Priority Water Resources: With limited local money, groundwater aquifer protection will take priority over surface water protection. With limited local money, protection of the first encountered bedrock aquifer will take priority over lower aquifers. With limited local money, watersheds with documented water quality exceeding state and federal standards will receive priority over watersheds without documented exceedances. Existing Budget (2016): State Natural Resources Block Grants and County Revenue Amount a) Water Management Plan Implementation $104,000 b) Feedlot Regulation $ 79,000 c) Shoreland Regulation $ 6000 d) Wetland Regulation $ 32,000 e) Sewage Treatment System Regulation $ 89,000 2. Soil and Conservation District $ In-kind 3. State and Federal Agencies $ In-kind 4. Private Contributions $ In-kind 5. Environmental Trust Fund $ 22,000 Total $332,000 Implementation Plan Legend - Primary Partner Agencies SWCD Soil and Water Conservation District MDH Minnesota Department of Health DNR Department of Natural Resources BWSR Board of Water and Soil Resources MPCA Minnesota Pollution Control Agency MDA Minnesota Department of Agriculture NRCS Natural Resource Conservation Service SEMWRB Southeast Minnesota Resources Board MGS Minnesota Geological Survey ZWP Zumbro Watershed Partnership U of M University of Minnesota LCCMR Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources CRWD Cedar River Watershed District JPB Joint Powers Board IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (Revised Format) CORE ACTIVITIES (These activities support all Concerns” and all Management Plan Objectives”): “Priority “Water
Priority Water Resources: With limited local money, groundwater aquifer protection will take priority over surface water protection. With limited local money, protection of the first encountered bedrock aquifer will take priority over lower aquifers. With limited local money, watersheds with documented water quality exceeding state and federal standards will receive priority over watersheds without documented exceedances. Existing Budget (2016): State Natural Resources Block Grants and County Revenue Amount a) Water Management Plan Implementation $104,000 b) Feedlot Regulation $ 79,000 c) Shoreland Regulation $ 6000 d) Wetland Regulation $ 32,000 e) Sewage Treatment System Regulation $ 89,000 2. Soil and Conservation District $ In-kind 3. State and Federal Agencies $ In-kind 4. Private Contributions $ In-kind 5. Environmental Trust Fund $ 22,000 Total $332,000 Implementation Plan Legend - Primary Partner Agencies SWCD Soil and Water Conservation District MDH Minnesota Department of Health DNR Department of Natural Resources BWSR Board of Water and Soil Resources MPCA Minnesota Pollution Control Agency MDA Minnesota Department of Agriculture NRCS Natural Resource Conservation Service SEMWRB Southeast Minnesota Resources Board MGS Minnesota Geological Survey ZWP Zumbro Watershed Partnership U of M University of Minnesota LCCMR Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources CRWD Cedar River Watershed District JPB Joint Powers Board IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (Revised Format) CORE ACTIVITIES (These activities support all “Priority Concerns” and all “Water Management Plan Objectives”):
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