Use of Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination - Clay, Till, or Rock Excavated as Part of Navigational Dredging - New York

Use of Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination - Clay, Till, or Rock Excavated as Part of Navigational Dredging is a legal document that was released by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation - a government authority operating within New York.

FAQ

Q: What is Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination?
A: Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination is a process that determines the suitability of excavated clay, till, or rock for a specific beneficial use.

Q: What is Navigational Dredging?
A: Navigational dredging is the process of removing sediment and debris from waterways to maintain or improve navigation.

Q: What is the purpose of Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination for clay, till, or rock excavated during navigational dredging?
A: The purpose is to determine if the excavated material can be reused for a beneficial purpose, such as fill material for construction projects.

Q: Why is Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination important?
A: It helps to reduce waste by identifying suitable reuse options for excavated material, rather than disposing of it as waste.

Q: What are some possible beneficial uses for excavated clay, till, or rock?
A: Some possible beneficial uses include reclamation or restoration of land, construction projects, or shoreline stabilization.

Q: Who is responsible for conducting Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination?
A: The responsibility lies with the state or local regulatory agencies overseeing the navigational dredging project.