Back to Services   Back to Company     Back to Home	Do all environmental permits require monitoring? No, not all permits require monitoring. One notable example is an “air quality permit-to-construct.” This permit allows construction, and sometimes operations, of new facilities with air emissions according to specific plans. Follow-up permits may require monitoring. Another example is a well drilling permit. Examples of environmental permits that do require monitoring include discharge permits for wastewater discharges to municipal sewer systems, treatment plants, and rivers/streams/creeks; air pollution operating permits covering emissions from specific industries; and hazardous waste treatment or disposal facilities. Other FAQ - Would our project remain confidential? - How do I choose the right consultant? - Why are environmental property assessments variously called Phase 1, Phase 2 and Phase 3? - How does a lead-based Paint Inspection differ from lead-based paint Risk Assessment? - Why are sample results often reported as “less than” some number rather than “0”? - Do all environmental permits require monitoring? - Is my company required to report regulatory violations that we identify ourselves? - When should a chemical or oil spill be reported? To Whom?

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