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Notice: 12864933

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICTS

Division:

South Florida Water Management District

Chapter:

WORKS AND LANDS OF THE DISTRICT MANAGEMENT PLANS

Overview

RULE:

40E-62.011	Policy and Purpose (Repealed)
40E-62.020	Scope of Part I (Repealed)
40E-62.021	Policy and Purpose (Repealed)
40E-62.023	C-18 Canal Right of Way Boundary (Repealed)
40E-62.041	Permits Required (Repealed)
40E-62.042	General Permit for Occupancy or Use of the C-18 Right of Way (Repealed)
40E-62.043	Application of Part (Repealed)
40E-62.051	Exemptions (Repealed)
40E-62.101	Content of Application (Repealed)
40E-62.301	Conditions for Issuance of Permits (Repealed)
40E-62.321	Duration of Permits (Repealed)
40E-62.331	Modification of Permits (Repealed)
40E-62.341	Revocation of Permits (Repealed)
40E-62.351	Transfer of Permits (Repealed)
40E-62.381	Limiting Conditions (Repealed)
40E-62.651	C-18 Use Zones (Repealed)

PURPOSE:

To repeal Chapter 40E-62 and merge relevant portions of Chapter 40E-62, F.A.C., into Chapter 40E-6, F.A.C. to address use of the District’s C-18 Canal Right of Way in an effort to streamline and clarify the permitting process and correct inaccuracies and have all rules regarding the Right of Way Permitting Program contained within Chapter 40E-6, F.A.C.

SUMMARY:

The Right of Way Permitting Program provides an evaluation process for requests to connect with and/or make use of Works and Land of the District in accordance with Sections 373.085 and 373.086, F.S.  Chapter 40E-62, F.A.C., specifically addresses use of the District’s C-18 Right of Way, which will now be included in Chapter 40E-6, F.A.C

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

373.044, 373.113, F.S.

LAW:

373.085, 373.086, 373.103, 373.129, F.S

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

4/10/2013 Vol. 39/70

COMMENTS:

From 4/10/2013 To 5/1/2013 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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