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Application for Coverage Under the South Dakota Surface Water - denr sd 2025

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The document is the SD EForm - 1383, an application for coverage under the South Dakota Surface Water Discharge System Individual Permit for Biosolids Management. It outlines the requirements for facilities managing biosolids or septage to obtain a permit, including sections for facility information, operations, biosolids quantity and quality, land application plans, and certification statements. The form requires detailed information about the facility's operations, ownership status, biosolids management practices, and compliance with environmental regulations.

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Is all water public in South Dakota?

In South Dakota, all water (surface and ground water) is the property of the people of the state and whether you need a water right permit depends on the type of your water use. The only type of water use which does not require a water right permit is domestic use.

Where do the people of South Dakota get their water?

Approximately 78% of all public water supplies in South Dakota obtain their drinking water from ground water. The majority of this water is produced from wells in shallow aquifers.

Who owns water rights in South Dakota?

In South Dakota all water is the property of the people and the right to use of that water is through obtaining a water right. A water right is needed for all uses of water except for domestic uses.

Is water public in South Dakota?

1) Water in South Dakota is owned by the people of the state and not by private individuals. The right to use water may be obtained under State Law.

Can you drink tap water in South Dakota?

Bottled Water. We have very little problems with our drinking water in South Dakota, however, for a variety of reasons including aesthetics (for example, taste), health concerns, or as a substitute for other beverages, we may choose to drink bottled water.

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