The Commission’s Project Review Regulations, codified at 18 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Parts 801, 806, 807 and 808, contain the standards and procedures used by the Commission for the review and approval of water resources projects, and for related enforcement and oversight activities.
Proposed amendments to Regulatory Program Fee Schedule open for public comment until June 3, 2013
Regulatory Program Fee Schedule Fee schedule, Adopted
by Resolution No. 2012-06, June 7, 2012, and effective July 1, 2012.
No. 2012-01
Low Flow Protection
Policy
(includes Proposed
Final Rulemaking related to headwaters area)
Resolution No. 2012-01
Use and Reuse of Lesser Quality
Water
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No. 2011-01
Pad To Pad Interbasin Transfers of Flowback For Natural Gas Well
Development Policy
No. 2009-02
Access to Records Policy
No. 2009-01
Application Fee Policy for Mine Drainage Withdrawals
No. 2007-01
Aquifer Testing Guidance
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View Guidance online
The following two tables (Excel format) can be downloaded and be used to compile and present the proposed groundwater and surface water monitoring locations. The groundwater monitoring points table file can be used to provide the information requested and described by Table 9 in the aquifer testing plan guidance document. The surface water monitoring table file can be used to provide the information requested and described by Table 10 in the aquifer testing plan guidance document.
NEW Groundwater Monitoring Points Table

NEW Surface Water Monitoring Points Table 
No. 2003-03
Emergency Water Withdrawal/Consumptive
Use Procedures
No. 2000-01
Policy and Guidance Statement for
the Settlement of Civil Penalties/Enforcement Actions
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No. 98-03
Policy Concerning Financial Security
Requirements for Project Applicants
No. 98-01
Policy Regarding Diversion of Water
from the Susquehanna River Basin
No. 96-01
SRBC Civil Penalty Matrix
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No. 95-01
Timing of SRBC Project Approval Vis-a-Vis
Signatory Approvals
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No. 92-01
Clarification of Current SRBC Consumptive
Use Regulation
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The Susquehanna River Basin Commission's headquarters building, situated along the Susquehanna River, serves as an example of flood resistant design with the first fully-functional floor level and all utilities elevated well above the record setting Hurricane Agnes flood of 1972.