Surface Water Templates

This document is an application for a Beneficial Use Determination in the state of Delaware. It allows individuals or businesses to seek approval for the beneficial use of certain materials or waste products.

This form is used for providing supplemental information for a petroleum application in the state of Alabama.

This type of document is a supplementary form for a general permit in Arizona. It specifically addresses the discharge of fish hatchery waste into a perennial surface water source.

This form is used for reporting the results of drinking water analysis for surface water or groundwater sources that are influenced by surface water treatment in Arizona.

This form is used for reporting the capacity of surface water in Connecticut. It provides instructions on how to accurately measure and report the amount of water in various water bodies such as lakes, rivers, and reservoirs.

This Form is used for reporting the capacity of surface water resources in the state of Connecticut.

This Form is used for determining the safe yield of water resources in the state of Connecticut. It helps in determining the sustainable amount of water that can be withdrawn from a water source without causing long-term negative impacts.

This form is used for applying for a short-term exemption from surface water quality standards for emergency remediation purposes in the state of Montana.

This type of document is used to request changes to an agricultural withdrawal permit in the state of Georgia, United States.

This type of document specifies the allowable concentration of discharge into surface water from a leaking underground storage tank site in Iowa.

This document is a monthly operation report for surface water and influenced groundwater in Iowa. It is used to collect data and monitor the condition of these water sources.

This form is used for reporting monthly operations related to large surface water systems and influenced groundwater in Iowa.

This document is a Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproduct Rule Monitoring Plan for small surface water or influenced groundwater systems in Iowa using chlorine or chloramines to treat water for fewer than 500 people. It outlines the procedures for monitoring and ensuring compliance with regulations regarding stage 2 disinfectants and disinfection byproducts.

This Form is used for monitoring the levels of disinfectants and disinfection byproducts in surface water and influenced groundwater systems in Iowa serving 500 to 3,000 people and using chlorine or chloramines.

This form is used for creating a monitoring plan for disinfectants and disinfection byproducts in surface water and influenced groundwater systems in Iowa that serve 10,000 - 49,999 people and use chlorine or chloramines.

This document describes the monitoring plan for the disinfectants and disinfection byproducts in surface water or influenced groundwater systems in Iowa. It applies to systems serving 3,301-9,999 people and using chlorine or chloramines for disinfection.

This document provides the requirements for surface water/groundwater (IGW) systems in Iowa that collect two or more monthly samples for bacteria sampling. It outlines the procedures and guidelines for conducting the sampling and maintaining the public water supply.

This Form is used for applying for a permit to divert or withdraw surface water from Mississippi's state waters specifically for hydraulic fracturing purposes.

This document is used for providing instructions on how to complete the DNR Form 300 Surface Water Lease Contract in Nebraska.

This document is a lease contract form used by the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources for surface water leases in Nebraska.

This document provides instructions for completing Form 962-200-CREP to request a change of appropriation to augment stream flow in Nebraska. It guides users on how to properly fill out the form and provides information on the process for requesting this type of change.

This document is used for relinquishing a landowner's surface water appropriation in Nebraska.

This document is used for applying for a general mining permit in New Mexico specifically for wet conditions. It details the requirements and procedures that miners need to follow when operating in wet environments.

This document is used for certifying that a facility or site in South Dakota has no exposure to stormwater and is therefore excluded from the requirements of a stormwater discharge permit under the Surface Water Discharge Program.

This form is used for submitting an annual report on the surface water usage in Texas.

This form is used for applying for a permit to discharge from a small municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4) into surface water in the state of Texas.

This document provides guidance and certification requirements for public water systems in Vermont that serve surface water or use groundwater under the direct influence of surface water. It outlines the seasonal start-up procedures and steps that need to be followed for ensuring the safety and quality of drinking water.

This Form is used for applying for an exemption to use groundwater that is influenced by surface water in Vermont.

This document for conducting surface source susceptibility analysis in Alabama.

This document outlines the plan for sampling bacteria in consecutive surface water and influenced groundwater in Iowa.

This document provides instructions for water treatment facilities in Iowa that are applying for an NPDES permit. It outlines the steps and requirements for the application process.

This form is used for submitting a groundwater remediation to surface water aquatic toxicity monitoring report in Connecticut.

This form is used for registering discharges to surface water and groundwater in Connecticut. It is the Comprehensive General Permit Registration Form.

This document provides instructions for completing the General Permit Registration Form for the Comprehensive General Permit for Discharges to Surface Water and Groundwater in Connecticut.