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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Check the appropriate boxes correlating to the Program Components, Objectives, and Milestones of the Texas NPS Management Program. The Components are described in Chapter 1. The Long- and Short - Term Objectives are in Chapter 2. The Milestones are found in Chapter 2 and Appendix E of the Texas NPS Management Progr_ am. Long -Term Objectives: IN 2© 3® 40 50 6© 7© 8 Short -Term Objectives: Data Collection and Assessment: AN B ❑x C ❑ D ❑ E ❑x Implementation: AN BD CM DN Education: AN B0 CO DO EM F❑ GN 23. Implements the Texas Components (Ch. 1): 2N 30 4N 5N 6N 70 8N 9 ❑ SIPS Management Pr2gEanr, Milestones: Priority Watershed Milestones (Ch. 2): Stakeholder Participation ©Water Quality Monitoring Modeling ❑Plan Development El Implementation ❑x NPS Program Milestones (Appendix E): ❑X Milestone/Measurement: ST2/A,C Watershed Coordination ST2/D Implement WPPs ST2/B,C Load Reductions Priority Waterbodies: Upper San Marcos River (1814) Yes ®No❑ Activities required under an MS4 Permit or the associated SWMP are not eligible for CWA Section ,319 funds. Please refer to the "What Activities Are Eligible" section of the TCEQ webpage for more information regarding funding restrictions within stormwater permit areas. Based on review of the permit and in consultation with City of San Marcos and Texas State University, no activities in this proposed program, or under this project, are required under the MS4 permit. TCEQ funding will be used to support any activities required under the MS4 Permit, nor will MS4 provide funding to supplement TCEQ- funded activities that are part of the proposed project. Page 9 of 27 If the project is selected for development, the applicant will be 24. Project is in an area expected to provide copies of the MS4 Permit, Stormwater covered under a Management Program (SWMP), and most recentAnnual Report for all regulated MS4s within the project area. Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System MS4 Permit Holder: City of San Marcos and Texas State University (MS4) Permit: Based on review of the permit and in consultation with City of San Marcos and Texas State University, no activities in this proposed program, or under this project, are required under the MS4 permit. TCEQ funding will be used to support any activities required under the MS4 Permit, nor will MS4 provide funding to supplement TCEQ- funded activities that are part of the proposed project. Page 9 of 27