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Res 2019-063/Interlocal Agreement with Texas State University for Watershed Protection Plan funding; providing for the reimbursement by Texas State University to the City of San Marcos in the sum of $35,000 for the development of best management practice
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Res 2019-063/Interlocal Agreement with Texas State University for Watershed Protection Plan funding; providing for the reimbursement by Texas State University to the City of San Marcos in the sum of $35,000 for the development of best management practice
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Page 8 Of 27 <br />Yes M No El <br />If yes, complete the additional items below. <br />Document Title: Upper San Marcos Watershed Protection Plan (to be <br />submitted to TCEQ February 2017) <br />19. Implements a <br />Developing Organization: The Meadows Center for Water and the <br />WBP or Total <br />Environment <br />Maximum Daily Load <br />(TMDL) <br />State Agency Overseeing Plan:: TCEQ <br />Implementation Plan <br />(I -Plan) <br />Year Finalized: estimated to be accepted by EPA in the Summer 2017 <br />Measures to Implement: 1. Structural BMPs/retrofits for existing <br />development; 2. Demonstration projects to encourage adoption of <br />water quality protection/LID practices and to determine efficacy; 3. <br />Education and Outreach Strategies; 4. Non -Structural Management <br />Measures; 5. Analysis and improvement of Codes & Regulations <br />impacting water quality; and 6. Information gathering to address data <br />gaps. <br />20. Assessment Unit (AU) <br />Parameter(s) ofImpairment: <br />Water Quality Status <br />on the QL4 Taxas <br />Category: <br />InLe��� <br />Parameter(s) of Concern: n/a <br />21. Addresses <br />Yes X No D <br />Groundwater <br />If yes, complete the items below. <br />Constituents of <br />Concern: <br />Aquifer(s): Edwards (Balcones Fault Zone) <br />(See Appendix D of the <br />Texas NPS <br />Constituents of Concern: Arsenic, Fluoride, Nitrate, Selenium, <br />Management <br />Chloride, Iron, Manganese, Sulfate, Dissolved Solids, Radioactivity <br />Pro am) <br />(Implementation of the WPP will address Nitrates and Dissolved <br />Solids, at a minimum) <br />Yes El No M <br />If yes, complete the items below. <br />Measures to Implement: <br />22. Implements the <br />Will the project address any of the following outstanding management <br />Texas Coastal NPS <br />measures in the Coastal Zone? <br />Pollution Control <br />LAI.A. New Development <br />Pyo gEgM(See <br />EIII.B. Watershed Protection <br />Boundary Ma <br />E11I.C. Site Development <br />EIIV.A. Existing Development <br />EIV.B. Operating Onsite Disposal Systems <br />EIVIL Roads, Highways, and Bridges <br />Page 8 Of 27 <br />
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