The US Environmental Protection Agency is seeking to expand the definition of "Waters of the US." How might this affect the land surveying community in California?
Here is a link to EPA's site:
http://water.epa.gov/lawsregs/guidance/ ... waters.cfm
Also, here is a link to a brief commentary provided by the Pacific Legal Foundation back in late 2013.
http://www.pacificlegal.org/releases/cwa-103113
Hydraulic "connectivity" is a dangerous concept to meddle with. It won't be long before subatomic physicists get involved in that one, which won't solve anything.
Proposed Revision to Definition of "Waters of the US"
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Proposed Revision to Definition of "Waters of the US"
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How it will affect ownership and use of water rights will be the big thing. The director of the EPA should be removed, charged, tried and jailed for even thinking about this move and the whole department should disappear.
This is THEFT AND FRAUD on a gargantuan scale.
This is THEFT AND FRAUD on a gargantuan scale.
Stephen Johnson, PLS 6303
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Politicians should serve two terms. One in office and one in prison.
Stop Repeat Offenders!!! Quit ReElecting Them!!!