CONSERVATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES Water Resources: Extend Maximum Duration of Water Use Permits; Provide for Water Development and Conservation Plans; Preserve the Department of Natural Resources' Right to Appeal Decisions of Administrative Law Judges

Authors

Julie A. Beberman

Document Type

Peach Sheet

Abstract

The Act extends the maximum duration of permits for withdrawal, diversion, or impoundment of surface waters and ground waters to fifty years. Permits for more than twenty-five years must be based on a water conservation and development plan. The Act also provides for administrative review of decisions under this title.

Recommended Citation

Julie A. Beberman, CONSERVATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES Water Resources: Extend Maximum Duration of Water Use Permits; Provide for Water Development and Conservation Plans; Preserve the Department of Natural Resources' Right to Appeal Decisions of Administrative Law Judges, 12 Ga. St. U. L. Rev. (1995).
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