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II LIST OF FIGURES .......................................................................................................IV LIST OF TABLES ........................................................................................................ VII LIST OF ACRONYMS .................................................................................................. IX EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .............................................................................................. XI 1. WATERSHED MANAGEMENT .............................................................................. 1 WATERSHED DEFINITION ................................................................................................................................ 1 WATERSHEDS AND WATER QUALITY ................................................................................................................. 1 A WATERSHED APPROACH .............................................................................................................................. 5 WATERSHED PROTECTION PLANNING ................................................................................................................ 6 2. THE LAMPASAS RIVER WATERSHED .................................................................... 8 WATERSHED CHARACTERISTICS ........................................................................................................................ 9 LAND USE .................................................................................................................................................. 13 WATER QUALITY ......................................................................................................................................... 18 3. THE LAMPASAS RIVER WATERSHED PARTNERSHIP ........................................... 28 PARTNERSHIP GOALS ................................................................................................................................... 29 PARTNERSHIP ORGANIZATION ........................................................................................................................ 29 ADAPTIVE IMPLEMENTATION ......................................................................................................................... 33 4. ESTIMATES OF POLLUTANT LOADS AND LOAD REDUCTIONS ............................. 35 LOAD DURATION CURVES.............................................................................................................................. 35 DATA LIMITATIONS ...................................................................................................................................... 38 LAMPASAS RIVER AT US HWY 84 ................................................................................................................... 39 LAMPASAS RIVER AT LAMPASAS CR 2925........................................................................................................ 41 LAMPASAS RIVER FM 2313 .......................................................................................................................... 43 SULPHUR CREEK AT LAMPASAS CR 3050 ......................................................................................................... 45 LAMPASAS RIVER AT US HWY 190 ................................................................................................................ 47 ROCKY CREEK AT FM 963............................................................................................................................. 49 BACTERIA TRENDS AND PROCESSES ................................................................................................................. 51 RECOMMENDED PERCENT LOAD REDUCTIONS ................................................................................................... 52 ANNUAL LOADS AND REDUCTIONS .................................................................................................................. 53 5. POLLUTANT SOURCES IN THE LAMPASAS RIVER WATERSHED ........................... 54 SPATIALLY EXPLICIT LOAD ENRICHMENT CALCULATION TOOL ............................................................................... 54 AGRICULTURE ............................................................................................................................................. 57 WILDLIFE AND FERAL HOGS ........................................................................................................................... 67 URBAN SOURCES ......................................................................................................................................... 72 6. MANAGEMENT MEASURES .............................................................................. 79 Page ii AGRICULTURE NONPOINT SOURCE MEASURES .................................................................................................. 79 WILDLIFE AND FERAL HOG MANAGEMENT MEASURES ....................................................................................... 85 URBAN MANAGEMENT MEASURES ................................................................................................................. 90 7. OUTREACH AND EDUCATION STRATEGY ......................................................... 106 INITIAL OUTREACH AND EDUCATION EFFORTS ................................................................................................. 106 BROAD-BASED PROGRAMS AND TRAINING RESOURCES ..................................................................................... 109 TARGETED POLLUTANT SOURCE OUTREACH EFFORTS ....................................................................................... 114 8. MEASURES OF SUCCESS .................................................................................. 122 ADAPTIVE IMPLEMENTATION ....................................................................................................................... 122 MONITORING AND WATER QUALITY CRITERIA ................................................................................................ 123 BACTERIAL SOURCE TRACKING ..................................................................................................................... 127 SOIL AND WATER ASSESSMENT TOOL ............................................................................................................ 130 9. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION ........................................................................... 131 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE .............................................................................................................................. 131 SCHEDULE, MILESTONES AND ESTIMATED COSTS ............................................................................................. 133 PROJECT COORDINATION ............................................................................................................................ 133 SOURCES OF FUNDING ................................................................................................................................ 138 EXPECTED LOAD REDUCTIONS ...................................................................................................................... 144 REFERENCES .......................................................................................................... 146 A. PARTNERSHIP GROUND RULES ....................................................................... 148 B. LAND USE CLASSIFICATION ............................................................................. 160 C. LOAD DURATION CURVE ANALYSIS ................................................................. 164 D. SPATIALLY EXPLICIT LOAD ENRICHMENT CALCULATION TOOL RATIONALE ...... 173 E. MANAGEMENT PRACTICE EFFICIENCIES .......................................................... 184 F. PHASE II MS4 STORM WATER PROGRAM OVERVIEW ...................................... 206 Page iii LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1.1 A diagram depicting the interaction of surface water and groundwater and contributing pollutant sources for each. (Courtesy of United States Geological Survey.) ....................................................................................................................... 2 Figure 1.2 Water flows out of a pipe carrying pollutants to nearby waterways. (Photo courtesy of Natural Resources Conservation Service). .............................................. 4 Figure 1.3 Nonpoint source pollutants originate from many different places and are carried to waterbodies by runoff. (Diagram courtesy of Texas Watershed Stewards Handbook). ................................................................................................................
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