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Kentucky · Snapshot 09/05/2026

KRS 224.70-120: Permit to discharge pollutants into waters -- Fees.

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    (1) As used in this section, "cabinet" shall mean the Energy and Environment

    Cabinet.

    (2) An applicant for a permit to discharge pollutants into waters of the

    Commonwealth shall be subject to a permit fee by the cabinet.

    (3) The permit fee shall be equal to the cost of review but shall not exceed the

    following amounts:

    (a) Major industry: three thousand two hundred dollars ($3,200);

    (b) Minor industry: two thousand one hundred dollars ($2,100);

    (c) Nonprocess industry: one thousand dollars ($1,000);

    (d) Large, non-publicly-owned treatment works: one thousand seven hundred

    dollars ($1,700);

    (e) Intermediate, non-publicly-owned treatment works: one thousand five

    hundred dollars ($1,500);

    (f) Small, non-publicly-owned treatment works: one thousand dollars

    ($1,000);

    (g) Agriculture: one thousand two hundred dollars ($1,200); and

    (h) Surface mining operation: one thousand two hundred dollars ($1,200).

    (4) The cabinet may impose the maximum permit fee if a discharge falls into

    multiple categories.

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