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Underground Injection Control Permits and Registrations

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	Delinquent Fees and Penalties Will Affect Processing Applications Effective Sept. 1, 2006, the TCEQ will no longer issue, amend, or renew permits, registrations, certifications, or licenses to an entity or person who is delinquent on penalties or fees.

	Injection Wells: Am I Regulated? Information about injection wells and regulations for them in Texas. Links to more guidance and forms for specific regulatory programs.

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	Class I Injection Wells Regulated by the TCEQ Process to follow to obtain a permit for a Class I injection well in Texas. Links to relevant forms.

	Class I Injection Wells: Rules List of rules that regulate the permitting process for and construction and operation of Class I injection wells in Texas.

	Class III Injection Wells Regulated by the TCEQ Process for obtaining a permit for a Class III injection well in Texas. Links to application forms and relevant rules, including those for well design and operation.

	Class IV Injection Wells Information about restrictions for Class IV injection wells, which are allowed only in special circumstances involving environmental cleanups.

	Class V Injection Wells Regulated by the TCEQ Process for obtaining a permit for Class V injection wells, which apply to a wide variety of activities that release water or another liquid into the ground. Links to relevant forms and rules.

	Contact the UIC Team Contact information for the TCEQ Underground Injection Control Program.

	Financial Assurance for Underground Injection Control Wells Financial assurance requirements and contact information pertaining to underground injection control wells.

	Injection Wells Regulated by the Railroad Commission of Texas Brief list of injection wells regulated by the Railroad Commission of Texas.

	Injection Wells: Am I Regulated? Information about injection wells and regulations for them in Texas. Links to more guidance and forms for specific regulatory programs.

	Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) for Industrial and Hazardous Waste Current plan detailing state requirements for the management of waste under the Industrial and Hazardous Waste and Underground Injection Control programs. Submitted to EPA for approval each fiscal year.

	Search Underground Injection Control Permit Applications A query page to obtain information on applications for UIC permits. Search by permit number, name of applicant or permittee, or county.