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{longname} Q758. My facility does not have a physical street address. How do I report my latitude and longitude to EPA? {longname} |
A758.
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If
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your
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facility
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does
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not
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have
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a
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physical
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street
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address,
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you
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should
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provide
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a
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latitude
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and
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longitude
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representing
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the
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center
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point
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of
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facility
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operations
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in
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decimal
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degree
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format
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in
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the
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address
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field
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on
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your
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Certificate
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of
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Representation
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(COR).
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This
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must
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be
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provided
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in
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a
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comma-delimited
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“latitude, longitude” coordinate pair reported in decimal degrees to at least four digits to the right of the decimal. EPA requests the coordinates be consistent with reference datum World Geodic System of 1984 (WGS84) (versus NAD83) when available. This guidance is consistent with EPA’s standards for latitude and longitude data found here: http://www.exchangenetwork.net/standards/lat_long_standard_08_11_2006_final.pdf
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A
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recreational-grade
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GPS
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system
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provides
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this
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level
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of
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accuracy.
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Alternately,
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you
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may
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use
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an
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online
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satellite
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view
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such
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as
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maps,
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by
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zooming
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in,
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right-clicking
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on
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your
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facility
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and
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selecting
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“What's
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Here?
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” The
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search
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text
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box
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will
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display
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the
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“latitude, longitude” coordinates for the selected location.
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Note: coordinates should be submitted in decimal degree format; in this format minutes and seconds are represented as a decimal fraction of one degree. Therefore, coordinates containing degrees, minutes, and seconds must first be converted using this formula (or using conversion tools freely accessible online): decimal degrees = degrees + (minutes / 60) + (seconds / 3600) Example conversion to decimal degrees representation of latitude: |
Once you have determined the latitude and longitude to report, follow the steps below to revise your certificate of representation and submit your latitude and longitude to EPA. Only the Designated Representative (DR) or Alternate Designated Representative (ADR) for the facility may make changes to the facility or supplier profile using the Facility Management tab (see steps below). The DR or ADR may refer to http://www.ccdsupport.com/confluence/display/help/Facility+Management
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for
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more
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information.
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1.
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Login
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to
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e-GGRT
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at
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2.
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Click
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the
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Facility
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Management
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Tab
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3.
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Click
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on
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the
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facility
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name.
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4.
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Click
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on
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the
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EDIT
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button
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in
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the
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Facility
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Profile
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section.
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5.
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Update
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the
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information
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and
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click
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the
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SAVE
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button.
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6.
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The
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updated
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Certificate
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of
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Representation
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(COR)
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will
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appear.
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7.
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Enter
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your
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e-GGRT
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password
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and
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click
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the
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SUBMIT
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button.
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8.
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Enter
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the
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answer
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to
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the
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challenge
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question
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and
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click
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the
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SUBMIT
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button.
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9.
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You
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will
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be
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returned
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to
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your
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e-GGRT
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home
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page.
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The
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process
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is
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complete.
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