Complete report - Partners for Clean Streams
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Actions Suggested<br />
in the Maumee RAP<br />
Recommendations<br />
Report<br />
ISSUE 20: COMPREHENSIVE FISHERIES<br />
MANAGEMENT PLAN (continued)<br />
Action<br />
There must be fish and wildlife<br />
mitigation <strong>for</strong> any CDF construction.<br />
(2.3.1.2)<br />
%<br />
Native fish populations must be<br />
protected from the unwanted<br />
introduction of exotic or non-native<br />
fishes that could reduce native fishes<br />
and usurp their habitat. (2.3.1.2)<br />
$<br />
Federal laws must be passed to prohibit<br />
ocean-going vessels that contain fresh<br />
water ballast in the Great Lakes.<br />
(2.3.1.2)<br />
%<br />
Preserve all wetlands with special<br />
emphasis on estuarine wetlands which<br />
are extremely limited. (2.3.1.2)<br />
$<br />
Wetland development should be a<br />
required mitigation <strong>for</strong> land and water<br />
developments regulated by the US &<br />
Corps of Engineers. (2.3.1.2)<br />
Activity<br />
US ACOE and New<br />
Ohio Isolated<br />
Wetlands<br />
Regulations<br />
Maumee RAP<br />
Involvement<br />
See Issue 17 – Control of Introduced Species<br />
<strong>for</strong> projects<br />
Nonindigenous<br />
Aquatic Nuisance<br />
Prevention and<br />
Control Act<br />
National Invasive<br />
Species Act<br />
Ballast Water<br />
Exchange Program<br />
Date<br />
Beneficial<br />
Use<br />
Affected<br />
See<br />
Page<br />
None 2001 3, 14 141<br />
3, 14 216<br />
None 1990 216<br />
3, 14<br />
None 1996 216<br />
None<br />
1990s-<br />
Present<br />
See Issue 3 – Wetlands and Open Space Preservation<br />
<strong>for</strong> projects<br />
US ACOE and New<br />
Ohio Isolated<br />
Wetlands<br />
Regulations<br />
ODNR Dam<br />
Review<br />
The ODNR should undertake review of<br />
all dams in the Maumee Basin of Ohio,<br />
and breach all such structures not $ Dam Removal at<br />
currently in use. (2.3.1.2)<br />
Area governments should encourage<br />
applied research and land use practices<br />
to reduce turbidity to promote the<br />
development of a balanced wetland<br />
ecosystem (2.3.1.2)<br />
The education of the American public<br />
(including farmers, manufacturers,<br />
consumers, and government officials)<br />
will be necessary <strong>for</strong> habitat protection<br />
and enhancement to occur. (2.3.1.2)<br />
&<br />
&<br />
Camp Miakonda<br />
See Issue 1 - Agriculture Runoff and<br />
Issue 9 - Dredged Disposal <strong>for</strong> projects<br />
See Issue 5 – Increase Public Participation<br />
and Awareness <strong>for</strong> additional projects<br />
Quality of Life<br />
Survey<br />
216<br />
14 138<br />
None 2000 14 141<br />
None Ongoing 222<br />
None<br />
3, 14<br />
2000-<br />
Present<br />
222<br />
None 1995<br />
3, 14 68, 190<br />
3, 14<br />
158<br />
223<br />
Activities and Accomplishments<br />
in the Maumee Area of Concern<br />
57<br />
Issue 20: Comprehensive Fisheries<br />
Management Plan
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