Virginia Project Gets Auto-OK if Water Agency Misses Deadline
Published Date: 3/26/2025
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Summary
Eagle Creek Schoolfield, LLC and the City of Danville asked Virginia’s environmental agency for permission to make sure their project won’t harm water quality. The agency has one year, until February 27, 2026, to decide. If they don’t respond by then, their approval is automatically given, so the project can move forward without delay.
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One-year VA decision or automatic waiver
Eagle Creek Schoolfield, LLC and the City of Danville filed for a Clean Water Act section 401 water quality certification on February 27, 2025. Virginia's Department of Environmental Quality has one year, until February 27, 2026, to act; if it does not act by that date the certification is deemed waived under section 401(a)(1) and the project can move forward without that state approval.
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