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25 Pa. Code § 105.443. Nature of a general permit; substitution for individual applications and permits.

§ 105.443. Nature of a general permit; substitution for individual applications and permits.

 (a)  When the Department issues a general permit for a specified category of dam, water obstruction or encroachment on either a regional or Statewide basis, persons who intend to construct, operate, maintain, modify, enlarge or abandon a dam, water obstruction or encroachment in accordance with the specifications and conditions of the general permit may do so without filing an individual application for, and first obtaining, an individual permit.

 (b)  Use of an applicable general permit shall satisfy the permit requirements set forth in §  105.11 (relating to permit requirements), so long as:

   (1)  Activities are conducted in accordance with the specifications and conditions of the applicable general permit.

   (2)  The owner of the dam, water obstruction or encroachment complies with the registration requirements set forth in the general permits, as authorized by §  105.448 (relating to determination of applicability of a general permit).

Source

   The provisions of this §  105.443 adopted January 2, 1981, effective January 3, 1981, 11 Pa.B. 9.



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