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State Program Approval (SPA) SPA is a process whereby EPA approves a “State UST Program” to operate in lieu of the federal UST program. State’s requirements must be no less stringent than the corresponding federal requirements.

SPA State vs non-SPA State Non-SPA State – Federal authority and influence. Owners must comply with both federal and state UST regulations. SPA State - When EPA grants SPA to a State, federal regulations no longer are in effect. If EPA brings an enforcement action in that State, we enforce State Regulations.

SPA States

What do these new requirements mean for owners and operators? In states with SPA Continue to meet the state UST requirements until State adopts the federal requirements; or EPA withdraws approval of SPA for that state In states without SPA and in Indian country The new requirements will apply according to time frames specified in the 2015 UST regulation Indiana is a SPA State

Timing New regulations effective October 13, 2015 SPA applications due by October 13, 2018

SPA Process State implements its’ own unique UST program State submits a SPA application to EPA EPA reviews application to ensure “no less stringent” EPA approves SPA EPA publishes the SPA in the federal register

State Program Approval Drafting And Preparation Process   State Notified If Changes needed  No Changes Requested  State Indicates Interest  Comments  Explanation  Schedule Establish EPA Review Team  Log In State Application Review Team Contacts State State Receives Guidance Materials  State Shares Reg Development Timeline   State And EPA Agree On Review Schedule   State Offers Draft Regs And SPA Materials To EPA EPA Reviews Draft Materials  OUST Informed “No Further Comment” By EPA On Draft Regs And SPA Components  State Regulatory Process Complete Final Regs And SPA Components Sent To EPA EPA Review Of Draft Final Application Regional Management Briefing Changes Received  State Notified Of Final Draft Pre-approval State Submits Official SPA Application EPA Checks Application For Completeness  Any Issues Resolved With State  Briefings For Regional Concurrence  Address Internal Concerns  Prepare FR Notice For Publication  Notify State Of RA Approval Notify OUST Of RA Approval Prepare RA Briefing Documents  EPA Begins Federal Register Process See Stage 2 Details  RA Approval Authorization: New SPA Tentative Approval Authorization: New And Re-SPA Final Determination Codification State Program Approval Drafting And Preparation Process

Stage 2: SPA Federal Register Authorization And Codification Process Send FR Package To EPA HQ FR Office Prepare Docket   Submit FR Package To OFR  OFR Publishes In Federal Register 30-Day Comment Period   Address Public Comments Regional Briefings  Notify State Prepare Final Determination FR Notice New SPA Only  RA Final Determination Approval Submit FR Package To EPA HQ FR Office Submit To OFR OFR Publishes Final Determination In Federal Register Submit Codification Package To OFR  OFR Publishes Codification In Federal Register  Notify State Of Codification  Stage 2: Authorization EPA Begins Federal Register Process New SPA = Tentative Approval Re-SPA = Final Determination SPA Complete Stage 3: Codification EPA Prepares FR Notice For Codification Include Broader-In-Scope Considerations  SPA Codified Stage 2: SPA Federal Register Authorization And Codification Process

Indiana SPA May 18, 2016 IDEM issued a notice of plans to update the UST rules Currently IDEM is drafting new UST rules Spring 2017 IDEM expects to send a draft SPA application to EPA EPA will review draft SPA application Summer 2017 IDEM anticipates to have the rules in place Fall/Winter 2017 IDEM submits final SPA application to EPA EPA approves SPA

For More SPA Information OUST SPA Website https://www.epa.gov/ust/state-underground-storage-tank-ust-programs OUST SPA Contact: Liz McDermott, 202-564-0646, McDermott.Elizabeth@epa.gov

Questions? Contact Info: Mark Restaino restaino.mark@epa.gov (312) 886-0394 Estelle Patterson patterson.estelle@epa.gov (312) 886-3594