Surface water resources definition

Surface water resources means the waters of the state, including the sediments suspended in water or lying on the bank, bed, or shoreline. This term does not include groundwater or water or sediments in ponds, lakes, or reservoirs designed for waste treatment under applicable laws regulating waste treatment.

Surface water resources means the waters of the state, including the sediments suspended in water or lying on the bank, bed, or shoreline. This term does not include groundwater or water or sediments in ponds, lakes, or reservoirs designed for waste treatment under applicable laws regulating waste treatment. “Wild animals” means fish, wildlife and other biota belonging to, managed by, held in trust by, appertaining to, or otherwise controlled by the state of Iowa, the United States, or local government. Fish and wildlife include freshwater aquatic and terrestrial species; game, nongame, and commercial species; and threatened and endangered species. Other biota encompass shellfish and other living organisms not

Surface water resources means the waters of the United States, including the sediments suspended in water or lying on the bank, bed, or shoreline and sediments in or transported through coastal and marine areas. This term does not include ground water or water or sediments in ponds, lakes, orreservoirs designed for waste treatment under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 (RCRA), 42 U.S.C. 6901-6987 or the CWA, and applicable regulations.

Examples of Surface water resources in a sentence

• Surface water resources are very diverse throughout the state, due to the high variance in tectonics, topography, geology/soils, climate, precipitation, and hydrologic conditions.

• Surface water resources are mainly from three river systems that drain Ghana, namely: the Volta, South western and Coastal River Systems.

• Surface water resources across the NDFO are present as lakes, reservoirs, rivers, streams, wetlands, and springs.

• Surface water resources are important for fish and wildlife habitat, urban and agricultural water supply, and conveying floodwaters.

• Surface water resources across the MCFO are present as lakes, reservoirs, rivers, streams, wetlands, and springs.

• Surface water resources are mainly from three river systems that drain Ghana, namely: the Volta, South Western and Coastal river systems.

• Surface water resources would be protected by the pollution prevention measures identified in the storm water discharge permit to protect both aquatic and water resources.

• Surface water resources at or near the HDP include Joachim Creek and several of its tributaries.

• Surface water resources are used extensively, particularly in the Crocodile River catchment, with the main water users being agriculture, industry, mining and urban.

• These natural resources have been cat- egorized into the following five groups: Surface water resources, ground water resources, air resources, geologic re- sources, and biological resources.