New York Statutes
§ 15-1505 — Interbasin diversions and water supply to other states
New York § 15-1505
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N.Y. Environmental Conservation § 15-1505 (2026).
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§ 15-1505. Interbasin diversions and water supply to other states.\n 1. No person shall transport or carry through pipes, conduits, ditches\nor canals the waters of any fresh water lake, pond, brook, river,\nstream, or creek in this state or any well, subsurface or percolating\nwaters of this state into any other state for use therein without first\nobtaining a permit from the department pursuant to this title.\n 2. No person shall make a new or increased interbasin diversion which\nresults in a diversion in excess of one million gallons per day, as\ndetermined by the limiting maximum capacity of the treatment or\nconveyance system, or construct facilities or equipment therefor, until\nsuch person has registered the diversion with the department. No later\nthan February fifteenth, two th
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