What is a Car Wash?
There are
several types of car wash systems in operation. The most popular ones are:
i. Rollover Car Wash where the vehicle remains stationary while
the washing, rinsing, waxing, and drying equipment passes over the
vehicle; ii. Tunnel Car Wash where the vehicle is pulled through a
building by a conveyor or other means, passing through separate washing,
rinsing, waxing, and drying areas; iii. Wand Car Wash here the
vehicle remains stationary and the car is washed using a high-pressure
stream of water from a hand-held wand. Car washes that are covered by this
General Permit are the ones with close looped recycle systems. Residential
car wash serving a single or multi-family housing development with flows
less than 4000 gallons per week is exempt from the requirement to obtain
this General Permit providing all of the requirements of Rule
62-660.803(1)(b), F.A.C. are met. Car washes that do not qualify for either
general permit coverage or exemption shall apply for an industrial
wastewater permit or connect to a domestic wastewater facility capable of
treating the car was wastewater.
What is
required for a Car Wash?
1.
Application Review Fee
2.
Two (2) completed
Car Wash Recycle System General Permit Notification
Form 62-660.900(5) as required by
Rule 62-660.803, F.A.C.
What is a
Tomato Wash?
What is
required for a Tomato
Wash?
This general
permit coverage is good for the construction and operation of a treatment
and disposal system for wash water generated from the packaging of fresh
market tomatoes with flows between 5000 and 50000 gallons per day,
providing that all of the conditions of Rule 62-660.805, F.A.C. are met.
Wash systems that discharge less than 5000 gallons per day and meet the
requirements of Rule 62-660.805(1)(b), F.A.C. are
exempt from permitting. Wash systems with flows greater than 50000 gallons
per day and discharge to a publicly or privately owned wastewater
treatment facility permitted by FDEP are exempt from permitting
requirements otherwise a standard industrial wastewater permit is
required.
1.
Application Review Fee
2.
Two (2) completed
Tomato Wash Water Disposal General Permit Notification
Form 62-660.900(7).
What is a
Laundromat?
This general
permit coverage is for construction and operation of a treatment and
disposal system for wastewater generated from a laundromat with designed
discharge low less than 10000gallons per day, providing that the
wastewater treatment system is designed and operated in accordance with
Rule 62-660.801, F.A.C.
What is
required for a Laundromat?
1.
Application Review Fee
2.
Two (2) completed
wastewater permit application
Form 62-660.900(4).
What is a
Concrete Batch Plant?
What is
required for a Concrete
Batch Plant?
1.
Application Review Fee
What is a
Sand and Limestone Mine?
A sand or
limestone mining operation includes the area of land from which the sand
or limestone is being mined along with associated processing facility,
water control system, and settling ponds. Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.),
Rule 62-660.804 provides coverage under a general permit for the
construction and operation of a wastewater treatment and disposal system
associated with sand and limestone mine operations designed and operated
in accordance with Rule 62-660.804, F.A.C.
What is
required for a Sand and
Limestone Mine?
1.
Application Review Fee
2.
Two (2)
completed Sand and limestone General Permit Notification
Form 62-660.900(6).
3.
Two (2) site plan, at suitable scale, which
clearly identifies the details specified in Rules 62-660.804(2) and (3)
F.A.C.
4.
Two (2) signed and sealed design plan by a
professional engineer registered in the State of Florida certifying that
the sand or limestone mine is designed to recycle process wastewater and
contain process wastewater and runoff from storm events up to 25-year, 24
hour storm event.
