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The regulation sets out how beneficial use categories and numeric tables define conditions to maintain and attain those uses. It describes assignment of classifications through proper processes such as public hearings, allowance for additional numeric standards, and implementation through mechanisms like control regulations, TMDLs, Waste Load Allocations, antidegradation reviews, and permits, while detailing oversight and review at least every three years.","Presented below are water quality standards that are in effect for CleanWater Act purposes.  \nEPA is posting these standards as a convenience to users and has madea reasonable effort to assure their accuracy.Additionally,EPA has madea reasonable effort to identify parts of the standards that are notapproved,disapproved,or are otherwise not in effect for Clean WaterAct purposes.  \nJanuary 28,2025  \nRegulation No.31-The Basic Standards and Methodologies for Surface Water  \nEffective November 25,2024  \nThe following provisions are in effect for Clean Water Act purposes with these few exceptions:  \nEPA has taken no action on:  \nJuly 12,2023  \n·  Other“phased application”WQS provisions which narrow the universe of circumstances whereadoption of standards for TN and TP may be considered prior to December 31,2027.  \n·Non-substantive(formatting only)changes to the river/stream TVS for TN and TP in Table VI.  \no The non-substantive changes included:a)relocation of the values from 31.17(b)and(c)toTable VI,b)changes in terminology(e.g.,the term“TVS”was adopted as a replacement forthe term“interim value”),and c)changes to the informational/explanatory footnotes toTable VI.  \nDecember 31,2021  \n·Section 31.7(4)(c)provisions as EPA determined those provisions are not WQS,except for the firstsentence that reads“A discharger-specific variance applies only to the point source discharge andpollutant(s)specified in the variance”,which was approved.  \n·Section 31.9(4)provisions as EPA determined those provisions are not WQS.  \nJuly 14,2016  \n·Total Phosphorus and Total Nitrogen interim values for rivers and streams(31.17(b)and(c)).o 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