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DESCRIPTION:Join the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and Esc
 ambia County staff of the Annual Bayou Chico&nbsp\;Basin Management Action
  Plan Meeting. A basin management action plan is the "blueprint" for resto
 ring impaired waters by reducing pollutant loadings to meet the allowable 
 loadings established in a Total Maximum Daily Load\, or TMDL. It represent
 s a comprehensive set of strategies - permit limits on wastewater faciliti
 es\, urban and agricultural best management practices\, conservation progr
 ams\, financial assistance and revenue generating activities\, etc. - desi
 gned to implement the pollutant reductions established by the TMDL. These 
 broad-based plans are developed with local stakeholders - they rely on loc
 al input and local commitment - and they are adopted by Secretarial Order 
 to be enforceable.
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DTSTAMP:20261001T032817Z
DTSTART:20180118T190000Z
LOCATION:3363 West Park Place
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SUMMARY:Bayou Chico Annual BMAP Meeting
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join the Florida Department of Environmental P
 rotection and Escambia County staff of the Annual Bayou Chico&nbsp\;Basin 
 Management Action Plan Meeting. A basin management action plan is the "blu
 eprint" for restoring impaired waters by reducing pollutant loadings to me
 et the allowable loadings established in a Total Maximum Daily Load\, or T
 MDL. It represents a comprehensive set of strategies - permit limits on wa
 stewater facilities\, urban and agricultural best management practices\, c
 onservation programs\, financial assistance and revenue generating activit
 ies\, etc. - designed to implement the pollutant reductions established by
  the TMDL. These broad-based plans are developed with local stakeholders -
  they rely on local input and local commitment - and they are adopted by S
 ecretarial Order to be enforceable.
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