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29. Project Goals and Measures of Success: <br />Goal <br />Measure of Success <br />Improvement in water quality in areas with BMPs <br />installed (reductions in sediment, nutrients). <br />Acquired routine and stormwater quality data will <br />be compared with historic data prior to BMP <br />implementation. This data will show reductions in <br />instream concentrations of pollutants at the local <br />scale <br />Overall improvement of water quality and ability to <br />Increased accuracy of calculations of pollutant <br />track improvements in water quality. <br />load reductions (and resulting instream <br />concentrations) at the subbasin scale and for <br />implemented BMPs. The compilation of additional <br />quality assured data will allow for more accurate <br />assessment of BMP pollution reduction potentials <br />and comparisons of different management <br />measures (for cost effectiveness). Acquired data <br />and analyses will show effectiveness of BMPs and <br />decision makers will be presented with <br />recommendations for future BMP implementation. <br />Quality assured data will be compiled (collected by <br />project partners) that can be used to improve <br />pollution reduction calculations and provide <br />accurate information for decision makers regarding <br />BMP implementation in the watershed; <br />Task 2 and Task6, Quality Assurance/Water <br />Quality Data Acquisition and Analyses: Increased <br />Coordination of the collection of water sampling <br />quantity of quality assured water quality data for <br />efforts in the basin will result in more robust data <br />decision malting purposes. <br />available for decision making, including: routine <br />and continuous surface water quality, and <br />stormwater monitoring. This information will be <br />provided in technical reports and guidance <br />documents. <br />2 demonstration BMPs will be installed on City <br />property with accompanying literature, signage, <br />Task 3 Demonstration and Water Quality <br />resource guide and website; <br />Protection BMPs: Increased awareness of public <br />BMP information will be included in watershed <br />and City and University officials about LID and <br />tour, education and outreach materials; <br />green infrastructure benefits. <br />Report will detail calculated load reductions from <br />BMP implementation to assist decision makers in <br />selection of future BMPs across the watershed. <br />Efforts will increase the regional population's <br />Task 4 Education and Outreach Activities: <br />understanding of nonpoint source pollution and <br />water quality issues in the watershed; <br />Improved watershed and nonpoint source pollution <br />knowledge and awareness in the watershed. <br />Activities will be tracked and will include a website, <br />watershed tour and accompanying materials, (see <br />also Task 5); <br />Task 5: Analysis of Ordinances, Codes & <br />Efficacy and potential quantification of pollution <br />Regulations Impacting Water Quality: Increased <br />prevented from water quality ordinances and land <br />information about efficacy and pollution potential <br />development codes will be reported in cooperation <br />of ordinances, improved decision making <br />with WQPP efforts and will improve decision <br />capabilities, increased tracking of avoided pollution <br />making capabilities and tracking abilities of <br />from ordinances and increased enforcement. <br />pollution mitigation; <br />Page 14 of 27 <br />