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Department of Environmental Quality

State Water Control Board

Water Quality Standards [9 VAC 25 ‑ 260]

Action:

Triennial Review Remaining Issues/Bacteria, Ammonia, Cadmium and Human Health ...

Action 3171 / Stage 5343

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Documents
Proposed Text	6/5/2017 3:01 pm
Agency Background Document	4/14/2017 (modified 6/12/2017)
Attorney General Certification	4/14/2017
DPB Economic Impact Analysis	6/16/2017
Agency Response to EIA	8/18/2017
Governor's Review Memo	8/4/2017

Status
Attorney General Review	Submitted to OAG: 4/14/2017 Review Completed: 4/14/2017 Result: Certified
DPB Review	Submitted on 5/2/2017 Review Completed: 6/16/2017
Secretary Review	Secretary of Natural and Historic Resources Review Completed: 7/6/2017
Governor's Review	Governor Review Completed: 8/4/2017 Result: Approved
Virginia Registrar	Submitted on 8/18/2017 The Virginia Register of Regulations Publication Date: 9/18/2017 Volume: 34 Issue: 2
Public Hearings	10/24/2017 2:00 PM 11/28/2017 4:00 PM
Comment Period	Ended 12/8/2017 0 comments

Contact Information
Name / Title:	David Whitehurst
Address:	1111 East Main Street, Suite 1400 P.O. Box 1105 Richmond, VA 23218
Email Address:	david.whitehurst@deq.virginia.gov
Telephone:	(804)774-9180 FAX: ()- TDD: ()-

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Action 3171:

Triennial Review Remaining Issues/Bacteria, Ammonia, Cadmium and Human Health Criteria/Eff 10/21/19

Stages associated with this regulatory action.

Stage Type	Status
Proposed (5343)	Stage complete. Comment period ended 12/08/2017.
Final (8369)	Stage complete. This regulation became effective on 10/21/2019.

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