Natural body of water means any spring, stream, pond, lake or wetland that was historically present in a natural state but may have been physically altered over time except any waterbody that has been permitted by the department under ch. 30 or 31, Stats., or ch. NR 299 water quality certification and not declared public under s. 30.19 (5), Stats.
Natural body of water means any spring, stream, pond, lake, or wetland that was historically present in a natural state but may have been physically altered over time.
Natural body of water means a creek, stream, bog, marsh, fenn, river, pond or lake created by the forces of nature and which contains water and includes ponds maintained on lands where an active Golf Course, Cemetery or Agricultural Use is carried on, whether naturally occurring or manufactured.
Examples of Natural body of water in a sentence
NR 19.92 is amended to read:NR 19.92 Natural body of water permit application fees.
NR 19.91 Definitions.NR 19.92 Natural body of water permit application fees.NR 19.93 Applicant permit procedures for use of natural bodies of water for fish farms.NR 19.94 Department determinations.
More Definitions of Natural body of water
Natural body of water means a creek, stream, bog, marsh, river, pond or lake normally created by the forces of nature, but which may be created or caused to be created by man, and which contains water on a regular basis;
Natural body of water means any lake, pond, reservoir, river or stream that was historically present in a natural state but may have been physically altered over time.
Natural body of water means a creek, stream, bog, marsh, river, pond or lake created or maintained by the forces of nature, which contains water and includes spring fed man-made ponds;
Natural body of water means any spring, stream, pond, lake or wetland that was historically present in a natural state but may have been physically altered over time and has not been per- mitted as an artificial and private water body under ch. 30 or 31, Stats.