North Carolina NPDES Stormwater Permit for Asphalt Paving Mixtures & Blocks (NCG16)

Operating an asphalt plant in North Carolina and staying on top of the regulations regarding your NPDES stormwater permit (aka your NCG16 permit) can be a tricky thing. From confusing regulations to spotty enforcement, different types of asphalt facilities across the state struggle with getting into and fully staying in compliance with their permit.

Here at RMA, we truly understand the asphalt industry. Our experts have been to hundreds of asphalt plants across the country, many of them right here in North Carolina. On top of that, our staff of experts have extensive experience working in similar industries such as aggregate mining & quarrying, precast & ready mix concrete, and recycling facilities, meaning we can help those in the construction materials industry with ease. From helping asphalt plants get into compliance with the NCG16 stormwater permit to other compliance items such as SPCC Plans or CRTK Reporting, our asphalt industry experts can help your facility cut through regulations and get into compliance with ease.

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Getting Started with North Carolina's NPDES Stormwater Permit for Asphalt Paving Mixtures & Blocks (NCG16)

NPDES is a part of the Clean Water Act. Compliance is important to ensure that your facility is protected in the event an inspection takes place. If you are found to be out of compliance your facility could face financial repercussions.

The expected time table for this service can vary on a few factors such as your location and industry. Since these permit requirements are dependent on state regulations, some facilities can expect a project timeline of a few weeks, while others may expect a timeline of a few months.

No matter where you're starting from, we can help. If you have existing permits, our team can help you get into compliance and provide you with training and some best management practices to set your company up for success. For those in need of a permit, we are able to help you obtain your permit and develop your manual (also known as a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan).

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