Watershed Management Clause Samples

Watershed Management. (a) Natural Resource Conservation and Livelihoods Improvement
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Watershed Management. Belize commits to undertaking the development of a watershed management plan to address water quality monitoring, nutrient loading and garbage disposal for at least two (2) major watersheds.
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Watershed Management. Assure a viable Long Island Sound watershed that supports vibrant and healthy aquatic life, and minimizes the negative effects of erosion, sedimentation, and flooding on the Sound and its tributaries and embayments. 1. By 2010, Connecticut and New York will work toward a goal of having 50 percent of their respective areas in the watershed developing or implementing watershed restoration strategies. 3. By 2004, Connecticut and New York will assess the amount of riparian forest buffer in their portions of the watershed using available land use/land cover data. Through watershed planning efforts, the states will encourage the establishment of targets to expand the percentage of riverine miles with forested buffers.
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Watershed Management.  Frequently and systematically inspect and document riparian areas and wetlands for noxious weed establishment and spread. Eradicate new infestations immediately because effective tools for riparian-area weed management are limited.  Promote dense growth of desirable vegetation in riparian areas (where appropriate) to minimize the availability of germination sites for weed seeds or propagules transported from upstream or upslope areas.  Address the risk of invasion by noxious weeds and other invasive species in watershed restoration projects and water quality management plans.
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Watershed Management. The development and implementation of comprehensive watershed management plans are crucial for safeguarding and enhancing local water resources. This process involves assessing the unique characteristics of the watershed, including its hydrology, ecology, and land use patterns. Key steps include identifying critical areas that contribute to water quality and quantity, engaging stakeholders such as community members, government agencies, and environmental organizations, and setting specific, measurable goals for water resource protection.
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Watershed Management. AVAILABLE TECHNIQUES 1. Engineering measures 2. Biological measures Table-2.3: Basis for selection of catchment area treatment measures Treatment measure Basis for selection
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Watershed Management. LCRA will take all reasonable measures to encourage best management practices to protect water quality in the portion of the Colorado River watershed over which it has jurisdiction for water quality purposes.
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Watershed Management. The exclusive language found in this draft agreement seems contradictory to the idea of watershed based management, as has been adopted by both EPA and Ecology. Please clarify how EPA and Ecology can develop a partnership exclusive of the Tribes and still deliver water quality protection throughout Washington State. We believe this approach is contrary to EPA's Indian Policy as well as its commitment to work directly with tribes. (NWIFC and Yakama Nation) It is not EPA or the state's intention to exclude the tribes from participation in this agreement. On the contrary, the objectives and performance measures outline activities where tribal participation is encouraged. Additionally, Ecology's Watershed Approach to Water Quality Management directs the agency to seek involvement of all affected federal, state, and local agencies, tribes, and stakeholders in the development and implementation of watershed plans. Please see additions to the Performance Partnership Agreement's Introduction and Guiding Principles Sections as well as Goal #1; Objectives #1(a) and (b), 2(a), 3, 7(a), 9 and 9(a), and 13(a) and (b), revised; and Performance Measures #4, 11(a),(b), and (c), 13(a),(b), and (c), and 16(c).
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Watershed Management. 1. The watershed management activities to be carried out under Part C (1) of the Project shall not be commenced until and unless: (a) ANF has prepared, in consultation with the principal parties concerned (including, the technical services personnel and the APCs of the communities and others concerned), and has furnished to the Bank the respective medium-term plan (the "Plans") outlining the activities to be undertaken under said Part C (1) in each watershed; (b) both the Bank and the Borrower have approved the said Plans; (c) the Borrower has taken all measures necessary, satisfactory to the Bank, with the parties concerned to ensure the proper (i) carrying out of said Plans, (ii) safeguarding of all related investments made pursuant thereto, and (iii) payment by said parties of a suitable portion of the costs of implementing said Plans. 2. The Borrower shall: (a) take all measures necessary to ensure the prompt implementation of the said Plans as approved by the Bank; (b) establish appropriate procedures adequate to enable it to monitor and evaluate, in accordance with guidelines satisfactory to the Bank, the carrying out of said Plans; (c) prepare and furnish to the Bank, not later than September 30 of each Fiscal Year, a report, of such scope and in such detail as the Bank and the Borrower shall have agreed, on the progress achieved in carrying out the said Plans. Thereafter, the Borrower shall promptly introduce such revisions into said Plans as shall have been agreed between the Borrower and the Bank on the basis of the said report.
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