DEQ FORM 605-006 Oklahoma Department of Environmental ... - deq state ok 2025

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The document is the Annual Comprehensive Site Compliance Evaluation Report (Part B) for industrial facilities in Oklahoma, required by the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). It serves to notify that the facility is not required to conduct Benchmark Monitoring for storm water discharges under the OPDES program. The report includes sections for facility information, compliance certification, inspection results, and corrective actions regarding storm water pollution prevention measures. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining records and compliance with environmental regulations.

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