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TRUCKEE MEADOWS WATERSHED MANAGEMENT & PROTECTION PLAN FOR TRIBUTARIES TO THE TRUCKEE RIVER PLAN UPDATE THERESA JONES, M.S., P.E. COORDINATOR, TRUCKEE MEADOWS STORM WATER PERMIT COORDINATING COMMITTEE 12-07-16: NNWPC Agenda Item 5

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TRUCKEE MEADOWS WATERSHED MANAGEMENT & PROTECTION PLAN FOR TRIBUTARIES TO THE TRUCKEE RIVER PLAN UPDATE

THERESA JONES, M.S., P.E. COORDINATOR, TRUCKEE MEADOWS STORM WATER PERMIT COORDINATING COMMITTEE

12-07-16: NNWPC Agenda Item 5

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WATERSHED PLAN UPDATE – WHY NOW?

REQUESTING $70,000 BECAUSE…
SYNERGISM/MOMENTUM WITH LAUNCH OF ONE TRUCKEE RIVER PLAN
TWO VOLUNTARY PROGRAMS TO PARTNER WITH
INTEGRATED SOURCE WATER PROTECTION PROGRAM (ISWPP)
NONPOINT SOURCE PROGRAM (NPS)
OPPORTUNITY TO LEVERAGE LOCAL RESTORATION FUNDS WITH AVAILABLE 319 FUNDS

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ID Pollutant Sources Expected Load Reduction Needed Mgmt. Measures Cost to Implement Public Education Implement Schedule Measure Milestones Load Reduction Criteria Effectiveness Monitoring

EPA’s NINE MININMUM ELEMENTS OF ANY WATERSHED PLAN (2008)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

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PLANS/STUDIES MONITORING/MAPPING

WHAT DO WE HAVE?

GAP ANALYSIS REPORT

WHAT DO WE NEED?

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WRWC

MONITOR STORM WATER TRIBUTARY ASSESSMENTS LOW IMPACT DEVELOPMENT CONSTRUCTION MANUALS

$262,500 WRWC Annual Contribution to SWMP $6,100,000 Agencies Annual Contribution to SWMP

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SWPCC Monitoring Complies with EPA Elements:

1. Identify Pollution

Causes/Sources

2. Estimate Load Reductions
3. Needed Management

Measures

7. Measureable Milestones
8. Load Reduction Criteria
9. Effectiveness Monitoring

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Tributary Assessments Complies with EPA Elements:

1. Identify Pollution Causes/Sources
2. Estimate Load Reductions
3. Needed Management Measures
4. Estimate Implementation Costs
6. Implementation Schedule

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Design Manuals & Handbooks Complies with EPA Elements:

1. Identify Pollution

Causes/Sources

2. Estimating Load

Reductions

3. Needed

Management Measures

5. Public Education

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WAT E R Q U A L I T Y P RO T E C T I O N

NPS ISWPP SWMP (SWPCC)

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STAKEHOLDERS LIST - 2003 PLAN

FEDERAL/TRIBAL

BLM EPA – REGION 9 USFWS USFS NRCS PL PAIUTE TRIBE WASHOE TRIBE

STATE

BUREAU OF HEALTH PROTECTION SERVICES DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIVISION OF WILDLIFE FARM BUREAU

LOCAL

RENO/SPARKS/WASHOE CO. CD WC ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH WASHOE-STOREY CONSERVATION DIST. TMWA/TMWRF CABS/NABS RENO-SPARKS REALTOR’S ASSN. TRUCKEE RIVER YACHT CLUB KENNEDY/JENKS CONSULTANTS

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WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLAN UPDATE EFFORT

TMSWPCC 1ST STEP: GAP ANALYSIS 2ND STEP: PRIORITIZE 3RD STEP: STAKEHOLDER TEAM IDENTIFIED BY ISWPP EFFORT 4TH STEP: BEGIN PHASE 2

STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIP BUILDING

ISWPP VOLUNTARY EFFORT: OPPORTUNITY FOR STAKEHOLDER DEVELOPMENT

PLAN GUIDANCE

NPS VOLUNTARY EFFORT: OPPORTUNITY TO LEVERAGE LOCAL FUNDING

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