VT ANR definition

VT ANR means Vermont Agency of Natural Resources
VT ANR means Vermont Agency of Natural Resources “WEF” shall mean Water Environment Federation

Examples of VT ANR in a sentence

  • A variance for development within the River Corridor may be allowed if, based on a review by VT ANR, it is determined that the proposed development will not obstruct the establishment and maintenance of fluvial geomorphic equilibrium for the watercourse.

  • The VT ANR will respond within the same response times required of the Federal resource agencies.

  • The VT ANR retains the right to require an Individual WQC for any Category 2 activity.

  • The State of Vermont also requires project proponents to obtain the following authorizations from the State when applicable:(7) VT ANR approval of a 1272 Order under Title 10, Chapter 47;(8) VT National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) confirmation that the proposed project is in compliance with the minimum NFIP regulations consistent with 24 VSA 4424.(9) VT ANR approval of a threatened and endangered species permit, 10 VSA Chapter 123administered by VT F&W.

  • The VT ANR conditionally granted WQC for GP Category 2 activities listed in Appendix A of this GP provided (1) the applicant obtains the required approvals listed above and (2) the Corps notifies the VT ANR and the VT ANR finds that the activity is reasonably likely to have minimal or no impact on water quality.

  • Impact*Required Permit/ApprovalWetlandsACOE 404 Permit, VT ANR WetlandsPermitEarth Disturbance (not in wetlands orwetland buffer, if present)Construction PermitRTETakings Permits – Special Work PlansSensitive or Known Archaeological SitesDHP Concurrence* Table provided as a general guideline only.

  • Section 401(a)(1) of the CWA requires applicants to obtain a WQC or waiver from the state water pollution control agency (VT ANR) to discharge dredged or fill materials into waters of the U.S. The VT ANR has granted WQC for GP Category 1 activities provided that the applicant obtains the required approvals listed above and the project fully complies with all terms and conditions of this GP.

  • The VT ANR reserves the authority to enforce any violation of the Vermont Water Quality Standards that results from any Category 1 activity.

  • Inspections and associated response actions and maintenance activities shall be documented in a report format in accordance with the VT ANR General Permit 3-9020 for Stormwater Runoff from Construction Sites and in conformance with the VELCO Environmental Inspection and Compliance Report located in Attachment B – Environmental Inspections and Reporting.

  • A variance for development within the River Corridors may be allowed if, based on a review by VT ANR, it is determined that the proposed development will not obstruct the establishment and maintenance of fluvial geomorphic equilibrium for the watercourse.

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