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25 Pa. Code § 105.3 : ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION — DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION — Protection Of Natural Resources — WATER RESOURCES — DAM SAFETY AND WATERWAY MANAGEMENT — GENERAL PROVISIONS —GENERAL — Scope
Text
(a)
The following structures or activities are regulated under the act and section 302 of the Flood Plain Management Act (32 P. S. §
679.302
):
(1)
Dams on a natural or artificial watercourse, other than those licensed under the Federal Power Act ( 16 U.S.C.A. §§ 791a - 825s ), where one or more of the following occur:
(i)
The contributory drainage area exceeds 100 acres.
(ii)
The greatest depth of water measured by upstream toe of the dam at maximum storage elevation exceeds 15 feet.
(iii)
The impounding capacity at maximum storage elevation exceeds 50 acre-feet.
(2)
Dams used for the storage of water not located on a watercourse and which have no contributory drainage where the greatest depth of water measured at upstream toe of the dam at maximum storage elevation exceeds 15 feet and the impounding capacity at maximum storage elevation exceeds 50 acre-feet.
(3)
Dams used for the storage of fluids or semifluids other than water, the escape of which may result in air, water or land pollution or in danger to persons or property.
(4)
Water obstructions and encroachments other than dams located in, along or across, or projecting into a watercourse, floodway or body of water, whether temporary or permanent.
(5)
Flood control projects constructed, owned or maintained by a governmental unit.
(b)
For the purposes of this chapter, the Department's jurisdiction in and along Lake Erie will be defined by the high water elevation of 572.8 feet International Great Lakes Datum (IGLD) and low water elevation of 568.6 IGLD. Dams, water obstructions and encroachments constructed between elevation 572.8 IGLD and elevation 568.6 IGLD require a permit under section 6 of the act (32 P. S. §
693.6
). Dams, water obstructions and encroachments constructed lakeward of elevation 568.6 IGLD require both a permit under section 6 of the act and a Submerged Lands License Agreement under section 15 of the act (32 P. S. §
693.15
).
(c)
The environmental assessment conducted under this chapter is applicable to dams, water obstructions and encroachments for which a permit or approval is required under this chapter.
25 Pa. Code § 105.3
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