File a Notice of Intent for coverage under EPA's 2022 Construction General Permit via NeT-CGP
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Steps
Confirm the project actually needs EPA's CGP — EPA administers it only where there is no EPA-approved state NPDES construction-stormwater program, so most states run their own permit and NOI system instead.
Create/use a CDX (Central Data Exchange) account at cdx.epa.gov and access the NPDES eReporting Tool (NeT-CGP) to prepare the electronic NOI; EPA does not accept paper NOIs except by an approved waiver.
Complete the NOI with site location, receiving water, estimated disturbed acreage, and SWPPP certification.
Wait out the processing period — coverage begins 14 calendar days after EPA acknowledges receipt of the NOI, unless EPA notifies of a delay or denial; do not begin ground-disturbing work before that date.
Track the permit term: the 2022 CGP runs through February 16, 2027, with an April 2025 Federal Register modification — confirm current status before assuming continued coverage past expiration.
Known gotchas
EPA's CGP only applies in areas without an EPA-approved state program — verify jurisdiction first or you will file in the wrong system entirely.
A 2025 Federal Register modification changed some 2022 CGP provisions — don't rely on an undated PDF of the '2022 CGP' without checking for that amendment.
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