Watershed plan definition

Watershed plan means a comprehensive study of the activities and sources that contribute to water quality or water quantity problems and identifies the location of those problem areas within a specific watershed boundary. It also serves as a framework for how, where and what stormwater management tools will be applied to address those water quality or water quantity problems.

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Watershed plan means a plan adopted under chapter 90.82 RCW.

Watershed plan means a watershed plan update adopted under RCW

Examples of Watershed plan in a sentence

• The parties agree that the Policy Committee established under the Memorandum of Agreement for the purpose of developing the One Watershed, One Plan shall continue to operate cooperatively, but not as a single entity, for the purpose of implementation of the North Fork Crow River Watershed plan.

• The parties agree that the Policy Committee established under the Memorandum of Agreement for the purpose of developing the One Watershed, One Plan shall continue to operate cooperatively and collaboratively, but not as a separate entity, for the purpose of continued planning of, review of, advising on, and coordinating of the implementation of the One Watershed, One Plan Root River Watershed plan.

• DELIVERABLE: Chapter 6 of the Watershed plan – this should complete the planning document PE will support the subrecipient’s submission of revised CRS plan to staff at NFIP for review and comments.

• Chapter 6 of the Watershed plan – this should complete the planning document PE will submit the draft WMP to staff for review and comments.

More Definitions of Watershed plan

Watershed plan means a plan developed by federal, tribal, state, and/or local government agencies or appropriate non-governmental organizations, in consultation with relevant stakeholders, for the specific goal of aquatic resource restoration, creation, enhancement, and preservation. A watershed plan addresses aquatic resource conditions in the watershed, multiple stakeholder interests, and land uses. Watershed plans may also identify priority sites for aquatic resource restoration and protection. Examples of watershed plans include special area management plans, advance identification programs, and wetland management plans.

Watershed plan means a watershed plan is a document that identifies watershed goals and management objectives along with specific action items that are needed. The plan must be developed in consultation with all the key stakeholders within a watershed including but not limited to: federal, state, local, non-governmental, and the private sector. At a minimum, the watershed plan must be officially recognized by the city or town council who is submitting the open space grant application.

Watershed plan means a document prepared by a Local Watershed Group that sets forth a strategy to achieve an ecologically stable watershed, and that does all of the following: (1) Defines the geographical boundaries of the watershed; (2) Describes the natural resource conditions within the watershed; (3) Describes measurable characteristics for water quality improvements; (4) Describes methods for achieving and sustaining water quality improvements; (5) Identifies any person, organization, or Public Agency that is responsible for implementing the methods described in paragraph (4); (6) Provides milestones for implementing the methods described in paragraph (4); and (7) Describes a monitoring program designed to measure the effectiveness of the methods described in paragraph (4).

Watershed plan means an engineering and planning study for the drainage system and/or land areas of a watershed that may include a plan for storm water management in the watershed. Watershed plans can include, but are not limited to, the analysis of flooding problems, water quality problems, potential storm water capital improvements, land use patterns, and regulatory issues for existing and potential future land use conditions and address solutions to these problems.

Watershed plan means the watershed management action plan as described in Section 2(c)(i) of Schedule 3 of Annex I.

Watershed plan means the Salmon-Washougal and Lewis watershed management plan, adopted on July 21, 2006, by the Clark, Cowlitz, and Skamania county commis- sioners.

Watershed plan means a document developed to guide the implementation of practices and activities in a watershed to protect, maintain, and restore the quality of State waters. A watershed plan provides assessment and management information for a geographically defined watershed, including the analyses, actions, participants, and resources related to development and implementation of the plan.