...EPA in response to 102(D) of the Clean Water Act (Public Law 95-217). Section 101 (g) provides that "[i]t is the policy of Congress that the authority...allocate quantities of water within its jurisdiction should not be superseded, abrogated or otherwise impaired by this Act. It is the further policy of...

...shall be provided for, encouraged, and assisted by the Administrator and the 33 USC 1251. (&) It i g the policy of Congress that the authority of each State to allocate quantities of water (f) It is the national policy that to the maximum extent possible the procedures utilized for implementing...

...exercise traditional land-use powers. Section 101(g), added in 1977, states a complementary policy: "that the authority of each state to allocate quantities of water within its jurisdiction shall not be . . . impaired by this Act." The amount of water available for allocation is, of course, directly related...

...fill permit reviews and Environmental Impact Statement reviews. The Clean Water Act states explicitly "...that the authority of each State to allocate quantities...water within its jurisdiction shall not be superseded or abrogated, or otherwise .-paired by this Act." However, increased population, recent weather patterns,...

...dredge and fill permit reviews and Environmental Impact Statement reviews. The Clean Hater Act states that "... the authority of each State to allocate...water within its jurisdiction shall not be superseded or abrogated, or otherwise impaired by this Act." However, the objective of Clean Water Act is to "restore...

...economic activity and throttle small, growing communities and the small companies on which they depend. 6. The authority of each state to allocate quantities of water within its jurisdiction should not be superseded, abrogated, or otherwise impaired by this bill. The bill should contain provisions...

...succeeded in adding to the Act as part of the 1977 reauthorization package. Section 101(g) plainly states that "the authority of each state to allocate quantities...be superseded, abrogated, or otherwise impaired." This provision underscores the compartmentalization of water-resources management and water-quality...

...subsection (b) as follows: "(b) Nothing in this Act( 1 ) supersedes, abrogates or otherwise impairs the authority of each state to allocate quantities of water within its jurisdiction; (2) supersedes or abrogates the rights to quantities of water which have been established by any state....

...(Federal Register Notice, page 48866). The initiative will not supersede, abrogate, or otherwise impair the authority of each state to allocate quantities of water within its jurisdiction; and any proposal relating to water rights in a community's plan must comport with all applicable laws...

...decisions involving private property. • The initiative will not supersede, abrogate, or otherwise impair the authority of each state to allocate quantities of water within its jurisdiction; and any proposal relating to water rights in a community's plan must comport with all applicable laws...