536-2538 July 10, 2017.
The proposed action to adopt permanent regulations was published on October 29,
2018, in 35:5 VA.R. 817-823, with the public
comment period ending on December 28, 2018.
Agency Contact: Emily McClellan, Regulatory Supervisor,
Department of Medical Assistance Services, 600 East Broad Street, Suite 1300,
Richmond, VA 23219, telephone (804) 371-4300, FAX (804) 786-1680, or email emily.mcclellan@dmas.virginia.gov.
VA.R. Doc. No. R17-4546; Filed November 21, 2018, 2:08 p.m.
TITLE 12. HEALTH
STATE BOARD OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES
Proposed Regulation
Title of Regulation: 12VAC35-105. Rules and
Regulations for Licensing Providers by the Department of Behavioral Health and
Developmental Services (amending 12VAC35-105-20, 12VAC35-105-590,
12VAC35-105-1370).
Statutory Authority: § 37.2-203 of the Code of
Virginia.
Public Hearing Information:
January 3, 2019 - 1 p.m. - Department of Behavioral
Health and Development Services, 13th Floor Board Room, Jefferson Building,
1220 Bank Street, Richmond, VA 23219
Public Comment Deadline: February 8, 2019.
Agency Contact: Emily Bowles, Legal Coordinator, Office
of Licensing, Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services, 1220
Bank Street, P.O. Box 1797, Richmond, VA 23218-1797, telephone (804) 225-3281,
FAX (804) 692-0066, TTY (804) 371-8977, or email
emily.bowles@dbhds.virginia.gov.
Basis: Sections 37.2-203 and 37.2-304 of the Code of
Virginia authorize the State Board of Behavioral Health and Developmental
Services to adopt regulations that may be necessary to carry out the provisions
of Title 37.2 of the Code of Virginia and other laws of the Commonwealth
administered by the commissioner and the Department of Behavioral Health and
Developmental Services. An emergency regulation became effective on December
18, 2017, and expires June 17, 2019. This proposed regulatory action comes as
the next step of the standard process for adoption of permanent replacement
regulations as approved by the board on April 11, 2018.
Purpose: The purpose of this regulatory action is to be
consistent and comply with Chapters 136 and 418 of the 2017 Acts of Assembly
regarding who shall be included in the definitions of qualified mental health
professional (QMHP), qualified mental retardation professional (QMRP) and
qualified paraprofessional in mental health (QMHPP). Also, certain definitions
are deferred, in accordance with Chapter 418, to the Department of Health
Professions' Board of Counseling (18VAC115-80). This action supports the
expansion of the workforce in Virginia's behavioral health and developmental
services system.
Chapter 418 of the 2017 Acts of Assembly required a qualified
mental health professional-adult (QMHP-A) or a qualified mental health
professional-child (QMHP-C) to register with the Department of Health
Professions if they have the education and experience to be deemed
professionally qualified by the Board of Counseling in accordance with
18VAC115-80. This registration will be beneficial to the population served by
the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS) because
there will be more professional accountability of education, experience, and
scope of practice for those professionals.
Occupational therapists (OTs) and occupational therapy
assistants (OTAs) are beneficial to the population that DBHDS serves in that
OTs and OTAs help develop, improve, sustain, or restore independence to any
person who has an injury, illness, disability, or psychological dysfunction.
Substance: Chapter 418 of the 2017 Acts of Assembly
requires QMHP-As and QMHP-Cs to register with the Department of Health
Professions if they have the education and experience to be deemed
professionally qualified by the Board of Counseling in accordance with 18VAC115-80.
In 12VAC35-105-20, the general definition of QMHP from
18VAC115-80-20 is included. The definitions of QMHP-A and QMHP-C have
cross-references to the Board of Counseling regulation (18VAC115-80), with
repetition in each definition of the following sentence from the general QMHP
definition from 18VAC115-80-20: "A QMHP-A shall provide such services as
an employee or independent contractor of the department or a provider licensed
by the department." Also, the definition of QMHP-E is amended with the
same cross-reference to the Board of Counseling regulation and requirement to
register.
In the definitions of the newly titled "qualified
developmental disability professional" (QDDP; previously QMRP) and
qualified mental health paraprofessionals (QMHPPs), OTs are inserted in QDDP
and OTAs are inserted in QMHPP. Requirements for experience are updated in
both.
Amendments are made in 12VAC35-105-590 (Provider staffing plan)
and 12VAC35-105-1370 (Treatment team and staffing plan) to accurately mirror
the definitions of QMHP, to remove the reference to meeting standards, and to
simplify the language to make clear that at least 80% of the clinical employees
or contractors shall be QMHP-As.
Issues: Comprehensive behavioral health is essential to
population health and cost containment. The primary advantage to the public,
such as individual private citizens or businesses, of implementing the amended
provisions is to improve the organization and growth of the "Q"
professional fields through registration and consistent training and
experience. The people working in these roles are important to the overall
behavioral health and developmental service system. There is no disadvantage to
individual citizens or businesses. Service providers will have to ensure proper
registration of "Q" staff for Medicaid billing.
The primary advantages to the agency and the Commonwealth are
the ability to track how many professionals or "eligibles" are in
Virginia and where they are located (and where there are gaps); confirm who is
in good standing as a "Q;" and confirm who is eligible for Medicaid
billing. There are no disadvantages to the agency or the Commonwealth.
Department of Planning and Budget's Economic Impact
Analysis:
Summary of the Proposed Amendments to Regulation. Pursuant to
legislative mandates, the State Board of Behavioral Health and Developmental
Services (Board) proposes to: 1) defer the definitions of certain mental health
professionals to those of the Board of Counseling and 2) include occupational
therapists and assistants in the definitions of certain mental health
professionals.
Result of Analysis. The benefits likely exceed the costs for
all proposed changes.
Estimated Economic Impact. Virginia's Medicaid program has long
relied on the Board's definitions of certain mental health professionals to
determine who is a qualified professional for reimbursement. These definitions
are Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP), Qualified Mental Health
Professional-Adult (QMHP-A), Qualified Mental Health Professional-Child (QMHP-C),
and Qualified Mental Health Professional-Eligible (QMHP-E). The Board's
definitions have included varying education and experience requirements.
However, these professionals were not issued any licenses or certificates
concerning being designated a qualified mental health professional. The
eligibility was checked and determined on a case-by-case basis when random
checks were conducted, when there were questions raised, etc.
Chapter 418 of the 2017 Acts of Assembly1 required
these professionals to register with the Board of Counseling. As a result, the
Board proposes to revise its definitions to state that these professionals must
be registered with the Board of Counseling and defers all qualification,
education, and experience criteria to the definitions of the Board of
Counseling regulations currently under development (18VAC115-80).2
In essence, going forward, the Board of Counseling will determine standards and
register those who comply with the standards being adopted.
The Board of Counseling's current proposed definitions are the
same as the Board's. Thus, everyone currently eligible under the Board's
definitions should be able to comply with and register with the Board of
Counseling. In addition, individuals who are currently providing services as professionals
as of December 31, 2017 would be grandfathered in as long as they register
within one year. The required registration would likely strengthen enforcement
and prevent unqualified individuals from performing such services to the
Medicaid population. However, the registration requirement would introduce
costs on affected professionals, as there would be a $50 fee for initial
registration and $30 fee for annual renewal under the Board of Counseling
regulation. In addition, the affected mental health professions would have to
spend time to prepare their applications for initial registration and
subsequent renewals.
Pursuant to Chapter 136 of the 2017 Acts of Assembly, the Board
proposes to include occupational therapists in the definitions of QMHP-A,
QMHP-C, and Qualified Developmental Disability Professional and occupational
therapy assistants in the definition of Qualified Paraprofessional in Mental
Health. These proposed changes would expand the number of mental health
professionals and paraprofessionals allowed to provide services to the Medicaid
population. Affected occupational therapy providers would have more venues for
employment, and the Medicaid population would have access to more professionals
for mental health services. According to the Department of Behavioral Health
and Developmental Services, occupational therapy practitioners are qualified to
provide services within the scope of their professional license. Thus, there
should not be any increase in health and safety risks to the Medicaid mental
health patients.
Businesses and Entities Affected. Because there is no current
license or registration requirements for affected professionals, it is not
known how many professionals may be affected. However, the Board licenses 1,307
service providers. While some of these providers use several mental health
professionals, others do not use any. According to the Department of Health
Professions, 5,831 applicants have so far applied for the QMHP-A, QMHP-C,
QMHP-E and Peer Recover Specialist registration. However, the proposed
amendments do not apply to Peer Recover Specialists. In addition, DHP currently
does not have way of capturing how many occupational therapists and assistants
have registered for QMHP.
Localities Particularly Affected. The proposed changes do not
affect particular localities disproportionately.
Projected Impact on Employment. The proposed amendments will
broaden employment opportunities for occupational therapists and assistants.
Effects on the Use and Value of Private Property. No
significant impact on the use and value of private property is expected.
Real Estate Development Costs. No impact on real estate
development costs is expected.
Small Businesses:
Definition. Pursuant to § 2.2-4007.04 of the Code of Virginia,
small business is defined as "a business entity, including its affiliates,
that (i) is independently owned and operated and (ii) employs fewer than 500
full-time employees or has gross annual sales of less than $6 million."
Costs and Other Effects. The proposed changes do not have
direct costs and other effects on small businesses. Indirectly, mental health
providers, most of which are small businesses, will have a larger pool of
employees to hire from with the inclusion of certain occupational therapy
practitioners in mental health professional definitions.
Alternative Method that Minimizes Adverse Impact. No adverse
impact on small businesses is expected.
Adverse Impacts:
Businesses. The proposed amendments do not have an adverse
impact on businesses.
Localities. The proposed amendments will not adversely affect
localities.
Other Entities. The proposed amendments will not adversely
affect other entities.
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1http://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?171+ful+CHAP0418
2http://townhall.virginia.gov/L/ViewStage.cfm?stageid=8297
Agency's Response to Economic Impact Analysis: The
Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services concurs with the
Department of Planning and Budget's economic impact analysis.
Summary:
Chapter 136 of the 2017 Acts of Assembly requires the Board
of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services to amend regulations to include
(i) occupational therapists in the definitions of "qualified mental health
professional-adult," "qualified mental health
professional-child," and "qualified developmental disability
professional" and (ii) occupational therapy assistants in the definition
of "qualified paraprofessional in mental health." In addition, the
board is required to establish educational and clinical experience for
occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants that is
substantially equivalent to comparable professionals listed in the current
licensing regulations. Chapters 418 and 426 of the 2017 Acts of Assembly
establish the definition of "qualified mental health professional" in
§ 54.1-2400 of the Code of Virginia. The proposed amendments
implement the requirements of Chapters 136, 418, and 426.
Article 2
Definitions
12VAC35-105-20. Definitions.
The following words and terms when used in this chapter shall
have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
"Abuse" (§ 37.2-100 of the Code of Virginia) means
any act or failure to act by an employee or other person responsible for the
care of an individual in a facility or program operated, licensed, or funded by
the department, excluding those operated by the Virginia Department of
Corrections, that was performed or was failed to be performed knowingly,
recklessly, or intentionally, and that caused or might have caused physical or
psychological harm, injury, or death to a person receiving care or treatment
for mental illness, mental retardation (intellectual disability), or substance
abuse (substance use disorders). Examples of abuse include acts such as:
1. Rape, sexual assault, or other criminal sexual behavior;
2. Assault or battery;
3. Use of language that demeans, threatens, intimidates, or
humiliates the person;
4. Misuse or misappropriation of the person's assets, goods,
or property;
5. Use of excessive force when placing a person in physical or
mechanical restraint;
6. Use of physical or mechanical restraints on a person that
is not in compliance with federal and state laws, regulations, and policies,
professional accepted standards of practice, or the person's individualized
services plan;
7. Use of more restrictive or intensive services or denial of
services to punish the person or that is not consistent with his the
person's individualized services plan.
"Activities of daily living" or "ADLs"
means personal care activities and includes bathing, dressing, transferring,
toileting, grooming, hygiene, feeding, and eating. An individual's degree of
independence in performing these activities is part of determining the
appropriate level of care and services.
"Admission" means the process of acceptance into a
service as defined by the provider's policies.
"Authorized representative" means a person
permitted by law or 12VAC35-115 to authorize the disclosure of information or
consent to treatment and services or participation in human research.
"Behavior intervention" means those principles and
methods employed by a provider to help an individual receiving services to
achieve a positive outcome and to address challenging behavior in a
constructive and safe manner. Behavior intervention principles and methods must
be employed in accordance with the individualized services plan and written
policies and procedures governing service expectations, treatment goals,
safety, and security.
"Behavioral treatment plan," "functional
plan," or "behavioral support plan" means any set of documented
procedures that are an integral part of the individualized services plan and
are developed on the basis of a systematic data collection, such as a
functional assessment, for the purpose of assisting individuals to achieve the
following:
1. Improved behavioral functioning and effectiveness;
2. Alleviation of symptoms of psychopathology; or
3. Reduction of challenging behaviors.
"Brain injury" means any injury to the brain that
occurs after birth, but before age 65, that is acquired through traumatic or
nontraumatic insults. Nontraumatic insults may include anoxia, hypoxia,
aneurysm, toxic exposure, encephalopathy, surgical interventions, tumor, and
stroke. Brain injury does not include hereditary, congenital, or degenerative
brain disorders or injuries induced by birth trauma.
"Care" or "treatment" means the
individually planned therapeutic interventions that conform to current
acceptable professional practice and that are intended to improve or maintain
functioning of an individual receiving services delivered by a provider.
"Case management service" means services that can
include assistance to individuals and their family members in assessing needed
services that are responsive to the person's individual needs. Case management
services include: identifying potential users of the service; assessing
needs and planning services; linking the individual to services and supports;
assisting the individual directly to locate, develop, or obtain needed services
and resources; coordinating services with other providers; enhancing community
integration; making collateral contacts; monitoring service delivery; discharge
planning; and advocating for individuals in response to their changing needs.
"Case management service" does not include maintaining service
waiting lists or periodically contacting or tracking individuals to determine
potential service needs.
"Clinical experience" means providing direct
services to individuals with mental illness or the provision of direct
geriatric services or special education services. Experience may include supervised
internships, practicums, and field experience.
"Commissioner" means the Commissioner of the
Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services.
"Community gero-psychiatric residential services"
means 24-hour care provided to individuals with mental illness, behavioral
problems, and concomitant health problems who are usually age 65 or older in a
geriatric setting that is less intensive than a psychiatric hospital but more
intensive than a nursing home or group home. Services include assessment and
individualized services planning by an interdisciplinary services team, intense
supervision, psychiatric care, behavioral treatment planning and behavior
interventions, nursing, and other health related services.
"Community intermediate care facility/mental retardation
(ICF/MR)" or "ICF/MR" means a residential facility in
which care is provided to individuals who have mental retardation (intellectual
disability) or a developmental disability who need more intensive training and
supervision than may be available in an assisted living facility or group home.
Such facilities shall comply with Title XIX of the Social Security Act
standards and federal certification requirements, provide health or
rehabilitative services, and provide active treatment to individuals receiving
services toward the achievement of a more independent level of functioning or
an improved quality of life.
"Complaint" means an allegation of a violation of these
regulations this chapter or a provider's policies and procedures related
to these regulations this chapter.
"Co-occurring disorders" means the presence of more
than one and often several of the following disorders that are identified
independently of one another and are not simply a cluster of symptoms resulting
from a single disorder: mental illness, mental retardation (intellectual
disability), or substance abuse (substance use disorders); brain injury; or
developmental disability.
"Co-occurring services" means individually planned
therapeutic treatment that addresses in an integrated concurrent manner the
service needs of individuals who have co-occurring disorders.
"Corrective action plan" means the provider's
pledged corrective action in response to cited areas of noncompliance
documented by the regulatory authority. A corrective action plan must be
completed within a specified time.
"Correctional facility" means a facility operated
under the management and control of the Virginia Department of Corrections.
"Crisis" means a deteriorating or unstable
situation often developing suddenly or rapidly that produces acute, heightened,
emotional, mental, physical, medical, or behavioral distress; or any
situation or circumstance in which the individual perceives or experiences a
sudden loss of his the individual's ability to use effective
problem-solving and coping skills.
"Crisis stabilization" means direct, intensive
nonresidential or residential direct care and treatment to nonhospitalized
individuals experiencing an acute crisis that may jeopardize their current
community living situation. Crisis stabilization is intended to avert
hospitalization or rehospitalization; provide normative environments with a
high assurance of safety and security for crisis intervention; stabilize
individuals in crisis; and mobilize the resources of the community support
system, family members, and others for ongoing rehabilitation and recovery.
"Day support service" means structured programs of
activity or training services for adults with an intellectual disability or a
developmental disability, generally in clusters of two or more continuous hours
per day provided to groups or individuals in nonresidential community-based
settings. Day support services may provide opportunities for peer interaction
and community integration and are designed to enhance the following: self-care
and hygiene, eating, toileting, task learning, community resource utilization,
environmental and behavioral skills, social skills, medication management,
prevocational skills, and transportation skills. The term "day support
service" does not include services in which the primary function is to
provide employment-related services, general educational services, or general
recreational services.
"Department" means the Virginia Department of
Behavioral Health and Developmental Services.
"Developmental disabilities" means autism or a
severe, chronic disability that meets all of the following conditions
identified in 42 CFR 435.1009:
1. Attributable to cerebral palsy, epilepsy, or any other
condition, other than mental illness, that is found to be closely related to
mental retardation (intellectual disability) because this condition results in
impairment of general intellectual functioning or adaptive behavior similar to
behavior of individuals with mental retardation (intellectual disability) and
requires treatment or services similar to those required for these individuals;
2. Manifested before the individual reaches age 18;
3. Likely to continue indefinitely; and
4. Results in substantial functional limitations in three or
more of the following areas of major life activity:
a. Self-care;
b. Understanding and use of language;
c. Learning;
d. Mobility;
e. Self-direction; or
f. Capacity for independent living.
"Discharge" means the process by which the
individual's active involvement with a service is terminated by the provider,
individual , or authorized representative.
"Discharge plan" means the written plan that
establishes the criteria for an individual's discharge from a service and
identifies and coordinates delivery of any services needed after discharge.
"Dispense" means to deliver a drug to an ultimate
user by or pursuant to the lawful order of a practitioner, including the
prescribing and administering, packaging, labeling or compounding necessary to
prepare the substance for that delivery. (§ 54.1-3400 et seq. of the Code of
Virginia.)
"Emergency service" means unscheduled and sometimes
scheduled crisis intervention, stabilization, and referral assistance provided
over the telephone or face-to-face, if indicated, available 24 hours a day and
seven days per week. Emergency services also may include walk-ins, home visits,
jail interventions, and preadmission screening activities associated with the
judicial process .
"Group home or community residential service" means
a congregate service providing 24-hour supervision in a community-based home
having eight or fewer residents. Services include supervision, supports,
counseling, and training in activities of daily living for individuals whose
individualized services plan identifies the need for the specific types of
services available in this setting.
"Home and noncenter based" means that a service is
provided in the individual's home or other noncenter-based setting. This
includes noncenter-based day support, supportive in-home, and intensive in-home
services.
"IFDDS Waiver" means the Individual and Family
Developmental Disabilities Support Waiver.
"Individual" or "individual receiving
services" means a person receiving services that are licensed under this
chapter whether that person is referred to as a patient, consumer, client,
resident, student, individual, recipient, family member, relative, or other
term. When the term is used, the requirement applies to every individual
receiving licensed services from the provider.
"Individualized services plan" or "ISP"
means a comprehensive and regularly updated written plan that describes the
individual's needs, the measurable goals and objectives to address those needs,
and strategies to reach the individual's goals. An ISP is person-centered,
empowers the individual, and is designed to meet the needs and preferences of
the individual. The ISP is developed through a partnership between the
individual and the provider and includes an individual's treatment plan,
habilitation plan, person-centered plan, or plan of care, which are all
considered individualized service plans.
"Initial assessment" means an assessment conducted
prior to or at admission to determine whether the individual meets the
service's admission criteria; what the individual's immediate service, health,
and safety needs are; and whether the provider has the capability and staffing
to provide the needed services.
"Inpatient psychiatric service" means intensive
24-hour medical, nursing, and treatment services provided to individuals with
mental illness or substance abuse (substance use disorders) in a hospital as
defined in § 32.1-123 of the Code of Virginia or in a special unit of such
a hospital.
"Instrumental activities of daily living" or
"IADLs" means meal preparation, housekeeping, laundry, and managing
money. A person's degree of independence in performing these activities is part
of determining appropriate level of care and services.
"Intensive Community Treatment (ICT) community
treatment service" or "ICT" means a self-contained
interdisciplinary team of at least five full-time equivalent clinical staff, a
program assistant, and a full-time psychiatrist that:
1. Assumes responsibility for directly providing needed
treatment, rehabilitation, and support services to identified individuals with
severe and persistent mental illness especially those who have severe symptoms
that are not effectively remedied by available treatments or who because of
reasons related to their mental illness resist or avoid involvement with mental
health services;
2. Minimally refers individuals to outside service providers;
3. Provides services on a long-term care basis with continuity
of caregivers over time;
4. Delivers 75% or more of the services outside program
offices; and
5. Emphasizes outreach, relationship building, and
individualization of services.
"Intensive in-home service" means family
preservation interventions for children and adolescents who have or are at-risk
of serious emotional disturbance, including individuals who also have a
diagnosis of mental retardation (intellectual disability). Intensive in-home
service is usually time-limited and is provided typically in the residence of
an individual who is at risk of being moved to out-of-home placement or who is
being transitioned back home from an out-of-home placement. The service
includes 24-hour per day emergency response; crisis treatment; individual and
family counseling; life, parenting, and communication skills; and case
management and coordination with other services.
"Investigation" means a detailed inquiry or
systematic examination of the operations of a provider or its services
regarding an alleged violation of regulations or law. An investigation may be
undertaken as a result of a complaint, an incident report, or other information
that comes to the attention of the department.
"Licensed mental health professional" or
"LMHP" means a physician, licensed clinical psychologist, licensed professional
counselor, licensed clinical social worker, licensed substance abuse treatment
practitioner, licensed marriage and family therapist, certified psychiatric
clinical nurse specialist, or licensed behavior analyst.
"Location" means a place where services are or
could be provided.
"Medically managed withdrawal services" means
detoxification services to eliminate or reduce the effects of alcohol or other
drugs in the individual's body.
"Mandatory outpatient treatment order" means an
order issued by a court pursuant to § 37.2-817 of the Code of Virginia.
"Medical detoxification" means a service provided
in a hospital or other 24-hour care facility under the supervision of medical
personnel using medication to systematically eliminate or reduce effects of
alcohol or other drugs in the individual's body.
"Medical evaluation" means the process of assessing
an individual's health status that includes a medical history and a physical
examination of an individual conducted by a licensed medical practitioner
operating within the scope of his license.
"Medication" means prescribed or over-the-counter
drugs or both.
"Medication administration" means the direct
application of medications by injection, inhalation, ingestion, or any other
means to an individual receiving services by (i) persons legally permitted to
administer medications or (ii) the individual at the direction and in the
presence of persons legally permitted to administer medications.
"Medication assisted treatment (Opioid treatment
service)" means an intervention strategy that combines outpatient
treatment with the administering or dispensing of synthetic narcotics, such as
methadone or buprenorphine (suboxone), approved by the federal Food and Drug
Administration for the purpose of replacing the use of and reducing the craving
for opioid substances, such as heroin or other narcotic drugs.
"Medication error" means an error in administering
a medication to an individual and includes when any of the following occur: (i)
the wrong medication is given to an individual, (ii) the wrong individual is
given the medication, (iii) the wrong dosage is given to an individual, (iv)
medication is given to an individual at the wrong time or not at all, or (v)
the wrong method is used to give the medication to the individual.
"Medication storage" means any area where
medications are maintained by the provider, including a locked cabinet, locked
room, or locked box.
"Mental Health Community Support Service (MHCSS)"
means the provision of recovery-oriented services to individuals with
long-term, severe mental illness. MHCSS includes skills training and assistance
in accessing and effectively utilizing services and supports that are essential
to meeting the needs identified in the individualized services plan and development
of environmental supports necessary to sustain active community living as
independently as possible. MHCSS may be provided in any setting in which the
individual's needs can be addressed, skills training applied, and recovery
experienced.
"Mental illness" means a disorder of thought, mood,
emotion, perception, or orientation that significantly impairs judgment,
behavior, capacity to recognize reality, or ability to address basic life
necessities and requires care and treatment for the health, safety, or recovery
of the individual or for the safety of others.
"Mental retardation (intellectual disability)"
means a disability originating before the age of 18 years characterized
concurrently by (i) significantly subaverage intellectual functioning as
demonstrated by performance on a standardized measure of intellectual
functioning administered in conformity with accepted professional practice that
is at least two standard deviations below the mean; and (ii) significant
limitations in adaptive behavior as expressed in conceptual, social, and
practical adaptive skills (§ 37.2-100 of the Code of Virginia).
"Neglect" means the failure by an individual or a
program or facility operated, licensed, or funded by the department, excluding
those operated by the Department of Corrections, responsible for providing
services to do so, including nourishment, treatment, care, goods, or services
necessary to the health, safety, or welfare of a person receiving care or
treatment for mental illness, mental retardation (intellectual disability), or
substance abuse (substance use disorders).
"Neurobehavioral services" means the assessment,
evaluation, and treatment of cognitive, perceptual, behavioral, and other
impairments caused by brain injury that affect an individual's ability to
function successfully in the community.
"Outpatient service" means treatment provided to
individuals on an hourly schedule, on an individual, group, or family basis,
and usually in a clinic or similar facility or in another location. Outpatient
services may include diagnosis and evaluation, screening and intake,
counseling, psychotherapy, behavior management, psychological testing and
assessment, laboratory and other ancillary services, medical services, and
medication services. "Outpatient service" specifically includes:
1. Services operated by a community services board or a
behavioral health authority established pursuant to Chapter 5 (§ 37.2-500 et
seq.) or Chapter 6 (§ 37.2-600 et seq.) of Title 37.2 of the Code of Virginia;
2. Services contracted by a community services board or a
behavioral health authority established pursuant to Chapter 5 (§ 37.2-500 et
seq.) or Chapter 6 (§ 37.2-600 et seq.) of Title 37.2 of the Code of Virginia;
or
3. Services that are owned, operated, or controlled by a
corporation organized pursuant to the provisions of either Chapter 9 (§
13.1-601 et seq.) or Chapter 10 (§ 13.1-801 et seq.) of Title 13.1 of the Code
of Virginia.
"Partial hospitalization service" means
time-limited active treatment interventions that are more intensive than
outpatient services, designed to stabilize and ameliorate acute symptoms, and
serve as an alternative to inpatient hospitalization or to reduce the length of
a hospital stay. Partial hospitalization is focused on individuals with serious
mental illness, substance abuse (substance use disorders), or co-occurring
disorders at risk of hospitalization or who have been recently discharged from
an inpatient setting.
"Person-centered" means focusing on the needs and
preferences of the individual; empowering and supporting the individual in
defining the direction for his life; and promoting self-determination,
community involvement, and recovery.
"Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT) assertive
community treatment service" or "PACT" means a
self-contained interdisciplinary team of at least 10 full-time equivalent
clinical staff, a program assistant, and a full- or part-time psychiatrist
that:
1. Assumes responsibility for directly providing needed
treatment, rehabilitation, and support services to identified individuals with
severe and persistent mental illnesses, including those who have severe
symptoms that are not effectively remedied by available treatments or who
because of reasons related to their mental illness resist or avoid involvement
with mental health services;
2. Minimally refers individuals to outside service providers;
3. Provides services on a long-term care basis with continuity
of caregivers over time;
4. Delivers 75% or more of the services outside program
offices; and
5. Emphasizes outreach, relationship building, and
individualization of services.
"Provider" means any person, entity, or
organization, excluding an agency of the federal government by whatever name or
designation, that delivers (i) services to individuals with mental illness,
mental retardation (intellectual disability), or substance abuse (substance use
disorders), (ii) services to individuals who receive day support, in-home
support, or crisis stabilization services funded through the IFDDS Waiver, or
(iii) residential services for individuals with brain injury. The person,
entity, or organization shall include a hospital as defined in § 32.1-123
of the Code of Virginia, community services board, behavioral health authority,
private provider, and any other similar or related person, entity, or
organization. It shall not include any individual practitioner who holds a
license issued by a health regulatory board of the Department of Health
Professions or who is exempt from licensing pursuant to §§ 54.1-2901,
54.1-3001, 54.1-3501, 54.1-3601 and 54.1-3701 of the Code of Virginia.
"Psychosocial rehabilitation service" means a
program of two or more consecutive hours per day provided to groups of adults
in a nonresidential setting. Individuals must demonstrate a clinical need for
the service arising from a condition due to mental, behavioral, or emotional
illness that results in significant functional impairments in major life
activities. This service provides education to teach the individual about
mental illness, substance abuse, and appropriate medication to avoid
complication and relapse and opportunities to learn and use independent skills
and to enhance social and interpersonal skills within a consistent program
structure and environment. Psychosocial rehabilitation includes skills
training, peer support, vocational rehabilitation, and community resource
development oriented toward empowerment, recovery, and competency.
"Qualified developmental disability
professional" or "QDDP" means a person who possesses at least
one year of documented experience working directly with individuals who have a
developmental disability and who possesses one of the following credentials:
(i) a doctor of medicine or osteopathy licensed in Virginia, (ii) a registered
nurse licensed in Virginia, (iii) a licensed occupational therapist, or (iv)
completion of at least a bachelor's degree in a human services field, including
sociology, social work, special education, rehabilitation counseling, or
psychology.
"Qualified mental health professional" or
"QMHP" means a person who by education and experience is
professionally qualified and registered by the Board of Counseling in
accordance with 18VAC115-80 to provide collaborative mental health services for
adults or children. A QMHP shall not engage in independent or autonomous
practice. A QMHP shall provide such services as an employee or independent
contractor of the department or a provider licensed by the department.
"Qualified Mental Health Professional-Adult (QMHP-A)
mental health professional-adult" or "QMHP-A"
means a person in the human services field who is trained and experienced in
providing psychiatric or mental health services to individuals who have a
mental illness; including (i) a doctor of medicine or osteopathy licensed in
Virginia; (ii) a doctor of medicine or osteopathy, specializing in psychiatry
and licensed in Virginia; (iii) an individual with a master's degree in
psychology from an accredited college or university with at least one year of
clinical experience; (iv) a social worker: an individual with at least a
bachelor's degree in human services or related field (social work, psychology,
psychiatric rehabilitation, sociology, counseling, vocational rehabilitation,
human services counseling or other degree deemed equivalent to those described)
from an accredited college and with at least one year of clinical experience
providing direct services to individuals with a diagnosis of mental illness;
(v) a person with at least a bachelor's degree from an accredited college in an
unrelated field that includes at least 15 semester credits (or equivalent) in a
human services field and who has at least three years of clinical experience;
(vi) a Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Provider (CPRP) registered with the
United States Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association (USPRA); (vii) a
registered nurse licensed in Virginia with at least one year of clinical
experience; or (viii) any other licensed mental health professional who
by education and experience is professionally qualified and registered with the
Board of Counseling in accordance with 18VAC115-80 to provide collaborative
mental health services for adults. A QMHP-A shall provide such services as an
employee or independent contractor of the department or a provider licensed by
the department. A QMHP-A may be an occupational therapist who by education and
experience is professionally qualified and registered with the Board of
Counseling in accordance with 18VAC115-80.
"Qualified Mental Health Professional-Child (QMHP-C)
mental health professional-child" or "QMHP-C"
means a person in the human services field who is trained and experienced in
providing psychiatric or mental health services to children who have a mental
illness. To qualify as a QMHP-C, the individual must have the designated
clinical experience and must either (i) be a doctor of medicine or osteopathy
licensed in Virginia; (ii) have a master's degree in psychology from an
accredited college or university with at least one year of clinical experience
with children and adolescents; (iii) have a social work bachelor's or master's
degree from an accredited college or university with at least one year of
documented clinical experience with children or adolescents; (iv) be a
registered nurse with at least one year of clinical experience with children
and adolescents; (v) have at least a bachelor's degree in a human services
field or in special education from an accredited college with at least one year
of clinical experience with children and adolescents, or (vi) be a licensed
mental health professional who by education and experience is
professionally qualified and registered with the Board of Counseling in
accordance with 18VAC115-80 to provide collaborative mental health services for
children. A QMHP-C shall provide such services as an employee or independent
contractor of the department or a provider licensed by the department. A QMHP-C
may be an occupational therapist who by education and experience is
professionally qualified and registered with the Board of Counseling in
accordance with 18VAC115-80.
"Qualified Mental Health Professional-Eligible
(QMHP-E) mental health professional-eligible" or
"QMHP-E" means a person who has: (i) at least a bachelor's
degree in a human service field or special education from an accredited college
without one year of clinical experience or (ii) at least a bachelor's degree in
a nonrelated field and is enrolled in a master's or doctoral clinical program,
taking the equivalent of at least three credit hours per semester and is
employed by a provider that has a triennial license issued by the department
and has a department and DMAS-approved supervision training program receiving
supervised training in order to qualify as a QMHP in accordance with
18VAC115-80 and who is registered with the Board of Counseling.
"Qualified Mental Retardation Professional
(QMRP)" means a person who possesses at least one year of documented
experience working directly with individuals who have mental retardation
(intellectual disability) or other developmental disabilities and one of the
following credentials: (i) a doctor of medicine or osteopathy licensed in
Virginia, (ii) a registered nurse licensed in Virginia, or (iii) completion of
at least a bachelor's degree in a human services field, including, but not
limited to sociology, social work, special education, rehabilitation
counseling, or psychology.
"Qualified Paraprofessional in Mental Health (QPPMH)
paraprofessional in mental health" or "QPPMH"
means a person who must, at a minimum, meet at least one of the
following criteria: (i) registered with the United States Psychiatric
Association (USPRA) as an Associate Psychiatric Rehabilitation Provider (APRP);
(ii) has an associate's degree in a related field (social work, psychology,
psychiatric rehabilitation, sociology, counseling, vocational rehabilitation,
human services counseling) and at least one year of experience providing direct
services to individuals with a diagnosis of mental illness; or (iii) licensed
as an occupational therapy assistant, and supervised by a licensed
occupational therapist, with at least one year of experience providing direct
services to individuals with a diagnosis of mental illness; or (iv) has a
minimum of 90 hours classroom training and 12 weeks of experience under the
direct personal supervision of a QMHP-Adult QMHP-A providing
services to individuals with mental illness and at least one year of experience
(including the 12 weeks of supervised experience).
"Recovery" means a journey of healing and
transformation enabling an individual with a mental illness to live a
meaningful life in a community of his choice while striving to achieve his full
potential. For individuals with substance abuse (substance use disorders),
recovery is an incremental process leading to positive social change and a full
return to biological, psychological, and social functioning. For individuals
with mental retardation (intellectual disability), the concept of recovery does
not apply in the sense that individuals with mental retardation (intellectual
disability) will need supports throughout their entire lives although these may
change over time. With supports, individuals with mental retardation
(intellectual disability) are capable of living lives that are fulfilling and
satisfying and that bring meaning to themselves and others whom they know.
"Referral" means the process of directing an
applicant or an individual to a provider or service that is designed to provide
the assistance needed.
"Residential crisis stabilization service" means
(i) providing short-term, intensive treatment to nonhospitalized individuals
who require multidisciplinary treatment in order to stabilize acute psychiatric
symptoms and prevent admission to a psychiatric inpatient unit; (ii) providing
normative environments with a high assurance of safety and security for crisis
intervention; and (iii) mobilizing the resources of the community support
system, family members, and others for ongoing rehabilitation and recovery.
"Residential service" means providing 24-hour
support in conjunction with care and treatment or a training program in a
setting other than a hospital or training center. Residential services provide
a range of living arrangements from highly structured and intensively
supervised to relatively independent requiring a modest amount of staff support
and monitoring. Residential services include residential treatment, group or
community homes, supervised living, residential crisis stabilization, community
gero-psychiatric residential, community intermediate care facility-MR,
sponsored residential homes, medical and social detoxification, neurobehavioral
services, and substance abuse residential treatment for women and children.
"Residential treatment service" means providing an
intensive and highly structured mental health, substance abuse, or
neurobehavioral service, or services for co-occurring disorders in a
residential setting, other than an inpatient service.
"Respite care service" means providing for a
short-term, time limited period of care of an individual for the purpose of
providing relief to the individual's family, guardian, or regular care giver.
Persons providing respite care are recruited, trained, and supervised by a
licensed provider. These services may be provided in a variety of settings including
residential, day support, in-home, or a sponsored residential home.
"Restraint" means the use of a mechanical device,
medication, physical intervention, or hands-on hold to prevent an individual
receiving services from moving his body to engage in a behavior that places him
or others at imminent risk. There are three kinds of restraints:
1. Mechanical restraint means the use of a mechanical device
that cannot be removed by the individual to restrict the individual's freedom
of movement or functioning of a limb or portion of an individual's body when
that behavior places him or others at imminent risk.
2. Pharmacological restraint means the use of a medication
that is administered involuntarily for the emergency control of an individual's
behavior when that individual's behavior places him or others at imminent risk
and the administered medication is not a standard treatment for the
individual's medical or psychiatric condition.
3. Physical restraint, also referred to as manual hold, means
the use of a physical intervention or hands-on hold to prevent an individual
from moving his body when that individual's behavior places him or others at
imminent risk.
"Restraints for behavioral purposes" means using a
physical hold, medication, or a mechanical device to control behavior or
involuntary restrict the freedom of movement of an individual in an instance
when all of the following conditions are met: (i) there is an emergency; (ii)
nonphysical interventions are not viable; and (iii) safety issues require an
immediate response.
"Restraints for medical purposes" means using a
physical hold, medication, or mechanical device to limit the mobility of an
individual for medical, diagnostic, or surgical purposes, such as routine
dental care or radiological procedures and related post-procedure care
processes, when use of the restraint is not the accepted clinical practice for
treating the individual's condition.
"Restraints for protective purposes" means using a
mechanical device to compensate for a physical or cognitive deficit when the
individual does not have the option to remove the device. The device may limit
an individual's movement, for example, bed rails or a gerichair, and prevent
possible harm to the individual or it may create a passive barrier, such as a
helmet to protect the individual.
"Restriction" means anything that limits or
prevents an individual from freely exercising his rights and privileges.
"Screening" means the process or procedure for
determining whether the individual meets the minimum criteria for admission.
"Seclusion" means the involuntary placement of an
individual alone in an area secured by a door that is locked or held shut by a
staff person, by physically blocking the door, or by any other physical means
so that the individual cannot leave it.
"Serious injury" means any injury resulting in
bodily damage, harm, or loss that requires medical attention by a licensed
physician, doctor of osteopathic medicine, physician assistant, or nurse
practitioner while the individual is supervised by or involved in services,
such as attempted suicides, medication overdoses, or reactions from medications
administered or prescribed by the service.
"Service" or "services" means (i)
planned individualized interventions intended to reduce or ameliorate mental
illness, mental retardation (intellectual disability), or substance abuse
(substance use disorders) through care, treatment, training, habilitation, or
other supports that are delivered by a provider to individuals with mental
illness, mental retardation (intellectual disability), or substance abuse
(substance use disorders). Services include outpatient services, intensive
in-home services, opioid treatment services, inpatient psychiatric
hospitalization, community gero-psychiatric residential services, assertive
community treatment and other clinical services; day support, day treatment,
partial hospitalization, psychosocial rehabilitation, and habilitation
services; case management services; and supportive residential, halfway house,
and other residential services; (ii) day support, in-home support, and crisis
stabilization services provided to individuals under the IFDDS Waiver; and
(iii) planned individualized interventions intended to reduce or ameliorate the
effects of brain injury through care, treatment, or other supports or in
residential services for persons with brain injury.
"Shall" means an obligation to act is imposed.
"Shall not" means an obligation not to act is
imposed.
"Skills training" means systematic skill building
through curriculum-based psychoeducational and cognitive-behavioral
interventions. These interventions break down complex objectives for role
performance into simpler components, including basic cognitive skills such as
attention, to facilitate learning and competency.
"Social detoxification service" means providing
nonmedical supervised care for the individual's natural process of withdrawal
from use of alcohol or other drugs.
"Sponsored residential home" means a service where
providers arrange for, supervise, and provide programmatic, financial, and
service support to families or persons (sponsors) providing care or treatment
in their own homes for individuals receiving services.
"State board" means the State Board of Behavioral
Health and Developmental Services. The board has statutory responsibility for
adopting regulations that may be necessary to carry out the provisions of Title
37.2 of the Code of Virginia and other laws of the Commonwealth administered by
the commissioner or the department.
"State methadone authority" means the Virginia
Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services that is authorized
by the federal Center for Substance Abuse Treatment to exercise the
responsibility and authority for governing the treatment of opiate addiction
with an opioid drug.
"Substance abuse (substance use disorders)" means
the use of drugs enumerated in the Virginia Drug Control Act (§ 54.1-3400
et seq.) without a compelling medical reason or alcohol that (i) results in
psychological or physiological dependence or danger to self or others as a
function of continued and compulsive use or (ii) results in mental, emotional,
or physical impairment that causes socially dysfunctional or socially
disordering behavior; and (iii), because of such substance abuse, requires care
and treatment for the health of the individual. This care and treatment may
include counseling, rehabilitation, or medical or psychiatric care.
"Substance abuse intensive outpatient service"
means treatment provided in a concentrated manner for two or more consecutive
hours per day to groups of individuals in a nonresidential setting. This
service is provided over a period of time for individuals requiring more
intensive services than an outpatient service can provide. Substance abuse
intensive outpatient services include multiple group therapy sessions during
the week, individual and family therapy, individual monitoring, and case
management.
"Substance abuse residential treatment for women with
children service" means a 24-hour residential service providing an
intensive and highly structured substance abuse service for women with children
who live in the same facility.
"Supervised living residential service" means the
provision of significant direct supervision and community support services to
individuals living in apartments or other residential settings. These services
differ from supportive in-home service because the provider assumes responsibility
for management of the physical environment of the residence, and staff
supervision and monitoring are daily and available on a 24-hour basis. Services
are provided based on the needs of the individual in areas such as food
preparation, housekeeping, medication administration, personal hygiene,
treatment, counseling, and budgeting.
"Supportive in-home service" (formerly supportive
residential) means the provision of community support services and other
structured services to assist individuals, to strengthen individual skills, and
that provide environmental supports necessary to attain and sustain independent
community residential living. Services include drop-in or friendly-visitor
support and counseling to more intensive support, monitoring, training, in-home
support, respite care, and family support services. Services are based on the
needs of the individual and include training and assistance. These services
normally do not involve overnight care by the provider; however, due to the
flexible nature of these services, overnight care may be provided on an
occasional basis.
"Therapeutic day treatment for children and
adolescents" means a treatment program that serves (i) children and
adolescents from birth through age 17 and under certain circumstances up to 21 with
serious emotional disturbances, substance use, or co-occurring disorders or
(ii) children from birth through age seven who are at risk of serious emotional
disturbance, in order to combine psychotherapeutic interventions with education
and mental health or substance abuse treatment. Services include: evaluation;
medication education and management; opportunities to learn and use daily
living skills and to enhance social and interpersonal skills; and individual,
group, and family counseling.
"Time out" means the involuntary removal of an
individual by a staff person from a source of reinforcement to a different,
open location for a specified period of time or until the problem behavior has
subsided to discontinue or reduce the frequency of problematic behavior.
"Volunteer" means a person who, without financial
remuneration, provides services to individuals on behalf of the provider.
12VAC35-105-590. Provider staffing plan.
A. The provider shall implement a written staffing plan that
includes the types, roles, and numbers of employees and contractors that are
required to provide the service. This staffing plan shall reflect the:
1. Needs of the individuals served;
2. Types of services offered;
3. The service description; and
4. Number of people to be served at a given time.
B. The provider shall develop a written transition staffing
plan for new services, added locations, and changes in capacity.
C. The provider shall meet the following staffing
requirements related to supervision.
1. The provider shall describe how employees, volunteers,
contractors, and student interns will be supervised in the staffing plan and
how that supervision will be documented.
2. Supervision of employees, volunteers, contractors, and
student interns shall be provided by persons who have experience in working
with individuals receiving services and in providing the services outlined in
the service description.
3. Supervision shall be appropriate to the services provided
and the needs of the individual. Supervision shall be documented.
4. Supervision shall include responsibility for approving
assessments and individualized services plans, as appropriate. This
responsibility may be delegated to an employee or contractor who meets the
qualification for supervision as defined in this section.
5. Supervision of mental health, substance abuse, or
co-occurring services that are of an acute or clinical nature such as
outpatient, inpatient, intensive in-home, or day treatment shall be provided by
a licensed mental health professional or a mental health professional who is
license-eligible and registered with a board of the Department of Health
Professions.
6. Supervision of mental health, substance abuse, or
co-occurring services that are of a supportive or maintenance nature, such as
psychosocial rehabilitation, or mental health supports,
shall be provided by a QMHP-A, a licensed mental health professional, or a
mental health professional who is license-eligible and registered with a board
of the Department of Health Professions. An individual who is a
QMHP-E may not provide this type of supervision.
7. Supervision of mental retardation (intellectual disability)
services shall be provided by a person with at least one year of documented
experience working directly with individuals who have mental retardation
(intellectual disability) or other developmental disabilities and holds at
least a bachelor's degree in a human services field such as sociology, social
work, special education, rehabilitation counseling, nursing, or psychology. Experience
may be substituted for the education requirement.
8. Supervision of individual and family developmental
disabilities support (IFDDS) services shall be provided by a person possessing
at least one year of documented experience working directly with individuals
who have developmental disabilities and is one of the following: a doctor of
medicine or osteopathy licensed in Virginia; a registered nurse licensed in
Virginia; or a person holding at least a bachelor's degree in a human services
field such as sociology, social work, special education, rehabilitation
counseling, or psychology. Experience may be substituted for the education
requirement.
9. Supervision of brain injury services shall be provided at a
minimum by a clinician in the health professions field who is trained and
experienced in providing brain injury services to individuals who have a brain
injury diagnosis including: (i) a doctor of medicine or osteopathy licensed in
Virginia; (ii) a psychiatrist who is a doctor of medicine or osteopathy
specializing in psychiatry and licensed in Virginia; (iii) a psychologist who
has a master's degree in psychology from a college or university with at least
one year of clinical experience; (iv) a social worker who has a bachelor's
degree in human services or a related field (social work, psychology,
psychiatric evaluation, sociology, counseling, vocational rehabilitation, human
services counseling, or other degree deemed equivalent to those described) from
an accredited college or university with at least two years of clinical
experience providing direct services to individuals with a diagnosis of brain
injury; (v) a Certified Brain Injury Specialist; (vi) a registered nurse
licensed in Virginia with at least one year of clinical experience; or (vii)
any other licensed rehabilitation professional with one year of clinical
experience.
D. The provider shall employ or contract with persons with
appropriate training, as necessary, to meet the specialized needs of and to
ensure the safety of individuals being served in residential services with
medical or nursing needs; speech, language, or hearing problems; or other needs
where specialized training is necessary.
E. Providers of brain injury services shall employ or
contract with a neuropsychologist or licensed clinical psychologist
specializing in brain injury to assist, as appropriate, with initial
assessments, development of individualized services plans, crises, staff
training, and service design.
F. Direct care staff who provide brain injury services shall
have at least a high school diploma and two years of experience working with
individuals with disabilities or shall have successfully completed an approved
training curriculum on brain injuries within six months of employment.
12VAC35-105-1370. Treatment team and staffing plan.
A. Services are delivered by interdisciplinary teams.
1. PACT and ICT teams shall include the following positions:
a. Team Leader - one full time QMHP-Adult full-time
QMHP-A with at least three years experience in the provision of mental
health services to adults with serious mental illness. The team leader shall
oversee all aspects of team operations and shall routinely provide direct
services to individuals in the community.
b. Nurses - PACT and ICT nurses shall be full-time employees
or contractors with the following minimum qualifications: A registered nurse
(RN) shall have one year of experience in the provision of mental health
services to adults with serious mental illness. A licensed practical nurse
(LPN) shall have three years of experience in the provision of mental health
services to adults with serious mental illness. ICT teams shall have at least
one qualified full-time nurse. PACT teams shall have at least three qualified
full-time nurses at least one of whom shall be a qualified RN.
c. One full-time vocational specialist and one full-time
substance abuse specialist. These staff members shall provide direct services
to individuals in their area of specialty and provide leadership to other team
members to also assist individuals with their self identified employment or
substance abuse recovery goals.
d. Peer specialists - one or more full-time equivalent QPPMH
or QMHP-Adult QMHP-A who is or has been a recipient of mental
health services for severe and persistent mental illness. The peer specialist
shall be a fully integrated team member who provides peer support directly to
individuals and provides leadership to other team members in understanding and
supporting individuals' recovery goals.
e. Program assistant - one full-time person with skills and
abilities in medical records management shall operate and coordinate the
management information system, maintain accounts and budget records for
individual and program expenditures, and provide receptionist activities.
f. Psychiatrist - one physician who is board certified in
psychiatry or who is board eligible in psychiatry and is licensed to practice
medicine in Virginia. An equivalent ratio to 20 minutes (.008 FTE) of
psychiatric time for each individual served must be maintained. The
psychiatrist shall be a fully integrated team member who attends team meetings
and actively participates in developing and implementing each individual ISP.
2. QMHP-Adult QMHP-A and mental health
professional standards:
a. At least 80% of the clinical employees or contractors, not
including the program assistant or psychiatrist, shall meet QMHP-Adult
standards and shall be QMHP-As qualified to provide the services
described in 12VAC35-105-1410.
b. Mental health professionals - At least half of the clinical
employees or contractors, not including the team leader or nurses and including
the peer specialist if that person holds such a degree, shall hold a master's
degree in a human service field.
3. Staffing capacity:
a. An ICT team shall have at least five full-time equivalent
clinical employees or contractors. A PACT team shall have at least 10 full-time
equivalent clinical employees or contractors.
b. ICT and PACT teams shall include a minimum number of
employees (counting contractors but not counting the psychiatrist and program
assistant) to maintain an employee to individual ratio of at least 1:10.
c. ICT teams may serve no more than 80 individuals. PACT teams
may serve no more than 120 individuals.
d. A transition plan shall be required of PACT teams that will
allow for "start-up" when newly forming teams are not in full
compliance with the PACT model relative to staffing patterns and individuals
receiving services capacity.
B. ICT and PACT teams shall meet daily Monday through Friday
or at least four days per week to review and plan routine services and to
address or prevent emergency and crisis situations.
C. ICT teams shall operate a minimum of 8 eight
hours per day, 5 five days per week and shall provide services on
a case-by-case basis in the evenings and on weekends. PACT teams shall be
available to individuals 24 hours per day and shall operate a minimum of 12
hours each weekday and 8 eight hours each weekend day and each
holiday.
D. The ICT or PACT team shall make crisis services directly
available 24 hours a day but may arrange coverage through another crisis
services provider if the team coordinates with the crisis services provider
daily. The PACT team shall operate an after-hours on-call system and be
available to individuals by telephone or in person.
VA.R. Doc. No. R18-5245; Filed November 21, 2018, 2:38 p.m.
TITLE 20. PUBLIC UTILITIES AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
Final Regulation
REGISTRAR'S NOTICE: The following amendments are exempt from the Virginia Administrative Process Act pursuant to § 2.2-4002 C of the Code of Virginia, which provides that minor changes to regulations published in the Virginia Administrative Code under the Virginia Register Act, Chapter 41 (§ 2.2-4100 et seq.) of Title 2.2 of the Code of Virginia, made by the Virginia Code Commission pursuant to § 30-150 of the Code of Virginia, shall be exempt from the provisions of the Virginia Administrative Process Act.
Title of Regulation: 20VAC5-308. Rules Governing the Safety of Intrastate Hazardous Liquid Pipeline Systems (amending 20VAC5-308-10).
Statutory Authority: §§ 12.1-13 and 56-555 of the Code of Virginia.
Effective Date: December 10, 2018.
Agency Contact: Aaron Campbell, Associate General Counsel, State Corporation Commission, P.O. Box 1197, Richmond, VA 23218, telephone (804) 371-9117, or email aaron.campbell@scc.virginia.gov.
Summary:
The amendments correct the name of the referenced division of the State Corporation Commission.
20VAC5-308-10. Safety of intrastate hazardous liquid pipeline systems.
A. These rules are adopted pursuant to § 56-555 of the Code of Virginia to establish safety and inspection requirements for intrastate hazardous liquid pipeline systems as defined by federal regulation promulgated under 49 USC § 60101.
B. Parts 195 and 199 of Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations are hereby adopted by reference as the minimum pipeline safety regulations applicable to intrastate hazardous liquid pipeline systems within the commission's jurisdiction.
C. Telephonic notices regarding incidents involving hazardous liquid pipeline systems shall be made, at the earliest practicable moment following discovery of the incident, to the commission's Division of Energy Regulation Utility and Railroad Safety during the division's daily hours and to the commission's Manager of Pipeline Safety (telephone number (804) 343-0863) during all other times. Such notices shall include the information listed in 49 CFR 195.52(b)(1) through (b)(6).
D. The commission's Division of Energy Regulation Utility and Railroad Safety may require certain written reports from the jurisdictional hazardous liquid pipeline systems to aid the commission staff in administering an effective pipeline safety program.
E. The commission's Division of Energy Regulation Utility and Railroad Safety shall be empowered to submit and sign on behalf of the commission, such forms and applications as necessary to assure participation in hazardous liquid pipeline safety programs, as deemed advisable by the commission to assure an effective safety program in Virginia, but that the commission comptroller shall be empowered to sign on behalf of the commission those applications and forms pertaining to grants or reimbursement of expenses incurred by the commission in conducting the pipeline safety program in Virginia.
VA.R. Doc. No. R19-5769; Filed November 29, 2018, 12:32 p.m.
Establishing the Governor's Affordable
Housing Priorities to Address Virginia's Unmet Housing Needs