Michigan Administrative Code

R 323.2404 Imposition of more stringent requirements; proof of payment of costs and fees required; local ordinances. Rule 2404. (1) On a case-by-case basis, the permitting authority may impose requirements for the use of biosolids in addition to, or more stringent than, the requi…

R 325.2404 Definitions pertaining to noise. Rule 4. As used in these rules: (a) "Auditory protective equipment" means ear plugs, muffs, or other protective devices worn by an exposed person to attenuate airborne noise pressure in the ear canal. (b) "Broad-band noise" means noise …

R 325.2405 Definitions pertaining to respirators. Rule 5. As used in these rules: (a) "Atmosphere immediately dangerous to life or health" means a nonrespirable atmosphere. (b) "Canister" means a container filled with air-purifying media to remove gases and vapors from air drawn …

R 299.2405 Rock profile determination. Rule 2405. A permittee shall determine the cavity roof position not less than biennially. Generally accepted wireline logging methods shall be utilized. The results of the determination shall be filed with the supervisor of mineral wells not…

R 323.2405 Scope. Rule 2405. (1) This rule does not establish requirements for any of the following: (a) The use or disposal of septage. (b) The surface disposal of biosolids. (c) The incineration of biosolids fired or co-fired in an incinerator, the incinerator in which biosolid…

R 323.2406 Sampling and analysis; adoption of standards by reference. Rule 2406. (1) A person shall collect and analyze representative samples of both biosolids that are applied to the land and soils that receive biosolids. (2) All of the following publications are adopted by ref…

R 299.2406 Cavity size. Rule 2406. A permittee shall submit a plan to monitor cavity size and shape for approval by the supervisor of mineral wells. The plan shall include frequency of monitoring and shall include a description of the method used to determine the size and shape o…

R 299.2407 Subsidence monitoring above a cavity created by solution mining. Rule 2407. A permittee shall submit a plan for subsidence monitoring above a cavity for approval by the supervisor of mineral wells. The plan shall include frequency of monitoring and shall include a desc…

R 299.2408 Abandonment of cavity created by solution mining. Rule 2408. Before abandoning a cavity used for storage, a permittee shall remove stored product to the extent practicable and replace it with brine or fresh water subject to the approval of the supervisor of mineral wel…

R 323.2408 Application of certain biosolids to certain areas prohibited; application of biosolids from more than 1 source or septage prohibited; applicators duty to obtain information; generator notification duty. Rule 2408. (1) A person shall not apply bulk biosolids subject to …

R 323.2409 Application of limitations. Rule 2409. (1) A person shall not apply bulk biosolids or biosolids sold or given away in a bag or other container to the land if the concentration of any pollutant in the biosolids exceeds the ceiling concentration for the pollutant in tabl…

R 323.2410 Management practices. Rule 2410. (1) A person shall not apply bulk biosolids to the land if it is likely to adversely affect a threatened or endangered species listed under section 36503 of the act or its designated critical habitat. (2) A person shall not apply bulk b…

R 325.2410 Definitions pertaining to controls. Rule 10. As used in these rules: (a) "Control" means the limitation of worker exposure to contaminate levels not exceeding the MAC. (b) "Controlled process" means an arrangement of equipment to control the contaminant by means of sui…

R 325.2411 Contaminants; exposure; MACs. Rule 11. (1) An employer shall not allow the exposure of a person to concentrations of a contaminant in excess of the limit expressed by the contaminant's MAC as established in R 325.2412 to R 325.2419. Page 4 Courtesy of Michigan Administ…

R 299.2411 Temporary authority to inject. Rule 2411. The supervisor of mineral wells may grant a permittee of a disposal well temporary authorization to inject fresh water or brine for a period of not more than 30 days for the limited purpose of running injectivity tests. History…

R 323.2411 Operational standards; pathogens and vector attraction reduction. Rule 2411. (1) All of the following provisions apply to pathogens: (a) A person shall meet the class A pathogen requirements in R 323.2414(2)(a) or the class B pathogen requirements and site restrictions…

R 325.2412 Maximum allowable concentrations. Rule 12. (1) Maximum allowable concentrations of air contaminants based on a repeated 8-hour work day exposure are in tables 1 to 7 in R 325.2413 to R 325.2419. (2) A substance in tables 1 to 6 in R 325.2413 to R 325.2418, which is pre…

R 323.2412 Frequency of monitoring. Rule 2412. (1) A person shall comply with the frequency of monitoring for all of the following as specified in table 7: (a) Total nitrogen (TN) or total Kjeldahl nitrogen (TKN). (b) Ammonium nitrogen (NH4-N). (c) Nitrate nitrogen (NO3-N). (d) T…

R 299.2412 Testing before operation of disposal or storage wells. Rule 2412. (1) Tests of the disposal zones and confining formations, downhole logs, and direct measurements shall be conducted to determine to the satisfaction of the supervisor of mineral wells that the well and d…

R 325.2413 Maximum allowable concentrations for substances A and B. Rule 13. Table 1 reads as follows: Page 5 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules Page 6 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules History: 1979 AC; 2003 AACS.

R 299.2413 Testing before operation of a storage cavity. Rule 2413. The size, shape, and volume of the cavity shall be determined by sonar survey or other method acceptable to the supervisor of mineral wells. The results of the determination, together with records of any downhole…

R 323.2413 Recordkeeping. Rule 2413. (1) A generator shall keep records for a minimum of 5 years unless a longer period is specified by the permitting authority. (2) A person who generates bulk biosolids or bulk derivatives, including a generator from out of state, shall keep all…

R 336.2413 Waivers to commence construction and operation. Rule 1413. (1) Before the approval of a permit to install required pursuant to these rules, a clean corporate citizen may request a department waiver to proceed with construction and, if desired, operation of process or p…

R 323.2414 Pathogens. Rule 2414. (1) This rule contains both of the following: (a) The requirements for biosolids to be classified either class A or class B with respect to pathogens. (b) The site restrictions for land on which a class B biosolid is applied. (2) All of the follow…

R 325.2414 Maximum allowable concentrations for substances C and D. Rule 14. Table 2 reads as follows: Page 7 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules Page 8 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules History: 1979 AC; 2003 AACS.

R 323.2415 Vector attraction reduction. Rule 2415. (1) A person who prepares bulk biosolids for application to agricultural land, a forest, a public contact site, or a reclamation site shall meet 1 of the vector attraction reduction requirements in subrule (4)(a) to (h) of this r…

R 325.2415 Maximum allowable concentrations for substances E to H. Rule 15. Table 3 reads as follows: Page 9 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules Page 10 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules History: 1979 AC; 2003 AACS.

R 336.2415 Plantwide applicability limit permit for clean corporate citizen. Rule 1415. (1) A clean corporate citizen may request that the department issue a plantwide applicability limit permit that establishes a federally enforceable emissions cap for 1 or more pollutants at an…

R 325.2416 Maximum allowable concentrations for substances I to M. Rule 16. Table 4 reads as follows: Page 11 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules Page 12 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules History: 1979 AC; 2003 AACS.

R 323.2416 Reporting; fees; biosolids land application fund; creation. Rule 2416. (1) Beginning in state fiscal year 1998, an annual biosolids land application fee is imposed upon biosolids generators and biosolids distributors. The biosolids land application fee is an amount equ…

R 299.2416 Operation of storage wells and associated surface facilities. Rule 2416. (1) Before injecting fluid into a storage well, a permittee shall submit a surface facility plan and receive approval of the supervisor of mineral wells or authorized representative of the supervi…

R 325.2417 Maximum allowable concentrations for substances N to P. Rule 17. Table 5 reads as follows: Page 13 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules Page 14 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules History: 1979 AC; 2003 AACS.

R 323.2417 Procedure to determine annual whole biosolids application rate. Rule 2417. (1) A person who applies biosolids to the land shall use the following formula to determine the loading rate: Loading Rate Formula AP = PC x 0.002 x AR Where: AP = applied pollutant in pounds pe…

R 323.2418 Pathogen treatment processes. Rule 2418. (1) The process to significantly reduce pathogens (PSRP) is as follows: (a) Biosolids are agitated with air or oxygen to maintain aerobic conditions for a specific mean cell residence time at a specific temperature. Values for t…

R 325.2418 Maximum allowable concentrations for substances Q to Z. Rule 18. Table 6 reads as follows: Page 15 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules Page 16 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules History: 1979 AC; 2003 AACS.

R 325.2419 Maximum allowable concentrations for mineral dusts. Rule 19. Table 7 reads as follows: Page 17 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules History: 1979 AC; 2003 AACS. R 325.2421 Continuous, broad-band noise. Page 18 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules Rule 21. (1)…

R 299.2421 Prevention of pollution, contamination, or damage. Rule 2421. The permittee shall not store, transport, or dispose of natural, artificial, or processed brine in a manner that will or is likely to result in pollution. A permittee of a well shall ensure that natural, art…

R 338.2421 Accreditation standards for approval of medical schools and postgraduate training programs; adoption by reference. Rule 121. (1) The standards for accrediting medical schools developed and adopted by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, 655 K Street NW, Suite 10…

R 299.2422 Pit disposal or storage prohibited. Rule 2422. A permittee of a well shall not dispose of or store natural, artificial, or processed brine in unlined earthen pits. History: 2004 AACS.

R 325.2422 Impulse noise. Rule 22. The maximum permissible level for impulse noise shall be 140 dB as measured with a cathode-ray oscilloscope system or with other equipment Page 20 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules such as the impact noise meter capable of indicating the…

R 299.2423 Disposal of brine. Rule 2423. (1) A permittee of a well shall dispose of natural, artificial, or processed brine into an approved underground formation in a manner that prevents waste or in a manner approved by the supervisor of mineral wells. (2) A permittee of a well…

R 299.2424 Use of annular space for disposal prohibited. Rule 2424. A permittee of a well shall not dispose of natural, artificial, or processed brine in the annular space between strings of casing. The supervisor of Page 52 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules mineral wells…

R 325.2424 Illumination. Rule 24. The level of illumination shall be adequate as determined by the director for the performance of the task. History: 1979 AC; 2003 AACS.

R 338.2425 Doctor of medicine; license requirements; foreign graduates. Rule 125. An applicant for a doctor of medicine license who graduated from a medical school outside the United States or Canada shall satisfy the requirements of the code, the rules promulgated under the code…

R 338.2427 Licensure by endorsement. Rule 127. (1) An applicant for a doctor of medicine license by endorsement shall satisfy the requirements of the code, the rules promulgated under the code, and all the following requirements: (a) Provide the required fee and a completed appli…

R 338.2429 Educational limited license. Rule 129. (1) An individual not eligible for a doctor of medicine license shall obtain an educational limited license before engaging in postgraduate training. (2) An applicant for an educational limited license who is from a medical school…

R 325.2429 Control methods for enclosures and controlled processes. Rule 29. (1) An enclosure shall be provided at a stationary source unless the omission of the enclosure does not impair control. (2) A controlled process shall be designed and regulated to prevent the creation of…