Improve Water Quality on a Watershed Sample Clauses

Improve Water Quality on a Watershed. Basis 2.2.1 WQ-SP10.N11 Number of waterbodies identified in 2002 as not attaining water quality standards where standards are now fully attained. (cumulative) 4 Section 2.2.2 3,524
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Improve Water Quality on a Watershed. Basis 2.2.1 WQ- SP10.N11 Number of waterbodies identified in 2002 as not attaining water quality standards where standards are now fully attained. (cumulative) 4,166 (national) 382 (regional) (4,430 FFY18 national) 1 FFY16 1 FFY17 1. Targeted number of water segments fully restored in FFY15-16 and FFY16-17 (SP-10); 1. 2. Targeted number of water quality impairments restored in F FY15-16 and FFY16-17 (SP-11); 1. 2.2.1 WQ-SP11 Remove the specific causes of waterbody impairment identified by states in 2002. (cumulative) 13,228 (national) 920 (regional) 1 FFY16 1 FFY17 1. Targeted number of water segments fully restored in FFY15-16 and FFY16-17 (SP-10); 1. 2. Targeted number of water quality impairments restored in FFY15-16 and FFY16-17 (SP-11); 1. 2.2.1 WQ- SP12.N11 Improve water quality conditions in impaired watersheds nationwide using the watershed approach. (cumulative) 484 (national) 68 (regional) (575 FFY18 national) 1 By January 1, 2016, develop a prioritized list of candidate watersheds for submittal to EPA. The candidate watersheds will be identified based on a number of factors such as: NPS project/activities location information; impairment status; existing data evaluation; identification of data gaps. By May 1, 2016, identify for submittal to EPA at least two near-term, priority watersheds to focus resources for further evaluation and develop workplans, including sampling and analysis plans, to address data and information needs and define milestones necessary to show reasonable progress toward documenting improvement in water quality conditions for each of the near-term, priority watersheds within three years. By September 30, 2016, report to EPA progress on implementing workplans for near- term, priority watersheds, especially status of meeting reasonable progress milestones and need to re-evaluate other candidates in lieu of a near-term, priority watershed(s) if reasonable progress is not being made. TABLE 1: FFY16-17 NATIONAL WATER PROGRAM GUIDANCE MEASURES
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Improve Water Quality on a Watershed. Basis 2.2.1 WQ-SP10.N11 Number of waterbodies identified in 2002 as not attaining water quality standards where standards are now fully attained. (cumulative) 3,979 (national) 376 (regional) 0 1. Targeted number of water segments fully restored in FY14 (SP-10); 0. 2. Targeted number of water quality impairments restored in FY14 (SP-11); 0. 2.2.1 WQ-SP11 Remove the specific causes of waterbody impairment identified by states in 1998. (cumulative) 12,514 (national) 798 (regional) 0 1. Targeted number of water segments fully restored in FY14 (SP-10); 0. 2. Targeted number of water quality impairments restored in FY14 (SP-11); 0. 2.2.1 WQ-SP12.N11 Improve water quality conditions in impaired watersheds nationwide using the watershed approach. (cumulative) 446 (national) 59 (regional) 1 FFY15 – 1 watershed. 2.2.1 WQ-03a Number, and national percent, of states and territories that within the preceding three year period, submitted new or revised water quality criteria acceptable to EPA that reflect new scientific information from EPA or other resources not considered in the previous standards. 37 (national) 66.1% (national) 4 (regional) N/A Continually review water quality standards and revise them if necessary in accordance with State and Federal statute and Water Quality Control Commission schedule. 1. Scoping Hearing Reg #31: 10/2014. 2. Formulation Hearing Reg #38: 11/2014. 3. Rulemaking Hearing All Regs (Temp Mods): 12/2014. 4. Rulemaking Reg #38 6/2014. 5. Prepare notice for Temp Mods rulemaking (by 8/1/2015). 6. Finalize Policy 98-1, Guidance for Implementation of Colorado's Narrative Sediment Standards. 2.2.1 WQ-09a Estimated annual reduction in million pounds of nitrogen from nonpoint sources to waterbodies (Section 319 funded projects only). 9.1 N/A Report actual load reductions in GRTS as project-specific information. Request load reduction estimates from new projects.
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