Watershed Management Plan Sample Clauses

Watershed Management Plan. The Organization shall prepare a Watershed Management Plan for the Upper Rum River Watershed. The plan shall be in compliance with Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 103B.231, Subd. 4 and 6 as from time to time amended. The Chapter describes plan contents to include but not limited to the following.
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Watershed Management Plan. As required by law, the Joint Powers Board shall prepare and adopt a Watershed Management Plan as required by law.
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Watershed Management Plan. The Commission shall develop a watershed management 5 plan including a capital improvement program in conformance with Minn. Stat. § 103B.231. The 6 Commission shall adopt the plan within 120 days after BWSR's approval of the plan. After adoption, the 7 Commission shall implement the watershed management plan and enforce the regulations set out in the plan.
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Watershed Management Plan. Submittal of the Plan. The CRWA will recommend the plan to the parties of the Agreement. The CRWA will be responsible for initiating a formal review process for the watershed-based plan conforming to Minnesota Statutes Chapters 103B and 103D, including public hearings. Upon completion of local review and comment, and approval of the plan for submittal by each party, the CRWA will submit the watershed-based plan jointly to the Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources (BWSR) for review and approval.
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Watershed Management Plan. (Plan). The Commission shall prepare and/or update a water management plan, as required by the Act. The Plan, either a new one or an updated one, shall be recommended to the Board of Directors for approval. The Plan shall be compliant with Minnesota Statutes, Ch. 103B as it may be amended and applicable Minnesota Rules. The Plan shall be subject to the appropriate governmental unit review as required by the Act.
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Watershed Management Plan. (Plan). The Board shall adopt a water management plan, as required by the Act. The Plan shall be subject to the appropriate governmental unit review as required by the Act.
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Watershed Management Plan. The Organization shall prepare a Watershed Management Plan for the Sunrise River Watershed. The plan shall be in compliance with Minnesota Statutes, chapter 103B.231, Subd. 4 as from time to time amended. This Chapter describes plan contents to include but not limited to the following:
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Watershed Management Plan. The Northwest Florida Water Management District, in cooperation with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, developed the Pensacola Bay System Surface Water Improvement and Management Plan in 1997. In 2005, the Bay Area Resources Council, under the auspices of the West Florida Regional Planning Council developed the Pensacola Bay Area Watershed Management Plan, which includes components that identify causes and sources that need to be controlled, action plans for measures to achieve load reductions, information, education and monitoring components. The City of Pensacola (Grantee) also has a stormwater management plan to aid water quality. PROJECT OVERVIEW: The City of Pensacola is one of the oldest cities in the state of Florida, with a history of urban settlement dating back 300 years. In this coastal community, tropical storms and hurricanes have periodically reminded residents of the critical need to manage the large volumes of runoff generated in short time periods by sub- tropical weather systems. Urbanization has put substantial pressure on both the natural and man-made hydrologic systems to accommodate increasing amounts of runoff carrying ever more complex pollutants. All of the runoff from the City discharges into the Pensacola Bay watershed. With only a few exceptions, the runoff within the watershed passes through some feature of the Grantee’s conveyance system, discharging to either Bayou Chico or Bayou Texar en route to Pensacola Bay. As the City has largely "built-out", the land available for stormwater treatment and storage facilities has diminished, and intense urban development is leading to increasing impervious area coverage and stormwater runoff volume. Many areas of this urbanized watershed were developed before implementation of the 1982 State surface-water rule (Chapter 17-25 FAC) and lack any means of formal treatment addressing water quality. As a result, stormwater runoff from those developed areas often discharges at rates exceeding pre-development flows and in some cases directly to Pensacola Bay. The Grantee has moved on several fronts within the last several years to address stormwater impacts. First, and foremost, improving stormwater management has been elevated to a priority concern by both the City Council and city staff. This reflected in both operational changes as well as reflected in the Grantee's budget. A Stormwater Management Improvement Plan was developed and is posted on the Grantee’s web site. Educat...
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