Kan. Admin. Regs. § 28-16-71 - Administration of critical water quality management area
(a) The secretary
shall establish a local advisory committee to assist in the administration of
each designated area. If pollutant reduction in the area involves agricultural
pollutant reduction, the area shall be submitted as a candidate project to the
state rural clean water program coordinating committee for funding under the
rural clean water program.
(b) All
permits issued by the secretary for the control of pollutants, the
establishment of waste disposal sites, the construction or expansion of water
supply or sewerage systems or the establishment of sanitation zones or other
measures necessary for the control of pollutants shall be consistent with the
adopted plan.
(c) The secretary
shall prepare an annual report for each designated area and shall make copies
of the report available to residents of the area. The report shall evaluate the
effectiveness of control measures, including the approximate costs, effects on
water quality and resources of the state, and a brief summary of any public
input related to administration of the area.
(d) The secretary may terminate designation
of any designated critical water quality management area upon determination
that such designation is not needed for protection of water resources, or that
the controls are not technically or economically practical, or there is
substantial public opposition. The secretary shall give public notice of intent
and termination shall not be effective until sixty (60) days after such public
notice.
Notes
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