Thirteenth Annual Report (1956)
BOARD OF NATURAL RESOURCES
(Annual Report)
13th, 1956
Accession Number: MdHR 786860, Location: 2/8/6/3, E13198

pp. 115-117, MEETINGS AND HEARINGS BY THE COMMISSION
September 22, 1955 - Potomac Electric Power Company appeared informally to explain need for Potomac River water for cooling purposes at a proposed 150,000 kw power plant in Loudoun County, Virginia, 3 miles upstream from Seneca (p. 115)

April 5, 1956 - Potomac Electric Power Company application to use a maximum of 400 cfs of Potomac River water daily at a proposed powerplant in Montgomery County about 3/4 mile downstream from Monocacy River. (p. 116)

April 5, 1956 - Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company application to take an average of 1,820,000 gallons of water a day from the Potomac River about 5 miles downstream from Cumberland, Allegany County, for the operation of a plant under construction, and application to erect a dam 8 feet high with spillway 6 feet high at the stie of a proposed pumping station at which the water is to be taken from the river. (p. 116)

Fourteenth Annual Report (1957)
BOARD OF NATURAL RESOURCES
(Annual Report)
14th, 1957
Accession Number: MdHR 786861, Location: 2/8/6/3, E14846

pp. 127-129, MEETINGS AND HEARINGS BY THE COMMISSION
November 8, 1956 - Fairfax County, Virginia, application to appropriate and use an average of 8,000,000 gallons of water a day from the Potomac River. (p. 127)

November 8, 1956 - Potomac Electric Power Company granted an extension of 18 months in the time limit in the permit issued May 1, 1956. (p. 127)

November 21, 1956 - Continuation of hearing on the application of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission to take water from the Potomac River. (p. 128)

December 10, 1956 - West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company application to appropriate and use a minimum of 60,000,000 gallons and a maximum of 90,000,000 gallons of water a day from the North Branch of the Potoamc River at Luke, Allegany County, of which at least 99.5 percent will be returned to the river. (p. 128)

February 21, 1957 - City of Rockville application to erect an intake structure extending into the bed of the Potomac River for the purpose of appropriating and using water from the Potomac River for its public water supply. (p. 128)

Sixteenth Annual Report (1959)
BOARD OF NATURAL RESOURCES
(Annual Report)
16th, 1959
Accession Number: MdHR 786863, Location: 2/8/6/3, E14847

pp. 89-91, MEETINGS AND HEARINGS BY THE COMMISSION
July 10, 1958 - West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company application to erect a pipe bridge across North Branch of the Potomac River at Luke, Allegany County. (p. 89)

July 10, 1958 - Cumberland and Allegany Gas Company application to relocate its 6-nch natural gas pipe line across the North Branch of the Potomac River at Westernport, Allegany County. (p. 89)

October 9, 1958 - Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission application to extend the time limit specified in the permit of February 21, 1957, for the submission of plans for an intake structure in the Potomac River. (p. 89)

October 9, 1958 - Approval of plans and specifications for the construction of a fishway at Little Falls dam on Potomac River by the Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army. (p. 89)

December 11, 1958 - The Potomac Edison Company applications to take an average of 101,472,500 gallons of water a month from North Branch of Potomac River and to erect a dam across the River at Black Oak, Allegany County. (p. 90)

December 11, 1958 - Interestate Commission of the Potomac River Basin submitted "A plan for a preliminary study of the nature and amount of sediment in streams in the Potomac River Basin" prepared by the U.S. Geological Survey proposing a two-year cooperative agreement under which the four states in the basin would contribute one-half of the estimated cost of $60,000. (p. 90)

January 8, 1959 - Approval of plans and specification for the intake structure to be constructed by the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission on Potomac River between Watss Branch and Oak Spring Lock allowed in the permit of February 21, 1957. (p. 90)

February 12, 1959 - Continuation of the public hearing on December 11, 1958 on the application of the Potomac Edision Company. (p. 90)

May 14, 1959 - Conclusion of public hearing of December 11, 1958 on the application of the Potomac Edison Company to take water and erect a dam at Black Oak on North Branch of the Potomac River. (p. 90)

Seventeenth Annual Report (1960)
BOARD OF NATURAL RESOURCES
(Annual Report)
17th, 1960
Accession Number: MdHR 786864, Location: 2/8/6/3, E14849

pp. 116-118, MEETINGS AND PUBLIC HEARINGS BY COMMISSION
November 12, 1959 - Potomac Electric Power Company appreared informally to explain present and future needs for additional power and how the Company's planning would depend on availability of Potomac River water for cooling purposes. (p. 117)

March 11, 1960 - Request of Fairfax Water Authority for one year extension of expiration date of its permit. (p. 117)

May 12, 1960 - Upper Potomac River Commission application to construct an interceptor sewer in Georges Creek and North Branch of Potomac River. (p. 117)

June 9, 1960 - Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company application to lay an armored cable on the bottom of Potomac River from Mason Neck, Virginia to Indian Head, Maryland. (p. 118)

Eighteenth Annual Report (1961)
BOARD OF NATURAL RESOURCES
(Annual Report)
18th, 1961
Accession Number: MdHR 786865, Location: 2/8/6/4, E14850

pp. 94-96, MEETINGS AND PUBLIC HEARINGS BY THE COMMISSION
July 14, 1960 - Potomac Electric Power Company, Dickerson Power Plant, application to take a minimum of 125 cfs and a maximum of 225 cfs of water from Potomac River for cooling purposes. (p. 94)

October 13, 1960 - West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, Luke, Allegany County, application to erect power lines across the North Branch of Potomac River. (p. 94)

October 13, 1960 - Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company application to lay a double armored submarine cable across the Potomac River from Montgomery County, Maryland to Loudoun County, Virginia, in the vicinity of Tenfoot Island. (p. 95)

May 11, 1961 - The Commission consented to include in its cooperative agreement for surface water investigations a contribution from the Virginia Electric Power Company for the installation and operation of water temperature recorders at the gaging stations at Luke and Kitzmiller on the North Branch of the Potomac River. (p. 96)

June 1, 1961 - Authorized request of a budget amendment for fiscal year 1962 of $6,000 as Maryland's contribution to a cooperative siltation study in Potomac River basin. (p. 96)

June 8, 1961 - Government of District of Columbia application to cross Potomac River with a sanitary sewer near Washington Aqueduct Dam. (p. 96)

June 8, 1961 - Washington Gas Light Company application to lay two gas lines under the bed of the Potomac River from near Fort Foote in Prince George's County to Dyke Overlook in Fairfax County, Virginia. (p. 96)

June 8, 1961 - City of Piedmont, West Virginia, application to cross North Branch of Potomac River with a sewer line to connect with the Upper Potomac River Commision's sewer at Westernport in Allegany County. (p. 96)

Nineteenth Annual Report (1962)
BOARD OF NATURAL RESOURCES
(Annual Report)
19th, 1962
Accession Number: MdHR 786866, Location: 2/8/6/4, E14851

pp. 114-117 MEETINGS AND PUBLIC HEARINGS BY COMMISSION
September 14, 1961 - Potomac Edison Company application to lay pipe line across Potomac River at Williamsport for conveyance of ash. (p. 114)

September 14, 1961 - District of Columbia application to cross Potomac River with a concrete sewer pipe 4,800 feet upstream from Watts Branch, Montgomery County. (p. 114)

October 12, 1961 - Conclusion of hearing on Potomac Edison application. (p. 115)

October 12, 1961 - West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company application to expand the filtration plant on North Branch of Potomac River at Luke. (p. 115)

November 9, 1961 - Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company application to replace an aerial cable across Potomac River near mouth of Patterson Creek. (p. 115)

April 12, 1962 - Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company application to lash a 200 pair 24 gauge cable to serve the Rocket Center in West Virginia to a cable across the Potomac River south of the Pinto bridge in Allegany County, allowed in a permit issued September 15, 1959. (p. 116)

Twentieth Annual Report (1963)
BOARD OF NATURAL RESOURCES
(Annual Report)
20th, 1963
Accession Number: MdHR 786867, Location: 2/8/6/4, E14852

pp. 131-134, MEETINGS AND PUBLIC HEARINGS BY COMMISSION
November 8, 1962 - Approval for continuation of siltation stations, one on the Potomac at Point of Rocks and one on the Monocacy near Frederick, during fiscal years 1963 and 1964 subject to obtaining emergency funds. (p. 132)

March 14, 1963 - Approval granted Fairfax County Water Authority for further extension of their permit to take and use water from the Potomac River for a period of one additional year ending February 25, 1964. (p. 133)

Twenty-First Annual Report (1964)
BOARD OF NATURAL RESOURCES
(Annual Report)
21st, 1964
Accession Number: MdHR 786868, Location: 2/8/6/4, E14853

pp. 137-142, MEETINGS AND PUBLIC HEARINGS BY COMMISSION
February 13, 1964 - Request from Fairfax County Water Authority for further extension of their permit issued April 10, 1958 to take and use water from the Potomac River. (p. 141)

May 14, 1961 - Application of the Great Eastern Utilities Corporation, Loudoun County, Virginia to take 3,500,000 gallons of water a day from the Potomac River for the water needs of a development to be known as "Sterling Park." (p. 142)

May 14, 1961 - Application of the Board of County Supervisors of Fairfax County, Virginia to lay a sanitary sewer crossing under the Potomac River, approximately 1,000 feet downstream of Vaso Island to connect to the Potomac Interceptor Sewer near Carderock, Maryland. (p. 142)

Twenty-Second Annual Report (1965)
BOARD OF NATURAL RESOURCES
(Annual Report)
22nd, 1965
Accession Number: MdHR 786869, Location: 2/8/6/4, E14854

Page 14 - DREDGING OF SAND AND GRAVEL - outlines the details of the application of an owner of riparian land on the Virginia side of the Potomac River who applied for a mineral lease which would permit him to remove sand and gravel from the bed of the river between the shore and Watkins Island.

Page 14 - SURFACE WATER USE PERMITS - In Montgomery County, The Great Eastern Utilities Incorporated was granted a permit for use of 3,500,000 gallons of water a day from the Potomac River.

Twenty-Fifth Annual Report (1968)
 BOARD OF NATURAL RESOURCES
(Annual Report)
25th, 1968
Accession Number: MdHR 786872, Location: 2/8/6/4, E14857

Page 138 - SURFACE WATER APPROPRIATION PERMITS - Leesburg, Va. receives a permit.

Pages 138-139 - DAMS AND WATERWAY OBSTRUCTIONS - The town of Leesburg and the West Virginia Pulp & Paper Company receive Obstruction permits.