Templates for Preparing Notices in Spanish for Water Quality Permit Applications
Notices that must be published as part of the process of applying for a water quality permit must also be published in a language other than English
In some cases, notices that must be published as part of the process of applying for a water quality permit must also be published in a language other than English. To find out whether alternative language notice is required for your permit application, contact the school district that operates the elementary and middle schools nearest to the facility and find out whether there is a bilingual education program at either of those schools. If notice is required in Spanish, you may use these templates to reduce the cost of translating the notice.
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