STRATEGIC GOAL APoint and NPS loads, as well as temperature and other physical factors (salinity, etc.) at "safe" levels |
INTERMEDIATE GOALS:1.Change public understanding
of pollutants delivered to waterways /change behavior
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STRATEGIC GOAL MEASURES:
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decrease in nitrogen to safe levels ·
decrease in TSS to safe levels ·
stable temperature at appropriate level ·
increase in DO to appropriate levels ·
decrease in fecal coliforms to safe levels ·
reduction in stormwater runoff to safe levels |
INTERMEDIATE GOAL MEASURES:
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increase in wetland area permanently protected ·
decrease in the number of wetland permits issued ·
decrease in area of wetland impacts permitted ·
increase in riparian area permanently protected ·
increase in the amount of area placed in easements or fee-simple acquisition ·
decrease in failing septic systems ·
trend in number of permits for new development ·
trend in permits for redevelopment ·
increase in number of developments using LID (Low Impact
Development) ·
number of tmdl’s implemented ·
decrease in percentage of waterways with anoxic conditions ·
increase in number of BMPs ·
increase in nuber of comp plans with required
environmental components ·
increase in number of comp plans implemented ·
number of 5 year septic pump-outs ·
decrease in number of buffer violations ·
increase in number of agricultural conservation plans ·
increase in number of forestry BMPs · decrease in number of forestry violations · increase in percentage of reach showing improved understanding of pollutants delivered to waterways and their effects (via survey) |
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