15113199, 40C-8.031 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 15113199

Notice of Development of Rulemaking

Department:

WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICTS

Division:

St. Johns River Water Management District

Chapter:

MINIMUM FLOWS AND LEVELS

Overview

RULE:

40C-8.031

Minimum Surface Water Levels and Flows and Groundwater Levels

PURPOSE:

The purpose and effect of the proposed rule amendment will be to revise the established minimum surface water levels for Lake Como, Banana Lake, Little Lake Como, and Lake Trone in Putnam County.

SUBJECT:

The proposed rule would revise the established minimum surface water levels for Lake Como, Banana Lake, Little Lake Como, and Lake Trone pursuant to the mandate of Section 373.042, Florida Statutes.  Each revised surface water level has an associated duration and return interval.  The terms herein are already defined in Chapter 40C-8, F.A.C.  As with all minimum surface water levels established by the District, if adopted, the minimum surface water levels in this rule amendment would be used as a basis for imposing limitations on withdrawals of groundwater and surface water in the consumptive use permit regulatory process and for reviewing proposed surface water management systems in the environmental resource permit regulatory process.
Members of the District’s Governing Board may attend the scheduled Rule Development Workshop.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

373.044, 373.113, F.S.

LAW:

373.042, 373.0421, F.S.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

9/29/2014 Vol. 40/189

RELATED STATUTES
AND LAWS:

373.044, 373.113, F.S., 373.042, 373.0421, F.S.

OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE:

Joint Administrative Procedures Committee
Florida Administrative Law Central Online Network (F.A.L.C.O.N.)

RELATED COURT CASES:

Division of Administrative Hearings

FEDERAL eRULEMAKING
WEB PORTAL:

Regulations.gov

HOW TO LINK TO
THIS NOTICE:

http://flrules.org/gateway/ruleno.asp?id=40C-8.031&PDate=9/29/2014&Section=1

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