Minnesota's Nonpoint Source Management Program Plan

Minnesota Pollution Control Agency

2001

Minnesota

Eco-Regions:
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46. Northern Glaciated Plains
47. Western Corn Belt Plains
48. Lake Agassiz Plain
49. Northern Minnesota Wetlands
50. Northern Lakes and Forests
51. North Central Hardwood Forests
52. Driftless Area

Keywords: BMPs , Forestry , Minnesota , Water Quality

The State of Minnesota Nonpoint Source Management Program Plan (NSMPP) is a requirement for Minnesota to remain eligible to receive NPS grant funds from the US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) under Section 319 of the CWA. Any nonpoint source water pollution control project must be cited in this document to be eligible for a Section 319 grant award. Narrative discussions of NPS pollution are included in Chapters 1: Updated NPS Assessment 2: Programs and Funding for Implementing NPS Programs and 3: Watershed Planning and Management Framework. The remaining 16 chapters/strategies include narratives and also Needs, Priorities and Milestones (Action Steps) tables for each chapter/strategy. These tables detail 2001-2005 recommended Action Steps, schedules, potential funding sources, and lead agencies that would be involved with implementing the recommendations. Over 250 people representing over 50 federal, state and local governmental units and public and private organizations served on the 19 technical committees that developed the 19 chapters/strategies of Minnesota's 2001 - 2005 Nonpoint Source Management Program Plan.


State Information Contributor Log in Name Password Forgot your password? New user?	Minnesota's Nonpoint Source Management Program Plan Minnesota Pollution Control Agency 2001 Minnesota Minnesota's Nonpoint Source Management Program Plan Eco-Regions: View Eco-Regions Map 46. Northern Glaciated Plains 47. Western Corn Belt Plains 48. Lake Agassiz Plain 49. Northern Minnesota Wetlands 50. Northern Lakes and Forests 51. North Central Hardwood Forests 52. Driftless Area Keywords: BMPs , Forestry , Minnesota , Water Quality The State of Minnesota Nonpoint Source Management Program Plan (NSMPP) is a requirement for Minnesota to remain eligible to receive NPS grant funds from the US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) under Section 319 of the CWA. Any nonpoint source water pollution control project must be cited in this document to be eligible for a Section 319 grant award. Narrative discussions of NPS pollution are included in Chapters 1: Updated NPS Assessment 2: Programs and Funding for Implementing NPS Programs and 3: Watershed Planning and Management Framework. The remaining 16 chapters/strategies include narratives and also Needs, Priorities and Milestones (Action Steps) tables for each chapter/strategy. These tables detail 2001-2005 recommended Action Steps, schedules, potential funding sources, and lead agencies that would be involved with implementing the recommendations. Over 250 people representing over 50 federal, state and local governmental units and public and private organizations served on the 19 technical committees that developed the 19 chapters/strategies of Minnesota's 2001 - 2005 Nonpoint Source Management Program Plan.