Code of Massachusetts Regulations 360 CMR - MASSACHUSETTS WATER RESOURCE AUTHORITY
The Code of Massachusetts Regulations (CMR) Title 360 governs the operations and responsibilities of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA). These regulations address various aspects of water and wastewater management, including sewer use, leak detection, enforcement procedures, and adjudicatory proceedings.(mwra.com)
📘 Key Regulations Under 360 CMR
1. 360 CMR 1.00 – Adjudicatory Proceedings
This section outlines the rules and procedures for administrative hearings conducted by the MWRA. It ensures transparency and due process in resolving disputes related to MWRA regulations. (mass.gov)
2. 360 CMR 2.00 – Enforcement and Administrative Penalties
This regulation specifies the enforcement mechanisms and penalties for non-compliance with MWRA regulations, aiming to maintain the integrity of water and wastewater systems.
3. 360 CMR 10.00 – Sewer Use
This section governs the discharge of sewage, drainage, substances, and wastes into any sewer under the control of the MWRA. It establishes standards to protect public health and the environment. (casetext.com)
4. 360 CMR 11.00 – Continuation of Contract Water Supply
This regulation addresses the continuation of water supply contracts, ensuring reliable water service to communities served by the MWRA.
5. 360 CMR 12.00 – Leak Detection Regulations
This section promotes water conservation by requiring communities receiving water from the MWRA to undertake leak detection and repair activities, thereby reducing water waste. (mass.gov)
📥 Accessing the Full Regulations
The complete set of 360 CMR regulations is available through the Massachusetts State Bookstore:
For specific regulations or further information, you may also consult the Trial Court Law Libraries or contact the MWRA directly.
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