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submitted to the regulatory agency. Reporting requirements may be found in permit
conditions, but may also be specified only in applicable environmental regulations.
If regulations do specify the submittal of compliance reports or other compliance
records to the regulatory agency, it is advisable to obtain receipts of their shipment and
delivery. Copies of all records sent to regulatory agencies, including transmittal letters
should be retained by the facility operator.

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