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Eastern Washington Phase 11 Municipal SYornnvater Permit Line -by-line Instructions Part 1— Owner/Operator information A. Applicant information - Fill out the name and mailing address of the city, county, or public entity that will receive coverage under the permit. B. Responsible Official or Representative — Fill out the name, address and contact information for the principal executive officer or ranking elected official responsible for signing the application. See Part 8 for more information. C. Billing information - If a separate department or office handles billing, enter the appropriate contact information. There is an annual permit fee associated with this permit. D. Primary Contact person - Enter the name, title, address, phone number, and email for the person who will be in charge of developing the stormwater management program and meeting the stormwater permit requirements. E. Ownership status - Check the appropriate box indicating the ownership status (e.g., city, county, or special district type). Part 2 -- Permit(s) under which the applicant is requesting coverage Check the box that corresponds to the permit(s) under which you are applying for coverage. The geographic locations covered by each permit break down as follows: • Phase I — covers entities within, or partially within the unincorporated areas of CIark, King, Pierce, or Snohomish counties; or the cities of Seattle or Tacoma. • Phase II Western Washington — covers entities in the census -defined urban areas of western Washington, and associated urban growth areas, some cities with populations over 10,000 or areas otherwise designated by Ecology. • Phase II Eastern Washington — covers entities in the census -defined urban areas of eastern Washington, and associated urban growth areas, and some cities with populations over 10,000 or areas otherwise designated by Ecology. Note: Applicants may submit a single NOI to request coverage of all of the MS4s that they own or operate. For example, a single NOI may be submitted to cover the main campus and any satellite campuses of a university that may require permit coverage. Applicants requesting coverage for multiple sites/locations must list the locations for each site/location for which coverage is being requested. When more than one permit is checked, Ecology will consult with the applicant to determine whether to assign all the sites to separate permits or to one permit that will provide coverage. Part 3 — Population served by the MS4 Provide an estimate of the population served by the MS4 within the geographic area(s) covered by the permits. Cities, towns, and counties include only the resident population. For special purpose districts and other public entities that are not cities, towns, or counties, the estimate must include both resident and commuter populations. For example, a university may have a resident population of students who live on campus and a commuter population of students and employees who commute to campus. (See above for information on determining the commuter population in Who does not need to apply?) Part 4 — Map requirements A. Is part of the MS4 located within Indian Country (within a reservation or on land held in trust for a tribe)? For the Puyallup reservation only, check "yes" if MS4 is located on trust lands and August 1, 2014 Appendix 5 - Nolice gflnteW.for Coverage Page 3 of 6