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1 Board of Water and Soil s Water of Concern Targeting Projects and Activities (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) Conventional Subwatershed: 12- Water Quality Water Quality Scale of Activity Watershed: 8- Project Activity Description Water Plan Category Primary Activity of Concern Impairments Concern Focus Digit HUC Digit HUC (if Category Y/N known) 1 Lake Superior Lake Yes Hg, PCB County-Wide Lake Superior Shoreland Study Land and Water Treatment Erosion Control Water 2 Knife River River Yes turbidity Minor Watershed Stream Geomorphology Assessment (for Sub-watersheds 0305 and 0303) Inventory Erosion Control Water Knife River River Yes turbidity Minor Watershed Streambank stabilization projects (for Sub-watersheds 0305 and 0303) Land and Water Treatment Erosion Control Water 3 Stewart River River Yes turbidity Minor Watershed Stream Geomorphology Assessment Inventory Erosion Control Water Stewart River River Yes turbidity Minor Watershed Streambank stabilization projects Land and Water Treatment Erosion Control Water Kawishiwi River River Yes aquatic invasives Minor Watershed Invasive species outreach & education to minimize spread Information and Education Community Engagement 1

2 Board of Water and Soil s (A) Plan Connection Outputs Budget (L) (M) (N) (O) (P) (Q) (R) (S) (T) Requested State Number of Number of outputs Describe how these activities Potential Water Plan or TMDL Implementation Plan Contribution for Plan Type anticipated specifically identified could be accomplished in a 3- Leveraged Funds Connection FY14-15 Biennium outputs at this time year grant period. Why is this activity important for the water resource? Budget 1 The Lake Superior shoreland boundary is typically identified on an as-needed basis for a specific project site. A shoreland boundary is needed in GIS format. Also, identification of priority erosion areas along Lake Superior is also needed. TMDL: listed on 303(d) list for Hg, PCBs. Water Plan Concerns Assessment 1. Increased development pressures / erosion control on construction sites and 3. Stormwater management. County 2 2 The initial desktop study will take approximately 4-6 months. Field verification will take approximately 2 months. Additional analyses and reporting will take up to an additional 1 year. $18,447 $4,000 $22,447 Stream survey needed to prioritize projects prior to design and obtaining additional funding Water Plan: Knife River listed as a High watershed; TMDL: headwaters to Lake Superior approved for turbidity in 2010 TMDL 1 1 Surveys will take approximately 1 month of field work and will be conducted using Lake SWCD and/or TSA Region 3 staff; reporting/analysis will take approximately 1 month. $27,850 $5,200 $33,050 2 Implementation of TMDL for turbidity requires streambank stabilization in several locations. Water Plan: Knife River listed as a High watershed; TMDL: headwaters to Lake Superior approved for turbidity in 2010 TMDL 5 5 sites/year in years 2 and 3. $375,000 $375,000 3 Stream survey needed to prioritize projects prior to design and obtaining additional funding Implementation of Water Plan priorities for turbidity requires streambank stabilization in several locations. Water Plan: Stewart River listed as a High watershed; TMDL: not listed SWCD 1 1 Water Plan: Stewart River listed as a High watershed; TMDL: not listed SWCD 5 5 Surveys will take approximately 1 month of field work and will be conducted using Lake SWCD and/or TSA Region 3 staff; reporting/analysis will take approximately 1 month. $27,850 $5,200 $33,050 sites/year in years 2 and 3. $375,000 $375,000 By 2014, results of an aquatic invasive species study will be complete. The next step will be to implement community education programs to help Water Plan: Kawishiwi River listed as a High minimize the spread from infected lakes to clean lakes. Watershed; TMDL: headwaters to Farm Lake approved for Hg in 2008 SWCD 1 1 Community outreach and education phased over a 3-year period 2

3 Board of Water and Soil s Water of Concern Targeting Projects and Activities (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) Conventional Subwatershed: 12- Water Quality Water Quality Scale of Activity Watershed: 8- Project Activity Description Water Plan Category Primary Activity of Concern Impairments Concern Focus Digit HUC Digit HUC (if Category Y/N known) 4 Kawishiwi River River Yes turbidity Minor Watershed Kawishiwi River River Yes turbidity Minor Watershed Lake and stream bank stabilization at recreation sites and/or erosion sites associated with power company dam operation Land and Water Treatment Erosion Control Water Tree plantings & easements for lakeshore protection-- maintaining buffers Land and Water Treatment Erosion Control Water 5 Beaver River River Yes turbidity Minor Watershed Beaver River River Yes turbidity Minor Watershed Stream Geomorphology Assessment Inventory Erosion Control Water Beaver Bay Trailhead Center-- design and construct stormwater improvements including storm sewer, grading, permeable pavers, rain garden and/or stormwater detention basin, and revegetation. Land and Water Treatment Stormwater Beaver River River Yes turbidity Minor Watershed Streambank stabilization projects Land and Water Treatment Erosion Control Water 3

4 Board of Water and Soil s (A) Plan Connection Outputs Budget (L) (M) (N) (O) (P) (Q) (R) (S) (T) Requested State Number of Number of outputs Describe how these activities Potential Water Plan or TMDL Implementation Plan Contribution for Plan Type anticipated specifically identified could be accomplished in a 3- Leveraged Funds Connection FY14-15 Biennium outputs at this time year grant period. Why is this activity important for the water resource? Budget 4 Water Plan: Kawishiwi River listed as a High Watershed; TMDL: headwaters to Farm Lake approved for Hg in 2008 SWCD 5 5 Water Plan: Kawishiwi River listed as a High Watershed; TMDL: headwaters to Farm Lake approved for Hg in 2008 SWCD 60 6 sites/year in years 2 and 3 $250,000 $125,000 $375,000 Teamed with WICOLA and Superior National Forest, plan to conduct 2 project/year $30,000 $30,000 $60,000 Stream survey needed to prioritize projects prior to design and obtaining additional funding Water Plan: Beaver River listed as a High watershed; TMDL: headwaters to Lake Superior 303(d) listed for ph, turbidity, and mercury in the water column SWCD 1 1 Surveys will take approximately 1 month of field work and will be conducted using Lake SWCD and/or TSA Region 3 staff; reporting/analysis will take approximately 1 month. $27,850 $5,200 $33,050 5 Popular parking lot with no stormwater treatment causes sediment and debris to dump into the Beaver River. A planned County/City project has estimated stormwater improvements to cost $125,000; 80% of the costs will be covered by a Federal Grant. Implementation of Water Plan priorities for turbidity requires streambank stabilization in several locations. Water Plan: Beaver River listed as a High watershed; TMDL: headwaters to Lake Superior 303(d) listed for ph, turbidity, and mercury in the water column County 1 1 Water Plan: Beaver River listed as a High watershed; TMDL: headwaters to Lake Superior 303(d) listed for ph, turbidity, and mercury in the water column SWCD 5 5 Project is currently being planned for 2014 construction. $25,000 $100,000 $125,000 sites/year in years 2 and 3. $375,000 $375,000 4

5 Board of Water and Soil s Water of Concern Targeting Projects and Activities (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) Conventional Subwatershed: 12- Water Quality Water Quality Scale of Activity Watershed: 8- Project Activity Description Water Plan Category Primary Activity of Concern Impairments Concern Focus Digit HUC Digit HUC (if Category Y/N known) 6 Skunk Creek River Yes turbidity Minor Watershed Streambank stabilization projects Land and Water Treatment Erosion Control Water

6 Board of Water and Soil s (A) 6 Plan Connection Outputs Budget (L) (M) (N) (O) (P) (Q) (R) (S) (T) Requested State Number of Number of outputs Describe how these activities Potential Water Plan or TMDL Implementation Plan Contribution for Plan Type anticipated specifically identified could be accomplished in a 3- Leveraged Funds Connection FY14-15 Biennium outputs at this time year grant period. Why is this activity important for the water resource? Implementation of Water Plan priorities for turbidity requires streambank stabilization in several locations. Water Plan: Skunk Creek listed as a High watershed SWCD 1 1 Budget Design and construction of 1 site can be completed by in-house staff, assisted by City and County staff. $25,000 $25,000 $50, Total Requested Total Total Leveraged Biennial State Funds Contribution Budget $1,556,997 $299,600 $1,856,597 6