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On March 14, 2001, former Utah Governor Michael Leavitt issued an Energy Policy for the State of Utah and established a Single Point Review Process within the Utah Department of Environmental Quality. The purpose of the Single-Point Review Process is to fast-track regulatory processes, not shortchange environmental requirements.
The Single-Point Review Process will not replace existing regulatory requirements but will seek ways to accelerate actions within current legal and organizational frameworks.
Enhanced interagency communication, permit tracking, and robust public participation are the cornerstones of the process.
For more information on the Single-Point Review Process Proposal, please contact:
Renette Anderson, Director
Office of Planning and Public Affairs
Utah Department of Environmental Quality
168 N. 1950 West
PO Box 144810
Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4810
Office: (801) 536-4478
Fax: (801) 536-4457
E-mail: renetteanderson@utah.gov
Businesses may use our pre-design program to obtain permits quickly and efficiently. Begin by contacting Renette Anderson in the Office of Planning and Public Affairs and briefly explain your production process. A meeting will then be arranged with the appropriate Division representatives to introduce the permit process, explain which permits are required, and detail pollution prevention techniques. Please allow at least two weeks notice.
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