AREAS OF AGREEMENT. The GHS and CHAG shall improve partnership in all 9 Health System areas as defined in the Ougadougou Declaration on Primary Health Care and Health Systems as follows; Leadership & Governance, Human Resource for Health, Health Service Delivery, Health Financing, Health Technology, Health Information, Community Ownership and Participation, Partnerships for Health Development and Health Research.
AREAS OF AGREEMENT.
A. Air Protection
AREAS OF AGREEMENT a. The Rock River TMDL will be used to determine phosphorus allocations for nonpoint, MS4’s and point sources with contributions to reaches located within the Yahara Watershed.
b. The phosphorus baseline for nonpoint in the Yahara Watershed will be based on the most recent information available. Specifically, baseline for nonpoint will be determined using results from the Yahara Clean SWAT model, with an adjustment made to account for agricultural BMPS put in place during the period of 2009-2011.
c. Phosphorus allocations for nonpoint, MS4s and point sources will be based on the allocations contained in the approved Rock River TMDL.
d. Compliance with required phosphorus load reductions, and by extension, compliance with applicable water quality criteria for phosphorus and TSS will be determined by calculation using the best available modeling tools. In general, agricultural BMPs characterized as soft practices will be modeled at the field scale using SNAP-Plus and at the watershed level (when appropriate) using SWAT. Urban BMPs will generally be modeled using SLAMM or the P8 Urban Catchment Model. These models may not be appropriate for the full range of agricultural and urban BMPs. Other models may be substituted as deemed appropriate, subject to agreement by the parties to this MOU.
e. WDNR will establish a protocol for developing site specific water quality criterion by administrative rule. A site specific criterion for phosphorus will be developed for Badfish Creek consistent with this protocol.
f. Phosphorus mass limitations placed in the permit of any participant in a full scale adaptive management project in the Yahara Watershed will be derived from the relevant load or wasteload allocation in the Rock River TMDL. The limitation will be placed in permits at the time of permit reissuance.
g. Phosphorus concentration limitations placed in the permits of point sources at the time of permit reissuance will be consistent with the limitations specified for point sources in the adaptive management section of NR 217.
h. If a best management practice (BMP) funded under an adaptive management pilot or a full scale adaptive management project subsequently becomes mandated by local, state and/or federal law, the phosphorus and TSS reduction associated with that BMP will continue to be credited against the total reduction required. However, phosphorus reduction credits cannot be double counted (i.e. multiple parties cannot use the same credit to offset their re...
AREAS OF AGREEMENT. All Parties agree to establish and participate in a statewide “Interagency Directors Team” (hereinafter referred to as “IDT”) for the purposes of managing, designing, facilitating and implementing an integrated approach to a child and adolescent System of Care which shares funding, resources and informs policy. The IDT shall work to enable the children served by the Parties to grow up to be healthy adults who live in the community, are employed, choose and guide their care, in the least restrictive and most integrated environments possible. The IDT shall:
