Delaware § 1080 State program

Delaware Statutes

§ 1080 — State program

Delaware § 1080

JurisdictionDelaware

Title3

PartDepartment of Agriculture

Ch. 10STATE FORESTRY

Subch.Water Quality as It Relates to Silvicultural Systems and Sedimentation and Erosion Control

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Bluebook

Del. Code tit. 3, § 1080 (2026).

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In carrying out this chapter, the State Forester may, in cooperation with appropriate municipal, county, state and federal agencies, and with representatives from operators and owners groups:

(1)Develop and publish sediment control and storm water management techniques and guidelines for use by owners and operators;

(2)Provide technical and other assistance to owners and operators in the implementation of techniques and guidelines;

(3)Conduct and supervise educational programs for owners and operators with respect to sediment control and storm water management techniques and guidelines;

(4)Conduct studies and research and publish the results regarding the causes, effects and hazards of sediment and storm water originating from silvicultural activities;

(5)Cooperate with appropria

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In carrying out this chapter, the State Forester may, in cooperation with appropriate municipal, county, state and federal agencies, and with representatives from operators and owners groups:

(1) Develop and publish sediment control and storm water management techniques and guidelines for use by owners and operators;

(2) Provide technical and other assistance to owners and operators in the implementation of techniques and guidelines;

(3) Conduct and supervise educational programs for owners and operators with respect to sediment control and storm water management techniques and guidelines;

(4) Conduct studies and research and publish the results regarding the causes, effects and hazards of sediment and storm water originating from silvicultural activities;

(5) Cooperate with appropriate agencies of the United States or other states or any interstate agency with respect to silvicultural activities;

(6) Establish a means of communication, such as a newsletter, so that information regarding program development and implementation can be distributed to interested owners and operators; and

(7) Establish a notification system whereby owners and/or operators inform the Delaware Department of Agriculture Forest Service of planned silvicultural activities prior to commencing the activities.