Water Management Act 20-Year Permit Renewal Application

This form is for permittees who do not expect to need more water during the upcoming permit period than their existing permit allows.

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The Details   of Water Management Act 20-Year Permit Renewal Application

What you need   for Water Management Act 20-Year Permit Renewal Application

This application form is for Water Management permittees who need to renew their WMA Permit. Permittees who anticipate needing additional water will also need to file an application for a new Water Management permit (WM03). Permittees who do not need to increase their authorized withdrawal volume immediately, but expect to need more water in the future, must either a) apply for a new 20-year permit for the anticipated additional withdrawal volumes now along with submitting a renewal application, or b) can apply for a permit renewal for the current authorized withdrawal volume now, and then file an application for a new permit later as their water withdrawals approach the authorized permit limit.

Fees   for Water Management Act 20-Year Permit Renewal Application

How to apply   Water Management Act 20-Year Permit Renewal Application

File online via the EEA ePlace Portal. See details below.

Important Note: Even when applying online, you will still need to complete a conventional Application Form and upload it as an attachment during the online filing process.

Next steps   for Water Management Act 20-Year Permit Renewal Application

  1. Review the Instructions

  2. Complete the Application Form

    Please fill out and save either the Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat PDF form on your computer.

    Important Note: Even when applying online, you will still need to complete a conventional Application Form and upload it as an attachment during the online filing process. Please do not mail in these forms.

  3. Claim your Authorization

    1. Since you have an existing WM permit, you will first need to do one important step: Claim Your Authorization. This will allow us to link your Renewal to your existing Permit and confirm your identity.
      Please note: You will not be required to upload anything in the Documents section.
    2. Claim Online via the EEA ePlace Portal.
      Note: If you are a first-time user, you will need to begin by creating an account.

    See the ePlace account setup instructions and Comprehensive User Manual below. Once MassDEP has approved your claim, proceed to step 4.

  4. Submit your Application

    1. File online via the EEA ePlace Portal.
    2. For additional guidance on navigating the EEA ePLACE Portal, please follow this link - EEA ePLACE Portal Instruction Documents
    3. You will have the option to Pay Online by credit card or automated clearing house (ACH) or Pay by Mail. If you select pay by mail option, instructions on how to do so will be provided when you submit your online application.

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