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Connoquenessing Creek Watershed Conservation Plan - Western ...

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<strong>Connoquenessing</strong> <strong>Creek</strong> <strong>Watershed</strong> <strong>Conservation</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>Chapter 7. Management RecommendationsGoal 3-E: Minimize impacts from stormwater through planning (continued).Method to achieve goal Potential Partners Potential Funding Priority3. Enhance and enforce regulations forrun-off and stormwater management fornew developments.Municipalities, Counties,DEP, <strong>Conservation</strong>GroupsPrivate Sources,FoundationsHigh4. Develop a demonstration area ofstormwater best management practicethat incorporates water qualityimprovement techniques.<strong>Conservation</strong> Districts,<strong>Conservation</strong> Groups,Counties, <strong>Plan</strong>ningCommissionsDEP, DCED, PrivateSources, FoundationsMedium5. Develop commercial and residentialstormwater management plans.DEP, <strong>Conservation</strong>Groups, <strong>Conservation</strong>Districts, BusinessesDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsMedium6. Address the current drainage issues byconsulting with state managementagencies.<strong>Conservation</strong> Districts,<strong>Conservation</strong> Groups,Counties, <strong>Plan</strong>ningCommissions,MunicipalitiesDEP, PENNVEST,DCED, PrivateSources, FoundationsMediumGoal 3-F: Decrease the amount of impervious cover by 10 percent.Method to achieve goal Potential Partners Potential Funding Priority1. Minimize the amount of imperviouscover by implementing stormwater bestmanagement practices recommended bythe Center for <strong>Watershed</strong> Protection'sEight Tools of <strong>Watershed</strong> Protection.<strong>Conservation</strong> Districts,<strong>Conservation</strong> Groups,MunicipalitiesDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsHigh2. Demonstrate and initiate communityprograms to promote alternative methodsof reducing stormwater run-off with rainbarrel programs, rain gardens, bioswales, green roofs, and home irrigationplans.<strong>Conservation</strong> Districts,<strong>Conservation</strong> Groups,Cooperative Extensions,CitizensDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsMedium3. Protect those watersheds with 10 percentor less impervious cover.<strong>Conservation</strong> Districts,<strong>Conservation</strong> GroupsDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsMedium4. Employ pollution remediation techniquesin urbanized areas containing over 60percent impervious cover.<strong>Conservation</strong> Districts,<strong>Conservation</strong> GroupsDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsMedium5. Inventory individual watersheds todetermine percent impervious cover touse as a reference when managing andstormwater impacts and planning futureland use changes.<strong>Conservation</strong> Districts,<strong>Conservation</strong> GroupsDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsLow7-18

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