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Update on Interbasin Transfers in North Carolina Water Systems — July 2011

This update discusses the status of interbasin transfer (IBT) requests in North Carolina, as presented by LeToya Ogallo of the Division of Water Resources. It covers the intent of the Neuse Regional Water and Sewer Authority to pursue an IBT certificate, details on the Kerr Lake Regional Water System's request for water transfers, and Brunswick County's planned environmental documentation for IBT activities. Recent legislation (Session Law 2011-298) affects IBT regulations, and further information is provided for interested parties.

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Update on Interbasin Transfers in North Carolina Water Systems — July 2011

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  1. Interbasin Transfer Update LeToya Ogallo Division of Water Resources July 13, 2011

  2. UPDATES • Neuse Regional Water and Sewer Authority • Kerr Lake Regional Water System • Brunswick County Public Utilities

  3. Neuse Regional WASA • NRWASA indicated intent to pursue an IBT certificate in early 2010. • Session Law 2011-298 exempts transfers in the CCPCUA totaling 8 MGD from IBT requirements. • Effect of Session Law has yet to be fully determined.

  4. Kerr Lake Regional Water SystemService Area IBT Request • 24 MGD from Roanoke to Tar and Fishing Creek • 2.1 MGD from Roanoke to Neuse

  5. Kerr Lake Regional Water System • Draft EIS is currently being reviewed by applicant. Partners expect to submit DEIS for internal DWR review in 2011.

  6. Brunswick CountyService Area IBT Request • 18.35 MGD from Cape Fear to Shallotte • 0.94 MGD from Cape Fear to Waccamaw

  7. Brunswick County • County is moving forward with development of environmental document in Fall 2011.

  8. Questions? For additional information about interbasin transfer: Contact toya.f.ogallo@ncdenr.gov or Visit us online at http://www.ncwater.org/Permits_and_Registration/Interbasin_Transfer/

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