New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 6 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION
Chapter X - DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES
Subchapter B - CLASSES AND STANDARDS OF QUALITY AND PURITY ASSIGNED TO FRESH SURFACE AND TIDAL SALT WATERS
Article 14 - OSWEGO RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN SERIES
Part 898 - FINGER LAKES DRAINAGE BASIN
Section 898.2 - Definitions and conditions
Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 39, September 25, 2024
The several terms, words or phrases hereinafter mentioned shall be construed as follows:
(a) Item No.
In table I an item number is assigned to each specifically designated waters or portions thereof.
(b) Waters Index Number as appearing in table I shall mean that number or abbreviation which has been assigned to any specifically designated waters or portions thereof for the purpose of identification.
Waters Index Number | Name | Explanation |
Ont. 66-12 | Seneca River | From south, Seneca River converges with Oneida River at Three Rivers (H), to form Oswego River (section 897.6). |
Ont. 66-12-52 | Clyde River | Enters Seneca River from west in the Montezuma Wildlife Refuge (map J-13nw). |
Ont. 66-12-52-23 | Ganargua Creek (south) | Enters Barge Canal-Clyde River from south 0.1 mile east and 0.6 mile north of Village of Palmyra lines, respectively (map I-11sw). |
Ont. 66-12-52-23-33 | Trap Brook | Enters Ganargue Creek from south and west between tribs. 33a and 34 (map I-10se). |
Ont. 66-12-52-23-33-1 | Trib. of Trap Brook | 1st trib. to enter Trap Brook from south (map I-10se). |
(c) The abbreviations trib., tribs., subtrib. and subtribs. indicating tributary, tributaries, subtributary and subtributaries, respectively, shall mean any stream, lake, pond or other body of surface water which flows into any other stream, lake, pond or other body of surface water. Where no tributaries or subtributaries are mentioned, the specifically designated waters shall include only the stream, lake, pond or other body of surface water referenced by such waters index number; where tributaries or subtributaries are mentioned after the waters index number, the specifically designated waters shall include the stream, lake, pond or other body of surface water referenced by such waters index number and all tributaries and subtributaries thereof, which are shown on the reference maps, unless exceptions are expressly stated.
(d) Name as appearing in table I shall mean the name, if any, by which the specifically designated waters are generally known and which may appear on the reference maps. In cases of specifically designated waters which have no name, the named tributary to which the unnamed waters are tributary is indicated as far as possible.
(e) Description as appearing in table I shall mean a brief indication as to the location of the specifically designated waters. Entries may include designations of segments or sections of waters to which a particular assignment of a class and standards shall apply. Entries may also include any useful information pertinent to the classification and standards.
(f) Map Ref. No. as appearing in table I means map reference number and indicates one or more of the following numbered maps reproduced herein completely, or in part, on which the specifically designated waters and their index numbers are shown. The following maps were produced from original maps which may be procured through the Washington Distribution Section, Geological Survey.
Map. Ref. No. | Name of quadrangle | Published by | Edition |
H-10nw | Webster | U.S. Geological Survey | 1952 |
H-10ne | Ontario | U.S. Geological Survey | 1952 |
H-10sw | Fairport | U.S. Geological Survey | 1952 |
H-10se | Macedon | U.S. Geological Survey | 1951 |
H-11nw | Williamson | U.S. Geological Survey | 1952 |
H-11ne | Sodus | U.S. Geological Survey | 1952 |
H-11sw | Palmyra | U.S. Geological Survey | 1952 |
H-11se | Newark | U.S. Geological Survey | 1952 |
H-12nw | Rose | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
H-12ne | Wolcott | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
H-12sw | Lyons | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1942 |
H-12se | Savannah | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1942 |
H-13nw | Red Creek | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
H-13ne | Cato | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
H-13sw | Montezuma | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1942 |
H-13se | Weedsport | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
H-14sw | Jordan | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
J-10nw | Victor | U.S. Geological Survey | 1951 |
J-10ne | Canandaigua | U.S. Geological Survey | 1951 |
J-10sw | Bristol Center | U.S. Geological Survey | 1951 |
J-10se | Canandaigua Lake | U.S. Geological Survey | 1951 |
J-11nw | Clifton Springs | U.S. Geological Survey | 1951 |
J-11ne | Phelps | U.S. Geological Survey | 1953 |
J-11sw | Rushville | U.S. Geological Survey | 1952 |
J-11se | Stanley | U.S. Geological Survey | 1952 |
J-12nw | Geneva North | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
J-12ne | Seneca Falls | U.S. Geological Survey | 1943 |
J-12sw | Geneva South | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
J-12se | Romulus | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
J-13nw | Cayuga | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
J-13ne | Auburn | U.S. Geological Survey | 1946 |
J-13sw | Union Springs | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
J-13se | Scipio | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
J-14nw | Skaneateles | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
J-14sw | Owasco | U.S. Geological Survey | 1943 |
J-14se | Spafford | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
K-10nw | Bristol Springs | U.S. Geological Survey | 1943 |
K-10ne | Middlesex | U.S. Geological Survey | 1942 |
K-10sw | Naples | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1942 |
K-10se | Prattsburg | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1942 |
K-11nw | Potter | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1942 |
K-11ne | Penn Yan | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1942 |
K-11sw | Pulteney | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1942 |
K-11se | Keuka Lake | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
K-12nw | Dresden | U.S. Geological Survey | 1943 |
K-12ne | Ovid | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
K-12sw | Dundee | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
K-12se | Lodi | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
K-13nw | Sheldrake | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
K-13ne | Genoa | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
K-13sw | Trumansburg | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
K-13se | Ludlowville | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
K-14nw | Moravia | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
K-14ne | Sempronius | U.S. Geological Survey | 1943 |
K-14sw | West Groton | U.S. Geological Survey | 1943 |
K-14se | Groton | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1943 |
K-15sw | Cortland | Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army | 1944 |
L-10ne | Rheims | U.S. Geological Survey | 1953 |
L-10se | Bath | U.S. Geological Survey | 1953 |
L-11nw | Hammondsport | U.S. Geological Survey | 1953 |
L-11ne | Wayne | U.S. Geological Survey | 1953 |
L-11sw | Savona | U.S. Geological Survey | 1953 |
L-11se | Bradford | U.S. Geological Survey | 1953 |
L-12nw | Reading Center | U.S. Geological Survey | 1950 |
L-12ne | Burdett | U.S. Geological Survey | 1950 |
L-12sw | Beaver Dams | U.S. Geological Survey | 1953 |
L-12se | Montour Falls | U.S. Geological Survey | 1950 |
L-13nw | Mecklenburg | U.S. Geological Survey | 1950 |
L-13ne | Ithaca West | U.S. Geological Survey | 1949 |
L-13sw | Alpine | U.S. Geological Survey | 1950 |
L-13se | West Danby | U.S. Geological Survey | 1950 |
L-14nw | Ithaca East | U.S. Geological Survey | 1951 |
L-14ne | Dryden | U.S. Geological Survey | 1951 |
L-14sw | Willseyville | U.S. Geological Survey | 1951 |
L-14se | Speedsville | U.S. Geological Survey | 1951 |
L-15nw | Harford | U.S. Geological Survey | 1951 |
M-12nw | Big Flats | U.S. Geological Survey | 1953 |
M-12ne | Horseheads | U.S. Geological Survey | 1953 |
(g) Class as appearing in table I, and denoted by the letters AA, A, B, C, or D opposite each specifically designated waters, shall mean class AA, A, B, C, or D as the case may be, as set forth in Part 701, supra.
(h) Standards as appearing in table I, and denoted by the letters AA, A, B, C, or D opposite each specifically designated waters shall mean the standards of quality and purity established for class AA, A, B, C, or D as the case may be, as set forth in Part 701, supra. The symbol (T) appearing after any standard designation shall mean that the designated waters are trout waters and that the dissolved oxygen specification for trout waters shall apply thereto. The symbol (TS) after any standard designation shall mean that the designated waters are suitable for trout spawning and that the dissolved oxygen specification for trout spawning waters shall apply thereto.
(i) The term trout as used in this Part means any fish in the following genera: "Coregonus", "Oncorhynchus", "Prosopium", "Salmo", "Salvelinus" and "Thymallus".
(j) All streams or other bodies of water which appear as lines to indicate natural waters on the reference maps herein, and which are not specifically designated in table I, shall be assigned the same classes and standards of quality and purity as specifically designated waters to which they are directly tributary.
(k) All streams or other bodies of water which are not shown on the reference maps herein shall be assigned to class D, as set forth in Part 701, supra, except that any continuous flowing natural stream which is not shown on the reference maps shall have the same classification and assigned standards as the waters to which it is directly tributary.
(l) The Finger Lakes drainage basin shall be deemed to include the following areas: All lands and water areas, the natural surface water drainage from which is directly or indirectly tributary to the Finger Lakes.
(m) Notwithstanding the items indicated in table I which, in some instances, indicate assignment of classifications for waters contained within the boundaries of the State-owned forest preserve lands and, therefore, controlled under the provisions of the State Constitution and the Conservation Law, such waters are hereby excluded from classification to the extent that any part of such waters may be located within the boundaries of the State-owned forest preserve land. All waters within 100 feet of the boundaries of the State-owned forest preserve lands shall have a classification of A and be governed by the rules and regulations promulgated by the Water Pollution Control Board.