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http://ndep.nv.gov/bwpc/sourcewater.htm http://ndep.nv.gov/bwpc/wellhead.htm Kim Borgzinner Bureau of Safe Drinking Water 775.687.9503 kborgzinner@ndep.nv.gov 12-07-16: NNWPC Agenda Item 6 ISWPP is a comprehensive, voluntary approach

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Kim Borgzinner

Bureau of Safe Drinking Water 775.687.9503 kborgzinner@ndep.nv.gov

http://ndep.nv.gov/bwpc/sourcewater.htm http://ndep.nv.gov/bwpc/wellhead.htm

12-07-16: NNWPC Agenda Item 6

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ISWPP is a comprehensive, voluntary approach empowering communities to develop and implement a plan to protect their drinking water supplies. We help your community protect your drinking water.

What is the Integrated Source Water Protection Program (ISWPP)?

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CWA – Clean Water Act NPDES – National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System NPS – Nonpoint Source Program TMDL – Total Maximum Daily Load SDWA – Safe Drinking Water Act CDP – Capacity Development Program PWSS – Public Water System Supervision Program SWAP – Source Water Assessment Program SWP – Source Water Protection UIC – Underground Injection Control WHP – Wellhead Protection

SWAP WHP

SWP

NPDES

TMDL UIC PWSS NPS

CDP

CWA SDWA

What is Integrated

Source Water Protection?

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Washoe County

Watershed

Ground Water Surface Water

400,000+ Population 248 Wells 91 Regulated PWSs

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How does this work?

Team Building

Stakeholder Support
Meeting Facilitation
Presentations
Coordination

Plan Development

Technical Expertise
Author Plan
Coordinate Plan Acceptance/Approval

Implementation

Action Plan
Investigate Funding Opportunities
Technical Assistance
Education/Outreach

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Community Commitment

Choose to Participate (Request to NDEP) Dedicate Staff to Planning Effort Support Plan Development, Acceptance/Approval and Implementation

Stakeholders

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County Participation to Date

Douglas-2012 White Pine-2012 Nye-2013 Lyon-2014 Carson City-2015 Churchill-2016 Humboldt-Pending Approval 2016 Washoe-Start 2017

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The guiding principle is that each community must carefully develop its own flexible, realistic planning perspective which is specific to that community.

Stakeholder Development

Significant overlap for these planning efforts Planning momentum

Management Strategy Development Plan Implementation

ONE TRUCKEE RIVER MANAGEMENT PLAN COMMUNITY SOURCE WATER PROTECTION PLAN NPS WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLAN

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Nevada Department of Conservation & Natural Resources Division of Environmental Protection

Birgit Henson Nonpoint Source (NPS) Branch Supervisor Bureau of Water Quality Planning 775-687-9550 bhenson@ndep.nv.gov

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Nevada’s NPS Program funds projects to mitigate or reduce NPS pollution

Including funding regional groups & coordinating with them to develop Watershed Plans

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Truckee Meadows Why Now?

Instant opportunity to leverage resources and ensure collaboration

Coordination Opportunity ISWPP/NPS-EPA Supported ISWPP Moving into Washoe County TMSWPCC Watershed Management Plan Update Washoe County 208 Plan Revision One Truckee River Plan Action Item NDEP NPS Program Priority

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The Nexus between ISWPP and NPS: Create WMP Stakeholder Group

Stakeholders work together to scope work for the development of a coordinated Watershed Management Plan and procure necessary funding.

Community NPS ISWPP

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3 Goals of Nevada’s NPS State Management Plan

The Truckee River is a Priority Watershed called out in the NPS State Management Plan

Goal #1 Reduce NPS Pollution in Impaired Waters Goal #2 Watershed Stewardship Education Goal #3 Interagency Coordination for NPS Implementation

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Benefits of coordinating with the NDEP Watershed Planning Process?

800 K 200 K

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EPA’s watershed implementation plans based on “9 Elements”

1. Identify causes and sources
2. Estimate of load reductions expected from

management measures

3. Describe management measures needed
4. Estimate costs needed to implement the plan
5. Public education component
6. Schedule of implementation
7. Measurable milestones
8. Criteria to determine if load reductions being

met

9. Monitoring component to assess

effectiveness of plan

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Questions?

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Contact Information

Birgit Henson Nonpoint Source Branch Supervisor Bureau of Water Quality Planning Nevada Division of Environmental Protection 775-687-9550 bhenson@ndep.nv.gov www.ndep.nv.gov/bwqp