Title 33 — NAVIGATION AND NAVIGABLE WATERS

• § 1— Regulations by Secretary of the Army for navigation of waters generally
• § 2— Regulations for navigation of South and Southwest Passes of Mississippi River; penalties
• § 3— Regulations to prevent injuries from target practice
• § 4— Water gauges on Mississippi River and tributaries
• § 5— Abolition of tolls on Government canals, canalized rivers, etc.; expense of operation, repairs to and reconstruction of canals, etc.; Panama Canal excepted; levies by non-Federal interest
• § 6— Free passage to harbor of Michigan City, Indiana
• § 7— Use of Government iron pier in Delaware Bay
• § 8— Toll free rivers in Alabama
• § 9— Des Moines River as toll free
• § 10— Waters in Louisiana Purchase as public highways
• § 11— Authority for compact between Middle Northwest States as to jurisdiction of offenses committed on boundary waters
• § 12— Port Arthur Ship Canal
• § 21— Bayou Cocodrie, Louisiana
• § 22— Bayou Meto, Arkansas
• § 23— Bear Creek, Mississippi
• § 24— Big Tarkio River, Missouri
• § 25— Cache River, Arkansas
• § 26— Calumet River, Cook County, Illinois, old channel
• § 26a— Additional portion of Calumet River, old channel, abandoned as navigable water
• § 26b— Portion of Calumet River, Chicago, as nonnavigable stream
• § 27— Chicago River at Chicago, Illinois
• § 27a— Chicago River, West Fork of South Branch
• § 27b— Chicago River, West arm of South Fork of South Branch
• § 28— Crum River; old channel at mouth, Delaware Bay
• § 29— Cuivre River, Missouri
• § 29a— East River, Wisconsin
• § 30— Grand River, Missouri, above Brunswick
• § 31— Iowa River, Iowa, above Toolsboro
• § 32— Lake George, Mississippi
• § 33— Little River, Arkansas, from Big Lake to Marked Tree
• § 34— Mill Slough, Oregon
• § 35— Mississippi River, West Channel, opposite La Crosse, Wisconsin
• § 36— Mosquito Creek, South Carolina
• § 37— Nodaway River, Missouri
• § 38— Oklawaha River, Florida; Kyle and Young Canal and “Morrison Landing extension” substituted
• § 39— Ollala Slough, Oregon
• § 40— One Hundred and Two River, Missouri
• § 41— Osage River, Missouri
• § 42— Platte River, Missouri
• § 43— Saint Marys River, Ohio and Indiana
• § 44— Sturgeon Bay, Illinois
• § 45— Swan Creek, Toledo, Ohio
• § 46— Tchula Lake, Mississippi
• § 47— Eagle Lake, Louisiana-Mississippi
• § 48— Noxubee River, Mississippi
• § 49— Bayou Saint John in New Orleans
• § 50— Turtle Bay and Turtle Bayou, Texas
• § 51— Scajaquada Creek, New York
• § 52— Park River, Connecticut
• § 53— Benton Harbor Canal, Michigan
• § 53a— Additional portion of Benton Harbor Canal, abandoned as navigable water
• § 54— Burr Creek, Bridgeport, Connecticut
• § 55— Bayou Savage (or Chantilly) in New Orleans
• § 56— Fort Point Channel and South Bay, Boston, Massachusetts
• § 57— Pike Creek, Wisconsin
• § 58— Acushnet River section of New Bedford and Fairhaven Harbor, Massachusetts
• § 59— West River in West Haven, Connecticut
• § 59a— Back Cove, Portland, Maine
• § 59aa— Nonnavigability of Wisconsin River
• § 59b— Bayous Terrebonne and LeCarpe, Louisiana
• § 59bb— Declaration of nonnavigability for portions of Lake Erie
• § 59bb–1— Declaration of nonnavigability for Lake Erie, New York
• § 59c— East River, New York
• § 59c–1— East and Hudson Rivers, New York
• § 59c–2— East River, New York
• § 59c–3— Queens County, New York
• § 59cc— Declaration of nonnavigability of portion of Hudson River, New York
• § 59d— River Raisin, Michigan
• § 59dd— Declaration of nonnavigability of portions of Cleveland Harbor, Ohio
• § 59e— Bayou Lafourche, Louisiana
• § 59e–1— Additional portion of Bayou Lafourche, Louisiana
• § 59ee— Portion of Sacramento River Barge Canal declared to not be navigable waters of United States
• § 59ee–1— Declaration of nonnavigability for portion of Sacramento Deep Water Ship Channel
• § 59f— Boston Inner Harbor and Fort Point Channel, Massachusetts
• § 59ff— Declaration of nonnavigability for portions of Pelican Island, Texas
• § 59g— Steele and Washington Bayous, and Lake Washington, Mississippi
• § 59gg— Declaration of nonnavigability for portions of Cuyahoga County, Ohio
• § 59h— San Francisco, California, Waterfront Area
• § 59hh— Declaration of nonnavigability for portion of Pelican Island, Texas
• § 59i— Patapsco River, Maryland
• § 59ii— Declaration of nonnavigability of a portion of the canal known as the James River and Kanawha Canal in Richmond, Virginia
• § 59j— Delaware River, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; permanent structures
• § 59j–1— Declaration of nonnavigability for portions of the Delaware River
• § 59jj— Designation of nonnavigability for portions of Gloucester County, New Jersey
• § 59k— Wicomico River, Maryland
• § 59kk— Wateree River
• § 59l— Nonapplicability of prohibitions and provisions for review and approval concerning wharves and piers
• § 59ll— Central Delaware River, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• § 59m— Lake Oswego, Oregon; Lake Coeur d’Alene, Idaho; and Lake George, New York
• § 59mm— Coalbank Slough deemed not navigable waters of the United States for certain purposes
• § 59n— Hudson River, Hudson County, New Jersey
• § 59n–1— Caven Point, New Jersey
• § 59o— Hackensack River, Hudson County, New Jersey
• § 59p— Kenduskeag Stream, Penobscot County, Maine
• § 59q— Erie Basin, Buffalo Harbor, New York
• § 59q–1— Union Canal, Outer Buffalo Harbor, New York
• § 59r— Trent River, Craven County, North Carolina
• § 59s— Green River, Washington
• § 59t— Burnham Canal, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• § 59u— Lawyer’s Ditch, Essex County, New Jersey
• § 59v— Middle River, Maryland
• § 59w— Norton Basin and Jamaica Bay, New York
• § 59x— Exemption from General Bridge Act of 1946
• § 59y— Declaration of nonnavigability for portions of Coney Island Creek and Gravesend Bay, New York
• § 59z— Declaration of nonnavigability of bodies of water in Ridgefield, New Jersey
• § 151— High seas and inland waters demarcation lines
• § 152— Regulation of length of towlines
• § 153— Penalty for use of unlawful towline
• § 381— Use of public vessels to suppress piracy
• § 382— Seizure of piratical vessels generally
• § 383— Resistance of pirates by merchant vessels
• § 384— Condemnation of piratical vessels
• § 385— Seizure and condemnation of vessels fitted out for piracy
• § 386— Commissioning private vessels for seizure of piratical vessels
• § 387— Duties of officers of customs and marshals as to seizure
• § 391— Summary trials authorized
• § 392— Complaint and answer; jury trial
• § 393— Amendments of complaint and adjournments
• § 394— Challenge to jurors
• § 395— Limit of sentence
• § 396— Recovery of penalties and forfeitures generally
• § 400— Continuing authority programs
• § 401— Construction of bridges, causeways, dams or dikes generally; exemptions
• § 402— Construction of bridges, etc., over Illinois and Mississippi Canal
• § 403— Obstruction of navigable waters generally; wharves; piers, etc.; excavations and filling in
• § 403a— Creation or continuance of obstruction of navigable waters
• § 403b— Lighting at docks and boat launching facilities
• § 404— Establishment of harbor lines; conditions to grants for extension of piers, etc.
• § 405— Establishment and modification of harbor lines on Potomac and Anacostia Rivers
• § 406— Penalty for wrongful construction of bridges, piers, etc.; removal of structures
• § 407— Deposit of refuse in navigable waters generally
• § 407a— Deposit of debris of mines and stamp works
• § 408— Taking possession of, use of, or injury to harbor or river improvements
• § 408a— Expediting approval of modifications and alterations of projects by non-Federal interests
• § 409— Obstruction of navigable waters by vessels; floating timber; marking and removal of sunken vessels
• § 410— Exception as to floating loose timber, sack rafts, etc.; violation of regulations; penalty
• § 411— Penalty for wrongful deposit of refuse; use of or injury to harbor improvements, and obstruction of navigable waters generally
• § 412— Liability of masters, pilots, etc., and of vessels engaged in violations
• § 413— Duty of United States attorneys and other Federal officers in enforcement of provisions; arrest of offenders
• § 414— Vessel removal by Corps of Engineers
• § 415— Summary removal of water craft obstructing navigation; liability of owner, lessee, or operator
• § 416— Appropriations for removal of sunken water craft
• § 417— Expenses of investigations by Department of the Army
• § 418— Provisions for protection of New York Harbor unaffected
• § 419— Regulation by Secretary governing transportation and dumping of dredgings, refuse, etc., into navigable waters; oyster lands; appropriations
• § 419a— Management practices to extend capacity and useful life of dredged material disposal areas
• § 420— Piers and cribs on Mississippi and St. Croix Rivers
• § 421— Deposit of refuse, etc., in Lake Michigan near Chicago
• § 422— Modification and extension of harbor lines at Chicago
• § 423— Establishment of pierhead and bulkhead lines in Wilmington Harbor, California
• § 424— Establishment of pierhead or bulkhead lines in Newport Harbor, California
• § 424a— Modification of harbor lines in Newport Harbor, California
• § 426— Investigations concerning erosion of shores of coastal and lake waters
• § 426–1— Coastal Engineering Research Center; establishment; powers and functions
• § 426–2— Board on Coastal Engineering Research
• § 426–3— Transfer of functions of Beach Erosion Board
• § 426a— Additional investigations concerning erosion of shores of coastal and lake waters; payment of costs; “shores” defined
• § 426b— Applicability of existing laws; projects referred to Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors
• § 426c— Report by Coastal Engineering Research Center
• § 426d— Payment of expenses
• § 426e— Federal aid in protection of shores
• § 426e–1— Shore protection projects
• § 426e–2— Clarification of munition disposal authorities
• § 426e–3— Coastal storm damage reduction contracts
• § 426f— Reimbursements
• § 426g— Storm and hurricane restoration and impact minimization program
• § 426g–1— State and regional plans
• § 426h–1— Definitions
• § 426i— Shore damage prevention or mitigation
• § 426i–2— National coastal data bank
• § 426k— Five year demonstration program to temporarily increase diversion of water from Lake Michigan at Chicago, Illinois
• § 426l— Protection of Lake Ontario
• § 426m— Collection and removal of drift and debris from publicly maintained commercial boat harbors and adjacent land and water areas
• § 426n— Technical assistance to States and local governments; cost sharing
• § 426o— Great Lakes material disposal
• § 426o–1— Great Lakes dredging levels adjustment
• § 426o–2— Great Lakes navigation and protection
• § 426p— Corps of Engineers
• § 441— Deposit of refuse prohibited; penalty
• § 442— Liability of officers of towing vessel
• § 443— Permit for dumping; penalty for taking or towing boat or scow without permit
• § 444— Dumping at other place than designated dumping grounds; penalty; person liable; excuses for deviation
• § 445— Equipment and marking of boats or scows
• § 446— Inspectors; appointment, powers, and duties
• § 447— Bribery of inspector; penalty
• § 448— Return of permit; penalty for failure to return
• § 449— Disposition of dredged matter; persons liable; penalty
• § 450— Liability of vessel
• § 451— Supervisor of harbor; appointment and duties
• § 451a— Harbors subject to this subchapter
• § 451b— Waters included within subchapter
• § 452— Taking shellfish or otherwise interfering with navigation in New York Harbor channels; penalty; arrest and procedure
• § 453— Regulations for navigation of Ambrose Channel; exclusion of tows and sailing vessels
• § 454— Consent of Congress to obstruction of waters by New York City
• § 465— Authority to dredge; riparian rights of United States
• § 466g–1— Controversies involving construction or application of interstate compacts and pollution of waters
• § 467— Definitions
• § 467a— Inspection of dams
• § 467b— Investigation reports to Governors
• § 467c— Determination of danger to human life and property
• § 467d— National inventory of dams and low-head dams
• § 467e— Interagency Committee on Dam Safety
• § 467f— National dam safety program
• § 467f–1— Lock and dam security
• § 467f–2— Rehabilitation of high hazard potential dams
• § 467g— Research
• § 467g–1— Dam safety training
• § 467g–2— Public awareness and outreach for dam safety
• § 467h— Reports
• § 467i— Statutory construction
• § 467j— Authorization of appropriations
• § 467n— Recovery of dam modification costs required for safety purposes
• § 475— Regulations for Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
• § 476— Restrictions on tanker traffic in Puget Sound and adjacent waters
• § 491— Approval of and deviation from plans; exemptions
• § 492— Bridge as post route; limitation as to charges against Government; telegraph and telephone lines
• § 493— Use of railroad bridges by other railroad companies
• § 494— Obstruction of navigation; alterations and removals; lights and signals; draws
• § 494a— Study of bridges over navigable waters
• § 495— Violations of orders respecting bridges and accessory works
• § 496— Time for commencement and completion of bridge
• § 497— “Persons” defined
• § 498— Reservation of right to alter or repeal
• § 499— Regulations for drawbridges
• § 500— Deflection of current; liability to riparian owners
• § 502— Alteration, removal, or repair of bridge or accessory obstructions to navigation
• § 508— Amount of tolls
• § 511— Definitions
• § 512— Obstruction of navigation
• § 513— Notice, hearings, and findings
• § 514— Submission and approval of general plans and specifications
• § 515— Contracts for project; guaranty of cost
• § 516— Apportionment of cost
• § 517— Payment of share of United States
• § 518— Authorization of appropriations
• § 519— Noncompliance with orders; penalties; removal of bridge
• § 520— Review of findings and orders
• § 521— Regulations and orders
• § 522— Existing provisions of law
• § 523— Relocation of bridges
• § 524— Applicability of administrative procedure provisions
• § 525— Construction and operation of bridges
• § 527— Acquisition of interstate bridges by public agencies; amount of damages
• § 528— Statement of construction costs of privately owned interstate bridges; investigation of costs; conclusiveness of findings; review
• § 530— Bridges included and excluded
• § 531— International bridges
• § 532— Eminent domain
• § 533— Penalties for violations
• § 534— Conveyance of right, title, and interest of United States in bridges transferred to States or political subdivisions; terms and conditions
• § 535— Congressional consent to construction, maintenance, and operation of international bridges; conditions of consent
• § 535a— Congressional consent to State agreements with Canada and Mexico; Secretary of State’s approval of agreements
• § 535b— Presidential approval; recommendations of Federal officials
• § 535c— Approval of Secretary; commencement and completion requirements; extension of time limits
• § 535d— Permitting for international bridges
• § 535e— Ownership
• § 535f— Applicability of provisions
• § 535g— Federal navigable waters and commerce jurisdiction unaffected
• § 535i— Reservation of right to alter or repeal
• § 540— Investigations and improvements; control by Department of the Army; wildlife conservation
• § 540a— Availability of appropriations for attendance by military personnel at meetings and for printing survey reports
• § 541— Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors; establishment; duties and powers generally
• § 542— Review by Board of Engineers of reports on examinations and surveys and special reports
• § 543— Employment of civil engineers on western and northwestern rivers
• § 544b— Employment of physicians to examine employees; fee or employment basis; validation of prior agreements
• § 544c— Minority group participation in construction of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway project; annual report to Congress
• § 545— Preliminary examinations and reports; surveys; contents of report to Congress generally
• § 545a— Discontinuance
• § 546— Investigation of stream flow and watersheds; surveys in connection with dams
• § 546a— Information as to configuration of shore line
• § 547— Reports as to local benefits of improvement and recommendations as to local cooperation
• § 547a— Inclusion of regional economic development benefits in economic analysis for purposes of computing economic justification of project
• § 549a— Review of navigation, flood control, and water supply projects
• § 549b— Inclusion of project or facility in Corps of Engineers workplan
• § 550— Report on water terminal and transfer facilities
• § 551— Policy of Government as to terminal facilities for new projects
• § 553— Freight statistics
• § 554— Duty of shipowners and officers to furnish information to person in local charge of improvement; penalty
• § 555— Duty of shipowners and officers to furnish information required by Secretary of the Army
• § 555a— Petroleum product information
• § 556— Printing reports generally
• § 557— Payment of costs of printing
• § 557a— Publication of pamphlets, maps, brochures, and other material
• § 557b— Sale of publications, charts, or other material; deposit of proceeds
• § 558— Proceeds from sale or transfer of property acquired
• § 558b— Exchange of land or property
• § 558b–1— Application to authorized works of flood control
• § 558c— Rights-of-way over United States land
• § 559— Disposition of rentals for Government plants
• § 560— Contributions from private parties; return of excess
• § 561a— Contributions from local interests; reduction to meet lowered cost
• § 562— Channel depths and dimensions defined
• § 562a— Project depths for national defense purposes; waterways for general commerce
• § 565— River and harbor improvement by private or municipal enterprise
• § 566— Improvement by or under authority of State of New Jersey
• § 567— Navigation and flood control improvements by Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota
• § 567a— Flood and pollution control compacts between certain States
• § 567b— Pollution of Potomac drainage basin; control by State compacts
• § 567b–1— Amended compact
• § 568— Limitation on power of committee of Congress to consider projects
• § 569— Personal equipment for employees; use of funds for purpose
• § 569a— Temporary employment of experts or consultants; compensation
• § 569b— Contracts; architect and engineering services; surveying and mapping services
• § 569c— Services of volunteers
• § 569d— Safety award and promotional materials
• § 569e— Use of private sector resources in surveying and mapping
• § 569f— Debarment of persons convicted of fraudulent use of “Made in America” labels
• § 570— Default in contract; disposition of amounts collected
• § 571— Crediting reimbursements for lost, stolen, or damaged property
• § 572— Collection and removal of drift in Baltimore Harbor
• § 574a— Training funds
• § 575— Availability of appropriations for expenses incident to operation of power boats or vessels; expenses defined; certification of expenditures
• § 576— Revolving fund; establishment; availability; reimbursement; transfer of funds; limitation
• § 576a— Purchase of passenger motor vehicles by Corps of Engineers
• § 576b— Lease authority
• § 576c— Corps of Engineers operation of unmanned aircraft systems
• § 577— Small river and harbor improvement projects
• § 577a— Small-boat navigation projects; charter fishing craft
• § 577b— Cost of operation and maintenance of general navigation features of small boat harbor projects; applicable projects
• § 578— Disposal of surplus property for development of public port or industrial facilities
• § 578a— Disposition studies
• § 578b— Disposition of projects
• § 579a— Corps budgeting; project deauthorizations; comprehensive backlog report
• § 579d–2— Deauthorization of inactive projects
• § 579e— Access to real estate data
• § 579f— Budgetary evaluation metrics and transparency; public participation
• § 579g— Annual reports
• § 581— Hiring special means of transportation
• § 583— Payment of allowances, etc., incident to change of station of Engineer officers from appropriation for improvements
• § 583a— Payment of pay and allowances of officers of Corps of Engineers from appropriation for improvements
• § 585— Reserve component training at water resources development projects
• § 591— Condemnation, purchase, and donation of land and materials
• § 592— Condemnation of land in aid of person, com­pany, corporation, municipal or private
• § 593— Condemnation of land in aid of State or State agency
• § 594— When immediate possession of land may be taken
• § 595— Consideration of benefits in assessing compensation
• § 595a— Compensation for taking or condemnation of property for public improvements; fair market value; partial taking; effective date
• § 597— Acquisition of lands for water resource development projects; information as to probable timing for acquisition; public meetings; regulations
• § 598— Resettlement of displaced families, individuals, and business concerns
• § 598a— Property acquisition
• § 598b— Minimum real estate interest
• § 598c— Easements for hurricane and storm damage reduction projects
• § 601— Mississippi River; regulation of reservoirs at headwaters
• § 602— Maintenance of channel of South Pass of Mississippi River
• § 603a— Removal of snags and debris, and straightening, clearing, and protecting channels in navigable waters
• § 604— Removal of snags, etc., from Mississippi River
• § 605— Operation of snag boats on Upper Mississippi River
• § 605a— Mississippi River forecasting improvements
• § 606— Removal of snags, and so forth, from Ohio River
• § 607— Removal of drift from New York Harbor
• § 607a— Appropriations; separate project
• § 608— Construction of fishways
• § 609— Sluices and other work in dams for development of water power
• § 610— Control of aquatic plant growths and invasive species
• § 621— By what methods river and harbor work may be authorized to be prosecuted
• § 622— Contracts, etc., with private industry for implementation of projects for improvements and dredging; reduction of federally owned fleet
• § 624— Limitation on improvement work by private contract
• § 626— Prosecution of work when appropriation in­sufficient
• § 627— Application of appropriation when separate works are included therein
• § 628— Expenditure for dredging within harbor lines
• § 629— Contract for hire of dredging plant
• § 630— Limitation on expenditure for purchase of dredges
• § 631— Transfer of property between projects
• § 633— Protection, alteration, reconstruction, relocation, or replacement of structures and facilities; contract standards; reasonable costs
• § 634— Assistance relating to water supply
• § 635— Coast Guard anchorages
• § 641— Creation of Mississippi River Commission
• § 642— Appointment of commissioners; vacancies; chairman; tenure of office
• § 642a— Rank, pay, and allowances of Corps of Engineers officers serving as President of Mississippi River Commission
• § 644— Secretary of commission
• § 646— Headquarters and meetings of commission
• § 647— Mississippi River survey
• § 648— Arkansas River; levee and bank protection
• § 649— Vicksburg Harbor and Ohio River below Cache River
• § 650— Mississippi River below Rock Island; levee and bank protection
• § 651— Tributaries of Mississippi River below Cairo; levee and bank protection
• § 652— Upper Mississippi River Management
• § 653— Extension of jurisdiction of Mississippi River Commission
• § 653a— Extension of jurisdiction of Mississippi River Commission
• § 661— Creation of commission; appointment of members; vacancies; powers generally
• § 662— Organization; compensation of members; rules and regulations of procedure; traveling expenses
• § 663— Territorial jurisdiction over hydraulic mining; hydraulic mining injurious to navigation prohibited
• § 664— General duties as to plans for protection of navigation
• § 665— Survey for debris reservoirs; study of methods of mines and mining
• § 666— Noting conditions of navigable channels
• § 667— Annual reports
• § 668— “Hydraulic mining” and “mining by hydraulic process” defined
• § 669— Petition by hydraulic miners
• § 670— Surrender to United States of right to regulate debris of mine
• § 671— Petition for common dumping ground, etc.
• § 672— Notice of petition for dumping grounds, etc.; hearing
• § 673— Order by commission directing method of mining, etc.; expenses of complying with order; exemption from mining taxes
• § 674— Plans for and supervision of work required by order; permit to commence mining
• § 675— Conditions precedent for commencement of mining operations
• § 676— Allotment of expenses for common dumping grounds; location of impounding works
• § 677— Limitation as to quantity of debris washed away
• § 678— Modification and revocation of permit to mine
• § 679— Violation of permit to mine; penalty
• § 680— Examination of mines; reports
• § 682— Malicious injury to works; injury to navigable waters by hydraulic mining; penalty
• § 683— Tax on operation of hydraulic mines; “debris fund”; advances by mine owners; storage for water and use of outlet facilities
• § 684— Cooperation by commission with State authorities
• § 685— Construction by commission of restraining works, etc.; use of debris fund
• § 686— Construction of restraining works in conjunction with State
• § 687— Use of State dredge and appliances in river and harbor improvements
• § 701— Flood control generally
• § 701–1— Declaration of policy of 1944 act
• § 701a— Declaration of policy of 1936 act
• § 701a–1— “Flood control” defined; jurisdiction of Federal investigations
• § 701b— Supervision of Secretary of the Army; reclamation projects unaffected
• § 701b–1— Transfer of jurisdiction in certain cases to Department of Agriculture
• § 701b–11— Flood protection projects
• § 701b–12— Floodplain management requirements
• § 701b–14— Structural integrity evaluations
• § 701b–15— Non-Federal plans to provide additional flood risk reduction
• § 701b–16— Management of flood risk reduction projects
• § 701b–17— Corps of Engineers Western Water Cooperative Committee
• § 701b–2— Cooperation by Secretaries of the Army and Agriculture; expenditures
• § 701b–3— Examinations and surveys; availability of appropriations
• § 701b–4— Administration of surveys; number authorized; reports
• § 701b–6— Examinations and surveys by Secretary of Agriculture
• § 701b–7— Supplemental reports to Senate Environment and Public Works Committee and House Public Works Committee
• § 701b–8— Submission of report by Chief of Engineers
• § 701b–8a— Discontinuance of preliminary examination reports
• § 701b–9— Availability of appropriations for expenses incident to operation of power boats or vessels; expenses defined; certification of expenditures
• § 701c— Rights-of-way, easements, etc.; acquisition by local authorities; maintenance and operation; protection of United States from liability for damages; requisites to run-off and water-flow retardation and soil erosion prevention assistance
• § 701c–1— Acquirement of titles for certain projects and to lands, easements, rights-of-way; reimbursement of local agencies
• § 701c–2— Acquisition and sale of land
• § 701c–3— Lease receipts; payment of portion to States
• § 701d— Compacts between States; consent of Congress
• § 701e— Effect of act June 22, 1936, on provisions for Mississippi River and other projects
• § 701f— Authorization of appropriations
• § 701f–1— Additional authorization
• § 701f–2— Funds for specific and authorized projects merged with and accounted for under regular annual appropriation
• § 701f–3— Expenditure in watersheds of funds appropriated for flood prevention purposes
• § 701g— Removal of obstructions; clearing channels
• § 701h— Contributions by States, political subdivisions, and other non-Federal interests
• § 701h–1— Contributions by States and political subdivisions for immediate use on authorized flood-control work; repayment
• § 701h–2— No adverse effect on processes
• § 701h–3— State contribution of funds for certain operation and maintenance costs
• § 701h–4— Acceptance of funds for harbor dredging
• § 701i— Elimination from protection of areas subject to evacuation
• § 701j— Installation in dams of facilities for future development of hydroelectric power
• § 701k— Crediting reimbursements for lost, stolen, or damaged property
• § 701m— Insufficient Congressional authorization; preparations for and modification of project
• § 701n— Emergency response to natural disasters
• § 701n–1— Biennial report to Congress
• § 701n–2— Monthly report to Congress
• § 701n–3— Permanent measures to reduce emergency flood fighting needs for communities subject to repetitive flooding
• § 701p— Railroad bridge alterations at Federal expense
• § 701q— Repair and protection of highways, railroads, and utilities damaged by operation of dams or reservoir
• § 701q–1— Repair and restoration of embankments
• § 701r— Protection of highways, bridge approaches, lighthouses, public works, and nonprofit public services
• § 701r–1— Utilization of public roads
• § 701s— Small flood control projects; appropriations; amount limitation for single locality; conditions
• § 701t— Emergency fund for flood damage; amount; commitments to be fulfilled by local interests
• § 701u— International engineering or scientific conferences; attendance
• § 702— Mississippi River
• § 702a— Adoption of 1927 project; execution; creation of board; scope of authority; appropriation
• § 702a–1— Modification of project of 1927; adoption
• § 702a–10— Flowage rights and rights-of-way; reimbursement of local authorities; highway crossings; use of properties for national forests or wildlife refuges
• § 702a–11— Morganza Floodway; Eudora Floodway
• § 702a–12— Modified Lower Mississippi River project as of August 18, 1941
• § 702a–1a— Further modification of 1927 project; adoption; appropriation
• § 702a–1b— Further modification; adoption
• § 702a–2— Abandonment of Boeuf Floodway
• § 702a–3— Levees; raising and enlarging
• § 702a–4— Fuse-plug levees
• § 702a–5— Back levee north of Eudora Floodway
• § 702a–6— Drainage necessitated by floodway levees
• § 702a–7— Railroad and highway crossings over floodways
• § 702a–8— Additional roads; construction by United States
• § 702a–9— Lands, easements, and rights-of-way; acquisition by local authorities; reimbursement; protection of United States from liability for damages
• § 702b— Local contribution toward cost of flood control work
• § 702c— Expenditures for construction work; conditions precedent; liability for damage from flood waters; condemnation proceedings; floodage rights
• § 702d— Flowage rights; condemnation proceedings; benefits to property
• § 702d–1— Bonnet Carre Spillway and Floodway; rights-of-way, etc., over lands
• § 702e— Maps for project; preparation
• § 702f— Expenditures for earlier projects
• § 702g— Appropriation for emergency fund
• § 702g–1— Additional appropriation for emergency fund
• § 702h— Prosecution of project by Mississippi River Commission; president of commission; salaries
• § 702i— Certain sections applicable to property and rights acquired or constructed
• § 702j— Projects relating to tributary streams; report to Congress; appropriation
• § 702j–1— Saint Francis and Yazoo Rivers; lands and easements; alteration of highways; cooperation of States
• § 702j–2— White River Levee District; rights-of-way; drainage facilities; flowage rights; acquisition by local authorities; protection of United States from liability for damages
• § 702k— Surveys below Cape Girardeau, Missouri; resurvey of levee in Tennessee
• § 702k–1— Authorization of appropriation
• § 702k–2— Separability
• § 702l— Repeal of inconsistent laws
• § 702m— Interest of Members of Congress in contracts for acquisition of land
• § 702n— Levee rights-of-way; payment or reimbursement for
• § 702o— Mississippi River and Tributaries Project
• § 703— Sacramento River, California
• § 704— Modification of project
• § 705— Salmon River, Alaska; flood control work authorized
• § 706— Secretary of Commerce; current precipitation information; appropriation
• § 707— Sumner Dam and Lake Sumner; declaration of purpose; report to Congress; appropriation
• § 708— Sale of surplus waters for domestic and industrial uses; disposition of moneys
• § 709— Regulations for use of storage waters; application to Tennessee Valley Authority
• § 709a— Information on floods and flood damage
• § 709b— Flood hazard information
• § 709c— Emergency communication of risk
• § 735— Marking pierheads in certain lakes
• § 853— Power to settle claims
• § 853o–1— Credit of service as deck officer or junior engineer and certain other active service for retirement and retirement pay
• § 854a— Service credit as deck officer or junior engineer for promotion purposes
• § 854a–1— Temporary appointment or advancement of commissioned officers in time of war or national emergency
• § 854a–2— Pay and allowances; date of acceptance of promotion
• § 857–13— National Advisory Committee on Oceans and Atmosphere
• § 857–14— Membership
• § 857–15— Reports
• § 857–16— Compensation and travel expenses
• § 857–17— Interagency cooperation and assistance
• § 857–18— Authorization of appropriations
• § 857–19— Biennial report
• § 873— Extra compensation for instrument observers, recorders and other Federal employees for oceanographic, seismographic and magnetic observations
• § 875— Powers of officers as notaries
• § 876— Fees for notarial acts; prima facie evidence of authority
• § 877— Appropriations; advances from
• § 878— Appropriations; purchases from
• § 878a— Contract for development of a major program; costs; Major Program Annual Report for satellite development program
• § 878b— Safety and health regulations for scientific and occupational diving
• § 883a— Surveys and other activities
• § 883b— Dissemination of data; further activities
• § 883c— Geomagnetic data; collection, correlation, and dissemination
• § 883d— Improvement of methods, instruments, and equipments; investigations and research
• § 883e— Agreements for surveys and investigations; contribution of costs incurred by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• § 883f— Contracts with qualified organizations
• § 883h— Employment of public vessels
• § 883i— Authorization of appropriations
• § 883j— Ocean satellite data
• § 883k— Acquisition of land for facilities
• § 883l— Contracts for surveying and mapping services
• § 884— Power to use books, maps, etc., and to employ persons
• § 891— Definitions
• § 891a— Operation and maintenance of NOAA fleet
• § 891b— Fleet replacement and modernization Plan
• § 891c— Design of NOAA vessels
• § 891d— Contract authority
• § 891e— Restriction with respect to certain shipyard subsidies
• § 891e–1— Shipyards located outside of the United States
• § 891f— Use of vessels
• § 891g— Interoperability
• § 891h— Authorization of appropriations
• § 892— Definitions
• § 892a— Functions of the Administrator
• § 892b— Quality assurance program
• § 892c— Hydrographic Services Review Panel
• § 892d— Authorization of appropriations
• § 893— Ocean and atmospheric research and development program
• § 893a— NOAA ocean and atmospheric science education programs
• § 893b— NOAA’s contribution to innovation
• § 893c— Workforce study
• § 894— Actions to address sexual harassment at National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• § 894a— Actions to address sexual assault at National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• § 894b— Rights of the victim of a sexual assault
• § 894c— Change of station
• § 894d— Applicability of policies to crews of vessels secured by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration under contract
• § 894d–1— Investigation requirement
• § 894d–2— Criminal referral
• § 894e— Annual report on sexual assaults in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• § 894f— Sexual assault defined
• § 901— Short title
• § 902— Definitions
• § 903— Coverage
• § 904— Liability for compensation
• § 905— Exclusiveness of liability
• § 906— Compensation
• § 907— Medical services and supplies
• § 908— Compensation for disability
• § 909— Compensation for death
• § 910— Determination of pay
• § 911— Guardian for minor or incompetent
• § 912— Notice of injury or death
• § 913— Filing of claims
• § 914— Payment of compensation
• § 915— Invalid agreements
• § 916— Assignment and exemption from claims of creditors
• § 917— Lien against compensation
• § 918— Collection of defaulted payments; special fund
• § 919— Procedure in respect of claims
• § 920— Presumptions
• § 921— Review of compensation orders
• § 921a— Appearance of attorneys for Secretary, deputy commissioner, or Board
• § 922— Modification of awards
• § 923— Procedure before deputy commissioner or Board
• § 924— Witnesses
• § 925— Witness fees
• § 926— Costs in proceedings brought without reasonable grounds
• § 927— Powers of deputy commissioners or Board
• § 928— Fees for services
• § 929— Record of injury or death
• § 930— Reports to Secretary
• § 931— Penalty for misrepresentation
• § 932— Security for compensation
• § 933— Compensation for injuries where third persons are liable
• § 934— Compensation notice
• § 935— Substitution of carrier for employer
• § 936— Insurance policies
• § 937— Certificate of compliance with chapter
• § 938— Penalties
• § 939— Administration by Secretary
• § 940— Deputy commissioners
• § 941— Safety rules and regulations
• § 942— Annual report
• § 944— Special fund
• § 948— Laws inapplicable
• § 948a— Discrimination against employees who bring proceedings; penalties; deposit of payments in special fund; civil actions; entitlement to restoration of employment and compensation, qualifications requirement; liability of employer for penalties and payments; insurance policy exemption from liability
• § 949— Effect of unconstitutionality
• § 950— Separability
• § 981— Creation of Corporation
• § 982— Management of Corporation; appointment of Administrator; terms; vacancy; Advisory Board; establishment; membership; meetings; duties; compensation and expenses
• § 983— Functions of Corporation
• § 984— General powers of Corporation
• § 985— Bonds; issuance; maturity; redemption; interest; purchase of obligations by Secretary of the Treasury
• § 985a— Cancellation of bonds issued under section 985
• § 986— Payments to States and local governments in lieu of taxes; tax exemption of Corporation
• § 987— Services and facilities of other agencies
• § 988— Rates of charges or tolls
• § 988a— Waiver of collection of charges or tolls
• § 989— Special reports
• § 990— Offenses and penalties
• § 1101— Congressional declaration of policy and objectives
• § 1103— Executive responsibilities; utilization of staff, interagency, and non-Government advisory arrangements; consultation with agencies; solicitation of views of non-Federal agencies
• § 1106— Reports to Congress
• § 1107— Definitions
• § 1108— Authorization of appropriations
• § 1121— Congressional declaration of policy
• § 1122— Definitions
• § 1123— National sea grant college program
• § 1124— Program or project grants and contracts
• § 1126— Sea grant colleges and sea grant institutes
• § 1127— Fellowships
• § 1128— National Sea Grant Advisory Board
• § 1129— Interagency cooperation
• § 1131— Authorization of appropriations
• § 1141— Definitions
• § 1142— Establishment of program
• § 1143— Grants
• § 1144— Funding
• § 1201— Statement of purpose
• § 1202— Definitions
• § 1203— Radiotelephone requirement
• § 1204— Radiotelephone for exclusive use of master, person in charge, or pilot; frequency listening watch; portable radiotelephone equipment
• § 1205— Radiotelephone capability; maintenance; restoration; consequences of loss: navigation of vessel
• § 1206— Exemptions; terms and conditions
• § 1207— Regulations
• § 1208— Penalties
• § 1251— Congressional declaration of goals and policy
• § 1252— Comprehensive programs for water pollution control
• § 1252a— Reservoir projects, water storage; modification; storage for other than for water quality, opinion of Federal agency, committee resolutions of approval; provisions inapplicable to projects with certain prescribed water quality benefits in relation to total project benefits
• § 1253— Interstate cooperation and uniform laws
• § 1254— Research, investigations, training, and information
• § 1254a— Research on effects of pollutants
• § 1255— Grants for research and development
• § 1256— Grants for pollution control programs
• § 1257— Mine water pollution control demonstrations
• § 1257a— State demonstration programs for cleanup of abandoned mines for use as waste disposal sites; authorization of appropriations
• § 1258— Pollution control in the Great Lakes
• § 1259— Training grants and contracts
• § 1260— Applications; allocation
• § 1261— Scholarships
• § 1262— Definitions and authorizations
• § 1263— Alaska village demonstration projects
• § 1263a— Grants to Alaska to improve sanitation in rural and Native villages
• § 1265— In-place toxic pollutants
• § 1266— Hudson River reclamation demonstration proj­ect
• § 1267— Chesapeake Bay
• § 1268— Great Lakes
• § 1268a— Great Lakes restoration activities report
• § 1269— Long Island Sound
• § 1270— Patrick Leahy Lake Champlain Basin Program
• § 1271— Sediment survey and monitoring
• § 1271a— Research and development program
• § 1272— Environmental dredging
• § 1273— Lake Pontchartrain Basin
• § 1274— Watershed pilot projects
• § 1275— Columbia River Basin Restoration
• § 1276— Enhanced aquifer use and recharge
• § 1276a— San Francisco Bay restoration grant program
• § 1276b— Puget Sound
• § 1281— Congressional declaration of purpose
• § 1281a— Total treatment system funding
• § 1281b— Availability of Farmers Home Administration funds for non-Federal share
• § 1282— Federal share
• § 1283— Plans, specifications, estimates, and payments
• § 1284— Limitations and conditions
• § 1285— Allotment of grant funds
• § 1286— Reimbursement and advanced construction
• § 1287— Authorization of appropriations
• § 1288— Areawide waste treatment management
• § 1289— Basin planning
• § 1290— Annual survey
• § 1291— Sewage collection systems
• § 1292— Definitions
• § 1293— Loan guarantees
• § 1293a— Contained spoil disposal facilities
• § 1294— Public information and education on recycling and reuse of wastewater, use of land treatment, and reduction of wastewater volume
• § 1295— Requirements for American materials
• § 1296— Determination of priority of projects
• § 1297— Guidelines for cost-effectiveness analysis
• § 1298— Cost effectiveness
• § 1299— State certification of projects
• § 1300— Pilot program for alternative water source projects
• § 1301— Sewer overflow and stormwater reuse municipal grants
• § 1302— Wastewater efficiency grant pilot program
• § 1302a— Clean water infrastructure resiliency and sustainability program
• § 1302b— Small and medium publicly owned treatment works circuit rider program
• § 1302c— Small publicly owned treatment works efficiency grant program
• § 1302d— Grants for construction and refurbishing of individual household decentralized wastewater systems for individuals with low or moderate income
• § 1302e— Connection to publicly owned treatment works
• § 1302f— Stormwater infrastructure technology
• § 1311— Effluent limitations
• § 1312— Water quality related effluent limitations
• § 1313— Water quality standards and implementation plans
• § 1313a— Revised water quality standards
• § 1314— Information and guidelines
• § 1314a— Wastewater technology clearinghouse
• § 1315— State reports on water quality
• § 1316— National standards of performance
• § 1317— Toxic and pretreatment effluent standards
• § 1318— Records and reports; inspections
• § 1319— Enforcement
• § 1320— International pollution abatement
• § 1321— Oil and hazardous substance liability
• § 1321a— Prevention of small oil spills
• § 1321b— Improved coordination with tribal governments
• § 1321c— International efforts on enforcement
• § 1322— Marine sanitation devices; discharges incidental to the normal operation of vessels
• § 1323— Federal facilities pollution control
• § 1324— Clean lakes
• § 1325— National Study Commission
• § 1326— Thermal discharges
• § 1328— Aquaculture
• § 1329— Nonpoint source management programs
• § 1330— National estuary program
• § 1341— Certification
• § 1342— National pollutant discharge elimination system
• § 1343— Ocean discharge criteria
• § 1344— Permits for dredged or fill material
• § 1345— Disposal or use of sewage sludge
• § 1346— Coastal recreation water quality monitoring and notification
• § 1361— Administration
• § 1362— Definitions
• § 1363— Water Pollution Control Advisory Board
• § 1364— Emergency powers
• § 1365— Citizen suits
• § 1366— Appearance
• § 1367— Employee protection
• § 1368— Federal procurement
• § 1369— Administrative procedure and judicial review
• § 1370— State authority
• § 1371— Authority under other laws and regulations
• § 1372— Labor standards
• § 1373— Public health agency coordination
• § 1374— Effluent Standards and Water Quality Information Advisory Committee
• § 1375— Reports to Congress; detailed estimates and comprehensive study on costs; State estimates
• § 1375a— Report on coastal recreation waters
• § 1376— Authorization of appropriations
• § 1377— Indian tribes
• § 1377a— Green infrastructure promotion
• § 1381— Grants to States for establishment of revolving funds
• § 1382— Capitalization grant agreements
• § 1383— Water pollution control revolving loan funds
• § 1384— Allotment of funds
• § 1385— Corrective action
• § 1386— Audits, reports, and fiscal controls; intended use plan
• § 1387— Authorization of appropriations
• § 1388— Requirements
• § 1389— Clean watersheds needs survey
• § 1401— Congressional finding, policy, and declaration of purpose
• § 1402— Definitions
• § 1411— Prohibited acts
• § 1412— Dumping permit program
• § 1412a— Emergency dumping of industrial waste
• § 1413— Dumping permit program for dredged mate­rial
• § 1414— Permit conditions
• § 1414a— Special provisions regarding certain dumping sites
• § 1414b— Ocean dumping of sewage sludge and industrial waste
• § 1414c— Prohibition on disposal of sewage sludge at landfills on Staten Island
• § 1415— Penalties
• § 1416— Relationship to other laws
• § 1417— Enforcement
• § 1418— Regulations
• § 1419— International cooperation
• § 1420— Authorization of appropriations
• § 1441— Monitoring and research program
• § 1442— Research program respecting possible long-range effects of pollution, overfishing, and man-induced changes of ocean ecosystems
• § 1443— Research program respecting ocean dumping and other methods of waste disposal
• § 1444— Annual reports
• § 1445— Authorization of appropriations
• § 1471— Definitions
• § 1472— Grave and imminent danger from oil pollution casualties to coastline or related interests of United States; Federal nonliability for Federal preventive measures on the high seas
• § 1473— Consultations and determinations respecting creation of hazards to human health, etc.; criteria for determinations respecting grave and imminent dangers of major harmful consequences to United States coastline or related interests
• § 1474— Federal intervention actions
• § 1475— Consultation procedure
• § 1476— Emergencies
• § 1477— Reasonable measures; considerations
• § 1478— Personal, flag state, and foreign state considerations
• § 1479— Federal liability for unreasonable damages
• § 1480— Notification by Secretary of State
• § 1481— Violations; penalties
• § 1482— Consultation for nomination and nomination of experts, negotiators, etc.; proposal of amendments to list of substances other than convention oil; Presidential acceptance of amendments
• § 1483— Foreign government ships; immunity
• § 1484— Interpretation and administration; other right, duty, privilege, or immunity and other remedy unaffected
• § 1485— Rules and regulations
• § 1486— Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund
• § 1487— Effective date
• § 1501— Congressional declaration of policy
• § 1502— Definitions
• § 1503— License for ownership, construction, and operation of deepwater port
• § 1504— Procedure
• § 1505— Environmental review criteria
• § 1507— Common carrier status
• § 1508— Adjacent coastal States
• § 1509— Marine environmental protection and navigational safety
• § 1510— International agreements
• § 1511— Suspension or termination of licenses
• § 1512— Recordkeeping and inspection
• § 1513— Public access to information
• § 1514— Remedies
• § 1515— Citizen civil action
• § 1516— Judicial review; persons aggrieved; jurisdiction of courts of appeal
• § 1518— Relationship to other laws
• § 1520— Pipeline safety and operation
• § 1521— Negotiations with Canada and Mexico; report to Congress
• § 1522— Limitations on export provisions of section 185(u) of title 30 unaffected
• § 1523— General procedures; issuance and enforcement of orders; scope of authority; evidentiary matters
• § 1601— Definitions
• § 1602— International Regulations
• § 1603— Vessels subject to International Regulations
• § 1604— Vessels not subject to International Regulations
• § 1605— Navy and Coast Guard vessels of special construction or purpose
• § 1606— Special rules for ships of war, vessels proceeding under convoy, and fishing vessels engaged in fishing as a fleet
• § 1607— Implementation by rules and regulations; authority to promulgate
• § 1608— Civil penalties
• § 1803— Study with respect to inland waterway user taxes and charges
• § 1804— Inland and intracoastal waterways of the United States
• § 1901— Definitions
• § 1902— Ships subject to preventive measures
• § 1903— Administration and enforcement
• § 1904— Certificates
• § 1905— Pollution reception facilities
• § 1906— Incidents involving ships
• § 1907— Violations
• § 1908— Penalties for violations
• § 1909— MARPOL Protocol; proposed amendments
• § 1910— Legal actions
• § 1911— Effect on other laws
• § 1912— International law
• § 1913— Compliance reports
• § 1951— Purpose
• § 1952— NOAA Marine Debris Program
• § 1953— Coast Guard program
• § 1954— Coordination
• § 1955— Federal information clearinghouse
• § 1961— Establishment and purposes of Foundation
• § 1962— Board of Directors of the Foundation
• § 1963— Rights and obligations of the Foundation
• § 1964— Administrative services and support
• § 1965— Volunteer status
• § 1966— Report requirements; petition of Attorney General for equitable relief
• § 1967— United States release from liability
• § 1968— Authorization of appropriations
• § 1969— Termination of authority
• § 1971— Definitions
• § 1972— Genius Prize for Save Our Seas Innovations
• § 1973— Agreement with the Marine Debris Foundation
• § 1974— Judges
• § 1975— Report to Congress
• § 1976— Authorization of appropriations
• § 1977— Termination of authority
• § 1981— Definitions
• § 1982— Relationship to Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act
• § 1983— Authorization of appropriations
• § 1984— Prioritization of marine debris in existing innovation and entrepreneurship programs
• § 2071— Inland navigation rules
• § 2072— Violations of Inland Navigational Rules
• § 2101— Congressional statement of findings and purpose
• § 2102— Establishment of standards
• § 2103— National artificial reef plan
• § 2104— Permits for construction and management of artificial reefs
• § 2105— Definitions
• § 2106— Savings clauses
• § 2201— “Secretary” defined
• § 2202— Non-Federal engagement and review
• § 2203— Review of contracting policies
• § 2211— Harbors
• § 2211a— Preserving United States harbors
• § 2212— Inland waterway transportation
• § 2213— Flood control and other purposes
• § 2213a— Treatment of certain benefits and costs
• § 2214— General credit for flood control
• § 2215— Feasibility studies; planning, engineering, and design
• § 2216— Rate of interest
• § 2217— Limitation on applicability of certain provisions in reports
• § 2218— General applicability of cost sharing
• § 2219— Definitions
• § 2220— Rivers and harbors and other waterways projects for benefit of navigation, flood control, hurricane protection, beach erosion control, and other purposes
• § 2221— Cost limitations on projects
• § 2222— Use of other Federal funds
• § 2223— Transfer of excess credit
• § 2224— Crediting authority for federally authorized navigation projects
• § 2225— Credit or reimbursement
• § 2226— Water resources projects on Federal land
• § 2227— Clarification of impacts to other Federal facilities
• § 2231— Study of water resources development projects by non-Federal interests
• § 2232— Construction of water resources development projects by non-Federal interests
• § 2233— Coordination and scheduling of Federal, State, and local actions
• § 2234— Nonapplicability to Saint Lawrence Seaway
• § 2235— Construction in usable increments
• § 2236— Port or harbor dues
• § 2237— Information for national security
• § 2238— Authorization of appropriations
• § 2238a— Estimate of harbor maintenance needs
• § 2238b— Funding for harbor maintenance programs
• § 2238b–1— Budgetary treatment expansion and adjustment for the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund
• § 2238c— Additional measures at donor ports and energy transfer ports
• § 2238d— Maintenance of harbors of refuge
• § 2238e— Additional projects for underserved community harbors
• § 2240— Emergency response services
• § 2241— Definitions
• § 2242— Remote and subsistence harbors
• § 2243— Arctic deep draft port development partnerships
• § 2251— Inland Waterways Users Board
• § 2252— Project delivery process reforms
• § 2253— Annual financial review
• § 2254— Assessment of operation and maintenance needs of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
• § 2255— Inland waterways riverbank stabilization
• § 2255a— High water-low water preparedness
• § 2261— Territories development study
• § 2262— Survey of potential for use of certain facilities as hydroelectric facilities
• § 2263— Study of Corps capability to conserve fish and wildlife
• § 2263a— Aquatic invasive species research
• § 2265— Columbia River/Arkansas River Basin transfers
• § 2266— Canadian tidal power study
• § 2267— New York Bight study
• § 2267a— Watershed and river basin assessments
• § 2267b— Post-disaster watershed assessments
• § 2268— Marine technology review
• § 2269— Tribal partnership program
• § 2270— Subsurface drain systems research and development
• § 2280— Maximum cost of projects
• § 2281— Matters to be addressed in planning
• § 2281a— Tribal Liaison
• § 2281b— Corps of Engineers support for underserved communities; outreach
• § 2281c— Continuing authority programs
• § 2281d— Declaration of policy
• § 2282— Feasibility reports
• § 2282a— Planning
• § 2282b— Submission of reports to Congress
• § 2282c— Vertical integration and acceleration of studies
• § 2282d— Annual report to Congress
• § 2282d–1— Report to Congress on authorized studies and projects
• § 2282e— Post-authorization change reports
• § 2282f— Review of resiliency assessments
• § 2282g— Scope of feasibility studies
• § 2282h— Economic, hydraulic, and hydrologic modeling
• § 2283— Fish and wildlife mitigation
• § 2283a— Status report
• § 2283b— Clarification of mitigation authority
• § 2283c— Technical assistance
• § 2284— Benefits and costs attributable to environmental measures
• § 2284a— Benefits to navigation
• § 2284b— Scenic and aesthetic considerations
• § 2285— Environmental Protection and Mitigation Fund
• § 2286— Acceptance of certain funds for mitigation
• § 2287— Continued planning and investigations
• § 2289— Urban and rural flood control frequency
• § 2289a— Consideration of measures
• § 2289b— Stormwater management projects
• § 2290— Flood control in Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
• § 2291— Federal Project Repayment District
• § 2292— Surveying and mapping
• § 2292a— National coastal mapping program
• § 2293— Reprogramming during national emergencies
• § 2293a— Reprogramming of funds for projects by Corps of Engineers
• § 2294— Office of Environmental Policy
• § 2295— Compilation of laws; annual reports
• § 2295a— Policy and technical standards
• § 2296— Acquisition of recreation lands
• § 2297— Operation and maintenance on recreation lands
• § 2298— Impact of proposed projects on existing recreation facilities
• § 2298a— Databases of Corps recreational sites
• § 2299— Acquisition of beach fill
• § 2300— Study of Corps capabilities
• § 2303— Historical properties
• § 2304— Separability
• § 2305— Use of FMHA funds
• § 2306— Reports
• § 2307— Control of ice
• § 2308— Campgrounds for senior citizens
• § 2309— Great Lakes Commodities Marketing Board
• § 2309a— Project modifications for improvement of environment or drought resiliency
• § 2310— Cost sharing for Territories and Indian tribes
• § 2311— Report to Congress covering proposals for water impoundment facilities
• § 2312— Comments on certain changes in operations of reservoirs
• § 2313— Research and development
• § 2313a— Engineering and environmental innovations of national significance
• § 2313b— Support of Army civil works program
• § 2314— Innovative technology
• § 2314a— Technical assistance program
• § 2314b— Advanced modeling technologies
• § 2315— Periodic statements
• § 2315a— Transparency in accounting and administrative expenses
• § 2315b— Transparency and accountability in cost sharing for water resources development projects
• § 2316— Environmental protection mission
• § 2317— Wetlands
• § 2317a— Cooperative agreements
• § 2317b— Mitigation banks and in-lieu fee arrangements
• § 2318— Flood plain management
• § 2319— Reservoir management
• § 2320— Protection of recreational and commercial uses
• § 2321— Operation and maintenance of navigation and hydroelectric facilities
• § 2321a— Hydroelectric power project uprating
• § 2321b— Expediting hydropower at Corps of Engineers facilities
• § 2322— Single entities
• § 2323— Technical assistance to private entities
• § 2323a— Interagency and international support authority
• § 2324— Reduced pricing for certain water supply storage
• § 2325— Voluntary contributions for environmental and recreation projects
• § 2325a— Authority to accept and use materials and services
• § 2325b— Materials, services, and funds for repair, restoration, or rehabilitation of projects
• § 2326— Regional sediment management
• § 2326a— Dredged material disposal facility partnerships
• § 2326b— Sediment management
• § 2326c— Reservoir sediment
• § 2326d— Alternative projects to maintenance dredging
• § 2326e— Non-Federal interest dredging authority
• § 2326f— Maintenance dredging data
• § 2326g— Beneficial use of dredged material; dredged material management plans
• § 2326h— Five-year regional dredged material management plans
• § 2326i— Beneficial use of dredged material
• § 2326j— Transfer of suitable dredged material
• § 2327— Definition of rehabilitation for inland waterway projects
• § 2327a— Rehabilitation of Corps of Engineers constructed pump stations
• § 2328— Challenge cost-sharing program for management of recreation facilities
• § 2328a— Special use permits
• § 2329— International outreach program
• § 2330— Aquatic ecosystem restoration
• § 2330a— Monitoring ecosystem restoration
• § 2330b— Fish hatcheries
• § 2330c— Aquatic ecosystem restoration
• § 2330d— Public recreational amenities in ecosystem restoration projects
• § 2331— Use of continuing contracts for construction of certain projects
• § 2331a— Initiating work on separable elements
• § 2332— Shoreline and riverine protection and restoration
• § 2333— Irrigation diversion protection and fisheries enhancement assistance
• § 2334— Innovative technologies for watershed restoration
• § 2335— Coastal aquatic habitat management
• § 2336— Abandoned and inactive noncoal mine restoration
• § 2337— Property protection program
• § 2338— Reburial and conveyance authority
• § 2339— Assistance programs
• § 2339a— Cooperative agreements with Indian tribes
• § 2340— Revision of project partnership agreement; cost sharing
• § 2341— Expedited actions for emergency flood damage reduction
• § 2341a— Prioritization
• § 2341b— Prioritization of certain projects
• § 2341c— Criteria for funding environmental infrastructure projects
• § 2342— Access to water resource data
• § 2343— Independent peer review
• § 2344— Safety assurance review
• § 2345— Electronic submission and tracking of permit applications
• § 2346— Project administration
• § 2346a— Real estate administrative fees
• § 2347— Coordination and scheduling of Federal, State, and local actions
• § 2347a— Determination of project completion
• § 2347b— Purpose and need
• § 2347c— Small water storage projects
• § 2348— Project acceleration
• § 2348a— NEPA reporting
• § 2349— Categorical exclusions in emergencies
• § 2350— Corrosion prevention
• § 2351— Durability, sustainability, and resilience
• § 2351a— Operation and maintenance of existing infrastructure
• § 2351b— Federal breakwaters and jetties
• § 2352— Funding to process permits
• § 2353— Structural health monitoring
• § 2353a— Aging infrastructure
• § 2354— Easements for electric, telephone, or broadband service facilities
• § 2355— Prior project authorization
• § 2356— Project consultation
• § 2357— Managed aquifer recharge study and working group
• § 2501— Findings
• § 2502— Definitions
• § 2503— Prohibition
• § 2504— Guidance
• § 2601— Definitions
• § 2602— Vessel permits and numbers
• § 2603— Waste handling practices
• § 2604— Suspension, revocation, and injunctions
• § 2605— Enforcement
• § 2606— Subpena authority
• § 2607— Fees
• § 2608— Civil penalty procedures
• § 2609— Penalties
• § 2621— Study and recommendations
• § 2622— Relation to other laws
• § 2623— Authorization of appropriations
• § 2701— Definitions
• § 2702— Elements of liability
• § 2703— Defenses to liability
• § 2704— Limits on liability
• § 2705— Interest; partial payment of claims
• § 2706— Natural resources
• § 2707— Recovery by foreign claimants
• § 2708— Recovery by responsible party
• § 2709— Contribution
• § 2710— Indemnification agreements
• § 2711— Consultation on removal actions
• § 2712— Uses of Fund
• § 2713— Claims procedure
• § 2714— Designation of source and advertisement
• § 2715— Subrogation
• § 2716— Financial responsibility
• § 2716a— Financial responsibility civil penalties
• § 2717— Litigation, jurisdiction, and venue
• § 2718— Relationship to other law
• § 2719— State financial responsibility
• § 2720— Differentiation among fats, oils, and greases
• § 2731— Oil Spill Recovery Institute
• § 2732— Terminal and tanker oversight and monitoring
• § 2733— Bligh Reef light
• § 2734— Vessel traffic service system
• § 2735— Equipment and personnel requirements under tank vessel and facility response plans
• § 2736— Funding
• § 2737— Limitation
• § 2738— North Pacific Marine Research Institute
• § 2751— Savings provision
• § 2752— Annual appropriations
• § 2761— Oil pollution research and development program
• § 2762— Submerged oil program
• § 2801— Purposes
• § 2802— Definitions
• § 2803— Comprehensive Coastal Water Quality Monitoring Program
• § 2803a— Ocean and coastal resiliency
• § 2804— Report to Congress
• § 2805— Authorization of appropriations
• § 2901— Purposes
• § 2902— Definitions
• § 2903— Estuary habitat restoration program
• § 2904— Establishment of Estuary Habitat Restoration Council
• § 2905— Estuary habitat restoration strategy
• § 2906— Monitoring of estuary habitat restoration projects
• § 2907— Reporting
• § 2908— Funding
• § 2909— General provisions
• § 3001— Commissioned officer corps
• § 3002— Definitions
• § 3003— Authorized number on the active list
• § 3004— Strength and distribution in grade
• § 3005— Number of authorized commissioned officers
• § 3006— Obligated service requirement
• § 3007— Training and physical fitness
• § 3008— Cooperative aviation centers
• § 3009— Use of recruiting materials for public relations
• § 3010— Awards and decorations
• § 3021— Original appointments and reappointments
• § 3022— Personnel boards
• § 3023— Separation of ensigns found not fully qualified
• § 3024— Promotion by selection to permanent grades above lieutenant (junior grade)
• § 3025— Length of service for promotion purposes
• § 3026— Appointments and promotions to permanent grades
• § 3027— General qualification of officers for promotion to higher permanent grade
• § 3028— Positions of importance and responsibility
• § 3029— Temporary appointments
• § 3030— Temporary appointment or advancement of commissioned officers in time of war or national emergency
• § 3031— Pay and allowances; date of acceptance of promotion
• § 3032— Service credit as deck officer or junior engineer for promotion purposes
• § 3033— Suspension during war or emergency
• § 3034— Officer candidates
• § 3035— Procurement of personnel
• § 3036— Career flexibility to enhance retention of officers
• § 3041— Involuntary retirement or separation
• § 3042— Separation pay
• § 3043— Mandatory retirement for age
• § 3044— Retirement for length of service
• § 3045— Computation of retired pay
• § 3046— Retired grade and retired pay
• § 3047— Retired rank and pay held pursuant to other laws unaffected
• § 3048— Continuation on active duty; deferral of retirement
• § 3049— Recall to active duty
• § 3061— Cooperation with and transfer to military departments
• § 3062— Relative rank of officers when serving with Army, Navy, or Air Force
• § 3063— Rules and regulations when cooperating with military departments
• § 3071— Applicability of certain provisions of title 10
• § 3071a— Applicability of certain provisions of title 37
• § 3072— Eligibility for veterans benefits and other rights, privileges, immunities, and benefits under certain provisions of law
• § 3073— Medical and dental care
• § 3074— Commissary privileges
• § 3075— Authority to use appropriated funds for transportation and reimbursement of certain items
• § 3076— Presentation of United States flag upon retirement
• § 3077— Education loan repayment program
• § 3078— Interest payment program
• § 3079— Student pre-commissioning education assistance program
• § 3079a— Treatment of commission in commissioned officer corps as employment in Administration for purposes of certain hiring decisions
• § 3079b— Shore leave for professional mariners
• § 3079c— Eligibility of former officers to compete for certain positions
• § 3101— Interagency oceans and human health research program
• § 3102— National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Oceans and Human Health Initiative
• § 3103— Public information and outreach
• § 3104— Authorization of appropriations
• § 3201— Definitions
• § 3202— Purposes
• § 3203— Tsunami forecasting and warning program
• § 3204— National tsunami hazard mitigation program
• § 3205— Tsunami research program
• § 3206— Global tsunami warning and mitigation network
• § 3206a— Tsunami Science and Technology Advisory Panel
• § 3207— Authorization of appropriations
• § 3208— Outreach responsibilities
• § 3301— Definitions
• § 3302— Committee on Levee Safety
• § 3303— Inventory and inspection of levees
• § 3303a— Levee safety initiative
• § 3303b— Reports
• § 3304— Limitations on statutory construction
• § 3305— Authorization of appropriations
• § 3306— Certain levee improvements
• § 3307— Assessment of Corps of Engineers levees
• § 3401— Purpose
• § 3402— Program established
• § 3403— Powers and duties of the Administrator
• § 3404— Education, workforce training, and outreach
• § 3405— Ocean Exploration Advisory Board
• § 3406— Authorization of appropriations
• § 3407— Definitions
• § 3408— National Ocean Mapping, Exploration, and Characterization Council
• § 3501— Establishment of program
• § 3502— Interagency Working Group on Ocean and Coastal Mapping
• § 3503— Biennial reports
• § 3504— NOAA joint ocean and coastal mapping centers
• § 3504a— Ocean and coastal mapping Federal funding opportunity
• § 3504b— Agreements and financial assistance
• § 3505— Effect on other laws
• § 3506— Authorization of appropriations
• § 3507— Definitions
• § 3601— Purposes
• § 3602— Definitions
• § 3603— Integrated Coastal and Ocean Observing System
• § 3604— Interagency financing and agreements
• § 3605— Application with other laws
• § 3606— Report to Congress
• § 3607— Public-private use policy
• § 3609— Intent of Congress
• § 3610— Authorization of appropriations
• § 3611— Assessing and modeling named storms over coastal States
• § 3612— Accelerating innovation at Cooperative Institutes
• § 3613— Blue Economy valuation
• § 3701— Purposes
• § 3702— Definitions
• § 3703— Interagency working group
• § 3704— Strategic research plan
• § 3705— NOAA ocean acidification activities
• § 3706— NSF ocean acidification activities
• § 3707— NASA ocean acidification activities
• § 3708— Authorization of appropriations
• § 3801— Definitions
• § 3802— Covered vessels
• § 3803— Administration and enforcement
• § 3804— Compliance with international law
• § 3805— Utilization of personnel, facilities or equipment of other Federal departments and agencies
• § 3821— Certificates
• § 3822— Declaration
• § 3823— Other compliance documentation
• § 3824— Process for considering additional controls
• § 3825— Scientific and technical research and monitoring; communication and information
• § 3826— Communication and exchange of information
• § 3841— Prohibitions
• § 3842— Investigations and inspections by Secretary
• § 3843— EPA enforcement
• § 3844— Additional authority of the Administrator
• § 3851— Criminal enforcement
• § 3852— Civil enforcement
• § 3853— Liability in rem
• § 3854— Vessel clearance or permits; refusal or revocation; bond or other surety
• § 3855— Warnings, detentions, dismissals, exclusion
• § 3856— Referrals for appropriate action by foreign country
• § 3857— Remedies not affected
• § 3901— Definitions
• § 3902— Authority to provide assistance
• § 3903— Applications
• § 3904— Eligible entities
• § 3905— Projects eligible for assistance
• § 3906— Activities eligible for assistance
• § 3907— Determination of eligibility and project selection
• § 3908— Secured loans
• § 3909— Program administration
• § 3910— State, tribal, and local permits
• § 3911— Regulations
• § 3912— Funding
• § 3913— Reports on program implementation
• § 3914— Requirements
• § 3915— Outreach plan
• § 4001— Assessments
• § 4001a— Consultation required
• § 4002— National harmful algal bloom and hypoxia program
• § 4003— Comprehensive research plan and action strategy
• § 4004— Northern Gulf of Mexico hypoxia
• § 4004a— South Florida harmful algal blooms and hypoxia
• § 4005— Great Lakes hypoxia and harmful algal blooms
• § 4006— Protection of States’ rights
• § 4007— Effect on other Federal authority
• § 4008— Definitions
• § 4009— Authorization of appropriations
• § 4010— Hypoxia or harmful algal bloom of national significance
• § 4101— Definitions
• § 4102— Coordination regarding assessment and acquisition by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of unmanned maritime systems
• § 4103— Regular assessment of unmanned maritime systems to support National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration missions
• § 4104— Acquisition of unmanned maritime systems
• § 4105— Reports on unmanned maritime systems and usage for mission of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• § 4106— Funding and additional authorities
• § 4201— Definitions
• § 4251— Incentive for fishermen to collect and dispose of plastic found at sea
• § 4261— Statement of policy on international cooperation to combat marine debris
• § 4262— Prioritization of efforts and assistance to combat marine debris and improve plastic waste management
• § 4263— United States leadership in international FORA
• § 4264— Enhancing international outreach and partnership of United States agencies involved in marine debris activities
• § 4265— Consideration of marine debris in negotiating international agreements
• § 4281— Strategy for improving post-consumer materials management and water management
• § 4282— Grant programs