18 AAC 32.030. General operating and permit requirements

(a) A person described in 18 AAC 32.010(b) may not conduct an activity described in 18 AAC 32.010(a) or (b) unless

(1) the person has a current permit issued by the department under this section; and

(2) the department has confirmed compliance with this chapter by inspections conducted as provided in the PMO.

(b) An applicant shall apply for a permit, using a form supplied by the department. If the application is for a facility in which an activity described in 18 AAC 32.010(b) (1) or (b)(3) occurs, the application must include a facility plan, including a plot plan, of the entire premises; the facility plan must meet the requirements of the PMO and must include

(1) the location of buildings and property boundaries;

(2) a plumbing schematic that shows hot and cold potable water lines and nonpotable water lines;

(3) a floor plan with the specifications of the finish materials used for floors, walls, and ceilings; and

(4) proof that the facility's

(A) drinking water supply and treatment complies with 18 AAC 80;

(B) wastewater disposal complies with 18 AAC 72; and

(d) If the department issues a permit under this section, it will assign a permit number to the facility or milk hauler.

(e) A permit issued under this section does not expire. The permit

(1) may not be transferred from one owner, operator, or facility to another; and

(2) is subject to the suspension, revocation, and reinstatement provisions of section 3 of the PMO.

(f) If the owner or operator of a facility required by this section to have a permit changes, or if the location of a facility required by this section to have a permit changes, the owner or operator of the facility shall submit a new permit application and obtain a permit.

History: Eff. 5/23/98, Register 146

Authority: AS 03.05.011

AS 03.05.020

AS 44.46.020

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