Idaho Code

Idaho Code § 39-3612 (2026)

Integration of total maximum daily load processes with other programs.

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Integration of total maximum daily load processes with other programs.

Upon completion of total maximum daily load processes as set forth in section 39-3611, Idaho Code, the director shall integrate such processes into the state’s water quality management plan developed pursuant to the federal clean water act. Total maximum daily load processes shall be used by all designated agencies for achieving water quality standards.

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Cited in 1 case, 2003–2003 · leading case: Asarco Inc. v. State, 69 P.3d 139 (Idaho 2003).

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Asarco Inc. v. State, 69 P.3d 139 (Idaho 2003). · cites it 2× “§ 1313 (e); I.C. § 39-3612. The purpose of this process is to identify segments of water bodies in Idaho that do not meet the state’s water quality standards and, through the TMDL, establish the maximum amount of pollution that can go into those segments from both point and…”

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