Recent Publication   Key Resumes   Fees and Agreements   Frequently Asked Questions     Back to Company	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? - 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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