Comments for Virginia Environmental Law Blog http://vaenvironmentallaw.com Legal and regulatory issues on Virginia Environmental Law Mon, 23 Aug 2010 15:36:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on EPA Sediment Limits and Virginia’s “Pollution Diet” Planning by Timothy R. Hughes http://vaenvironmentallaw.com/2010/08/18/epa-sediment-limits-and-virginia-pollution-diet/comment-page-1/#comment-22 Timothy R. Hughes Mon, 23 Aug 2010 15:36:35 +0000 http://vaenvironmentallaw.com/?p=81#comment-22 Interesting topic and very nice post Ann. We had talked about this generally last week: Stormwater Regulations: Biggest Development Impediment You Have Never Heard Of http://bit.ly/cCohZu As soon as I posted it, I got a note from ABC talking about EPA's decision to withdraw it effluent limitation for further analysis. I wrote on that today and linked your post: EPA Withdraws Significant Portion of Storm Water Regulations in Court Case http://bit.ly/9iijoN It is pretty remarkable how muted discussion regarding this topic has been, especially if NAHB/ABC are even close to correct in their estimates of up to $10 billion annual price tag. Interesting topic and very nice post Ann.

We had talked about this generally last week:
Stormwater Regulations: Biggest Development Impediment You Have Never Heard Of
http://bit.ly/cCohZu

As soon as I posted it, I got a note from ABC talking about EPA’s decision to withdraw it effluent limitation for further analysis. I wrote on that today and linked your post:
EPA Withdraws Significant Portion of Storm Water Regulations in Court Case http://bit.ly/9iijoN

It is pretty remarkable how muted discussion regarding this topic has been, especially if NAHB/ABC are even close to correct in their estimates of up to $10 billion annual price tag.

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]]> Comment on Proposed Stormwater Regs May Not Be Sufficient by Gary Chafin http://vaenvironmentallaw.com/2009/08/12/proposed-stormwater-regs-may-not-be-sufficient/comment-page-1/#comment-1 Gary Chafin Tue, 08 Dec 2009 13:06:36 +0000 http://vaenvironmentallaw.com/?p=26#comment-1 On what legal doctrine is current regulation of drainage in Virginia based? Is it the Common Enemy doctrine, the civil law rule, the reasonable use rule or a mixture. The next question would be whether the new regulations contemplated would affect the legal doctrines currently used? On what legal doctrine is current regulation of drainage in Virginia based? Is it the Common Enemy doctrine, the civil law rule, the reasonable use rule or a mixture. The next question would be whether the new regulations contemplated would affect the legal doctrines currently used?

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