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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.5 - Indexes of certain records

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(a)
				  Indexes shall be maintained, and revised at least quarterly, for the following
				  commission records:
(1) Final opinions and
				  orders made in the adjudication of cases.
(2) Statements of policy and interpretation
				  adopted by the commission and still in force and not published in the Federal
				  Register or official minutes of commission meetings.
(3) Administrative staff manuals and
				  instructions to staff that affect members of the public.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.6 - FOIA officer

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The executive director shall designate a commission
					 employee as the FOIA officer. The FOIA officer shall be responsible for
					 commission compliance with the Freedom of Information Act and this Part. All
					 requests for agency records shall be sent in writing to: FOIA Officer, Delaware
					 River Basin Commission, P.O. Box 7360, West Trenton, NJ
					 08628.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.7 - Permanent file of requests for commission records

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The commission shall maintain a permanent file of all
					 requests for commission records and all responses thereto, including a list of
					 all records furnished in response to a request. This file is available for
					 public review during working hours.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.8 - Filing a request for records

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(a) All
				  requests for commission records shall be filed in writing delivered to the FOIA
				  officer, or by mailing it to the commission. The commission will supply forms
				  for written requests.
(b) A request
				  for commission records shall reasonably describe the records being sought, in a
				  way that they can be identified and located. A request should include all
				  pertinent details that will help identify the records sought. A person
				  requesting disclosure of records shall be permitted an opportunity to review
				  them without the necessity for copying them where the records involved contain
				  only disclosable data and information.
(1) If
				  the description is insufficient to locate the records requested, the FOIA
				  officer will so notify the person making the request and indicate the
				  additional information needed to identify the records requested.
(2) Every reasonable effort shall be made by
				  the staff to assit in the identification and location of the records
				  sought.
(3) In any situation in
				  which it is determined that a request for voluminous records would unduly
				  burden and interfere with the operations of the commission, the person making
				  the request will be asked to be more specific and to narrow the request, and to
				  agree on an orderly procedure for the production of the requested
				  records.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.9 - Time limitations

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(a) All
				  time limitations established pursuant to this section shall begin as of the
				  time at which a request for records is logged in by the FOIA officer pursuant
				  to section
				  838.8(c) of this
				  Part. An oral request for records shall not begin any time requirement. A
				  written request for records sent elsewhere within the commission shall not
				  begin any time requirement until it is redirected to the FOIA officer and is
				  logged in accordance with section
				  838.8(c) of this
				  Part. A request that is expected to involve fees in excess of $50 will not be
				  deemed received until the requester is promptly notified and agrees to bear the
				  cost or has so indicated on his request.
(b) Within 10 working days (excepting
				  Saturdays, Sundays and legal public holidays) after a request for records is
				  logged by the FOIA officer, the record shall be furnished or a letter shall be
				  sent to the person making the request determining whether, or the extent to
				  which, the commission will comply with the request, and, if any records are
				  denied, the reasons therefor.
(1) If all of
				  the records requested have been located and a final determination has been made
				  with respect to disclosure of all of the records requested, the letter shall so
				  state.
(2) If all of the records
				  have not been located or a final determination has not yet been made with
				  respect to disclosure of all of the records requested, the letter shall state
				  the extent to which the records involved shall be disclosed pursuant to the
				  rules established in this Part.
(3)
				  In the following unusual circumstances, the time for sending this letter may be
				  extended by the executive director for up to an additional 10 working days by
				  written notice to the person making the request setting forth the reasons for
				  such extension and the time within which a determination is expected to be
				  dispatched:
(i) The need to search for and
				  collect the requested records from field facilities or other establishments
				  that are separate from the commission's headquarters.
(ii) The need to search for, collect and
				  appropriately examine a voluminous amount of separate and distinct records
				  which are demanded in a single request.
(iii) The need for consultation, which shall
				  be conducted with all practicable speed, with another agency having a
				  substantial interest in the determination of the request or among two or more
				  components of the commission having substantial subject matter interest
				  therein.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.10 - Fees

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(a) Unless waived
				  in accordance with the provisions of section
				  838.11 of this Part, the following
				  fees shall be imposed for production of any record pursuant to this Part:
(1) Administrative fees.
(i) Charges for administrative fees include
				  staff time associated with:
(a) processing
				  FOIA requests;
(b) locating and
				  reviewing files;
(c) monitoring
				  file reviews;
(d) generating
				  computer records (electronic print-outs); and
(e) preparing logs of records deemed
				  non-public.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.11 - Waiver of fees

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(a) No fee shall be
				  charged for disclosure of records pursuant to this Part where:
(1) The records are requested by a
				  Congressional committee or subcommittee or the General Accounting
				  Office.
(2) The records are
				  requested by an agency of a signatory party.
(3) The records are requested by a court of
				  competent jurisdiction.
(4) The
				  records are requested by a State or local government having jurisdiction
				  thereof.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.12 - Exempt information

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The following materials and information covered by this
					 Part shall be exempt from disclosure; that is, information that is:
(a) related solely to the internal personnel
				  matters of the commission;
(b)
				  specifically exempted from disclosure by statute;
(c) trade secrets and commercial or financial
				  information obtained from a person and privileged or confidential. (For
				  purposes of this section a trade secret may consist of any formula, pattern,
				  device, or compilation of information which is used in one's business and which
				  gives him an opportunity to obtain an advantage over competitors who do not
				  know or use it. Commercial or financial information that is privileged or
				  confidential means valuable data or information which is used in one's business
				  and is of a type customarily held in strict confidence or regarded as
				  privileged and not disclosed to any member of the public by the person to whom
				  it belongs.);
(d) inter-agency or
				  intra-agency memorandums or letters other than purely factual compilations,
				  which would not be available by law to a party other than an agency in
				  litigation with the commission;
(e)
				  personnel and medical files and similar files the disclosure of which would
				  constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy;
(f) investigatory records compiled for law
				  enforcement purposes, but only to the extent that the production of such
				  records would:
(1) interfere with enforcement
				  proceedings;
(2) deprive a person
				  of a right to a fair trial or an impartial adjudication;
(3) constitute an unwarranted invasion of
				  personal privacy;
(4) disclose the
				  identity of a confidential source;
(5) disclose investigative techniques and
				  procedures; or
(6) endanger the
				  life or physical safety of law enforcement personnel.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.13 - Segregable materials

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Any reasonably segregable portion of a record shall be
					 provided to any person requesting such record after deletion of the portions
					 which are exempt under this Part, except as provided in section
					 838.2 of this
					 Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.14 - Data and information previously disclosed to the public

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Any commission record that is otherwise exempt from public
					 disclosure pursuant to this Part is available for public disclosure to the
					 extent that it contains data or information that have previously been disclosed
					 in a lawful manner to any member of the public, other than an employee or
					 consultant or pursuant to other commercial arrangements with appropriate
					 safeguards for secrecy.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.15 - Discretionary disclosure by the executive director

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(a) The executive director may, in his
				  discretion, disclose part or all of any commission record that is otherwise
				  exempt from disclosure pursuant to this Part. The executive director shall
				  exercise his discretion to disclose such records whenever he determines that
				  such disclosure is in the public interest, will promote the objectives of the
				  commission, and is consistent with the rights of individuals to privacy, the
				  property rights of persons in trade secrets, and the need for the commission to
				  promote frank internal policy deliberations and to pursue its regulatory
				  activities without disruption.
(b)
				  Discretionary disclosure of a record pursuant to this section shall invoke the
				  requirement that the record shall be disclosed to any person who requests it
				  pursuant to section
				  838.10 of this Part, but shall not
				  set a precedent for discretionary disclosure of any similar or related record
				  and shall not obligate the executive director to exercise his discretion to
				  disclose any other record that is exempt from disclosure.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.16 - Disclosure to consultants, advisory committees, State and local government officials and other special government employees

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Data and information otherwise exempt from public
					 disclosure may be disclosed to commission consultants, advisory committees,
					 State and local government officials, and other special government employees
					 for use only in their work in cooperation with the commission. Such persons are
					 thereafter subject to the same restrictions with respect to the disclosure of
					 such data and information as any other commission employee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.17 - Disclosure to other Federal government departments and agencies

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Any commission record otherwise exempt from public
					 disclosure may be disclosed to other Federal government departments and
					 agencies, except that trade secrets may be disclosed only to a department or
					 agency that has concurrent jurisdiction over the matter and separate legal
					 authority to obtain the specific information involved. Any disclosure under
					 this section shall be pursuant to an agreement that the record shall not be
					 further disclosed by the other department or agency except with the written
					 permission of the commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.18 - Disclosure in administrative or court proceedings

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Data and information otherwise exempt from public
					 disclosure may be revealed in commission administrative or court proceedings
					 where the data or information are relevant. The commission will request that
					 the data or information be held in camera and that any other appropriate
					 measures be taken to reduce disclosure to a minimum necessary under the
					 circumstances.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 838 - Public Access To Records And Information (article 8) › Section 838.19 - Disclosure to Congress

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All records of the commission shall be disclosed to
					 Congress upon an authorized request.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 839 - General Provisions (article 9) › Section 839.1 - Definitions

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For the purposes of this Subchapter, except as the context
					 may otherwise require:
(a) All words
				  and phrases which are defined by section
				  1.2 of the Compact shall have the
				  same meaning herein.
(b) Words and
				  phrases which are defined by Part I of the Administrative Manual (Section 1-3)
				  shall have the same meaning for the purposes of this Subchapter.
(c) Application shall mean a request for
				  action by the commission in any written form, including without limitation
				  thereto, a letter, referral by any agency of a signatory party, or an official
				  form prescribed by the commission; provided that whenever an official form of
				  application has been duly required, an application shall not be deemed to be
				  pending before the commission until such time as such form, together with the
				  information required thereby, has been completed and filed.
(d) Applicant shall mean any sponsor or other
				  person who has submitted an application to the commission.
(e) Sponsor shall mean any person authorized
				  to initiate, construct or administer a project.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 839 - General Provisions (article 9) › Section 839.2 - Supplementary details

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Forms, procedures and supplementary information, to
					 effectuate these regulations may be provided or required by the executive
					 director as to any hearing, project or class of projects.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 839 - General Provisions (article 9) › Section 839.3 - Waiver of rules

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The commission may, for good cause shown, waive rules or
					 require additional information in any case.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 839 - General Provisions (article 9) › Section 839.4 - Construction

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This Part is promulgated pursuant to section 14.2 of the
					 Compact and shall be construed and applied subject to all of the terms and
					 conditions of the Compact and of the provisions of section 15.1 of Public Law
					 87-328, 75 Stat. 688.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter A - Rules Of Practice And Procedure › Part 839 - General Provisions (article 9) › Section 839.5 - Effective date

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This Part shall take effect immediately upon publication
					 and filing pursuant to law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 850 - General; Definitions (article 1) › Section 850.1 - General

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(a) Effect of the
				  comprehensive plan. The comprehensive plan prescribes standards which govern
				  the review of proposed new projects and action by the commission to control and
				  abate pollution with respect to existing facilities. Section X of the
				  comprehensive plan, Water Quality Standards for the Delaware River Basin (see
				  Part 860 of this Title) sets forth water quality standards.
(b) Project review. The process by which the
				  commission will include projects in the comprehensive plan and review and
				  screen proposed projects to determine their compatibility with the plan is set
				  forth in the commission's administrative manual--Rules of Practice and
				  Procedure (see Subchapter A of this Chapter).
(c) Control and abatement.
(1) These regulations are adopted, pursuant
				  to article 5 and section 14.2 of the Compact, to implement the cited water
				  quality standards.
(2) Where
				  applicable, State standards require higher quality water than these standards
				  and regulations. State standards will be controlling.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 850 - General; Definitions (article 1) › Section 850.2 - Definitions

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For the purpose of these regulations and for interpretation
					 and application of the comprehensive plan, unless the context otherwise
					 requires:
(a) Standards means section
				  X of the comprehensive plan (as reproduced in Part 860 of this
				  Title).
(b) Pollution means the
				  introduction into waters of the basin of substances or properties which impair
				  the uses specified in the comprehensive plan.
(c) Effluent quality requirements means the
				  requirements relating to effluents which are prescribed by the standards or by
				  these regulations.
(d) Waste
				  assimilation means the chemical, physical and biological process resulting when
				  waste substances or properties are introduced into basin waters.
(e) Waste assimilative capacity means the
				  measure of a stream's capacity for waste assimilation without impairment of the
				  uses designated by the standards.
(f) Water uses means the protected uses
				  prescribed by the standards, and without limitation thereto:
(1) Agricultural use includes water used for
				  livestock and for irrigation.
(2)
				  Industrial use includes water for processing and cooling.
(3) Public water supplies include water
				  suitable for drinking purposes and for other domestic, industrial, municipal or
				  institutional uses.
(4) Wildlife
				  includes all undomesticated animals and fowl.
(5) Fish and other aquatic life include all
				  species or resident, anadromous, and catadromous fish, shellfish and other
				  aquatic biota.
(6) Recreation
				  includes all water-contact sports.
(7) Recreation--secondary contact restricts
				  activities to where the probability of significant contact or water ingestion
				  is minimal, encompassing but not limited to:
(i) boating;
(ii) fishing; and
(iii) those other activities involving
				  limited contact with surface waters incident to shoreline recreation.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 851 - Interstate Cooperation (article 2) › Section 851.1 - Administrative agreements

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To avoid unnecessary duplication and achieve maximum
					 efficiency, signatory agencies to the Delaware River Basin Compact concerned
					 with pollution control will be utilized to the maximum practical extent in
					 enforcing these regulations. To that end, the executive director is authorized
					 to enter into cooperative administrative agreements with these
					 agencies.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 851 - Interstate Cooperation (article 2) › Section 851.2 - Additional requirements

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Any of the signatory parties may impose standards,
					 including water quality criteria and effluent quality requirements, with
					 respect to waste discharges within its jurisdiction more stringent than those
					 provided by the comprehensive plan and these regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 851 - Interstate Cooperation (article 2) › Section 851.3 - Regional requirements

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It shall be the policy of the commission to promote and
					 encourage planning for regional solutions to water pollution problems including
					 problems derived from both point and nonpoint sources of pollution. The
					 commission may recognize that the most efficient and environmentally acceptable
					 regional solution may be small multiple facilities spread throughout a
					 watershed. The use of regional water pollution control facilities and/or
					 institutional arrangements providing optimum combinations of efficiency,
					 reliability and service area will be required throughout the Delaware River
					 Basin to the maximum extent feasible. The commission will cooperate with
					 industries and State, county and municipal agencies seeking a regional solution
					 to water pollution problems. The commission may provide planning, and when
					 necessary, constructing, financing and operating services required for regional
					 solutions to water pollution problems where other appropriate agencies do not
					 provide such services.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Basinwide Surface Water Quality Standards › Section 860.1 - Application

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These regulations shall apply to all surface waters of
						the Delaware River Basin.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Basinwide Surface Water Quality Standards › Section 860.2 - Water uses

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(a) Uses paramount.
					 Water uses shall be paramount in determining stream quality objectives which,
					 in turn, shall be the basis for determining effluent quality
					 requirements.
(b) Uses to be
					 protected. The quality of basin waters, except intermittent streams, shall be
					 maintained in a safe and satisfactory condition for the following uses:
(1) agricultural, industrial and public water
					 supplies after reasonable treatment, except where a natural salinity precludes
					 such uses;
(2) wildlife, fish and
					 other aquatic life;
(3)
					 recreation;
(4)
					 navigation;
(5) controlled and
					 regulated waste assimilation to the extent that such use is compatible with
					 other uses; and
(6) such other uses
					 as may be provided by the comprehensive plan.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Basinwide Surface Water Quality Standards › Section 860.4 - Effluent quality requirements

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(a) Minimum
					 treatment. All wastes shall receive a minimum of secondary treatment,
					 regardless of the stated stream quality objective.
(b) Disinfection. Wastes (exclusive of
					 stormwater bypass) containing human excreta or disease-producing organisms
					 shall be effectively disinfected before being discharged into surface bodies of
					 water as needed to meet applicable commission or State water quality
					 standards.
(c) Public safety.
					 Effluents shall not create a menace to public health or safety at the point of
					 discharge.
(d) Limits.
(1) Discharges shall not contain more than
					 negligible amounts of debris, oil, scum, or other floating materials, suspended
					 matter which will settle to form sludge, toxic substances, or substances or
					 organisms that produce color, taste, odor of the water, or taint fish or
					 shellfish flesh.
(i) Suspended solids.
(a) For wastewater treatment facilities, not
					 to exceed:
(1) 30 mg/l as a 30-day average;
					 and
(2) 45 mg/l as a 7-day
					 average.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Basinwide Surface Water Quality Standards › Section 860.5 - Other considerations

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(a)
					 Combined sewers. Any new facility or project combining sanitary or industrial
					 waste with stormwater drainage which would have a substantial effect on the
					 quality of waters of the basin shall not be permitted, whether or not any such
					 project or facility discharges into an existing combined system.
(b) Access and reports.
(1) The commission, or its duly authorized
					 representatives, shall have access, at reasonable hours, to observe and inspect
					 waste treatment facilities and to collect samples for analyses.
(2) Upon written request, waste treatment
					 facility operation reports shall be submitted to the commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Basinwide Surface Water Quality Standards › Section 860.6 - Definitions

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(a) Biochemical
					 oxygen demand. Biochemical oxygen demand as determined under standard
					 laboratory procedures for 5 days at 20° C.
(b) Carbonaceous oxygen demand. That part of
					 the ultimate oxygen demand associated with biochemical oxidation of
					 carbonaceous, as distinct from nitrogenous material.
(c) Effective disinfection. The destruction
					 of pathogenic organisms in such manner and under such controls as shall be
					 prescribed by commission regulations.
(d) Secondary treatment.
(1) The removal of practically all suspended
					 solids at all times.
(2) The
					 reduction of the biochemical oxygen demand by at least 85 percent; the 85
					 percent reduction may be modified, upon application for dilute industrial
					 process wastewater.
(3) May include
					 the in-plant control of industrial wastes as prescribed by the
					 commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.7 - Application

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These regulations shall apply to the interstate nontidal
						streams of the Delaware River Basin. The interstate nontidal streams of the
						Delaware River Basin are those rivers, lakes, and other waters that flow across
						or form a part of State boundaries.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.8 - Zone 1A

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(a) Description.
					 Zone 1A is that part of the Delaware River extending from the confluence of the
					 East and West branches of the Delaware River at Hancock, NY, RM (River Mile)
					 330.7, to the Route 652 bridge at Narrowsburg, NY, RM 289.9.
(b) Water uses to be protected. The quality
					 of zone 1A waters shall be maintained in a safe and satisfactory condition for
					 the following uses:
(1)
(i) public water supplies after reasonable
					 treatment;
(ii) industrial water
					 supplies after reasonable treatment;
(iii) agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.9 - Zone 1B

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(a) Description.
					 Zone 1B is that part of the Delaware River extending from the Route 652 bridge
					 at Narrowsburg, NY, RM 2899, to the U.S. Routes 6 and 209 bridge at Port
					 Jervis, NY, RM 254.75.
(b) Water
					 uses to be protected. The quality of zone 1B waters shall be maintained in a
					 safe and satisfactory condition for the following uses:
(1)
(i)
					 public water supplies after reasonable treatment;
(ii) industrial water supplies after
					 reasonable treatment;
(iii)
					 agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.10 - Zone 1C

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(a) Description.
					 Zone 1C is that part of the Delaware River extending from the U.S. Routes 6 and
					 209 bridge at Port Jervis, NY, RM 254.75, to Tocks Island Dam, RM 217.0
					 (proposed axis of dam).
(b) Water
					 uses to be protected. The quality of zone 1C waters shall be maintained in a
					 safe and satisfactory condition for the following uses:
(1)
(i)
					 public water supplies after reasonable treatment;
(ii) industrial water supplies after
					 reasonable treatment;
(iii)
					 agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.11 - Zone 1D

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(a) Description.
					 Zone 1D is that part of the Delaware River exending from Tocks Island Dam, RM
					 217.0 (proposed axis of dam), to the mouth of the Lehigh River at Easton, PA,
					 RM 183.66.
(b) Water uses to be
					 protected. The quality of zone 1D waters shall be maintained in a safe and
					 satisfactory condition for the following uses:
(1)
(i)
					 public water supplies after reasonable treatment;
(ii) industrial water supplies after
					 reasonable treatment;
(iii)
					 agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.12 - Zone 1E

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(a) Description.
					 Zone 1E is that part of the Delaware River extending from the mouth of the
					 Lehigh River at Easton, PA, RM 183.66, to the head of tidewater at Trenton, NJ,
					 RM 133.4 (Trenton-Morrisville Toll Bridge).
(b) Water uses to be protected. The quality
					 of zone 1E waters shall be maintained in a safe and satisfactory condition for
					 the following uses:
(1)
(i) public water supplies after reasonable
					 treatment;
(ii) industrial water
					 supplies after reasonable treatment;
(iii) agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.13 - Zone E

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(a) Description.
					 Zone E is East Branch Delaware River, extending from its source in the Town of
					 Roxbury, Delaware County, NY, to its mouth at Hancock, NY, at RM 330.7 on the
					 Delaware River.
(b) Water uses to
					 be protected. The quality of zone E waters shall be maintained in a safe and
					 satisfactory condition for the following uses:
(1)
(i)
					 public water supplies after reasonable treatment;
(ii) industrial water supplies after
					 reasonable treatment;
(iii)
					 agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.14 - Zone W1

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(a) Description.
					 Zone W1 is West Branch Delaware River, extending from its source in the Town of
					 Jefferson, Schoharie County, NY, to its mouth at Hancock, NY, at RM 330.71 on
					 the Delaware River.
(b) Water uses
					 to be protected. The quality of zone W1 waters shall be maintained in a safe
					 and satisfactory condition for the following uses:
(1)
(i)
					 public water supplies after reasonable treatment;
(ii) industrial water supplies after
					 reasonable treatment;
(iii)
					 agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.15 - Zone W2

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(a) Description.
					 Zone W2 is:
(1) Sand Pond Creek, extending
					 from RM 1.8 at the confluence of Sherman Creek and Starboard Creek in
					 Pennsylvania to its mouth in New York at RM 10.1 on the West Branch Delaware
					 River;
(2) Cat Hollow Brook,
					 extending from its source in New York to its mouth in Pennsylvania at RM 1.05
					 on Sand Pond Creek;
(3) Sherman
					 Creek in Pennsylvania, extending from its source to its mouth at RM 1.8 on Sand
					 Pond Creek.
(4) An unnamed
					 tributary of Sherman Creek, extending from its source in New York to its mouth
					 in Pennsylvania at RM 1.6 on Sherman Creek; and
(5) Starboard Creek, extending from its
					 source in Lake Oquaga in New York to its mouth in Pennsylvania at RM 1.81 on
					 Sand Pond Creek.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.16 - Zone N1

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(a) Description.
					 Zone N1 is that part of the Neversink River extending from RM 0.5 at its
					 confluence with Clove Brook to its mouth on the Delaware River at RM
					 253.64.
(b) Water uses to be
					 protected. The quality of zone N1 waters shall be maintained in a safe and
					 satisfactory condition for the following uses:
(1)
(i)
					 public water supplies after reasonable treatment;
(ii) industrial water supplies after
					 reasonable treatment;
(iii)
					 agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.17 - Zone N2

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(a) Description.
					 Zone N2 is:
(1) Clove Brook, extending from
					 its source in Steeny Kill Lake in New Jersey to its mouth in New York at RM 0.5
					 on the Neversink River;
(2) an
					 unnamed tributary of Clove Brook, extending from its source in New York to its
					 mouth in New Jersey at RM 1.0 on Clove Brook; and
(3) an unnamed tributary to the above unnamed
					 tributary of Clove Brook, extending from its source in New York to its mouth in
					 New Jersey at RM 0.7 on the unnamed tributary of Clove Brook.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.18 - Zone C1

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(a) Description.
					 Zone C1 is that part of the Christina River extending from its source in
					 Pennsylvania to the head of tidewater at RM 16.3 at the outlet of Smalley's
					 Pond in Delaware.
(b) Water uses to
					 be protected. The quality of zone C1 waters shall be maintained in a safe and
					 satisfactory condition for the following uses:
(1)
(i)
					 public water supplies after reasonable treatment;
(ii) industrial water supplies after
					 reasonable treatment;
(iii)
					 agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.19 - Zone C2

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(a) Description.
					 Zone C2 is:
(1) West Branch Christina River,
					 extending from its source in Maryland to its mouth on the Christina River in
					 Delaware at RM 25.7;
(2) Persimmon
					 Run, extending from its source in Maryland to its mouth on the West Branch
					 Christina River in Delaware at RM 0.8; and
(3) East Branch Christina River, extending
					 from its source in Pennsylvania to its mouth on the Christina River at RM
					 30.2.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.20 - Zone C3

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(a) Description.
					 Zone C3 is that part of White Clay Creek extending from its source in
					 Pennsylvania to RM 14.7 at the Pennsylvania-Delaware state line.
(b) Water uses to be protected. The quality
					 of zone C3 waters shall be maintained in a safe and satisfactory condition for
					 the following uses:
(1)
(i) public water supplies after reasonable
					 treatment;
(ii) industrial water
					 supplies after reasonable treatment;
(iii) agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.21 - Zone C4

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(a) Description.
					 Zone C4 is that part of White Clay Creek extending from RM 14.7 at the
					 Pennsylvania-Delaware state line to its mouth on the Christina River in
					 Delaware at RM 10.0.
(b) Water uses
					 to be protected. The quality of zone C4 waters shall be maintained in a safe
					 and satisfactory condition for the following uses:
(1)
(i)
					 public water supplies after reasonable treatment;
(ii) industrial water supplies after
					 reasonable treatment; and
(iii)
					 agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.22 - Zone C5

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(a) Description.
					 Zone C5 is:
(1) That part of Red Clay Creek
					 extending from the confluence of the East and West branches of Red Clay Creek
					 in Pennsylvania at RM 13.4 to RM 12.6, at the Pennsylvania-Delaware state line;
					 and
(2) West Branch Red Clay Creek
					 extending from its source to its mouth on Red Clay Creek at RM 13.4.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.23 - Zone C6

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(a) Description.
					 Zone C6 is that part of Red Clay Creek extending from RM 12.6 at the
					 Pennsylvania-Delaware state line to its mouth on White Clay Creek in Delaware
					 at RM 2.6.
(b) Water uses to be
					 protected. The quality of zone C6 waters shall be maintained in a safe and
					 satisfactory condition for the following uses:
(1)
(i)
					 public water supplies after reasonable treatment;
(ii) industrial water supplies after
					 reasonable treatment; and
(iii)
					 agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.24 - Zone C7

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(a) Description.
					 Zone C7 is:
(1) Brandywine Creek extending
					 from the confluence of the East and West Branches of Brandywine Creek in
					 Pennsylvania at RM 20.0 at the head of tidewater at RM 2.0 at the Market Street
					 Bridge in Wilmington, DE;
(2) West
					 Branch Brandywine Creek extending from it source to its mouth on Brandywine
					 Creek at RM 20.0.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Nontidal › Section 860.25 - Zone C8

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(a) Description.
					 Zone C8 is Naaman Creek extending from its source in Pennsylvania to the head
					 of tidewater in Delaware.
(b) Water
					 uses to be protected. The quality of zone C8 waters shall be maintained in a
					 safe and satisfactory condition for the following uses:
(1)
(i)
					 public water supplies after reasonable treatment;
(ii) industrial water supplies after
					 reasonable treatment;
(iii)
					 agricultural water supplies;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Tidal › Section 860.26 - Application

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These regulations shall apply to the Delaware River
						Estuary and Bay, including the tidal portions of the tributaries
						thereof.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XVIII - Delaware River Basin Commission › Subchapter B - Water Quality Regulations › Part 860 - Water Quality Standards For The Delaware River Basin (article 3) › Interstate Streams-Tidal › Section 860.27 - Zone 2

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(a) Description.
					 Zone 2 is that part of the Delaware River extending from the head of tidewater
					 at Trenton, NJ, RM (River Mile) 133.4 (Trenton-Morrisville Toll Bridge) to RM
					 108.4 below the mouth of Pennypack Creek, including the tidal portions of the
					 tributaries thereof.
(b) Water uses
					 to be protected. The quality of zone 2 waters shall be maintained in a safe and
					 satisfactory condition for the following uses:
(1)
(i)
					 public water supplies after reasonable treatment;
(ii) industrial water supplies after
					 reasonable treatment;
(iii)
					 agricultural water supplies;