Development of Watershed Goals Sample Clauses

Development of Watershed Goals. This task involves developing and balancing watershed management goals for natural system enhancement and/or restoration, sustainable water supply, water quality enhancement, and flood protection, and as well as satisfying landfill cover needs and coordinating with potential recreational opportunities. Sarasota County held an initial goalsetting meeting on November 17, 2004. This meeting included representatives of County Administration, Solid Waste, Watershed Management, GIS, Utilities, Water Resources, Navigational Waterways, Resource Protection, Mitigation and Restoration, Hydrologic Initiatives, and Land Use Planning. In preparation for this meeting, relevant Sarasota Comprehensive Plan Goals, Objectives and Policies were inventoried along with those contained in the SWFWMD Comprehensive Watershed Management Plan and the CHNEP Comprehensive Conservation Plan. The goals established through this initial effort will be further work-shopped and refined with the community and other partners including, SWFWMD, CHNEP, the Peace River Regional Water Planning Alliance (PRRWPA) and the Xxxx Bay watershed stakeholders group proposed under a separate task. Development of goals for the watershed will also be coordinated with grant funding requests. Deliverables: Watershed Goals to be provided as part of the Watershed Management Plan Report TASK 4 – DEVELOPMENT OF XXXX BAY WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PLAN TASK 4.1 NATURAL SYSTEMS This scope element consists of developing a natural systems chapter for the plan and related natural systems evaluations. Specific issues that will be addressed in this chapter will be a mapping of existing shoreline habitats within the Xxxx and Xxxxxxx Bay estuaries, evaluation of existing biological and habitat data (for Xxxx and Xxxxxxx Xxxx, Shakett Creek, Xxxxx Creek, and Fox Creek), assessment of potential watershed stressors on biological communities, assessment of sediment characteristics and sedimentation rates, development of biological indicators and life history requirements associated with various estuarine salinity regimes, evaluation of Minimum Flows and Levels data collected by the SWFWMD, and an assessment of potential restoration/enhancement sites for the study area. Since one of the alternatives for watershed restoration/enhancement includes surface water withdrawal or diversion from Xxxx and Xxxxxxx Xxxx, a hydro biological monitoring plan will be drafted to address the SWFWMD’s Water Use Permit (WUP) requirements. The informat...
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Development of Watershed Goals. 4. Development of Xxxx Bay Comprehensive Watershed Management Plan.

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