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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the KPDES Notice of Termination in the editor.
- In Section I, enter your KPDES Storm Water General Permit Number. If you are no longer the operator, check the appropriate box.
- Proceed to Section II and fill in your Facility Operator Information. Provide the legal name, complete address, and telephone number of the operator.
- In Section III, input the Facility/Site Location Information. Include the official name and address of the site, and indicate if it is part of a larger development plan.
- Complete Section IV by certifying that all storm water discharges have been eliminated. Ensure you sign and date this section appropriately based on your entity type.
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