Interbasin Transfer Certification
Overview
In 1993, the North Carolina Legislature enacted General Statute G.S. §143-215.22I as part of An Act to Regulate Interbasin Transfers (Session Law 1993-348). This law regulated large surface water transfers between river basins by requiring a certificate from the Environmental Management Commission (EMC). In general, a transfer certificate is required for a new transfer of 2 million gallons per day (MGD) or more. Certificates are not required for facilities that existed or were under construction prior to July 1, 1993, up to the full capacity of that facility to transfer water, regardless of the transfer amount.
If you have any questions regarding interbasin transfer, please contact Linwood Peele at linwood.peele@ncdenr.gov or (919) 707-9024.
Current Actions
The following water systems have current, pending actions relating to interbasin transfer:
Regulated Transfers
Documents
WAC-Nov2021-IBT-Update.pptx
2-WAC-Nov2020-IBT-Update.pptx
IBT-Fuquay_Public Meetings_10.20.pptx
1-WAC-July 2020-IBT-Program.pptx
4-WAC-Pender-IBT-update_01-2018.pptx
WAC IBT Update_03-2017.pptx
WAC IBT Update_01-2017.pptx
WAC-IBT-update_07-12-2017.pptx
WAC-Pender-IBT-update_11-2017.pptx
WAC IBT Update_05-2015.pptx
Kerr-IBT-presentation-revisions.pptx
IBT-101-WRRI_03-19-2020.pptx
IBT-101-Wake-Water-Partnership_08-10-2018.pptx
2013 IBT Activity Summary_HB.pptx
Maps
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