Industry
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Industrial storm water permit forms
Use the forms below to apply for general industrial storm water discharge permits and meet compliance requirements.
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Industrial storm water permits
By February 15th of each calendar year, industrial storm water permittees are required to perform an annual check to determine whether their facility discharges a pollutant of concern via storm water to a waterbody subject to a state and federally…
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Mercury spills and cleanup
When mercury is spilled, it shatters into tiny beads and spreads in many directions. These tiny droplets can accumulate in the smallest places. The droplets emit toxic, odorless vapors, which can be very dangerous when inhaled by people or pets.
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Water overview
Clean water is vital for public health, a healthy environment and a strong economy. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources along with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Army Corps of Engineers, counties and local municipalities all…
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Waste overview
Small businesses must follow rules regarding waste storage, transport, recycling and disposal. For more information on Waste regulations, go to the Waste program pages.
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Small Business Assistance team
The SBEAP reaches thousands of small businesses each year through meetings, speaking engagements, workshops and publications. Review our annual flyer that summarizes the reach of SBEAP during the previous calendar year. The program currently offers…
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Sustainability
Learn about how sustainable business practices can increase your bottom line, reduce your impact on the environment, and open up opportunities for your business. The resources below can help you get started.
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Industrial Storm Water Permit Transfer
In the event of a facility sale/transfer, the current owner and new owner should execute and submit a transfer of permit coverage per s. NR 216.31, Wis. Adm. Code. The notification shall be submitted by the new owner using the ePermitting system…
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Spills
It is always good to be prepared for emergencies. Are you prepared to react in the event of a discharge of a hazardous substance? The information below will help you identify ways to prevent spills from occurring and how to prepare in case they do.
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Solid waste
Businesses are required to follow regulations to discard materials. The materials can be liquid, solid or gas and are regulated under the "solid waste" program. This website has information regarding the regulations for disposal of solid waste. In…