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2. DEM forester should check that Yes Refer to BMP 7-4 an approved forest cutting plan is in place and BMP's for erosion are being followed.

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? ChicopeeUpper/Middle River/ Charles Final Browning Pond, Oakham Phosphorus Yes Yes 1. IdentifyThe MA comprehensive DEP will endorse in- Yes Refer to BMP 2-8. PhosphorusRiver/Total MaximumTMDL for Long Pond, Springfield lakestormwater remediation managmenet efforts that strategy meet Yes Refer to BMP 7-4 Daily Load for Nutrients including cost estimates and Selected Chicopee Basin Sugden Reservoir, Spencer all environmental concerns, in the Upper/Middle potential funding sources. Lakes Mona Lake, Springfield however, instituting such measures Charles River, will2. Develop rest with and communitites implement and the Minechoag Pond, Ludlow Massachusetts Cleanstormwater Lakes management Program now programs Spectacle Pond, Wilbraham administeredincluding BMP by implementation.EPA and, in Wickaboag Pond, Brookfield Massachusetts,3. Illicit discharge the detectionDEM. and elimination. 2.4. DEMProvide forester periodic should status check reports that anon approvedimplementation forest cuttingof remedial plan is in placeactivities. and BMP's for erosion are being5. If necessary, followed. identify future Cape Cod/Final TMDL Frost Fish Creek Bacteria Yes No --programs to reduce phosphorus -- Report of Bacteria for loads in targeted seasons/locations. Frost Fish Creek, 6. Collect source monitoring data Chatham and additional drainage area -- information to better target source areas for controls and evaluate the effectiveness of on-going control practices. 7. Enhance existing stormwater management programs to ptimize reductions in nutrient loadings with initial emphasis on source controls and pollution prevention practices.

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? CapeUpper/Middle Cod/Final Charles TMDL Muddy Creek Bacteria Yes No --1. Identify comprehensive -- ReportRiver/Total of Bacteria Maximum for stormwater managmenet strategy MuddyDaily Load Creek, for ChathamNutrients including cost estimates and in the Upper/Middle potential funding sources. -- CapeCharles Cod/Final River, Nitrogen Oyster Pond Total Nitrogen Yes No --2. Develop and implement -- TMDLMassachusetts for Oyster Pond stormwater management programs including BMP implementation. -- Cape Cod/Final Nitrogen Little Pond Embayment System Total Nitrogen Yes No --3. Illicit discharge detection and -- TMDL for Little Pond elimination. 4. Provide periodic status reports -- Connecticut Basin/ Final Aldrich Lake East, Granby Phosphorus Yes Yes 1.on implementationThe MA DEP will of endorseremedial in- Yes Refer to BMP 2-8. TMDLs of Phosphorus Aldrich Lake West, Granby lakeactivities. remediation efforts that meet for Selected Connecticut Leverett Pond, Leverett all5. environmentalIf necessary, identify concerns, future Basin Lakes Lake Wyola, Shutesbury however,programs institutingto reduce phosphorussuch measures loads in targeted seasons/locations. Loon Pond, Springfield will rest with communities and the 6. Collect source monitoring data Lake Warner, Hadley Clean Lakes Program now administeredand additional by drainage EPA and, area in Massachusetts,information to better the DEM. target source areas for controls and evaluate the 2.effectiveness DEM forester of on-going should check control that Yes Refer to BMP 7-4 anpractices. approved forest cutting plan is in place7. Enhance and BMPs existing for erosionstormwater are beingmanagement followed. programs Also, DEM to ptimize should providereductions training in nutrient to local loadings with ConCommsinitial emphasis on harvesting on source controlsBMPs. and pollution prevention practices. French River/ Final Buffumville Lake, Charlton Phosphorus Yes Yes 1. The MA DEP will endorse in- Yes Refer to BMP 2-8. TMDLs of Phosphorus Cedar Meadow Pd, Leicester lake remediation efforts that meet for Selected French Basin Dresser Hill Pond, Charlton all environmental concerns, Lakes Dutton Pond, Leicester however, instituting such measures Gore Pond, Charlton/Dudley will rest with communities and the Granite Reservoir, Charlton Clean lakes Program now Greenville Pond, Leicester administered by EPA and, in Massachusetts, the DEM. Hudson Pond, Oxford Jones Pond, Charlton/Spencer Larner Pond, Dudley

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? SelectedUpper/Middle French Charles Basin McKinstry Pond, Oxford 1.2. Identify DEM forester comprehensive should check that Yes Refer to BMP 7-4 LakesRiver/Total (cont'd) Maximum Mosquito (Tobins) Pond, Dudley anstormwater approved managmenet forest cutting strategy plan is in Daily Load for Nutrients New Pond, Dudley placeincluding and costBMPs estimates for erosion and are in the Upper/Middle Peter Pond, Dudley beingpotential followed. funding sources. Charles River, Pierpoint Meadow Pond, 2. Develop and implement Massachusetts Dudley/Charlton stormwater management programs Pikes Pond, Charlton including BMP implementation. Robinson Pond, Oxford 3. Illicit discharge detection and Rochdale Pond, Leicester elimination. Shepherd Pond, Dudley 4. Provide periodic status reports on implementation of remedial Texas Pond, Oxford activities. Wallis Pond, Dudley 5. If necessary, identify future Cedar Meadow Pond, Leicester programs to reduce phosphorus Dresser Hill Pond, Charlton loads in targeted seasons/locations. Gore Pond, Charlton/Dudley 6. Collect source monitoring data Granite Reservoir, Charlton and additional drainage area Hudson Pond, Oxford information to better target source Jones Pond, Charlton/Spencer areas for controls and evaluate the Larner Pond, Dudley effectiveness of on-going control New Pond, Dudley practices. Peter Pond, Dudley 7. Enhance existing stormwater Robinson Pond, Oxford management programs to ptimize Shepherd Pond, Dudley reductions in nutrient loadings with Mosquito (Tobins) Pd, Dudley initial emphasis on source controls Wallis Pond, Dudley and pollution prevention practices. Blackstone River/ Final Indian Lake, Worcester Phosphorus Yes Yes The MA DEP will endorse in-lake Yes Refer to BMP 2-8. TMDLs for Phosphorus remediation efforts that meet all for Indian Lake environmental concerns, however, instituting such measures will rest with communities and the Clean Lakes Program now administered by EPA and, in Massachusetts, the DEM.

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? SuAsCo/Upper/Middle Final CharlesTMDLs of Lake Boon, Hudson/Stow Phosphorus Yes Yes 1. IdentifyThe MA comprehensive DEP will endorse in- Yes Refer to BMP 2-8. PhosphorusRiver/Total Maximumfor Lake lakestormwater remediation managmenet efforts that strategy meet BoonDaily (BoonsLoad for Pond) Nutrients allincluding environmental cost estimates concerns, and in the Upper/Middle however,potential fundinginstituting sources. such measures Charles River, will2. Develop rest with and communities implement and the Massachusetts Cleanstormwater lakes managementProgram now programs administeredincluding BMP by implementation.EPA and, in Massachusetts,3. Illicit discharge the detectionDEM. and elimination. 2.4. DEMProvide forester periodic should status check reports that Yes Refer to BMP 7-4. anon approvedimplementation forest cuttingof remedial plan is in placeactivities. and BMPs for erosion are being5. If necessary, followed. identify future Blackstone River/ Final Flint Pond, Grafton/ Worcester/ Phosphorus Yes Yes Theprograms MA DEP to reduce will endorse phosphorus in-lake Yes Refer to BMP 2-8. TMDLs of Phosphorus Shrewsbury remediationloads in targeted efforts seasons/locations. that meet all for Lake Quinsigamond Lake Quinsigamond, Worcester/ environmental6. Collect source concerns, monitoring however, data and Flint Pond Shrewsbury institutingand additional such drainage measures area will rest withinformation communities to better and target the Clean source Lakesareas for Program controls now and administered evaluate the byeffectiveness EPA and, inof Massachusetts,on-going control the DEM.practices. 7. Enhance existing stormwater Blackstone River/ Final Leesville Pond, Auburn/Worcester Phosphorus Yes Yes Themanagement MA DEP programs will endorse to ptimize in-lake Yes Refer to BMP 2-8. TMDLs of Phosphorus remediationreductions in efforts nutrient that loadings meet all with for Leesville Pond environmentalinitial emphasis concerns, on source however, controls institutingand pollution such prevention measures practices. will rest with communities and the Clean Lakes Program now administered by EPA and, in Massachusetts, the DEM.

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? MillersUpper/Middle River/ FinalCharles Bents Pond Phosphorus Yes Yes 1. IdentifyThe MA comprehensive DEP will endorse in- Yes Refer to BMP 2-8. TMDLsRiver/Total of Phosphorus Maximum Bourn-Hadley Pond lakestormwater remediation managmenet efforts that strategy meet forDaily Selected Load for Miller Nutrients River Brazell Pond allincluding environmental cost estimates concerns, and Basinin the Upper/MiddleLakes Lake Ellis however,potential fundinginstituting sources. such measures Charles River, Greenwood Pond will2. Develop rest with and communities implement and the Massachusetts stormwater management programs Lake Monomonac Clean lakes Program now including BMP implementation. Ramsdall Pond administered by EPA and, in Massachusetts,3. Illicit discharge the detectionDCR. and Reservoir No. 1 elimination. Wallace Pond 4. Provide periodic status reports Whitney Pond on2. implementationDCR Forester should of remedial check that Yes Refer to BMP 7-4. Beaver Flowage Pond activities.an approved forest cutting plan is in Cowee Pond 5.place If necessary,and BMPs identify for erosion future are Davenport Pond programsbeing followed. to reduce phosphorus Lake Denison loads in targeted seasons/locations. Depot Pond 6. Collect source monitoring data Hilchey Pond and additional drainage area Lower Naukeag Lake information to better target source Minott Pond South areas for controls and evaluate the Minott Pond effectiveness of on-going control Parker Pond practices. Reservoir No. 2 7. Enhance existing stormwater management programs to ptimize Riceville Pond reductions in nutrient loadings with South Athol Pond initial emphasis on source controls Stoddard Pond and pollution prevention practices. Ward Pond Whites Mill Pond Wrights Reservoir

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? BostonUpper/Middle Harbor/ Charles Final Beaver Meadow Brook Bacteria Yes No --1. Identify comprehensive -- -- TMDLsRiver/Total of Bacteria Maximum for East Branch, Outlet Forge Pond stormwater managmenet strategy NeponsetDaily Load River for Nutrients Basin Germany Brook including cost estimates and in the Upper/Middle Gulliver Creek potential funding sources. Charles River, Hawes Brook 2. Develop and implement Massachusetts stormwater management programs Massapoag Brook including BMP implementation. Mill Brook 3. Illicit discharge detection and Mine Brook elimination. Mother Brook 4. Provide periodic status reports Neponset River on implementation of remedial Pequid Brook activities. Pine Tree Brook 5. If necessary, identify future Ponkapoag Brook programs to reduce phosphorus Purgatory Brook loads in targeted seasons/locations. School Meadow Brook 6. Collect source monitoring data Traphole Brook and additional drainage area Unquity Brook information to better target source areas for controls and evaluate the Blackstone River/ Final Auburn Pond, Auburn Phosphorus Yes Yes 1.effectiveness The MA DEP of on-going will endorse control in- Yes Refer to BMP 2-8. TMDL for Northern Curtis Pond North, Worcester lakepractices. remediation efforts that meet Blackstone Lakes Curtis Pond South, Worcester all7. environmentalEnhance existing concerns, stormwater management programs to ptimize Dorothy Pond, Millbury however, instituting such measures reductions in nutrient loadings with Eddy Pond, Auburn will rest with communities and the initial emphasis on source controls Pondville Pond, Auburn Clean lakes Program now and pollution prevention practices. Smiths Pond, Leicester administered by EPA and, in Massachusetts, the DEM. Southwick Pond, Leicester Stoneville Pond, Auburn Brierly Pond, Millbury 2. DEM forester should check that Yes Refer to BMP 7-4. Green Hill Pond, Worcester an approved forest cutting plan is in Howe Reservoir, Millbury place and BMPs for erosion are Jordan Pond, Shrewsbury being followed. Mill Pond, Shrewsbury Newton Pond, Shrewsbury Shirley St Pond, Shrewsbury

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? BlackstoneUpper/Middle River/ Charles Final Salisbury Pond, Worcester Phosphorus Yes Yes The1. Identify MA DEP comprehensive will endorse in-lake Yes Refer to BMP 2-8. TMDLsRiver/Total of Phosphorus Maximum remediationstormwater managmenet efforts that meet strategy all forDaily Salisbury Load for Pond Nutrients environmentalincluding cost estimatesconcerns, andhowever, in the Upper/Middle institutingpotential funding such measures sources. will rest Charles River, with2. Develop communities and implement and the Clean Massachusetts Lakesstormwater Program management now administered programs byincluding EPA and, BMP in Massachusetts,implementation. the DEM.3. Illicit discharge detection and elimination. 4. Provide periodic status reports Shawsheen River/ Final Shawsheen River Bacteria Yes No ------on implementation of remedial TMDLs of Bacteria for Stormwater Yes No ------activities. Shawsheen River Basin 5. If necessary, identify future South Coastal/ Final Little Harbor, Cohassett Fecal Coliform No No programs-- to reduce phosphorus -- -- TMDL of Bacteria for loads in targeted seasons/locations. Little Harbor, Cohasset 6. Collect source monitoring data SuAsCo/ Final Nutrient Assabet River Phosphorus Yes No and-- additional drainage area -- -- TMDL Report for the information to better target source Assabet River areas for controls and evaluate the Cape Cod/ Final Nitrogen Mashpee River Total Nitrogen Yes No --effectiveness of on-going control -- -- TMDL Report for Five Shoestring Bay practices. Sub-Embayments of Popponesset Bay 7. Enhance existing stormwater Popponesset Bay management programs to ptimize reductions in nutrient loadings with Multi-State/ Final Kickemuit Reservoir Bacteria, Yes No ------initial emphasis on source controls Bacteria and Total Upper Kickemuit River Phosphorus and pollution prevention practices. Phosphorus TMDL Kickemuit River Report for the Kickemuit River (Rhode Island- Massachusetts) Multi-State/ Final Fresh waters in CT, MA, Mercury Yes No ------Northeast Regional ME, NH, NY, RI, VT Mercury TMDL

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? CapeUpper/Middle Cod/ Final Charles Nutrient Centerville River Total Nitrogen Yes Yes 1. Identify comprehensive TMDLRiver/Total for Centerville Maximum stormwater managmenet strategy Refer to BMP 5-1, 5-2 and 3-5. Daily Load for Nutrients including cost estimates and River/East Bay Bumps River MassDEP will work with the towns in the Upper/Middle potential funding sources. to develop specific implementation Charles River, 2. Develop and implement strategies to reduce N loadings, and Massachusetts stormwater management programs will assist in developing a including BMP implementation. monitoring plan for assessing the 3. Illicit discharge detection and success of the nutrient reduction elimination. strategies. 4. Provide periodic status reports Cape Cod/ Final Nitrogen Phinneys Harbor Total Nitrogen Yes No ------on implementation of remedial TMDL for Phinneys Back River activities. Harbor Eel Pond 5. If necessary, identify future Cape Cod/ Final Nitrogen Pleasant Bay Total Nitrogen Yes No programs-- to reduce phosphorus -- -- TMDL for Pleasant Bay Crows Pond loads in targeted seasons/locations. System Frost Fish Creek 6. Collect source monitoring data Ryder Cove and additional drainage area Muddy Creek information to better target source Cape Cod/ Final Nitrogen Quashnet River Total Nitrogen Yes No --areas for controls and evaluate the -- -- TMDL Report for the Hamblin Pond effectiveness of on-going control Quashnet River, Hamblin Little River practices. Pond, Little River, Jehu Jehu Pond 7. Enhance existing stormwater Pond, and Great River in Great River management programs to ptimize the Waquoit Bay System reductions in nutrient loadings with initial emphasis on source controls Cape Cod/ Final Nitrogen Cotuit Bay Total Nitrogen Yes No ------and pollution prevention practices. TMDL Report for Three North Bay Bays System Prince Cove Seapuit River West Bay Cape Cod/ Final Nitorgen Harbor Head Total Nitrogen Yes No ------TMDL West Falmouth West Falmouth Harbor Harbor Cape Cod/ Final TMDLs Great Pond Total Nitrogen Yes No ------of Nitrogen for Great, Perch Pond Green, and Bournes Pond Green Pond Embayment Systems Bounes Pond

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? CharlesUpper/Middle River/ CharlesFinal Lower Charles River Total Yes Yes 1. IdentifyDCR is comprehensivesubject to the Phase II Yes PhosphorusRiver/Total MaximumTMDL Phosphorus MS4stormwater stormwater managmenet permit strategy ReportDaily Load for the for Lower Nutrients regulations,including cost as estimatesis any other and state or Charlesin the Upper/Middle River Basin federalpotential facility funding with sources. a separate DCR has received authorization to Charles River, storm2. Develop sewer andsystem implement with the discharge under the NPDES Phase II MS4 Massachusetts identifiedstormwater urbanized management areas. programs permit. 2.including Initially BMP DCR implementation. will need to collect3. Illicit source discharge monitoring detection data and and additionalelimination. drainage area information4. Provide periodic to better status target reports source areason implementation for controls and of remedialalso evaluate theactivities. effectiveness of on-going control5. If necessary, practices. identify future Refer to BMP 3-5. 3.programs DCR's toexisting reduce stormwater phosphorus managementloads in targeted program seasons/locations. should be enhanced6. Collect to source optimize monitoring reductions data in nutrientand additional loadings drainage with initial area emphasisinformation on tosource better controls target source and pollutionareas for controlsprevention and practices. evaluate the Refer to BMP 5-1 and 5-2. Charles River/ Final Beaver Brook Pathogens Yes No --effectiveness of on-going control -- -- Pathogen TMDL Reports Bogastow Brook practices. for the Charles River Charles River 7. Enhance existing stormwater Watershed Cheese Cake Brook management programs to ptimize reductions in nutrient loadings with Fuller Brook initial emphasis on source controls Muddy River and pollution prevention practices. Rock Meadow Brook Rosemary Brook Sawmill Brook South Meadow Brook Stop River Unnnamed tributaries

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? ChicopeeUpper/Middle River/ Charles Final Quaboag Pond Total Yes No The1. Identify MADEP comprehensive will support in-lake Refer to BMP 2-8. TMDLsRiver/Total of Phosphorus Maximum Quacumquasit Pond Phosphorus remediationstormwater managmenet efforts that are strategy cost- forDaily Quaboag Load for and Nutrients effective,including long-termcost estimates and meetand all Quacumquasitin the Upper/Middle Ponds environmentalpotential funding concerns, sources. however, Charles River, instituting2. Develop such and measuresimplement will Massachusetts dependstormwater on continued management Federal programs supportincluding via BMP EPA implementation. and State support via3. Illicitthe MA discharge DEM. detection and elimination. 4. Provide periodic status reports Refer to BMP 7-4. onDEM implementation forester should of checkremedial that an activities.approved forest cutting plan is in 5.place If necessary,and BMPs identify for erosion future are programsbeing followed. to reduce phosphorus Narragansett Bay/ Final Palmer River - West Branch Bacteria Yes No loads-- in targeted seasons/locations. -- -- Bacteria TMDL for Palmer River - East Branch 6. Collect source monitoring data Palmer River Basin Rumney Marsh brook and additional drainage area Beaver Dam Brook information to better target source Bad Luck Brook areas for controls and evaluate the Fullers Brook effectiveness of on-going control Clear Run practices. Torrey Creek 7. Enhance existing stormwater Old Swamp Brook management programs to ptimize reductions in nutrient loadings with Rocky Run initial emphasis on source controls Buzzards Bay/ Final Acushnet River Bacteria Yes No ------and pollution prevention practices. Pathogen TMDL for the Agawam River Buzzards Bay Watershed Apponagansett Bay Aucoot Cove Beaverdam Creek Broad Marsh River Buttermilk Bay Buttonwood Brook Cedar Island Creek Clarks Cove Crooked River

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? BuzzardsUpper/Middle Bay Charles East Branch Westport River 1. Identify comprehensive WatershedRiver/Total (cont'd) Maximum Hammett Cove stormwater managmenet strategy Daily Load for Nutrients Mattapoisett Harbor including cost estimates and in the Upper/Middle New Bedford Inner Harbor potential funding sources. Charles River, Onset Bay 2. Develop and implement Massachusetts stormwater management programs Outer New Bedford Harbor including BMP implementation. Sippcan Harbor 3. Illicit discharge detection and Sippican River elimination. Slocums River 4. Provide periodic status reports Snell Creek on implementation of remedial Wankinco River activities. Wareham River 5. If necessary, identify future West Branch Westport River programs to reduce phosphorus Westport River loads in targeted seasons/locations. Wewantic River 6. Collect source monitoring data Cape Cod/ Final Nitrogen Oyster Pond Nutrients and Yes No and additional drainage area TMDL Report for Five Pathogens --information to better target source -- -- Chatham Embayments Oyster Pond River areas for controls and evaluate the (Stage Harbor, Sulphur Stage Harbor effectiveness of on-going control Springs, Taylors Pond, Mill Pond practices. Bassing Harbor and Harding Beach Pond Pathogens Yes No --7. Enhance existing stormwater -- -- Muddy Creek) Bucks Creek management programs to ptimize reductions in nutrient loadings with Taylors Pond Pathogens Yes No ------initial emphasis on source controls Mill Creek and pollution prevention practices. Islands/ Final TMDLs of Nantucket Harbor Nitrogen Yes No ------Total Nitrogen for Polpis Harbor Nantucket Harbor Cape Cod/Final Pathogen Barnstable Harbor Bacteria Yes No ------TMDL for the Cape Cod Bass River Watershed (49 Water Boat Meadow River Bodies) Bournes Pond Bucks Creek Bumps River Centerville River

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? CapeUpper/Middle Cod Watershed Charles Sesuit Creek 1. Identify comprehensive (cont'd)River/Total Maximum Shoestring Bay stormwater managmenet strategy Daily Load for Nutrients Stage Harbor including cost estimates and in the Upper/Middle Swan Pond River potential funding sources. Charles River, Taylors Pond 2. Develop and implement Massachusetts stormwater management programs Town Cove including BMP implementation. Waquoit Bay 3. Illicit discharge detection and Wellfleet Harbor elimination. Cape Cod/Final Pathogen Cotuit Bay Bacteria Yes No 4.-- Provide periodic status reports -- -- TMDL for the Three Bays North Bay on implementation of remedial Watershed Prince Cove activities. Seaouit River 5. If necessary, identify future West Bay programs to reduce phosphorus Buzzards Bay/Final Acushnet River Pathogens Yes No loads-- in targeted seasons/locations. -- -- Pathogen TMDL for the Acushnet River 6. Collect source monitoring data Buzzrds Bay Watershed Acushnet River and additional drainage area (52 Water Body Agawam River information to better target source Segments) Apponagansett Bay areas for controls and evaluate the Aucoot Cove effectiveness of on-going control Back River - Estuary practices. Beaverdam Creek 7. Enhance existing stormwater management programs to ptimize Bread and Cheese Brook reductions in nutrient loadings with Broad Marsh River initial emphasis on source controls Buttermilk Bay and pollution prevention practices. Buttonwood Brook Buzzards Bay Cape Cod Canal - Estuary Cedar Island Creek Clark Cove Crooked River East Barnch Westport River East Barnch Westport River Eel Pond - Estuary Eel Pond - Estuary

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Watershed/TMDL Specific Waterbodies Pollutant of Does Does the TMDL If yes, what are the Is Agency meeting How is Agency currently meeting these Concern TMDL include BMP recommendations? these recommendations or how does Agency include a recommendations or recommendations plan to meet them in the future? WLA? performance through existing or requirement regarding proposed DCR (or former DEM/ programs? MDC)? BuzzardsUpper/Middle Bay WatershedCharles Great Sippewisset Creek - Estuary 1. Identify comprehensive (cont'd)River/Total Maximum Hammett Cove stormwater managmenet strategy Daily Load for Nutrients Harbor Head - Estuary including cost estimates and in the Upper/Middle Herring Brook - Estuary potential funding sources. Charles River, 2. Develop and implement Hiller Cove Massachusetts stormwater management programs Little Bay including BMP implementation. Little Sippewisset Marsh - Estuary 3. Illicit discharge detection and Mattapoisett Harboe elimination. Mattapoisett River 4. Provide periodic status reports Nasketucket Bay on implementation of remedial New Bedford Harbor activities. Onset Bay 5. If necessary, identify future Outer New Bedford Harbor programs to reduce phosphorus Phinneys Harbor - Estuary loads in targeted seasons/locations. Pocasset Harbor - Estuary 6. Collect source monitoring data Pocasset River - Estuary and additional drainage area Quissett Harbor - Estuary information to better target source Red Brook Harbor - Estuary areas for controls and evaluate the Sippican Harbor effectiveness of on-going control Sippican River practices. 7. Enhance existing stormwater Slocums River management programs to ptimize Snell Creek reductions in nutrient loadings with Snell Creek initial emphasis on source controls Snell Creek and pollution prevention practices. Wankinco River Wareham River West Branch Westport River West Falmouth Harbor - Estuary Westport River Weweantic River Wild Harbor - Estuary Buzzards Bay/Final White Island Pond East and West BasinsPhosphorus No No TMDL of Total Phosphorus for White Island Pond

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