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70 Schroeder, W.W. 1996. Environmental Setting. in Weeks Bay Estuarine Research Reserve: An Estuarine Profile and Bibliography, T. Miller-Way, M. Dardeau, G. Crozier, eds. Dauphin Island Sea Lab Technical Report 96-01. 127 p. Smith, W.E., 1986. Geomorphology of coastal Baldwin County, Alabama. Geological Survey of Alabama Bulletin 124. 186 p. South Alabama Regional Planning Commission. 1993. Baldwin County Long Range Development and Management Plan Situation Analysis. 259 p. Stout, J.P. and M.J. Lelong. 1981. Wetland habitats of the Alabama Coastal Area. Part II. An inventory of wetland habitats south of the Battleship Parkway. Alabama Coastal Area Board Technical Publication CAB-81-01. Trewartha, G.T. and L.H. Horn. 1980. An Introduction to Climate. McGraw-Hill, New York, NY. Valentine, J. and T. Lynn. 1996. Pollution in Weeks Bay Estuarine Research Reserve: An Estuarine Profile and Bibliography, T. Miller-Way, M. Dardeau, G. Crozier, eds. Dauphin Island Sea Lab Technical Report 96-01. 127 p. Weber, M., R.T. Townsend, and R. Bierce. 1992. Environmental Quality in the Gulf of Mexico. 2nd, Ed. Center for Marine Conservation. Washington, D.C. 132 p. Williams, A. Jr. 1973. The use of radar in climatological research. American Association of Geographers Resources Paper No. 23: 19-25. Weeks Bay Watershed Management Plan
71 Project Advisory Committees Appendix I I. Citizen Advisory Committee Gena Todia, Chair, Wetland Resources, Inc. Everette Weeks, Vice-Chair, TR Miller Mill Company, Inc. Carey Bentley, Citizen, Past Chair Bill Penry, Farmer Dr. Bob Miller, Citizen Jim Berry, Flowerwood Nursery Leslie Weeks, Attorney Commissioner Joe Faust, BBC Cliff Pitman, Baldwin County Homebuilders Ken Stuart, Flowerwood Nursery Mary Ann Underwood, Educator Everett Smith, Geologist Tom Walthousen, International Paper Frank Leatherbury, Realtor Craig Dyas, Developer II. Technical Advisory Committee Randy Roach, Chair, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Larry Morris, NRCS Gary Jones, NRCS Patti Hurley, ADEM Randy Shaneyfelt, ADEM Mike Dardeau, Dauphin Island Sea Lab Dr. Kevin White, Univ. of South Alabama Will Brantley, Baldwin County Planning and Zoning Jim Hairston, Alabama Cooperative Extension System Pres Allinder, Alabama Department of Public Health Gena Todia, Citizen Advisory Committee Sonya Wood-Mahler, Alabama Cooperative Extension System John Paul O'Driscoll, Alabama Department of Public Health Roland Perry, Gulf Coast RC & D Bob Chandler, Geological Survey of Alabama Teddy King, Baldwin County Dept. of Public Health Eve Brantley, Auburn Marine Extension Carey Bentley, Citizen Advisory Committee Bob McCormack, WBNERR Scott Phipps, WBNERR LG Adams, WBNERR III. Education Committee Margaret Holcombe, WBNERR Weeks Bay Watershed Management Plan
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Executive Summary The Weeks Bay Wat
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i TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION
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iii List of Abbreviations ACES ACF
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1 I. INTRODUCTION The Weeks Bay Wat
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3 II. DESCRIPTION OF THE WATERSHED
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5 Figure 2. Weeks Bay Watershed Map
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7 Although summer thunderstorms are
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9 The azonal soils consist of soils
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11 The Baldwin County Land Use Plan
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13 of corn, cotton, hay and wheat a
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15 Table 3. Alabama Water use Class
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17 Citizen water quality monitoring
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