Classified water of the state definition

Classified water of the state means a surface water of the state, or reach of a surface water of the state, for which the commission has adopted a segment description and has designated a use or uses and applicable water quality criteria in 20.6.4.101 through 20.6.4.899 NMAC.
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Classified water of the state means a surface water of the state, or reach of a surface water of the state, for which the commission has adopted a segment description, and has designated a use or uses and applicable water quality standards. Segment descriptions, designated use or uses, and water quality standards for classified waters of the state are set forth in this part.‌
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Classified water of the state means a surface water of the state, or reach of
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