Published on: 8879785. The purpose of this rulemaking is to add the term, “semi-impervious” to the conditions for issuance of general environmental resource permits that are based upon the amount of impervious material proposed for a project. The effect will be to clarify that any such limitations concerning impervious surfaces are intended to include semi-impervious material. Historically, impervious and semi-impervious materials have been treated the same in District rules. However, recent rulemaking that included adoption of a separate definition of “semi-impervious” made the continued inclusion of semi-impervious materials in these rule provisions unclear.
Published on: 8857766. The purpose of this rulemaking is to add the term, "semi-imperviousa" to the conditions for issuance of general environmental resource permits that are based upon the amount of impervious material proposed for a project. The effect will be to clarify that any such provisions concerning impervious surfaces are intended to include semi-impervious material. Historically, impervious and semi-impervious materials have been treated the same in District rules. However, recent rulemaking that included adoption of a separate definition of "semi-impervious" made the continued inclusion of semi-impervious materials in these rule provisions unclear.
Published on: 3362134. The purpose of the proposed rule amendment is to clarify what impacts the District will consider in determining whether certain activities regulated under Part IV, Chapter 373, Florida Statutes (F.S.), qualify for a General Environmental Resource Permit for Minor Surface Water Management Systems under the District's rules. The effect will be to make clear in District rule that activities in, on or over less than 100 square feet of wetlands or other surface waters meet the threshold for this type of general permit.
Published on: 3104017. The purpose of the proposed rule amendment is to clarify what impacts the District will consider in determining whether certain activities regulated under Part IV, Chapter 373, Florida Statutes (F.S.), qualify for a General Environmental Resource Permit for Minor Surface Water Management Systems under the District's rules. The effect will be to make clear in District rule that activities in, on or over less than 100 square feet of wetlands or other surface waters meet the threshold for this type of general permit.