35 Ill. Adm. Code 320.201
Amount of the Fee
Section 320
Section 320.201 Amount of
the Fee
a) Each applicant or person required to pay a fee under this Part
pursuant to Section 320.103 shall pay a fee to be submitted with the permit
application. See 35 Ill. Adm. Code 370.Appendix A and 35 Ill. Adm. Code
370.Appendix B for guidance in determining design population.
b) The
amount of fee for domestic sewer extensions is as follows:
1)
$100
for any domestic sewer constructed to serve a design population of 1;
2)
$400
for any domestic sewer constructed to serve a design population of 2 to 20;
3)
$800
for any domestic sewer constructed to serve a design population greater than 20
but less than 101;
4)
$1,200
for any domestic sewer constructed to serve a design population greater than
100 but less than 500; and
5)
$2,400
for any domestic sewer constructed to serve a design population of 500 or more.
c)
The
amount of the fee for sources other than domestic sewer extensions is as
follows:
1)
$1,000
for any industrial wastewater source that does not require pretreatment of the
wastewater prior to discharge to the publicly owned treatment works or publicly
regulated treatment works;
2)
$3,000
for any industrial wastewater source that requires pretreatment of the
wastewater for non-toxic pollutants prior to discharge to the publicly owned
treatment works or publicly regulated treatment works;
3)
$6,000
for any industrial wastewater source that requires pretreatment of the
wastewater for toxic pollutants prior to discharge to the publicly owned
treatment works or publicly regulated treatment works; and
4)
$2,500
for construction relating to land application of industrial sludge or spray irrigation
of industrial wastewater.
d)
The
Agency shall deny any construction permit application that does not contain the
appropriate fee as required in subsection (b) or (c).
e)
All
fees collected by the Agency under this
Part
shall be deposited into the
Environmental Protection Permit and Inspection Fund in accordance with Section
22.8
of the Act. (Section 12.2(c) of the Act)