NR 120.08(1)(b)1.1. An identification of the water quality problems or threats to water quality including degradation of fish habitat and wetlands caused by nonpoint sources of pollution in the watershed. NR 120.08(1)(b)2.2. An identification of water quality objectives to maintain and improve the quality of lakes, streams, wetlands and groundwater of the watershed. NR 120.08(1)(b)3.3. An identification of target levels of pollutant control and resource protection necessary to meet the water quality objectives. NR 120.08(1)(b)4.4. An identification and ranking of significant nonpoint source types and contributing areas. NR 120.08(1)(b)5.5. A designation of critical sites listing their respective water quality problems or threats to water quality. NR 120.08(1)(b)6.6. A listing of and an analysis of need for best management practices which will significantly aid in the achievement of the target level of pollution abatement. NR 120.08(1)(b)7.7. An assessment of the need for the protection and enhancement of fish and wildlife habitat, endangered resources, aesthetics or other natural resources. NR 120.08(1)(b)8.8. An analysis of the need for adoption of local ordinances for manure storage, construction site erosion control and storm water management. NR 120.08(1)(c)1.1. As required under s. 281.65 (6) (a), Stats., governmental units except those waived under s. NR 120.03 shall prepare the following portion of the detailed program for implementation including: NR 120.08(1)(c)1.c.c. A description of fiscal management procedures, including cost containment procedures. NR 120.08(1)(c)1.f.f. An identification of those urban storm water control practices, techniques or measures included in a municipal WPDES storm water permit for which the local governmental unit may seek either local assistance or nonpoint source grant funding through the priority watershed or priority lake project under ch. NR 153. NR 120.08(1)(c)1.g.g. An identification of the state and local regulatory framework under which erosion control activities shall be conducted. NR 120.08(1)(c)1.h.h. An identification of those storm water management activities identified in the watershed plan that shall be included as part of the core urban program for the local governmental unit and funded under this chapter and ch. NR 153. Core urban program activities may include: information and education activities; development, implementation and enforcement of construction erosion control ordinances; and development and implementation of activities, including, but not limited to, those activities that reduce storm water pollution from lawn and leaf litter, pet waste, road salting and illicit dumping into the storm sewer system. When adoption of a construction site erosion control ordinance is required under the watershed plan, it shall be considered a core program activity and the schedule for urban implementation activities shall provide for adoption, implementation and enforcement of the ordinance within 2 years of the date the department approves the watershed plan. NR 120.08(1)(c)1.i.i. An identification of those storm water management activities identified in the watershed plan that may be included as part of the segmented urban program for the local governmental unit and funded under this chapter and ch. NR 153. Segmented urban program activities may include: storm water planning for urban and urbanizing areas; development, implementation and enforcement of local storm water management ordinances; engineering site feasibility studies for urban best management practices; design, installation and maintenance of urban best management practices; and development of local institutional mechanisms to fund and administer storm water management programs. NR 120.08(1)(c)1.j.j. A schedule of rural implementation activities. When adoption of a manure storage ordinance is required under the watershed plan, the schedule shall include a provision stating that a manure storage ordinance shall be adopted within 2 years of the date the department approves the watershed plan. NR 120.08(1)(c)1.L.L. A schedule for the completion within 5 years of plan approval of the inventory of land resources in the priority watershed or priority lake to locate sites which meet the critical sites criteria. NR 120.08(1)(c)1.m.m. An implementation strategy to direct staff effort at sites in proportion to the amount of pollutants contributed until pollutant reduction goals are met. The strategy shall contain a schedule for notification to landowners of critical sites. NR 120.08(1)(c)1.n.n. A description of the measures of performance for the priority watershed or priority lake project. NR 120.08(1)(c)1.o.o. A strategy for measuring progress toward meeting pollutant reduction goals and water quality objectives. NR 120.08(1)(c)2.2. The department shall prepare a strategy to address the protection, enhancement and mitigation of fish and wildlife habitat, endangered resources, aesthetics or other natural resources through the identification of best management practices, provision of information and education programs and involvement of other resource management programs. NR 120.08 NoteNote: Wisconsin’s Forestry Best Management Practices for Water Quality: A Field Manual for Loggers, Landowners and Land Managers may be obtained, at no charge, as a reference for forestry activities from the Bureau of Forestry, Department of Natural Resources, Box 7921, Madison, WI 53707.
NR 120.08(1)(d)(d) Project evaluation plan. The department shall prepare as a portion of each priority watershed plan a project evaluation strategy. The evaluation strategy shall contain criteria and procedures to evaluate the water resource and land management components of the project.