R. 62-4.001 Scope of Part I
R. 62-4.020 Definitions
R. 62-4.030 General Prohibition
R. 62-4.040 Exemptions
R. 62-4.050 Procedures to Obtain Permits and Other Authorizations; Applications
R. 62-4.052 Regulatory Program and Surveillance Fees for Wastewater Facilities or Activities Discharging to Surface Waters
R. 62-4.053 Annual Operating License Fees for Public Water Systems
R. 62-4.055 Permit Processing
R. 62-4.070 Standards for Issuing or Denying Permits; Issuance; Denial
R. 62-4.080 Modification of Permit Conditions
R. 62-4.090 Renewals
R. 62-4.100 Suspension and Revocation
R. 62-4.120 Transfer of Permits
R. 62-4.130 Plant Operation – Problems
R. 62-4.160 Permit Conditions
R. 62-4.200 Scope of Part II
R. 62-4.241 Whole Effluent Toxicity Limits
R. 62-4.242 Antidegradation Permitting Requirements; Outstanding Florida Waters; Outstanding National Resource Waters
R. 62-4.243 Exemptions from Water Quality Criteria
R. 62-4.244 Mixing Zones: Surface Waters
R. 62-4.246 Sampling, Testing Methods, and Method Detection Limits for Water Pollution Sources
R. 62-4.510 Scope of Part III
R. 62-4.520 Definition
R. 62-4.530 Procedures
R. 62-4.540 General Conditions for All General Permits
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