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Why would the department use a Permit by Rule?

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Why would the department use a Permit by Rule?

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There are several reasons. Permits by Rule (PBR) are typically used for activities where the potential risk to public health or the environment is low. The activities covered under a PBR are typically common events which lend themselves to straightforward rules. With the proper direction and education, most people can easily fulfill the requirements of a PBR. This method also helps the department direct its energy toward projects and compliance activities that pose a higher risk to public health or the environment or are more complex and require more staff work to execute.

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