DEQ - Submerged Lands

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality

Michigan.gov, Official Web Site for the State of Michigan


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>	Campgrounds and Pools

>	Drinking Water

>	Great Lakes

	Aquatic Invasive Species

	Areas of Concern

	Coastal Management

	Ballast Water Reporting

	Dredging Projects

	Protection Fund

	Shipwrecks

	Shoreland Management

	Submerged Lands

	Submerged Logs Recovery

	Water Use, Levels, & Diversion

	Protection and Restoration


>	Groundwater Conservation Advisory Council

>	Groundwater Discharge

>	Groundwater Modeling

>	Inland Lakes & Streams

>	On Site Wastewater

>	Operating Training & Certification

>	Part 5 Rules: Spillage of Oil/Polluting Materials

>	Revolving Fund Programs

>	Rule 97 Certifications

>	Surface Water

>	Wastewater Construction

>	Water Management

>	Water Quality Monitoring

>	Water and Wastewater Security

>	Wetlands Protection

>	2010 Oil Spill/ Kalamazoo River

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Submerged Lands Program
Michigan's Submerged Lands Program is responsible for regulating construction activities along 3,165 miles of Great Lakes shoreline and over 38,000 square miles of Great Lakes bottomlands, including coastal marshes. The program regulates the recovery and use of submerged cultural resources (shipwrecks and associated artifacts) located in the Great Lakes, administers the underwater preserve program, and as of July 21, 2000, is responsible for regulating the recovery of submerged logs from Great ...

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