WP 91, 92: Permit for Industrial Sewer User

These permits are for industrial facilities discharging wastewater to Publicly Owned Treatment Works.

WP 91, 92 Contact Information

EEA ePLACE Help Desk

Phone

Open M-F 7:30 am-5:00 pm, with the exception of all Commonwealth & Federally observed holidays.

The Details   of WP 91, 92: Permit for Industrial Sewer User

What you need   for WP 91, 92: Permit for Industrial Sewer User

WP 92 covers specific industrial facilities with sewer connections for discharging greater than 25,000 gallons per day to Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTW) without Industrial Pretreatment Programs (IPP). IPPs are industrial sewer discharge permit programs operated by POTWs as required by their federally-issued National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit.

WP 91 covers Special Sewer Connection Permit for Industrial Sewer User other than BRP WP 92. This permit is only determined by MassDEP.

Fees   for WP 91, 92: Permit for Industrial Sewer User

How to apply   WP 91, 92: Permit for Industrial Sewer User

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

Next steps   for WP 91, 92: Permit for Industrial Sewer User

  1. Review the Instructions

  2. Complete the Application Form

    Please fill out and save the Microsoft Word or Acrobat Adobe 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. Submit your Application and Fee Payment

    1. File online via the EEA ePlace Portal.
    2. You will have the option to pay online by credit card or automated clearing house (ACH) or pay by mail. If you select the pay-by-mail option, instructions on how to do so will be provided when you submit your online application.

More info   for WP 91, 92: Permit for Industrial Sewer User

Holding tanks, mobile tanks and containers are commonly used by commercial, industrial, institutional and municipal facilities - particularly in areas not served by sewers - to store wastewater for off-site disposal, recycling or treatment. Depending on storage vessel functions, wastewater characteristics and facility locations, these tanks and containers may be subject to different federal and state regulations.

All owners and operators of industrial wastewater holding tanks (IWHTs), mobile tanks and containers used exclusively to accumulate or store non-hazardous, non-sanitary wastewater are required to comply with the provisions of 314 CMR 18.00, the Industrial Wastewater Holding Tanks regulation. The regulation applies only to facilities that store non-hazardous, non-sanitary wastewater in IWHTs, mobile tanks or containers and intend to truck it directly off-site for disposal, recycling or treatment. The rule establishes specific construction and operation standards, record-keeping requirements and decommissioning procedures for these industrial wastewater storage vessels.

The regulation does not apply to tanks and containers that are used for:

  • Sanitary wastewater storage regulated under 310 CMR 15.00 (Title 5)
  • Production processes and wastewater treatment systems
  • Non-contact cooling water or heating or cooling condensate storage
  • Waste site cleanup projects regulated under 310 CMR 40.0000
  • Hazardous waste storage regulated under 310 CMR 30.000
  • Facilities regulated under the MassDEP Environmental Results Program (dry cleaners, photo processors and printers)

Contact   for WP 91, 92: Permit for Industrial Sewer User

Phone

Open M-F 7:30 am-5:00 pm, with the exception of all Commonwealth & Federally observed holidays.

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