Knowing the areal representation of combined sewer infrastructure is important to the Department of Natural Resources Operating Permits Section due to Missouri’s Revised Statute §644.051, which exempts point sources/water contamination sources from obtaining an operating permit if they discharge to a publicly owned treatment works or collection system of a publicly owned treatment works.
Knowing the areal representation of combined sewer infrastructure is important to the Department of Natural Resources Operating Permits Section due to Missouri’s Revised Statute §644.051, which exempts point sources/water contamination sources from obtaining an operating permit if they discharge to a publicly owned treatment works or collection system of a publicly owned treatment works.
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{'Title': 'Untitled.aprx', 'Author': '', 'Comments': 'Knowing the areal representation of combined sewer infrastructure is important to the Department of Natural Resources Operating Permits Section due to Missouri’s Revised Statute §644.051, which exempts point sources/water contamination sources from obtaining an operating permit if they discharge to a publicly owned treatment works or collection system of a publicly owned treatment works.', 'Subject': 'CSO Areas depict the relative area of known combined sewer system infrastructure.  5 Areas exist in Missouri and these data are sourced from the continuing athority of those resources.', 'Category': '', 'AntialiasingMode': 'None', 'TextAntialiasingMode': 'Force', 'Keywords': 'Missouri,MO,29,DNR,Missouri Department of Natural Resources,Water Protection Program,Operating Permits Section,combined sewers'}
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