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7. Implementing Water Management Practices05.02.2011Table 7-2:Action Needed(ManagementPractice)WS-6: Study the use ofaquifer storage andrecovery to enhancewater supplyCost Estimates for Implementation ResponsibilitiesCapital /ProgrammaticCosts Range 1$ 0.5 MM –3 MM(dependent upon thescope & scale)PotentialFundingSourcesState Agencies,Water/wastewaterratesNotes and SourcesThis type of study may include costs for, butnot limited to the following activities: sitingstudies and groundwater aquifercharacterization, water quality analyses, testwells and pumping studies, fieldmeasurements, characterization of baseflow quantity and quality, modeling, andcalibration.INSTREAM USEINSTREAM USE MANAGEMENT TO ADDRESS COUNCIL-DEFINED GAPS IN FEDERALOPERATION OF THE ACF BASIN→ GAPS ADDRESSED: INSTREAM USE→ COUNCIL GOALS ADDRESSED: 1, 2, 3IU-1: Utilize andVariable State Agencies Costs of studies and developmentimprove upon reservoirrelease quantity andtiming in the<strong>Chattahoochee</strong> River tomaintain and/or improvewater quality in the<strong>Chattahoochee</strong> Riverbelow the ColumbusPlanning NodeIU-2: Advocate forchanges to the U.S.Army Corps ofEngineers WaterControl Manual for theACF BasinVariable State Agencies Costs of studies and developmentIU-3: Study modelingscenarios underextreme conditions$ 0.5 MM –1 MM(dependent upon thescope & scale)State AgenciesWATER QUALITYENHANCED POLLUTION MANAGEMENT PRACTICES→ GAPS ADDRESSED: WATER QUALITY VIOLATIONS→ COUNCIL GOALS ADDRESSED: 4, 7, 8WQ-1: Improved fundingfor erosion andsediment controlVariable319(h) grantfundingThis type of study may include costs for, butnot limited to the following activities:development of modified surface wateravailability models simulating impacts toreservoir levels and stream flows underextreme flood and drought conditions.Costs could be incurred for, but not limitedto the following activities: the increasedfrequency of site visits by county, state,and/or local authority inspectors topermitted land disturbing activities,increased training for enforcement officers,and enhanced tools or practices formeasuring and monitoring sediment loadingGeorgia State-wide Water Management PlanMIDDLE CHATTAHOOCHEE7-11
MIDDLE OCMULGEEIV-2Georgia State-wide Water Management PlanDRAFTDAY MONTH YEAR7. Implementing Water Management PracticesMIDDLE CHATTAHOOCHEETable 7-2:Action Needed(ManagementPractice)WQ-2: Improved fundingfor monitoring,enforcement, and use ofstream buffersWQ-3: Require adoptionof the GeorgiaStormwaterManagement Manual bylocal ordinances forimplementationthroughout the regionWQ-4: Creation of aconservation landprogram to increasestream buffers inperpetuityCost Estimates for Implementation ResponsibilitiesCapital /ProgrammaticCosts Range 1VariableLess than $ 1per capitaLess than $ 1per capitaPotentialFundingSourcesState Agencies,319(h) grantfundingLocalgovernments orStormwaterRatesGeneral Funds,Grants(Incentivesoffered throughthe GeorgiaLandConservationProgram)ENHANCED WATER QUALITY STANDARDS AND MONITORING→ GAPS ADDRESSED: WATER QUALITY VIOLATIONS→ COUNCIL GOALS ADDRESSED: 1, 7$ 4,000 – 8,000 State agenciesper site (grabsample)WQ-5: Improved waterquality monitoring toprovide the data forwater qualityimprovements in thefutureWQ-6: Increasedimplementation andimproveddocumentation of bestmanagement practicesthroughout the regionfor all industriesWQ-7: Continuedcoordination andcooperation withadjacent water councilsAND/OR$ 5,000 – 20,000per site (habitat &benthosmonitoring)Notes and SourcesCosts could be incurred for, but not limitedto the following activities: increaseddocumentation, oversight, and monitoring ofstream buffer use and quality of agriculturalwater users by state agencies using theprogram implemented by the GeorgiaForestry Commission as a model.Costs to assimilate the Georgia StormwaterManagement Manual into local standards.The unit cost does not include additionalstaff needed to review stormwater plans or4aadditional development costs.Cost to develop a green space plan. Costs4ado not include land acquisition.Grab sampling includes monitoring chemicalwater quality annually for fecal coliformbacteria and traditional stormwaterparameters (no metals) using grab samplecollection.Habitat and benthos monitoring includesmonitoring biological water quality annuallylooking at habitat and macroinvertebrate4apopulations.Variable State agencies Costs could be incurred for, but not limitedto the following activities: increaseddocumentation, oversight, and monitoring ofbest management practice use of industrialwater users by state agencies using theprogram implemented by the GeorgiaForestry Commission as a model.Variable State agencies Costs could be incurred for facilitating futuremeetings between Council members frommultiple regions.7-12Georgia State-wide Water Management Plan05.02.2011
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