208 Data Clearinghouse
80019801
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208 DATA CLEARINGHOUSE
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Water Planning Division
May 1980
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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
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FROMMerna Hurd,
Water Planning Division (WH-554)
TORegional Water Division Directors
ATTN: WQM Coordinators
INFORMATION MEMORANDUM: INFO 80-72
The 208 Data Clearinghouse was originated to aid local agencies
in obtaining technical reports of other agencies that may contain
applicable solutions toward plan completion and implementation. This
issue of the Clearinghouse incorporates the four previous editions as
well as all new materials received since their publication.
The format for the Clearinghouse is similar to prior issues. It includes
approximately forty subjects reviewing all aspects of Water Quality
Management. The subjects range from actual work plans of local agencies
and non point source BMPs, to public participation. The subjects are
broken down into separate entries which are categorized and numbered.
Each entry includes bibliographic information describing the document
and its content, the name of the agency which produced the document,
and frequently a brief abstract describing the content. In order
to obtain any of the material in the 208 Data Clearinghouse, contact
the agency that produced the document. There is a list of all state and
local agencies, with their mailing addresses in an appendix of the
Clearinghouse.
In order to keep our records current, we would appreciate being notified
when new technical reports are produced. This can be done by sending
a copy of its bibliography and a short indication of its contents to:
208 Data Clearinghouse
US Environmental Protection Agency
WH-554
401 M St., SW
Washington, DC 20460
Your contributions are greatly appreciated and may provide other agencies
with knowledge and experience necessary for successful implementation
of projects. Through the cooperation of all state and local 208
agencies the 208 Data Clearinghouse can accomplish its goal as a
beneficial source of technology transfer.
cc: Public Participation Coordinators All 208 Agencies
Regional Project Officers All WPD Staff
NPS Coordinators
EPA Form 1320-6 (Rev. 3-76)
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I.
AGRICULTURE
1.1 "Agriculture Runoff Control 1.9
Manual," Washoe Council of Govern-
ments, April 1978.
1.2 "Appendix E: Agricultural Non- 1.10
point Source Analysis," Dane
County Regional Planning Com-
mission, 1978, 64 pages, $2.00
1.3 "Agricultural Water Quality
Management Plan," Rogue Valley 1.11
Council of Governments, 1978.
1.4 "Agricultural Loading Data,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Council, Chester Betz, Engineering, 1.12
May 1977.
1.5 "Agricultural Land and Preser-
vation Issues in the OCPC 208
Area," Old Colony Planning
Commission, Examines several 1.13
aspects of the agricultural land
use issue and reviews the pro-
spects for the future: reviews 1.14
current trends and briefly
examines some factors influencing
the trends; evaluates the "Farm-
land Assessment Act," and reviews 1.15
several alternative approaches to
preserving farmland.
1.6 "Agricultural Non-point Source
Pollution in GLS Region V, A 1.16
Background Report," Chase-Mogdis
Inc., Genessee, Lapeer and
Shiawassee-Region V Planning and
Development Commission, April
1978. 1.17
1.7 "Agricultural Non-point Sources
of Pollution-Background Infor- 1.18
mation and BMP Approach,"
Delaware Valley Regional Plan-
ning Commission, Chester Betz
May 1979.
1.8 "LU-12 The Agricultural Future,"
Salt Lake Council of Governments,
July 1977, 75 pages.
"Agricultural Runoff Management
Plan," Alabama Water Improvement
Commission.
"Agricultural Nonpoint Source
Element (draft), State Water
Quality Management Plan," Florida
Department of Environmental
Regulation, January 1979.
"An Agricultural Nonpoint Source
Pollution Management Plan,"
Montana Department of Health
Environmental Sciences.
"Agricultural Nonpoint Pollution
Management Plan for West Central
Indiana," West Central Indiana
Economic Development District,
Incorporated.
"Agriculture and Water Quality,"
Flathead Project, 135 pages.
"Agricultural Runoff," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
"Agricultural Pollution Sources,"
Greater Egypt Regional Planning
and Development Commission,
March 1978, 36 pages.
"Agricultural Runoff Pollutant
Loadings," Technical Memoranda,
Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional
Planning Commission.
"Agriculture and Water Quality,"
Flathead 208 Project, 135 pages.
"Agricultural Land and Preser-
vation Issues in the OCPC 208
Area," Old Colony Planning Council.
Examines several aspects of the
agricultural land use issue and
reviews current trends and briefly
examines some factors influencing
the trends: evaluates the "Farmland
Assessment Act," and reviews several
alternative approaches to preserving
farmlands.
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1.19 "Agricultural NFS Loadings, #204,"
Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
1.20 "Agriculture" State of Tennessee
Department of Public Health,
limited copies.
1.21 "Agricultural BMP Report,"
Baltimore Regional Planning
Council.
1.22 "Agriculture Land Use," Blue
Ribbons of the Big Sky Country
Areawide Planning Organization.
1.23 "Agriculture Study," Blue Ribbons
of the Big Sky Country, Areawide
Planning Organization.
1.24 "The Effect of Agricultural
Activity on Groundwater Quality
near Millsboro, Delaware," Coastal
Sussex Water Quality Program,
August 1977.
1.25 "Agricultural Runoff in the North
South Basin," Boston Metropolitan
Area Planning Council, January
1976.
1.26 "Agricultural Practices and Non-
Point Sources," Maricopa Asso-
ciation of Governments, Boyle
Engineering for U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers, March 1977- The
first section of this report
presents information developed
in the review on agricultural
practices, including the
following: agricultural areas,
cropping trends, Central Arizona
Project, water use, irrigation
districts, existing canal system,
irrigation practices, treated
effluent as irrigation water. The
second section examines nonpoint
sources of pollution-storm drain
system, solid waste disposal, feed
lots, dairies, sand and gravel
operations.
1.27 "Assessment of Irrigated Agricul-
ture as a Nonpoint Source-Range-
land Grazing Mineral Extraction,"
Central Arizona Association of
Governments.
1.28 "Best Management Practices for
Irrigated Agriculture in the
Larimer-Weld Region, Colorado
Analysis and Recommendations,"
Larimer-Weld Regional Council
of Governments, April 1978.
1.29 "Agriculture," Best Management
Practices Report, Illinois
Environment Protection Agency,
October 1977.
1.30 "1969 Census of Agriculture, by
County," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission.
1.31 "Census of Agriculture,"
Michigan Area Council of Govern-
ments , 1976.
1.32 "Compilation of Information
Pertaining to Pollutants in
Runoff from Agricultural Land,"
South Eastern Council of
Governments, October 1977,
99 pages, $3.00.
1.33 "Computer Data Supplement to
the Agricultural Nonpoint
Pollution Management Plan," West
Central Indiana Economic Develop-
ment District, Inc.
1.34 "Conservative Treatment, Alter-
natives for Cropland Technical
Guide Section 111-B,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, July 1973.
1.35 "Construction, Agriculture, and
Sedimentation," Boston Metro-
politan Area Planning Council,
June 1977-
1.36 "Control of Water Pollution from
Cropland - Vol. 1," 6 District
Council of Governments.
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1.37 "Outline the Most Effective l.Hl
Agricultural Best Management
Practices That Will Result in
Reduced Nonpoint Pollution,"
Controlling Pollution from Crop-
land, Lewis and Clark Regional
Council Development.
1.38 "Control of Water Pollution from
Cropland," Volume 1, Environmental
Protection Agency, Washington, DC,
Rappahannock Area Development
commission.
1.39 "Control of Water Pollution From
Cropland," Kansas Department of
Health and Environment, (fact
sheet).
l.MO "Costs for Applying Recommended
Management Practices on Agricul-
ture Land," Southeast Michigan
Council of Governments, April 1978,
55 pages. This report contains
cost estimates for Implementation
of agricultural best management
practices developed by SEMCOG to
control nonpoint sources of pollu-
tion in Southeast Michigan. The
report describes best management
practices in relation to water
quality protection and quantifies, 1.H2
for each county in the SEMCOG region,
the practices needed to protect
water quality. Six types of
agricultural nonpoint source
pollution are briefly characterized
for each county: sediment from
surface erosion, cropland, sediment
from wind erosion, nutrients from
fertilizers, toxins from pesticides,
nutrients and pathogens from animal
wastes, and sediment from stream-
banks .
"Cropland Sedimentation in South-
east Michigan: Methodology for
Identifying Potential Problem
Areas," Southeast Michigan
Council of Governments. This
report documents the procedures
developed by the Southeast
Michigan Council of Governments
to identify potential cropland
sedimentation problem areas at
a regional and watershed level,
in the analysis of nonpoint
sources of pollution in Southeast
Michigan. The Methodology for
estimating sedimentation potential
represents a modification of
existing analytical techniques.
Technical data is presented which
documents the findings and
illustrates the application of
the planning approach described
here. The report presents back-
ground information relating to
current agricultural enterprises
and management practices as these
affect sedimentation. The
material presented reflects the
participation of agricultural
experts in the region, March 1978,
72 pages.
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"Current Agricultural Practices
Inventory and Review - Non-Metro
Area Working Paper," Maricopa
Association of Governments, Boyle
Engineering Corporation. The
purpose of this report is to
inventory and describe nonpoint
sources of pollution in order to
determine the extent of pollution
they may exhibit. The nonpoint
sources emphasized are: individual
industrial and household treatment
facilities, urban runoff, solid
waste disposal areas, sand and
gravel operations, stream modifi-
cations and water diversions, the
Palo Verde Nuclear Generating
Station evaporation ponds, and
cattle grazing, October 1977.
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1.43 "Delineation of Specific Priority 1.50
Areas on Rural Lands," Southeast
Michigan Council of Governments,
July 1979.
1.44 "Statewide Agriculture Water 1.51
Quality Management Program for
the Control of Sediment and
Animal Wastes," Maryland Water
Resources Administration.
1.45 "Dryland Agriculture," Washington 1.52
Department of Ecology, March 1979,
24 pages.
1.46 "Dryland Agriculture Water Quality
Management Plan," September 1979. 1.53
1.47 "Agricultural Management: Evalua-
tion of Agriculturally Related
Diffuse Sources," Best Management 1.54
Practices BMP's, Clark County 208,
January 1978. Identifies pollu-
tant sources related to agricul-
tural practices and develops 1.55
corrective measures.
1.48 "Existing Water Quality Management
for Agricultural Activities,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning 1.56
Council, Chester ,Betz Engineering,
May 1977.
1.49 "Farm Practices and Environmental
Effects- A Literature Review," 1.57
Extensive biblography included,
1978, 108 pages. Vermont Depart-
ment of Environmental Water
Resources, this report reviews
past research conducted to assess
the environmental impacts of
selected farm practices that are 1.58
likely to pollute surface or
subsurface waters. Evaluation
includes cropping practices,
commercial fertilizer application,
pesticides application, farm
animal management, manure storage 1.59
and application, and erosion
control. The role of agricul-
ture in water pollution is com-
pared to other land uses.
"Farm Water Quality Management
Manual," Snohomish County Plan-
ning Department, September 1977,
57 pages.
"Agriculture Illinois EPA Staff
Critique of the Problem Assess-
ment Report," Illinois Environ-
mental Protection Agency, May
1977.
"Agriculture Implementation of
Best Management Practices,"
Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency, February 1978.
"Irrigation and Water Quality
Management," Kansas Department
of Health and Environment.
"Irrigated Agriculture,"
Washington Department of Ecology.
March 1979, 25 pages.
"Irrigated Agriculture Water
Quality Management Plan,"
Washington Department of
Ecology, January 1979, 53 pages.
"Irrigated Agriculture Waste
Treatment Management Plan,"
Ada and Canyon Counties, Idaho,
Ada Planning Association, $5.00.
"Agriculture Nonpoint Pollution
Report," Land Use Projection
to the Year 2000 (with map)
Population Projection to the
Year 2000, Atlantic County
Planning Division, October 1978.
"Legal Authority for Agricultural
Pollution Abatement Program in
Ohio," Toledo Metropolitan Area
Council of Governments
January 1976.
"Management Program for Agricul-
ture Runoff," Northeast Michigan
Council of Governments, January
1978.
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1.60 "Mass Balance Analysis-Agricul-
tural Runoff," Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County, #304.
1.61 "A Method for Assessing Rural
Nonpoint Sources and it's
Application in Control and Manage-
ment ," Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana
Regional Council of Governments,
September 1975, 66 pages. 1.66
Topics include: estimates of
the quantity and quality of rural
runoff, computations of runoff,
surface erosion, sediment yield,
nutrient and organic matter
loadings as well as sediment 1.67
nutrient and organic matter
concentrations.
1.62 "Methods and Practices for Con-
trolling Water Pollution from
Agricultural Nonpoint Sources,"
Rappahannock Area Development
. Commission, Environmental Pro-
tection Agency, Washington DC.
1.63 "Modelling in Coastal Sussex
County for Nonpoint Source
Pollution," Coastal Sussex
Water Quality Program. Topics
include using the ARM model
for simulating agricultural and
urban land. 1.68
1.64 "Nebraska Interim Plan for Agri-
cultural Nonpoint Pollution
Control," Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission, September
1978.
1.65 "Nonpoint Sources of Pollution-
Non-Metro Area (working paper),"
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, Boyle Engineering,
October 1977. This report con- 1.69
tains an inventory and review
of existing agricultural practices
in the non-metro portion of
Maricopa County. Agricultural
practices are identified and
described. A discussion is pre-
sented in this report identifying
and describing agricultural
practices related to- location,
irrigation canal delivery systems,
the location and number of acress
in cropland, practices in the use
and chemicals, and groundwater
and surface waters in agricultural
areas.
"Nonpoint Source Inventory," East
Central Michigan Planning and
Development Region, June 1977,
588 pages. Topics include
agricultural sources.
"Non-Metro Current Agricultural
Practices - Inventory and Review
(working paper)," Maricopa
Association of Governments, Boyle
Engineering Corporation, November
1977- Agricultural practices in
the non-metro portion of Maricopa
County are identified and described,
as they relate to location, irri-
gation canal delivery systems,
location and number of acres in
cropland, practices in the use and
application of fertilizers and
chemicals, and groundwater and
surface water in agricultural
areas.
"Volume V-a and b-Nonpoint Source
control," Southwestern Illinois
Planning Commission. Documents
nonpoint source research and
analysis activities during
initial planning program which
support plan recommendations.
(V-a Agricultural Runoff,
V-b Urban stormwater runoff, on-
site sewage disposal, mineral
extraction, construction erosion).
"Nonpoint Source Bullentin,
Agriculture and Rangeland Over-
view Report," Pima Association
of Government, Tasks 5321 and
5327, Lyman Amburgy and D, Helms,
Univeristy of Arizona, Water
Resources Research Center,
December 1977.
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1.70 "Nonpoint Source Management - A 1.76
Manual of Reference Management
Practices for Agricultural
Activities," Florida Department
of Environmental Regulation,
Bureau of Water Analysis Non-
point Source Management Section, 1.77
Florida Department of Environ-
mental Regulation.
1.71 "An Overview of Agricultural
and Rural Nonpoint Water Pollu-
tion in the Southeastern
United States," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission, 1.78
May 1-2, 1975.
1.72 "Pesticide Losses from Agricul-
ture Land," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Council,
Chester Betz, Engineers, May 1977. 1-79
1.73 "Pesticide Use Survey," Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency,
July 1977.
1.80
1.74 "Pollution Sources: Agriculture
Appendix B-2," Greater Egypt
Regional Planning and Develop-
ment Commission, November 1978,
115 pages. 1.81
1.75 "Preliminary Identification of
Literature, Models, and Date
for Evaluating Rural Nonpoint 1.82
Nutrient, Sediment and Pathogen
Sources," July 1977, 224 pages.
A preliminary review of litera-
ture related to agricultural
sources and transport of sediment,
nutrients and pathogens completed
by the University of Minnesota
Agricultural Engineering Depart- 1.83
ment and the Agricultural Research
Service. United States Depart-
ment of Agriculture. Mechanisms
and data needs necessary to
evaluate rural nutrient, sediment 1.84
and pathogen stream and lake
loadings are identified. Pre-
viously completed studies on
loadings occuring in rural areas
are identified and analyzed.
"Preventive and Corrective
Measures for Controlling Agri-
culture Pollution," Northeastern
Illinois Planning Commission,
September 1977.
"Preliminary Assessment of Water
Quality and Rural Nonpoint
Source Pollution in Bear Creek
Basin: Jackson County, Oregon,
April 1977," Rogue Valley Council
of Governments, April 1977,
180 pages.
"Problem Assessment Report,"
Illinois Environmental Protec-
tion Agency, May 1977. Contains
the findings of the subcommittees
of the Agricultural Task Force.
"Ranking of Agricultural Water
Quality Problems," Ohio-Kentucky-
Indiana Regional Council of
Governments, 1979-
"Review of Effects of Water
Availability on Agriculture Out-
put," Ventura Regional County
Sanitation District.
"Runoff from Agricultural
Operations," Region I (New
England), April 24, 1976.
"Rural Wastewater Management in
New Mexico Environmental Improve-
ment Agency, Stephen R. Flanc and
Associates, Inc., Lee Wilson and
Associates, Sutien, Thayer and
Brown, APC, Mimbres and Associates,
Inc., January 1978, 300 pages.
'"Rural Nonpoint Runoff Problems/
Analysis," Erie and Niagara
Counties Regional Planning Board,
December 1977, 174 pages.
"Rural Sewage," Greater Egypt
Regional Planning and Development
Commission, April 1978, 36 pages.
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1.85 "Rural Nonpoint Runoff Problems/ 1.93
Analysis," Erie and Niagra
Counties Regional Planning Board,
January 1979, 176 pages.
1.86 "Rural and Natural Land Use
Loadings," East Central Florida 1.94
Regional Planning Council.
1.87 "Sampling Results Agricultural
Site," Alabama Regional Planning 1.95
Council, October 1977.
1.88 "The Selection and Implementation
of Best Management Practices for
Agricultural Pollution Abatement,"
Tri-County Regional Planning 1.96
Commission, February 1977.
1.89 "South Dakota Department of
Agriculture, Division of Con- 1.97
servation," Chapter 5, South
Dakota Department of Environmental
Protection.
1.90 "South Dakota Agricultural Statis-
tics, Crop and Live Stock Reporting 1.98
Service, 1975," 6 District Council
of Governments.
1.91 "A State Water Quality Plan for
Controlling Agricultural Pollu-
tion," Vermont Department of
Environmental Water Resources,
Final 208 Plan for Controlling
Agricultural Nonpoint Source
Pollution in Vermont, 1978,
22 pages. The plan designates
the most critical watersheds,
identifies conservation practices
which should be cost shared to 1.99
obtain water quality objectives,
and designates a management agency
to administer the program.
1.92 "State of the Art of Water Pollu-
tion Control," Volume M: Rural
Stormwater Runoff, Southeast
Wisconsin Regional Planning
Council, December 1976, 50 pages.
"Stream Classification and
Agricultural Facilities Plan-
ning for the City of Pueblo,"
Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, October 1976.
"Summary Report Spray Irragation
Seminar," Region I (New England),
January 12, 1977.
"Summary of Agricultural Task
Force Water Quality Plan Recom-
mendations," Illinois Environ-
mental Protection Agency,
March 1978.
"Summary of 1976 Agricultural
Inventory," Northeastern Illinois
Planning Commission, June 1977.
"Summary of the Agriculture Task
Force Problem Assessment Report,"
Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency, May 1977. Contains
summary prepared by Agency.
"A Survey of Farm Practices in
the Winooski River Valley, 1978,
Vermont Department of Environ-
mental Water Resources, this
report documents the extent of
agricultural land management
practices in the Winooske River
Valley. Recommended practices
and estimated costs are given,
as well as programs and institu-
tions available to assist with
nonpoint source pollution.
29 pages.
"Technical Appendix: Aroostook-
Prestile Areawide Water Quality
Plan," Northern Maine Regional
Planning Commission, July 1977,
98 pages. Topics include- The
historical trends of land use:
soil erosion: cropland erosion
and its effect on fisheries:
pesticides: agricultural chemicals:
and timber 13 harvesting best
management practices.
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1.100 "Toward Clean Water: Alternatives
for Action, Volume 1, Draft
Environmental Impact Assessment,
1977. Chapter 9: Local Environ-
mental Management Programs," Old
Colony Planning Council, Points
out the alternatives to lakes
management wetlands and flood-
plain protection, earth removal
preservation of agricultural
land, natural areas protection,
and pesticide programs (non-
agriculturally related).
1.101 "Urban and Agricultural NPS
Target Abatement Levels #205,"
Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
1.102 "Urban and Agricultural Non-point
Waste Loads to the Truckee River,"
Washoe Council of Governments,
December 1977.
1.103 "Virginia Agricultural Statistics,
Bulletin No. 40," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission,
July 1975.
1.104 "Water Quality Impacts of Irrigated
Agriculture-Larimer and Weld
Counties, Colorado," Larimer-
Weld Regional Council of Govern-
ments, April 1977, $15.00.
1.105 "Water Quality - Agriculture,"
Arkansas Department of Pollution
Control and Ecology.
1.106 "Water Quality Management Plan
for Agriculture," North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources
and Community Development.
1.107 "Water Quality Effects Associated
with Irrigation in Kansas," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
1.108 "Water Quality Management Planning
R.V.C.O.G., Water Qualtiy and
Rural Nonpoint Sources of Pol-
lution a Preliminary Assessment
1977," Rogue Valley Council of
Governments.
1.109 "Water Quality Impacts of
Irrigated Agriculture (Executive
Summary)," Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments, April
1977, 65 pages, $6.00.
1.110 "WQ and Rural Nonpoint Source
Pollution," Rogue Valley Council
of Governments, July 1977, 180
pages.
1.111 "Test Watershed Monitoring and
Sampling Program," Fox Valley
Water Quality Planning Agency,
February 1978, 300 pages.
Topics include: Study of two
rural nonfarm, two agricultural,
and five urban test watersheds.
1.112 "208 Update for Agriculture,"
Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency.
1.113 "Supplement to Agriculture,
Package 1 Management Practices,"
Minnesota Pollution Control
Agency, August 1979-
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II. ALTERNATIVES
2.1 "Acceptability/Adaptability 2.12
Analysis Summary for Management
Alternatives," Area Planning
Board Palm Beach County, No. 120.
2.2 "Alternatives to Sewers," Region I
(New England), December 3, 1976. 2.13
2.14
2.15
2.3 "Alternative Treatment Methods,
Land of - Sky RC," Land-of-Sky
Regional Council, October 1976,
36 pages.
2.4 "Alternative Treatment Methods,"
Land-of- Sky Regional Council,
October 1976, 36 pages.
2.5 "Alternatives Land Use Comparison
and Analysis #503," Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
2.6 "Alternatives to Ocean Dumping 2.16
Annual Report," State New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection, October 1978,
Chapter 5.
2.17
2.7 "Alternative Areawide Plans,"
Arkansas-Texas Council of Govern-
ments, March 1978, 40 pages.
2.8 "Alternative Systems Configura-
tion," Arkansas Council Govern- 2.18
ments, August 1977, 18 pages.
2.9 "Alternative Growth Management
Techniques," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Agency, May 1975. 2.19
2.10 "Pollution Control Options,"
Arkansas-Texas Council of Govern-
ments, August 1977, 284 pages.
2.11 "208 Water Quality Management
Report on Alternatives for
Burlington, Camden, and Glovcester
Counties, New Jersey," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
November 1977, 130 pages.
"208 Water Quality Management
report on alternatives for
Mercer County, New Jersey,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Council, 1977, 100 pages.
"Alternative Control Strategies
Killeen-Temple 208 Program,"
Central Texas Council of Govern-
ments, May 1978, 496 pages.
"Alternative Management Plans,"
Weber River Water Quality Planning
Council.
"Alternative Futures for the
Delaware Valley, Year 2000 Report
No. 4," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, September
1976.
"Alternative Environmental Futures
Process WP 10.02-1," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Council,
September 1976.
"Alternative Futures for the
Delaware Valley," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Delaware Valley RFC, November
1976.
"The Alternative Environmental
Futures Process in Southeastern
Pennyslvania," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
November 1976.
"Alternative Clean Water Plan,"
West Michigan Regional Planning
Commission, Vol.1, Muskegon
River Basin, Vol. II, Northern
Lower Michigan River Basins
Vol. Ill, Kalamazoo River Basin,
Vol. IV, Grand River Basin,
Appendix A, Nonpoint Control
Mearsures, Appendix B, Mgmt.
Analysis and Alternatives
Appendix C, Maps Sets (5 maps
per County).
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2.20 "E-1: Alternative Wastewater
Management Evaluation Criteria,"
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments, EPA Plan Elements 8,9,16,
January 1978, Criteria developed
by NHPQ to quantify and measure
effects are presented with an
explanation of how each factor
will be used to assess technical
alternatives.
2.21 "Alternate Management Plans,"
Weber River Water Quality
Planning Council.
2.22 "Alternative Environmental
Futures," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester
Betz Engineers, July 8, 1975.
2.23 "T-9: Alternative Approaches for
the Protection of Water Quality
in Bird Creed and the Verdigris
River," EPA Plan Elements 8 & 9,
February 1978, Indian Nations
Council of Governments, this paper
identifies some opportunities for
solving the water quality problem
in Bird Creek. It identifies the
fact that there is some doubt
as to the ability of the Verdigris
River below the Bird Creek con-
fluence to maintain a minimum
dissolved oxygen level even with
advanced treatment upstream on
Bird Creek. Alternatives are
described such as reuse of water
from the northside plant at the
proposed Black Fox Nuclear Power
Plant and the conveyance and treat-
ment of northside wastewater at
the Haikey Creek Plant with dis-
charge to the Arkansas River. The
paper merely identifies opportu-
nities and summarizes the costs.
2.24 "Alternative Management System,"
Houston-Galveston Area Council,
November 1977.
2.25 "Alternative Technical Subplans
and Map Supplement," Houston-
Galveston Area Council, December
1977.
2.26 "Alternative Procedures and
Methods of Controlling Nonpoint
Source Pollution," Association
of Central Oklahoma Governments,
September 7, 1977-
2.27 "Alternative Management Program,"
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, August 8, 1977.
2.28 "Alternative Regional Water
Quality Management Systems for
the Chattanooga "208" Region,"
Chattanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, February 1977,
65 pages.
2.29 "Alternative Controls for Water
Quality Problems at Selected
Solid Waste Disposal Sites,"
Chatanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, April 1977, 106
pages.
2.30 "Alternative Growth Management
Techniques," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Mgmt.
Agency, May 1975.
2.31 "M-2: Alternative Water Quality
Management Arrangement," Erling
Helland Assoc., EPA Plan Element
15, January 1978, Indian Nations
Council of Governments, this report
presents a discussion of options,
examples of institutional arrange-
ments in other areas and presents
for discussion three alternative
institutional arranments for the
INCOG 208 Planning Area. Addendum
No. 1, part of the report adds two
alternatives for a total of five
to be evaluated.
2.32 "Alternatives for Inter-municipal
Agreements Regarding Wastewater
Treatment (Westboro and Shrewsbury),"
Central Mass Regional Planning
Commission, April 1977-
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2.33 "Alternative Areawide and Nonpoint
Source Plans Subsequent to Pre-
liminary Screening," South Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
October 1977.
2.34 "Alternatives for Small Wastewater
Treatment Systems - Cost/Effective-
ness Analysis," EPA Technology
Transfer Seminar Publication.
2.35 "Alternatives for Small Wastewater
Treatment Systems - Pressure
Sewers/Vacuum Sewers," EPA
Technology Transfer Seminar
Publication.
2.36 "Alternatives for Small Waste-
water Treatment Systems - On-site
Disposal/Septage Treatment
and Disposal," EPA Technology
Transfer Seminar Publication.
2.37 "Alternative Growth Futures,"
Cape Code Planning & Economic
Development Commission, 1976.
2.38 "Alternative Structural and
Nonstructural Tactics,"
East Central Michigan Planning
& Development Region,
September 1977, 471 pages.
2.39 "Alternative Structural and
Nonstructural Plans and
their Consequences," East
Central Michigan Planning
and Development Region, March
1978, 492 pages.
2.40 "Alternative Control Strategies
for Point and Nonpoint Dis-
chargers," Coastal Bend Council
of Governments, October 1977,
Chapters I - VIII.
2.41 "An Analysis of Anticipated Plans
and Alternative Waste Handling
Procedures," Southeastern
Regional Planning and Economic
Development Commission, March 1976,
36 pages.
2.42 "City of Phoenix Phase II A -
Metropolitan Phoenix - 1978
Development and Evaluation Large
Array Alternatives." Maricopa
Association of Governments,
Greeley and Hansen, March 1979.
2.43 "City of Phoenix 91st Ave. Waste-
water Treatment Plant - Plant
Expansion Facility Plan Interim
Report No, 1 - Cross Array Liquid
Stream Alternatives, " Maricopa
Assoc. of Governments, Greeley
and Hansen/John Carollo Engineers
June 1979.
2.44 "City of Phoenix 91st Ave. Waste-
water Treatment Plant - Plant
Expansion Facility Plan Interim
Report No. 1 Cross Array Liquid
Stream Alternatives Detailed Cost
Supplement," Maricopa Assoc. of
Governments, Greeley and Hansen/
John Carollo Engineers, June 1979.
2.45 "Analysis of Initial Arewide Al-
ternatives," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
June 1977, 41 pages, this report
examined the impact of each
alternative on existing structure,
the tax/cost impact of each alter-
native, and the basic steps
required to implement each alter-
native.
2.46 "Appendix B' Analysis of Man-
agement Alternatives Phase II
and III Report," Michigan Area
Council of Governments, 1978.
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2.4? "T-18- Analysis of the Impact of
Population and Infiltration/Inflow
on Cost-Effective Waste Water
Management Alternatives," EPA
Plan Elements 8 and 9, Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
March 1978. A focal point of 208
planning is the developing of cost-
effective alternatives for munici-
pal wastewater management. The
costs associated with these alter-
natives are a function of waste-
water flows and loadings which
are influenced by the projected
population to be served and the
quantity of wastewater associated
with infiltration/inflow (I/I).
Three levels of population growth
were developed to determine the
sensitivity of treatment costs to
various service area populations.
I/I flows were derived for the
major service areas and the costs
of various I/I management tech-
niques were estimated to determine
the most cost-effective strategies.
The purpose of this working paper
is to present the results of the
analysis among population levels
and I/I management strategies in
terms of cost-effectiveness
2.48 "Analysis of Alternative Manage-
ment Plans for Publicly-Owned
Treatment Works," Alabama Regional
Planning Commission, December 1977-
2.49 "Analysis of Alternative Management
plans (Areawide and Nonpoint
Sources)," South Alabama Regional
Planning Commission, November 1977-
2.50 "Analysis of Alternatives for
Disposal of Residual Wastes,"
Coastal Sussex Water Quality
Program, April 1977.
2.51 "An Approach for Evaluating
Management System Alternatives,"
Atlanta Regional Commission,
April 1978.
2.52 "Areawide Infiltration/Inflow
Analysis-Appendix 3," Maricopa
Association of Governments. John
Carollo Engineers, March 1978.
This report describes the area-
wide infiltration/inflow (I/I)
analysis conducted to identify
the existence of excessive I/I in
each sewer system tributary to
each of eight wastewater treat-
ment plants located in the Phoenix
Metropolitan Area: Avondale,
Chandler, Gilbert, Litchfield
Park, Luke Air Force Base, Mesa,
Phoenix, and Tolleson. It was
determined that the total annual
I/I rate in each sewer system
was not excessive.
2.53 "Areawide Water Quality Management
Alternatives," Boston Metro-
politan area Planning Council,
January 1978.
2.54 "Areawide Water Quality Alter-
natives for the Miami Valley
Region," Miami Valley Regional
Planning Commission.
2.55 "Assessement of Alternative Area-
wide Plans," Area Planning Board
of Palm Beach County, Number 505.
2.56 "Assessment of Alternative Sub-
Plans," Area Planning Board of
Palm County, Number 504.
2.57 "Best Management Practices Alter-
natives," Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County, Number 206.
2.58 "Boylston Pilot Project-Sub-
Surface Sewage Disposal Problems
and-Abatement Alternatives,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, January
1977.
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2,59 "Bridge Building," East-West Gate-
way Coordination Council, September
1977. A brief description of the
meeting conducted with local
officials concerning point source
alternatives, nonpoint source con-
trol measures designated manage-
ment agencies. These meetings
were part of Phase III of the
208 plan.
2.60 "Broad Management Options,"
Houston-Galveston area Council,
July 1977, revised November 1977.
2.61 "Brush Creek Technical Report,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, December 1976. This
report, researched on request,
deals with alternative sewage
management arrangements for the
Gray Summit area. This communicty
consulted EQGCC for advice con-
cerning the formation of a sewage
management structure. Present
sewage practices are identified
and five alternatives are examined
and recommendations made.
2.62 "Combine Technical and Management
Plan Alternatives for Point and
Nonpoint Pollution in Bannock
and Caribou Counties, Idaho,"
Southeast Idaho Council of
Governments.
2.63 "Combined Alternative Technical/
Management Plans for Water
Quality Protection," Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County, number 122.
2.64 "Combination of Feasible Control
and Reduction Options and Develop-
ment of Alternative Basinwide
subplans for Sludge Disposal,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission, October 1977.
2.65 "Combined Management and Technical
Alternatives," Coastal Bend
Council of Governments, November
1978, 19 pages.
2.66 "Comparison and Evaluation of
Water Quality Control Alternatives,"
Lakes Region Planning Commission,
October 1977-
2.67 "Concept Analysis of Alternative
Regional Water Quality Management
Systems," Chattanooga Area Regional
Council of Governments. April
1977, 8 pages.
2.68 "Conference Proceedings' Alter-
natives to Sewers," Old Colony
Planning Council, 1976. Discusses
many of the issues related to non-
sewered alternatives such as:
septic system technology, siting
and installation, maintenance and
repairof septic systems, land
use/growth impacts, and legal/fin-
ancial issues.
2.69 "Consequences of a No-Action Alter-
native on Urban Nonpoint Pollution
in Southeast Michigan," Southeast
Michigan Council of Governments,
February 1978, 49 pages. This report
contains estimates of the increases
in pollutant loadings due to urban
nonpoint sources from 1975 to 2000.
A computerized runoff quality model,
SEM-STORM, was used wextensive
water quality sampling to provide
the estimates.
2.70 "Conventional Vs Conventional Site
Alternative Comparisions (Working
Paper)," Maricopa Association of
Governments, Ferguson, Morris, and
Simpson/Stevens, Thompson, and
Runyan for the Corps of Engineers,
Phoenix Urban Study, March 1978.
The purpose of this working paper
is to document the selection of the
eastside conventional treatment
plant sites as a result of com-
parison of the conventional treat-
ment plant sites against each other.
2.71 "The Conversion of Seasonal to Year-
Round Homes," Southern Rockingham
Regional Planning District Commis-
sion, September 1976, 145 pages.
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2.72 "Definition of Terms and Approach
used to Evaluate Alternatives
(Point Source) Water Quality
Management Plans," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Council, Chester
Betz, Engineer, June 19, 1977.
2.73 "M-3: Detailed Water Quality
Management and Regulation Alter-
natives," Erling Helland Associa-
tion, EPA Plan Elements 14 & 15,
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments, March 1978. This paper
evaluates management system alter-
natives and discusses possible
institutional arrangements.
Specific agencies are identified
and potential roles for those
agencies are discussed. Oppor-
tunities for the future are also
identified.
2.74 "Development of Water Quality
Management Alternatives," South-
western Pennsylvania Regional
Planning Commission.
2.75 "Development and Assessement of
Alternative Areawide Strategies",
East Central Florida Regional
Planning Council.
2.76 "Development of Alternatives for
Water Quality Management in the
Pawtuxet River," Rhode Island
Statewide Planning Program.
2.77 "Development of Alternatives for
Areawide Sludge Management,"
Rhode Island Statewide Planning
Program.
2.78 "Development of Systems Alter-
natives for Control of Nonpoint
Pollution Sources," South/Eastern
Council of Governments, June 1977,
87 pages, $5.00.
2.79 "Development of Technical and
Management Plan Alternatives:
Choices for the Future," Coastal
Sussex Water Quality Program,
October 1977.
2.80 "Development of Alternative Manage-
ment, Systems and Evaluation
Criteria," South Carolina Appala-
chian Council of Governments,
February 1977-
2.81 "Develop and Screen Alternative
Areawide Strategies." South/
Eastern Council of Governments,
October 1977, 81 pages, $3.00.
2.82 "Discussion of Alternative Develop-
ment Evaluation Approach," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz, Engineers,
March 1977.
2.83 "Eastside Sub-regional Alternatives,"
Maricopa Association of Governments,
Ferguson, Morris, and Simpson/Stevens
Thompson and Runyan for the Corps
of Engineers, Phoenix Urban Study,
April 1978. This report documents
the steps involved in the develop-
ment of alternative plans for the
eastside, following is a summary of
the process. The small array was
preliminary in nature and in only
enough detail to generate general
costs and benefits. More detailed
analysis required look at the
individual elements or components
of the alternatives. This "Su-
bregional screening" involved:
1. Evaluation and selection of
conventional treatment sites
alternatives.
2. Evaluation and selection of
land treatment site alternatives.
3. Comparison of land treatment at
the selected land sites against
conventional treatment at the
selected conventional sites.
4. Evaluation of major reuse
options.
5. Evaluation of sludge management
alternatives.
The various elements of the sub-
regional screening are described in
Chapters III, IV and V. Next, the
existing collection system was
analyzed to determine existing
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system capacities and flow routing
schemes to optimize use of the
existing system and identify system
deficiencies. Based on this
analysis and discussions with
community staffs, alternative col-
lection systems layouts were
developed for the eastside.
Finally, the alternatives were
built up again. Complete eastside
plans, including collection,
treatment, reuse and sludge manage-
ment were developed by combining
the preferred elements identified
in the sub-regional screening and
the sub-regional collection sys-
tems. These plans were prelimi-
narily evaluated by the Corps
and its consultants, but the selec-
tion of the preferred plans will
be made by the advisory groups and
communities. The sub-regional
plans are described in Chapter
VII.
2.84 "Eastside Wastewater Management
Alternatives; Which Do You Pre-
fer?," Maricopa Association of
Governments 208 Program, May 1978.
This brochure describes the waste-
water alternatives for the eastsid*
in simple language and includes
recommendations for preferred
eastside alternatives from the 208
Advisory Groups.
2.85 "Environmental Evaluation of
Alternative Strategies," South
Alabama Regional Planning Council,
February 1978.
2.86 "Environmental Evaluation of Resi-
dual Waste Management Alternatives
on an Areawide Level of Analysis,
Draft Memorandum No. 5," Maricopa
Association of Governments, Arthur
Beard Engineers/Camp, Dresser, and
Mckee for Maricopa Association of
Governments, the draft report pro-
vides an environmental assessment
of sludge management alternatives
for the processing and disposal of
wastewater sludge solids from the
91st Avenue and the 23rd Avenue
Wastewater treament facilities.
The text assesses site limitations
specific to the 91st Avenue and
the 23rd Avenue treatment plants
and to the alternative landfill
sites under consideration. In
addition, the text provides a.
discussion of appropriate miti-
gation measures.
2.87 "Environmental Consequences and
Alternatives of Residual Disposal
Systems-Overview Report," Pima
Association of Government, Task
5323, Volume 1, Text Volume II,
Appendices, October 1977.
2.88 "Element 29: Report-Environmental
Assessment," East-West Gateway
coordinating Council, April 1978.
Will describe the future environ-
ment without the proposed project
environment factors involved in
each alternatives.
2.89 "Environmental Impact Matrices."
EPA Plan Element 16, March 1978,
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments, eight packages of 24 inch
by 36 inch sheets are provided for
eight different subbasins. The
matrices display in a visual
fashion the environmental impacts
of the alternatives presented in
T-ll. A limited number of copies
are available.
2.90 "Task 501 - Environmental Assess-
ment , "Southeast Arkansas Regional
Planning Commission, to assess
the environmental impacts of the
various alternative plans.
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2.91 "Element 29: Report - Environ-
mental Assessment," Wast-West
Gateway Coordinating Committee,
April 1978. Will describe the
future environment without the
proposed project and environ-
mental factors involved in each
alternative. Also, the environ-
mental effects of the proposed
plan and the steps necessary to
minimize adverse effects will
be presented.
2.92 "E-3*: Environmental Impact
Assessment of Alternative Waste-
water Management Plans," EPA
Plan Element 16, Indian Nations
Council of Governments, March
1978. This paper describes the
development of the environmental
impact matrices described above.
Descriptive phrases are used in
place of numerical rankings to
articulate the nature of environ-
mental impacts in the matrices.
The paper contains a brief
explanation of the descriptive
phrases used to evaluate the
alternatives.
2.93 "Environmental Evaluation of
Interceptor Patterns," (Draft),
Memorandum No. 6, Maricopa
Association of Governments,
Arthur Beard Engineers/Camp,
Dresser, and Mckee, May 1978.
The purpose of this memorandum
is to describe the environmental
impacts resulting from inter-
ceptor alignments associated
with Westside Alternative Waste-
water Management schemes as
identified by the Phoenix 201
Facilities Consultant. Data are
presented in both narrative and
tabular form. Where necessary,
maps and figures accompany the
narrative.
2.94 "Environmental Evaluation of West-
side Alternatives, Draft Memo-
randum No. 4," 208 Phoenix, Arthur
Beard Engineers/Camp, Dresser, and
Mckee, March 1978. The objective
of this report is to document the
environmental impacts associated
with alternative siting concepts
the wastewater treatment facili-
ties that have been identified of
defined by the Phoenix 201 Faci-
lities Consultant. The impacts
discussed herein deal specifi-
cially with sites identified for
the treatment of wastewater prior
to disposal or reuse and with more
areawide considerations regarding
such disposal or reuse. Alter-
native interceptor routes within
the various "action" alternatives
will be described and assessed in
Memorandum No. 6.
2.95 "Chapter VIII Evaluation of Manage-
ment Agencies Alternative Sub-plans,"
Berkeley, Charleston, Dorchester
Council of Governments.
2.96 "Evaluation of Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan Alternatives," Middlesex
County Planning Board, MCPB/Joint
Venture, August 1977.
2.97 "Evaluating and testing of Alter-
natives, San Creek Drainage Basin,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of Govern-
ments , Karcich and Weber, Inc.,
February 1974.
2.98 "An evaluation of Alternatives
Waste Treatment Management
Systems - Constraints and Oppor-
tunities ," Pikes Peak Area Council
of Governments, Nelson, Haley,
Patterson and Quirk, Inc., 1975.
2.99 "Chapter VI Evaluation of
Engineering and Water Quality
Alternative Sub-Plans." Berkeley.
Charleston, Dorchester Council
of Governments.
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2.100 "Existing Sanitary Districts
Facilities Alternatives," Weber
River Water Quality Planning
Council.
2.101 "Feedlots Package III Program
Options," Minnesota Pollution
Control Agency, MPCA, August 1979,
12 pages.
2.102 "Element 20-Final Point Source
Alternative," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council, December
1977. The final point source
alternatives have been defined
by cost and effectiveness analysis
in this report.
2.103 "Fiscal Impact of Alternative
Service Relationships Between
the City of Broomfiled and
the Tifferson County Airport
Authority," Denver Regional
Council of Governments, 1977.
2.104 "Formulation and Evaluation of
Alternatives," Ohio-Kentucky-
Indiana Regional Council of
Governments, February 1976.
2.105 "Identification of Alternative
Management Plans," South Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
September 1977.
2.106 "Identification and Initial
Screening of Storm Water Runoff
Control Alternatives-interim
report," Waccamaw Regional
Planning Commission, More,
Gardner and Assoc., 50 pages,
August 20, 1979.
2.107 "Identification of Alternative
Management Plans (Pt. Sources),"
South Alabama Regonal Planning
Commission, October 1977.
2.108 "Implications of Renal Water
Supply Alternatives on Water
Quality Management. # 217,"
Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
2.109 "Individual Wastewater Project
Task B Report. Summary of Alter-
native On-site Wastewater Treat-
ment and Disposal Methods,"
Triangle J Council of Governments.
November 1978. 99 pages.
2.110 "Institutional and Management
Alternatives. Abstract for Review
with Local Governments." South
Alabama Regional Planning Commis-
sion, November 1977-
2.111 "Wastewater Treatment and Reuse
Interim Report No. 4." Clark
County 208, February 1978.
Develops alternative wastewater
treatment plans and a preliminary
capital improvement program to
the year 2000 for Clark County.
2.112 "Initial Institutional Alterna-
tives for Point Source," Atlanta
Regional Commission, September
1977- Listing seven alternative
management agency arrangements.
2.113 "Introduction to Alternative
Environmental Futures " Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion , Chester Betz, Engineers,
May 15, 1975-
2.114 "Land Vs Conventional Treatment
Alternative Comparison Working
Paper," Maricopa Association of
Governments, Ferguson, Morris
and Simpson/Stevens. Thompson
and Runyan for the Corps of Engi-
neers. Phoenix Urban Study, March
1978. The purpose of this working
paper is to present a comparison
of conventional treatment against
land treatment. The relative
merits or liabilities of the two
treatment processes are identified.
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2.115 "Land Vs Land Site Alternative 2.120
Comparisons Working Paper,"
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, Boyle Engineering Corp-
oration for the Corps of
Engineers, Phoenix Urban Study,
March 1978. This working paper 2.121
evaluates six land treatment
alternatives for both primary
and secondary effluent as will
as single and double pass 2.122
systems.
2.116 "Large Array of Collection and
Treatment Alternatives," Maricopa 2.123
Association of Governments,
Ferguson, Morris, and Simpson/
Stevens, Thompson, and Runyan
for Corps of Engineers,
February 1977. This report con- 2.124
tains the background data, for
the twenty wastewater treatment
and reuse alternatives. These
include future population and
distribution and present and
projected wastwater flows. A
detailed description and an
evaluation of each collection
and treatment alternative is
included as well as effluent
reuse options and recommendation.
2.117 "Las Vegas Wash-Interim Report
3,4," Clark County 208, 3 -
Identifies and describes alter-
native resource management
programs for Las Vegas Wash
which emphasize multiple use
concepts. 4 - Expands upon the
alternative plans described in
Interim report 3, January and
February 1978.
2.118 "Local Strategies Alternative
Plan Development," Region I
(New England), November 1, 1977.
2.119 "Lower Weber 201 Facilities
Planning Area, Municipal
Alternatives," Weber River Water 2.128
Quality Planning Council.
2.125
2.126
2.127
"Management Alternatives," Boston
Metropolitan Area Planning Council,
March 1976. A Study of possible
Institutional forms and activities
for areawide wastewater management.
"Management Alternatives," Cape Cod
Planning and Economic Development
Commission, 1976.
"Management Alternative by
Specific Program" Miami Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
"Management Alternatives, Working
Paper #10," Pikes Peaks Area
Council of Governments, Nelson,
Haley, Patterson and Quirk, Inc.
"Management Alternative Including
Institutional Arrangements
Financial Alternatives, and
Required Authority," Coastal Bend
Council of Governments, September
1977, 160 pages.
"Management Alternatives,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, March 1976.
"Management Alternatives and
Recommendations," Central Midlands
Regional Planning Commission.
"Methodology for Alternative
Environmental Evaluation, Revised
Draft Memorandum No. 3>" Maricopa
Association of Governments,
Arthur Beard Engineers/Camp,
Dresser, and McKee, February 1978.
This revised draft includes 208
Advisory Group comments on the
initial draft. Methodology for
'Alternative Environmental Evalua-
tion, Memorandum no. 3, this
final draft includes the comments
local governments had on the
revised draft.
"Metro 208 Areawide Alternatives,"
Maricopa Association of Governments,
Ferguson, Morris and Simpson, Inc./
Stevens, Thompson and Runyan, Inc.,
October 1978.
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2.129 "Metropolitan Phoenix Facility 2.135
Plan 1978 Evaluation of Alter-
natives Plans, First Draft -
Addendum No. 1, " Maricopa
Association of Governments,
July 1978.
2.130 "Metropolitan Phoenix Facility
Plan - 1978 - Evaluation of
Alternate Plan," Maricopa
Association of Governments,
First Draft with Appendices,
June 1978.
2.131 "Metropolitan Phoenix Facility
Plan - 1978 - Evaluation of
Alternate Plans, First Draft,"
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments .
2.136
2.137
2.138
2.132 "Moose Hill Reservoir, Leicester,
Mass.: The Total Cost of a Pro-
posed Surface Water Supply—
Alternative Sources of Water and
Water Demend Projections,
September 1977. 2.139
2.133 "Task 401 - Municipal Treatment
Alternatives," Southeast Ark-
ansas Regional Planning Com-
mission, 201 facility plans
for White Hall and Pine Bluff
Arkansas Identification of
possible alternatives for other
municipalities. 2.140
2.134 "Muncipal Wastwater: Poten-
tial Reuse Options," Maricopa
Association of Governments,
Boyle Engineering Corporation
for the Corps of Engineers,
Phoenix Urban Study, June 1977,
this report examines various
means of disposing and using
wastewater. The options include:
energy production, turf irri-
gation, recreation, agricultural
irrigation, industrial water
cooling, industrial processing
water, fish and wildlife enhan-
cement, ground water recharge,
domestic re-use, gas production.
"Non-Structural solutions of
Wastewater Disposal A.N.C.0.,"
Old Colony Planning Council,
1976. Defines the subsurface
disposal problems, methods of
treatment available, ultimate
disposal alternatives, effi-
ciencies of the systems, and
capital and operating cost.
"Overview of Technical Alter-
natives," Coastal Sussex Water
Quality Program, September 1977-
"Oxnard Plain Alternative Water
Supply Study - Final Report,"
Ventura Regional County Sani-
tation District.
"Part B - Approach to Non-
structural Alternatives,"
Southwestern Pennsylvania
Regional Planning Commission,
Technical Memoranda.
"Element 7 - Phase II Work Plan,"
East West Gateway Coordinating
Council, October 1976. Specifies
the work to be undertaken during
the second phase of the 208 work
plan. Phase II consist of data
collection and the development of
the first round of alternatives.
"Element 17 - Phase II Work Plan,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, April 1977. Describes
the revised work order of what
elements are to be done in phase
III where the final alternatives
will be developed.
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2.141 "Element 18 - Phase II Alternative
Selection Report," East-West Gate-
way Coordinating Committee, April
1977. Serves as a status report on
the program to date; it enables
review and comment by agencies and
jurisdictions participating in the
planning process. It is a summary
of all work done by project staff
and consultants, including pro-
blem identification, development
of alternative solutions, and
utilizing comments received from
workshops. The report presents
recommendations for further in-
depth study in Phase III of the
208 planning process in the areas
of point source, nonpoint source
and management/institutional.
2.142 "Element 23 - Phase III Final
Alternative Analysis Report,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, October 1977. This is
a summary of the stream based on
computer modling of point sources
and nonpoint sources.
2.143 "Element 14 - Phase II Interim
Report and Recommendation,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, February 1977. A
comprehensive summary of all
major alternatives and recom-
mendations developed under
Phase II of the St. Louis area
208 areawide wastewater manage-
ment study. Includes abridged
except from Elements 8, 9, 10
and 11, 12, 13 reports.
appendices to this study contains
the final population and land
use projections in 5 year in-
crements through the year 2000,
to be used with the population
and land use sections. Tabular
outputs for wastewater flow
projections, projected raw waste-
water loads, treatment plant
stream loadings for each struc-
ture alternative and a detailed
presentation of preliminary point
source structural control cost
are given to aid in dealing with
the report's municipal and indus-
trial point source discussion.
2.144 "Phase III Interim Report - Area-
wide Alternative Plans," North-
western Indiana Regional Planning
Commission.
2.145 "Element 21 - Phase III Final
Alternative Analysis Report* Non-
point Source Report," West Gate-
way Coordinating Committee,
4 Volumes. October 1977. Based
on the contents of task Memo
20A, 21A, Water Quality Evalutation
Technical Supplement, This report
details nonpoint source controls
for three levels of water quality
in the St. Louis area. Design
criteria and costs are presented
for each control measure.
2.146 "Physical Alternatives for Non-
Point Sources," Chariton Valley
Regional Services Agency.
2.147 "Point and Nonpoint Source Alter-
natives, Executive Summary,"
South Alabama Regional Planning
Commission, July 1977.
2.148 "Possibilities for Water Con-
servation in the Atlanta Region,"
Atlanta Regional Commission,
March 1976. Detailed water
conservation strategies and how
they could be applied in the
Atlanta Region.
2.149 "Potential Alternatives for Water
Quality Management Area 4, Green-
ville Creek/Middle still water
River, Darke/Miami Counties."
Miami Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
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2.150 "Potential Alternatives for
Water Quality Management Area 3,
Upper Still Water River,"
Miami Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
2.151 "Potential Alternatives for
Water Quality Management Areas
1-2-28 Mississinawa River/Wabash
River/Mile Creek, Darke County,"
Miami Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
2.152 "Potential Alternatives for
Water Quality Management Areas
6-7-8-9, Upper Twin Creek-Serun
Mile Creek-four Mile Creek-
Whitewater Lower Twin Creek
Areas," Miami Valley Regional
Planning Commission.
2.153 "Potential Alternatives for
Water Quality Management Areas
25-26-27-29," Miami Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
2.154 "Potential Alternatives for Water
Quality Management Areas 5-10-11-
12-13-14-15-16-24," Miami Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
2.155 "Potential Reuse Options for
Wastewater Effluent and Residual
Solids," Maricopa Association
of Governments, Boyle Engineer-
ing Corporation for the Corps
of Engineers, Phoenix Urban
Study, June 1977. This final
report presents the various
practical reuse options and
suggests considerations as to
their individual feasibility
for application in the Phoenix
Urban area. Each reuse options
is also individually discussed
as it related to quantity and
quality and their resultant
changes. In addition there are
also discussions of Arizona
water rights, effluent owner-
ship, and existing and future
reuse agreements.
2.156 "Potential Reuse Options for
Muncipal Wastewater Effluent
and Residual Solids Draft,"
Phoenix Urban Study, November
1976. This report presents
various reuse option and
examines their feasibility for
application in the Phoenix
urban area. Reuse options are
individually discussed as they
relate to quantity and quality
and their resultant changes.
Also, there are discussions
of effluent ownership, Arizona
water rights, and existing
and future reuse agreements.
2.157 "Preliminary Wastewater Treatment
and Reuse Alternatives, Summary
Report," Phoenix Urban Study,
Ferguson, Morris and Simpson/
Stevens, Thompson, and Runyan
for the Corps of Engineers,
April 1977, this report describes
and evaluates 20 collection and
treatment alternatives and
possible reuse options for the
treatment effluent. Alternative
were developed and reviewed
relative tor
1. Native drainage basins in the
area.
2. Projected population growth.
3. Existing community service
area.
4. Extent of the resisting
sewerage systems through 1980,
and
5. Potential re-use area.
2.158 "Preliminary Report to the 205
Areawide Planning Committee Con-
cerning Alternative Implementation
Strategies for Achieving Water
Quality Goals," Larimer-Weld
Regional Council of Governments,
August 1977, 11 pages.
2.159 "Preliminary Findings Relating
to Alternative Techniques for
Controlling Non-point Source
Pollution in the Lakes Region,"
Lakes Region Planning Commission,
July 1976.
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2.160 "Preliminary Control Alternatives 2.168
for Phillippe Creek," Southwest
Florida Regional Planning Council,
October 1977. 44 pages, $3-70.
2.161 "Preliminary Management Network
Alternatives." Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County, #111.
2.162 "Preliminary Control Alternatives
for Phillippe Creek," Southwest 2.169
Florida Regional Planning Commis-
sion, prepared by Post, Buckley,
Schuh and Jernigan, Inc.,
October 1977. $6.90 per copy.
2.163 "Preliminary Control Alternatives
for the Caloosahatchee River Study
Area," Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission, prepared by
Post, Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan, 2.170
Inc.. $5-50.
2.164 "Preliminary Investigation of
Alternative Treatment Options for
Matawan Boro, New Jersey Chapter
5," State of New Jersey Depart-
ment of Environmental Protection. 2.171
2.165 "Preliminary Control Alternatives
for The Charlotte Harbor Study
Area," Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission, prepared
for the Southwest Florida
Regional Planning Council by 2.172
Post, Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan,
Inc., November 1977, $9.10 per
day.
2.166 "Preliminary Study of Wastewater
Disposal Alternative," Coastal
Sussex Water Quality Program, 2.173
April 1976.
2.167 "Presentation and Screening of
Alternative Plans," Region II
Planning Commission. The
Chester Engineers and Water
Resources Engineers, October 2.174
1977, May 1978 as revised.
"Presentation of Alternatives
to Traditional Septic Systems
for the Washington Metropolitan
Area." Washington Council of
Governments, November 1977-
A description of the alternatives
to septic systems. Montgomery
County, Md. Office of Community
Development.
"Priorities and Implementation
Schedule," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
March 1978, 9 pages. This
report analysis the priorities
and Implementation schedules
for the areawide and subarea
wastewater treatment and residual
waste management alternatives.
"The Problem and Alternative
Courses of Action," Municipal
Facilities/Industrial Dis-
chargers Brief #2, Association
of Bay Area Governments, July
1977, $1.00.
"A Process for Developing and
Evaluating Water Quality Manage-
ment Alternatives in the Chatta-
nooga '208' Region," Chattanooga
Area Regional Council of Govern-
ments, March 28, 1977, 31 pages.
"Projected Water Quality Effects
of Alternative Urban Best Manage-
ment Practices for Nonpoint Source
Control," South Alabama Regional
Planning Commission, December
1977.
"Proposal for Specialization of
Program Development Among Water
Quality Management Planning
Agencies," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection, Chapter 8.
"Proposed Analysis for Great South
Bay Options for Further Analaysis,"
Nassua Suffolk Regional Planning
Board.
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2.175 "Proposed Evaluation Methodolgy 2.180
for Technical Alternatives
Working Paper," Phoenix Urban
Study, Maricopa Association of
Governments, Ferguson, Morris,
and Simpson/Stevens, Thompson, 2.181
and Runyan Boyle Engineering
Corporation, Dames and Moore,
for the Corp of Engineers,
March 1978. This working paper - 2.182
identifies the alternatives for
evaluation, criteria to be used
in the evaluation and the steps
to be gone through in the
evaluation and selection process. 2.183
2.176 "Prototypical Alternative Arran-
gements for the Performance of
Essential Water Quality Manage-
ment Functions Under 208 Program," 2.184
Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Government
Studies and Systems.
2.177 "Public Testimony (Hearing on
Report on Alternatives," 2.185
Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, October
1977.
2.178 "Reclaimed Water Reuse Options 2.186
Working Paper," Maricopa Asso-
ciation of Governments, Phoenix
Urban Study, November 1977.
The purpose of this paper is
to identify in as much detail as 2.187
possible the potential wastewater
reuse sites or systems on the
central and eastside of the
Valley. Much of the information 2.188
in this report was obtained
through a serof meetings
with the staffs and officials
of the municipalities, govern-
mental agencies, and private
water companies in the study area.
2.179 "Ranking of Management Alter-
natives," South Alabama Regional
Planning Commission, December
1977.
"Regional Issues 1977 are
Circumstances Beyond Our
Control?," Assoc. of Bay Area
Governments, February 1977.
"Regional Water Supply Alter-
natives #216," Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
"Report on Initial Areawide
Alternatives," Institutional
and financial Products, Mid
Americia Regional Council.
"Report on Analysis of Initial
Areawide Alternative," Insti-
tutional and Financial Products,
Mid-America Regional Council.
"Report on Alternatives
Plans for Selected Subareas,"
Institutional and Financial
Products, Mid-America Regional
Council.
"Report on Alternatives Tech
nical Solutions for Subareas,"
Point Source Products, Mid-
America Regional Council.
"Report on Alternatives,"
Delaware Valley Regional Plan-
ning Commission, September
1977.
"Report of Management Alter-
natives," Macon Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission.
"Report on Institutional Alter-
natives for Septic Tank Opera-
tion and Maintenance Programs
and Septage Management in the
Montachusett Region."
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2.189 "Report on Institutional Alter- 2.196
natives for Septic Tank Operation
and Maintenance Programs and
Septage Management in the Monta-
chusett Region," Montachusett
Regional Planning Commission, 2.197
1977, 51 pages.
2.190 "Report on Institutional Alter- 2.198
natives for Sewage Facilities
Management Agencies, Montachusett
Regional Planning Commission,
1977, 39 pages.
2.191 "Residuel Waste Disposal Practices
and Alternatives, Executive
Summary," South Alabama Regional
Planning Commission, July 1977.
2.192 "Residuals Management in the
Washington Metropolitan Area,"
Washington Council of Governments.
March 1978. An Assessment of the 2.199
residuals handling needs of the
region and an anlysis of the
alternatives available to meet
these needs.
2.193 "Revised Environmental Evaluation
of Westside Alternatives, Memor-
andum No. 4," Maricopa Associa-
tion of Governments, Arthur
Beard Engineers/Camp, Dresser, 2.200
and McKee, May 1978. This report
documents the environmental
impacts associated with the waste
treatment alternatives as revised
by the Phoenix 201 Facilities
Consultant.
2.201
2.194 "Runoff Control Management Alter-
natives," Washoe Council of
Governments, August 1977.
2.195 "Secondary Environmental Impacts
of Technical Alternatives,"
First Tennessee-Virginia Develop-
ment District, February 1978, 2.202
27 pages. This report summarizes
the energy, chemical and manpower
requirements and projected sludge
quantities for technical alter-
natives .
"Task 2.4.2. Structural Treatment
Alternatives," Cape Cod Planning
and Economic Development Commission,
1976.
"Structural Treatment Alternatives,"
Region I (New England).
"Subsurface Water Management -
Interim Rept. 3," Clark County
208 Agency, February 1978.
Identifies alternative control
measures to eliminate or prevent
subsurface water quantity and
quality problems. This report
also includes best management
practices guide based on avail-
able literature and proposes a
preliminary capital investment
program and schedule for subsur-
face water management.
"Summary of Alternative Technical
Solutions for Subareas," First
Tennessee-Virginia Development
District, December 1977. This
report is a compilation of
available information on the
wastewater collection and treat-
ment alternatives for each "201"
Planning Area in the study area.
"Summary of Environmental of
Westside Alternatives, Memorandum
No. 9," Maricopa Association of
Governments, Arthur Beard
Engineers/Camp, Dresser and
McKee, July 1978.
"Summary of Environmental Evalua-
tion of Residual Waste Manage-
ment Alternatives, Memorandum
No. 10," Maricopa Association
of'Governments, Arthur Beard
Engineers/Camp, Dresser, and
McKee, July 1978.
"Summary of Alternatives-Merrinack
River Crossing Corridor Planning
Study-Northern Middlesex Area
Commission," November 1978.
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2.203 "Summary of Comments and Applica- 2.210
tions for Alternative TM Manage-
ment Systems, #118," Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
2.204 "T-6: A Summary of Preliminary
Wastewater Management Alternatives,"
EPA Plan Elements 8 & 9, Indian 2.211
Nations Council of Governments,
January 1978. This paper contains
a summary of the alternative waste-
water management strategies to be
evaluated as a part of the INCOG
208 Planning effort. Strategies
are for the technical solutions.
2.205 "Summary of Environmental Evalua-
tion of Residual Waste Management 2.212
Alternatives, Draft Memorandum
No. 10," Maricopa Association of
Governments, Arthur Beard
Engineers/Camp, Dresser, and
McKee, May 1978. This report
summarizes Environmental
Evaluation of Residual Waste
Management Alternatives, Draft
Memorandum No. 5.
2.206 "Tampa Bay Water Quality Manage-
ment Alternatives Analysis," 2.213
Tampa Bay Regional Planning
Commission.
2.207 "Technical Alternatives for On-
Site Waste Treatment and Dis-
posal," Toledo Metropolitan Area
Council of Governments, September
1976.
2.208 "Technical Areawide Alternatives,
#219," Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County.
2.209 "Technical Subplans," Lower Rio
Grande Valley Regional Develop-
ment Commission. Topics include
instream Water Quality under
alternative discharge levels,
alternative solutions, costs.
"Teton County Proposed Compre-
hensive Plan, Implementation
Alternatives, and Water Quality
Management Plan," Teton County
208 Planning Agency, January 1977
and March 1977.
"Teton County Growth and Develop-
ment Alternatives," Teton County
208 Planning Agency, May 1976.
A background report for the Teton
County Comprehensive Plan and
Implementation Program and the
Teton County Water Quality Manage-
ment Program, Livingston and
Associates.
"Toward Clean Water: Alternatives
for Action, Volume 1, Draft
Environmental Impact Assessment,
Chapter 6' Urban Runoff/Construc-
tion and Development," Old Colony
Planning Council, 1977. Discuss
alternatives to controlling urban
runoff in Brockton, controlling
urban runoff in other urbanized
areas, and adopting preventive
measures for future development.
"Toward Clean Water: Alternatives
for Action, Volume 1, Draft
Environmental Impact Assessment,
Chapter 4: Municipal Wastewater
Disposal," Old Colony Planning
Council, 1977. Identifies treat-
ment works alternatives capable
of solving existing wastewater
quality problems and capable of
meeting anticipated municipal
and industrial waste treatment
needs of the area over a twenty-
year period.
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2.214 "Toward Clean Water: Alternatives 2.219
for Action, Volume 1, Draft
Environmental Impact Assessment,
Chapter 8: Residuals Management,
Old Colony Planning Council,
1977. Identifies alternatives
to control the disposition of
all residual waste generated and
the disposal of pollutants on land
or in subsurface excavations in 2.220
OCPC 208 area which could affect
water quality and are intended
to provide for eventual compliance
with the Resource Conservation
and Recovery Act.
2.215 "Transcripts of March 1, 1978,
208 Lobbying Forum," EPA Plan
Element 17, Indian Nations 2.221
Council of Governments, March
1978. Contains trancripts of
presentations made by citizens
of the INCOG area during the
evening of March 1, 1978 and
containing their comments,
questions, and/or recommendations
pertaining to the 208 alternatives
presented to date.
2.216 "Transportation Corriders/Water
Quality Implementation Alter-
natives," Alaska Department of
Environmental Conservation,
July 1978, 15 pages and appendices.
Draft for public review of partial
plan to reduce sedimentation from
transportation.
2.217 "Uintah-South Weber 201 Facilities
Planning Area, Municipal Alter-
natives," Weber Riber Water
Quality Planning Council.
2.218 "Upper Ogden Valley 201 Faci-
lities Planning Area, Municipal
Alternatives," Weber River Water 2.222
Quality Planning Council.
"Verdigris River Evaluation:
Alternative Wastewater Manage-
ment Strategies for the Lower
Bird Creek and Verdigris River
Basins," Volume I, Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
Gates Engineering and Associates,
May 1979.
"Verdigris River Evaluation:
Alternative Wastewater Manage-
ment Strategies for the Lower
Bird Creek and Verdigris River
Basins," Volume II, Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
Gates Engineering and Associates,
May 1979.
"Wastewater Treatment Alternatives,
Conventional Treatment Progress
Report," Maricopa Association of
Governments, Ferguson, Morris,
and Simpson/Stevens, Thompson,
and Runyan, for the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers, Phoenix
Urban Study, February 1977.
This plan examines alternatives
for collecting, conventionally
treating (treatment plant), and
reusing wastewater in the Study
Area together with a strategy for
implementing that plan. The
steps used for developing alter-
natives are: 1. Define in detail
the work to be done. 2. Define
the evaluation criteria. 3- Inven-
tory and assess existing manage-
ment agencies, and develop alter-
native management systems.
4. Develop non-structural con-
trols. 5. Develop an array con-
ventional treatment alternatives.
6. Suggest a preferred areawide
plan.
"Wastewater Reuse Report, Task
6340," (Draft), Pima Associates of
Government, Army Corps of
Engineers, September 1977-
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2.223 "Waste Treatment Alternatives," 2.227
Rogue Valley Council of Govern-
ments, 1978.
2.224 "T-11: Wastewater Management
Alternatives Costs and Water 2.228
Quality," Indian Nations
council of Governments, EPA
Plan Elements 8 & 9, February
1978. The purpose of this
working paper is to summarize
the costs of the alternative 2.229
wastewater technical strategies
developed for the INCOG 208
Study Area. Costs of achieving
four levels of water quality
are displayed. Level one is
defined by the achievement of 2.230
dissolved oxygen concentrations
greater than 5 and the maximum
unionized ammonia nitrogen
concentration less than .02
milligrams per liter. Level
two is defined by a dissolved
oxygen content greater than 5
milligrams per liter without 2.231
regard to ammonia toxicity.
Level three is the achievement
of the dissolved oxygen content
of at least 2 milligrams per
liter in the stream. A fourth
category is displayed in those 2.232
cases where land application
is used and there is no discharge.
Costs are presented on a basis
of cost per population equivalent 2.233
per year. The costs include
0 & M costs and constructions
costs, the costs include all
costs including the federal share. 2.234
2.225 "Wastewater Treatment Alternatives
and Projections Methodology,"
South Alabama Regional Planning 2.235
Commission, Marych 1978.
2.226 "Waste Treatment Alternatives
for Rural Jackson County,"
Rogue Valley Council of Govern-
ments, 1978.
"Wastewater Treatment System
Alternatives and Projects,"
south Alabama Regional Planning
Commission, August 1977-
"AMBAG Issue Paper #10: Water
Quality Case Studies, Nonpoint
Source Pollution Control Alter-
natives," Association of Monterey
Bay Area Governments, 1977.
"AMBAG Issue Paper #10-A: Water
Quality Case Studies: Pollution
control Alternatives," Association
of Monterey Bay Area Governments,
1977.
"Water Quality Evaluations of
Alternative Discharge Sites for
a Combined Waste Treatment
Facility for the Theodore
Industrial Park," South Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
November 1976.
"Water Quality Management, An
Evaluation of Two Management
Alternatives," Tennessee Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
May 1978.
"Water Quality Management Plan
Alternatives," Middlesex County
Planning Board, August 1977.
"Water Quality Impacts of 208
Plan Alternatives," Lakes Region
Planning Commission, June 1977.
"What are the Options? Handbook
Management?," Region I (New
England), June 1976.
"Work Element 235 (Workshop) -
Evaluate Alternatives for Opti-
mum 208 Plan," West Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
December 1977.
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2.236 "Element 25 - Workshop III Report,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council. December 1977- The
Third St. Louis area 208 workshops
were designed to receive partici-
pants comments on costs of alter-
natives nonpoint source alternatives
et designated management agencies
et their responsibilities.
2.237 "Work Element 345 - Environmental
Impacts of Alternative Subplans,"
West Florida Regional Planning
Commission, April 1978.
2.238 "208 Plan Eugene-Springfield
Metropolitan Area Waste Treat-
ment Management Alternatives
(ch2m Hill)," Lane Council of
Governments, April 1977.
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III. BIOLOGICAL PHYSICAL CONDITION
3.1 "Work Element 305 - Existing 3-9
Data on the Physical and Biological
Conditions," West Florida Regional
Planning Commission, May, 1977.
3.10
3.11
3.12
3.13
3.14
3.2 "Oxygen Demand in the Willamette
River, Portland Harbor, Oregon,"
(Tech supplement), Metropolitan
Service District, Columbia
Regional Association of Govern-
ments
3.3 "Regional BOD and Nutrient
Generation" with "Technical
Appendix" (in separate volume),
EPA Plan Element 3, Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
Woodruff, Gary D., June, 1977.
This report contains an estimate
of community generation rates
of biodegradable organics and
nutrients, nitrogen and phosphorus
from point sources. Specific
data relating to each of the
regions treatment facilities
are presented.
3.4 "Progress Report No. 1, A Study
of the Physical Degradation,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission.
3.5 "Nutrient Losses from Feedlot
Operations," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, May,
1977.
3.6 "Reconnaissance of Chemical
Quality of Georgia Streams,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission, Geological
Survey, Bulletin No. 64, 1961.
3.7 "Brief Progress Review: Leaching
of Nitrogen Due to Fertilizers,"
Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning
Board.
3.8 "Deoxygenation in Natural Streams,"
(Vol II, No. 3, pp 491-504), 3-18
Nebraska Natural Resources
Commission.
3.15
3.16
3.17
"Nitrification in Natural Streams,"
(Vol 48, No. 10, pp 2380-2393),
Nebraska Natural Resources
Commission, Journal of Water
Pollution Control.
"Impact Analysis of Point Source
Phosphorous Loading - Big Thompson
River Basin," Larimer-Weld
Regional Council of Governments.
"Phosphorous Supply and Control
for Stockbridge Bowl," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Commis-
sion, July, 1976.
"PCB's in the Housatonic,"
Berkshire County Regional Plan-
ning Commission, May, 1976.
"Presentation to BCRPC - Phosphorous
Supply and Control for Stockbridge
Bowl, and Urban Runoff," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Commission,
April, 1976.
"Phosphorous Detergent Ban in
the Metropolitan Washington
Area," Washington Council of
Governments, December, 1977.
A study of the feasibility of
a phosphorous detergent ban
in the region.
"Assessment of Nitrogen Sources,"
Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning
Board, August, 1977.
"Nitrification and Denitrification
of Municipal Wastewater Effluents
Disposed to Land," California
Water Resources Control Board,
$2.10.
"Work Task 312/Analysis of
Low Dissolved Oxygen Discharges
from Chickamauga Dam," Chattanooga
Area Regional Council of Govern-
ments, June, 1977, 16 pgs.
"The Interpretation of the
Chemical Characteristics of
Natural Water," (unpublished
report), Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, Foreman, Joe R.,
July, 1976.
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3.19 "Simulation of Diurnal Dissolved 3.27
Oxygen Variations in Several
Streams Located in SE Pennsylvania,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers.
3.20 "A Method for Relating Diurnal 3.28
Dissolved Oxygen Variations
to Phosphorous Uptake in Southeast
Pennsylvania Streams," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Water Resources Engineers,
Inc., May, 1977.
3.21 "Data Analysis - Phosphorous 3.29
Uptake Diurnal DO Method,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Water Resources
Engineers, Inc.
3.22 "Phosphorous Supply and Control
for Stockbridge Bowl," USEPA, 3.30
Region I, May, 1976.
3.23 "Clay Deposits of Georgia,"
(Geological Survey of Georgia
- Bulletin 18), Macon-Bibb 3.31
County Planning and Zoning
Commission, 153 pgs.
3.24 "Significance of Pollution
Problems Resulting from the 3.32
Extraction of Mineral Resources,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, April, 1977, $1.00.
Municipal/industrial dischargers 3.33
management pi an-tech memo.
3.25 "Sedimentary Kaolins of the
Coastal Plain of Georgia,"
(Geological Survey of Georgia, 3.34
Bulletin 44), Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
482 pgs.
3.26 "Limestone and Marls of the
Coastal Plain of Georgia," 3.35
(Geological Survey of Georgia
- Bulletin 21), Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning
Commission, 289 pgs.
"Mineral Springs of Georgia,"
(Geological Survey of Georgia,
Bulletin 20), Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
190 pgs.
"Mineral and Water Resources
of South Dakota, U.S. Geological
Survey for the Committee on
Interior and Insular Affairs
of the U.S. Senate," Sixth
District Council of Governments,
1975.
"Environmental Resources Study
for Teller and El Paso Counties,
Colorado, Part B: Geology,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of
Governments, Resource Planning
Associates, Inc., 1974.
"Mineral Resources Activities
in Kansas - Management Report,"
Kansas Department of Health
and Environment.
"Mineral Intrusion into Kansas
Surface Waters - Management
Report," Kansas Department of
Health and Environment.
"Mineral Intrusion," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment. Fact sheet.
"Mineral Resources Activities
in Kansas - Technical Report,"
Kansas Department of Health
and Environment.
"Laboratory Demonstration of
a Process for Removal of Heavy
Metals from Waters," California
Water Resources Control Board,
$2.65.
"An Investigation of the Effects
of Discharged Wastes on Kelp,"
California Water Resources
Control Board, $3.85.
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3.36 "Base and Precious Metal and 3.44
Related Ore Deposits of Virginia,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, Division of Mineral
Resources, Commonwealth of
Virginia, 1968.
3.45
3.37 "Mineral Resources of Bibb
County, Georgia," Macon-Bibb
Planning and Zoning Commision,
Industrial Development Division
Engineers, 29 pgs.
3.38 "Shales and Brick Clays of
Georgia," (Geological Survey 3.46
of Geogia - Bulletin 45), Macon-
Bibb County Planning and Zoning
Commission, 362 pgs.
3.39 "Feldspar and Mica Deposits
of Georgia," (Geological Survey
of Georgia - Bulletin 30), 3.47
Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission, 192
pgs.
3.40 "Assessment of Study Area Heavy
Metals Problems," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
October, 1976.
3.41 "Appendix IV-A, Geology and
Mineral Resources," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Moody and Associates,
Inc., May, 1975.
3.42 "Inventory of Direct Discharges
and Initial Bacteria Screening
- Interim Report," Waccamaw
Regional Planning Commission,
Moore Gardener and Associates,
August, 1978, 55 pgs. Myrtle 3.51
Beach Area.
3.43 "Myrtle Water Quality Study -
Initial Bacterial Sampling of
Primary and Secondary Stations 3.52
- Interim Report," Waccamaw
Regional Planning Commission,
Moore Gardener and Associates,
November, 1978, 30 pgs. lopics
include sewers, landuse, sampling.
3.48
3.49
3.50
"Microbiological Content of
Domestic Waste Waters Used
for Recreational Purposes,"
California Water Resources
Control Board, $2.00.
"Factors Limiting Biological
Production in Monument and
Fountain Creeks, El Paso County,
Colorado," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, Ecology
Consultants, Inc., December,
1974.
"Summary of Current Knowledge
of the Biota of Pueblo County
Waterways," (unpublished report).
Pueblo Regional Planning Commission,
Foreman, Joe, R., September,
1975.
"Fish Survival Experiment,"
(unpublished report), Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission,
Foreman, Joe, R. and Dumeyer,
John M., 1975.
"Quality of Life - Brochure,"
Southeastern Utah Association
of Governments.
"Report on Habitat Modifications
to Upper Fountain Creek and
Surface Water Strategies, Working
Paper 15," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, Nelson,
Haley, Patterson & Quirk, Inc.
"Algal Bioassay Results on
Selected Waters in the MAG
Area," Mountainland Association
of Governments, July, 1976.
"Aquatic Habitat Inventory in
the Hot Desert E.I.S. Area,
Utah," Five County Association
of Governments.
"Trace Elements in Seafood
Organisms Around Southern Cali-
fornia Municipal Wastewater
Outfalls," California Water
Resource Control Board, $3.80.
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3.53
3.54
3.55
3.56
3.57
3.58
"An Investigation on the Facts
of Organic and Inorganic Wastes
Discharged into the Marine
Environment and their Effects
on Biological Productivity,"
California Water Resources
Control Board, $3.60.
"In-site Investigation of Movement
of Gases Produced from Decomposing
Refuse," California Water Resources
Control Board, $3.85.
"A Biological Resources Review
for the Ten Town 208 Area,"
Androscoggin Valley Regional
Planning Commission. This
document discusses the fish
and wildlife resources of the
208 area and includes maps
for each town identifying valuable
wetlands and potential deer
wintering yards. The economic
value of fish and wildlife
resources is discussed. The
relationship of water quality
to fish and wildlife needs is
identified to assist planning
boards, conservation commissions
and other groups involved in
town planning.
"Environmental Resources Study
for Teller and El Paso Counties,
Colorado, Part C: Vegetation,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of
Governments, Resources Planning
Associates, Inc., 1974.
"Environmental
for Teller and
Colorado, Part
Hazard," Pikes
of Governments,
Resources Study
El Paso Counties,
D: Wildfire
Peak Area Council
Resource Planning
Associates, Inc., 1974.
"Environmental Resources Study
for Teller and El Paso Counties,
Colorado, Part E: Wildlife
Appendices," Pikes Peak Council
of Governments, Resource Planning
Associates, Inc., 1974.
3.59 "Wildflowers of the United
States: The Southeastern States,"
(Vols. 1 & 2), Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning
Commission, 1966.
3.60 "Endangered Rare and Uncommon
Wildflowers Found in the Southern
National Forest," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning
Commission, U.S. Department
of Agriculture, Forest Service,
1970.
3.61 "General Flora and Fauna Inventory,"
Michigan Area Council of Govern-
ments, 1976.
3.62 "Techniques of Water Resources
Investigations of the United
States Geological Survey Methods
for Collection and Analysis
of Aquatic Biological and Micro-
biological Samples," Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission,
Slack, K.V., 1973.
3.63 "The Aquatic Biology of Penny
Pack Creek Watershed," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Aquatic Ecology Associates,
March, 1975.
3.64 "The Aquatic Biology of Penny
Pack Creek Watershed," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Aquatic Ecology Associates,
December, 1975.
3.65 "A Report on Evaluation of
Existing Water Quality and
Aquatic Life WQMSA #1," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Aquatic Ecology Associates,
December, 1974.
3.66 "The Aquatic Biology of Penny
Pack Creek Watershed," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Aquatic Ecology Associates,
December, 1974.
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3.67 "Recommended Revision and Additions 3.73
to DER's Water Quality Criteria
for Insuring the Protection
and Propagation of Aquatic
Life," Delaware Valley Regional 3.74
Planning Commission, Aquatic
Ecology Associates, February,
1977.
3.68 "An Oceanographic and Biological
Survey of the Southern California 3.75
Mainland Shelf," California
Water Resources Control Board,
$4.75.
3.69 "Biological Water Quality Monitor-
ing - Southwest Montana 1977- 3.76
1978," Montana Department of
Health and Environmental Sciences.
3.70 "Biological Water Quality Study,
EPA Plan Element 2," Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
Cox, William R. and Zima, John
J., July, 1977. This report 3.77
correlates the effect of certain
parameters on biological species
and diversity. This study
concentrated on macroinvertebrates
(larger invertebrate animals.)
Aquatic organisms depend greatly 3.78
on certain physical parameters
in their environment. Critical
levels of certain substances
are necessary for their survival.
Species/diversity indices are
developed to measure the quality 3.79
of water to support aquatic
life at several stations in
the area.
3.71 "Characterization of Benthal
Deposits of the Upper Passaic 3.80
River," (Chapter 3), State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection, November,
1978.
3.72 "Benthic Deposits," Northwestern
Indiana Regional Planning Commis-
sion, October, 1976.
"Selection of Sites for Benthic
Deposits," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
"Long-Term Effects of Toxicants
and Biostimulants on the Waters
of Coastal San Francisco Bay,"
California Water Resources
Control Board, $3.50.
"A Study of Toxicity and Biostimu-
lation in San Francisco Bay - Delta
Waters, Summary Report," California
Water Resources Control Board,
$3.20.
"A Study of Toxicity and Biostimu-
lation in San Francisco Bay - Delta
Waters, A Statistical Evaluation
of the Relationship Between
Toxicity and Species Diversity
Index," California Water Resources
Control Board, $3.00.
"A Study Toxicity and Biostimu-
lation in San Francisco Bay - Delta
Waters, Acute Toxicity of Discharged
Waters." California Water Resources
Control Board, $2.25.
"A Study of Toxicity and Biostimu-
lation in San Francisco Bay - Delta
Waters, Toxicity Removal,"
California Water Resources
Control Board, $3.05.
"A Study of Toxicity and Biostimu-
lation in San Francisco Bay - Delta
Waters, Dispersion Studies,"
California Water Resources
Control Board, $1.75.
"A Study of Toxicity and Biostimu-
lation in San Francisco Bay - Delta
Waters, Bioassays of Lower
Trophic Levels," California
Water Resources Control Commission,
$2.25.
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3.81 "A Study of Toxicity and Biostimu-
lation in San Francisco Bay - Delta
Waters, Effects of Wastes on
Benthic Biota," California
Water Resources Control Board,
$2.50.
3.82 "A Study of Toxicity and Biostimu-
lation in San Francisco Bay - Delta
Waters, Algal Assays," California
Water Resources Control Board,
$2.05.
3.83 "Working Paper I: The Natural
Physical Environment," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
February, 1975.
3.84 "Physical Characteristics,"
Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
3.85 "Rainfall Analysis, 075," U.S.
EPA Region I, February, 1976.
3.86 "Rainfall Analysis, 055," U.S.
EPA Region I, February, 1976.
3.87 "Rainfall Analysis in the CMRPC,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, February,
1976.
3.88 "Destination of Pollutants
Resulting from Transient Storm
Events," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, March,
1977.
3.89 "Appendix F: Wet and Dry Weather
Analysis Techniques, Phase II
and III Report," Michigan Area
Council of Governments, 1978.
3.90 "Water Resources and Critical
Dry Weather Criteria," Miami
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion.
3.91 "Biological Impacts of Critical
Low-Flow and Rainfall Conditions,"
Miami Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
3.92
3.93
3.94
3.95
3.96
3.97
3.98
3.99
3.100
3.101
3.102
"Rainfall Analysis for the
OCPC Area," Old Colony Planning
Council, 1976. Provides a
statistical assessment of the
general meteorological conditions
in the 208 area.
"Precipitation Study and General
Climatological Information,"
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional
Council of Governments, June,
1975.
"Task 3.2 Rainfall Analysis
for Cape Cod," Cape Cod Planning
and Economic Development Commission,
1976.
"Rainfall Analysis for Cap
Cod," U.S. EPA, Region I.
"SR-3 Precipation Duration
and Return Period Analysis - Salt
Lake County," Salt Lake Council
of Governments, January, 1977,
37 pgs.
"SR-2 Precipation Analysis,"
Salt Lake Council of Governments,
September, 1976, 33 pgs.
"Environmental
for Teller and
Colorado, Part
Design," Pikes
of Governments,
Resources Study
El Paso Counties,
G: Climate and
Peak Area Council
Resource Planning
Associates, 1974.
"Climatological Data," Five
County Association of Governments.
"Climatic Data," Miami Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
"Water Temperatures of Georgia
Streams," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
U.S. Geological Survey.
"Climatological Data," (Volume
76, No. 13), Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
U.S. Department of Commerce,
National Oceans and Atmospheric
Administration, Environmental
Data Service. Georgia annual
summary of 1972.
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3.103 "Water Temperatures of Georgia
Streams," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
U.S. Geological Survey.
3.104 "Aquatic Plants and Algae Control
- Weeds Got You Down?" Southern
Rockingham Regional Planning
District Commission, 1977, 20
pgs.
3.105 "208 Macroinvertibrate Study,"
Greater Egypt Regional Planning
and Development Commission,
February, 1978, 70 pgs. Topics
include insect species diversity
with respect to planning.
3.106 "Aquatic Plant Control in Lake
Washington's Union Bay," Municipal-
ity of Metro Seattle, 1976,
20 pgs. A staff report that
discusses the problem, causes
and technical and management
solutions to the milfoil weed
problem in Union Bay.
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IV. CAPITAL I ZAUON/F
4.1 "Alternative Financial Subarea
Plans," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
June, 1977, 20 pgs. Discussion
of specific alternative
financial arrangements which
might be utilized in each
subarea. The Subareas encompass
each of the '201' facilities
planning areas with the "208"
study boundary.
4.2 "Analysis of Initial Financial
Alternatives," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
June, 1977, 15 pgs. An analysis
of the financial alternatives
for capital, operation and
maintenance, and indirect costs;
includes present specific facts
and subjective observations.
4.3 "Analysis of Financial Condition
of Wastewater Management Agencies
in Region B," (Technical
management publication), Land
of Sky Regional Council,
Public Research Management,
Inc., June, 1977, 68 pgs.
4.4 "Analysis of Tax/Cost Impact
of Alternative Areawide and
Subarea Managment and Financial
Structure," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
January, 1978, 39 pgs.
Summarization of present cost
and incidence of the cost
burden for public services
and identification of relative
increases in wastewater
treatment costs which would
be required by adoption of
each alternative considered.
4.5 "Approaches to Financial/
Institutional Management of
Water Quality in Palm Beach
County," (#116), Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
4.6 "Assessment/Evaluation Cost
Assessment Technical Memorandum
No. 2," Association of Bay
Area Governments, August,
1977. Environment management
plan.
4.7 "1977-78 Budget of the Associa-
tion," Association of Bay
Area Governments. ABAG
structure.
4.8 "1978-79 Proposed Budget of
the Association," Association
of Bay Area Governments.
4.9 "1976-77 Budget and Summary
Work Program," Association of
Bay Area Governments. ABAG
structure.
4.10 "1977-78 Budget and Summary
Work Program," Association of
Bay Area Governments. ABAG
structure.
4.11 "1978-79 Budget and Summary
Work Program," Association of
Bay Area Governments. ABAG
structure.
4.12 "Calculation of Industrial
Cost Recovery (ICR) and Users
Charges (UC) for Individual
Firm," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Louis
Berger and Associates, Inc.,
June, 1977.
4.13 "Capitol Improvements Procedural
Manual," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
May, 1976.
4.14 "Cash Flows Analyses," (#127)
Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
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4.15 "Compilation of Financial, 4.19
Institutional, Legal and
Management Information,"
Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, March,
1977. 4.20
4.16 "1-22 Concepts for User
Charge and Industrial Cost
Recovery Systems," (EPA Plan
Elements 13, 14, & 15), 4.21
Indian Nations Council of
Governments, April, 1978.
This report presents EPA
approved concepts for user
charges and industrial cost 4.22
recovery (ICR). The user
charge and ICR systems were
designed by Congress to
acheive utility-like manage-
ment of publicly-owned treat-
ment works. That is, commun- 4.23
ities are to develop the
capacity to finance their own
treatment works expansion
rather than forever depend on
the Federal Government to 4.24
meet their needs. The 1977
amendments, as well as the
1972 Act, were designed to
meet the backlog of waste
treatment needs and not the
growth needs of communities.
Funds are not provided for 4.25
new growth and it is unlikely
funds will be provided for
this purpose in the future.
4.17 "Considerations in the Develop-
ment of a Public Cost Evaluation 4.26
Model," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, John
Ryan, Co. and Earthe Associates,
December, 1974.
4.18 "Identifying Constraints and
Deficiencies in Existing
Management and Fiscal Programs,"
Coastal Sussex Water Quality
Program, August, 1977.
"Control Strategies, Costs
and Impacts for Nonpoint
Sources," Houston-Galveston
Area Council, July, 1977.
"Cost and Financial Analysis/
Strategy," Erie-Niagara
Regional Planning Board,
January, 1979, 207 pgs.
"Cost of Water Treatment by
Land Applications," Rappahanock
Area Development Commission,
USEPA, Washington, D.C.
"Cost and Water Quality
Impact Assessment of Year
2000 Sketch Plans," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning
Council, August, 1976.
"Costs and Benefits of Areawide
Waste Treatment Management,
Vols. I and II," US EPA,
Region I.
"Cost and Effectiveness of
Nonstructural Management
Practices for Reduction of
Pollution From Nonpoint
Regional Planning Council,
May, 1977.
"Cost and Financial Analysis/
Strategy," Erie and Niagara
Counties Regional Planning
Board, February, 1978, 227
pgs.
"Effectiveness Evaluations of
Point and Nonpoint Source
Control Needs," East Central
Florida Regional Planning
Council.
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4.27 "Costs for Applying Recommended 4.29
Management Practices in
Agricultural Land," Southeast
Michigan Council of Governments,
April, 1978, 55 pgs. This
report contains cost estimates
for implementation of agricul-
tural best management practices 4.30
developed by SEMCOG to control
nonpoint sources of pollution
in SE Michigan. The report
describes BMPs in relation to
water quality protection and
quantifies, for each county 4.31
in the SEMCOG region, the
practices needed to protect
water quality. Six types of
agricultural nonpoint source
pollution are briefly charac- 4.32
terized for each county:
sediment from surface erosion
on cropland, sediment from
wind erosion; nutrients from
fertilizers; toxins from
pesticides; nutrients and
pathogens from animal wastes;
and sediment from streambanks.
4.28 "T-3: Cost Functions For
Wastewater Management Options,"
(EPA Plan Elements 8*9),
Indian Nations Council of
Governments, January, 1978.
An important element in any
208 planning process is the
ability to analyze the cost
of a vast variety of alterna-
tives. This document contains
cost curves for the various
components of wastewater
systems. These costs will be
the basis for calculating the
cost impact sector of the
alternatives evaluation.
4.33
"Costs Relationships for
Solid Handling Systems,
Working Paper 2," Pikes Peak
Area Council of Governments,
Nelson, Haley, Patterson,
Quirk, Inc.
"Current Financial Analysis,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of
Governments, Nelson, Haley,
Patterson, and Quirk, Inc.,
May, 1975.
"Data File on Financial
Practices and Capabilities
#112," Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County.
"Detailed Discussion of Cost
Comparisons Memorandum,"
Washington Council of Govern-
ments, March, 1978. A COG
memorandum describing cost
comparisons for the point
source control strategies.
This includes the assumptions
and methods used.
"T-13: Documentation of Cost
Estimating Procedures For
Physical Wastewater Management
Alternatives," (EPA Plan
Elements 8 & 9), Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
March, 1978, 30,000 pgs. The
costs presented in these
working papers represent the
total cost per capita for all
components of wastewater
management. This includes
treatment plan construction,
infiltration/inflow correction,
inflow management, interceptor
construction, pump station
construction, and operations/
maintenance of these systems.
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4.40
4.34 "Energy Impacts of Wastewater 4.39
Treatment in Metropolitan
Washington," Washington
Council of Governments,
February, 1978. An identifi-
cation of the energy costs
of meeting water quality
standards through wastewater
treatment at the major muni-
cipal facilities, and the
relative importance of waste-
water treatment energy inputs 4.41
in the region's total "energy
balance."
4.35 "Estimated Costs of Treating
Industrial Discharges," 4.42
Association of Bay Area
Goverments, October, 1977,
$1.00. Municipal/industrial
dischargers management plan-
tech memo. 4.43
4.36 "An Evaluation of the Distribu-
tion of Costs and Benefits in
Areawide Waste Treatment
Management," Southern Maine
Regional Planning Commission,
December, 1975. 4.44
4.37 "Existing Financial Commitment
to Areas of Municipal Endeavor
Related to Water Pollution
Control #113", Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
4.45
4.38 "Existing Financial Structures
for Wastewater Treatment,"
First Tennessee-Virginia
Development District, December,
1976, 53 pgs. Topics include:
city financial data, county
financial data, utility 4.46
districts, municipal waste-
water and water agencies and
PL 92-500 financial require-
ments.
"Financial Analysis - Kaysville,
West Weber Wilson Section of
Low Weber 201 Facility Planning
Area," Weber River Water
Quality Planning Council.
"Financial Analysis, Upper
Ogden Valley 201 Facility
Planning Area," Weber River
Water Quality Planning Council.
"Financial Analysis, Uintah -
South Weber 201 Facility Plan-
ning Area," Weber River Water
Quality Planning Council.
"Financial Analysis, Lower
Weber 201 Facility Planning
Area," Weber River Water
Quality Planning Council.
"Financial Fact Summary -
Counties, Municipalities and
Sewer Districts; Weber, Davis
and Morgan Counties," Weber
River Water Quality Planning
Council.
"Financial Wastewater Treat-
ment in Cherry Valley and
Leicester Center," Central
Massachusetts Regional Plan-
ning Commission, February,
1977.
"Financial Evaluation of Area
Wastewater Agencies Working
Paper No. 78-5," Pikes Peak
Area Council of Governments,
Gilbert, Meyer, and Sam's,
Inc.
"Financial Arrangements and
Constraints to Implementing
Point and Nonpoint Water
Pollution Abatement in
Bannock and Caribou Counties,"
Southeast Idaho Council of
Governments.
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4.47 "Financial Aspects of Water
Quality Management," Indiana
Heartland Coordinating Com-
mission, August, 1977, 54 pgs.
4.48 "M-5: Financial Analysis,"
(EPA Plan Element 15), Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
April, 1978. This report
focuses on the financial aspects
and the fiscal planning require-
ments of that effort. The
first part of the report sets
forth the fiscal requirements
of a 208 plan and the agencies
designated to implement the
plan. These requirements will
serve as the basis for evalu-
ating current financial pro-
grams and will aid in developing
programs for future utilization.
4.49 "Financial Critical Factors
Analysis," Miami Valley Regional
Planning Commission.
4.50 "Financial Analysis," Associa-
tion of Central Oklahoma Govern-
ments, May, 1978.
4.51 "Financial Assessment and Planning
Guide for Improvements to Waste-
water Treatment Works - Johnstown,
Colorado," Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments, May,
1977, 14 pgs., $1.00.
4.52 "Financial and Management Prac-
tices In Selected Sewer Systems
of Southwest Florida," Southwest
Florida Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Post, Buckley, Schuh &
Jernigan, Inc., April, 1977,
$6.90.
4.53 "Financial Impact of Expendi-
tures for Improved Wastewater
Treatment on Major Discharges
on the Lower Fox River," Fox
Valley Water Quality Planning
Agency, May, 1977, 175 pgs.
Topics include analysis espe-
cially in paper industry of
attempts by corporations to
meet Best Available Technology
requirements.
4.54 "Financial Feasibility Analysis
of Selected Strategies #121,"
Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
4.55 "Financial Requirements of
Management Agencies, User
Charges and Industrial Cost
Recovery," South Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
December, 1976.
4.56 "Financial Strategies for Area-
wide Water Resources Management
in the Metropolitan Washington
Area," Washington Council of
Governments, December, 1977.
An overview of management
techniques used for financing
water resources activities in
the region. Strategies that
can be used to help finance
the Areawide Water Resources
Management Plan.
4.57 "Financing Analysis," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Com-
mission, Chester Betz Engineers,
November, 1975.
4.58 "Financing Options for Continuing
Planning," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, November,
1977.
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4.59 "Financing of Wastewater
Management Systems," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, December, 1976.
4.60 "Financing and Costs of
Wastewater Treatment," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, November, 1977.
4.61 "Financing Municipal Waste-
water Facilities," Association
of Bay Area Governments,
February, 1977, $1.00.
Municipal/industrial dis-
chargers management pian-
tech memo.
4.62 "Financing Wastewater Treatment
in Oxford-Rochdale Sewer
District," Central Massachu-
setts Regional Planning
Commission, December, 1976.
4.63 "Financial Assessment and
Planning Guide for Improve-
ments to Wastewater Treatment
Works - Frederick, Colorado,"
Larimer-Weld Regional Council
of Governments, Tri-Ana
Sanitation District, May,
1977, 13 pgs., $1.00.
4.64 "Financial and Institutional
Alternatives," Southwestern
Pennsylvania Regional Planning
Commission.
4.65 "Financing Waste Treatment
Facility Construction, Oper-
ation and Maintenance," Mid-
America Regional Council.
4.66 "Fiscal Alternatives for
Wastewater Management," U.S.
EPA, Region I, March, 1977.
4.67 "Fiscal Alternatives for
Wastewater Management,"
Southeastern Regional Planning
and Economic Development
Commission, March, 1977, 17
pgs.
4.68 "Five-Year Capital Needs
Schedule #126," Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
4.69 "Governmental Assistance for
Financing Pollution Control
Systems and 208 Management,"
Boston Metropolitan Area
Planning Council, January,
1977. Discusses ways in
which incentive programs
could be combined with regula-
tory programs for maximum
effectiveness.
4.70 "Indirect Fiscal and Economic
Impacts of Ventura County's
208 Water Management Plan,"
Ventura Regional County
Sanitation District.
4.71 "Industrial Cost Recovery in
New Castle County, Delaware,"
New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Management
Planning Agency, June, 1977.
4.72 "Intitial Financial Alterna-
tives," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
January, 1977, 21 pgs. ' A
description of possible
financial alternatives avail-
able to meet program goals
and objectives in the study
area.
4.73 "Inventory and Evaluate
Present Financial Arrangements
of Area," Northwestern Indiana
Regional Planning Commission.
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4.83
4.74 "Lake Minnequa Master Storm 4.81
Drainage and Financing Plan,
City of Pueblo, Colorado,"
Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, June, 1975.
4.82
4.75 "Local Financial Arrangement,"
West Michigan Regional Planning
Commission.
4.76 "Major Economic Sectors,"
Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission. Topics
include: manufacturing;
contract construction; trans-
portation, communications and
utilities; finance, insurance
and real estate; sales, trade
and service; services/
agriculture. 4.84
4.77 "Volume 10: Management System,
Financial Plan and Implementa-
tion Schedule," Southern
California Association of
Governments.
4.85
4.78 "Memorandum on Recommended
Financial Structures," Mid-
America Regional Council.
Institutional and financial
products.
4.79 "Memorandum on Alternative 4.86
Financial Subarea Plans,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
Institutional and financial
products.
4.80 "Memorandum on Analysis of
Initial Financial Alternatives,"
Mid-America Regional Council. 4.87
Institutional and financial
products.
"Memorandum on Initial Financial
Alternatives," Mid-America
Regional Council. Institutional
and financial products.
"Methodology to Determine
Urban Abatement Needs, Costs
and Schedule," (Technical
memoranda), Southwestern
Pennsylvania Regional Planning
Commission.
"Methodology for Estimating
Reasonability of Costs of
Municipal Sewerage Alterna-
tives," (Technical memoranda),
Southwestern Pennsylvania
Regional Planning Commission.
"Methodology to Assess the
Impact of Increased Wastewater
Treatment Charges on House-
holds," Indiana Heartland
Coordinating Commission,
January, 1978, 24 pgs.
"Municipal Wastewater Needs
and Capital Scheduling,
Appendix A-2," Greater Egypt
Regional Planning and Develop-
ment 4 Commission, November,
1978, 168 pgs.
"Plan Needs and Scheduling of
Capital Sources," Greater
Egypt Regional Planning and
Development Commission,
April, 1978. Topics include
financing of municipal
facilities.
"Possible Funding Sources for
Continuing '208' Planning
Activities in the Chattanooga
Area Regional Council of
Governments/Southeast Tennessee
Development District '208'
Study Area," Chattanooga Area
Regional Council of Govern-
ments, May, 1977, 9 pgs.
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4.88 "Projected Water Use, Water
Budget Calculations," Pi ma
Association of Governments,
Army Corps of Engineers,
August, 1977.
4.89 "Projected Costs of Recommeded
Improvements to Wastewater
Systems for Incorporated
Municipalities," South/Eastern
Council of Governments, May,
1977, 7 pgs., $2.00.
4.90 Public Financing of Industrial
Wastewater Abatement," Associ-
ation of Bay Area Governments,
February, 1977. Municipal/
industrial dischargers manage-
ment plan-tech memo.
4.91 "Quarterly Expenditure Reports
#705," Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County.
4.92 "Recommended Financial Struc-
ture," First Tennessee-Virginia
Development District, April,
1978, 13 pgs. Delineation of
the recommended financial
structure for implementing
the "208" plan and the recom-
mended management structure.
4.93 "Recreation Pollution and the
Regional Economy and Water
Treatment Cost," U.S. EPA,
Region I, July, 1976.
4.94 "1976 Regional Audit," Rappa-
hannock Area Development
Commission.
4.95 "Regional Capital Improvements
Program for the Tampa Bay
Region," Tampa Bay Regional
Planning Council, June, 1978,
86 pgs., $3.00.
4.96 "Report to the Colorado Water
Quality Control Commission
Regarding Recommendation for
the Establishment of a Dual
Priority Point System for EPA
- Funding of Municipal Waste-
water Treatment Facilities,"
Larimer-Weld Regional Council
of Governments, August, 1977,
22 pgs.
4.97 "Report on Financial Analysis
of County Wastewater Treatment
Systems," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency, December,
1975.
4.98 "Report on Tax/Cost Impact of
Alternative Structures," Mid-
America Regional Council.
Institutional and financial
products.
4.99 "Report on Existing Financial
Structures," Mid-America
Regional Council. Institutional
and financial products.
4.100 "Report on Recommended
Management Structures," Mid-
America Regional Council.
Institutional and financial
products.
4.101 "Report on Existing Water
Quality Management and Planning
Agencies," Mid-America Regional
Council. Institutional and
financial products.
4.102 "Report on State and Local
Legislation and Regulatory
Mechanisms Available and in
Use," Mid-America Regional
Council. Institutional and
financial products.
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4.103 "Revenue Source Analysis
#128," Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County.
4.104 "Review Memoranda," Mid-
America Regional Council.
Institutional and financial
products.
4.105 "Review of Existing Financial
and Regulatory Arrangements,"
Mi ssi ssi ppi-Arkansas-Tennessee
Council of Governments,
Memphis Delata Developmental
District, February, 1977.
4.106 "Revised Cost-Effectiveness
Analysis," (Matrix), Delaware
Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, May, 1977.
4.107 "Element 2 - Scope of Work
Element Cost Summary," East-
West Gateway Coordinating
Council, April, 1976. Des-
cribes the step-by-step
approach that will be required
in all phases to complete the
208 wastewater management
study.
4.108 "Section 7 - Federal Funding
for Water Quality Management,"
Regional Planning Council of
Clark County.
4.109 "Section 208 Water Quality
Management Planning Application
for Funding," Uintah Basin
Association of Governments.
4.110 "Selected Federal and State
Financing Programs for NPS
Control," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commis-
sion, June, 1977.
4.111 "Selected Approaches to
Financial Management Alterna-
tives for Future Development
#119," Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County.
4.112 "Selected Special Memoranda,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
Institutional and financial
products.
4.113 "The Southwest Florida Economy.
A Survey of the Region,"
Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Council, $5.00.
Part of the Regional Compre-
hensive Plan Series.
4.114 "Summary of Financial Capabil-
ities #114," Area Planing
Board of Palm Beach County.
4.115 "T-10: Summary Cost Estimates,"
(EPA Plan Elements 8 & 9),
Indian Nations Council of
Governments, February, 1978.
Presented in six volumes.
Copies only "on-loan" from
INCOG office. Provides
documentation on how costs
were arrived at for presenta-
tion in working papers T-ll
and T-12.
4.116 "T-12: Summary of Most Cost
Effective Wastewater Management
Alternatives," (EPA Plan
Elements 8 & 9), Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
March, 1978. Seven volumes
concerning capital costs and
cost are provided excluding
federal share so that local
share can be determined.
Costs include 0 & M costs.
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4.117 "Technical Memorandum on BMP
Cost Estimates," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning
Commission, November, 1977.
4.118 "Technical Handbook: User
Charge and Industrial Cost
Recovery Requirements,"
Baltimore Regional Planning
Council.
4.119 "Treatment Planning/Costing
Model, Working Papers," Pikes
Peak Area Council of Govern-
ments, Nelson, Haley, Patterson,
and Quirk, Inc.
4.120 "User Charge/Industrial Cost
Recovery Compliance Survey,"
Maricopa Association of
Governments, Peat, Marwick,
Mitchell and Co., May, 1978.
4.121 "User Charge Handbook,"
Indiana Heartland Coordinating
Commission, February, 1977, 9
pgs.
4.122 "User Charge/Industrial Cost
Recovery - A Case Study," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
August, 1977.
4.123 "User Charge and Industrial
Cost Recovery Systems, Phase
II Fiscal Analysis - Interim
Report," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Planning Agency,
June, 1976.
4.124 "Utility Management Handbook
- Institutional Financial and
Management Procedures,"
Larimer-Weld Regional Council
of Governments, April, 1977,
19 pgs., $1.50.
4.125 "The Vermont Backroad Handbook:
Maintenance," Vermont Depart-
ment of Environmental Water
Resources, 1978, 45 pgs.
Discusses rationale for
developing a backroad main-
tenance program, budget
considerations, and public
relations considerations.
Maintenance recommendations
address road sufaces, resur-
facing, grading, crowning,
washboard, potholes, dusts,
road pitch, permanent vegeta-
tion, roadside ditches,
culverts, inspection, stone
headers, and header inlet
extensions. Sources of
additional help are given.
4.126 "Wastewater Treatment Processes
and Cost Estimating Data,"
Northeastern Illinois Planning
Commission, April, 1977.
4.127 "Water Treatment Costs,"
Southern Maine Regional
Planning Commission, June,
1976.
4.128 "Work Elements 910/290/925 -
Engineering Recommendations
and Cost Evaluations of
Feasible Point Source and
Nonpoint Source Controls,"
West Florida Regional Planning
Commission.
4.129 "Work Elements 915 - Analytic
Framework for Cost Evaluation
of Alternative Solutions,"
West Florida Regional Planning
Commission, June, 1977.
4.130 "Work Element 210 - Present
and Potential Financial
Resources," West Florida
Regional Planning Commision,
August, 1977.
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4.131 "Working Paper III: Preliminary
Draft - Fiscal Analysis
Background," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treat-
ment Management Planning
Agency, February, 1975.
4.132 "Financial and Economic
Analysis, Fiscal Recommenda-
tions," (Technical Report),
Hawaii Department of Health,
November, 1978, 54 pgs.
Criteria, methods, issues,
alternatives.
4.133 "Unit Costs of Selected
Water Quality Control Compon-
ents," (Technical Report),
Hawaii Department of Health,
April, 1978, 440 pgs. Topics
include collection sewers,
interceptor sewers and pump
stations, cesspools, erosion
control, solid waste manage-
ment, and septic tanks.
4.134 "Economic and Financial
Background Analysis," (Parts
I - V), Hawaii Department of
Health, May, 1978, 440 pgs.
4.135 "Municipal Sewerage and
Household Waste Disposal
Costs," Hawaii Department of
Health, October, 1978, 32
pgs. Excess capacity costs,
conversion of cesspools to
sewered system.
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V. CONSERVATION
5.1 "Water Conservation and Wastewater 5.6
Reuse," TCCHD, EPA Plan Element 14,
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments, Joelee Normand and Gary D.
Woodruff, January 1978.
This report considers (1) physical 5.7
flow limiting devices (2) succes-
sive use of wastewater in industry
and municipalities (3) a variety
of pricing policies and management
techniques designed to eliminate
unnecessary water usage.
5.2 "Opportunities for Water Conserva-
tion," Old Colony Planning Council, 5.8
1977. Discusses the types of water-
savings fixtures in existence and
the cost and local availability of
the fictures, examines the institu-
tional and legal changes which
might be necessary to encourage or 5.9
to require water conservation, and
reviews the opportunities for water
conservation as an alternative to
.supplying constantly increasing
amounts of water to meet constantly
increasing levels of demand.
5.10
5.11
5.12
5-3 "Determination of priorities for
Conservation Plans (highly erosive
areas)," Southwestern Illinois,
Metropolitan and Regional Planning
Commission, August 1978, 21 pages.
5.4 "A Study of the Potential for Waste-
water Reuse in the Cimarron Hills
Area," El Paso County, Colorado,
Pikes Peak Area Council of Govern-
ments, G. L. Williams and Partners,
LTD. (PPACG), July 1976.
5.5 "Facility Plan for Wastwater Reuse 5.13
in the Upper Monument Creek Area,"
El Paso County, Colorado (Draft),
Pikes Peak Area Council of Govern-
ments, Nelson, Haley, Patterson and
Quirk, Incorporated. 5.14
"Wastewater Reuse Potential, Working
Paper 4," Pikes Peak Area Council
of Governments, Nelson Haley,
Patterson and Quirk, Incorporated.
"Water Conservation Conference
Proceedings," Atlanta Regional
Commission, November 1977. Tran-
scripts of presentations at a con-
ference, also the resolution and
policies that are adopted by Atlanta
Regional Commission, in November
1977.
"Conservation District and 208
Water Quality Management," U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency,
6 District Council of Govern-
ments .
"Water Conservation Position Paper,"
Atlanta Regional Commission,
November 1977, January 1978.
Policies that have been adopted
by the Atlanta Regional Commission
Board.
"Water Conservation," Chester Petz,
Engineers, Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, November 1975.
"Opportunities for Water Conser-
vation," (New England), Region I,
April 1977.
"Water Conservation, Reuse and
Supply, San Francisco'Bay Region,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, J.B. Gilbert and Associates,
252 pages, $5.00.
"Water Conservation Strategies,"
Task 6350/6360 Draft, Army Corps
of Engineers, Pima Associates of
Governments, February 1978.
"Water Conservation and Reuse:
Policy Framework for Los Angeles
and Orange Counties Water Reuse
Study," Volume 6, Southern California
Association of Governments.
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5.15 "Effects of Water Conservation Upon 5.23
Wastewater Treatment," Municipal/
Industrial Dischargers Management
Plan Tech memo, Association of Bay
Area Governments, November 1977,
$1.00. 5.24
5.16 "T-21: Recycle/Reuse Opportunities,"
C-E Tec/NHPQ, EPA Plan Elements 8
and 9, Indian Nations Council of 5.25
Governments, April 1978. This
report presents opportunities for
wastewater reuse which include:
. on-site recycling
. direct potable use 5.26
. dual distribution systems
aquatic wildlife propogation
recreational lakes/ponds
. irrigation of agricultural land.
5.17 "A description of the present system
for managing water resource acti-
vities in Washoe County and the
Truckee River Basin portion of Storey
County," Washoe Council of Govern-
ments, May 1977.
5.18 "Natural Resources and Growth the
limits and Opportunities," (New
England) Region April 25, 1977.
5.19 "Existing Water Use and Quality,"
Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional
Planning Commission.
5.27
5.28
5.29
5.30
5.20 "Water Use Information for Pima
County Arizona," Task 6320, Draft,
Army Corps of Engineers, Pima
Association of Government, 5.31
February 1978.
5.21 "The Availability and Use of Water
in Georgia," Georgia Geological 5.32
Survey, Bulletin No. 65, Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Commis-
sion, 1956.
5.22 "Natural Resources of the Region,"
Southwest Florida Regional Planning 5.33
Commission, (a) location and climate,
(b) land resources, (c) water
resources, (d) vegetation and wild-
life, (e) wetlands.
"Water Resources of the ACOG
Region," Association of Central
Oklahoma Governments,
February 22, 1977.
"Present and Future Water Resources
Utilization," Weber River Water
Quality Planning Council.
"Summary of Environmental and
Historical Preservation Assess-
ments," Denver Regional Council
of Governments, 1977.
"Your Hip Pocket Guide to Resource
Conservation," Flathead Drainage/
208 Project Planning Organization,
5 pages.
"Sixth District 701 Housing and
Natural Resources Plan," Sixth
District Council of Governments,
1977.
"Appendix 6, Volume A - Water
Resources," Hampton Roads Water
Quality Agency.
"Appendix 6, Volume B - Water
Resources," Hampton Roads Water
Quality Agency.
"Water Resources Data for Georgia-
1971," Department of Interior,
Geological Survey, Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning
Commission, 1972.
"Water Resources Data Availability,"
(New England), Region I, October
10, 1975.
"Plan for Development of the Land
and Water Resources of the South-
east River Basins," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Commis-
sion, 1963.
"Assessment of the Availability
Utilization, and Contamination of
Water Resources in New Castle County,
Delaware," New Castle County Area-
wide Waste Treatment Management
Agency, April 1977-
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5.34 "Water Resources Development by
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in
Georgia," Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission, January 1973.
5-35 "Water Resources Report," inventory
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee Planning
and Development Commission, Genesee-
Lapeer-Shiawasee Staff, March 1978.
5-36 "Background and Large Array of Water
Resources," Task 6370, Draft, Army-
Corps of Engineers, Pima Association
of Governments, September 1977.
5.37 "Ubiquitous Resources-Position Paper
#2," New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Management Planning
Agency, February 1976.
5.38 "Natural Resources and Growth: The
Limits and Opportunities," Southern
Rockingham Regional Planning District
Commission, April 1977, 118 Pages.
5.39 "Site-Specific Natural Resources,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Planning Agency,
September 1975.
5.40 "Public Water Supplies in Georgia,"
Department of Natural Resources
Interoffice memo, Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission.
5.41 "The Hows of WOW (Watch Our Waste-
water)," Marrcopa Association of
Governments, November 1978. Topics
include: Water supply.
5.42 "Water Availability in Kansas,"
(fact sheet), Kansas Department
of Health and Environment.
5.43 "Public Water Supply in The Toledo
Metropolitan Area Council of
Governments, " TMACOG, March 1976.
5.44 "SR-5 Water Supply and Use, Status
and Outlook in Salt Lake County,"
Salt Lake Council of Governments,
July 1977 (reprint), 43 pages.
5.45 "Water Supply and Water Use,"
(New England), Region I,
February 19, 1976.
5.46 "Impact of Conservative Parameters
and Toxics,", Indian Nations
Council of Governments, Hydro-
Science, Incorporated, July 1979.
5.47 "San Francisco Bay Shellfish*
An Assessment of the Potential
for Commercial and Recreational
Harvesting," Water Quality Special
Studies Reports, Association of
Bay Area Governments, Jones and
Stokes Associates, Incorporated,
July 1977, $5.00.
5.48 "A Survey of Prevention Measures
and Contingency Planning for Oil
and Hazardous Material Spills in
the San Fransisco Bay Area,"
Association of Bay Area Governments,
Gina Arthus, July 1977, $5.00.
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VI. CONSTRUCTION
6.1 "Best Management Practices for 6.10
Construction and Urban Storm
Water Nonpoint Sources," Central
Midland Regional Planning Com-
mission.
6.11
6.2 "Construction Nonpoint Souces of
Pollution - Background Information
and BMP Approach," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineers, May 1977. 6.12
6.3 "Construction Nonpoint Pollution
Plan," West Central Indian Economic
Development District, Incorporated.
6.4 "Construction," Section E, Chapter 6.13
5, South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
6.5 "Construction Activities, Package
III Program Options," Minnesota 6.14
Pollution Control Agency, July
1979, 24 pages.
6.6 "Construction Site'Runoff," North-
east Michigan Council of Govern- 6.15
ments, February 1978.
6.7 "Construction and Water Quality,"
Municipality of Metro Seattle,
1977, 120 pages. A guide to
recommended construction practices 6.16
for the control of erosion and
sedimentation towards improving
water quality.
6.8 "Construction, Agriculture and 6.17
Sedimentation," Boston Metropolitan
Area Planning Council, June 1977.
6.9 "Five-year Construction Grant
Priority List," Southeastern
Regional Planning and Economic 6.18
Development Commission, March 1976,
8 pages.
"Evaluation of Construction
Activities in the Appalachian
Region," South Carolina Appalachian
Council of Governments, April 1978.
"Intercommunity Trunkline Analysis,"
Southern Kennebec Valley Regional
Planning Commission, August 1976,
62 pages.
"Evaluation of Point Sources and
the Construction Grants Priority
System," South Eastern Council of
Governments, May 1977, 70 pages,
$2.00.
"Facility Plan for Arlie, Montana,"
Flathead Drainage 208 Project
Planning Organization, March 1977,
85 pages.
"Facility Plan for Hot Springs,
Montana," Flathead Drainage 208
Project Planning Organization,
March 1977, 83 pages.
"Facility Plan and Related Studies
for the Community of Poison,
Montana," Flathead Drainage 208
Project Planning Organization,
180 Pages.
"Facility Plan for Swan Lake,
Montana," Flathead Drainage 208
Project Planning Organization,
April 1977, 70 pages.
"Facility Plan and Related Studies
for the Community of Ronan,
Montana," Flathead Drainage 208
Project Planning Organization,
182 pages.
"Facilities Plans for Charlo,
Montana," Flathead Drainage 208
Project Planning Organization,
August 1976, 54 pages.
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6.19 "Facility Plan for Lakeside, 6.27
Montana," Flathead Drainage 208
Project Planning Organization,
April 1977, 89 pages.
6.20 "Facility Plan for Improvement of
the St. Ignatius Montana Waste-
water Treatment Facilities Flat-
head Drainage 208 Project Planning 6.28
Organization, December 1977,
140 pages.
6.21 "Five year Construction Grant
Priority List," (New England),
Region I, March 18, 1976. 6.29
6.22 "Implementation Requirements,"
Central Texas Council of Govern-
ments, September 1978, 222 pages.
6.23 "Inventory of Existing Federal, 6.30
State, and Local Regulatory Pro-
gram," Construction Erosion,
Illinois Environmental Protec-
tion Agency, April 1978. 6.31
6.24 "Minor Sources of Pollution in
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee Region
V: Chloride Application, Construe- 6.32
tion, Mining, and Road Side Erosion-
A Background Paper," Region V
Planning and Development Commission 6.33
Chase, Magdis, Incorporated, April
1978.
6.25 "99th Avenue Interceptor System
Facility Plan," Maricopa Association
of Governments, July 1979. Topics 6.34
include construction.
6.26 "Nonpoint Source Control Programs
for Construction and Urban Storm- 6.35
water; Appendix A: Model Sediment
Control Ordinance; Appendix B:
Model Storm Drainage Ordinance and
Stormwater Management Handbook,"
Central Midland Regional Planning 6.36
Commission.
"Nonpoint Source Management - A
Manual of Reference Management
Practices for Construction Activ-
ities," Florida Department of
Environmental Regulation Bureau
of Water Analysis, Nonpoint Source
Management Section.
"Nonpoint Source Control Guidance
Construction Activities," U.S.,
Environmental Protection Agency,
6th District Council of Governments,
December 1976.
"Nonpoint Source Controls-Construct-
Tion Activities," Illinois, Environ-
mental Protection Agency, August
1977. Contains literature review
prepared by IIEQ.
"Chapter IX, 208 Plan Implementa-
tion," Berkeley, Charleston,
Dorchestor, Council of Governments.
"Planning and Engineering Criteria,"
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional
Council, December 1975.
"Pollution Related to Construction,"
Illinois, EPA, September 1978.
"Processes Procedures and Methods
to Central Pollution Resulting
from all Construction Activities,"
EPA, 6th District Council of Govern-
ments, October 1973-
"Status Summary, Volume I, Potential
cation No. 301-3, Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission, February 1977.
"Status Summary of Potential Pro-
jects," Publication No. 301,
Nebraska Natural Resources Com-
mission, March 1964.
"Summary of Preconstruction Planning
and Engineering," #125, Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
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6.37 "South Dakota Municipal Construction
Grants Project Priority List,"
Section E, Chapter iO, South
Dakota Department of Environmental
Protection Agency.
6.38 "A Summary of the Regional Growth
and Development Plan for the Denver
Region - Towards the Year 2000,"
Denver Regional Council of Govern-
ments, 1978.
6.39 "Wastewater Treatment Project
Priority System for Federal Con-
struction Grants," (Fiscal Year
1977) Five County Association of
Governments.
6.40 "Water Pollution from Construction
Activities," 6th District Council
of Governments, Dalton-Dalton-
Little-Newport.
6.41 "Water Quality Management Plan for
Construction," North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and
Community Development.
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VII DRAFT AND FINAL PLANS
7.1 "Dairy Farm and Feedlot Waste 7.13
Treatment Management Plan Ada and
Canyon Counties, Idaho," Ada
Planning Association.
7.2 "Ada/Canyon Areawide Waste Treat- 7.14
ment Management Plan Final Summary,"
Ada Planning Association.
7.3 "Birmingham Areawide Waste Treat-
ment Management Plan," Alabama Water 7.15
Improvement Commission.
7.4 "Mobile Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Plan," Alabama Water
Improvement Commission. 7.16
7-5 "Tuscaloosa Areawide Waste Treat-
ment Management Plan," Alabama Water
Improvement Commission.
7.17
7.6 "Water Pollution Control Program
Plan," (fiscal year 1979), Alaska
Department of Environmental Con-
servation, October 1978, 83 pages
and appendices.
7.7 "Final Plan," #707, Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
7.8 "Final Plan of Study," #702, Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
7.9 "Summary of Policy/Enforcement
Actions Required for Plan Implemen-
tation," #131, Area Planning Board
of Palm Beach County.
7.10 "Evaluation Summary of Comments 7.18
Received on Final Reports of Tasks
Elements B and C," #115, Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach County.
7.11 "Update 202 (217) TM," #218, Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach County.
7.12 "Attachment D of Arizona State Water 7.19
Quality Management Plan Interim
Submittal Document," Arizona Office
of the Governor, November 1, 1978.
"Arizona's Continuing Planning Pro-
cess for Water Quality Management
Planning," Arizona Office of the
Governor, November 1977.
"Arizona State Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan Interim Submittal Document,"
Arizona Office of the Governor,
November 1, 1978.
"Detailed Work Program for 208
Water Quality Management Planning,"
Arkansas Department of Pollution
Control and Ecology, November 1976.
"Implementation of the Areawide Water
Quality Management Plan," Arkansas-
Tex Council of Governments, May 1978,
97 pages.
"Volume 1-Basic Data Report-Sulphur
Basin in Texas," Volumes I and II,
Arkansas-Texas Council of Governments,
Volume 1-30 pages, February 1978,
Volume 2-30 pages, April 1978.
1—description of present dischargers,
with a detailed analysis of "sewerage
planning area" which are those cities
needing additional facilities in the
next five years and not presently
engaged in "201" facility planning.
The report recommends alternatives to
meet waste treatment needs of the
cities cost and financial capability
of the city to afford these improve-
ments in included. 2-refines those
alternatives identified in Interim
report 1.
"Procedures for Regional Clearing
House Review of Environmental Impact
Statements," (Draft), Phase I,
Publication 224-578/AS, Association
of Bay Area Governments, Jens L.
Sorenson and James E. Pepper,
May 1972, revised October 1972.
"Las Positas Review Report," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments, April
1975.
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7.20 "Regional Plan 1970-1990," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments,
August 1970.
7.21 "Regional Plan, San Francisco Bay
Area," Association of Bay Area
Governments, 1978 uupdate.
7.22 "Preliminary Regional Plan for the
San Francisco Bay Region," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments,
November 1966.
7.23 "Regional Dictionary," Association
of Bay Area Governments, June 1978.
7.24 "Assessment/Evaluation Data Inter-
face Between Series 3 Projections
and the Environmental Management
Plan," Technical Memorandum No. 3>
Association of Bay Area Governments,
November 1977.
7.25 "Assessment/Evaluation Assessment
Checklist," Technical Memorandum
No. 1, Association of Bay Area
Governments, November 1976.
7.26 "Draft EIR and Index of Agency
Responsibilities, Environmental
Plan," Volume II, Association of
Bay Area Governments, December 1977,
$2.75.
7.27 "Final EIR and Index of Agency
Responsibilities, Environmental
Plan," Volume II, Association of
Bay Area Governments, June 1978,
$4.00.
7.28 "Draft Environmental Management
Plan," Volume I, Association of Bay
Area Governments, December 1977,
$8.00.
7.29 "Final Environmental Management
Plan," Volume I, Association of Bay
Area Governments, June 1978, $10.00.
7.30 "Individual County Surface Runoff
Plans," Association of Bay Area
Governments, June 1978, $1.50.
7.31 "Appendix C, Surface Runoff Plan
(all Counties)," Association of
Bay Area Governments, June 1978,
$10.00.
7.32 "Draft Environmental Management
Plan, Summary," Association of Bay
Area Governments, December 1977,
$2.00.
7.33 "Overall Work Program 1978-83 for
the San Francisco Bay Area,"
Association of Bay Area Governments.
7.34 "Overall Work Program 1977-82 for
the San Francisco Bay Area,"
Association of Bay Area Governments,
January 1975. Joint Program State-
ment for Association of Bay Area
Governments, the Metropolitan Trans-
portation Commission and District 4
of the California Department of
Transportation.
7.35 "San Bruno Review Report," Regional
Planning, Association of Bay Area
Governments, 1976.
7.36 "Draft Solid Waste Management Plan,"
Association of Bay Area Government,
October 1977, $2.00.
7-37 "Draft Environmental Management
Plan, 135 page Recommendations,"
Association of Bay Area Governments,
December 1977, $3.00.
7.38 "Draft Water Quality Management
Plan," Association of Bay Area
Governments, October 1977, $3-00.
7.39 "Draft Water Supply Management Plan,"
Association of Bay Area Governments,
October 1977, $2.00.
7.40 "San Francisco Bay Region Draft
Environmental Management Plan,
Highlights," Association of Bay
Area Governments, January 1978.
7.41 "San Francisco Bay Region, Environ-
mental Plan Work Program Summary,"
Association of Bay Area Governments,
April 1976.
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7.42 "Environmental Management Plan
Prospects," Association of Bay
Area Governments, 1976.
7.43 "Environmental Management Plan
Taboid I (Environmental Pro-
spects)," Association of Bay Area
Governments, 1976.
7.44 "Environmental Management Plan
Taboid II (Environmental Pro-
spects)," Association of Bay Area
Governments, 1977.
7.45 "Water Quality Special Studies
Reports: Fish Kills in the San
Francisco Bay Region, A Review,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, Robert Wong, August 1977,
$5.00.
7.46 "Interim Work Program for Initial
Plan Implementation and Guidance
for Update of County Plans,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, November 30, 1977, $1.00.
7.47 "Surface Runoff Management Plan-
Technical Memorandum: Water
Quality Problems in Local Lakes
and Reservoirs," Association of
Bay Area Governments, August 24,
1977, $1.00.
7.48 "Areawide Facilities Plan," Draft,
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, October 25, 1977.
7.49 "Draft Initial Plan," Association
of Central Oklahoma governments,
October 25, 1977-
7.50 "Initial Plan," Association of
Central Oklahoma Governments.
7.51 "Draft Executive Summary,"
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, October 25, 1977.
7.52 "Water Supply Plan for the Atlanta
Region," Atlanta Regional Com-
mission, July 1976.
7.53 "Atlanta Regional Areawide Waste-
water Management Plan," Adopted
plan, Atlanta Regional Commission,
June 1976.
7.54 "Water Report for Corbin City,"
Atlantic County Planning Division,
January 1978.
7.55 "Environmental Assessment of 208
Plan, Chapter X," Berkeley-
Charleston-Dorchester Council of
Governments.
7.56 "208 Plan Summary, Chapter I,"
Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester
Council of Governments.
7.57 "208 Agencies, Plans and Programs,
Chapter II," Berkeley-Charleston-
Dorchester Council of Governments.
7.58 "Water Quality Plan for the Upper
Housatonic River, Draft Plan/
Environmental Impact Statement,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, December 1977.
7.59 "Stockbridge Summary, Water Quality
Management Plan for the Upper
Housatonic River," Berkshire County
Regional Planning Commission,
March 1978.
7.60 "Project Control Plan," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Commission,
November 1975.
7.61 "Monterey Summary, Water Quality
Management Plan for the Upper
Housatonic River," Berkshire County
Regional Planning Commission.
7.62 "Pittsfield Summary, Water Quality
Management Plan for the Upper
Housatonic River," Berkshire County
Regional Planning Commission, March
1978.
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7-63 "Monterey Summary, Water Quality 7.72
Management Plan for the Upper
Housatonic River," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Commis-
sion, March 1978.
7.64 "Lenox Summary, Water Quality
Management Plan for the Upper
Housatonic River," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Com-
mission, March 1978.
7.73
7-74
7o65 "Lee Summary, Water Quality
Management Plan for the Upper
Housatonic River," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Com-
mission, March 1978. 7.75
7.66 "Lanesborough Summary, Water
Quality Management Plan for
the Upper Housatonic River,"
Berkshire County Regional
Planning Commission, March 1978.
7.76
7.67 "Hinsdale Summary, Water Quality
Management Plan for Upper
Housatonic River," Berkshire
County Regional 'Planning Commis-
sion, March 1978. 7.77
7.68 "Great Barrington Summary, Water
Quality Management Plan for the
Upper Housatonic River," Berk-
shire County Regional Planning 7.78
Commission, March 1978.
7.69 "Low Altitude Aernal Surveillance
for Water Resources Control, Final
Report," California Water 7.79
Resources Control Board, $6.25.
7-70 "The Demonstration and Standardi-
zation of a Method for Monitoring 7.80
the Ecological Effects of Marine
Waste Discharges, Final Report,"
California Water Resources Control
Board, $1.80.
7-71 "Final Report, In-Site Investiga- 7.8!
tion of Movements of Gases Pro-
duced from Decomposing Refuse,"
California Water Resoources Control
Board, $2.55.
"Final Report - A Comprehensive
Study of San Francisco Bay-Summary
Conclusions and Receommendations,"
California Water Resources Control
Board, $3.75.
"Dispersion Capability of San
Francisco Bay-Delta Waters, Final
Report," California Water Resources
Control Board, $2.40.
"Final Report- Water Quality
Assessment Cape Cod," Cape Cod
Planning and Economic Development
Commission, 1976.
"208 Water Quality Management
Plan," Cape May County Planning
Board, October 1978, 26 pages.
Topics include: NPS, Water Quality
Standards, State P.S. Wastewater
Treatment, BMPS.
"Water Quality Management Plan
Executive Summary," Central
Florida Regional Planning Commis-
sion, October 1978, $5.00.
"Water Quality Management Plan,"
Chapters 1-17, Central Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
October 1978, $10=00.
"Summary: Des Moines Condensed
Wastewater Treatment Plan," Central
Iowa Regional Association of Local
Governments,, March 1977, 50 pages.
"Final Des Moines Report," Central
Iowa Regional Association of Local
Governments, April 1977, 50 pages.
"Des Moines 208 Waste Treatment
Management Plan," 4 Volumes,
Central Iowa Regional Association
of Local Governments, April 1977,
80 Pages.
"Sewerage Facilities Plan for Cherry
Valley Sewer District, Leicester,
Massachusetts," Central
Massachusetts Regional Planning
Commission, August 1977-
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7.82 "Revisions to Douglas Sewer Use 7.93
Ordinance and Assessment Plan,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, November 1976.
7.83 "Proposed Scope of Work: West 7^
Boylston Facilities Plan," Central
Massachusetts Regional Planning
Commission, April 1977.
7.84 "Dudley-Webster Facilities Plan," 7>g5
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, November 1977.
7.85 "Plan Summary," Central Midlands
Regional Planning Commission, 7^5
February 1979-
7.86 "Madison County Subplan," Central
New York Regional Planning and
Development Board, June 1978,
400 pages. 7.97
7.87 "Management Subplan," Central New
York Regional Planning and Develop-
ment Board, June 1978, 200 pages.
7.88 "Final Executive Summary," Central
New York Regional Planning and
Development Board.
7.89 "Onondaga County Subplan," Central
New York Regional Planning and
Development Board, O'Brien and Gere
Consulting Engineers.
7.98
7.90 "Oswego County Subplan," Central
New York Regional Planning and
Development Board, June 1978,
350 pages.
7.91 "Draft Executive Summary," Central
New York Regional Planning and
Development Board, May 1978,
150 pages.
7.92 "Cayuga County Subplan," Central
New York Regional Planning and
Development Board, June 1978,
300 pages. 7>101
7.99
7.100
"Project Design Report, Killeen-
Temple (Texas) 208 Program,"
Central Texas Council of Govern-
ments, October 1976, 157 pages.
"Summary Report, Killeen-Temple
Areawide Waste Management Plan,"
Central Texas Council of Govern-
ments, September 1978, 96 pages.
"Management Planning Report,
Killeen-Temple 208 Program,"
Central Texas Council of Govern-
ments, December 1977, 238 pages.
"Central Upper Peninsula Water
Quality Plan, Main Report,"
Volume I, Central Upper Peninsula
Planning and Development Region,
March 1978, 300 pages.
"Central Upper Peninsula-Water
Quality Management Plan,"
Volume II, Central Upper Peninsula
Planning and Development Region,
Supporting Report; 9 parts:
Introduction, Publication Part
Summary, Interim Outputs, Municipal
Wastewater Needs, Inland Lakes,
Nonpoint Sources of Water Pollution
Legal and Institutional Inventory,
Forest Best Management Practices,
and Plan Requirements, March 1978,
1,025 pages.
"Savannah Areawide Water Quality
Management Plan," Chatam County
Savannah Metropolitan Planning
Commission, October 1978.
"Final Draft Plan," Chattanooga
Area Regional Council of Govern-
ments, 172 pages.
"Summary of 201 Wastewater
FacilitiesPlan Requirements,"
Chattanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, May 1977, 48 pages.
"Chapter IX - Areawide Management
Plan," Chattanooga Area Regional
Council of Governments, May 1978,
48 pages.
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7.102 "Water Quality Policies," Final
Report, Clark County 208, November
1977. This report presents an
overview of water quality and
quantity conditions in Clark
County and identifies existing
problems and issues regarding
water resources.
7.103 "Las Vegas Wash-Interim Report 1,"
Clark County 208, June 1977-
Summarizes the natural character-
istics of Las Vegas Wash and
present/future human uses. It
also defines the issues and pro-
blems that future policies, pro-
grams, and projects must address.
7.104 "Draft Plan for Public Review,"
Coastal Sussex Water Quality Pro-
gram, December 1977.
7.105 "Water Quality in the San Diego
Region in 1977," Comprehensive
Planning Organization of the San
Diego Region, August 1977, 110
pages.
7.106 "Dane County Water Quality Plan,"
2 volumes, Dane County Regional
Planning Commission, 1979, 1231
pages, $35.00.
7.107 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter IV, Appendix VII-A,
Wastewater Management Facilities,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engi-
neers, March 1975.
7.108 "COWAMP/208 Revised Draft,
Chapter V, Socio-economic/Demogra-
phic Handuse Variables Relevant to
Water Quality," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineers, December
1977.
7.109 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter V Existing Demographic,
Socio-Economic and Land Use,
Characteristics of the Study Area,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineers,
May 1975.
7.110 "COWAMP/208 Revised Draft, Chapter VI,
Existing Water Use and Quality,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineers.
7.111 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter VI, Appendix B, Existing
Surface Water Quality," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz, Engineers.
7.112 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter VI, Existing Water Use
and Quantity," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineers.
7.113 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter VI, Appendix A, Summary
of Existing New and Proposed
Water Resources by Sub-Basin,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz,
Engineers.
7.114 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter VII, Section VII-A, Waste-
water Management Facilities,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz,
Engineers, March 1975.
7.115 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter X, Development of Water
Quality Management Alternatives,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz,
Engineers, June 1977.
7.116 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter X, Appendix X-1A, Status
of Connection Sans," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion. Chester Betz, Engineers,
May 1977.
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7.117 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter X, Appendix B, Municipal
Facilities Data," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineers, May 1977.
7.118 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter X, Appendix C, Potentional
for Municipal Connection Land
Application or Reuse for Industrial
Dischargers," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineers, May 1977.
7.119 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter X, Appendix E, Non-
Municipal Facilities," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz, Engineer,
May 1977.
7.120 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter XII, Evaluation of Alter-
native Programs," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, December
1977.
7.121 "COWAMP/208 Draft, Chapter XIII:
Recommended Water Quality Manage-
ment Plans (Technical)," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, 1978.
7.122 "Plans and Choices," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz, Engineer,
September 1977.
7.123 "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 1: Upper Schuylkill
and Mahoning," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, September
1977.
7.124 "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 2: Schuylkill-Tul
PeHocken," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, September
1977.
7.125 "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 3' Maiden Creek and
Little Lehigh," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, September
1977.
7.126 "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 4: Schuylkill-Manatawny-
French," Delaware Valley Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineer,
September 1977.
7.127 "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 5: Perkiomen,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineer,
September 1977-
7.128 "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 6: Upper Bucks County,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineer,
September 1977.
7.129 "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 7: Christina and Octoraro,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineer,
September 1977.
7.130 "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 8: Brandywine," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, September
1977.
7.131 "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 9: Delaware County,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineer,
September 1977.
7.132 "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 10: Lower Schuylkill,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineer,
September 1977.
7.133 "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 11: Frankfort-Penny-
Pack-Poquessing," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, September
1977.
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7.13^ "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 12: Neshaminy," Delaware
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, September
1977.
7.135 "Plans and Choices, Sub-Basin
Supplement 13: Bristol-New Hope,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, September 1977.
7.136 "Commenk and Suggested Revisions
to Preliminary Draft, Chapter IV,
Geology and Groundwater Material
Based on Input from Public Meeting,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Moody and Associates,
Incorporated, January 1976.
7.137 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter IV, Environmental Charac-
teristics of Study Area," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineers, June 1975.
7.138 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter IV, Appendix A, Geology
and Mineral Resources," Chester
Betz, Engineers, May 1975.
7.139 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter IV, Appendix B, Soils,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineers,
May 1975.
7.140 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter IV, Appendix C, Climate,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineer,
May 1975.
7.141 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter IV, Appendix D, Surface
Water Hydrology," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, May 1975-
7.142 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter IV, Appendix E, Groundwater
Occurance and Use," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, May 1975.
7.143 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter IV, Appendix F, Historical
and Cultural Considerations,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineer
May 1975.
7.144 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter VII, Section VII-B,
Inventory of Water Quality Manage-
ment Institutions," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, May 1975.
7.145 "Revised Draft Assessment of Non-
point Pollutant Sources, Chapter VII,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineer,
November 1977.
7.146 "COWAMP/208 Draft Chapter X, Manage-
ment of Intermittent Point et Non-
point Sources Section," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, July 1977.
7.147 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary. Draft,
Chapter XI, Management et Insti-
tutional Alternatives," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, July 1977.
7.148 "Project Control Plan," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
March, 1976.
7.149 "Cost-Effectiveness Analysis,
Third Draft Paper," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, March 1976.
7.150 "Penny Pack Creek Watershed
Interim Planning Study Draft, Final
Report," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz,
Engineer, June 1976.
7.151 "COWAMP/208 Preliminary Draft,
Chapter II, Introduction,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz, Engineer,
January 1975.
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7.152 "Considerations in Implementations,
The 208 Plan," Delaware Valley
Tegional Planning Commission,
Hershal J. Richman, July 1977.
7.153 "COWAMP/208 Continuing Planning,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, November 1977.
7.154 "Plan Selection Process: Functional
Plan Recommendation," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, December
1977.
7.155 "COWAMP/208 Draft, Chapter VII:
Future Conditions," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Com-
mission, December 1977.
7.156 "Methodology for the Selection of
the Recommended Plan," Delaware
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, November
1975.
7.157 "Draft Regional Growth and Develop-
ment Plan for the Denver Region,"
Denver Regional Council of Govern-
ments, July 1977.
7.158 "Denver Regional Council of Govern-
ments Orientation Manual," Denver
Regional Council of Governments,
April 1978.
7.159 "District #4 Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan," District #4 Council of
Governments, September 1978.
7.160 "Revised Work Plan," District #4
Council of Governments, 1978.
7.161 "208 Report, Municipal Wastewater
Treatment for an Eastgate Develop-
ment and Transportation Agency
Areawide Water Quality Plan,"
Volume 1, Eastgate Development and
Transportation Agency.
7.162 "208 Report, Areawide Waste Treatment-
ment Management Plan for Mahoning
and Trumbull Counties," Volume II.
Eastgate Development and Trans-
portation Agency.
7.163 "208 Planning Base Report," East-
gate Development and Transportation
Agency, April 1976.
7.164 "An Appendix to the 208 Planning
Base Report," Eastgate Develop-
ment and Transportation Agency,
April 1976.
7.165 "208 Environmental Glossary," East-
gate Development and Transportation
Agency, November 1975.
7.166 "Transcript - Final 208 Public
Hearing," Eastgate Development and
Transportation Agency, May 1977.
7.167 "208 Procedural Manual (PERT),"
Eastgate Development and Trans-
portation Agency, March 1976.
7.168 "Element 7 - Phase II Work Plan,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, October 1976.
Specifies the work to be undertaken
during the second phase of the
208 work plan. Phase II consists
of two principal activities, data
collection and the development of
the first round of alternatives.
Therefore, Element 7 involves
identification of data sources and
needs, and design of methodology
for data collection. It details
work tasks, staff assignments,
schedules, and budget estimates.
7.169 "Element 17 - Phase III Work Plan, "
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, April 1977. Describes
the revised work order of what
elements are to be done in Phase III,
where the final alternatives will
be developed. The purpose and out-
puts of each step in this phase are
reported. Responsibilities are
assigned, methodology is discussed
and completion dates are indicated.
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7.170 "Element 20, 21: Task Report, A -
Final Water Quality Evaluation
Criteria," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee, May 1977.
Indicates the definition of and
need for water quality objectives,
criteria, and standards, and the
roles and limitations of the
Environmental Protection Agency,
the State, and EWGCC in estab-
lishing each of these. EWGCCfs
approach to establishing criteria
is explained, with three classes
of alternatives outlined. Stream
classifications for the EWGCC 208
study area, taken from the proposed
Missouri Water Quality standards
publication are included.
7.171 "Element 22 - Phase III Final Alter-
native Analysis Report: Residual
Waste Report," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee, November
1977. This report identifies
regional sludge processing centers
for each county. A cost effective
analysis determined the processing
center's location and size. Dia-
grams on the different levels of
sludge treatment and disposal
systems and tables on the capital
cost, operation and maintenance
of the plants are also included.
7.172 "Element 23 - Phase III Final Alter-
native Analysis Report," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Committee,
October 1977. This is a summary of
the stream quality based oh computer
modeling of point sources and non-
point sources. Detailed charts on
stream quality by varying levels,
future water quality of stream seg-
ments with significant pollution
sources based upon water quality
simulation and analysis of pollution
loads, and annual pollutant load by
constituent table are also included.
7.173 "Element 24 - Phase III Summary
Report," East-West Gateway Coordi-
nating Committee, November 1977.
This report was used, as a workshop
material for the Phase III workshop
held in November, 1977, to explain
designated management agencies,
point source alternatives, nonpoint
source alternatives, and management/
institutional issues. Detailed maps
of the watersheds, costs, and preli-
minary environmental assessments of
the alternatives are listed.
7.174 "EWGCC 208 Planning Agency Program
Profile," East-West Gateway Coordi-
nating Committee, October 1976.
Gives a brief description, study
overview and schedule dates for
reports on priority water quality
problems. The water quality pro-
blems are broken up and discussed
under three headings: point source
discharges, septic tanks, and storm
runoff. Information on the grant
award from the Environmental Pro-
tection Agency for EWGCC to study
these problems is also given.
7.175 "EWGCC 208 Request for Proposal,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, August 1975. Indicates
what is to be required from con-
sultants working with EWGCC on the
208 Wastewater Treatment Manage-
Sent study. The project scope,
work program, budget, and time
factors are estimated. Proposal
content requiring qualified envir-
onmental planning and engineering
firms and EWGCC evaluation criteria
are presented. EPA regulations,
the 208 organizational structure,
and cost summary sheets are con-
tained in the appendix.
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7.176 "Public Hearing Record," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Committee,
January 1975. Details the hearing
conducted by the Missouri Depart-
ment of Natural Resources to decide
whether or not to designate the
St. Louis area counties located in
Missouri as a 208 Region, and EWGCC
as the responsible 208 Planning
Agency.
7.177 "Statement of Coordination Prepared
by EWGCC and Southwestern Illinois
Regional and Metropolitan Planning
Commission (SIMAPC)," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Committee,
December 1974. This document
defines the differing roles of
EWGCC and SIMAPC; where EWGCC was
designated as the 208 Agency for
the Missouri portion of its region,
SIMAPC took over the 208 process
for the Illinois side of the St.
Louis region (Madison, Monroe and
St. Clair Counties). Coordination,
relationships and those activities
which are to be jointly addressed
are described.
7.178 "Water Quality Management Plan,
Errata and Comments," Eastern
Upper Pennisula Regional Planning
Development Commission, May, 1978,
$12.00.
7.179 "Water Quality Management Plan,"
Eastern Upper Pennisula Regional
Planning and Development Commis-
sion, April 1978, $5.00.
7.180 "Executive Summary Report," Erie
and Niagara Regional Planning
Board, March 1978, 105 pages.
7.181 "Review Draft Executive Summary,"
First Tennessee-Virginia Develop-
ment District, May 1978, 32 pages.
A summary of outputs to accomplish
the programs detailed in the full
plan report.
7.182 "Final Report on Residual Waste
Management Program," First
Tennessee-Virginia Development
District, May 1978, 27 pages.
This report compiles, revises,
supplements, and incorporates all
previous program products dealing
with the residual waste manage-
ment program.
7.183 "Final Report on Environmental
Assessment," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
May 1978, 30 pages.
7.184 "Executive Summary," First
Tennessee-Virginia Development
District, December 1978, 30 pages.
7.185 "208 Water Quality Management Plan,"
First Tennessee-Virginia Develop-
ment District, December 1978.
7.186 "Status of Planning for New
Facilities," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
July 1977, 22 pages. This report
summarizes the "201" Facilities
Planning efforts within the area
and also industrial planning rela-
tive to wastewater treament or
pretreatment is addressed.
7.187 "Final Report on Municipal Treat-
ment Works Program," First
Tennessee-Virginia Development
District, May 1978, 60 pages. A
detailed report on the recommended
treatment works program for the
study area and a summarization of
the evaluation process which was
used to identify the recommended
plan.
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7.188 "Final Report on Industrial Treat-
ment Works Program," First
Tennessee-Virginia Development
District, May 1978, 34 pages. A
Compilation of all previous data
dealing with the proposed indus-
trial point source wastewater
treatment program. Topics include:
industrial dischargers to surface
waters, industrial dischargers to
municipal systems, and tennessee
Valley Authority Facilities.
7.189 "Final Draft 208 Water Quality
Management Plan," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District, June
1978. A report culminating the
initial two-year planning program
and presenting the final recommen«
dations of local government and
the general public.
7.190 "Detailed Work Plan," Flathead 208
Project, September 1976, 42 pages.
7.191 "Facility Plan and Related Studies
for the Community of Ronan,
Montana," Flathead 208 Project,
182 pages.
7.192 "Facility Plan and Related Studies
for the Community of Poison,
Montana," Flathead 208 Project,
180 pages.
7.193 "Facility Plan for Improvement of
the St. Ignatius, Montana Waste-
water Treament Facilities," Flat-
head 208 Project, December 1977,
140 pages.
7.194 "Facility Plan for Lakeside,
'Montana," Flathead 208 Project,
April 1977, 89 pages.
"Facility Plan for Hot Springs,
Montana, Flathead 208 Project,
March 1977, 83 pages.
7.196 "Facility Plan for Arliee, Montana,"
Flathead 208 Project, March 1977,
85 pages.
7.197 "Facilities Plans for Charlo,
Montana," Flathead 208 Project,
August 1976, 59 pages.
7.198 "Detailed Work Plan," Flathead
208 Project, September 1976, 42
pages.
7.199 "Plan of Study, Section 208
Planning, Florida Development of
Evnironmental Regulation,"Florida
Department of Environmental Regula-
tion, December 1977.
7.200 "Florida 208 Non-Designated 208
Progress Report," Florida Depart-
ment of Environmental Regulation,
June 1, 1978.
7.201 "Florida 208, Non-Designated 208
Progress Report," Florida Depart-
ment of Environmental Regulation,
October 1, 1978.
7.202 "Water Quality Management Plan,
Fox Valley Water Quality Planning
Agency.
7.203 "Areawide Management Strategy Plan,"
Greater Egypt Regional Planning
and Development Commission, May
1978.
7.204 "Guam Water Quality Plan," Guam,
Environmental Protection Agency,
August 1979, 525 pages.
7.205 Guam Water Quality Managment Plan,
Executive Summary," Guam, Environ-
mental Protection Agency, July 1979,
18 pages.
7.206 "Water Quality Management Plan,
(Public Hearing Draft," Hampton
Roads Water Quality Agency, May
1978.
7.207 "208 Water Quality Plan," Hawaii,
Department of Health, October 1978,
325 pages. Volume 1: plan develop-
ment, planning framework, Water
Quality Criteria, monitoring,
pollution control measures and
Implementation Policies, plan
adoption and aggendices.
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7.208 "208 Water Quality Management Plan,"
Hawaii, Department of Health,
October 1978, 60 pages. Volume II:
Impact Assessments; environmental
and social impacts.
7.209 "Summary Report, Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Plan for the
Greater Houston Area," Houston-
Galveston Area Council, December
1977.
7.210 "Areawide Waste Treatment Management
Plan Summary," Houston-Galveston
Area Council, March 1978.
7.211 "Water Quality Management Plan,"
Volumes I, II, III, IV, V, VI,
Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency, January 1979. Contains the
results of 208 plannings for 83
counties.
7.212 "Preliminary Wastewater Management
Strategies," C-E Tec/NHPO, EPA Plan
Elements 3, 8 and 9, Indian Nations
Council of Governments, January
1978. This working paper contains
a description of the technical
planning process which will be con-
ducted in order to develop an imple-
mentable 208 Plan and a preliminary
discussion of the alternative
technical wastewater control strate-
gies to be evaluated.
7.213 "Institutional Arrangements for the
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments Area Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan (Draft Working Paper),"
EPA Plan Elements 14 and 15, Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
Erling Helland Associates, March
1978. This draft was forwarded to
the municipalities, counties, and
agencies involved in the plan for
their comments prior to plan devel-
opment. The draft was also reviewed
by the Institutional/Fiscal Manage-
ment Subcommittee. Comments received
were the basis for Chapter V of the
final plan report. The draft will
not be changed. Please refer to the
final plan Chapter V for lastest plan.
7.214 "Areawide Water Quality Management
Plan," Four Volumes, Indiana Heart-
land Coordinating Council, Set-2 plans,
2 appendices, 70 pages, $120,00.
7.215 "Facilities Design Summary," Indiana
Heartland Coordinating Commission,
January 1977, 223 pages. Topics
include summaries of final plans.
7.216 "Draft Plan," Kentucky Department
of Natural Resources and Environ-
mental Protection, August 1978.
Topics include: Farming, Ground-
water, Construction, Forestry,
Surfacewater criteria, and Mining.
7.217 "Management Profile Report," Final
Report and Summary, Knoxville/Knox
County Metropolitan Planning
Commission, May 1976.
7.218 "208 Water Quality Management Plan,"
Addendum, Knoxville/Knox County
Metropolitan Planning Commission,
April 1978.
7.219 "Water Quality Management Plan,"
Lakes Regional Planning Commission,
Bud Young, Mike Nolan, John Dickey,
and Mary Guinegia, September 1978,
143 pages.
7.220 "Comprehensive Plan Analysis,"
Land-of-Sky Regional Council,
Public Research and Management,
Incorporated, May 1978, 16 pages.
7.221 "Draft Water Quality Management
Plan for Region B," Land-of-Sky
Regional Council, October 1978,
380 pages.
7.222 "Comprehensive Plan Analysis,"
Public Research and Management,
Incorporated, Land-of-Sky Regional
Council, May 1978, 16 pages.
7.223 Draft Water Quality Management
Plan for Region B," Land-of-Sky
Regional Council, October 1978,
380 pages.
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7.224 "Wastewater Management, Lane County
Interim Facilities Report, Lane
County Council of Governments,
August 1976.
7.225 "Dexter-Lowell Facilities Plan
(Draft)," Lane Council of Govern-
ments, September 1976.
7.226 "Southwest Virginia 208 Plan,"
Lenowisco Planning District Com-
mission. The plan is the summation
of nearly three years of intense
technical work to ascertain the
extent of water quality problems
caused by nonpoint pollution
sources. The plan includes results
from the extensive monitoring pro-
gram conducted during the course of
the study and an assessment of the
total problems. Recommendations
are made in both technical terms
and also with respect to management
of nonpoint sources.
7.227 "Southwest Virginia 208 Plan,
Summary Report," Lenowisco Planning
District Commission. This report
is a general assessment of the con-
clusions and recommendations of the
Southwest Virginia 208 plan. It is
intended to be brief and highly
readable and understandable by the
broad spectrum of the public.
7.228 "An Inventory of existing Water
Quality Management Agencies,"
Lewis and Clark Regional Council
for Development. Presents a general
description of the Federal Water
Control Act of 1972 as it relates
to planning required of states.
7.229 "Interim Report Number I:,11 Lewis
and Clark Regional Council for
Development, July 1977. General
public given an understanding of
the framework from which the 208
plan was developed. Description
of the environmental, social, and
economic setting of the Lewis and
Clark planning area.
7.230 "Interim Report. #2, Lewis and Clark
Regional Council of Development,
January 1978. Inventory and analysis
of point source discharges and
includes the municipal waste treat-
ment facility needs over the next 20
years. Nonpoint sources of pollution.
7.231 "Interim Report Number 3," Lewis and
Clark Regional Council for Develop-
ment January 1978. Identifies the
agencies or comments: units that are
to be responsible for the implemen-
tation of the 208 plan.
7.232 "Five year 208 Strategy and First
Work Plan," Lower Rio Grande
Regional Development Commission,
Merle Derdall, March 1, 1979, 45
pages.
7.233 "State of Georgia Water Pollution
Control Program Plan, Fiscal Year
1975," Georgia Department of
Natural Resources, Environmental
Protection Division, Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Commi-
sion.
7.234 "208 Water Quality Draft Plan,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission.
7.235 "Water and Wastewater Technical
Report, Plan of Study, Appendix C,"
Maricopa Association of Governments,
208 Water Quality Management Pro-
gram-Phoenix, Arizona, August 1975.
Compilation of: "A Report on Infil-
tration/Inflow Problem and Identi-
fication of Sewer Systems: "A Program
for Identification of Nonpoint Sources
of Groundwater Pollution" "Wastewater
Facilities Inventory" Water Supply
Systems" "Wastewater Management
Status" "Wastewater Management
Planning Requirements".
7.236 "208 Water Quality Management Pro-
gram, Revised Work Plan," Maricopa
Association of Governments, 208 Pro-
gram, March 1978. This work plan
includes revisions made to accomodate
the ongoing Phoenix 201 study.
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7.237 "Summary of Evaluation of Westside
Alternatives, Draft Memorandum No.
9," Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, Arthur Beard, Engineers/Camp,
Dresser, and McKee, April 1978.
This report summarized Environmental
Evaluation of Westside Alternatives,
Draft Memorandum No. 4.
7.238 "Existing Environmental Setting,
Memorandum No. 1," Maricopa
Association of Governments, Arthur
Beard, Engineers/Camp, Dresser, and
McKee, April 1978. This report
includes the comments of local
governments on the revised draft.
7.239 "Future Environmental Setting, Draft
Memorandum No. 2," Maricopa
Association of Governments, Arthur
Beard, Engineers/Camp, Dresser, and
McKee, February 1978. The purpose
of this report is to describe the
future baseline environmental
setting of the Phoenix Metropolitan
Study area without the addition of
any new municipally owned or
operated wastewater treatment
facilities. Data is presented in
five year increments for the planning
period 1980 to 2000. Emphasis is on
a broad areawide, descriptive and
narrative presentation. Where
necessary, maps, figures and tables
accompany the text.
7.240 "Future Environmental Setting Revised
Memorandum No. 2," Maricopa Associa-
tion of Governments, Arthur Beard,
Engineers/ Camp, Dresser, and McKee,
March 1978. This report includes
208 Advisory Group comments of the
initial draft.
7.241 "Future Environmental Setting, Final
Memorandum No. 2," Maricopa Associa-
tion of Governments, Arthur Beard,
Engineers/Camp, Dresser, and McKee,
April 1978. This report includes
the comments of the local governments
had on the revised draft.
7.242 "Summary of Existing Environmental
Setting, Draft Memorandum No. 7,"
Maricopa Association of Governments,
Arthur Beard, Engineers/Camp,
Dresser, and McKee, January 1978.
This report summarizes Existing
Environmental Setting, Draft Memor-
andum No. 1.
7.243 "Summary of Existing Environmental
Setting Revised Memorandum No. 7,"
Maricopa Association of Governments,
Arthur Beard, Engineers/Camp,
Dresser, and McKee, March 1978).
This report summarizes Existing
Environmental Setting, Re-draft
Memorandum No. 1.
7.244 "Summary of Existing Environmental
Setting, Memorandum No. 7," Arthur
Beard, Engineers/Camp, Dresser, and
McKee, April 1978. This report
summarizes Existing Environmental
Setting, Memorandum No. 1.
7.245 "Summary of Future Environmental
Setting, Draft Memorandum No. 8,"
Maricopa Association of Governments,
Arthur Beard, Engineers/Camp,
Dresser, and McKee, February 1978.
This report summarizes Future
Environmental Setting, Draft Memor-
andum No. 2.
7.246 "Summary of Future Environmental
Setting, Revised Memorandum No. 8,"
Maricopa Association of Governments,
Arthur Beard, Engineers/Camp,
Dresser, and McKee, March 1978.
This report summarizes Future
Environmental Setting, Revised
Memorandum No. 2.
7.247 "Summary of Future Environmental
Setting, Memorandum No. 8," Maricopa
Association of Governments, Arthur
Beard, Engineers/Camp, Dresser, and
McKee, April 1978. This report
summarizes Future Environmental
Setting, Memorandum No. 2.
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7.248 "Environmental Inventory, Draft
Report," Maricopa Association of
Governments, Dames and Moore,
October 1977. The study area for
this environmental report is all of
Maricopa County, excluding the
Metro-Phoenix area. Many of the
environmental issues existing in
rural Maricopa County involved in
agricultural businesses with a
source for environmental reference,
and serve as a foundation on which
can be constructed an environmental
assessment of non-point pollution
sources. Non-point pollution
sources in rural Maricopa County
influence water quality, water
quantity, land use, and natural
Biological Systems. Background
for these and related environmental
issues are presented in this report.
7.249 "Draft Work Plan," Maricopa Associa-
tion of Governments, July 1976.
Report develops a plan for the
collection, conventional treatment
and reuse of wastewater. Also an
acceptable management stratedy for
implementing the plan.
7.250 "Areawide Waste Treatment Management
Planning Program," Maricopa Associa-
tion of Governments. Provides a
framework for the MAG Water Quality
Management program. Included: pro-
gram management, coordination with
other water quality management and
resource planning programs, public
involvement, land use, socio-
economic, and environmental planning,
water quality management water,
supply plan adoption and state respon-
sibilities.
7.251 "Maricopa Association of Governments
208 Water Quality Plan (Draft),"
Straam Engineers, Incorporated/Morris
Clester, Abegglen and Association,
Incorporated, October 1978.
7.252 "Maricopa Association of Governments
208 Plan (Draft 208 Plan)," Maricopa
Association of Governments, January
1979.
7.253 "Maricopa Association of Governments
208 Water Quality Management Plan
(Draft)," Straam Engineers, Incor-
porated, Morris, Clester, Abegglen
and Associates, Incorporated,
December 1978.
7.254 "Water Quality Management Plan for
Martha's Vineyard," Martha's Vine-
yard Commission, April 1978,
196 pages.
7-255 "Regional Wastewater Management Plans
Technical Plan, Phase I,II,III
Executive Summary," Metroplan,
Freese and Nichols, 1978.
7.56 "Regional Wastewater Management Plasn
Technical Plan, Phase I,II,III,
Appendix," Freese and Nichols, 1978.
7.257 "Regional Wastewater Management Plans
Technical Plan, Phase I,II,III,"
Freese and Nichols, 1978.
7.258 "208 Continuing Planning Process
Work Plan," Metroplan, 1979.
7.259 "Summary Report, Metroplan, 1979.
7.260 "Appendix M" Water Quality Plan
Content Cross Reference, Phase IV,
Report," 1978.
7.261 "Phase II and III Report: Analysis
and Forecast and Plan Formulation,"
Volume I and II, Michigan Area
Council of Governments, 1978.
7.262 "Phase IV Report: Michigan Area
Council of Governments Water
Quality Plan," Michigan Area
Council of Governments, 1978.
7.263 "Five year Strategy Water Quality,
Solid Hnd hazardous Wastes," Michigan
Department of Natural Resources,
July 1979-
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7.264 "Water Quality: A Management Plan 7.274
for the Kansas City Metropolitan
Region; Draft Summary," Mid-America
Regional Council, July 1977.
7.265 "Water Quality Management Plan 7.275
Report,"Middlesex-County Planning
Board, 208 Staff/MCPB, October 1977.
7.266 "Gulf Coast Areawide Wastewater Plan 7.276
201/208 Plan," Mississippi Air and
Water Pollution Control Commission.
7.267 "Waste Treatment Facilities Plan," 7.277
Volume I, Mississippi-Arkansas-
Tennessee Council of Governments,
Memphis Delta Developmental District,
March 1977.
7.278
7.268 "Waste Treatment Facilities Plan,"
Volume II, Mississippi-Arkansas-
Tennessee Council of Governments,
Memphis Delta Developmental District,
March 1977. 7.279
7.269 "Waste Treatment Facilities Plan,"
Volume III, Mississippi-Arkansas-
Tennessee Council of Governments,
Memphis Delta Developmental District,
March 1977.
7.270 "Waste Treatment Facilities Plan,"
Volume IV, with Appendices,
Mississippi-Arkansas-Tennessee
Council of Governments, Memphis
Delta Developmental District,
March 1977.
7.271 "208 Draft Final Plan," Missouri
Department of Natural Resources, 7.280
190 pages.
7.272 "Draft Water Quality Management for
Ashburnham, Gardner, Hubbardston,
Templeton, and Winchendon," Monta-
chusett Regional Planning Commission,
June 1979, 317 pages.
7.273 "Montachusett - Nashua Areawide
Water Quality Management Plan
Summary and Environmental Impact 7.281
Statement," Montachusett Regional
Planning Commission, January 1979,
315 pages.
"Montachusett-Nashua 208 Area-Agency
Designation Proposal,"Montachusett
Regional Planning Commission, 1975,
114 pages.
"Montachusett Regional Planning
Commission Implementation Strategy,"
1976, Letter, 13 pages.
"Wastewater Facilities Plan for
SUVPA," Mountainland Association of
Governments, September 1976.
"Proposed Areawide 208 Water Quality
Management Plan - Task 8 Report,"
Mountainland Association of Govern-
ments, January 1977.
"208 Areawide Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan, Anchorage Alaska,"
Municipality of Anchorage, January
1979.
"Draft 201 Facility Plan for Up-
grading Metro Puget Sound Plants,"
(also available in summary form -
60 pages), Municipality of Metro
Seattle, 1977. This document
discusses Metro's facility plan
for upgrading existing primary
treatment facilities to achieve
secondary treatment as required
PL 92-500. This five volume
report includes a system-side
report dealing with the entire
Metro system and for satellite
facility plan reports covering
each of the four Puget Sound plants.
"Areawide Water Quality Plan -
Cedar/Green River Basins, King
County Washington," Municipality
of Metro Seattle, 1977, 111 pages.
Full 208 plan containing discus-
sions of program approach, achieve-
ments problems needing immediate
attention, alternate approaches,
proposed actions and continuing
planning work program.
"Juanita Creek Basin Plan - A
Multiple Purpose Surface Water
Management Program," Municipality
of Metro Seattle, 1977, 100 pages.
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7.281 "Juanita Creek Basin Plan - A Mul-
tiple Purpose Surface Water Manage-
ment Program," Municipality of Metro
Seattle, 1977, 100 pages. Proposed
management actions and programs
addressing surface water runoff in
King County based on and including
detailed planning in the Juanita
Basin.
7.282 "City of Seattle Drainage Manage-
ment Program - Thornton Creek/Lake
Union Implementation Area Plans,"
Municipality of Metro Seattle,
1977, 200 pages. Proposed
management actions for Seattle
establishing on-going controls over
drainage problems based on experience
gained in detailed planning of the
Thornton Creek and Lake Union
Drainage basins for which specific
implementation plans are included.
7.283 "Submittal of Plan Elements,"
Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning
Board, May 1977.
7.284 "Nassau-Suffolk 208 Project Control
Program," Nassau-Suffolk Regional
Planning Board, June 1976.
7.285 "Workplan and Scope of Services,"
Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning
Board, May 1976.
7.286 "208 Target Abatement Dates,"
Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning
Board.
7.287 "Salt Creek Basin-Lincoln Metro-
politan Area Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan," Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission, June 1973;
Implementation Report, Revised,
May 1977.
7.288 "Lower Platte River Basin Water
Quality Management Plan," Nebraska
Natural Resources Commission,
June 1974; Implementation Report;
Revised, May 1977.
7.289 "South Platte River Basin Water
Quality Management Plan," Nebraska
Natural Resources Commission,
March 1975, Implementation Report,
May 1977.
7.290 "Middle Platte River Basin Water
Quality Management Plan," Nebraska
Natural Resources Commission,
January 1975, Implementation Report,
May 1977.
7.291 "North Platte River Basin Water
Quality Management Plan," Nebraska
Natural Resources Commission, June
1975, Implementation Report, May
1977.
7.292 "Missouri Tribs River Basin Water
Quality Management Plan," Nebraska
Natural Resources Commission,
November 1975, Implementation Report,
March 1978.
7.293 "Little Blue River Basin Water
Quality Management Plan," Nebraska
Natural Resources Commission,
December 1975, Implementation Report,
March 1978.
7.294 "Loup River Basin Water Quality
Management Plan," Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission, June 1975,
Implementation Report, May 1977.
7.295 "Nemaha River Basin Water Quality
Management Plan," Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission, March 1976,
Implementation Report, March 1978.
7.296 "Republican River Basin Water Quality
Management Plan," Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission, May 1976,
Implementation Report, March 1978.
7.297 "White River - Hat Creek Basin Water
Quality Management Plan," Nebraska
Natural Resources Commission,
October 1976, Implementation Report,
March 1978.
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7.298 "Niobrara River Basin Water
Quality Management Plan," Nebraska
Natural Resources Commission,
November 1976, Implementation Report,
March 1978.
7.299 "Elk Horn River Basin Water Quality
Management Plan," Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission, May 1975,
Implementation Report, May 1977.
7.300 "Work Plan For Statewide Water
Quality Management Planning for the
State of Nebraska," Nebraska
Natural Resources Commission,
June 1977.
7.301 "208 Water Quality Management
Planning for the Non Designated
Planning Area of Nevada, Assessment
of Defuse Sources, Working Paper,"
Nevada Department of Conservation
and Natural Resources, June 15, 1977,
277 pages.
7.302 "Summary of Water Quality Management
Plan (208) Non Designated Area of
Nevada," Nevada Department of con-
servation and Natural Resources,
December 1978, 16 pages.
7.303 "1978 Annual Plan Update," Water
Resources Agency for New Castle
County, Jule 1978.
7.304 "Program of Work for the New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Program," Water Resources
Agency for New Castle County, June
1975.
7.305 "Working Paper I: The Natural
Physical Environment," Water
Resources Agency for New Castle
gounty, February 1975.
7.306 "A Summary of Goals, Objectives,
Policies and Program for New Castle
County," Water Resources Agency
for New Castle County.
7.307 "Summary of Studies Relevant to
Planning Activities," Water Resources
Agency for New Castle County,
September 1976.
7.308 "Revised Final Plan Outline," Water
Resources Agency for New Castle
County, November 8, 1976.
7.309 "Revised Final Plan Outline," New
Caslte County Areawide Waste Treat-
ment Management Agency, November 8,
1976.
7.310 "Working Paper III: Preliminary
Draft - Fiscal Analysis Background,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
February 1975.
7.3H "A Report and Perspecting an Storm-
water Management (Draft)," New
Castle County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency, August 1976.
7.312 "Environmental Impact Assessment
Process (Draft)," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Management
Agency, July 1975.
7.313 "Information Needs for New Castle
County Areawide Waste Management
Planning Program," October 1974.
7.314 "Definition of the 1983 Water Quality
Goals - Discussion Document," Water
Resources Agency for New Castle
County, Spetember 1976.
7.315 "208 Water Quality Management Work
Plan Summary," New Hampshire Water
Supply and Pollution Control
Commission, July 1977.
7.316 "Detailed 208 Water Quality Manage-
ment Work Plan,"New Hampshire
Water Supply and Pollution Control
Commission, March 1977.
7.317 "A Summary of the 1977 Annual Water
Quality Management Plan for North
Central Texas Council of Governments,
Texas," June 1977.
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7.318 "Draft Clean Water Plan," 5 Volumes
in 10 Books, Volumes Include Faci-
lities subplans, NFS Subplan,
Management Subplans, etc, Northeast
Ohio Four County Coordinating Agency.
7.319 "Draft Water Quality Plan," North-
east Ohio County Coordinating
Organization, November 1979, 1500
pages.
7.320 "Northern Arizona Council of Govern-
ments, 208 Water Quality Management
Plan," Northern Arizona Council of
Government, 1978.
7.321 "208 Project Control Plan Executive
Summary," Northern Middlesex Area
Commission, December 1975.
7.322 "208 Project Control Plan," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, November
1975.
7.323 "208 Areawide Wastewater Planning
Information Packet," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, December
1975.
7.324 "Northern Middlesex Area Commission
Areawide Wastewater Management
Study — 208 Grant Application and
Draft Work Program," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, May 1975.
7.325 "Supporting Data for Areawide Water
Quality Management Plan for Eagle,
Grand Jackson, Pitkin, Routt and
Summit Counties," Northwest Colorado
Council of Governments.
7.326 "Phase II, Interim Report - Options
'and Subplans," Northwestern Indian
Regional Planning Commission.
7.326 "Final Draft Northwestern Indiana
Regional Planning Commission, 208
Water Quality Management Plan
(Preferred Areawide Alternative),"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission, March 20, 1978.
7.328 "Procedures for Continuing Plan
Review and Update," Northwestern
Indiana Regional Planning Commission,
July 1978.
7.329 "Working Papers," Northwest Michigan
Regional Planning and Development,
Series of papers dealing with: Public
Participation, Problem Identification,
Agriculture and Areawide Water Quality
Planning. Agriculture Water Quality
Planning, Goals and Policies for the
Clean Water Program, Forest Water
Quality Management. Plan A Approval.
Inland Lake Management Options: Land
Use Inventory: Population Projections.
Transient Polulations Projections,
Land Use Projections. Economic
Projections, et. al.
7.330 "Surface Water Quality Assessment,"
Ocean County Planning Board, 1978.
Documents implementation of areawide
surface water quality monitoring pro-
gram. Analyzes monitoring data and
relates water quality to land use for
consideration in preparing the Area-
wide Plan. Draft report available
late summer.
7.331 "The Regulatory Program Associated
with Areawide Water Quality Manage-
ment in Ocean County, New Jersey,"
Ocean County Planning Board, Draft
Report, April 1978, 51 pages.
Focuses upon a discussion of the com-
ponent ingredients of a County-based
regulatory program for water quality
management which would match with
the existing frameworks of the State
and Federal programs.
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7.332 "Implementation of an Areawide
Water Quality Management Program
in Ocean County, New Jersey,"
Draft Report, Ocean County
Planning Board, January 1978,
66 pages. The report focuses on
the steps and ingredients which
contributed to the institution
of a continuing water quality
management program for Ocean County.
Recommendations are offered
regarding the 1978 Work Program
and Budget, and designation of
management agencies.
7.333 "Toward Clean Water: A Program for
Action, Old Colony Planning Council,
1978. Incorporates the comments
received in Volumes 1 and 2 of
Toward Clean Water: Alternatives
for Action, includes chapters with
recommendations for individual
communities and regional, state and
federal agencies, and constitutes
the Final Environmental Impact
Statement on the plan's recommen-
dations .
7.334 "Toward Clean Water" Alternatives
for Action, Volume 1, Draft Environ-
mental Impact Assessment," Old
Colony Planning Council. Outlines
the present quality of the waters,
the sources of pollution and alter-
native means of restoring and
maintaining water quality including
the environmental, social and
fiscal impact of these alternatives.
7.335 "Areawide Water Quality Management
Plan for El Paso et Teller Counties,
Annual Update," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, August 1978.
7.336 "Wastewater Facility Plan for
Florissant et - Divide (Draft),"
Pikes Peak Area Council of Govern-
ments, Nekon, Haley, Patterson et
Quirk, Incorporated.
7.337 "Areawide Water Quality Management
Plan - El Paso County - Summary
(Draft)," Pikes Peak Area Council
of governments, June 1976.
7.338 "Mount Lemmon Water Pollution
Abatement Plan," Element 5,
Volume II, Pima Association of
Governments, July 1977.
7.339 Unique and Special Requirements
for Regional Water Quality Manage-
ment in Tulson/Pima County," Pima
Association of Governments,
September 1977. Task 7320, (working
paper), prepared by University of
Arizona Institute of Government
Research.
7.340 "Management Agency Requirements
for Areawide Water Quality Manage-
ment Planning," Pima Association
of Governments, June 1977. Task
7310, University of Arizona
Institute of Government Research.
7.341 "Final Plan and Implementation
Schedule," Volume III, Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission,
Pueblo, Colorado; Pueblo Area
Council of Governments 208 Water
Quality Program, July 1977.
7.342 "An Introduction to IMGRID - An
Information Manipulation System
for Grid Cell Data Structures:
User's Guide (first Draft),"
Pueblo Regional Planning Commission,
Unpublished Report, Cambridge,
Massachusetts: Harvard Graduate
School of Design, David F. Sinton,
August 24, 1976.
7.343 "Areawide Water Quality Management
Plan for El Paso and Teller Counties
(Project Aquarius," Pueblo Regional
Planning Commission, Nelson, Haley,
Patterson, and Quirk, Incorporated,
1977.
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7.3^4 "Water Quality Management Plan for 7.356
the Island of Puerto Rico," Puerto
Rico Environmental Quality Board.
7.345 "Final Report of the 208 Island
Wide Project," Puerto Rico
Environmental Quality Board.
7.346 "Fredericksburg Comprehensive Plan,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, 1973.
7.347 "Water Supply Master Plan,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, September 1975.
7.348 "Comprehensive Water Resources Plan,"
Volume 1, Rappahannock Area Planning
Commission, 1970.
7.349 "208 Water Quality Planning,"
Region I (New England).
7.350 "The Upper Housatonic 208 Water
Quality Management Plan," Region I
(New England), November 1976.
7.351 "Water Quality Management Plan,"
Region I (New England, December
1976.
7.357
7.358
7.359
7.360
7.361
7.362
7.352 "Aroostook - Prestile Areawide
Water Quality Plan," Region I 7.363
(New England), December 1977.
7-353 "Project Control Plan for Areawide
Wastewater Management Planning 7.364
Under 208," Region I (New England),
June 30, 1976.
7-354 "Project Control Plan," Region I
(New England), October 15, 1975.
7.355 "Selected 208 Plan" Region II
Planning Commission, The Chester 7.365
Engineers, Water Resources Engineers,
and Public Administration Service,
December 1977, First revision
February 1978, and June 1978 as
amended. 7.366
"Plan Management and Update,"
Region 2 Planning Commission. The
Chester Engineers, and Public Admin-
istration Services, April 1978
reprinted June 1978.
"Planning and Management Systems,"
Region 6 Planning and Development
Commission.
"Summary and Recommendations,"
Region 6 Planning and Development
Commission.
"Bibliography," Region 6 Planning
and Development Commission.
"Water Quality Management Plan
with Appendices," Regional Planning
Council of Governments, January
1978.
"Water Quality Management Planning
Rogue Valley council of Governments
Continuous Planning Process.
"Water Quality Management Plan,
Rogue Valley Council of Governments
for Jackson County, Oregon,"
Rogue Valley Council of Governments,
1978.
"Greater Bear Creek Basin Waste
Treatment Management Plan," Rogue
Valley Council of Governments, 1977.
"Water Resources Management Plan
and Facility Study City of Ashland,"
Rogue Valley Council of Governments,
James M. Montgomery Consulting
Engineers, October 1977, 150 pages.
Topics include: Erosion and
sedimentation from watersheds.
"Water Quality Plan - Implementation
Report," Sacramento Regional Area
Planning Commission, October 1978,
44 pages.
"Water Quality Plan - Issues and
Recommendations," Sacramento
Regional Area Planning Commission,
October 1978, 92 pages.
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7-367 "Draft Water Quality Management
Plan," Sacramento Regional Area
Planning Commission, May 1978,
100 pages.
7.368 "Draft Water Quality Management
Plan - Technical Supplement,"
Sacramento Regional Area Planning
Commission, May 1978, 245 pages.
7.369 "Draft Water Quality Management
Plan - Action Summary," Sacramento
Regional Area Planning Commission,
April 1978, 6 pages.
7.370 "Comprehensive Water Quality Manage-
ment for the State of South Dakota-
Fiscal Year 1977," Sixth District
Council of Governments, Department
of Engironmental Protection, 1976.
7.370 "Comprehensive Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan for the Black Hills
Region," Sixth District Council of
Governments, by the Black Hill Con-
servancy Sub-District, 1973-
7.372 "South Dakota Water Plan, Department
of Natural Resources Development,"
Sixth District Council of Govern-
ments .
7.373 "Interim Report: Everett Drainage
Basin," Snohomish County Planning
Deptartment, September 1977, 273
pages.
7.374 "Areawide Water Quality Management
Plan," Snohomish County Planning
Department, November 1977, 144
pages.
7.375 "Water Quality Management Plan,"
Volumes I-VI, South Alabama Regional
Planning Commission, April 1978.
7.376 "Mobile and Baldwin Counties 208
Planning Process Strategy Refined
Technical Supplement," South
Alabama Regional Planning Commission,
February 1976.
7.377 "Information from Pollution Dis-
chargers," South Alabama Regional
Planning Commission, March 1977.
7.378 "Simulations of Critical Dry and
Wet Weather Ambient Water Quality,"
South Alabama Regional Planning
Commission, July 1978.
7/379 "Environmental Screening of Options
and Subplans," South Alabama Regional
Planning Commission, January 1978.
7.380 "Draft Rules and Regulations Relating
to the Use of the Public Sewer System,"
September 1977.
7.381 "Designation Package for a Waste
Treatment Management Planning Grant,"
South Alabama Regional Planning
Commission, March 1975.
7.382 "Volume 1: Work Plan," South Carolina
Appalachian Council of Governments,
July 1976.
7.383 "Volume 6: Final Plan Selection,"
South Carolina Appalachian Council
of Governments, September 1978.
7.384 "Statewide Management Plan for the
Control and Abatement of Nonpoint
Source Pollution," South Carolina
Department of Health and Environ-
mental Control, October 27, 1978.
7.385 "A Draft Report on Analysis of
Existing Waste Treatment Management
Agencies," South Carolina Department
of Health and Environmental Control,
May 1978.
7.386 "Section A - Southeastern Council
of Governments 208 Final Plan,"
South Dakota Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
7.387 "Section B - Sixth District Council
of Local Governments 208 Final Plan,"
South Dakota Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
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7.388 "Work Package 8: Management 7.397
Planning," Southeast Texas
Regional Planning Commission.
7.389 "Work Package 11: Final 208 Plan,"
Southeast Texas Regional Planning
Commission. 7.398
7.390 "Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Plan, Volume I, Summary of
Methodology, Major Findings, and
the Proposed Plan," South Central
Michigan Planning Council, 7.399
September 1977, 202 pages.
7.391 "Comments on the Draft Waste Treat-
ment Management Plan and Resulting
Action of Responses," South Central 7.400
Micigan Planning Council, September
1977.
7.392 "Final 208 Water Quality Management
Plan for Region VI," Southeastern 7.401
Arizona Governments Organization.
7.393 "Water Quality Management Plan,"
Southeastern Arizona Governments
Organization. 7.402
7.394 "Task 502 - Proposed Plan and
Evaluation," Southeast Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission. 7.403
To Summarize impacts for each alter-
native and to evaluate each alter-
native as a plan to reduce water
pollution and to enhance the 7.404
environment.
7.395 "Task 101 - Planning Boundaries,"
Southeast Arkansas Regional Planning
Commission. To delineate facility
planning boundaries for municipalities
•involved, to determine stream seg- 7.405
ments, to locate significant dis-
charges, and to locate monitoring
stations.
7.396 "Task 701 - Draft Initial Plan,"
Southeast Arkansas Regional Planning 7.406
Commission. To specify the draft
recommended plan and to produce
the draft 208 report.
"Task 702 - Final Initial Plan,"
Southeast Arkansas Regional Planning
Commission. To specify the final
recommended plan and to produce the
final 208 reports.
"Guide to the Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan for Southeast Michigan,
A Background Paper," Southeast
Michigan Council of Governments,
July 1978.
"Regional Sludge Plan for Southeast
Wisconsin, Southeast Wisconsin
Regional Planning Commission,
December 1977, 392 pages.
"Waste Water Quality Management
208 Plan, for Carbon, Emery, Grand
Counties," Southeastern Utah Asso-
ciation of Governments, June 1977.
"Analysis of Major Issues: Draft
208 Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Plan," Southern California
Association of Governments.
"Draft Environmental Impact Report
(EIR)," Southern California
Association of Governments.
"Draft Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Plan," Southern California
Association of Governments.
"208 Program," Southern Tier Central
Regional Planning and Development
Board, October 1977, 498 pages.
Detailed descriptions of the
recommended programs to address
water quality problems.
"208 Program Summary," Southern Tier
Regional Planning and Development
Board, October 1977, 78 pages.
Summary of the major program recom-
mendations .
"208 Program Addendum," Southern Tier
Central Regional Planning and Develop-
ment Board, October 1978, 212 pages.
Green International, Incorporated.
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7.407 "Technical Appendix Final Water 7.413
Quality Report, Water Quality
Data for Caloosahatchee River
and Big Cypress Basin," South-
west Florida Regional Planning
Commission, prepared by Environ-
mental Science and Engineering,
Incorporated, $10.10 per copy.
7.411 "Final Water Quality Report for
the Charlotte Harbor Study Area,"
Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission, by Environ-
mental Science and Engineering,
Incorporated, November 1977,
$24.80 per copy.
7.408 "Interim Report on Regional
Water Quality," Southwest
Florida Regional Planning Com-
mission, Prepared by Environ-
mental Science and Engineering,
Incorporated, February, 1978,
$10.10 per copy.
7.409 "Final Water Quality Report for 7.415
the Phillippi Creek Study Area,"
Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission, prepared
by Environmental Science and
Engineering , Incorporated ,
October 1977, $21.10 per copy.
7.410 "Final Water Quality Report of
the Lemon Bay Study Area," South-
west Florida Regional Planning 7.416
Commission, prepared by Dr. John
B. Morrill, Environmental Studies
Program, New College, University
of South Florida, Sarasota,
August 1977, $44.60 per copy.
7.417
7.418
7.412 "Final Water Quality Report for
the Caloosahatchee River Study
Area," Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission, by Environ-
mental Science and Engineering,
Incorporated, November 1977, 7-419
$19.10 per copy.
"Final Water Quality Report for
the Big Cypress Study Area," South-
west Florida Regional Planning
Commission, prepared by Environ-
mental Science and Engineering,
Incorporated, January 1978,
$23.50 per copy.
"Final Report and Technical
Appendix of the Productivity Study
for the Estero Bay Study Area."
Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission, prepared by
Environmental Science and
Engineering, Incorporated,
February 1978, $12.00 per copy.
"Executive Summary, 208 Program
Water Quality Study of the Lemon
Bay Complex Study Area," South-
west Florida Regional Planning
Commission, prepared by Dr. John
B. Morrill, Environmental Studies
Program, New College, University
of South Florida, Sarasota,
November 1977, $4.50 per copy.
"Executive Summary for the Final
Water Quality Report for the
Phillippi Creek Study Area," South-
west Florida Regional Planning
Commission, prepared by Environ-
mental Science and Engineering,
Incorporated, October 1977,
$7-10 per copy.
"Technical Appendix Final Water
Quality Report for Phillippi Creek
and Engineering, Incorporated,
$20.60 per copy.
"Executive Summary of the Final
Water Quality Report for the Big
Cypress Study Area," Southwest
Florida Regional Planning Commis-
sion $11.30 per copy.
"Presentation of Water Quality
Data," Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission, prepared by
Environmental Science and Engi-
neering, Incorporated, February
1977, $10.90 per copy.
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7.420 "Executive Summary of the Final
Water Quality Report for the
Charlotte Harbor Study Area,"
Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission, prepared
by Environmental Science and
Engineering, Incorporated,
November 1977, $9.00 per copy.
7.421 "Executive Summary of the Final
Water Quality Report for the
Caloosahatchee River Study Area,"
Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission, prepared by
Environmental Science and
Engineering, Incorporated,
January, 1978, $8.20 per copy.
7.422 "Executive Summary of the Final
Water Quality Report for the Big
Cypress Study Area," Southwest
Florida Regional Planning
Commission, $11.30 per copy.
7.423 "Executive Summary for Citizens,
208 Plan for Southwest Florida,"
Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission, May 1978,
$5.70 per copy.
7.424 "The Making of a 208 Management
System," Southwestern Illinois
Metro and Regional Planning Com-
mission, August 1979, 110 pages.
7.425 "Areawide Plan, Summary Report,"
Southwestern Illinois Planning
Commission. Describes the plan
and the various activities and
processes involved in its develop-
ment. Major plan recommendations
are discussed; a capsule summary
of background information and the
results of Research and Analysis.
7.426 "Areawide Plan Summary Report,"
southwestern Illinois Planning
Commission, May 1978. 208 Water
Quality Management Plan for the
designated area of Madison,
St. Clair and Monroe Counties.
7.427 "Draft Inventory Report," South-
western Michigan Regional
Planning Commission, January 1977.
7.428 "Executive Summary of Final Plan,"
Southwestern Michigan Regional
Planning Commission, April 1978.
7.429 "Final Plan," Volume I, South-
western Michigan Regional
Planning Commission, April 1978.
7.430 "Final Plan," Volume II, South-
western Michigan Regional
Planning Commission, May 1978.
Topics include: a. nonpoint
control measures: b. population
Land/use cover: existing and
future conditions: c. land use
Data Bank Users Guide: d. maps:
e. public hearing comments -
May 1978: f. location of required
elements: g. legislative review,
analysis and opinion.
7.431 "Nonpoint Source Pollution Control
Strategy for Colorado," Draft
Report, State of Colorado.
7.432 "Detailed Work Plan for Areawide
Water Quality Management Plan,"
State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection,
January 1977.
7.433 "Water Quality Parameters, Water
Quality Working Paper No. NE 002,"
Chapter 3, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection, April 20, 1977.
7.434 "Description of the Geology of
Northeast New Jersey, Working
Paper No. NE 004," Chapter 6,
State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection,
March 22, 1977.
7.435 "Process for Setting Water
Resources Planning Priorities,"
Chapter 8, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection, September 29, 1978.
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7.436 "Proposal for Specialization of 7.445
Program Development Among Water
Quality Management Planning
Agencies," Chapter 8, State of
New Jersey Department of Environ- 7.446
mental Protection, September 1978.
7.437 "Synopsis of the Detailed Work
Plan for Areawide Water Quality
Management Planning, Northeast
New Jersey," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro- 7.447
tection, January 1977.
7.438 "Detailed Work Plan for Areawide
Water Quality Management Plan,
Northeast, New Jersey," State
of New Jersey Department of 7.448
Environmental Protection,
January 1977.
7.439 "Process for Setting Water 7.449
Resources Planning Priorities,"
Chapter 8, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection.
7.440 "Interim Guidelines for the 7.450
Preparation of Sludge Management
Plans," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection.
7.441 "Proposed Sludge Reporting 7.451
Regulations and Background
Document - Draft," State of
New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection. 7.452
7.442 "Water Quality Management Plan,"
State of New Jersey Environ-
mental Improvement Division. 7.453
7.443 "Water Quality Management Plan
(appendix)," State of New Mexico
Environmental Improvement Divi-
sion. 7.454
7.444 "Summary and State Strategy,
Draft," State of Tennessee
Department of Public Health.
"By-Laws of P.A.C. (Draft),"
Sussex County Water Quality
Management Project.
"Lake Tahoe Basin Water Quality
Management Plan," Volume II
Handbook of Best Management
Practices, Tahoe Regional
Planning Agency, January 1978,
370 pages, $3.00.
"Lake Tahoe Basin Water Quality
Management Plan-Approved
Summary," Tahoe Regional
Planning Agency, January 1978,
71 pages, $1.50.
"Plan Summary," Chapter I,
Tallahassee - Leon County
Planning Department.
"Areawide Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan for the Tampa Bay
Region," Tampa Bay Regional
Planning Commission, July 1978,
900 pages, $12.00.
"Areawide Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan for the Tampa Bay
Region Executive Summary," Tampa
Bay Regional Planning Commission,
July 1978, 31 pages.
"Issues" A Compilation of Issue
Papers, Tampa Bay Regional Planning
Commission, January 1977.
"Issues," A Compilation of Issue
Papers, Tampa Bay Regional Plan-
ning Commission, January 1978.
"Regional Comprehensive Plan
Guide," Tampa Bay Regional
Planning Commission, June 1977,
161 pages, $4.00.
"Regional Comprehensive Plan
Guide," (fold out), Tampa Bay
Regional Planning Commission,
June 1977, $2.00.
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7.455 "Water Quality Management Plan-
ning in the Tampa Bay Region; A
Success Story," Tampa Bay
Regional Planning Commission,
March 1976, 24 pages.
7.456 "Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Planning, Plan of Study -
Executive Summary," Tampa Bay
Regional Planning Commission,
April 1976, 18 pages, $1.00.
7.457 "Reservoir Protection Plans for
the Tampa Bay Region," Tampa
Bay Regional Planning Commission,
July 1978, 114 pages, $3-00.
7.458 "A Water Quality Management Plan
for Northeast Mississippi,"
(Draft), Tennessee Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
October 1978.
7.459 "Water Quality Management Plan
of Study," Tennessee Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
March 1977.
7.460 "Teton County Comprehensive Plan
and Implementation Program,"
Teton County 208 Planning Agency,
December 6, 1977.
7.461 "Teton County Water Quality,
Management Program," Teton
County 208 Planning Agency,
December 1978.
7.462 "Teton County Proposed Water
Quality Management Program:
Appendices," Teton County 208
Planning Agency, April 1977.
7.463 "Environmental Baseline Study,"
Tri-County Regional Planning
Commission, July 1977.
7.464 "Snell Environmental Group Draft,
208 Report," Tri-County Regional
Planning Commission, July 1977.
7.465 "208 Areawide Water Quality
Management Plan," Triangle
J Council of Governments,
September 1977, 200 pages.
7.466 "208 Pollution Source Analysis
Summary," Triangle J Council
of Governments, July 1976,
32 pages.
7.467 "Areawide Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan," Uintah Basin
Association of Governments.
7.468 "Major Mileston #1, Preliminary
Regional Goals," Ventura
Regional County Sanitation
District.
7.469 "Major Milestone #2, Critical
Land Use Planning Issues,"
Ventura Regional County
Sanitation District.
7.470 "Major Milestone #3, Issue
Papers," Ventura Regional
County Sanitation District.
7.471 "Major Milestone #4, Land Use
Development Potential,"
Ventura Regional County Sanita-
tion District.
7.472 "Major Milestone #5, Policy
Options," Ventura Regional
County Sanitation District.
7.473 "Major Milestone #6, Incorporate
New Findings," Ventura Regional
County Sanitation District.
7.474 "Major Milestone #7, Revised
Regional Goals," Ventural
Regional County Sanitation
District.
7.475 "Major Milestone #8, Final
Population/Land Use Alter-
native Futures," Ventura
Regional County Sanitation
District.
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7.476 "Major Milestone #9/10, Impact
Analysis, Ventural Regional County
Sanitation District.
4.77 "Major Milestone #11, Final Popula-
tion/Land Use Plan (Draft),"
Ventura Regional County Sanitation
District.
7.478 "Water Quality Management Plan
for Volusia County (final),"
Volusia County of Governments.
4.479 "Waccamaw Regional Planning and
Development Council, 208 Work
Plan," Water Quality, Engineering
and Management, Waccamaw
Regional Planning and Develop-
ment Council, October 1975,
250 pages.
4.480 "Waccamaw Regional 208 Areawide
Water Quality Plan," Waccamaw
Regional Planning and Development
Council, February 1978, 205 pages.
4.81 "Waccamaw Regional Planning and
Development Council, Water
Quality Evaluation, ICWW Model
Calibration," Waccamaw Regional
Planning and Development Council,
Spring 1978, 350 pages.
7.482 "Clarification of Strategies,"
Washington Council of Govern-
ments, December 1977. A
Council of Government Depart-
ment of Water Resources memor-
andum describing the assumptions
and procedures used to develop
the strategies for which the
final 208 plan recommendations
were chosen.
7.483 "Summary Final Report: Markets
Study for Composted Sewage Sludge
in the Metropolitan Washington
Area." Washington Council of
Governments, Urban Services Group,
Incorporated, January 1977.
A study of the feasibility of
marketing sewage sludge in the
region.
7.484 "Final Report: Markets Study for
Composted Sewage Sludge in the
Metropolitan Washington Area,"
Washington Council of Governments.
7.485 "Interim Water Resources Policy
Statement," Washington Council
of Governments, September, 1977.
The arewide policies adopted by
the Council of Governments Water
Resources Planning Board to be
used as guidelines in the pre-
paration of the 208 plan and the
continuing planning process.
7.486 "Council of Government Growth
Policy Statement," Washington
Council of Governments,
October 1976. A description of
Council of Government's growth
policy that provides the basis
for regional planning through
the year 2000.
7.487 "Draft Water Quality Management
Plan, Washo County, Nevada,"
Washoe Council of Governments,
February 1978.
7.484 "Draft Water Quality Management
Plan, Washoe County, Nevada,"
Washoe Council of Governments,
April 1978.
7.489 "Washoe County 208 Water Quality
Management Plan," Washoe Council
of Governments, November 1978.
7.490 "Final Report for Water Quality
Analysis," West Alabama Planning
and Development Council,
April 1977.
7.491 "208 Water Quality Management
Plan, (appendix)," West Central
Indiana Economic Development
District, Incorporated.
7.492 "West Florida 208 Plan - Detailed
Work Plan," West Florida Regional
Planning Commission, 1976.
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7.493 "West Florida 208 Plan - 208 7.503
Planning Process Strategy Tech-
nical Supplement," West Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
February 1976.
7.494 "Work Element 275 - Executive
Summary of the Recommended 208
Plan," West Florida Regional 7.504
Planning Commission, February
1978.
7.495 "West Florida 208 Clean Water
Plan," West Florida Regional
Planning Commission, June 1978.
7.496 "Work Element 270 - Coordination
with Related Plans," West Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
November 1977-
7.497 "Continuing Planning Program Work
Plan," West Florida Regional
Planning Commission, 1979.
7.498 "Clean Water Planning of 1978,"
Wester Upper Penninsula Planning
and Development Region.
7.505
7.506
7.499 "Clean Water Plan of 1978,"
Western Upper Penninsula Planning 7.508
and Development Region.
7.500 "Big Horn Basin 208 Water Quality
Management Plan," Wyoming Depart-
ment of Environmental Quality, 7-509
August 1979.
7.501 "208 Water Quality Management
Plan," Wyoming Department of
Environmental Quality, Fall 1979. 7.510
7.502 "208 Plan," Brevard County
Planning Zoning Department,
Water Resources section B.C.P.Z.D.
and Post, Buckly, Schuh and
Jernigan, Consultants, Betz,
Converse, Murdock, Incorporated,
Spring 1979, 1400 pages,
Topics include: ground and 7-511
surface aquifers pop and land
use, wasteload allocations.
"208 Areawide Wastewater Manage-
ment Plan - Jefferson County,
Arkansas," Ddaft Initial Plan,
Southeast Arkansas Regional
Planning Commission, U.S. Army
Vicksburg, Corps of Engineers,
August 1978, 210 pages.
"208 Areawide Wastewater Manage-
ment Plan - Jefferson County,
Arkansas," Final Initial Plan,
Southeast Arkansas Regional
Planning Commission, U.S. Army,
Vicksburg District, Corps of
Engineers, 222 pages.
"Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments 208 Final Plan," MAG,
July 1979.
"Dairy Wastewater Quality
Management Plan," Washington
Department of Ecology, March,
1979, 57 pages.
7.507 "Minnesota's Water Quality
Management Plan," Draft,
Minnesota Pollution Control
Agency, November 1979, 62 pages.
"1979-1980 Proposed 208 Work
Plan (for cClark County),"
Washington Department of
Ecology, May 1979, 27 pages.
"Final Work Plan for 208 Projects
on the METRO Area," Washington
Department of Ecology, April 1979,
98 pages.
"Areawide Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan for Summit, Utah and
Wasatch Counties," Mountainland
Association of Governments,
Horrocks and Carollo, Eyring
Research Institute and Assoicated
Planning Consultants, August
1977, 288 pages.
"Spokane Aquifer Water Quality
Management Plan (draft),"
Washington Department of Ecology,
April 1979, 102 pages.
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7.512 "COWAMP/208 Draft Water Quality
Management Plan for South-
eastern Penn," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
April 1978, 1000 pages.
7.513 "COWAMP/208 Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan for Southeastern Penn;
Supplement No. 1," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, January 1979, 30 pages.
7.514 "208 Draft Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan for Burlington, Camden,
and Gloucester Counties,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, December 1977,
300 pages.
7.515 "208 Water Quality Management
Plan for Burlington, Camden and
Gloucester Counties, New Jersey;
Addendum," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
March 1978, 25 pages.
7.516 "208 Draft Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan for Mercer County,
New Jersey," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
December 1977, 150 pages.
7.517 "208 Water Quality Management
Plan for Mercer County, New
Jersey; Addendum," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Com-
mission, April 1978, 25 pages.
7.518 "Summary Data Report; Water
Quality Investigations,
Schuylkill River and Veshaminy
Creek," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, September
1978, 200 pages.
7.519 "208 Water Quality Program, Work
Plan," Maricopa Association of
Governments, 1979-1980.
7.520 "Water Quality Conditions," Water
Quality Plan, Appendix B,"
Dane County Regional Planning
Commission, 1979, 360 pages,
$10.00.
7.521 "Dane County Water Quality Plan,"
Summary, Dane County Regional
Planning Commission, 1979,
283 pages, 48.00.
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VIII GENERAL NONPOINT SOURCES
8.1 "Preliminary Identification and
Evaluation of Alternative
Controls for Nonpoint Source
Pollution," Washoe Council of
Governments, September 1977.
8.2 "Develop and Screen Management
Subplans for Nonpoint Sources,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission, February
1978.
8.3 "Nonpoint Sources of Pollution
in GERPDC Planning Area,"
Greater Egypt Regional Planning
and Development Commission,
April 1978, 36 pages. Topics
include: Recommendations and
Summary of all problem areas.
8.4 "Urban Nonpoint Source Analysis,"
Region VI Planning and Develop-
ment Commission.
8.5 "Land Characteristics and Water
Quality Correlations-Recommended
Nonpoint Source Control Measures,"
Hawaii Department of Health,
BMP's, September 1978, 142 pages.
8.6 "Nonpoint Sources Pollution
Potential and List of Feasible
Control Measures," Maricopa
Association of Governments,
Boyle Engineering Corporation for
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
May 1977. The purpose of Part II,
Phase I was to systematically
investigate nonpoint sources as
they specifically relate to the
Phoenix Irban Study and to assess
the pollution potential of each
source.
8.7 "Management of Nonpoint Sources,"
First Tennessee-Virginia Develop-
ment District, May 1978, 51 pages.
8.8 "The Perceived Significance of
Nonpoint Sources of Pollution in
New Hampshire," New Hampshire
Water Supply and Pollution
Control Commission, September
1977.
8.9 "Nonpoint Source Management - A
Manual of Reference Management
Practices for Urban Activities,
Florida Department of Environ-
mental Regulation, Bureau Water
Analysis, Nonpoint Source Manage-
ment Section," Florida Depart-
ment of Environmental Regulation.
8.10 "Assessment of Nonpoint Sources
and MAP Supplement," Houston-
Galveston Area Council, July
1977.
8.11 "Nonpoint Source Sampling Design
Report," Houston-Galveston Area
Council, July 1977.
8.12 "Non-Structural Control Strategies
for Nonpoint Sources of Water
Pollution - Supplemental Report,"
Houston-Galveston Area Council,
September 1977.
8.13 "Nonpoint Sources," Central
Texas Council of Governments,
October 1977, 138 pages.
Assessment of Nonpoint source
pollution and its role in the
analysis of segments in the
CTCOG planning area.
8.14 "Nonpoint Source," Association
of Central Oklahoma Governments,
April 3, 1978.
8.15 "The Nonpoint Source Inventory
Study for Hamilton County,
Tennessee," Chattanooga Area
Regional Council of Governments,
9 pages.
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8.16 "The Nonpoint Source Inventory 8.25
Study for Sequatchief County,
Tennessee," Chattanooga Area
Regional Council of Governments,
5 pages.
8.1? "The Nonpoint Source Inventory 8.26
Study for Hamilton County,
Tennessee," Chattanooga Area
Regional Council of Governments,
5 pages.
8.18 "The Nonpoint Source Inventory
Study for Walker County,
Georgia," Chattanooga Area
Regional Council of Governments,
10 pages.
8.27
8.28
8.19 "The Nonpoint Inventory Study
for Catoosa County, Georgia,"
Chattanooga Area Regional 8.29
Council of Governments, 9 pages.
8.20 "The Nonpoint Source Inventory
Study for Dade County, Georgia," 8.30
Chattanooga Area Regional
Council of Governments, 10 pages.
8.21 "Work Task 501/Potential Nonpoint 8.31
sources Pollution," Chattanooga
Area Regional Council of Govern-
ments, 23 pages.
8.22 ''Nonpoint Source Subplan," 8.32
Chattanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, 14 pages.
8.23 "Nonpoint Pollution Sources-
Assessment and Recommendations,"
Hawaii Department of Health,
May 1, 1978, 230 pages, recon- 8.33
naissance of hydrographic areas
land uses, erosion impacts, BMP's
technical report.
8.24 "Nonpoint Source Management
Background Summary," Souteast 8.34
Michigan Council of Governments,
February 1978.
"Evaluation of Continuous Non-
point Sources in the Planning
Area," New Castle County Area-
wide Waste Treatment Management
Agency, December 1975-
"Nonpoint Source Analysis Report,"
South Carolina Appalachian
Council of Governments, February
1978.
"Special Studies Nonpoint Sources
Recreation Watercraft Pollution
Study," Region I (New England).
"Report on the Authorities and
ongoing Studies in Nonpoint
Source Pollution," Alabama Water
Improvement Commission.
"Nonpoint Waste Control Strategies,"
Weber River Water Quality Planning
Council.
"Nonpoint Waste Sources Inventory,"
Weber River Water Quality
Planning Council.
"A Case Study of Nonpoint Source
Pollution in Virginia,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, October 1975.
"Methods for Identifing and
Evaluating the Nature and Extent
of Nonpoint Source of Pollutants,"
EPA 430/a-73-Ol4, Washington, D.C.,
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission.
"Southeastern Forests and the
Problem of Nonpoint Source of
Water Pollution," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission,
May 1, 1975.
"An Overview of Nonpoint Water
Pollution from Urban-Suburban
Area," Rappahannock Area Develop-
ment Commission, May 1, 1975.
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8.35 "Wissahickon Nonpoint Source 8.45
Estimates," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Water Resources Engineers,
Incorporated, June 1975.
8.36 "Nonpoint Sources and Sampling
Data: Questionnaire," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning
Commission. 8.46
8.37 "Pollution Potential of NPS/IPS,"
Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, October 1976.
8.38 "Methodology for NPS/IPS Problem
Identification Analysis and
Prioritization," (WP-5.02-1),
Delaware Valley Regional Planning 8.47
Commission, December 1976.
8.39 "Extent of NPS Problems," (WP-
5.02-2), Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, April 1977.
8.40 "Water Quality Impacts of Site-
Specific NPS," (WP-5.02-6), 8.48
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, February 1977.
8.41 "NPS/IPS Control Refinement,"
(WP-5.05-2), Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission, 8.49
Febuary 1977.
8.42 "NPS/IPS Plans," (WP-5.06-2)
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, August 1977. 8.50
8.43 "Selected Manpower Estimates for
Nonpoint Source Water Pollution
controls," (supplement to
7.03-1), Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, July 1977. 8.51
8.44 "Data Needs for Desk-Top Metho-
logy for Generation of NPS/IPS
Loads," (WP-3.02-4), Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Com-
mission, December 1976.
"Task, 205 Nonpoint Sources-
Inventory and Problem Identi-
fication," Southeast Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission.
To qualify pollution from non-
point waste loads in rural areas
and to identify possible sources
of this pollution.
"Task 404 Nonpoint Pollution
Source Alternatives," South-
east Arkansas Regional Planning
Commission. To identify and
assess the effectiveness of
structural and nonstructural
technical solutions (BMPIS)
to nonpoint sources of pollution.
"Urban Nonpoint Source Pollution
in Genessee-Lapeer-Shiawassee
Region V, A Background Paper,"
Genessee-Lapeer-Shiawassee
Region V Planning and Develop-
ment Commission, Chase-Mogdis,
Incorporated, April 1978.
"Land Resource Information
System and Analysis of Nonpoint
Pollution Sources," Toledo
Metropolitan Area Council of
Governments, February 1976.
"Nonpoint Source Pollution
Abatement," Toledo Metropolitan
Area Council of Governments,
December 1976.
"WRP & D Council, Nonpoint
source Evaluation Storm Model
Calibration," Waccamaw Regional
Planning and Development Council,
Spring 1978, 325 pages.
"Element II - Phase II Nonpoint
Source Report," East-West Gate-
way Coordinating Council,
March 1977. Deals with the
identification of and solution
to nonpoint source problems in
the St. Louis 208 area.
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8.52 "Element 21: Task Memo-Nonpoint 8.59
Source Nonstructural Control
Measures," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council, June 1977.
Details those nonpoint problems
and accompanying nonstructural
control measures that must be
substantively addressed as part 8.60
of the final planning efforts.
8.53 "Element 21: Task Report - Non-
point Source Subplans," East-West 8.61
Gateway Coordinating Council,
June 1977. Based on the contents
of technical memos 21d and 21e,
this report integrates the 8.62
structural and nonstructural
controls for nonpoint source
pollution in the St. Louis area.
8.54 "Preliminary Assessment of Non- 8.63
point Source Problems in South-
eastern Pennsylvania," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz, Engineer,
May 1977. 8-64
8.55 "Nonpoint Sources Existing Data
Base," Pikes Peak Area Council
of Governments, Nelson, Haley,
Patterson and Quirk, Incorporated,
1975. 8.65
8.56 "Review of Research Nonpoint
Source Pollution," Pikes Peaks
Area Council of Governments, 8.66
Karcich and Weber, Incorporated,
October 1975.
8.57 "Identification, Evaluation and 8.67
Control of Nonpoint Source
Pollution, Working Paper 1,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of
Governments, Karcich and Weber,
Incorporated. 8.68
8.58 "Nonpoint Source Inventory,"
Region 2 Planning Commission,
The Chester Betz, Engineers, 8.69
and Water Resources Engineers,
March 1977, May 1978 as amended.
"Alternative Structural and Non-
point Structural Tactics for
Point and Nonpoint Sources,"
Region 2 Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineers, July
1977, revised May 1978.
"Chapter 10, Nonpoint Source
Assessment," Tallahassee-Leon
County Planning Department.
"Chapter II, Nonpoint Source
Control Needs," Tallahassee-Leon
County Planning Department.
"Appendix A: Nonpoint Source
Control Measures, Phase II
and III Report," Michigan Area
Council of Governments, 1978.
"Assessment of Transport
Capabilities for Nonpoint
Pollution," Macon Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission.
"Evaluation of Management
Consideration for Non-point
Pollution Control," Macon Bibb
County Planning and Zoning
Commission.
"Evaluation of Nonpoint Source
Controls," Macon Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission.
"NPS - Water Quality Relation-
ships," Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County.
"NPS Analysis with Alternative
Subplan Refinement," Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
"NPS Subplan Development," Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
"Work Element 485-Nonpoint Source
Modeling and Analysis," West
Florida Regional Planning Com-
mission, February 1978.
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8.70 "Selected Manpower Character-
istics for NFS Problem Areas,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, June 1977-
8.71 "NPS/IPS Plans," (WP-5.06-2),
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, September 1977.
8.72 "Monitoring and Surveillance Pro-
gram for NPS/IPS," (WP-5.08-1),
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, October 1977.
8.73 "Nonpoint Source Waste Management
Plan," Volume 3, Southern
California Association of Govern-
ments .
8.74 "Urban Nonpoint Methodology
Report," Indiana Heartland Coor-
dinating Commission, August 1977,
178 pages.
8.75 "Initial Assessment of Nonpoint
Source Pollution in the AMBAG
208 Area," Association of Monterey
Bay Area Governments, Water
Resources Engineers, Incorporated,
1977.
8.76 "Nonpoint Source Control Options,"
West Michigan Regional Planning
Commission.
8.77 "Nonpoint Source Monitoring,"
West Michigan Regional Planning
Commission.
8.78 "Rural Nonpoint Source Analysis,"
Region VI Planning and Develop-
ment Commission.
8.79 "Use of A Droit Outputs in the
NPS/Water Quality Analysis,
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz,
Engineer, no date.
8.80 "Nonpoint Source Emissions
Analysis Future Conditions,"
Region I (New England), August
1977.
8.81 "Nonpoint Estimation Analysis
for Critical Urban Areas,"
Region I (New England),
February 1977-
8.82 "Desk-Top Methodology for Deter-
mining Pollution Generation for
NPS/IPS in Suburban and Rural
Areas," (WP-3-02-3) Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, October 1976.
8.83 "An Overview of the Sources of
Water Pollution in Southeastern
Wisconsin," Volume 4-No. I,
Southeastern Wisconsin Regional
Planning Commission, Kurt W.
Bauer, March 1978.
8.84 "Nonpoint Source Planning and
Evaluation," Indian Nations
Council of Governments, Tulsa
City-County Health Department,
July 1979.
8.85 "Nonpoint Source Needs-Executive
Summary," Metroplan, URS/Forest
and Cotton, 1979.
8.86 "Nonpoint Source Needs Appendix,"
Metroplan, URS/Forrest and Cotton,
1979.
8.87 "Nonpoint Source Needs," Metroplan,
URS/Forrest and Cotton, 1979.
8.88 "Nonpoint Source Data Appendix,"
Metroplan, URS/Forrest and Cotton,
1979.
8.89 "Nonpoint Source Data," Metroplan,
URS/Forrest and Cotton, 1978.
8.90 "Nonpoint Sources of Water
Pollution in the 208 Area,
Appendix B-l," Greater Egypt
Regional Planning and Develop-
ment Commission, November 1978,
100 pages.
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8.91 "Nonpoint Sources of Pollution
and Proposed Control Measures
and Monitoring Maricopa County,
Arizona, (Draft Report),"
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, Jenneth D. Schmidt,
October 1978.
8.92 "Nonpoint Source Report,"
Arkhoma Regional Planning
Commission. Discusses Non-
point source planning con-
siderations, an assessment of
water quality problems, prio-
rities for implementation of
nonpoint source management
plans and best management
practices.
8.93 "Estimate of Present/Future Non-
point Sources," Region I (New
England), October 1977.
8.94 "Nonpoint Estimation Analysis
for City of Brockton," Region I
(New England), July 1977.
8.95 "Water Quality Nonpoint Sources,"
Region I (New England).
8.96 "New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Program,"
Volume II, General Report,
Nonpoint Source Control.
8.97 "Management for Nonpoint Sources,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
9.98 "Developing Missouri's Approach
to Nonpoint Pollution," (Guide
Sheet), Missouri Department of
Natural Resources, 2 pages.
8.99 "controlling Nonpoint Pollution
Under the 208 Program," (Guide
Sheet), Missouri Department of
Natural Resources, 4 pages.
8.100 "Work Package 5: Point and Non-
point Source Control," Southeast
Texas Regional Planning Commis-
sion.
8.101 "Work Package 6: An Assessment
of Nonpoint Sources of Pollu-
tion," South East Texas Regional
Planning Commission.
8.102 "Nonpoint Source Analysis
Methodology," State of New
Jersey Department of Environ-
ment Protection.
8.103 "Inventory of Potential Nonpoint
. Sources of Pollution," State
of New Jersey Department of
Environment Protection.
8.104 "Application of Nonpoint and
Intermittent Point Source
Wastewater Controls," Miami
Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
8.105 "Design of Sampling Programs,
Data and Analysis for Nonpoint
and Intermittent Source Loadings,"
Miami Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
8.106 "Volume V-a, Volume V-b, Non-
point Source Control," Southwest
Illinois Planning Commission,
April 1978. Volume V-a -
Agricultural lands, Volume V-b -
Mineral extraction activities,
construction sites, on-site
sewage disposal systems.
8.107 "Nonpoint Sources: An Assess-
ment of Pollution Loadings to
Lakes and Rivers in North
Central Texas," North Central
Texas Council of Governments,
June 1977-
8.108 "208 Nonpoint Source Assessment,"
Nassau Suffolk Regional Planning
Board.
8.109 "208 Nonpoint Source Control Needs."
Nassau Suffolk Regional Planning
Board.
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8.110 "Assessment of Nonpoint Pollu- 8.120
tion Sources and Controls Report
#1," West Alabama Regional
Planning and Development Council,
August 1977.
8.111 "Inventory of Nonpoint Sources," 8.121
Ark-Texas Council of Governments,
September 1977, 242 pages.
8.112 "Assessment of Nonpoint Pollu-
tion Sources and Controls -
Report #3," West Alabama 8.122
Regional Planning and Develop-
ment Council, September 1977.
8.113 "Assessment of Nonpoint Pollu-
tion Sources and Controls - 8.123
Report #2," West Alabama Regional
Planning and Development
Council, September 1976.
8.114 "Nonpoint Source Sampling Pro-
gram," Ark-Texas Council of 8.124
Governments, August 1977,
16 pages.
8.115 "Water Quality Data: Nonpoint
Sources," Central Massachusetts 8.125
Regional Planning Council,
November 1977.
8.116 "208 Report - Nonpoint Abatement
Sub-plan for Mahoning and
Trumbull Counties," Volume IV,
Eastgate Development and Trans-
portation Agency.
8.117 "Summary of Nonpoin Sources,"
Fox Valley Water Quality Planning
Agency, February 1978.
8.118 "Section 208 Nonpoint Source
Emissions Analysis," Central
Massachusetts Regional Planning
Commission, August 1977.
8.119 "Section 208 Areawide Nonpoint 8.126
Source Emissions Analysis,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, September
1976.
"Results of Reutine Run, Theodore
N-pt Sampling and Fairhope Land-
fill sampling," South Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
October 1976.
"Restoration and Maintenance
of High Quality Water," Greater
Egypt Regional Planning and
Development Commission, February
1978, 80 pages.
"Relationships Between Nonpoint
Conditions and Water Quality,"
Chariton Valley Regional Services
Agency.
"Preliminary Suggested Strategy
for Controlling Nonpoint Source
Pollution," Central Massachusetts
Regional Planning Commission,
april 1977.
"Preliminary Report of Potential
Nonpoint Sources in the Lakes
Region," Lakes Region Planning
Commission, April 1976.
"An Overview of Nonpoint Source
Pollution in the Ten Town 208
Area," Androscoggin Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
Nonpoint source pollution,
recommending additional technical
and institutional mechanisms
for controlling or alleviating
currently uncontrolled nonpoint
sources. In place sources-solid
waste sites, salt storage, sludge,
septage and manure disposal, on
site subsurface disposal systems
and petroleum and gas storage.
Related sources - agriculture,
forestry, mining and extraction,
construction and pesticides
usage.
"Nonpoint Sources Working Paper,"
Brevard County Planning and
Zoning Department, February 1978,
153 pages. Topics include:
Summary of key findings and recom-
mendations, analysis methodology
discussion, analysis of alternative
in priority segments.
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8.127 "Nonpoint Sources Water Quality
Study," 4 Volumes, June 1977.
Southern Maine Regional Planning
Commission. Topics include: Sub-
surface sewage disposal, septage
and treatment plant sludge dis-
posal, solid and liquid waste
disposal, and erosum, sedimenta-
tion and runoff, roadsalt appli-
cation, oil storage and handling.
8.128 "Nonpoint Sources Report," Lower
Rio Grand Valley Development
Commission. Topics include:
Assessment of rainfall runoff
sources of pollution, nonpoint
sources strategies.
8.129 "Nonpoint Source Pollution
Potential and Control Measures
(final)," Maricopa Association
of Governments, Boyle Engineering
Corporation for the Corps of
Engineers, November 1977. This
report includes an evaluation
which describes the nature and
extent of nonpoint sources of
pollution (part II, phase 1,
task 6). It includes discussion
on the pollution potential from
each of the nonpoint sources,
effects on the receiving waters,
potential for violation of EPA
Interim Primary Drinking Water
Regulations, and prevention of
other beneficial use of the
receiving water.
8.130 "Nonpoint Source Control Tech-
nologies and Cost Effectiveness,"
Androscoggin Valley Regional
Planning Commission. Each non-
point source category identi-
fied in the document, "An Over-
view of Nonpoint Source Pollu-
tion," was discussed in this
report. The report, in table
form, identified the available
technologies that can be applied
to control nonpoint sources of
pollution and discusses their
cost-effectiveness and current
application in the 208 area.
8.131 "Nonpoint Source Pollution,"
Southern Kennebec Valley Regional
Planning Commission, March 1976.
8.132 "Nonpoint Source Control Plan for
the Indian National Council of
Governments 208 Study Area with
Appendix (separate volume) con-
taining ordinances and regulations,"
TCCHD, EPA Plan Elements 10 and
12, Indian Nations Council of
Governments, February 1978.
8.133 "Nonpoint Source Assessment,
Draft Summary Rt. #6," Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
September 1977.
8.134 "Nonpoint Sources-By Type, Loca-
tion and Quantity,"rCentral Mass
Regional Planning Commission,
March 1977.
8.135 "Nonpoint Sources," Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1977.
8.136 "Nonpoint Sources," Berkshire
County Regional Planning
Commission, November 1976.
8.137 "Nonpoint Pollution/Water
Quality Analysis," Mississippi-
Arkansas-Tennessee Council of
Governments, Memphis Delta
Development District, Mary 1977.
8.138 "Nonpoint Pollution from Land
Disposal Sites," alabama Regional
Planning Commission, July 1977.
8.139 "Nonpoint Estimation Analysis for
Critical Urban Areas," Central
Massachusetts Regional Planning
Commission, February 1977.
8.140 "Nonpoint Source Pollution in
Coastal Sussex County," Coastal
Sussex Water Quality Program,
November 1977. Topics include
nonpoint source pollution from
urban and agricultural sources:
land use data, silvacultural
activities: industrial activities.
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8.141 "Methodology for Ranking of Non- 8.149
point Pollution Sources," South-
eastern Regional Planning and
Economic Development Commission,
March 1977, 32 pages.
8.142 "Measures to Control Nonpoint
Source Pollution," Central
Massachusetts Regional Planning
Commission, March 1977.
8.143 "Inventory of Point and Nonpoint
Discharges in Summit, Wasatch and
Utah Counties in the State of
Utah," Mountainland Association
of Governments, February 1976.
8.144 "Initial Quantification of Non- 8.150
point Sources for Berkshire 208
Study," Berkshire County Regional
Planning Commission, February
1976.
8.145 "Identification, Evaluation and
Control of Nonpoint Source
Pollution: A State-of-the-Art
Literature Review," Mountainland
Association of Governments,
September 1975.
8.146 "Evaluation of Continuous Non-
point Sources in the Planning
Area," New Castle County Area-
wide Waste Treatment Management 8.151
Planning Agency, December 1975.
8.147 "Critical Nonpoint Source
Pollution Areas," Central
Massachusetts Regional Planning
Commission, February 1977-
8.148 "Control of Water Pollution
from Nonpoint Sources," Lakes
Region Planning Commission,
August 1977. 8.152
"Compendium: Nonpoint Source
Control Measures," Maricopa Asso-
ciation of Governments, Boyle
Engineering Corporation for the
U.S. Army Corps of engineers,
February 1977. This report
examines both structural and non-
structural methods which have
been successful in controlling
nonpoint sources of pollution.
Controls relating to the following
subjects are included - Regulations,
Agricultural croplands, feedlots,
sanitary landfill, construction,
storm drains, sand and gravel
operations.
"Assessment of Nonpoint Source
Pollution for the Indian Nations
Council of Governments 208 Study
Area," TCCHD, EPA Plan Element 4,
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments, Gary D. Woodruff and Dr.
Jerry G. Cleveland, February 1978.
This is the final edited version
of an earlier report. It contains
the final assessment of the non-
point source pollution problems
in the INCOG study area and
includes a map locating the prin-
cipal nonpoint source pollution
problem.
"An Assessment of Nonpoint Source
Pollution Management Agencies,"
Atalanta Regional Commission,
December 1977- Existing agencies
which are involved in the manage-
ment of runoff from construction
also describes the Georgia Soil
Erosion and Sedimentation Act of
1975 and current implementation of
the Act in the Atlanta Region.
"Nonpoint Source Inventory,"
Southern Tier Regional Planning
and Development Commission.
December 1977, 90 pages. Pre-
sents an overview in as much
detail as the data allowed of
the nonpoint source related pro-
blems within the 208 area.
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3.153 "Water Quality Assessment," 8.157
North-west Michigan Regional
Planning and Development Com-
mission. The report contains by
county a nonpoint source inven-
tory (agriculture, solid waste
sites, extractive sites, storm 8.158
water runoff areas), a point
source inventory, description
of wastewater treatment plants,
violatory, lake physical data, 8.159
and topic status of lakes greater
than 50 acres.
8.154 "Element 21: Task Memo d - Non- 8.160
point source Structural Control
Measures," East-west Gateway
Coordinating Committee, June
1977. A discussion of the con- 8.161
trol of urban runoff from combined
sewer areas and the levels of
treatment require are presented:
Diagrams of the three levels of
effectiveness are also included.
8.155 "Element 21: Task Report f - Non-
point Source Subplans," East-West 8.162
Gateway Coordinating Committee,
June 1977. Based on the contents
of technical memos 21d and 21e,
this report integrates the
structural and nonstructural con-
trols for nonpoint source
pollution in the St. Louis area. 8.163
A description of the control pro-
gram, tables on how the controls
would be effectuated, information
on who would enforce them, and 8.164
maps of the areas are included.
8.156 "Element 21: Task Memo e - Non-
point Source Nonstructural Con- 8.165
trol Measures," East-west Gateway
Coordinating Committee, June 1977.
Details those nonpoint problems
and accompanying non-structural
control measures that must be
substantively addressed as part 8.166
of the final planning effort.
Nonpoint sources are classified
and specific controls are recom-
mended .
"Water Quality Factors and Non-
point Source Loading Model for
Spruce Creek Watershed (technical
report)," Volusia County Council
of Governments.
"Preliminary Suggested Strategy
for Controlling Nonpoint Source
Pollution," Region I (New England),
"Initial Quantification of Non-
point Sources," Region I (New
England), February 1976.
"Nonpoint Source by Type Location
and Quantity," Region I (New
England), March 1977.
"Critical Nonpoint Source Pollu-
tion," Region I, (New England),
February 1, 1977. Identify
critical pollutants and areas,
those which are keeping parts of
their region from reaching
swimmable, fishable goals.
"Measures to Control Nonpoint
Source Pollution," Region I
(New England), March 1, 1977.
Significant control measures are
discribed in which they are most
applicable.
"Methodology for Ranking of Non-
point Pollution," Region I (New
England), March 18, 1977.
"Nonpoint Source Control Stra-
tegies," Region I (New England).
March 18, 1977-
"Nonpoint Source Control-Analysis
and Recommendations," Larimer-
Weld Regional Council of Govern-
ments, November 1977, 119 pages,
$11.00.
"Assessment of Nonpoint Sources
of Water Pollution," Northern
Arizona Council of Governments,
1978.
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8.16? "Nonpoint Source Management 8.176
Alternatives," Pima Association
of Governments, Task 5332,
University of Arizona Water
Resources Research Center,
December 1977. 8.177
8.168 "Nonpoint Source Water Quality
Segment Analysis of Northeast
New Jersey," Chapter 6, State
of New Jersey Department of 8.178
Environmental Protection,
November 1978.
8.169 "Preliminary Methodology for
Determination of Best Manage- 8.179
ment Practices Cost/Effective-
ness for Mobile, Alabama,"
Alabama Regional Planning Com-
mission, June 1977.
8.170 "Best Management Practices for
Urban Areas," Chapter 6, State 8.180
of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection.
8.171 "Best Management Practices for
Achieving Quality in Resource
Base and Environment," Ventura
Regional County Sanitation 8.181
District.
8.172 "Best Management Practices
Manual," Missouri Department of
Natural Resources, 25 pages.
8.173 "208-2 Reports on Best Manage-
ment Practices," Missouri 8.182
Department of Natural Resources,
73 pages.
8.174 "Technical Implementation Require-
ments for Achieving Best Manage-
ment Practices in the Larimer-
Weld Region, Colorado," Larimer- 8.183
Weld Regional Council of Govern-
ments, April 1978, 17 pages.
8.175 "Best Management Practices,"
Salt Lake Council of Governments, a -ion
July 1977, 78 pages. (Rewrite)
"Best Management Practices for
New Jersey," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection.
"Best Management Practices: A
Framework," (WP-5.05-1), Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Com-
mission, January 1977.
"Rationale for Gross Allotment
and BMP," (WP-5.02-8) Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, February 1977-
"Dredging Nonpoint Sources of
Pollution Background Information
and BMP Approach," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz, Engineers,
May 1977.
"Miscellaneous Nonpoint Sources
of Pollution Background Infor-
mation and BMP Approach,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz,
Engineers, May 1977-
"Individual Waste Treatment
System Nonpoint Sources of
Pollution Background Information
and BMP Approach," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz, Engineers,
May 1977.
"Forest-Related Nonpoint Sources
of Pollution Background Infor-
mation and BMP Approach,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz,
Engineers, May 1977.
"BMP Practices for NPS/IPS Con-
trol," (WP-5.05-5), Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, April 1975.
"NPS-BMP Test Areas," Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
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8.185 "Handbook of Best Management 8.195
Practices State of Nevada Non-
designated Area, Water Quality
Management Plan," Nevada Depart-
ment of Conservation and Natural
Resources, December 1978, 282 8.196
pages.
8.186 "Best Management Practices for
Nonpoint Source Water Pollution 8.197
in Utah," Mountainland Associa-
tion of Governments, April 1977.
8.187 "Best Management Practices for
Nonpoint Source Pollution 8.198
Reducation in Waters of Summit,
Wasatch and Urah Counties,"
Mountainland Association of
Governments, July 1976.
8.188 "Best Management Practices for
Nonpoint Sources," Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1977.
8.189 "Use of Road Salting Practices 8.199
in the Lakes Region," Lakes
Regional Planning Commission,
John Dickey, February 1979,
7 pages.
8.190 "Evaluation of Impacts of Road
Salt Usages," Rhode Island State-
wide Planning Program.
8.191 "Highway De-Icing Salt Subplan,"
Region I (New England), 8.200
November 1976.
8.192 "Pesticides Package I Supplement,"
Minnesota Pollution Control
Agency, August 1979, 15 pages.
8.193 "Petroleum Pollution Nonpoint
source," Region I (New England) 8.201
December 1976.
8.194 "Nonpoint Source Mineral Intrusion
for Surface Water in Kansas,"
(Technical Report), Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment,
"Management of Nonpoint Source
Pollution From Mineral Extraction
Operations," Pima Association of
Governments, Task 5332, August 1977.
"Highway De-icing Chemicals,"
Package II, Minnesota Pollution
Control Agency, May 1978.
"Road Salt Report," Southern
Rockingham Regional Planning
District Commission, 1976, 30
pages.
"Highway Snow and Ice Control
Chemicals: Their Effect on Water
Quality in Minnesota," Minnesota
Pollution Control Agency, January
1978, 122 pages. Includes effects
on water bodies of road de-icing
chemicals and road salt usage,
discusses management practices
for reducing the impacts of road
de-icing practices.
"Technical Memorandum: Pembroke
Salt Pile," Old Colony Planning
Council, 1976. Summarizes issues,
technical information, and alter-
natives for future action con-
cerning the Pembroke salt pile on
Mattakeesett Street which is shown
to be the probable source of pollu-
tion to the Abington-Rockland well
in Pembroke.
"Lake Winnipesaukee Trace Metal
Survey Analysis of Surficial
Sediment, Rooted Vegetation and
Fish for Mercury, Lead, Copper,
Zinc and Cadmium Content," Lakes
Region Planning Commission,
August 1977.
"Executive Summary, Alaska Water
Quality Management Study-Initial
Phase," Alaska Department of
Environmental Conservation, May
1979, 65 pages. Draft Summary
of plans for reduction of water
pollution from road construction,
timber harvesting, placer mining
and waste oil disposal.
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8.203 "Waste Oil, Water Quality Manage-
ment Study," Alaska Department
of Environmental Conservation,
December 1978, 89 pages. Final
draft for public review of a
plan to reduce water pollution
caused by improper waste oil
disposal methods.
8.204 "Acreage Methodology," State
of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection.
8.205 "Artesion Recharges Area,"
Eastern Upper Penninsula
Regional Planning Commission,
December 1978, $3.50.
8.206 "Nonpoint Source Control,"
Volume V-a,b, Southwestern
Illinois Planning Commission.
Documents nonpoint source
research and analysis acti-
vities during initial planning
program which support plan
recommendations. (V-a Agri-
cultural runoff, V-b Urban
stormwater runoff, on-site
sewage disposal, mineral ext-
raction, construction erosion.
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IX
GOALS
9.1 "Alternative Technical Strategies
for Achieving National Water
Quality Goals in Larimer and Weld
Counties, Colorado," Larimer-Weld
Regional Council of Governments,
January 1978, 285 pages, $15-00.
9.2 "Chart a Future Course," Denver
Regional Council of Governments,
March 1978.
9.3 "Definition of the 1983 Water
Quality Goals - Discussion Docu-
ment," New Castle County Area-
wide Waste Treatment Management
Agency, September 1976.
9.4 "Delineation of Potential Future
Services Area," Coastal Sussex
Water Quality Program, April
1977.
9.5 "Development Projections for Cape
Cod," Cape Cod Planning and
Economic Development Commission,
1976.
9.6 "Development Projects for Cape
Cod," Region I (New England),
April 1976.
9.7 "Directions for Tommarrow, 1977
Annual Report," Tampa Bay
Regional Planning Commission,
33 pages, January 1978.
9.8 "Economic Goals, Objectives and
Policies," Southwest Florida
Regional Planning Commission.
9-9 "Evironmental Baseline Projec-
tions," First Tennessee-Virginia
Development District, Future
Environment Goals, March 1978,
37 pages.
9.10 "Examination of Future Water
Quality Problems in Santa Clara
County," Association of Bay Area
Governments, June 1977, $2.00.
9.11 "Examination of Future Water
Quality Problems in Contra
Costa County," Association of
Bay Area Governments, June 1977,
$42.00.
9.12 "Examination of Existing and
Future Water Quality Problems in
Solano County," Association of
Bay Area Governments, June 1977,
$2.00.
9.13 "Examination of Future Water
Quality Problems in Marin County,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, July 1977, $2.00.
9.14 "Examination of Future Water
Quality Problems in San Mateo
County," Association of Bay Area
Governments, July 1977, $2.00.
9.15 "Examination of Future Water
Quality Problems in Alameda
County," Association of Bay Area
Governments, 1977, $12.00.
9.16 "208 Fact Sheet," East-West Gate-
way Coordinating Committee,
February 1976. General infor-
mation on the goals, cost, and
proposed outputs of the water
quality management plan is given.
Financial data on all analysis to
be undertaken, and of other 208
tasks are included.
9.17 "Five-Year Strategy for Fiscal
Years 1979-83," Illinois Environ-
mental Protection Agency,
September 1978. Contains funding
priorities for 208 planning under
funding authorized by the 1977'
clean water act.
9.18 "Funding Nebraska's Future Natural
Resources Development," Publica-
tion no. 404, Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission, December 1972.
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9.19 "Future Waste Loads and Flows of 9.28
Municipal and Other Sanitary
Dischargers," Northwestern Indiana
Regional Planning commission,
November 1976.
9.20 "Evaluation of Future Waste Loads 9.29
from Nonpoint Sources of Pollu-
tion," Northwestern Indiana
Regional Planning Commission,
March 1977. 9-30
9.21 "Findings," Southwest Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
Summary, Constraints and
Resources for Future Develop- 9-31
ments, Location of Future
Development.
9.22 "Future San Francisco Bay
Modeling Results - II," Associa- 9-32
tion of Bay Area Governments,
August, 1977, $2.00.
9.23 "Future Water Quality Conditions,"
Chapter VII, Berkeley-Charleston-
Dorchester Council of Govern- 9-33
ments.
9.24 "Future Planning Conditions,"
Chapter V," Berkeley-Charleston-
Dorchester Council of Govern-
ments. Including Appendix V-A 9-34
Urban runoff water quality
sampling and modeling program.
9.25 "Future Water Quality Problems,"
Chapter 14, Section E, South
Dakota Department of Environ- 9.35
mental Protection.
9.26 "Future of the Region, Amended
Growth Policy," Tampa Bay 9.36
Regional Planning Commission,
June 1977, 50 pages.
9.27 "Future of the Region Growth
Policy, Tampa Bay Regional 9-37
Planning Commission, 21 pages.
"Future Residual Reduction Volume,"
Task 5329. University of Arizona
Water Resources Research Center,
Pima Association of Governments,
October 1977-
"Goals and Objective Report,"
Houston-Galveston Area Council,
September 1976.
"Goal, Product, and Progress,"
Solid Waste Brief #1, Association
of Bay Area Governments,
February 1977, $1.00.
"Goals and Objectives," Working
Paper 1.01-2, Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
October 1975.
"Goals, Objectives and Plans -
Greater Lowell Area Planning
Commission," Northern Middlesex
Area Commission, Hern Associates,
1968.
"Goals, Approach, Product, and
Progress," EMTF Briefs #1,
Industrial Dischargers Briefs,
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, April 1977, $1.00.
"Goals, Approach, Product, and
Progress," EMTF Briefs/Municipal
Facilities Brief #1, Association
of Bay Area Governments, April
1977, $1.00.
"208 Goals Statement," Coastal
Sussex Water Quality Program,"
April 1976.
"Highlights of 1977 and Selected
Summary of Accomplishments,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, 1970-76.
"Identification of Water Quality
Problems Associated with Future
Land Use Alternatives," Land of
Sky Regional Council, Cummings
Engineers, Incorporated, June 1978,
17 pages.
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9.38 "Memorandum Report on the 9.48
Identification of Goals for the
Water Quality Management Pro-
gram," Northwest Colorado Council
of Governments.
9-39 "Nonstructural Options Available
to Effectuate the 208 Program
Goals and Objectives," #104,
Area Planning Board of Palm Beach,
County.
9.40 "Options for the Future," Pikes
Peak Area Council of Governments,
January 1975.
9.41 "Options for the Future, What do
They Mean," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments,
February 1975.
9.42 "Planning Framework (with revised
goals) for Final Evaluation on
October 28, 1975, Working Paper
17," Pikes Peak Area Council of
Governments, Nelson, Haley,
Patterson and Quirk, Incorporated.
9.43 "Preliminary Report on Development
Goals," Southern Kennebec Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
March 1976.
9.44 "Present and Future Water
Resources and Development," Weber
River Water Quality Planning
Council.
9.45 "Projected Future Conditions,"
Southwestern Pennsylvania
Regional Planning Commission.
9.49
9.50
9.46 "Regional Goals for Planned
Growth, Toledo Metropolitan 9.51
Area Council of Governments,
October 1976.
9.47 "Regional Development Policy
Plan, Volume 3: Goals, Objectives,
Policies, and Implementation Pro-
grams," Indiana Heartland Coor-
dinating Council.
"Small Areas Forecasts: Policies,
Forecast and Evaluation," South-
east Michigan Council of Govern-
ments, March 1978, 182 pages.
"Surface Water Quality Standards
and Goals for Effluent Dominated
Streams (Working Paper)," Maricopa
Association of Governments,
Ferguson, Morris, and Simpson/
Stevens, Thompson, and Runyan for
the Corps of Engineers, February
1978. The purpose of this report
is to assist the Water Quality by
identifying some of the problems
that exist and decisions which
must be made relative to estab-
lishing standards for the Salt
River from the Granite Reef Dam
to its confluence with the Gila
River and the Gila River from the
confluence to Painted Rock Reser-
voir. Included in the report is
a discussion of: Existing and
proposed uses for various river
segments. Suggested surface water
quality standards required to
support those uses and the resul-
tant wastewater treatment plant
effluent quality. The effluent
quality that would be required
along these river segments to meet
the 1977, 1983, and 1985 goals of
PL 92-500. The requirements under
PL 92-500 for receiving exemptions
to the 1983 and 1985 goals.
"A Summary of Goals, Objectives,
policies, and Program for New
Castle County, New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Agency.
"Three Year Regional Goal and
Program Statement - 1973-76,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, September 1973.
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9.52 "Element 19: Task Memo f -
Updated Future Land Use for
Computer Model," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Committee,
May 1977. Describes the final
land use data and the proper
format for its inclusion in the
computer models. The methodology
used in analyzing total and
segmented pollution loads is
reported. Tables of input and
output land use data and pollu-
tion build up rates are included.
9.53 "Water Quality Goals and Plan
Selection Criteria," East
Central Michigan Planning and
Development Region, October
1977, 60 pages.
9-54 "Water Quality Improvement
Objectives," Genessee-Lapeer-
Shiawassee Region 5, Planning
and Development Commission,
April 1978.
9.55 "Water Quality Goals for the
Lakes Region," Lakes Region
Planning Commission, December
1976.
9.56 "Water Quality Impacts - Options
for the Future Working Paper 6,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of
Governments, Nelson, Haley,
Patterson and Quirk, Incorporated.
9.57 "Water Quality Goals," Region 2
Planning Commission, August 1977
revised May 1978.
9.58. "Work Element 110 - Environmental
Goals and Priorities," West Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
March 1977.
9.59 "Preliminary Problem Analysis,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, June 1977. Explains
the purpose, methodology, and
results of testing the impact of
future conditions on water quality
within the St. Louis 208 area.
Pollution sources are quantified
in computer format through the
year 2000. Impacts of point
and nonpoint sources of pollu-
tion upon stream quality are
evaluated.
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GROUNDWATER
10.1 "Acquifer Recharge Area Identifi- 10.10
cation," Central Mass Regional
Planning Commission, May 1976.
10.2 "Analysis of Groundwater System,"
(WP-6.02-2), Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission, 10.11
April 1976.
10.3 "Appendix A River Road/Santa
Clara Groundwater Analysis Pre-
liminary Report Monitoring Array
Data Base," Lane Council of Govern- 10.12
ments, November 1978.
10.4 "Appendix IV-E Groundwater:
Occurence and Use," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis- 10.13
sion, Moody and Associates, Inc.,
May 1975.
10.5 "Appendix VI-C Existing Groundwater 10.14
Quality," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Moody and Associates, Inc., May
1975.
10.6 "Artesian Well System of Georgia,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, Geological
Survey of Georgia-Bulletin 7,
214 pages. 10.15
10.7 "Assessment of Groundwater Quality
in the Mountainland Association
of Governments Area," Mountain-
land Association of Governments,
July 1976.
10.8 "Assessment Report on Groundwater 10.16
Quality Wasteflow Projections,"
Atlantic County Planning Division
November 1978.
10.9 "Assessment of Groundwater
Quality," Part VI, Appendix C,
West Michigan Shoreline Regional
Development Commission, December 10.17
1977, 139 pages.
"An Assessment of the Human
Viral Population in Long
Island Aquatic Resources,"
Nassau-Suffolk Regional Plan-
ning Board, February 1977.
"An Assessment of the Occur-
rence of Human Viruses in
Long Island Aquatic System,"
Nassau-Suffolk Regional Plan-
ning Board, November 1977-
"Atkinson Groundwater Report,"
Southern Rockingham Regional
Planning District Commission,"
May 1976, 6 pages.
"Changes in Subdivision-Sub-
surface Regulations," Region I
(New England), January 1977-
"Control of Nonpoint Sources
of Groundwater Pollution in the
Santa Clara-Calleguas Areas,
Ventura County," Ventura
Regional County Sanitation
District. Detailed discussion
of water supply Plans I and II
and Qualitative Assessment of
Plans III and IV.
"Control of Nonpoint Sources
of Groundwater Pollution in the
Santa Clara-Calleguas Areas,
Ventura County," Ventura
Regional County Sanitation
District. Detailed discussion
of water supply plan III.
"Control of Nonpoint Sources of
Groundwater Pollution in Santa
Clara-Calleguas Areas, Ventura
County," Ventura Regional County
Sanitation District. Detailed
discussion of water supply plans
IV and IVa.
"Cortland County Groundwater U.S.
Geological Survey," Central New
York Regional Planning and
Development Board.
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10.18 "Deep-Water Sediments and Springs 10.28
of Utah Lake," Mountainland
Association of Governments,
January 1976.
10.19 "Defining Groundwater Well
Projection Areas," Region I
(New England), May 1977. 10.29
10.20 "Description of Current Ground-
water Quality Data," Chapter 3,
State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection.
10.21 "Description of Groundwater
Quality Problems," (WP 6.02-2),
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, April 1976.
10.30
10.31
10.22 "Descriptive Text for Surficial
Geology Aquifer Thickness and
Groundwater Contour Maps-Guide-
lines for the Protection of
Aquifers," Montachusett Regional
Planning Commission, Goldberg- 10.32
Zoino-Duncliff, 1977, 12 pages.
10.23 "Determination of Actural Sites
to be Sampled-Groundwater,"
Chapter 3, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental 10.33
Protection.
10.24 "Dispersion and Persistence of 10.34
Synthetis Detergents in Ground-
water, San Bernadino and Riverside
Counties," California Water
Resources Control Board.
10.25 "Earthmetrics Aquifer Recharge 10.35
Case Study Technical Report,"
Association of Monterey Bay Area
Governments, 1977.
10.26 "Evaluation of Groundwater
Potential," Region I, (New
England), March 25, 1976. 10.36
10.27 "Existing Groundwater Quality in
the Major Basins of Maricopa
County other than the Salt
River Valley," Draft Report,
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, Kenneth Schmidt, September
1978.
"Existing and Potential Sources
of Groundwater Pollution in the
Monmouth Water Quality Area,"
Chapter 3, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection .
"Existing Groundwater Quality
Metro Area of Maricopa County,"
Draft Report, Maricopa Associa-
tion of Governments, Kenneth D.
Schmidt, August 1978.
"Explanatory Text to Accompany
Maps Dipting Groundwater Resources,"
Region I (New England), December
1975.
"Formulation et Screening Ground
Water Management Alternatives,"
(WP 6.04-2), Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1977.
"Formulation et Screening of
Groundwater Management Alternatives,"
(WP 6.04), Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
August 1977.
"Gallatin Groundwater Study,"
Blue Ribbons at the Big Sky Country.
"Geology and Groundwater of
Northeast New Jersey," Chapter 3,
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection,
November 1978.
"Geology and Groundwater Resources
of the Macon Area, Georgia,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, Geological
Survey of Georgia, Bulletin 72,
68 pages.
"Geology and Ground Water
Resources of the York, James,
Penninsula, Virginia," Rappa-
hannock Area Development Commis-
sion, U.S. Geological Survey
Water Supply Paper 1361, D.L.
Cederstrom, 1957-
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10.37 "Groundwater Problems/Analysis,"
Erie and Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board, October 1978, 67
pages.
10.38 "Groundwater Technical Memor-
andum No. 1, Solving existing
Groundwater Problems," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, November 1977, 28 pages.
10.39 "Groundwater Quality in the Study
Area," Lakes Region Planning
Commission, November 1977.
10.40 "Groundwater Resources in the
Old Colony Planning Council 208
Area (plus maps)," Old Colony
Planning Council, 1977. Iden-
tifies and evaluates groundwater
resources through the use of maps;
describes the procedures followed
in preparing the maps and the
limitation of them; and gives
basic information on groundwater
hydrology and a general descrip-
tion of the area's geology.
10.41 "Grounwater Quality," Northeas-
tern Illinois Planning Commission,
December 1976.
10.42 "Groundwater Protection," Berk-
shire County Regional Planning
Commission, November 1976.
10.43 "Groundwater Problems/Analysis,"
Erie and Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board, December 1977,
65 pages.
10.44 "Groundwater Pollution," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Commis-
sion, March 1976.
10.45 "Groundwater Conditions," Nassau-
Suffolk Regional Planning Board,
December 1977, 59 pages. Topics
Include: Groundwater inventory,
groundwater quality, heavy ground-
water withdrawal, groundwater
contamination, septic tank conta-
mination, landfills and animal
wastes, fertilizers and deicing
salt.
10.46 "Groundwater Assessment," Draft
Report, Ocean County Planning
Board, March 1978, 410 pages.
Collects data on groundwater
supplies and utilization, sources
of contamination, future availa-
bility and recommends management
policies.
10.47 "Groundwater Analysis Trout Brook
Aquifer, Avon, MA,G/Z," Old Colony
Planning Council, 1976. Presents
the results of a study on the
impacts of wastewater management
alternatives on the quality and
quantity of groundwater resources
in the Trout Brook Aquifer, Avon.
10.48 "Groundwater and Water Supply in
Central Massachusetts," Central
Mass Regional Planning Commission,
November 1977.
10.49 "Groundwater and Water Supply,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, September 1976.
10.50 "Groundwater Evaluation," Weber
River Water Quality Planning
Council.
10.51 "Groundwater Investigation,"
Tri-County Regional Planning
Commission, July 1977.
10.52 "Groundwater Management in the
Potential Water Recharge Area,"
Volusia County Council of Govern-
ments .
10.53 "Groundwater Quality Cape Cod,"
Cape Cod Planning and Economic
Development Commission, 1976.
10.54 "Groundwater Pollution," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
10.55 "Groundwater," Chapter 9, South
Dakota Department of Environmental
Protection.
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10.56 "Groundwater Resources and Geology
of Atlantic County - A Primer,"
Atlantic County Planning Division,
March 1977.
10.57 "Groundwater Quality," (fact
sheet), Kansas Department of
Health and Environment.
10.58 "Groundwater Quality Effects
Associated with Residual Waste
Planning," Kansas Department of
Health and Environment.
10.59 "Groundwater Pollution," Region
I (New England, December 1976.
10.60 "Groundwater and Water Supply,"
Region I (New England),
September 1976.
10.61 "Groundwater Resources,"
Region I (New England) May 1977-
10.62 "Groundwater Quality Assessment
in the Montana Statewide 208
Planning Area," Montana Depart-
ment of Health Environmental
Sciences.
10.63 "Groundwater Quality in the Major
Basins of Maricopa County,"
(final), Maricopa Association
of Governments, Kenneth Schmidt,
January 1979.
10.64 "Groundwater Resource Report,"
Macon Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission.
10.65 "Groundwater Resource Plan of
Study," Southwestern Illinois
Metropolitan Regional Planning
Commission, December 1978,
35 pages.
10.66 "Groundwater Nonpoint Source of
Pollution-Background Information
and BMP Approach," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz, Engineer,
May 1977.
10.67 "Groundwater Resources of the
James, York, and Rappahannock
River Basins of Virginia, West of
the Fall Line," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission,
G. D. DeBuchanne, United States
Geological Survey, Hydrologic
Investigation Atlas HA-283, 1968.
10.68 "Groundwater Resources of the
Eastern Shore of Virginia and
the James, York and Rappahannock
River Basins of Virginia East of
the Fall Line," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission, G.D.
DeBuchanne, U.S. Geological
Survey, Hydrologic Investigations
Atlas HA-284, 1968.
10.69 "Groundwater Resources in the Tri-
State Region Adjacent to the
Lower Delaware River," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission, H.C.
Barksdale, D.W. Greenman, S.M.
Hilton, G.S. and D.G. Outlaw,
New Jersey Department of Conser-
vation and Economic Development
Division, Water Policy and Supply
Report 13, 1958.
10.70 "Groundwater in Virginia: Quality
and Withdrawals," Basic Data
Bulletin 38, Planning Bulletins
209, 221 and 227, Volume III,
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission.
10.71 "Groundwater Pollution from Septic
Tanks," Sixth District Council
of Governments, Dalton-Daiton-New-
port.
1072 "Groundwater Data Needs,"
(WP 6.01-1), Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
September 1976.
10.73 "Inventory of Groundwater Resources
in the Northern Middlesex 208
Area," Northern Middlesex Area
commission, May 1977.
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10.74 "Groundwater Pollution Studies,"
Region I (New England),
August 1977.
10.75 "Groundwater Pollution Sources
Map," Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County, #202.
10.76 "Task 8: Groundwater Analysis
(draft), Section A & B,"
Middlesex County Planning Board,
Geraghty and Miller, June 1976.
10.77 "Groundwater Pollution Sources,"
#203, Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County.
10.78 "Groundwater Quality Assessment,"
Part I: 208 Financed Chemical
Analysis, Part II Toxics Data,
State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection.
10.79 "Task 8: Groundwater Analysis,"
(final), Middlesex County
Planning Board. 208 Areawide
Waste Treatment Management
Planning-A. Description of Ground-
water System-B. Groundwater
Pollution Sources, Geraghty and
Miller, November 1976.
10.80 "Identification of Sources of
Existing Data Design of Surface
Water Sampling Program/Design of
Groundwater Sampling Program,"
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection.
10.81 "Initial Assessment of the Ground-
water Resources in the Monterey
Bay Region," Association of
Monterey Bay Area Governments,
California, U.S. Geological Survey,
1977.
10.82 "Inventory of Groundwater
Resources," Region I (New England),
May 1977.
10.83 "On Investigation of Nonpoint
Sources of Groundwater Pollution
in Santa Cruz and Monterey
Counties," Association of Monterey
Bay Area Governments, H. Esmaili
and Associates.
10.84 "Is there a Groundwater Shortage
in Southeastern Wisconsin?"
Southeastern Wisconsin Regional
Planning Commission, Volume 4,
#1, Douglas S. Cherkaver,
Vinton W. Bacon, March 1978.
10.85 "Kansas Aquifers," (fact sheet),
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
10.86 "Madison Groundwater Study,"
Blue Ribbons of the Big Sky
Country.
10.87 "Map Showing the Potential for
Groundwater Recharge in New
Castel County, Delaware,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Planning
Agency, February 1976.
10.88 "Map Showing the Potential for
Groundwater Recharge in New
Castle County, Delaware," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
February 1976.
10.89 "Methodology for Relating Pro-
jected Groundwater Demand to
Available Groundwater Supply in
WQMSA No. 1," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1976.
10.90 "Monmouth County 208 Groundwater
Sampling Results-Rounds 1 & 2,"
Chapter 3, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection.
10.91 "Montana Statewide 208 Surface &
Groundwater Quality Assessment
and Management Alternatives,"
Montana Department of Health
Environmental Sciences,
November 1978.
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10.92 "Nonpoint Sources of Groundwater
Pollution," (final draft), Mari-
copa Association of Governments,
Kenneth Schmidt, November 1978.
10.93 "Organic Compounds and their
Uses," Chapter 3, State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, December 1978.
10.94 "Perkins County Groundwater Study,"
Section D, Chapter 6, South
Dakota Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
10.95 "Potential for Development of
Groundwater at a Test Site
Near Truo Massachusetts,"
Region I (New England).
10.96 "Presentation by Long Island
Task Force Investigating Carci-
nogens in Drinking Water," Nassau-
Suffolk Regional Planning Board,
May 1977.
10.97 "Preliminary Assessment of
Drainage Well Situation," East
Central Florida Regional Plan-
ning Council.
10.98 "Proceedings: Informational
Meeting on Regional Groundwater
Quality Problems," Michigan Area
Council of Governments, November
1977.
10.99 "Program for the Statewide
Monitoring of Groundwater Quality
in New Mexico," New Mexico
Environmental Improvement Agency,
Lee Wilson and Associates, Inc.,
April 30, 1979, 77 pages.
10.100 "Pueblo 208 Program-Goodnight
Avenue Groundwater Investigation,"
Pueblo Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Joe R. Foreman, Unpublished
Report, October 1976.
100.101 "Report on Groundwater Conditions-
Southwest Florida," Southwest
Florida Regional Planning Council,
Prepared by Environmental Science
and Engineering, Inc., $9.80 per
copy.
10.102 "The Quality and Potential Pro-
blems of Groundwater in Coastal
Sussex County," Coastal Sussex
Water Quality Program, March 1977.
Topics include the quality of
domestic, agricultural, industrial
groundwaters: salt water intrusion-
dissolved iron.
10.103 "The Quality of Groundwater and
its Problems in the Crystalline
Rocks of Georgia," Georgia
Mineral Newsletter, Volume XVI,
#3 and 4, Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
Fall-Winter 1963, 66-72 pages.
10.104 "River Road-Santa Clara Ground-
water Analysis Detailed Study
Design," Lane Council of Govern-
ments, (Preliminary Draft),
August 1978.
10.105 "Solid Waste and Groundwater
Relationships in Metropolitan
Washington," Washington Council
of Governments, February 1978.
A description of the groundwater
resources of the region, the
effects of solid waste disposal
on groundwater, and current
groundwater monitoring activies.
10.106 "Solving Existing Ground Water
Problems: A Summary," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion , Moody and Associates, Inc.,
November 1977.
10.107 "The Underground Water Resources
of the Coastal Plan Province of
Virginia, 1913," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission,
Virginia Geological Survey Bulletin
No. 5.
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10.108 "Staff Report on Illinois Oil 10.115
Field Brine Disposal," Ground-
water Report, Illinois Environ-
mental Protection Agency,
October 1978.
10.109 "Status of Groundwater Data
Base in Illinois with Recom-
mendations for Groundwater
Water Quality Management
Planning," Illinois Environ-
mental Protection Agency,
January 1978.
10.110 "Stream and Groundwater 10.116
Monitoring Needs, Lake/Pond
Assessment, Assessment of
Urban nonpoint Pollution Pro-
blems," Atlantic County
Planning Division, December 10 117
1978.
10.111 "Subsurface Water Management-
Intermin Report, 1," Clark
County 208 Agency, May 1977. 10.118
Summarizes the Las Vegas Basin
Geology and ground water
budget, estimates the total
discolved solids balance, and
reviews and summarizes proposed
salinity control programs as
related to the water quality
of Lake Mead.
10.112 "Subsurface Water Management-
Interim Report 2," Clark County
208 Agency, September 1977.
Characterized impacts of existing
and projected point and nonpoint
sources on groundwater quantity
and quality, identifies ground- 10.119
water pollution problem areas
and additional data requirements.
10.113 "Summary Report on Water Quality
Surf ace/Groundwater," District
#4 Council of Governments, June
1978.
10.114 "Appendix C: Surface and Ground-
Water Monitoring, Phase II and
III Report," Michigan Area
Council of Governments, 1978.
"Technical Memorandum' Defining
Groundwater Well Protection
Areas," Old Colony Planning
Council, 1977. Discusses the
approach used to define pro-
tection areas for groundwater
supplies, the issues and
assumptions involved in that
approach, and the types and
intensities of land use which
can be allowed in that area
without endangering water supply,
quality and quantity.
"Technical Proposal, Groundwater
Sampling for Organics," Nassau-
Suffolk Regional Planning
Board.
"Tests Run on Dades Groundwater,"
Metropolitan Dade County,
Florida Environmental Resources
Management.
"Toward Clean Water: Alternatives
for Action, Volume 1, Draft
Environmental Impact Assessment,
Chapter 3' Groundwater Protection,"
Old Colony Planning Council,
1977. Presents three alternatives
for groundwater protection:
1) rely upon existing regulations
and programs for groundwater
protection, 2) establish a
groundwater protection district
around existing and potential
wells, and 3) seek special state
and federal protection for the
Pembroke well protection area.
"Toward Clean Water: A Program
for Action," Old Colony
Planning Council, 1978.
Discusses drinking water pro-
tection within the recommended
community actions (chapter 1-10),
recommended regional actions
(chapter 11), and recommended
state and federal action
(chapter 15 and 16).
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10.120 "Underground Waters of the
Coastal Plain of Georgia,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission,
U.S.G.S. Water Supply
Paper, 3^1,1915,534, pages.
10.121 "Underground Water of Georgia,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
zoning Commission, Geological
Survey of Georgia-Bulletin 15,
1908.
10.122 "Water and Groundwater Hydrology,"
Weber River Water Quality Planning
Council.
10.123 "Water Supply on the Greater
Portland Area," Greater Portland
Council of Governments, January
1978. Topics include groundwater.
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XI
HYDROLOGIC MODIFICATION
11.1 "Compiled from the Geologic Map 11.10
of Virginia (milici and others)
Hydrologic Investigation Atlas
HA-283 and HA-294," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission,
DeBuchanne, 1968. 11.11
11.2 "Compiled from the Geologic Map
of Virginia (milici and others)
Hydrologic Investigation Atlas
HA-283 and HA-284," Planning 11.12
Bulletins 209,221, and 227,
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, DeBuchanne, 1968.
11.3 "The Control of Pollution from
Hydrographic Modification," 11.13
Sixth District Council of Govern-
ments, U.S. Environmental Pro-
tection Agency.
11.4 "Davis County Hydrology-Mountain
and Benchland Environmental Study," 11.14
Weber River Water Quality Planning
council.
11.5 "Delaware Estuary Model Regional
Storm Design," Delaware Valley 11.15
Regional Planning Commission,
Hydrographs, Chester Betz,
Engineers, March 1977.
11.6 "Description of Geological and 11.16
Hydrological Characteristics,"
State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection.
11.7 "Environmental Inventory,"
Volume I, Southwestern Illinois
Planning Commission. Describes 11.17
the physical, hydrologic,
developmental, socio-economic,
cultural and ecological charac-
teristics of the area.
11.8 "Geology and Hydrology of the
Upper Raritan Basin," State of 11.18
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
11.9 "Geology and Hydrology of
Monmouth County," Chapter 3,
State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection.
"Glossary of Geological and
Hydrological Terms," State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
"Hydrologic Modifications, Con-
struction Activities, Urban
Runoff," State of Tennessee
Department of Public Health.
"Hydrologic Data in Bear Creek
Basin and Western Jackson County,
Oregon," Rogue Valley Council
of Governments, (U.S.G.S. open
file report 78-230).
"Hydrologic Analysis of Irri-
gation Canal Systems in Salt
Lake County," Salt Lake Council
of Governments, (rewrite),
September 1976, 23 pages.
"Hydrologic Calibration and
Verification," Central Midlands
Regional Planning Commission,
November 1977, 158 pages.
"Hydrological Calibration Report,"
Volume 2. South Carolina Appalachian
Council of Governments, November
1976.
"Hydrologic," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
a newsletter on 208 penn.,
May 1978, October 1978, April 1979,
June 1979, N.J. March 1978, May
1978, May 1979.
"Hydrogeological Suitability-
Proposal Spray Irrigation Sites
in the Pennypack Watershed,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Moody and Associates,
Inc., July 1975.
"Hydrology/Water Quality Criteria
Existing Data Base," Pikes Peak
Area Council of Governments,
Nelson, Haley, Patterson and Quirk,
Inc., December 1974.
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11.19 "Hydrolographic Modifications,
Flood Proofing, Control Structures,
Erosion et Sedimentation Control,
Hydraulk Control Structure,
Working Paper 2," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, Karcich et
Weber, Inc.
11.20 "Hydrologic Response Character-
istics of Stream in S.E. PA,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz,
Engineers.
11.21 "Hydrologic Conditions on Green-
horn Creek and St. Charles River-
Pueblo County, Colorado," Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission,
John M. Dumeyer (Iba Hydro Engi-
neer) , Unpublished 208 Consultant
Report, February 1976.
11.22 "Hydrology and Water Quality
Data Base-Pueblo County, Colorado,"
Pueblo Regional Planning Commis-
sion, John M. Dumeyer (Iba Hydro
Engineer), Unpublished 208
Consultant Report, November 1975.
11.23 "Inventory of Surface and Sub-
Surface Hydrology," Weber River
Water Quality Planning Council.
11.24 "Inventory of Hydrologic Modi-
fication," Region I (New England),
July 1977.
11.25 "Inventory of Hydrologic Modifi-
cations," Rhode Island Statewide
Planning Program.
11.26 "Meteorological et Hydrological
Conditions Causing Water Quality
Impact from NPS/IPS,"
(WP 5.02-7) Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
February 1977.
11.27 "Methodology for Delaware
Estuary Design Storm Hydrology,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz,
Engineer, February 1977-
11.28 "Methodology for Hydrologic
Response Analysis," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, February
1977.
11.29 "Nonpoint Sources of Hydrographic
Modification Background Infor-
mation et BMP Approach," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, May 1977.
11.30 "Recent Trends in Low Flow
Hydrology," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz, Engineer, May 1977.
11.31 "Preliminary Evaluation of Hydro-
logic Modifications," Rhode
Island Statewide planning Pro-
gram.
11.32 "Some Hydrogeological Consideration
for the proposed Spray Irrigation
Scheme in the Pennypack Watershed,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Moody and Associates,
Inc., June 1974.
11.33 "Subsurface Hydrology and Water
Quality," Five County Association
of Governments.
11.34 "Surface Hydrology and Ground
Water Conditions of the Navajo
Sandstone Formation," Five
County Association of Governments.
11.35 "Water Quality Assessment, Moni-
toring and Hydrologic Regulations,"
Central New York Regional Planning
Development Board, June 1978,
125 pages.
11.36 "Water Quality Effects of Hydro-
graphic Modification," Sixth
District Council of Governments,
Dalton-Dalton Newport.
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XII. INDUSTRY
12.1 "208 Areawide Industrial Discharge
Project," Region I (New England),
October 31, 1977.
12.2 "Analysis of Industrial Waste
Treatment Plants," Northeastern
Illinois Planning Commission,
February 1978.
12.3 "Assessment of Existing and Future
Domestic and Industrial Wasteload
Characteristics," West Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
Work Elements 810/815, November
1977.
12.4 "Bay Area Permit Directory for
Industrial Development," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments,
1977.
12.5 "Brockton Industrial Cost Recovery
F.S.T.," Old Colony Planning
Council, 1976. Presents the basis
for cost allocations, estimated
industrial cost recovery payments
by the wet industries, and
recommended monetary and account-
ing procedures necessary to comply
with federal regulations.
12.6 "Brockton Industrial Wastewater
Survey F.S.T.," Old Colony Plan-
ning Council, 1976. Presents the
results of an investigation of
wastewaters from industrial and
commercial establishments whose
wastewaters are other than from
domestic sources within the City
of Brockton.
12.7 "Conceptual Framework for Indus-
trial Abatement," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, September
1976.
12.8 "Consideration of Industrial
Pollution Abatement Approaches In
COWAMP/208," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, October
1976.
12.9 "Current and Projected Quantities
of Hazardous Industrial Wastes
Produced in San Francisco Bay
Area," Association of Bay Area
Governments, June 1977. $1.00
12.10 "Development of Alternative
Programs for Industrial Wastes,"
Region I (New England),
November 1, 1976.
12.11 "Development of Estimated Indus-
trial Costs of the Planning
Period," Southwestern Pennsylvania
Regional Planning Commission.
12.12 "Development of a Regional
Industrial Waste Treatment
Facility," Ventura Regional
County Sanitation District.
12.13 "Development of Control and
Reduction Options and Subplans
for Industrial Point Sources,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission, May 1977.
12.14 "Development of Alternative
Programs for Industrial Wastes,"
Southeastern Regional Planning
and Economic Development Commis-
sion, November 1976, 84 pages.
12.15 "Dispersion of Proposed Theodore
Industrial Park Effluents in
Mobile Bay, Hydraulic Model
Investigation," South Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
March 1977.
12.16 "Documentation of Methodology to
Development Manufacturing Employ-
ment Figures," Delaware Valley
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, November 1976.
12.17 "Draft Control of Industrial
Discharges In the Northern Middle-
sex Area," Northern Middlesex Area
Commission, August 1978.
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12.18 "Dredging and Spoil Disposal,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments. Municipal/Industrial
Discharges Management Plan -
technical memo. August 1977.
$1.00
12.19 "Elimination Methodology for
Industrial Discharges," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, December 1977.
12.20 "Estimated Funding Available
for Industrial Wastewater
Management," Southwestern
Pennsylvania Regional Planning
Commission.
12.21 "Evaluation of Potential
Commercial/Industrial Locations
in the TMACOG Area," Toledo
Metropolitan Area Council of
Governments, October 1976.
12.22 "An Evaluation of the Regional
Industrial and Commercial
Development Potential and the
Downtown Development Programs
for the Pikes Peak Area COG and
the City of Colorado Springs,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of
Government, October, November
1974. A Panel Service Report
by ULI-Urban Land Institute.
12.23 "PM-4 Evaluation of Existing
Industrial Wastewater Treatment
Facilities," Salt Lake Council
of Governments, September 1976,
54 pages. (Rewrite)
12.24 "PM-3 Evaluation of Industrial
Permit Conditions," Salt Lake
Council of Governments,
September 1976, 19 pages.
(Rewrite)
12.25 "Evaluation of Present Treatment
and Deficiencies," First Tenn-
essee-Virginia Development
District, July 1977, 9 pages.
A summarization of current munic-
ipal and industrial waste
treatment problems and problems
with current residual waste
practices.
12.26 "Evaluation of Existing Physical
Water Pollution Control Mech-
anisms for Industrial Sources,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, February
1977.
12.27 "Executive Summary of Interim
Report to MAPC on 208 Areawide
Discharge Project," Boston Metro-
politan Area Planning Council,
March 1977.
12.28 "Existing Industrial Point
Sources," (WP-4.01-2), Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, April 1976.
12.29 "Final Report on Industrial
Treatment Works Program," Mid-
America Regional Council.
12.30 "Framework for Evaluating Indus-
trial Schedule Priorities,"
Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional
Planning Commission.
12.31 "PM-1 Future Industrial Waste
Load Projections and Preliminary
Alternatives for Treatment and
Disposal," Salt Lake Council of
Governments, July 1976, 27 pages.
(Reprint)
12.32 "Task 4.3 Hazardous Water from
Industry and Agriculture: Their
Sources, Management and Disposal,"
Cape Cod Planning and Economic
Development Commission, 1976.
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12.33 "Identification of Anticipated 12.41
Commercial, Industrial, and
Municipal Treatment Works Con-
struction and Waste Load
Generation for Bannock and
Caribou Counties," Southeast
Idaho Council of Governments. 12.42
12.34 "The Impact of Pretreatment
Standards on Worcester Indus-
tries," Central Massachusetts 12.43
Regional Planning Commission,
April 1977.
12.35 "Impacts of ICR/UC on Connected 12.44
Industries," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, June
1977. 12.45
12.36 "Task 402 - Industrial Treatment
Alternatives," Southeast Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission. 12.46
To identify industrial point
source wasteload reductions
required to maintain water
quality standards for last 15 12.47
years of the planning process
and to identify alternatives
involving joint municipal-
industrial systems.
12.37 "Industrial Sources," Berkshire 12.48
County Regional Planning Com-
mission, November 1976.
12.38 "Industrial Point Wastewater
Source Problems, Analysis," 12.49
Erie/Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board, December 1977,
42 pages.
12.39 "Industrial DC Flow Projection," 12.50
Delaware Valley Regional Plan-
ning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, July 1976.
12.40 "208 Industrial Waste Treatment 12.51
System Needs," Nassau Suffolk
Regional Planning Board.
"Industrial Land Needs Study
Interim Report," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Planning Agency, January
1975.
"Industrial Program Elements
Impacts on Economy," Region I
(New England).
"Industrial Wastewater Survey,"
Region I (New England), October
1976.
"Industrial Wastewater Survey
Data," Region I (New England),
1977.
"Industrial Waste Overview,"
Region I (New England), January 9,
1976.
"Industrial Siting Pilot Project,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, February 1978.
"Industrial Cost Studies Direct
Stream Discharge With Compatible
Waste," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, May 1975.
"Industrial Point Wastewater Source
Problems/Analysis," Erie and
Niagara Counties Regional Planning
Board, January 1979, 63 pages.
"Chapter 9. Industrial Waste
Treatment System Needs,"
Tallahassee-Leon County Planning
Department.
"Industrial Wastes Considerations,
Working Paper 3," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments; Nelson,
Haley, Patterson and Quirk, Inc.
"Industrial Waste Survey Guide-
lines," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection. Draft.
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12.52 "Industrial Wastewater Sources:
Alternative Pollution Areas,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, February
1977.
12.53 "Industrial Survey," Montachu-
sett-Nashua Areawide Regional
Planning Commission, Anderson-
Nichols, 1977, 83 pages.
12.54 "Industrial Classification,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, September 1976.
12.55 "Industrial Development: Prospects
and Policies, New Castle County,
Delaware," New Castle Areawide
Waste Treatment Management
Agency, April 1976.
12.56 "Industrial Waste Alternatives,"
Weber River Water Quality Plan-
ning Council.
12.57 "Industrial Wastewater Sources
Alternative Abatement Programs,"
Region I (New England), June
1977.
12.58 "Industrial Guidelines on
Industrial Treatment and Pre-
treatment Costs," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, July
1976.
12.59 "CBE Industrial Waste Method-
ology," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, October
1975.
12.60 "Industrial Treatment System
Needs," South Carolina Depart-
ment of Health and Environmental
Control, December 12, 1978.
12.61 "Industrial Development: Prospects
and Policies, New Castle County,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
April 1976.
12.62 "Industrial Policy Analysis," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Management Agency, September
1975.
12.63 "Industrial Program Elements:
Impact on Economic Growth, Anti-
degradation Policy and Water
Quality," Southeastern Regional
Planning and Economic Development
Commission, March 1977, 74 pages.
12.64 "CBE Memo No. 113, Industrial
Waste Methodology," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, January
1975.
12.65 "Industrial Wastewater Survey
Data," Central Massachusetts
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1977.
12.66 "Status-Industrial Waste Method-
ology," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, November 1974.
12.67 "Industrial Dischargers Report,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
June 1977.
12.68 "Industrial Policy Analysis," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
September 1975.
12.69 "Industrial Land Needs Study
Interim Report," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Agency, January 1975.
12.70 "Industrial Siting, Pilot Project,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, February 1978.
12.71 "Chapter V - Industrial Point
Source Areawide Plan," Chattanooga
Area Regional Council of Govern-
ments, May 1978, 26 pages.
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12.72 "Vol. 5: The Industrial Waste 12.82
Water Report," Regional Inter-
governmental Council.
12.73 "Industrial Waste Overview," 12.83
Southern Kennebec Valley Regional
Planning Commission, January
1976, 15 pages.
12.74 "Industrial Sources Regulatory
Practices and Arrangements and
Agricultural Use of Pesticide,"
Region I (New England). 12.84
12.75 "Industrial Inventory Update,"
Indian Nations Council of
Governments, June 1979. Indus-
trial discharge inventory.
12.76 "Industrial Cost Recovery in New
Castle County, Delaware," New 12.85
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
June 1977.
12.77 "Industrial Wastewater Survey of
the OCP6 208 Area," Old Colony
Planning Council, (1977).
Identifies industrial wastewater 12.86
problems in the non-Brockton
communities of the Old Colony
Planning Council 208 area.
12.78 "Industrial Discharges," Boston
Metropolitan Area Planning
Commission, March 1977, 5 12.87
volumes.
12.79 "Industries Connected to Municipal
Systems," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, November 1976. Poten- 12.88
tial for wastewater redirections.
12.80 "Information from Industrial
Dischargers," South Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
December 1976. 12.89
12.81 "Initial Industries Source Plan-
ning," Region I (New England),
July 1976.
"Chapter IV - Inventories and
Assessment," Berkeley-Charleston-
Dorchester Council of Governments.
"Interim Report No. 2," Clark
County 208 Agency, October 1977.
Analyzes the feasibility of
treated wastewater effluent for
irrigation industrial, and
recreational purposes in Las
Vegas Valley.
"Interim Output No. 5: Recommen-
dations on the Basis for Revision
of Wasteload Allocations, NPDES
Permits,and Industrial Dischargers
to Municipal Systems," Boston
Metropolitan Area Planning Council,
April 1976.
"A Method for Regulating Timber
Harvest and Road Construction
Activity for Water Quality Pro-
tection in Northern California,
Procedures and Methods," Calif-
ornia Water Resources Control
Board, $2.75.
"Methodology and Preliminary
Projections of Domestic and
Industrial Waste Loads and Flows,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, WP-4.02-1, April
1968.
"Methodology for Industrial Flow
and Load Projection," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
September 1976.
"Methodology Used to Estimate
Industrial Sludge Generation,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
October 1977.
"A Method for Regulating Timber
Harvest and Road Construction
Activity for Water Quality Pro-
tection in Northern California,
Review of Problem and Annotated
Bibliography," California Water
Resources Control Board, $3.30.
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12.90 "Model Industrial Pretreatment
Program (Industrial Point
Sources of Pollution),"
Southwestern Illinois Metro and
Regional Planning Commission,
October 1978, 61 pages.
12.91 "Municipal and Industrial
Inventory," Metroplan, Freese
and Nichols, 1978.
12.92 "Municipal and Industrial Loads,"
Sixth District Council of
Governments, Dal ton-Dai ton
Newport.
12.93 "Municipal and Industrial Waste
Management Plan: Wastewater
Facilities Planning and Air
Quality Coordination," Southern
California Association of Govern-
ments, Volume 4.
12.94 "Municipal, Lakeside and Indus-
trial Wastewater Treatment,"
Northeast Michigan Council of
Governments, February 1978.
12.95 "Element 20: Task Memo - Municipal
and Industrial Nonstructural Con-
trol Measures," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council, June 1977.
Nonstructural control measures
related to municipal and indus-
trial point sources to be studied
in greater detail are identified.
12.96 "Municipal and Industrial Point
Source Analysis," Toledo Metro-
politan Area Council of Govern-
ments, December 1976.
12.97 "Element 20: Task Memo - Municipal
and Industrial Control Measures,"
East-West Coordinating Council,
June 1977. Structural control
measures for dealing with point
source pollution are presented.
12.98 "Municipal and Industrial Point
Source Analysis - Wastewater
Treatment, Operation and Mainten-
ance Requirements," Larimer-Weld
Regional Council of Governments,
April 1977, 112 pages, $8.00.
12.99 "Personal Contact with the
Industrial Hygiene Division,"
Rappahannock Area Planning
Commission, February 1976.
12.100 "Element 10 - Phase II Municipal
and Industrial Point Source
Report," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council (March
1977). All municipal, institu-
tional , commercial, private and
industrial facility discharges are
located. Point source wastewater
and treated effluent loadings are
developed to determine the effects
of existing point sources on
receiving waters.
12.101 "Potential Industrial Discharge
Problem Areas," Central Massachu-
setts Regional Planning Commission,
October 1976.
12.102 "Potential Industrial Wastewater
Discharge Problem Areas," Region I
(New England), October 1976.
12.103 "Potential Options for Industrial
Dischargers," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, June
1977.
12.104 "Preliminary New Castle County
Industrial Land Needs Projections
and Allocations," New Castle
County Areawide Wastewater Manage-
ment Planning Agency, March 1975.
12.105 "Preliminary Report, Urban and
Industrial Stormwater Assessment
for the Montana Statewide 208
Area," Montana Department of
Health Environmental Sciences,
December 1977.
12.106 "Preliminary New Castle County
Industrial Land Needs Projections
and Allocations," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency, March 1975.
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12.107 "Pretreatment of Industrial
Wastes Discharged Municipal
Sewer Systems," Association of
Bay Area Governments, January
1977, $1.00.
12.108 "Proposed Strategy for Pretreat-
ment of Industrial Wastes
Discharged to Municipal Sewer
Systems," Association of Bay Area
Governments, March 1977, $1.00.
12.109 "A Proposal for a Feasibility
Study for Composting Domestic
and Industrial (Paper) Sludge,"
Montachusett-Nashua Areawide
Water Quality Management Commis-
sion, 1976, 24 pages.
12.110 "Proposed Methodology for Handling
Industrial Waste," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, July 1974.
12.111 "Public Law 92-500 and EWGCC
Activities," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee, March
1975. This synthesis of general
information summarizes the results
of an EWGCC preliminary study of
the St. Louis 208 area, deter-
mines the degree of urbanization
and industrial concentration, as
well as the water quality problems
that exist. Statements detailing
EWGCC's qualifications in assess-
ing the water quality problems as
a 208 agency are included.
Information on the 208 program in
general is also given.
12.112 "Pueblo Memorial Airport Industrial
Study," Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, November 1974.
12.113 "Re-evaluation of the Industrial
Sludge Interceptor," Ventura
Regional County Sanitation Dis-
trict.
12.114 "Report Upon Industrial Cost
Recovery System," Region I (New
England), January 1977.
12.115 "Refuse Power Plant Technology.
State of the Art Review," Nassau-
Suffolk Regional Planning Board,
December 1977.
12.116 "Revised "A" Industries Employ-
ment Forecasts," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Louis Berger and Associates,
Inc., 1977.
12.117 "Reuse of Industrial and Municipal
Wastewater Discharges," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, August
1976.
12.118 "Screening Procedure to Determine
Industries with Significant Munic-
ipal Impact ('A' Industries),"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
September 1976.
12.119 "A Review of Industrial Waste
Treatment," Southeastern Regional
Planning and Economic Development
Commission, December 1975, 90 pages.
12.120 "Sampling Data for Municipal
Industries--BPT/BAT," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning
Commission.
12.121 "Significant Discrete Industrial
Dischargers," Municipal/Industrial
Dischargers Management Plan - tech
memo, Association of Bay Area
Governments, January 1977, $1.00.
12.122 "Small Area Industrial Forecast,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
November 1976.
12.123 "Solid Waste Report: Industrial
Residual Disposal," Genesse-
Lapeer-Shiawassee Region 5 Plan-
ning and Development Commission,
July 1977.
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12.124 "Status of Industrial Wastewater
Treatment," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
July 1977, 33 pages. A report
summarizing the industrial waste
treatment situation in the study
area, including those industries
that discharge to surface streams
and to municipal treatment works.
12.125 "Toward Clean Water: A Program
for Action," Old Colony Planning
Council, 1978. Discusses indus-
trial wastewater disposal within
the recommended community actions
(Chapters 1-10).
12.126 "Toward Clean Water: Alternatives
for Action, Volume 1, Draft
Environmental Impact Assessment,
(1977), Chapter 5: Industrial
Wastewater Disposal," Old Colony
Planning Council. Discusses four
industrial wastewater discharge
alternatives: 1) wastewater
treatment and disposal by on-site
subsurface systems, 2) continued
discharge under the NPDES Permit
System, 3) wastewater treatment
and disposal by tieing into a
municipal wastewater collection
and treatment system, 4) discharge
to a surface water body for new
industries with installation of
facilities capable of testing
treatment of effluent.
12.127 "Toxic Parameters and Their Uses
(Industrial-Commercial)," State
of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection,
Chapter 3.
12.128 "User Charge and Industrial Cost
Recovery Information," East
Central Florida Regional Planning
Council.
12.129 "User Charge/Industrial Cost
Recovery - A Case Study," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
August 1977.
12.130 "Users Charge and Industrial Cost
Recovery Systems, Phase II Fiscal
Analysis Interim Report," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency, June
1976.
12.131 "Wastewater Treatment and Reuse:
Interim Report No. 1," Clark
County 208 Agency, December 1977.
Summarizes existing and planned
municipal and industrial treatment
facilities in Clark County; pro-
jects wastewater flows and loads
to the year 2000; and assesses the
adequacy of existing and planned
facilities to accommodate the
projected flows and loads.
12.132 "The Water Pollution Potential of
Inland Industrial Waste Disposal
Systems," Western Michigan Shore-
line Regional Planning Commission,
October 1978.
12.133 "Water Uses in the St. Louis
Region," East-West Gateway Coor-
dinating Council. A brief descrip-
tion of the water quality required
to meet each type of water use,
i.e., industrial, domestic, recrea-
tional, aesthetic, fishing and
transportation water needs.
XIII. INVENTORY AND SAMPLING
13.1 "Water Quality Inventory," Southern
Tier Regional Planning and Develop-
ment Commission, April 1977, 128
pages. Presents detailed informa-
tion on the water quality problems
of the 208 area.
13.2 "Environmental Inventory, Prelim-
inary Draft," Maricopa Association
of Governments, Dames and Moore
for the U.S. Army Corps of Engin-
eers, Phoenix Urban Study, October
1976. This report is a basic
inventory, examining separately
the various physical, social,
biological components which are
encompassed in the 208 study area.
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13.3 "Inventory of Existing Informa-
tion and Sources," Erie and
Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board, October 1978,
254 pages.
13.4 "Environmental Inventory," Erie
and Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board, October 1978,
208 pages.
13.5 "Inventory of Area's Present
Wastewater Systems," Northwestern
Indiana Regional Planning Commis-
sion, November 1976.
13.6 "Water Supply and Conveyance
Facilities Inventory," Southern
Tier Regional Planning and
Development Commission, October
1976, 106 pages. Provides
detailed information on water
supply and conveyance facilities
in the 208 area.
13.7 "Inventory of Existing Wastewater
Management Agencies," Maricopa
Association of Governments, Fer-
guson, Morris and Simpson/Stevens,
Thompson, and Runyan for the Corps
of Engineers, Phoenix Urban Study,
February 1977. This report
describes the existing wastewater
management agencies, their legal
authorities, financial capabil-
ities, wastewater management
activities and plans, and inter-
nal organization. Laws (Federal,
State, County, minicipal) and
statutes affecting management
agencies are also included.
13.8 "Inventory and Data Collectum,"
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional
Council of Governments, September
1975.
13.9 "Inventory and Analysis of Avail-
able Point Source Information,"
Southeastern Council of Govern-
ments, February 1977, 108 pages,
$5.00.
13.10 "Inventory of Available Point
Source Information," Southeastern
Council of Governments, May 1977,
63 pages, $3.00.
13.11 "Inventory of Conditions Affecting
Nonpoint Source Pollution," Char-
iton Valley Regional Services
Agency.
13.12 "Inventory of Methods and Nonpoint
Conditions in the Chariton Valley,"
Chariton Valley Regional Services
Agency.
13.13 "Inventory and Performance -
Existing Wastewater Treatment
Systems Areawide - Appendix 2,"
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, John Carollo Engineers,
March 1978. This report includes
an inventory and performance record
of the following wastewater treat-
ment plants: Avondale WWTP, Chandler
WWTP, Gilbert WWTP, Mesa WWTP,
Litchfield Park WWTP, Luke Air
Force Base WWTP, and Tolleson WWTP.
Included is an inventory of the
following existing westside sew-
erage systems: Avon/Goodyear,
Glendale, Litchfield Park, Peoria,
Phoenix/Glendale, Sun City,
Tolleson, and Youngtown.
13.14 "Stream Reach Inventory," Blue
Ribbons of the Big Sky Country
Areawide Planning Organization.
13.15 "Six-County Nonpoint Source
Inventory," Baltimore Regional
Planning Council.
13.16 "Environmental Inventory," East
Central Michigan Planning and
Development Region, November
1976, 107 pages.
13.17 "WQ Inventory and Environmental
WQ Relationships," East Central
Michigan Planning and Development
Region, February 1977, 310 pages.
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13.18 "Inventory and Analysis of Non- 13.27
Structural Approaches to Waste
Treatment Management," East
Central Florida Regional Plan-
ning Council.
13.19 "Baseline Inventory of Critical
Natural Areas," Coastal Sussex
Water Quality Program, July 13.28
1977.
13.20 "Inventory of Existing Water
Quality Management and Fiscal
Programs," Coastal Sussex Water
Quality Program, July 1977.
13.21 "Windham Wetlands Reports, An
Inventory and Evaluation,"
Southern Rockingham Regional
Planning District Commission,
May 1976, 155 pages.
13.22 "Organizational Inventory,"
Technical Report - Volume II,
Metroplan, June 1977, 125 pages.
13.23 "Inventory and Performance - 91st
Avenue WWTP and 23rd Avenue WWTP
- Appendix I," Maricopa Associa-
tion of Governments, John Carol!o
Engineers, March 1978. In this
first draft, Appendix I, each
existing wastewater treatment
system is reported in separate
parts.
13.24 "Inventory Report," Eastgate
Development and Transportation
Agency, July 1975.
13.25 "Inventory of Municipal Treatment
Facilities," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
July 1977, 54 pages. A summar-
ization of available information
on the municipal wastewater
facilities in the FT-VDD "208"
study area.
13.26 "Inventory and Mapping of Detailed 13.36
Land Use of New Castle County,
Del.," New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Management Planning
Agency, July 1975.
13.29
13.30
13.31
13.32
13.33
13.34
13.35
"Environmental and Land Use
Inventory," Southern Tier Regional
Planning and Development Commission,
November 1976, 304 pages. Presents
detailed information on existing
land use and environmental char-
acteristics of the 208 area.
"Task 103 - Base Studies - Subtask
(C) - Environmental Inventory,"
Southeast Arkansas Regional Plan-
ning Commission. To provide a base
environmental inventory of Jefferson
County to be used during the eval-
uation and assessment of proposed
208 plans.
"208 Project Inventory of Existing
Resources," Triangle J Council of
Governments, March 1976, 1100 pages.
"Water Quality Inventory York
County," Region I (New England),
June 1976.
"Inventory of Nonpoint Pollution
Sources," Region I (New England),
May 1976.
"Inventory of Suspected Nonpoint
and Urban Runoff Pollution Sources,"
Region I (New England), March 18,
1976.
"Inventory of Local Regulatory
Controls Pertinent to Water
Quality," Region I (New England),
December 18, 1975.
"Point Source Inventory," South
Carolina Department of Health and
Environmental Control, December 21,
1978.
"Natural Features Inventory," Pima
Association of Governments, Task
4303, Pima County Planning and
Zoning Department, May 1977.
"Cultural Inventory Baseline
Report," Pima Association of Govern-
ments, Task 4302, City of Tucson
Planning Department, Pima County
Planning and Zoning Department,
June 1977.
129
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13.37 "Water Quality Management 1978
Vol. 11," Alaska Department of
Environmental Conservation. A
preliminary inventory of point
and nonpoint sources of pollu-
tion showing location and types.
13.38 "208 Inventory Water Quality
Management Planning Working Paper,
Legal and Institutional Inventory
and Analysis for Control of Soil
Erosion and Sedimentation,"
Chapter 7, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection, November 1978.
13.39 "Inventory of Existing Dischargers
Northeast 208 Study Area, Task
4.1," Chapter 5, State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, January 1978.
13.40 "Inventory and Project Water
Resources and Utilization," West
Michigan Regional Planning
Commission.
13.41 "Inventory of Environmental Data
Sources," Northwest Colorado
Council of Governments.
13.42 "An Inventory of Surface Water
Quality in Eagle, Grand, Jackson,
Pitkin, Routt and Summit Counties,
Colorado," Northwest Colorado
Council of Governments.
13.43 "Inventory and Evaluation of
Nonpoint and Intermittent Point
Source Controls," Miami Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
13.44 "Inventory and Evaluation of Point
Source Structural and Nonstruc-
tural Controls," Miami Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
13.45 "1978 Kansas Water Quality
Inventory Report," Kansas Depart-
ment of Health and Environment
13.46 "Inventory of Sludge Disposal
Facilities and Forecast of Sludge
Volumes," Northwestern Indiana
Regional Planning Commission,
October 1976.
13.47 "Inventory of Existing Wastewater
Regulations and Fiscal Controls,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission.
13.48 "Phase I Interim Report - Inven-
tories and Forecasts/Projections,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission.
13.49 "Inventory of Agricultural Waste
Sources and Other Existing Nonpoint
Sources of Pollution," Northwestern
Indiana Regional Planning Commis-
sion, March 1977.
13.50 "Environmental Inventory," Erie
and Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board, December 1977,
208 pages.
13.51 "Inventory of Existing Information
and Sources," Erie and Niagara
Counties Regional Planning Board,
December 1977, 254 pages.
13.52 "Water Quality Data Inventory,
Bibliographies and Tables," Central
Massachusetts Regional Planning
Commission, January 1976.
13.53 "Aquatic Life and Water Uses in the
Washington Metropolitan Area,"
Washington Council of Governments,
May 1978. An inventory of the
aquatic life and the human water
uses in the region.
13.54 "An Inventory of Sludge Handling in
the Washington Area," Washington
Council of Governments, May 1977.
A description of the existing sludge
handling capability in the region
and plans for future operations.
13.55 "Inventory of Nonpoint and Inter-
mittent Point Sources," State of
New Jersey'Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
121
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13.56 "Inventory of Existing Dis-
charges," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection.
13.57 "Vol. I. Environmental Inventory,"
Southwestern Illinois Planning
Commission. Describes the physi-
cal, hydrologic, developmental,
socio-economic, cultural and
ecological characteristics of
the area.
13.58 "Organizational Inventory," Metro
plan, 1978.
13.59 "Inventory of Existing Federal,
State and Local Legislation Deal-
ing with Waste Treatment Manage-
ment," Rhode Island Statewide
Planning Program.
13.60 "Summary of the Rhode Island
Environmental Inventory," Rhode
Island Statewide Planning Program.
13.61 "Inventory and Analysis of State,
Local and Regional Growth Policies,"
Rhode Island Statewide Planning
Program.
13.62 "Inventory Report on Marinas,"
Rhode Island Statewide Planning
Program.
13.63 "Inventory Report on Urban Runoff,"
Rhode Island Statewide Planning
Program.
13.64 "Inventory Report of Subsurface
Waste Disposal Systems,"-Rhode
Island Statewide Planning Program.
13.65 "Inventory Report of Municipal
Wastewater Treatment Facilities,"
Rhode Island Statewide Planning
Program.
13.66 "Technical Memorandum - Inventory
of Point Sources of Pollution,"
Rhode Island Statewide Planning
Program.
13.67 "Industrial Waste Inventory,"
Rhode Island Statewide Planning
Program.
13.68 "Inventory of Financial Capabil-
ities," Rhode Island Statewide
Planning Program.
13.69 "Report on Inventory of Existing
Municipal Facilities," Mid-America
Regional Council.
13.70 "Report on Inventory of Existing
Industrial Treatment Facilities,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
13.71 "Report on Inventory of Present
Water Quality," Mid-America
Regional Council.
13.72 "Nonpoint Source Discharge Inven-
tory," Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, 208 Consultant Report,
Dumeger, John M. (dba Hydro Engin-
eers), December 1976.
13.73 "Biological Inventory of Pueblo
County Waterways," Pueblo Regional
Planning Commission, 208 Consul-
tant Report, Linam, Jay H.;
Osborn, Neal L.; and Seilheimer,
Jack A. (University of Southern
Colorado), December 1976.
13.74 "Interim Report - Biological
Inventory of Pueblo County Water-
ways," Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, 208 Consultant Report,
Linam, Jay H.; Osborn, Neal L.;
and Seilheimer, Jack A. (University
of Southern Colorado), July 15,
1976.
13.75 "Inventory of Potential and Existing
Water Quality Management and Planning
Agencies," Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, 208 Consultant Report,
Lyon, Collins and Company, Inc.,
December 1975.
122
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13.76 "Phase 1: Inventory and Strategy 13.85
Report on Environmental, Land
Use and Related Sections of
Section 208 Areawide Wastewater
Treatment Management Planning 13.86
Program," Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, 208 Consultant Report,
Rahenkamp, Sachs, Wells and
Associates, February 1976. 13.87
13.77 "Point Source Inventory: Domestic
Wastewater Point Source Inventory;
Industrial Wastewater Point Source
Inventory, City of Pueblo Storm- 13.88
water and Combined Sewer Discharge
on the Arkansas River and Fountain
Creek," Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, Sellards and Griggs,
Inc., 208 Consultant Report, 13.89
January 1975.
13.78 "Inventory and Evaluation Surface
and Subsurface Disposal Alterna-
tives," Region I (New England). 13.90
13.79 "Inventory Existing and 5-Year
Projected Industrial Discharges,"
Region I (New England).
13.91
13.92
13.80 "Boston Harbor Mystic and Neponset
Basins Inventory and Evaluation
of Public Wastewater," Region I
(New England), June 17, 1977.
13.81 "Inventory and Analysis State,
Local and Regional Growth Policies,"
Region I (New England), July 1977.
13.82 "Inventory of Existing Federal, 13.93
State and Local Legislation on
Wastewater Treatment Mana,"
Region I (New England), June 1977.
13.83 "Inventory of Municipal Wastewater
Treatment Facilities," Region I 13.94
(New England), June 1977.
13.84 "Inventory of Subsurfaces Waste
Disposal Systems," Region I (New
England), July 1977.
"Complete Organization Inventory,"
Area Planning Board of Palm Beach
County, No. 105.
"Pollution Source Inventory,"
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, 208 II, June 17, 1976.
"Nonpoint Pollution Source Inventory
and Problem Identification," Asso-
ciation of Central Oklahoma
Governments, 421 I, March 19, 1976.
"Nonpoint Pollution Source Inventory
and Problem Identification," Asso-
ciation of Central Oklahoma
Governments, 401 II, June 23, 1977.
"Base Data Inventory," Chattanooga
Area Regional Council of Govern-
ments, Activity 101, November 1976,
19 pages.
"Inventory of Existing Point
Sources," Chattanooga Area Regional
Council of Governments, January
1977, 50 pages.
"Inventory Solid Waste Disposal
Sites," Chattanooga Area Regional
Council of Governments, December
1976, 43 pages.
"Inventory of Point Sources Discharges
Report," Middlesex County Planning
Board, Middlesex County Planning
Board Joint Venture, October 1976.
"Inventory of Point Source Dis-
charges Summary," Middlesex County
Planning Board, Middlesex County
Planning Board Joint Venture, October
1976.
"Inventory of Non-Domestic Dis-
chargers to the Wastewater Collection
Systems in New Castle County, Del-
aware," New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Management Agency,
December 1975.
123
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13.95 "Task 3.1 Inventory and Evaluate
Subsurface Disposal Options,"
Cape Cod Planning and Economic
Development Commission, 1976.
13.96 "Task 4.1 Inventory Existing and
5-Year Projected Industrial Dis-
charges," Cape Cod Planning and
Economic Development Commission,
1976.
13.97 "Inventory; Criminal Justice
Agencies and Related Community
Programs and Services," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, May
1970.
13.98 "Natural Baseline Inventory
(208/433)," Central Arizona
Association of Governments.
13.99 "Cultural Inventory (208/432),"
Central Arizona Association of
Governments.
13.100 "Inventory of Existing Point
Discharges," Weber River Water
Quality Planning Council.
13.101 "Inventory of Existing Nonpoint
Discharges," Weber River Water
Quality Planning Council.
13.102 "Inventory of Sub-Surface Waters,"
Weber River Water Quality Planning
Council.
13.103 "Existing Facilities Inventory,"
Weber River Water Quality Planning
Council.
13.104 "1972 Land Cover/Use Inventory of
Clinton, Eaton and Ingham Counties,
. Michigan," Tri-County Regional
Planning Commission, April 1976.
13.105 "Pennsylvania County Government:
An Inventory of Regulatory and
Planning Programs and Their Stat-
utory Basis in the COWAMP/208
Study Area," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
October 1976.
13.106 "Inventory of Municipal, Non-
Municipal and Institutional Point
Sources," (WP 4.01-1), Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
July 1976.
13.107 "Nonpoint Source/Intermittent
Point Source (NPS/IPS) Inventory
Methodology," (WP 5.01-1), Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission.
13.108 "Inventory and Status Report on
Current Municipal Facilities Plan-
ning," (WP-4.07-1), Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
September 1976.
13.109 "Task 103 - Base Studies Subtask (c) -
Environmental Inventory," Southeast
Arkansas Regional Planning Commis-
sion. To provide a base environmental
inventory of Jefferson County to be
used during the evaluation and
assessment of proposed 208 plans.
13.110 "Inventory of Water Resource Man-
agement Related Institutions,"
Toledo Metropolitan Area Council
of Governments, September 1975.
13.111 "Inventories and Projections Appen-
dix A: Inventory Point Source
Pollutant Discharges," Central
Midlands Regional Planning
Commission.
13.112 "Management Inventory and Con-
straints," Central Midlands
Regional Planning Commission.
13.113 "General Structure of Planning and
Regulatory Inventories," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers.
13.114 "Non-Point Source Inventory,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
November 1977.
13.115 "The Management Setting, Inventory
and Constraints," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, Nelson,
Haley, Patterson and Quirk, Inc.,
December 1974.
124
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13.116 "AMBAG Technical Report: Inventory
of Government Agencies Affecting
Water Quality in Monterey and
Santa Cruz Counties," Association
of Monterey Bay Area Governments,
1977.
13.117 "Environmental Inventory and Data
Base," Region 2 Planning Commis-
sion, June 1976, May 1978 as
rev i sed.
13.118 "Summary of the Inventory of
Agencies Affecting or Related to
Water Quality," Region 2 Planning
Commission, Public Administration
Service; reprinted May 1978 as
amended.
13.119 "Water Quality Inventory," Region 2
Planning Commission, Chester Engin-
eers, October 1976, first revision,
January 1977, second revision, and
supplements added May 1978.
13.120 "Point Source Inventories and
Projections," Tallahassee-Leon
County Planning Department,
Chapter 7.
13.121 "Phase I Report: Inventory," Michigan
Area Council of Governments, 1977.
13.122 "Appendix E: Environmental Resource
Inventory, Phase II and III Report,"
Michigan Area Council of Govern-
ments, 1978.
13.123 "General Inventory of Mineral
Resources," Michigan Area Council
of Governments, 1976.
13.124 "Inventory of Water Pollution
Control Facilities - Volume 1 Cities
and Counties," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
Georgia Water Quality Control Board,
March 1971.
13.125 "Georgia Conservation Needs Inven-
tory," Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission, U.S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, April 1970.
13.126 "King George Tidal Marsh Inven-
tory," Rappahannock Area Develop-
ment Commission, 1975.
13.127 "Environmental Inventory," Assoc-
iation of Central Oklahoma
Governments.
13.128 "Inventory of Nonpoint Pollution
with an Estimate of Future Dis-
charges for Bannock and Caribou
Counties in Idaho," Southeast
Idaho Council of Governments,
#108/109.
13.129 "Inventory of Non-Domestic Dis-
chargers to the Wastewater
Collection Systems in New Castle
County," New Castle County Area-
wide Waste Treatment Management
Planning Agency, December 1975.
13.130 "Inventory and Project Nonpoint
Sources," (work element 40 and 43),
West Michigan Regional Planning
Commission.
13.131 "Inventory and Project Point
Sources," (work element 33 thru
38), West Michigan Regional
Planning Commission.
13.132 "Water Quality Inventory - Executive
Summary," Sixth District Council of
Governments, U.S. EPA Reg. Ill,
1975.
13.133 "Preliminary Outline of Storm
Water Sampling Program," Association
of Bay Area Governments, Surface
Runoff Management Plan - Tech
Memo, July 1976, $1.00.
13.134 "Illinois EPA WQ Sampling Status
in Northeastern Illinois," North-
eastern Illinois Planning Commission,
November 1976.
13.135 "Monitoring and Sampling of Non-
point Sources, and Development of
WQ Surveillance Plan," Southeastern
Council of Governments, November
1977, 32 pages, $1.00.
125
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13.136 "Water Quality Sampling,"
Snohonrish County Planning Depart-
ment, November 1977, 171 pages.
13.137 "WQ Sampling and Analysis in the
208 Program," Northeastern Illinois
Planning Commission, January 1977.
13.138 "Wastewater Facilities Inventory,"
East Central Michigan Planning and
Development Region, March 1977,
206 pages.
13.139 "Water Quality Sampling Report,"
Baltimore Regional Planning
Council.
13.140 "Sampling Data," East Central
Florida Regional Planning Council.
13.141 "Report on Water Samples Collected
Adjacent to Campgrounds in Coastal
Sussex County," Coastal Sussex
Water Quality Program, December
1976.
13.142 "Water Quality Sampling: Lake
Winnipesaukee, Waukewan, Winona,
Kanasatka and Their Tributaries,"
Lakes Region Planning Commission,
March 1976.
13.143 "Water Quality Sampling: Identifi-
cation of Problem Areas and Sources
of Pollution," Lakes Region Planning
Commission, November 1976.
13.144 "Water Quality Monitoring Program,"
Greater Portland Council of Govern-
ments, January 1978. Topics include
sampling.
13.145 "Phase I of a Water Quality Sampling
Program in the Mountainland Associa-
tion of Governments Area Under
Section 208 Areawide Water Quality
Planning," Mountainland Association
of Governments, September 1975.
13.146 "Preliminary Sampling Program
Results," South Alabama Regional
Planning Commission, January 1977.
13.147 "Description of Sampling Stations,
Field Brochures and Analytical
Programs for Urban Stormwater and
Landfill Sites," South Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1976.
13.148 "Storm Sampling Briefing," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Commission,
June 1976.
13.149 "Minimum Elements of Lake Sampling
Program," Berkshire County Regional
Planning Commission, March 1976.
13.150 "Preliminary Riverine Sampling
Program," Berkshire County Regional
Planning Commission, March 1976.
13.151 "Guidelines for Flow Proportioned
Composite Sampling," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Commission,
May 1976.
13.152 "Intensive Water Quality Sampling
Programs in NC Texas," North
Central Texas Council of Govern-
ments, March 1977.
13.153 "Site Specific Sampling Program -
Ground Water," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection, Chapter 3.
13.154 "Surface Water Sampling Program for
Monmouth County 208 Study," State
of New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection, Chapter 3.
13.155 "Monmouth County 208 Surface Water
Sampling Data - Rounds 1 and 2,"
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection, Chapter 3.
13.156 "Sampling Program for the Northeast
New Jersey Area, Ground Water,"
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection, Working
Paper No. NE 006 Task 6.2, June
1977.
13.157 "Table - Surface Water Toxic Sampling
Raw Data," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Protection.
126
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13.158 "Table - Toxic Sampling, A Summary
of Surface Water Toxic Sampling
Raw Data of River Segment," State
of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection, Chapter
3.
13.159 "Summary of County Water Quality
Sampling Program," Association of
Bay Area Governments, November
1976, $2.00.
13.160 "County Water Quality Sampling
Programs Modification and Comments,"
Surface Runoff Management Plan -
tech. memo., Association of Bay
Area Governments, January 1977,
$1.00.
13.161 "Stream Investigation and Water
Quality Sample Collection Plan
for the Stream Survey Phase of
the Land-of-Sky 208 Program,"
Land of Sky Regional Council,
Cummings Engineers, Inc., July
1977, 18 pages.
13.162 "Monurban Storm Water Data on the
New Agricultural Sampling Site,"
South Alabama Regional Planning
Commission, July 1977.
13.163 "Element 19: Task Memo h - Water
Quality Sampling (Nonpoint and
Environmental)," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee, May 1977.
To augment the nonpoint and
environmental water quality data
base, additional samples were
analyzed. This memo describes the
new data. Sample locations, meth-
odology of collection, conditions,
and an interpretation of results
is included.
13.164 "Sampling Program, Weber County,"
Weber River Water Quality Planning
Council.
13.165 "Sampling Program, Davis County,"
Weber River Water Quality Planning
Council.
13.166 "Sampling Program for the New
Jersey 208 Study," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
WP 3.04-1.
13.167 "Results of Peak Use Sampling
Dissolve Oxygen and Temperature
Profiles Summer," Region I (New
England).
13.168 "Water Quality Monitoring and
Surveillance Program," Salt Lake
Council of Governments, WQ 3,
April 1970, 35 pages.
13.169 "Specifications of Water Quality
Sampling and Monitoring Program,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission.
13.170 "Water Quality Sampling Program
Data Within the Uintah Basin 208
Planning Area," Uintah Basin
Association of Governments, (#2).
13.171 "Routine Monitoring Sampling
Locations Showing Violations of
State and Utah Class "C" Stand-
ards," Five County Association of
Governments.
13.172 "Sampling Data," West Central
Indiana Economic Development
District, Inc.
13.173 "Design for an Intensive Water
Quality Sampling Program," (Interim
Output), South Carolina Department
of Health and Environmental Control,
June 21, 1978.
13.174 "Water Quality Sampling Data for
Wet and Dry Seasons," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning
Commission.
13.175 "Surface Water Field Sampling Pro-
§ram Site Selection Procedures for
mall Drainage Basins, Site Specific
Source Locations and Diurnal Dis-
solved Oxygen Station," (WP-3.04-2),
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
127
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13.176 "Water Quality Sampling and Test-
ing Network - Analytical Report
from Contract 75-C-01," Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission, 208
Consultant Report, September 1976.
13.177 "Surface Water Quality Summer and
Winter Samplings," Region I (New
England), March 31, 1976.
13.178 "Selection of Stream Reaches to be
Sampled," (WP-3.04-4), Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission.
13.179 "WQ Sampling and Analysis," Central
Midlands Regional Planning Commis-
sion.
13.180 "Interim Report on Summer Sampling
Program," South Carolina Appalach-
ian Council of Governments,
October 1976.
13.181 "Survey of Water Quality Manage-
ment Agencies Relevant to Coastal
Sussex County, Delaware," Coastal
Sussex Water Quality Program,
November 1977.
13.182 "Survey of Capabilities of Public
Water Related Agencies in South-
west Florida," Southwest Florida
Regional Planning Council, 200
pages, $12.78.
13.183 "Biological Survey of the Des
Plains River," Northeastern
Illinois Planning Commission,
September 1976.
13.184 "Water Quality Survey," Baltimore
Regional Planning Council.
13.185 "Water Quality Survey of the Old
Colony 208 Planning Region, Non-
Point Sources (data only)," Old
Colony Planning Council, 1976.
Lists the water quality character-
istics of various locations sampled
within the 208 Planning Region.
13.186 "Visibility of Water Quality
Problems, A Survey of Warning
Signs in the Bay Area," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments,
November 1977.
13.187 "Survey of Water Quality Programs
in Southwest Florida," Southwest
Florida Regional Planning Commission,
Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan,
Inc., October 1977, $20.30 per copy.
13.188 "Questionnaire Survey," (WP 3.01-2),
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, September 1976.
13.189 "Oxnard Plain Active Well Survey,"
Ventura Regional County Sanitation
District.
13.190 "Its Your Turn," Arkansas Department
of Pollution Control and Ecology,
(Survey).
13.191 "Fish Shocking Survey," Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission,
Foreman, Joe R., et al., Unpub-
lished Report, Pueblo Regional
Planning Commission, U.S. EPA
and Hydro Engineers, October 1975.
13.192 "Locations of Intensive Surveys
Sampled in Beaver, Iron, Kane and
Washington Counties," Five County
Association of Governments,
August 8, 1975 - August 20, 1976.
13.193 "Black Hills Valves Survey," Sixth
District County of Governments,
Quayle, Plesser and Co., 1974.
13.194 "Phase I Water Quality Survey,"
Toledo Metropolitan Area Council
of Governments, January 1976.
13.195 "Phase II Water Quality Survey,"
Toledo Metropolitan Area Council
of Governments, June 1976.
13.196 "Where the Water Isn't Clean Any-
more-A Survey of Water Quality in
the Tennessee Valley," Chattanooga
Area Regional Council of Govern-
ments, November 1978, 24 pages.
128
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13.197 "Environmental Assessment of Point
and Nonpoint Source Pollution
Control Strategies," Central Texas
Council of Governments, Tasks 2.13
and 2.21, October 1977, 190 pages.
13.198 "Environmental Impact Assessment,"
Snohomish County Planning Depart-
ment, November 1977, 117 pages.
13.199 "Environmental Assessment," Greater
Egypt Regional Planning and
Development Commission, April 1978.
Topics include: strategy of the
natural plan; construction needs.
13.200 "Assessment of Hydrological and
Ambient Quality of Region's Major
Streams," Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana
Regional Council of Governments,
October 1975.
13.201 "Assessment of Current WQ Condi-
tions," East Central Michigan
Planning and Development Region,
July 1976, 560 pages.
13.202 "NE Michigan Water Quality Assess-
ment," Northeast Michigan Council
of Governments, December 1977.
Assessment of water resources and
related problems in NE Michigan,
inventory and recommendations
of needs of the water, wastewater
and stormwater systems for all
major communities in the area.
13.203 "Environmental Assessment," Region
VI Planning and Development
Commission.
13.204 "Water Quality Assessment,"
Northern Arizona Council of
Governments, 1978.
13.205 "Environmental Assessment Pro-
cedures," Association of Bay Area
Governments, June 1975.
13.206 "Environmental Resources Study for
Teller and El Paso Counties,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of Govern-
ments, Colorado Resource Planning
Association, Inc.
13.207 "Environmental Resources Study
for Teller and El Paso Counties,
Colorado Part A: Perspective,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of Govern-
ments, Resource Planning Associates,
Inc., 1974.
13.208 "Environmental Resources Study for
Teller and El Paso Counties, Colorado,
Part f Visual Resources," Pikes Peak
Area Council of Governments, Resource
Planning Associates, Inc., 1974.
13.209 "Environmental Resources Study for
Teller and El Paso Counties, Colorado
Part H: Environmental Hazards, Con-
straints, and Limitations," Pikes
Peak Area Council of Governments,
Resource Planning Associates, Inc.,
1974.
13.210 "Water Quality Assessment for
Criple Creek and Wilson Creek -
(March 1975) Working Paper 19,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of Govern-
ments, Nelson, Haley, Patterson and
Quirk, Inc.
13.211 "Executive Summary and Environmental
Assessment," West Central Indiana
Economic Development District, Inc.
13.212 "Virginia Critical Environmental
Areas, An Update," Rappahannock
Area Planning Commission, August
1973.
13.213 "Volume Five: Environmental Assess-
ment," Kentuckiana Regional Planning
and Development Agency, Section VII:
Environmental Impact Assessment.
13.214 "Final Environmental Impact
Assessment for the South Stafford
Regional Interceptor System,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, January 1974.
13.215 "Environmental Settings Report,"
Genessee-Lapeer-Shiawassee
Region V Planning and Development
Commission, Chase Mogdis, Inc.,
April 1978.
129
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13.216 "Environmental Assessment,"
Shiowassee-Genesee-Lapeer Region
V Planning and Development
Commission, GLS Staff and
Chase-Mogdis, Inc., and Environ-
mental Research Group, Inc., May
1978.
13.217 "Environmental Assessment," Erie
and Niagara Regional Planning
Board, January 1979, 352 pages.
13.218 "Environmental Assessment," Metro
Plan, prepared by U.S. Corps of
Engineers, Little Rock District,
1979.
13.219 "Environmental Assessment,"
Greater Egypt Regional and
Developmental Commission,
Appendix F, November 1978,
224 pages.
13.220 "Vol. 2: The Environmental Report,"
Regional Intergovernmental Report.
13.221 "Environmental Characteristics,"
Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional
Planning Commission.
13.222 "Assessment of the Aquatic Environ-
ment of Kansas," Kansas Department
of Health and Environment.
13.223 "Critical Environmental Areas,"
Rappahannock Area Planning Commis-
sion, December 1972.
13.224 "Environmental Assessment," Erie
and Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board, December-1977,
330 pages.
13.225 "Environmental Impact Assessment
Process," New Castle County Area-
wide Waste Treatment Management
Planning Agency, July 1975.
13.226 "Environmental Impact Statement,"
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection, Section E,
Chapter 11.
13.227 "Environmental Assessment,"
Region 2 Planning Commission,
Chester Engineers, and Water
Resources Engineers, February
1978, June 1978 as amended.
13.228 "Benefit Assessment of Water
Pollution Control in Kansas '208',"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
13.229 "Water Quality Assessment of 208
Study Area," Tallahassee-Leon
County Planning Department,
Chapter 6.
13.230 "Water Quality Problem Assessment,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, (WP-5.02-4), July 1977.
13.231 "Analysis of Existing Problems
Associated with Individual On-Site
Waste Disposal in the Washington
Metropolitan Area," Washington
Council of Governments, Montgomery
County, Maryland Office of Community
Development, November 1977. An
inventory of on-lot disposal systems
and an identification of operational
problems associated with their use.
13.232 "Identification of Existing Water
Quality Problem Areas," Coastal
Bend Council of Governments, January
1977, 55 pages.
13.233 "Areas, Places and Boundaries," West
Michigan Shoreline Regional Develop-
ment Commission, September 1977,
52 pages.
13.234 "Selected Illinois EPA WQ Data,"
Northeastern Illinois Planning
Commission, March 1977.
13.235 "The WQ of Bear Creek and the Middle
Rogue River Basin," Rogue Valley
Council of Governments, September
1976, 125 pages. Topics include:
water quality assessment and
monitoring.
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13.236 "1976 VIQ Data of Bear Creek Basin,
Medford, Oregon," Rogue Valley
Council of Governments, January
1977, 180 pages.
13.237 "Residual Wastes Working Paper,"
Brevard County Planning and Zoning
Department, February 1978, 51
pages. Topics include: data
inventory and water quality impact.
13.238 "Brevard County Data Report,"
Brevard County Planning and Zoning
Department, January 1978, 143 pages.
13.239 "Interim Report on Regional Water
Quality," Southwest Florida
Regional Planning Council, Decem-
ber 1976, 90 pages, $6.00. Topics
include results of wet season water
quality sampling.
13.240 "Water Resources Report," Genessee-
Lapeer-Shiawassee Region V Planning
and Development Commission, March
1978. Topics include an inventory
of public water systems.
13.241 "Environmental Settings Report,"
Genessee-Lapeer-Shiawassee Region
V Planning and Development Commis-
sion, April 1978. Topics include
inventory of basic environmental,
physiographic, and socio-economic
aspects of Region 5.
13.242 "The Present and Future Demands
for Water in Coastal Sussex County,
Delaware," Coastal Sussex Water
Quality Program, April 1977,
inventory.
13.243 "Detailed Plan for Water Quality
Sampling," Lakes Region Planning
Commission, February 1976.
13.244 "Results of Water Quality Analysis
including Statistical Evaluation,"
Lakes Region Planning Commission,
February 1976.
13.245 "Current Situation - First Draft,"
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, John Carollo Engineers,
March 1978. This first draft,
Current Situation, records relevant
assessments of the current situa-
tion in the metropolitan area. The
principal elements addressed are
inventory of existing wastewater
treatment plants, infiltration/
inflow analysis, planning area
description, existing wastewater
management, cost recovery, existing
contractual arrangements, and
demographic and land use data.
13.246 "Environmentally Sensitive Areas:
Status of Protection Efforts in the
Washington Metropolitan Area,"
Washington Council of Governments,
December 1977. An examination of
the current status of tools for the
identification and evaluation of
environmentally sensitive areas in
metropolitan Washington.
13.247 "Northeast New Jersey Water Quality
Management Study," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection.
13.248 "Northeast New Jersey Water Quality
Management Study - Urban Area,"
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection, Inventory
and Sampling.
13.249 "Northeast New Jersey Water Quality
Management Study - Appendices," State
of New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
13.250 "Bozeman Creek Urban Pollution Study,"
Blue Ribbons of the Big Sky Country.
13.251 "Northeast New Jersey Water Quality
Management Study - Freshwater Area,"
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection.
13.252 "Tamoka River Basin Study," Volusia
County Council of Governments, Tech-
nical Report.
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13.253 "Existing Water Supply Overview,"
Pima Association of Government,
Draft, Task 6310, Army Corps of
Engineers, June 1977.
13.254 "Identification and Analysis of
Residual Disposal Systems, Over-
view Report," Pima Association of
Governments, Task 5317, L.G. Wilson
and P.G. Sebenick, University of
Arizona, July 1977.
13.255 "Water Quality Analysis for the
Pequannock River Segment of the
Passaic Basin," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, Chapter 3.
13.256 "Water Quality Analysis for the
Pompton River Segment of the
Passaic Basin," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, Chapter 3.
13.257 "Water Quality Analysis for the
Ramapo River Segment of the
Passaic Basin," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, Chapter 3.
13.258 "Water Quality Analysis for the
Rockaway River Segment of the
Passaic Basin," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, Chapter 3.
13.259 "Water Quality Analysis for the
Upper Passaic River Segment of the
Passaic Basin," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, Chapter 3.
13.260 "Water Quality Analysis for the
Whippany River Segment of the
Passaic Basin," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, Chapter 3.
13.261 "Water Quality Analysis for the
Wanaque River Segment of the
Passaic Basin," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, Unpublished, Chapter 3.
13.262 "Water Quality Analysis for the
Ho-Ho-Kus Brook and Saddle River
System," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection, September 28, 1978,
Chapter 3.
13.263 "Procedures for Review and Update
of Base Maps," Association of Bay
Area Governments, Surface Runoff
Management Plan - Tech Memo,
August 1976, $1.00.
13.264 "Review of Analytical Data," Land
of Sky Regional Council, Moore,
Gardner and Associates, Inc., June
1978, 40 pages.
13.265 "Identification of Potential Water
Quality Impairing Activities," Land
of Sky Regional Council, Cummings
Engineers, Inc., May 1977, 36 pages.
13.266 "Three Lakes Study Area, Summary
Report and Map Directory," Northwest
Colorado Council of Governments.
13.267 "Collection System Characteristics,"
Montachusett Regional Planning
Commission, Energy and Environmental
Analysis, 1977, 50 pages.
13.268 "Test Municipalities: Criteria for
Selection," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Protection.
13.269 "Chemical Analysis and the Water
Quality Benchmark System," Flathead
208 Project Planning Organization,
February 1977.
13.270 "208 Questionnaire and Evaluation,"
Ventura Regional County Sanitation
District.
13.271 "Vol. 3: Management Analysis," South
Carolina Appalachian Council of
Governments, February 1977.
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13.272 "Hazardous Substance Report - A
Background Paper," Genesse-Lapeer-
Shiawassee Planning and Develop-
ment Commission, Chase-Mogdis, Inc.,
April 1978. Inventories the various
toxic wastes which are produced in
the region.
13.273 "Water Resources Report," Genessee-
Lapeer-Shiawassee Region V Planning
Development Commission, March 1978.
Inventories and summarizes public
water systems in Region V.
13.274 "Study and Interpretation of the
Chemical Characteristics of Natural
Water, U.S. Geological Survey
Water," Sixth District Council of
Governments, Supply Paper #1473,
1970.
13.275 "Black Hills Area Resources Study,"
Sixth District Council of Govern-
ments, U.S. Department of
Agriculture and U.S. Department
of Interior, 1967.
13.276 "Analysis and Inventory," Sixth
District Council of Governments,
Task 1, FY Bermingham, White,
Burke and Ipsen.
13.277 "A Survey of Roadside Seeding
Programs in Nebraska," Nebraska
Natural Resources Commission,
May 1977.
13.278 "Response Analysis Study," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments, July
1970.
13.279 "Four-County Bay Area CSP Statis-
tical Abstract," Association of
Bay Area Governments, May 1970.
13.280 "Examination of Existing Water
Quality Problems in Marin County,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, February 1977, $2.00.
13.281 "Examination of Existing Water
Quality Problems in Alameda County,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, February 1977, $2.00.
13.282 "Examination of Existing Water
Quality Problems in Sonoma County,"
Association of Bay Area Governments,
February 1977, $2.00.
13.283 "Examination of Existing Water Qual-
ity Problems in Napa County,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, February 1977, $2.00.
13.284 "Water Quality Study," Region 2
Planning Commission, Advisor News-
letter, February 1976.
13.285 "Soil Resource Analysis of El Paso
and Teller Counties," Pikes Peak
Area Council of Governments,
Colorado, Lain, November 1974.
13.286 "Existing Water Quality Data,"
Miami Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
13.287 "OMB Circular No. A-95," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments, 1976.
13.288 "Appendix 12 - Bibliography and
Source Reference Guide," Hampton
Roads Water Quality Agency.
13.289 "Iphim Evaluation," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Louis Berger and Associates,
Inc., April 1975.
13.290 "DOSAG-II," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, July 1977.
13.291 "Prioritization of Regional Problems,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
July 1977.
13.292 "CBE's Use of Feuds," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, January
1977.
13.293 "Areawide Clearinghouse Review
Procedural Manual," Indiana Heart-
land Coordinating Council. Topics
include A-95.
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13.294 "Academy Water and Sanitation
District Pre-Design Report," Pikes
Peak Area Council of Governments,
Nelson, Haley, Patterson and
Quirk, Inc., June 1976.
XIV. INSTITUTIONAL
14.1
14.2
14.3
14.4
14.5
"Air Impacts of Wastewater Treat-
ment in Metropolitan Washington,"
Washington Council of Governments,
March 1978. An analysis of the
impacts on the air quality of the
region of the options considered
in the 208 Areawide Water Quality
Management Plan.
"Alternative Institutional Plans,"
East Central Michigan Planning and
Development Region, October 1977,
165 pages.
"Alternative Institutional
Arrangements, Task 602," South-
east Arkansas Regional Planning
Commission. To develop alter-
nating management plans.to imple-
ment the technical alternatives.
Current and potential sources of
revenue to implement the water
quality management program will
be identified and described.
"Alternative Institutional Arrange-
ments for Water Quality Planning
and Management in Region II,"
Region 2 Planning Commission,
Public Administration Service,
September 1977, reprinted May 1978.
14.6
14.7
14.8
14.9
14.10
"Alternative Subarea Institutional
and Financial Plans," First Tenn-
essee-Virginia Development District, 14.11
May 1978, 43 pages. This report
discusses for each "201" facilities
planning area or combination of
subareas several management alter-
natives for implementing that
portion of the "208" plan which is 14.12
assigned to each subarea. The
management alternatives include
the institutional and financial
aspects of plan implementation.
"Analyze Environmental Constraints,"
West Mighican Regional Planning
Commission, Work Element 26.
"Analysis and Evaluation of Existing
Local Agreements Dealing With Water
Quality," Southeastern Regional
Planning and Economic Development
Commission, March 1976, 27 pages.
"Analysis of Municipal Wastewater
Collection Systems," Coastal Sussex
Water Quality Program, January 1977.
"Analysis of Existing Municipal
Wastewater Treatment Systems,"
Coastal Sussex Water Quality Pro-
gram, January 1977.
"Analysis of Existing Institutional
Arrangement," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission, (WP-
7.02-1), March 1977.
"Analysis of Existing Private and
Institutional Wastewater Collection
and Treatment Systems," Coastal
Sussex Water Quality Program,
January 1977.
"Analysis of Existing Water
Quality Management Institutions in
the Chattanooga "208" Region,"
Chattanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, March 1977, 82
pages.
14.13 "Assessment of Existing Wastewater
Management Systems," Maricopa
Association of Governments, Ferguson,
Morris and Simpson/Stevens, Thompson,
and Runyan for Corps of Engineers,
Phoenix Urban Study, February 1977.
This assessment report examines
Phoenix area government's involve-
ment in certain aspects of waste
treatment management including
planning, financial, regulation,
operation and maintenance, inter-
governmental, and applicability.
Also, included is a review of PL
92-500, Section 208 and its
applicability to the Phoenix
Study Area.
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14.14 "Assessment of Institutional and
Financial Arrangements for WQ
Management," Baltimore Regional
Planning Council.
14.15 "Background Information for
Selection of a Management System,"
Northeastern Illinois Planning
Commission, October 1976.
14.16 "Base Studies," Region VI Planning
and Development Commission.
14.17 "Burnt Bridge Creek Drainage
Management," Regional Planning
Council of Governments, June
1977.
14.18 "Continuing Monitoring Program
for Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Plan," West Alabama
Planning and Development Council,
June 1977.
14.19 "Criteria For Selection of Area-
wide Management Plan," First
Tennessee-Virginia Development
District, July 1977, 12 pages.
Identification of the technical
and institutional criteria and
procedure for the selection of
the final plan.
14.20 "Criteria for Evaluation Manage-
ment Arrangements," Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
Erling Helland Associates, EPA
Plan Element 15, January 1978.
This working paper describes guide-
lines for areawide wastewater
management agencies, application
of guidelines, and worksheets for
determination of major respon-
sibilities for 208 management
activities. Also included are
examples of criteria as developed
by other planning agencies.
Criteria for the INCOG area water
quality management system are
presented. Also presented are
various tables and matrices
reviewing existing agencies; their
powers and use thereof; and showing
interagency relationships. These
are presented as an appendix to M-l.
14.21 "Criteria and Rating Procedures
for Evaluating Alternative Insti-
tutional Fiscal Arrangements in
the Assignment of Water Quality
Management Functions," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Government Studies and
Systems, May 1977.
14.22 "Data Access-Supplement to Users
Manual," Nebraska Natural Resources
Commission, Nebraska Natural
Resources Information System,
January 1979.
14.23 "Decision Process Analysis," First
Tennessee-Virginia Development
District, October 1976, 30 pages.
Definition of the decision making
process and the framework of
coordination through which each
item requiring a decision will pass.
14.24 "Denver Metropolitan Region Environ-
mental Assessment," Denver Regional
Council of Governments, 1978.
14.25 "Description of Local Government
Programs," Baltimore Regional
Planning Council.
14.26 "Description of Water Quality
Management Issues for which Legal
and Institutional Analysis are
Being Performed," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, Chapter 7.
14.27 "Development of Legal, Institu-
tional and Fiscal Means to Implement
Technical Solutions for Nonpoint
Sources of Pollution," Land-of-Sky
Regional Council, Public Research
and Management, Inc., February
1978, 55 pages.
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14.28 "Draft of Phoenix Area Waste
Treatment Management System,"
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, Ferguson, Morris and
Simpson/Stevens, Thompson and
Runyan for U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers and Phoenix Urban
Study, December 1977. This
working paper outlines the MAG/
Subregional concept of wastewater
management. Included in this
paper is a description of MAG's
proposed duties and responsibil-
ities and those of subregional
operating groups, Environmental
Protection Agency, Arizona
Department of Health Services,
and the Maricopa County Health
Department.
14.29 "Draft Institutional Inventory,"
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
Phoenix Urban Study, June 1977.
This institutional data base is
intended to identify and describe
those institutions that have an
impact on water resource planning
and policies in the Phoenix Urban
area.
14.30 "Environmental Assessment:
Worcester Main Interceptor,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, May 1977.
14.31 "Environmental Assessment:
Improvement to Lake Avenue Pump
Station, Worcester, Mass.,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, May 1977.
14.32 "Environmental Impact Assessment,"
Southeast Texas Regional Planning
Commission, Work Package 7.
14.33 "Environmentally Sensitive Areas
Definitions," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection.
14.34 "Environmental Assessment: North
Lake Avenue Interceptor/Maplewood
Avenue Interceptor, Worcester,
Mass.," Central Massachusetts
Regional Planning Commission, May
1977.
14.35 "Environmental Conditions," West
Michigan Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Work Element 25.
14.36 "Evaluation Criteria for Alterna-
tive Institutional Arrangements
for Municipal and Industrial
Wastewater Residual Processing
and Disposal," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, draft,
March 1977.
14.37 "Evaluation of Existing Facilities
and Development of Future Operation
Strategy," Indian Nations Council
of Governments, EEC, EPA Plan
Elements 8, 9, 13, 14, and 15,
March 1978. Using operational
and/or design models for each
secondary treatment facility in
the planning area, the plants were
evaluated in regard to expected
effluent BOD for various quantities
of v,aste. Comparison of the
expected performance and currently
observed effluent data enabled
formulation of possible operational
and/or design changes which could
aid in attaining the required
effluent quality. The general
insufficiency of existing records
on plant performance fostered the
recommendation of a centralized
monitoring and surveillance program
to provide not only the data which
is required to be reported to the
regulatory agency but also informa-
tion to guide the day-to-day
operation of the treatment facility.
14.38 "Existing Water Quality Management
System," Southeast Council of
Governments, March 1977, 100 pages,
$5.00.
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14.39 "Existing Water Quality Manage-
ment and Planning Agencies,"
First Tennessee-Virginia
Development District, December
1976. This report defines
the nature and status of water
quality agencies in the study
area, including service areas,
legal authority, responsibility
and enforcement power of agencies
in the area.
14.40 "Existing Institutional System
for Water Quality Management,"
Association of Monterey Bay Area
Governments, Association of
Monterey Bay Area Governments
Policy Paper #5, 1977.
14.41 "Executive Briefing Paper,"
Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency, February 1977. Early
summary of the Water Quality
Management Plan program and how
it originated.
14.42 "Governments," Southwest Florida
Regional Planning Commission. A
Federal, State and local summary,
including cost of local govern-
ment operations in Florida.
14.43 "Human Needs Assessment Institute
for Urban Research and Planning,"
Sixth District Council of
Governments.
14.44 "Initial Areawide Institutional
and Financial Alternatives,"
First Tennessee-Virginia
Development District, April
1977, 18 pages. This report out-
lines a range of alternatives to
be considered as a basis for sub-
sequent decisions.
14.45 "An Institutional Framework for
Water Quality Management in
Northeastern Illinois," North-
eastern Illinois Planning
Commission, October 1977.
14.46 "Institutional Analysis,"
Snohomish County Planning Depart-
ment, November 1977, 329 pages.
14.47 "Institutional System Inventory,"
East Central Michigan Planning
and Development Region, April
1977, 171 pages.
14.48 "Supplement to "Institutional
Arrangements," Problems of Frag-
ementation, Working Paper 9," Pikes
Peak Area Council of Governments,
Nelson, Haley, Patterson and Quirk,
Inc.
14.49 "Institutional Arrangements for
Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment," Pikes Peak Area Council of
Governments, Nelson, Haley,
Patterson and Quirk, Inc., March
1975.
14.50 "Institutional System Inventory,"
Southern Tier Regional Planning
and Development Commission, April
1976, 134 pages. Provides detailed
information on the institutions and
organizations capable of impacting
the management and/or use of the
water resources within the 208 area.
14.51 "Institutional Management Planning
Programs," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, July 1976.
14.52 "Institutional Management Regulatory
Program," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, July 1976.
14.53 "Institutional Alternatives,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, (WP-7.03-2), May 1977.
14.54 "Institutional, Legal and Financial
Alternatives for Implementing an
Areawide Waste Treatment Management
Program for the Washoe County '208'
Study Area," Washoe Council of
Governments, October 1977.
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14.55 "Institutional, Financial and 14.64
Regulatory Aspects," Columbia
Regional Association of Govern-
ments, Technical Supplement.
14.56 "Institutional Studies," Hampton
Roads Water Quality Agency,
Appendix 10, Vols. A and B. 14.65
14.57 "Institutional Management
Arrangements," Chatam County
Savannah Metropolitan Planning
Commission, October 1978.
14.58 "Institutional Analysis and
Evaluation," Metroplan, 1978.
14.66
14.67
14.59 "Institutional Analysis and
Evaluation," Little Rock Metro-
politan Area Urban Study, Tech-
nical Report Volume III, June
1977, 185 pages. 14.68
14.60 "Institutional Analysis of
Existing Water Quality Management
Agencies in Region B," Land-of- 14.69
Sky Regional Council, Public
Research and Management, Inc.,
September 1977, 116 pages.
14.61 "Institutional Analysis of 14.70
Existing Water Quality Management
Agencies in Region B," Land-of-
Sky Regional Council, Public
Research and Management, Inc., 14.71
September 1977, 116 pages.
14.62 "Institutional Inventory for 208
Functions," Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments, April
1977, 87 pages, $5.00. ' 14.72
14.63 "Institutional and Financial
Recommendations for Control of
Pollutants from Nonpoint Sources
and Municipal and Industrial 14.73
Point Sources," Larimer-Weld
Regional Council of Governments,
January 1978, 149 pages, $10.00.
"Institutional and Financial
Recommendations for Control of
Pollutants From Irrigated Agri-
culture," Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments, November
1977, 99 pages.
"Institutional Framework: Changing
to Meet Present and Future Needs,"
Boston Metropolitan Area Planning
Council, June 1977.
"208 Institutional Planning,"
Lakes Region Planning Commission,
June 1977.
"Institutional System/Water
Quality," East Central Michigan
Planning and Development Region,
June 1977, 94 pages.
"Institutional Management Status
Report," Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County, #107.
"Institutional-Management and
Technical Areawide Plans and
Planning Process," Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County, #220.
"Institutional and Financial
Framework," Tri-County Regional
Planning Commission, March 1977.
"Institutional Alternatives for
Handling Wastewater Residuals,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Draft, Chester Betz
Engineers, May 1977.
"Institutions Related to Water
Quality Management," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission, (WP-
7.01-1), June 1976.
"Section 208 Institutional Framework,"
Miami Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
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14.74 "Element 9 - Interim Management/
Institutional Report," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Commission,
November 1976. Assesses the
problems and potentials of the
existing framework in the 208
region, and develops the mechan-
isms to guide EWGCC's research
and analysis of alternative man-
agement systems. Objectives and
criteria are developed for the
assessment of existing agencies
and management alternatives that
will be suggested in the future.
Local management agency profiles
and jurisdictional issues are
also addressed.
14.75 "An Interstate Approach to Waste-
water Treatment in the St. Louis
Metropolitan Area," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Council,
December 1977. This report
presents institutional and cost-
effective analysis of Bissell
Point, Lemay primary treatment
plants in the St. Louis Metropol-
itan Sewer District (MSD) and
the proposed Secondary Sauge
regional facility in Illinois.
14.76 "Inventory of Institutional
Functions: Regional Planning
Agencies," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
September 1976.
14.77 "Inventory of Institutional
Functions," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
September 1976.
14.78 -"Issues and Problems from a State
Government Perspective," Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency,
December 1977. Contains a dis-
cussion of the problems being
encountered by the 208 planning
staff.
14.79 "Legal Institutional Arrangement,"
Southern Maine Regional Planning
Commission, February 1976.
14.80 "Legal, Institutional, Financial
Arrangements," Berkshire County
Regional Planning Commission,
November 1976.
14.81 "Legal, Institutional and Imple-
mentation Executive Summary,"
Flathead 208 Project Planning
Organization, 20 pages.
14.82 "Local Institutional Arrangements
for Wastewater and Water Supply
Management in the Chattanooga '208'
Region," Chattanooga Area Regional
Council of Governments, March 28,
1977, 48 pages.
14.83 "Management Agency Evaluation and
Selection," Tri-County Regional
Planning Commission, April 1977.
14.84 "Phase II Management/Institutional
Report," East-West Gateway Coordin-
ating Council, Element 13, January
1977. Provides a strong framework
for evaluating management/institu-
tional alternatives, preliminary
procedures for evaluating financial
impact and distribution of costs are
outlined.
14.85 "Management/Institutional Report
Technical Supplement," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Council,
Element 13. This appendix consists
of a number of summary reports on
water quality management agencies
and regional governmental systems
in other parts of the country.
14.86 "Management Issues: Plan Imple-
mentation Mechanisms and Institu-
tions," Cape Cod Planning and
Economic Development Commission.
14.87 "Management and Institutional
Operating Problems," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission, Chester
Betz Engineers, June 1976.
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14.88 "Management Agency Designation
Criteria," Atlanta Regional
Commission, June 1977. Background
for how the recommendation of
implementation agencies are
reached. Federal requirements,
existing Atlanta Regional Commis-
sion policy and institutional
arrangements.
14.89 "Management of Public Wastewater
Treatment Plants," Indiana
Heartland Coordinating Commission,
November 1976, 74 pages.
14.90 "Management Agencies - An Analysis
of Existing Agencies with Water
Quality Management Related
Functions," Indian Nations Council
of Governments, EPA Plan Element
15, (Containing the TCCHD Legal
Report). This report contains
the preliminary analysis of the
federal, state, and local agencies
directly or indirectly involved
in various phases of water qual-
ity management, their functions
and statutory responsibilities.
The legal portion was prepared
by Gary Cox, J.D. of TCCHD.
14.91 "208 Management Options: Alter-
native Institutional Frameworks
for Water Quality Management,"
Northeastern Illinois Planning
Commission, May 1977.
14.92 "Management and Implementation
Analysis/Strategy," Erie and
Niagara Counties Regional Planning
Board, March 1978, 232 pages.
14.93 "208 Management Elements, Comments
and Revisions and Areawide Water
Quality Management," Region I
(New England], August 28, 1977.
14.94 "Vol. VI: Management," Southwest
Illinois Planning Commission,
April 1, 1978. Describes the
federally required management
authorities and their availability
to local governmental units and
agencies.
14.95 "Managing Our Water Resources,"
North Central Texas Coungil of
Governments, May 1977. An
assessment of the existing manage-
ment and financial program for
water quality management in North
Central Texas for consistency with
Section 208.
14.96 "208 Management Agencies," Nassau
Suffolk Regional Planning Board.
14.97 "Management Subplans," Ark-Texas
Council of Governments, November
1977, 63 pages.
14.98 "Management/Institutional Program
Recommendation," Mississippi-
Arkansas-Tennessee Council of
Governments, Memphis Delta
Development District, February 1977.
14.99 "Volume Four: Management Analysis,"
Kentuckiana Regional Planning and
Development Commission, Section VI:
Management/Institutional Analysis.
14.100 "A Manual of Institutions, Laws
and Regulations Which Have a Role
in Groundwater Management in
Atlantic County," Atlantic County
Planning Division, June 1977.
14.101 "Memorandum on Decision-Making
Process Recommendations," Mid-
America Regional Council,
Institutional and Financial
Products.
14.102 "Memorandum on Special Interstate
Problems," Mid-America Regional
Council, Institutional and
Financial Products.
14.103 "Memorandum on Preliminary Criteria
for Selection of Plans," Mid-
America Regional Council,
Institutional and Financial
Products.
14.104 "Memorandum on Criteria for Selec-
tion of Areawide Plan," Mid-America
Regional Council, Institutional
and Financial Products.
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14.105 "Memorandum on Previous Study
Institutional Recommendations,"
Mid-America Regional Council,
Institutional and Financial
Products.
14.106 "Monitoring Implementation,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, Element 28, January
1978. These memos describe
monitoring programs and techniques
which should be used in the areas
of water quality, land use, pop-
ulation change and distribution,
and relevant institutional
changes. Also included are
recommendations for plan imple-
mentation including capital
improvement programs and
financing plans for structural
control measures.
14.107 "Municipal Facilities," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Commis-
sion, November 1976.
14.108 "New Castle County Automated
Environmental Resource (AERI)
System," New Castle Areawide
Waste Treatment Management Plan-
ning Commission, December 1975.
14.109 "Nonpoint Sources Pollution Reg-
ulations Summarized Report,"
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, Boyle Engineering for
Corps of Engineers, Phoenix Urban
Study, February 1977. The local,
state, federal, and Indian regu-
lations affecting nonpoint sources
of pollution which are reviewed
in this report include: storm
water deterioration and control,
land use, solid disposal, produc-
tion and use of pesticides and
herbicides, air quality control,
construction operations, and
street cleaning. Related regula-
tory information for each nonpoint
source is also reviewed.
14.110 "Nonpoint Sources Pollution
Regulations," Maricopa Associa-
tion of Governments, Boyle
Engineering Corporation for Corps
of Engineers, Phoenix Urban Study,
January 1977. This report is a
compilation of the flood plain,
land use, solid waste, disposal,
feed lot and manure, littering,
air pollution control, and pesti-
cide and herbicide control regula-
tions for Scottsdale, Paradise
Valley, Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler,
Gilbert, Glendale, Tempe, Buckeye,
Arizona Department of Health Ser-
vices, Environmental Protection
Agency, and the Arizona Board of
Pesticide Control Board.
14.111 "Nonsewered Areas Wastewater Dis-
posal Problems," Southern Kennebec
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
January 1977, 155 pages. Topics
include institutional and financial
alternatives.
14.112 "Pennsylvania Local Government:
Water Quality Related Institutional
Functions and Their Statutory
Basis in the COWAMP/208 Study
Area," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission.
14.113 "Plan Implementation Mechanisms
and Institutions," Southeastern
Regional Planning and Economic
Development Commission, June 1976,
22 pages.
14.114 "Plan Implementation Mechanisms
and Institutions," Region I (New
England), June 30, 1976.
14.115 "Planning Boundaries Interim
Report," Indian Nations Council
of Governments, EPA Plan Element
I, 1976. This report identifies
stream segments, location of
municipal wastewater discharges,
water treatment plant discharges,
monitoring sites and describes
watersheds and land use. Locations
are preliminary and will be cor-
rected as new data are available.
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14.116 "Potential Institutional Arrange-
ments for the Cherry Valley Sewer
District," Central Massachusetts
Regional Planning Commission,
February 1976.
14.117 "Preliminary Non-Structural
Wastewater Management Strategies,"
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments, C-E Tec/NHPQ, EPA Plan
Elements 8 and 9, January 1978.
This paper presents land applica-
tion systems to be used during
the alternatives evaluation.
14.118 "Preliminary Report: 208 Water
Quality Management in the NEFCO
Area," Northeast Ohio Four
County Coordinating Organization,
January 1978, 400 pages. Also
available through the Municipal
Documents Service.
14.119 "Problems of Existing Areawide
Management and Institutional
Arrangements," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, May
1977.
14.120 "Proposed Treatment Works
Development Agencies--Supple-
mental Report," Houston-Galveston
Area Council, August 1978.
14.121 "Recommended Management Struc-
ture," First Tennessee-Virginia
Development District, May 1978,
90 pages. A summarization of the
institutional and financial
analyses series of the study.
These analyses series developed
a recommended management structure
which will implement»the plan.
14.122 "Regional Government Agencies and
Programs in the San Francisco Bay
Area," Association of Bay Area
Governments, June 1967.
14.123 "Regional Experience in Water
Quality Management," West Michigan
Regional Planning Commission.
14.124 "Regional Management Study,"
Southern Kennebec Valley Regional
Planning Commission, February
1977, 45 pages. Topics include
institutional assessment.
14.125 "Regulatory and Institutional
Options Analysis," Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County, #109.
14.126 "Relationship Between Institutional
Systems and Water Quality. A
Supplement to Appendix V," Region 2
Planning Commission, Public Admin-
istration Service, May 1977,
reprinted May 1978.
14.127 "Review of Federal, State and Local
Legislation and Regulatory Mech-
anisms," First Tennessee-Virginia
Development District, December
1976, 110 pages. Topics include:
federal legislation and regulatory
mechanisms, state legal and regula-
tory mechanisms, land use planning
and regulations.
14.128 "Special Interstate Problems,"
First Tennessee-Virginia Develop-
ment District, December 1976,
18 pages. Discussions on existing
interstate framework in study area,
definition of potential problem
areas and identification of possible
solutions to identified interstate
problems.
14.129 "Special Report #2," Snohomish
County Planning Department, May
1977, 25 pages. Topics include
institutional problems.
14.130 "State of Nebraska Continuing
Planning Process for Water Qual-
ity Management Planning and
Implementation," Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission, Revised
April 1976.
14.131 "Stormwater Management Practices
Evaluation," East Central Florida
Regional Planning Council.
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14.132 "Summary of Recommendations,"
Berkshire County Regional Plan-
ning Commission, February 1978.
14.133 "Technical Memorandum: Water
Quality Districts," Baltimore
Regional Planning Council.
14.134 "Users Manual: Nebraska Natural
Resources Information System,"
Nebraska Natural Resources Com-
mission, Revised 1978.
14.135 "Waccamaw Regional Planning and
Development Council Engineering
Element, Vol. I," Waccamaw
Regional Planning and Development
Council, Spring 1978, 350 pages.
14.136 "Waccamaw Regional Planning and
Development Council Engineering
Element, Vol. II," Waccamaw
Regional Planning and Develop-
ment Council, Spring 1978,
275 pages.
14.137 "An Assessment of the Institu-
tional Alternatives for Managing
Point and Nonpoint Water Quality
Control Programs in the Washoe
'208' Study Area," Washoe Council
of Governments, February 1978.
14.138 "Water Supply and Conveyance
Facilities," East Central Michigan
Planning and Development Region,
March 1977, 61 pages.
14.139 "Water Quality Management: Powers
and Duties of Proposed Areawide
Structure," Southeastern Regional
Planning and Economic Development
Commission, November 1976, 7 pages.
14.140 "Water Quality Data: Blackstone
River," Central Massachusetts
Regional Planning Commission,
October 1977.
14.141 "Water Quality Management Plan
(208) Non-Designated Area of
Nevada," Nevada Department of
Conservation and Natural Resour-
ces, November 1978, 231 pages.
Technical and institutional
problems. Alternative measures
to control point and nonpoint
pollution problems.
14.142 "Water Quality Problems and
Management/Institutional Issues,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, Element 20, 21, 22:
Task Report c, May 1977. Defines
issues and problems which must be
addressed in the final phases of
the St. Louis 208 study, developed
through prior research, workshops,
committees, and meetings with local
officials. Provides a basis for
directing the development of alter-
native management systems and forms
the foundation for evaluation of the
various alternatives developed by
the 208 program. Problem statements
are developed for point sources,
individual treatment systems, urban
runoff, construction site runoff,
residual waste, and management/
institutional issues.
14.143 "Water Quality Management in Pima
County: An Institutional Analysis
and Management Plan Design," Pima
Association of Governments, Task
7360/7370, prepared by U. of A.
Institute of Government Research,
March 1978.
14.144 "Water Quality Management Plan
Selection: An Institutional Per-
spective," Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County, #123.
14.145 "A Who's Who in Institutions
Relating to Water Quality Manage-
ment in the COWAMP 208 Study
Area," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, November
1976.
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14.146 "Work Element 205 - Institutional
Evaluation," West Florida Regional
Planning Commission, July 1977.
XV. LAKES
15.1 "Assessment and Classification of
Illinois Lakes," Illinois Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Volume I
and II, July 1978.
15.2 "Assessment of Eutrophication,"
Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional
Planning Commission.
15.3 "A Baseline Study of the Benthic
Community in Small Streams,"
Municipality of Metro Seattle,
1977. 36 streams in the Cedar/
Green River basin were sampled for
quality and diversity of benthic
organisms living in the stream--
the data presented was one factor
in determining the priority of
local stream needs.
15.4 "A Baseline Survey of Aquatic
Plants in Selected Lakes of King
County," Municipality of Metro
Seattle, 1976, 50 pages. Survey
of macrophyte growth in 24 small
lakes within the Cedar/Green
Basins and conclusions as to the
changes observed.
15.5 "Clean Lake Strategy for
Illinois," Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency, September 1978.
15.6 "Climate and Turbidity in Skanea-
teles Lake," Central New York
Regional Planning and Development
Board, December 1977, 93 pages.
15.7 "Cobbossee Lake Study," Region I
(New England), May 12, 1977.
15.8 "Columbia Lakes Study, Vol. 1:
Diagnosing Our Lakes Problems--
Where to Start," Baltimore
Regional Planning Commission,
Howard County Department of Public
Works.
15.9 "Columbia Lakes Study, Vol. 2:
Reconnaissance Survey Design,"
Baltimore Regional Planning Com-
mission, Howard County Department
of Public Works.
15.10 "Columbia Lakes Study, Vol. 3:
Findings and Recommendations,"
Baltimore Regional Planning Com-
mission, Howard County Department
of Public Works.
15.11 "Comparison of Nitrogen and
Phosphorus in Lake Management,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, June 1977.
15.12 "Does Your Lake Need to Go on a
Diet," South-Central Michigan
Planning Council, June 1978,
2 pages.
15.13 "Ellis Brett Pond Section 314
Application," Old Colony Planning
Council, 1976. Allows the City
of Brockton to seek support, under
Section 314 of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act, for a pro-
gram to restore the quality of
Thirty-Acre Pond and Ellis Brett
Pond and to prevent future pollu-
tion of those water bodies from
upstream nonpoint sources.
15.14 "Estimate Present/Future Water
Quality Impact Lakes," Region I
(New England), October 1977.
15.15 "Eutrophication - A Review,"
California Water Resources Control
Board, $2.65.
15.16 "Task 7: Eutrophication Analysis
(Final)," Middlesex County Planning
Board, LMS, December 1976.
15.17 "Eutrophication: A Threat to New
Hampshire Lakes and Ponds; What
Legal Tools are Available?,"
Southern Rockingham Regional
Planning District Commission, 1976,
42 pages.
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15.18 "An Evaluation of Lake Quinsig- 15.29
amend's Water Quality," Central
Massachusetts Regional Planning
Commission, October 1977.
15.19 "An Evaluation of Webster Lake's 15.30
Water Quality," Central Mass-
achusetts Regional Planning
Commission, September 1977.
15.20 "An Evaluation of Manchaug Pond's
Water Quality," Central Massachu-
setts Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Draft report. 15.31
15.21
"Facility Plan for Swan Lake,
Montana," Flathead 208 Project
Planning Organization, April
1977, 70 pages.
15.22 "Fertilizing Lawns on Lake Lots,"
South-Central Michigan Planning
Council, June 1978, 2 pages.
15.23 "Future Lake and Stream Quality
to 1998," West Michigan Shoreline
Regional Development Commission, 15.32
July 1977, 194 pages.
15.24 "Gauging Our Water Quality. An 15.33
Analysis of Conditions and Trends
in North Central Texas Lakes and
Rivers," North Central Texas
Council of Governments, April
1977. 15.34
15.25 "Guidelines for Lake Restora-
tion," East Central Florida
Regional Planning Council.
15.26 "Hebgen Lake Studies," Blue 15.35
Ribbons of the Big Sky Country
Areawide Planning Organization.
15.27 "Help Maintain Your Lake Water
Quality," Southern Rockingham
Regional Planning District 15.36
Commission, 1976.
15.28 "Inland Lakes and Water Quality
in Region V," Genesse-Lapeer-
Shiawassee Region V Planning and
Development Commission, Chase-
Mogdis, Inc., April 1978.
"Inland Lakes Management Analysis
and Alternatives," Northeast
Michigan Council of Governments,
December 1977.
"Inland Lake Problem Identifica-
tion and Management Strategies,"
Northwest Michigan Regional
Planning and Development Commis-
sion, Chuck Grant and Tom Weaver,
September 1978, 17 pages. A
legal survey and nutrient source.
-"Joe's Pond Water Quality Report,"
Vermont Department of Environmental
Water Resources, 1977. Part of the
Vermont Lake Eutrophication Series
(Report No. 14) describing physi-
cal , chemical and biological char-
acteristics of the lake and the
land use practices in the adjacent
watershed. A series of recommen-
dations are made to insure the
preservation of the lakes' water
quality.
"Lake Management Report," Region I
(New England).
"Lake Significance Ranking List,"
South Dakota Department of Environ-
mental Protection, Chapter 2,
Section F.
"Lake Management Manual," North-
west Michigan Regional Planning
and Development Commission, Tom
Weaver and Chuck Grant, December
1978, 128 pages.
"A Lake Management Program for
South Meadow, Mossy and Wachlace
Ponds, Clinton, Massachusetts,"
Montachusett Regional Planning
Commission, 1978, 60 pages.
"Lake Management," Dane County
Regional Planning Commission,
Water Quality Plan, Appendix H,
1979, 77 pages, $3.00.
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15.37 "Lake Conservation and Restor-
ation; Report on Highland Silver
Lake," Southwestern Illinois
Metropolitan and Regional Plan-
ning Commissions, February 1979,
91 pages.
15.38 "Lake Murray Water Quality,"
Central Midlands Regional Plan-
ning Commission.
15.39 "Lake Trophic State Report,"
South Carolina Appalachian
Council of Governments, April
1978.
15.40 "Lake Elmore Water Quality
Report - Addendum," Vermont
Department of Environmental Water
Resources, 1978, 9 pages. Part
of Vermont's Lake Eutrophication
Series (Report No. 5) includes
information on phosphorus load-
ing, shoreland soils, shoreland
zoning and a questionnaire com-
pleted by lakeshore residents.
15.41 "Lakes and Streams Water Quality
Study," Flathead 208 Project
Planning Organization, 60 pages.
15.42 "Lake Restoration Program for Foy
Lake," Flathead 208 Project Plan-
ning Organization, June 1976,
22 pages.
15.43 "Lake Restoration Program for
Lake Mary Ronan," Flathead 208
Project Planning Organization,
June 1976, 17 pages.
15.44 "Lake Classifications," Kansas
Department of Health and
Environment.
15.45 "Lakes and Streams Water
Quality Study, Flathead Drainage,
Montana," Flathead 208 Project
Planning Organization, 60 pages.
15.46 "Lake Sensitivity to Nutrient
Loadings," Region I (New England),
January 1977.
15.47 "Lake Management - Lake Garfield,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, March 1977.
15.48 "Lake Management - Richmond Pond,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, March 1977.
15.49 "Lake Management - Pontoosuk
Lake," Berkshire County Regional
Planning Commission, March 1977.
15.50 "Lake Sensitivity to Nutrient
Loadings," Berkshire County Regional
Planning Commission, January 1977.
15.51 "Lake Management - Plunkett Reser-
voir," Berkshire County Regional
Planning Commission, March 1977.
15.52 "Lake Management - Lake Bull,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, March 1977.
15.53 "Lake Management - Goose Pond,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, March 1977.
15.54 "Lake Management - Laurel Lake,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, March 1977.
15.55 "Lake Management - Ashmere Lake,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, April 1977.
15.56 "Lake Management - Onota Lake,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, April 1977.
15.57 "Lake Management - Stockbridge
Bowl," Berkshire County Regional
Planning Commission, April 1977.
15.58 "Lake Management - Woods Pond,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, April 1977.
15.59 "Lake Management - Center Pond,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, April 1977.
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15.60 "Lake Eutrophication," Berkshire 15.71
County Regional Planning Commis-
sion, November 1976.
15.73
15.74
15.75
15.61 "Lakeshed Study Areas," Southern
Kennebec Valley Regional Planning
Commission, April 1977.
15.62 "Lake Michigan Water Quality
Trends and Monitoring Programs,"
Northeastern Illinois Planning
Commission, December 1976.
15.63 "Life Cycle of Freshwater Ponds
and Lakes," Region I (New
England), August 1975.
15.64 "A Limnological Study of Selected
Lakes in the Tri-County Region,"
Tri-County Regional Planning
Commission, May 1977.
15.65 "Minimum Elements of a Lake
Sampling Program," Region I (New
England), March 1976.
15.66 "National Eutrophication Survey,
U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency, 1976 and 1977," Sixth
District Council of Governments.
Reports on Angostura Reservoir,
Deerfield Lake, Pactola Reservoir,
Sheridan Lake and Stockade Lake.
15.67 "Nonpoint Sources of Pollution to
Lakes," Southern Kennebec Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
April 1977.
15.68 "Nonpoint Sources of Pollution to
Lakes," Region I (New England),
May 18, 1977.
15.69 "Nonpoint Assessment," Central
New York Regional Planning and
Development Board, Vol. 1 through
6, Lakes and Basins, Keith Porter. 15.79
15.70 "Nutrient Budget Design Study for
Lake Areas," June 1978, 77 pages.
15.76
15.78
"Outline of Assessment Methodology
for Long Island Bays," Nassau-
Suffolk Regional Planning Board.
15.72 "Phosphorus Release from Sediments,"
Fox Valley Water Quality Planning
Agency, December 1977, 30 pages.
Topics include: analysis of core
samples of bottom sediments to
discover phosphorus release.
"Plan of Study, Lakes and Streams
Project, Report of Completion,
Work Order Number One," Flathead
208 Project Planning Organization,
85 pages.
"Proposal for a Lake Management
Program for South Meadow Pond,
Clinton, Massachusetts," Mont-
achusett Regional Planning
Commission, 1977, 20 pages.
"Public Health Studies in Winne-
bago Pool Lakes," Fox Valley
Water Quality Planning Agency,
Decmeber 1978, 60 pages. Topics
include septic tanks.
"Recommendations of Lake
Management: Webster Lake," Central
Massachusetts Regional Planning
Commission, August 1976.
15.77 "Sediment and Soil Loss in
Illinois," Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency, December 1977.
"A Small Streams Guide for Western
King County," Municipality of Metro
Seattle, 1977, 10 pages. A tabloid
style paper for citizen awareness
of the value, problems, available
help and location of streams in the
Cedar/Green Basin.
"South Dakota Lake Protection
Procedures," South Dakota Depart-
ment of Environmental Protection,
Chapter 1, Section F.
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15.80 "State of the Art Review - Lake
Monagment," Berkshire County
Regional Planning Commission,
December 1976.
15.81 "State of the Art Review - Lake
Monagement," Region I (New
England).
15.82 "Stormwater and Lake System
Maintenance and Design Guidelines
(Included in Areawide Water
Quality Management Plan),"
Tampa Bay Regional Planning
Commission.
15.83 "Stream Segment Analysis," Ark-
Texas Council of Governments,
November 1977, 84 pages.
15.84 "Swan Lake Soils," Flathead 208
Project Planning Organization,
107 pages.
15.85 "Technical Supplement to Lake
and Stream Quality Study," West
Michigan Shoreline Regional
Development Commission, September
1977, 138 pages.
15.86 "Technical Report: Laguna Grande-
Roberts Lake," Association of
Monterey Bay Area Governments.
15.87 "Trophic Status of Lake Winnebego
Pool," Fox Valley Water Quality
Planning Agency, June 1978, 50
pages.
15.88 "Trophic Study of Lower Green
Bay," Fox Valley Water Quality
Planning Agency, June 1978,
50 pages.
15.89 "Vancouver Lake Rehabilitation,"
Regional Planning Council of
Governments, Dames and Moore and
Regional Planning Commission.
15.90 "Woodbury Lake Water Quality
Report," Vermont Department of
Environmental Water Resources,
1977, 82 pages. Part of the
Vermont lake Eutrophication Series
(Report No. 15) describing physi-
cal, chemical and biological
characteristics of the lake and
the land use practices in the
adjacent watershed. A series of
recommendations are made to
ensure the preservation of the
lake's water quality.
15.91 "Water Quality Assessment of
Lakes and Reservoirs," Mountain-
land Association of Governments,
January 1977.
15.92 "Water Quality Data - Stream
Sampling Modelling," Erie and
Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board, Vols. I, II, and
III, December 1977, 227, 256 and
199 pages.
15.93 "Vol. Ill, Water Quality Assess-
ment," Southwest Illinois Planning
Commission, April 1978. Analysis
of water quality of the streams in
Madison, St. Clair and Monroe
Counties.
15.94 "Water Quality Problems in Inland
Lakes," Northeastern Illinois
Planning Commission, August 1976.
15.95 "Water Quality Investigation in
Rendt Lake and Cedar Lake,"
Greater Egypt Regional Planning
and Development Commission,
March 1978, 180 pages.
15.96 "Water Quality Problems in Las
Vegas Bay and Boulder Basin of
Lake Mead Water Quality Report
Series," Clark County Department
of Comprehensive Planning, URS
Company, January 1979.
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15.97 "Water Quality Investigations in
Cedar Lake," Part I, Appendix B-4,
Greater Egypt Regional Planning
and Development Commission,
November 1978, 93 pages.
15.98 "Water Quality Investigations in
Rend Lake," Part II, Appendix B-4,
Greater Egypt Regional Planning
and Development Commission,
November 1978, 83 pages.
15.99 "Water Quality of Lakes and
Streams in Southeastern Wisconsin:
1964-1975," Southeastern Wisconsin
Regional Planning Commission,
June 1978, 593 pages, $30.00.
15.100 "The Recreation Benefits Related
to Spray Irrigation in the
Pennyback Watershed," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Louis Berger and Associates,
February 1975.
15.101 "Watershed Development in Georgia,
A Status Report," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Com-
mission, U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Soil Conservation
Service, June 30, 1973.
15.102 "Areawide Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan - Part I: River Basin
Studies," West Michigan Shoreline
Regional Planning Commission,
June 1978. Topics include
watersheds.
15.103 "The Role of Watershed Management
in 208 Planning," Toledo Metro-
politan Area Council of Govern-
ments, May 1975.
15.104 "Monitoring of Selected Water-
sheds," First Tennessee-Virginia
Development District, November
1977, 20 pages. Results of
analysis of stormwater samples
collected at three (3) preselected
sites within the study area.
15.105 "Little Blue Valley Sewer District:
An Example of the Watershed Approach
to Water Quality Management," Mid-
America Regional Council, June 1977.
15.106 "Demonstration Watersheds Descrip-
tion and Selection Criteria,"
Association of Bay Area Governments,
August 1976, $1.00.
15.107 "Watershed Prioritization for New
Castle County, (Draft)," Water
Resources Agency for New Castle
County, Bruce Kraeuter, February
1979.
15.108 "Definition of Subwatershed Monitor-
ing Program," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
September 1977, 22 pages. Topics
include: nonpoint source assess-
ment, nonpoint sampling requirements,
and site selection.
15.109 "Report on Characterization of
Study Area Subwatersheds," Mid-
America Regional Council.
XVI. LANDFILLS
16.1 "Analysis of Water Quality Impact
of Landfills," Boston Metropolitan
Area Planning Council, January
1976.
16.2 "Controlled Landfill and Leachate
Treatment," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission, October 5,
1973.
16.3 "Detailed Evaluation of the Impacts
of Landfills on Water Quality,"
Rhode Island Statewide Planning
Program.
16.4 "Evaluation Methodology for Deter-
mining Sites Suitable for Land
Disposal of Wastewater," State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
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16.5 "Identification and Evaluation of 16.15
Sanitary Landfill Problems,"
Montachusett Regional Planning
Commission, Anderson-Nichols,
1977, 17 pages.
16.16
16.6 "Inventory of Sanitary Landfills
in Pennsylvania," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
16.7 "Inventory of Sanitary Landfills," 16.17
(WP-5.01-2), Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
October 1976.
16.8 "Laboratory Study of the Behavior
of a Sanitary Landfill," Vol. 43,
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, 1971.
16.9 "Landfill Stabilization With
Leachate Recycle," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission,
March 4-5, 1973.
16.10 "Landfill Non-Point Sources of
Pollution - Background Informa-
tion and BMP Approach," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
May 1977.
16.18
16.19
16.20
16.11 "Landfill Sampling Analysis,"
Region I (New England), August 16.21
1977.
16.12 "Landfill Sampling Analysis,"
Boston Metropolitan Area Planning
Commission, June 1977. 16.22
16.13 "Large Elevation Landfill ing for
Refuse Disposal, Public Works,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, 1970.
16.23
16.14 "Literature Review, Leachate
Production and Control in Sanit-
ary Landfills," New Hampshire
Water Supply and Pollution Control
Commission, December 1977. 16.24
"Orange County Pollution Control
Department Landfill Leachate
Proposal," East Central Florida
Regional Planning Council.
"Preliminary Evaluation of
Pollution Potential from Land-
fills," Rhode Island Statewide
Planning Program.
"Preliminary Evaluation of Land
Treatment in the Washington Area,"
Washington Council of Governments,
January 1978. An evaluation of
the feasibility of meeting future
sewage treatment capacity needs
in the region through the use of
land treatment.
"Preventing Landfill Leachate
Contamination of Water," Rappahan-
nock Area Development Commission,
1972.
"Recommended Leachate Control
Alternatives for Landfills," Rhode
Island Statewide Planning Program.
"Report on Investigation of Leach-
ing of a Sanitary Landfill,"
California Water Resources Control
Board, $1.80.
"Sanitary Landfill-Leaching Pre-
vention and Control," Volume 43,
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, 1971.
"Siting Criteria, Hydrogeological
Investigation, and Monitoring of
Sanitary Landfills," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
"Solid Waste Administration
Landfill Reports," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection.
"Status of Existing Landfill Sites
in San Francisco Bay Region,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, April 1977, $1.00.
150
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6.25 "Surface Water Classification and 17.3
Data," Central New York Regional
Planning and Development Board,
June 1978, 25 pages, 13 accompany-
ing maps of drainage basins in the
Central New York region.
6.26 "Technical Memorandum: Pembroke 17.4
Landfill," Old Colony Planning
Council, 1976. Points out
several issues which should be
investigated further before the 17.5
Board of Health assigns the site
off Oak Street for landfill.
16.27 "Technical Memorandum: Rockland
Landfill," Old Colony Planning 17.6
Council, 1976. Intended to raise
some issues for the Secretary of
Environmental Affairs' consider-
ation; in particular the possibil-
ity of requiring an environmental 17.7
impact statement for the Rockland
Landfill.
16.28 "Treatability of Leachate from 17.8
Sanitary Landfills," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission,
May 3, 1973.
16.29 "Water Quality Management in 17.9
North Utah County, A Case Study,"
Mountain!and Association of
Governments, April 1977.
16.30 "A Water Quality Monitoring
Project - Sanitary Landfill Site, 17.10
Ashland, New Hampshire - Comple-
tion Report," New Hampshire Water
Supply and Pollution Control
Commission, August 1978.
XVII. LAND USE 17.11
17.1 "Allocate Future Land Use
Change," Coastal Sussex Water
Quality Program, July 1977. 17.12
17.2 "Alternative Approaches to Land
Use Planning and Resultant Waste-
water Generation Working Paper
19," Pikes Peak Area Council of
Governments, Nelson, Haley,
Patterson & Quirk, Inc.
"Alternative Land Use Futures,"
Greater Portland Council of
Governments, January 1978. Topics
include alternative land use
futures, and population projec-
tions.
"LU-2 Analysis of Land Use Controls,"
Salt Lake Council of Governments,
November 1975 (Reprint), 18 pages.
"Analysis of Water Quality Data and
Land Use Water Quality Relation-
ships," Coastal Sussex Water
Quality Program, September 1977.
"Annotated List of Available
Literature on Land Use and Water
Quality Relationships," Arizona
Office of the Governor.
"Anticipated Land Use Patterns for
the Miami Valley Region," Miami
Valley Regional Planning Commission.
"Physical Features and Land Use
Studies," Appendix 7, Volumes A-
C, Hampton Roads Water Quality
Agency.
"Appendix G: Summary of Existing
and Projected Land Use/Cover
Factors," Phase II and III Report,
Michigan Area Council of Govern-
ments, 1978.
"Approved and Current Land Use
Activity in New Castle County,
Delaware," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Agency, January 1976.
"Areawide Land Use Alternative
Refinement," #409, Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
"Arizona's Role in Water Quality
Management: State Agency Program
and Land and Water Resource
Controls," Pima Association of
Government, Task 7330, Arizona
Office of Economic Planning and
Development, August 1977.
151
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17.13 "Background Information and Land 17.21
Use Status Inventory," Ada Plan-
ning Association, $3.00.
17.14 "Baseline Land Use Projections,"
Southern Tier Regional Planning
and Development Corporation,
April 1977, 92 pages. This report 17.22
identifies the perceptions of the
208 municipalities in terms of
what land use changes are likely
to take place in their communities
within the next 25 year period.
It also presents an analysis of 17.23
those projections in terms of
their relationship to previously
accepted population projections.
17.15 "A Case Study of the Analysis of
the Capability of Undeveloped 17.24
Lands to Contribute to Water
Quality Degradation," Water
Resources Agency for New Castle
County, Vern C. Svatos, August
1978. 17.25
17.16 "A Case Study of the Analysis of
the Capability of Undeveloped
Lands to Contribute to Water 17.26
Quality Degradation," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency, July 1978.
17.17 "Collect Local Land Use Documents,"
West Michigan Regional Planning
Commission. 17.27
17.18 "Comparison of Projected Land Use
in the GLS Region," Genesse-
Lapeer-Shiawassee Region V Plan-
ning and Development Commission,
Chase-Mogdis, Inc., April 1978.
17.19 "Comparison of Projected Land
' Use in 1995 in the GLS Region,"
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee
Region V Planning and Development
Commission, April 1978.
17.20 "Compilation of Land Use Task 17.29
Groups Meeting Minutes," State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
17.28
"Computerized Land-Based Data
Management System - Description
and Instructions for Use,"
Greater Portland Council of
Governments, January 1978.
Topics include land use.
"Composite Enumeration of Existing
Land Development, Planning and
Other Nonstructural Controls,"
Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County, #101.
"Consideration of Lagoon and Land
Application in COWAMP/208,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
February 1977.
"LU-6 Data Report—Land Use
Element," Salt Lake Council of
Governments, May 1976, 33 pages
(Reprint).
"Davis County Land Use," Weber
River Water Quality Planning
Council.
"Desk-Top Methodology for
Estimation of Pollutant Loads
Associated with Land Use Prac-
tices," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection.
"Documentation of Environmental
Features, Land Use Considerations
Methodology Paper," Chapter 4,
State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection, May
1977.
"Documentation of Environmental
Features, 7.0 Land Use Consider-
ations Methodology Paper No.
NE 001," Chapter 4, State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, May 1977.
"Draft Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Plan: Land Use,"
Southern Maine Regional Planning
Commission, June 1977.
152
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17.30 "The Effects of Land Use Upon 17.40
Water Quality," Northwestern
Indiana Regional Planning
Commission, September 1976.
17.31 "The Effects of Land Use Practices
in Trout Populations in Rocky 17.41
Creek, Montana," Blue Ribbons
of the Big Sky County.
17.42
17.43
17.44
17.32 "The Effect of Aviation on
Physical Environmental and Land
Uses in the Bay Region," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments,
Wilson and Ham, August 1971.
17.33 "Effluent Land Application in the
Tualatin River Basin," Columbia
Regional Association of Govern-
ments.
17.34 "Part III - Estimates of Land
Cover and Use," West Michigan
Shoreline Regional Development
Commission, April 1977, 69 pages.
17.35 "WQ-13—Evaluation of Land Use and
Bacterial Water Quality in Wasatch 17.45
Mountain Streams," Salt Lake Council
of Governments, April 1977, 136
pages (Rewrite).
17.36 "Existing Land Use and Inventory 17.46
of Existing Uses by Community,"
Region I (New England).
17.37 Existing and Projected Population,
Land Use and Economic Activity,"
Northern Arizona Council of Govern-
ments, 1978. 17.47
17.38 "Existing Land Use Plans," Genessee-
Lapeer-Shiawassee Region V Planning
and Development Commission, July 17.48
1977.
17.39 "Existing Population and Land Use
(With Map) Point Source Inventory 17.49
Atlantic County Employment Report,"
Atlantic County Planning Division,
July 1978.
"Existing and Projected Land Use
1976-1995 Central Florida Regional
Comprehensive Plan Guide," Central
Florida Regional Planning Commission,
January 1978, $3.00.
"Existing Land Use Plans," Genesse-
Lapeer-Shiawassee Region 5 Planning
and Development Commission, July
1977.
"Existing Land Use Regulations,"
Boston Metropolitan Area Planning
Commission, September 1976.
"Existing and Probable Future Land
Use," Montachusett Regional Planning
Commission, 1977, 29 pages.
"The Federal Role in Water Quality
Management Program Activities and
Land and Water Resource Controls,"
Pima Association of Governments,
Task 7340, prepared by the Arizona
Office of Economic Planning and
Development, October 1977.
"Future Land Use Plan, Chariton
Valley Region, Iowa W.E. 209...
Summary Report," Chariton Valley
Regional Services Agency.
"Geographic Data Base Manipulation
and Mapping System: A Computer
Process Description," Baltimore
Regional Planning Commission,
Kenneth Shanks and 208 Staff,
70 pages.
"Growth and Land Use," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Commission,
Phase 1 Report, November 1976.
"Historical Trends Soil Loss and
Land Use in Central Aroostook
County," Region I (New England).
"Identification and Definition of
Land Use/Pollution Relationships,"
Miami Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
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17.50 "Identification of Water Quality 17.60
Problems Associated with Future
Land Use Alternatives," Land-of-
Sky Regional Council, Cummings
Engineers, Inc., June 1978, 17
pages.
17.51 "Illustrated Land Development 17.61
Guide," Northeast Ohio Four
County Organization, September
1978.
17.52 "Impacts of Land Use Alternatives
on Wastewater Treatment Facilities 17.62
Fort Collins, Greeley, Loveland
Triangle," Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments, June
1977, 15 pages. 17.63
17.53 "An Index to Regulations Govern-
ing Land Development and Environ-
mental Resources in New Castle
County," New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Mangement Agency,
September 1975.
17.54 "Integrated Land Use/Air Quality/
Water Quality Control Study for 17.64
Sonoma County," Association of
Bay Area Governments, January 1977.
17.55 "Interim Output: Projected Land 17.65
Use and Service Area Maps," Sussex
County Water Quality Management
Project. 17.66
17.56 "Interim Out Report: Land Use,"
(Appendix G, Phase II and III
Report), Michigan Area Council of 17.67
Governments, 1978.
17.57 "Interim Land Use Output," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Commission, 17.68
October 1976.
17.58 "Inventory and Mapping of Detailed
Land Use of New Castle County,
Delaware," New Castle County Area-
wide Waste Treatment Management 17.69
Agency.
17.59 "Jackson County Land Use and Housing
Plan," Northwest Colorado Council of
Governments.
"Lakeshed Study Areas - Detailed
Studies of Land Use - Water
Quality Relationships in the
Southern Kennebec Region,"
Southern Kennebec Valley Regional
Planning Commission, April 1977.
"Appendix C, Land and Water
Resources Problems and Needs,"
Nebraska Natural Resources Com-
mission, Publication No. 1016,
September 1971.
"Land Application Feasibility
Study," Indian Nations Council of
Governments, July 1979.
"Land Application Evaluation,"
EPA Plan Elements 8 and 9, Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
March 1978. This report describes
design procedures and methodology
used to develop land treatment
costs. Calculation sheets used to
develop costs for each alternative
are presented.
"Land Capability Chariton Valley
Region," Chariton Valley Regional
Services Agency.
"Land Capabilities," Blue Ribbons
of the Big Sky Country.
"Land Capability Analysis," Knox-
ville, Knox County Metropolitan
Planning Commission, June 1976.
"Land Development System," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, May 1977.
"Land Resources Handbook," Pima
Association of Governments, Task
4301B, Applied Remote Sensing
Program, Office of Arid Land
Studies, University of Arizona.
"Land Resources Atlas," Pima
Association of Governments, Task
4301A, Applied Remote Sensing
Program, Office of Arid Lands
Studies, University of Arizona.
154
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17.70 "Land Use and Floodplain Regulation 17.81
Inventory," Activity 103, Chatta-
nooga Area Regional Council of
Governments, 3 pages.
17.71 "Land Use and Growth Implications
of Cooperative Forecasts," Wash- 17.82
ington Council of Governments,
February 1977. An identification
of the potential land use and
growth pattern impacts of Council
of Government's growth trend
forecasts as used in its Growth 17.83
Policy Program.
17.72 "Land Use Planning Practices,"
Washington Council of Governments, 17.84
July 1979, 50 pages.
17.73 "Land Use Summary," Region I (New
England).
17.85
17.74 "Land Use Control Measures
Designed to Improve Water Quality,"
Region I (New England). 17.86
17.75 "Land Use Trends and Projections,"
Region I (New England), March
1976. 17.87
17.76 "208 Land Use Planning," Uintah 17.88
Basin Association of Governments.
17.77 "Land Use/Water Quality Relation-
ships Report," Pima Association 17.89
of Governments, Task 5324, EPA
Interim Output, August 1977.
17.78 "Land Use Regulations Assessment 17.90
Report," Pima Association of
Governments, Task 4308, City of
Tucson Planning Department,
February 1978. 17.91
17.79 "Land Use Capability Report,"
Pima Association of Governments,
Task 4307B, July 1977. 17.92
17.80 "Land Use Suitability Report,"
Pima Association of Governments,
Task 4307A, City of Tucson 17.93
Planning Department, June 1977.
"Land Use Conversion Factors -
Metropolitan," Pima Association
of Governments, Task 4306B, City
of Tucson Planning Department,
June 1977.
"Land Use Conversion Factors
Report - Rural," Pima Association
of Governments, Task 4306A, Pima
County Planning Department,
June 1977.
"Land Use and Population Alloca-
tions for Summit County," Northwest
Colorado Council of Governments.
"Land Use Factors Relevant to
Water Quality in Pitkin County,"
Northwest Colorado Council of
Governments.
"Land Use," Flathead 208 Project
Planning Organization, 16 pages.
"Land Use Issues, Goals, Priorities
and Policies," Rhode Island State-
wide Planning Program.
"Land Use," Region I (New England).
"Land Use Water Quality Issues,"
Region I (New England), January 1,
1976.
"Land Use - Water Management
Control Strategies," Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County, #404.
"Land Use Modeling Correlation,"
Area Planning Board of Palm Beach
County, #405.
"Land Use Projections," Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County, #407.
"Land Use Alternatives," Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach County,
#408.
"Land Use Regulatory Guidelines,"
Area Planning Board of Palm Beach
County, #410.
155
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17.94 "Land Use Projections and
Analysis," Association of
Central Oklahoma Governments,
August 24, 1977.
17.95 "Land Use Conversion Factors
(208/436)," Central Arizona
Association of Governments.
17.96 "Land Use Capability Analysis
(208/437)," Central Arizona
Association of Governments.
17.97 "Land Use Projection (208/438),"
Central Arizona Association of
Governments.
17.98 "Land-Use Projections Taken from the
Next Challenge, Creating Contempor-
ary Communities," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission.
17.99 "Land-Use Projections and Break-
downs Prepared by the Staff of
the Rappahannock Area Development
Commission," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission.
17.100 "1970 Land-Use File, MCD and
County Summary Statistics,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vania, 1976.
17.101 "Land Use - Water Quality
Relationships," Central Midland
Regional Planning Commission.
17.102 "Land Use: Present and Future,"
Erie and Niagara Counties
Regional Planning Board, October
1978, 147 pages.
17.103 "Appendix I: Land Use/Cover Data
Bank Users Guide, Phase II and III
Report," Michigan Area Council of
Governments, 1978.
17.104 "Land Use, Population, and Housing
Characteristics, Central Florida
Region," Central Florida Regional
Planning Commission, June 1977,
Map ($4.50).
17.105 "Volume Two: Land Use Planning,"
Section II: Urban Land Use,
Section III: Non-Urban Land Use,
Kentuckiana Regional Planning
Commission.
17.106 "Land Use/Loading Relationship,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission.
17.107 "Land Use and Population 1965-
1985," Report No. 2, Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning
Commission, Macon-Bibb County,
Georgia, September 1968.
17.108 "Land Use/Water Quality Relation-
ships," Southeast Idaho Council
of Governments.
17.109 "Land Use Inventory and Projec-
tions," West Michigan Regional
Planning Commission.
17.110 "Land Use Maps for Harding,"
Sixth District Council of Govern-
ments. Prepared at a scale of
1:250,000 (1/4 inch = 1 mile).
17.111 "Land Use in the 208 Area,"
Appendix B-6, Greater Egypt
Regional Planning and Development
Commission, November 1978, 121
pages.
17.112 "Land Use Evaluation Areas,"
Southern Kennebec Valley Regional
Planning Commission, February 1976.
17.113 "Land Use Inventory By Drainage
Area," Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana
Regional Council of Governments,
August 1975.
17.114 "Land Use Regulatory Control
System," Baltimore Regional
Planning Council.
17.115 "Land Use Report," Greater Egypt
Regional Planning and Development
Commission, April 1978.
156
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17.116 "Land Use Trends and Projections,"
Southern Kennebec Valley Regional
Planning Commission, March 1976.
17.117 "Land Use Planning: Its Role in
Areawide Water Quality Management,"
Coastal Sussex Water Quality Pro-
gram, January 1978.
17.118 "Land Use Capability/Suitability
Analysis," Coastal Sussex Water
Quality Program, July 1977.
17.119 "Land Use Requirements for New
Growth," Lakes Region Planning
Commission, May 1977.
17.120 "208 Land Use Report," Lakes
Region Planning Commission,
September 1976.
17.121 "Land Use Policies and Controls,"
Lakes Region Planning Commission,
November 1976.
17.122 "Land Use Inventory," Southeastern
Regional Planning and Economic
Development Commission, December
1975.
17.123 "Land Use/Water Quality Issues in
the OCPC 208 Area," Old Colony
Planning Council, 1976. Focus
on past and present land use and
the changes that have occurred,
the problems of land use as they
relate to water quality, deter-
minants of land use and a brief
description of present adminis-
trative mechanisms.
17.124 "Land Use, Policy Plan," Southwest
Florida Regional Planning Commis-
sion, part of the Regional
Comprehensive Plan Series, $5.00
per copy.
17.125 "Land Use, Policy Plan Summary
Fact Sheet," Southwest Florida
Regional Planning Commission.
17.126 "Land Use Control Measures
Designed to Improve Water
Quality," Berkshire County Regional
Planning Commission, April 1977.
17.127 "Land Use - Present and Future,"
Erie and Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Commission, August 1977,
122 pages.
17.128 "Land Use Controls Available to
FT-VDD," First Tennessee-Virginia
Development District, January 1977,
7 pages. Cursory examination of
the adequacy of land use controls
in the study area.
17.129 "Land Use - Water Quality Conflict
Report," Montachusett-Nashua Area-
wide Water Quality Management
Plan, 1977, 15 pages.
17.130 "Land Use and Water Quality
Relationships," Lewis and Clark
Regional Council for Development.
17.131 "Land Use Practices and Clean
Water," Northeast Michigan Council
of Governments, February 1978.
17.132 "Land Use Forecasts for Watersheds
in the Atlanta Region," Atlanta
Regional Commission, February 1978.
17.133 "Land Use Prototypes: Evaluating
Their Effect on Nonpoint Source
Water Pollution," Atlanta Regional
Commission, February 1978.
17.134 "Large Array of Wastewater Land
Treatment Alternatives," Maricopa
Association of Governments, Boyle
Engineering Corporation for U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers, Phoenix
Urban Study, February 1977. Back-
ground data and criteria which
were used to formulate various
wastewater land-treatment alter-
natives are summarized. A total
of 30 potential sites containing
a total of 38 alternatives were
identified, from these 12 best
alternatives were selected and are
described in depth.
157
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17.135 "Larimer-Weld Region Land Use
Alternatives-Analysis of 20 Year
Growth Demands and Impacts,"
Larimer-Weld Regional Council of
Governments, November 1977, 296
pages, $20.00.
17.136 "Larimer-Weld Region Land Use
Alternatives-Analysis of 20 Year
Growth Demands and Impacts,"
Larimer-Weld Regional Council of
Governments, (summary), November
1977, 55 pages, $3.00.
17.137 "Local Growth Policies," South-
eastern Regional Planning and
Economic Development Commission,
December 1975, 108 pages. Topics
include land use and socio-
economic impact.
17.138 "Methodology for Land Use
Correlations," Lakes Region
Planning Commission, September
1976.
17.139 "Minor Civil Division Inventory
of Land Use Controls," Toledo
Metropolitan Area Council of
Governments, December 1975.
17.140 "Model Land Use Ordinances,"
Androscoggin Valley Regional
Planning Commission. This docu-
ment is a handbook of model
ordinances which can be imple-
mented as written or tailored to
meet the specific needs of a
municipality. The models pro-
vided are sediment and erosion
control, aquifer protection,
watershed protection, subsurface
disposal, subdivision regulations,
site plan review, and sewer use.
It also includes information on a
Code Enforcement program for
small towns.
17.141 "Element 28: Monitoring Implementa-
tion," East-West Gateway Coordina-
ting Council, January 1978. These
memos describe monitoring programs
and techniques which should be
used in the areas of water quality,
land use, population change and
distribution, and relevant
institutional changes.
17.142 "Morgan County Land Use," Weber
River Water Quality Planning
Council.
17.143 "Nonpoint Source Pollution From
Land Use Activities," North-
eastern Illinois Planning
Commission, August 1977.
17.144 "Northwest Colorado Council of
Governments Regional Land Use Plan,"
Northwest Colorado Council of
Governments.
17.145 "Organic Compounds and Their
Uses," State of New Jersey Depart-
ment of Environmental Protection,
December 1978, Chapter 3.
17.146 "Population and Land Use Projec-
tions: Pulaski and Saline Counties,
1970-2020," Metroplan, October
1977, 17 pages.
17.147 "Population and Land Use Update:
Illustrative Trendline Population
Projections," Indian Nations
Council of Governments, June 1979.
17.148 "Population, Land Use and Economic
Projections," Chapter 4, Tallahassee-
Leon County Planning Department.
17.149 "Population and Land Use Projec-
tions," Region I (New England),
June 30, 1976.
17.150 "Population and Land Use," Houston-
Galveston Area Council, December
1977.
17.151 "Potential Land Use Controls,"
Boston Metropolitan Area Planning
Council, January 1976.
158
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17.152 "Preliminary Report - Staged Land
Development Guide," Northeast
Ohio Four County Organization,
December 1978.
17.153 "Preliminary Land Use Study,
Hardee County," Central Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
May 1976, $2.00.
17.154 "Preliminary Assessment of the
Potential Land Application Sites,"
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, Phoenix Urban Study,
Boyle Engineering Corporation
for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
October 1976. The specific
methods of land application of
treated wastewater are irrigation,
infiltration-percolation, and
overland flow. Each system has
restrictive criteria relocated
to sites. This book evaluates
these criteria in terms of the
following factors: environmental
characteristics (climate, soil),
topography, ground water condition.
17.155 "Preliminary Land Use Constraints,"
Southern Kennebec Valley Regional
Planning Commission, June 1976.
17.156 "Preliminary Land Use Allocation
and Population Projections,
Eagle County," Northwest Colorado
Council of Governments.
17.157 "Procedure for Review and Adoption
of Water Quality, Land Use, and
Housing Plans," Policy Paper #4,
Association of Monterey Bay Area
Governments, 1977.
17.158 "Projected 1995 Land Use, Central
Florida Region," Central Florida
Regional Planning Council, May
1977, Map $.50.
17.159 "Projected 1980 Land Use, Central
Florida Region," Central Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
May 1977, map $.50.
17.160 "Projected Land Use to 1990 for
Selected Vermont Communities,"
Vermont Department of Environmental
Water Resources, 1978, 192 pages.
Includes criteria for town
selection, description of task,
assumptions, methodology, limita-
tions, selected towns, people
contacted and map legends.
17.161 "Proposed Regional Land Use
Element," South Carolina Appala-
chian Council of Governments,
June 1977.
17.162 "Recommended Land Uses and
Ordinance Changes," First
Tennessee-Virginia Development
District, October 1977, 30 pages.
Recommendations on changes in
local land use controls, ordinances
and policies needed within the
study area to meet 1983 clean
water standards.
17.163 "Recommended Land Use Plan,"
Chariton Valley Regional Services
Agency.
17.164 "Residential Land Use Projections
1975 to 1995," Region I (New
England), June 1977.
17.165 "Regional Land Use Studies,"
Region I (New England), December
1974.
17.166 "Regional Land Use Studies:
Volume I - Inventory and Assess-
ment," Northern Middlesex Area
Commission, December 1974.
17.167 "Regional Land Use: Alternative
Futures," Lakes Region Planning
Commission, April 1977.
17.168 "Regional Land Use Study, The
Planning Collaborative, Inc.,"
Association of Monterey Bay Area
Governments, John M. Sanger and
Associated Consultants, 1978.
159
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17.169 "Regional Land Use Studies:
Volume 2 - Land Use Plans for
Northern Middlesex Area," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, December
1974.
17.170 "Regional Development Plan - 2000
Volume II: Part A; Land Use and
Development Policies Plan,"
Chattanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, 1978, 130 pages.
17.171 "Report on Recommended Land Use
and Ordinance Changes," Mid-
America Regional Council.
17.172 "Report on Methodology of Eval-
uating Plans Against Baseline,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
17.173 "Report on Land Use Control
Techniques Available to MARC
Region," Mid-America Regional
Council.
17.174 "Report on Population, Employ-
ment, and Land Use Projections,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
17.175 "Report on Environmental Setting
of Study Area," Mid-America
Regional Council.
17.176 "Report on Delineation of Service
Areas," Mid-America Regional
Council.
17.177 "Report on Nonpoint Source
Pollution," Greater Portland
Council of Governments, January
1978. Topics include: Land use
loading functions, septic tanks,
modeling, sediments, storm
runoff.
17.178 "Review of Existing Land Use Plan
and Ordinances," Region I (New
England).
17.179 "Risk Assessment Framework for
Land Use Management for Water
Quality," Southeastern Regional
Planning and Economic Development
Commission, March 1976, 48 pages.
17.180 "Risk Assessment Framework for
Land Use Management for Water
Quality," Region I (New England),
March 18, 1975.
17.181 "Rural Land Use," Metroplan, 1978.
17.182 "Rural Land Use Forecasts Report,"
Pima Association of Governments,
Task 4309B, Pima County Planning
and Zoning Department, March 1978.
17.183 "Selected Land Use Control Tech-
niques," Lakes Region Planning
Commission, July 1977.
17.184 "Sizing Area of Land Application
After Lagoons," Five County
Association of Governments.
17.185 "Sizing Area of Land Application
after Mechanical Treatment," Five
County Association of Governments.
17.186 "Staged Land Development Guide,"
Northeast Ohio Four County Coordin-
ating Organization, March 1978,
400 pages.
17.187 "Storage Requirements for Land
Application," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, April
1977.
17.188 "Suitability of Land Treatment
Sites in Region XII," Northwest
Colorado Council of Governments.
17.189 "Summary Staged Land Development
Guide," Northeast Ohio Four County
Organization, December 1978.
17.190 "Task 103 - Basic Studies: Sub-
tasks (a) and (b) - Socio-Economic
Projections and Land Use Analysis,"
Southeast Arkansas Regional
Planning Commission. To define
existing and projected population
and land use for Jefferson County.
160
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17.191 "Technical Memorandum: Residential
Land Use Projections 1975-1995 in
the OCPC 208 Area," Old Colony
Planning Council, 1977. Discuss
projections for residential land
use; procedures used in making
the projections; and breaks down
the land use projections by
community.
17.192 "LU-13 Technical Land Use Plan,
Wasatch Canyons," Salt Lake
Council of Governments, July
1977, 33 pages.
17.193 "Toward Clean Water: Alternatives
for Action, Volume 1, Draft
Environmental Impact Assessment,
(1977), Chapter 9: Local Environ-
mental Management Programs," Old
Colony Planning Council. Points
out the alternatives to lakes
management, wetlands and flood-
plain protection, earth removal
preservation of agricultural
land, natural areas protection,
and pesticide programs (non-
agricultural ly related).
17.194 "Toward Clean Water: A Program for
Action," Old Colony Planning
Council, 1978. Discusses natural
areas protection within the recom-
mended community actions (chapters
1-10), recommended regional
actions (chapter 11), and recom-
mended state and federal action
(chapter 15 and 16).
17.195 "Updated Future Land Use for
Computer Model," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council, Element 19,
Task Memo, May 1977. Describes the
nonpoint and environmental water
quality data base; additional
samples were analyzed.
17.196 "Urban Resources Study: Existing
Patterns and Trends in Land Use
in the Greater Lowell Area,"
Northern Middlesex Area Commission,
June 1968.
17.197 "Urban Land Use Category: Pollu-
tant Loadings," East Central
Florida Regional Planning Council.
17.198 "Water Quality in Southeast
Michigan: The Huron Basin," South-
east Michigan Council of Governments,
February 1978, 156 pages. This
report describes the water quality
for major sub-basins in the Huron
River Basin. The basin geology,
soils, land use, water uses and
hydrology are summarized so that
the water quality of reaches and
tributaries is better understood.
17.199 "Water Quality - Land Use Relation-
ships," Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach Councy, #403.
17.200 "Water Quality Management Planning
Baseline Report," Toledo Metro-
politan Area Council of Governments,
July 1976. Includes chapters on
water quality, land use and the
land; the region's water resources;
existing water quality problems;
and the management framework.
17.201 "Water Quality - Land Use Relation-
ships," Northeastern Illinois
Planning Commission, May 1, 1976.
17.202 "Water Quality Related Land Use
Guidelines," Berkshire County
Regional Planning Commission,
April 1977.
17.203 "Water Resources - Land Use
Computer Mapping Pilot Project,"
Lakes Region Planning Commission,
November 1976.
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17.204 "Water Supply and Demand in Maricopa
County, Arizona," Maricopa Associa-
tion of Governments, Arthur Beard
Engineers, Inc./Camp, Dresser and
McKee, May 1977. This report pro-
vides a preliminary assessment of
the impacts that the four regional
planning development strategies
(Composite Land Use Plan, Trends,
Confinement, Satellite Cities) will
have on water quality and quantity.
The results presented in this study
are to be used in the re-evaluation
study and in the MAG 208 study in
preparing alternative waste
management plans.
17.205 "Weber County Land Use," Weber
River Water Quality Planning
Council.
17.206 "What Are The Options: A Handbook
of Alternatives for Wastewater
Management," Southeastern Regional
Planning and Economic Development
Commission, June 1976, 24 pages.
Topics include land use and septic
systems.
17.207 "Working Paper II: Application of
Land Use Data in Wastewater Manage-
ment Plans," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Planning Agency, February
1975.
17.208 "Work Element 405/440 - Land Use/
Pollutant Loading Relationships,"
West Florida Regional Planning
Commission, October 1977.
17.209 "Work Element 130.E - Summary of
Land Use and Water Quality
Problems by 208 Stream Segment,"
West Florida Regional Planning
Commission, January 1978.
17.210 "Work Element 130 - Existing and
Projected Land Use," West Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1977.
17.211 "Work Elements 705/905: Engi-
neering Solution - Future Land
Use Interface/Nonpoint Source
Wastewater Controls: Urban and
Rural," West Florida Regional
Planning Commission, November
1977.
17.212 "Working Paper II: Application
of Land Use Data in Wastewater
Management Plans," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency, February 1975.
17.213 "Draft Land Use and Housing
Element," Association of Monterey
Bay Area Governments, Issue
Paper #11, 1977.
XVIII. LEGAL
18.1 "Affirmative Action Policy and
Mechanism," Association of Bay
Area Governments, April 1975.
18.2 "Amendment to the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act Emphasizing
Multiple Use," Nassau Suffolk
Regional Planning Board, August
1977.
18.3 "An Analysis of the Legal Frame-
work for Water Quality Management,"
(New Jersey), Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
WP-7.02-2.
18.4 "Analysis of Legal Authority for
Regulatory and Waste Management
Programs in Region B," Land-of-Sky
Regional Council, Public Research
and Management, Inc., May 1977,
117 pages.
18.5 "Analysis of Nitnification in the
Passaic Basin," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, Chapter 3.
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18.6 "Appendix VII-I, Description of
Water Quality Management Issues for
Which Legal and Institutional
Analysis Are Being Performed,"
Chapter 7, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection.
18.7 "208 Areawide Water Quality Man-
agement Planning Working Paper,
Legal and Institutional Inventory
and Analysis for the Protection of
Drinking Water Quality," Chapter 7,
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection, November
1978.
18.8 "Assessment of Legal Authority
for Water Quality Management in
the Baltimore Region," Baltimore
Regional Planning Council.
18.9 "Basin Plan for the Cheyenne River
Basin, South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection," Sixth
District Council of Governments,
1974.
18.10 "Bylaws of the Association,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, as amended February 1977.
18.11 "The Challenge and Opportunity of
Water Quality Management Planning,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, January 1976. Poses
questions and gives answers con-
cerning section 208 of the Federal
Water Pollution Control Act as
amended. The 208 program's pur-
pose, its importance, and require-
ments are discussed. The program's
relationship to EPA and various
federal, state and local govern-
ments is included. A glossary
of useful terms is also contained
within this booklet.
18.12 "Circular No. A-95, Evaluation,
Review, and Coordination of Federal
and Federally Assisted Programs and
Projects," Association of Bay Area
Governments, 1976.
18.13 "A Citizen's Guide to Enforce-
ment of Laws Protecting Water
Quality in Massachusetts,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, July 1977.
18.14 "Civil Preparedness Program
Capsule," Association of Bay Area
Governments, January 1975.
18.15 "Colorado Water Law," Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission,
Ft. Collins, Colorado: Colorado
State University, 1973.
18.16 "Delineation and Discussion of 201
Facility Planning Areas, Northeast
208 Study Area, Task 4.2," Chapter
5, State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection,
January 1978.
18.17 "Development of Legal, Institu-
tional and Fiscal Means t
Implement Technical Solutions for
Nonpoint Sources of Pollution,"
Land of Sky Regional Council,
Public Research and Management,
Inc., February 1978, 55 pages.
18.18 "Environmental Assessment of
Proposed Final Plan," (Work Element
100), West Michigan Regional
Planning Commission.
18.19 "Environmental Impact Report,"
Element 8, Pima Association of
Governments, TOUPS Corporation,
June 1978.
18.20 "Environmental Impact Assessment
of Rural Land Use Forecasts,"
Task 4309D, Pima Association of
Governments, Pima County Planning
and Zoning Department, November
1977.
18.21 "Environmental Impact Assessment
of Metropolitan Population Pro-
jections," Task 4309C, Pima
Association of Governments, City
of Tucson Planning Department,
March 1978.
163
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18.22 "Environmental Impact Statement,"
Regional Planning Council of
Governments, January 1978.
18.23 "Executive Summary," Region VI
Planning and Development
Commission.
18.24 "Excerpts from the Florida
Statutes Regarding Programs and
Provisions for Implementing the
208 Plan," East Central Florida
Regional Planning Council.
18.25 "Existing Water Quality Manage-
ment Programs at the Federal,
State, and Local Levels:
Inventory and Analysis," Task
7350, Pima Association of Govern-
ments, prepared by University of
Arizona Institute of Government
Research, July 1977.
18.26 "Existing Management Programs for
Water Quality in the Cedar and
Green River Basins in King
County," Municipality of Metro
Seattle, 1978, 75 pages. Exam-
ination of local, state and major
laws/regulations/programs impact-
ing water quality and the institu-
tional roles existing because of
them. Organized by water quality
problems, it identifies those
agencies having major functions
in Water Quality.
18.27 "Task 601 - Existing Management
Systems," Southeast Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission.
To identify and describe existing
jurisdictional legislature, and
financial aspects of programs
relating to water quality manage-
ment and the requirements of
Section "208" of PL 92-500.
18.28 "Existing Management Systems
Report," Arkhoma Regional Planning
Commission, $10.00. Identifies
legal, financial and political
constraints on pollution control
activities in the area.
18.29 "Existing Legal, Financial and
Institutional Aspects of Water
Quality Management Alternatives,"
Region I (New England),
December 15, 1977.
18.30 "Federal Government: Planning,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
December 1976.
18.31 "Federal Government: Operations,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, December 1976.
18.32 "Federal Government: Regulations,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
December 1976.
18.33 "Grading Ordinance," Tahoe
Regional Planning Agency, February
1972, 17 pages, $2.50.
18.34 "Identification and Description of
Existing Regulatory Authority in
the State of Delaware Relating to
Water Quality Control and Fiscal
Management," Coastal Sussex Water
Quality Program, December 1977.
18.35 "Identification of Top Priority
Water Quality Problems," Land of
Sky Regional Council, Cummings
Engineers, Inc., March 1978,
41 pages.
18.36 "Identification of Methods of
Abating Top Priority Water Quality
Problems," Land of Sky Regional
Council, Cummings Engineers, Inc.
18.37 "Impact of the Property Tax Rate
in Atkinson of a Proposed Wetland
Zoning Ordinance," Southern Rock-
ingham Regional Council, May 1978.
18.38 "An Index to Regulations Governing
Land Development and Environmental
Resources in New Castle County,"
New Castle County Area Waste
Treatment Management Planning
Organization, September 1975.
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18.39 "Intergovernmental Coordination,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, October 1975. The
coordination of activities between
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, in carrying out the
208 program, and various govern-
mental organizations is identified.
Formal and indirect East-West
Gateway Coordinating Committee
relationships with SIMAPC and
other agencies are described and
centralized as a staff function.
18.40 "Intergovernmental Coordination,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, October 1975. The
coordination of activities between
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council in carrying out the 208
program, and various governmental
organizations is identified.
18.41 "Interstate Agency (Delaware
River Basin Commission): Opera-
tions, Regulations, Planning,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
December 1976.
18.42 "An Introductory Discussion of
Pennsylvania Laws, Regulations and
Judicial Decisions Relating to the
COWAMP/208 Study," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
September 1976.
18.43 "Inventory and Analysis of the
Legal Aspects of Area-Wide Water
Quality Management," Southeastern
Council of Governments, January
1977, 268 pages, $25.00.
18.44 "Inventory of Local Regulatory
Controls Pertinent to Water
Quality," Southeastern Regional
Planning and Economic Development
Commission, December 1975, 75
pages.
18.45 "Inventory of Existing Government
Structures and Their Management,
Financial, and Legal Functions
and Capabilities in Summit, Utah
and Wasatch Counties," Mountain-
land Association of Governments,
August 1976.
18.46 "Legal and Institutional Inventory
and Analysis for the Management of
Use of Fertilizers and Soil Con-
ditioners," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection, November 1978.
18.47 "Legal Inventory for the Areawide
Water Quality Management Planning
Program," Chapter 7, State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection.
18.48 "Legal and Institutional Analysis
Issue Statements," Chapter 7, State
of New Jersey Department of Envi-
ronmental Protection, August 7,
1978, September 19, 1978,
October 3, 1978 and October 5,
1978.
18.49 "Legal and Institutional Inventory
and Analysis for "208" Water
Quality Management Planning,"
Chapter 7, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection, May 18, 1978.
18.50 "Legal-Institutional Arrangements,"
Region I (New England), February
1976.
18.51 "Legal and Institutional Inventory
and Analysis for the Protection
of Potable Water Supplies: Treat-
ment of Sewerage Effluent," State
of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection, December
1978.
18.52 "Legal and Institutional Inventory
and Analysis for the Protection of
Drinking Water Quality," State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection, November 1978.
165
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18.53 "Legal and Institutional Inventory 18.61
and Analysis for the Control of
Soil Erosion and Sedimentation,"
Chapter 7, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro- 18.62
tection, November 1978.
18.54 "Legal and Institutional Inventory
and Analysis for Sludge Manage-
ment," Chapter 7, State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental 18.63
Protection, December 1978.
18.55 "Legal and Institutional Inventory
and Analysis for the Use of Fer-
tilizers and Soil Conditioners,"
Chapter 7, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection, November 1978.
18.56 "Legal and Institutional Inventory
and Analysis for Septic Systems
Management Program in New Jersey,"
Chapter 7, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection.
18.64
18.65
18.66
18.57 "Legal and Institutional Inventory
and Analysis for the Management
of Sanitary Landfills Siting and 18.67
Operation Maintenance," Chapter 7,
State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection,
November 1978.
18.58 "Legal and Institutional Inventory
and Analysis for 208 Water Quality
Management Planning," Chapter 7,
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection.
18.59 "Legal-Institutional Arrangements
for Areawide Waste Treatment Man- 18.68
agement Planning," Southern
Kennebec Valley Regional Planning
Commission, March 1976.
18.60 "Legal and Institutional 18.69
Approaches for the Management of
Erosion and Sedimentation in the
Montachusett-Nashua 208 Area,"
Montachusett Regional Planning
Commission, 1977, 45 pages.
"Legal Authority for Guiding
Growth," Berkshire County Regional
Planning Commission, November 1975.
"Legal Aspects of Preventing
Pollution of the Wachusett Water
Supply," Central Massachusetts
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1976.
"Legal and Institutional Analysis,"
Water Quality Plan, Appendix J,
Dane County Regional Planning
Commission, 1978, 82 pages, $3.00.
"Legal Aspects of 208 Water
Quality Planning," Rogue Valley
Council of Governments.
"Legal Critical Factors Analysis,"
Miami Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
"Legal and Management Arrangements
for Implementing Areawide Water
Quality Plan in Southeast Idaho
(With Addendum)," Southeast Idaho
Council of Governments.
"Legal Aspects of Flood Control -
Federal Law, State Law, Recogni-
tion of Aesthetic Values of Water
Law, Storm Water Modeling, Storage
of Storm Runoff, Financing Storm
Drainage Improvements, Assessment
of Urban Runoff, Quantity and
Quality Runoff Determination,
Assessment Auxiliary Uses of
Floodplains, Working Paper 3,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of Govern-
ments, Karcich and Weber, Inc.
"The Legal Environment of Water
Quality Planning," (WP 7.01-6),
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, March 1977.
"Legal Assessment," Association
of Central Oklahoma Governments,
April 10, 1978.
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18.70 "Legal Institutional and
Financial Considerations,"
Region I (New England),
June 10, 1977.
18.71 "Legal Institutional Mechan-
isms," Region I (New England),
April 11, 1977.
18.72 "Legal Institutional and
Implementation Executive
Summary," Flathead Project,
20 pages.
18.73 "Legal and Institutional
Analysis for the Control of
Soil Erosion and Sedimenta-
tion," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection.
18.74 "Legal and Institutional
Analysis for the Protection of
Drinking Water Quality," State
of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection.
18.75 "Legal and Institutional
Inventory and Analysis for the
Management of Sanitary Land-
fills Siting, Operation and
Maintenance," State of New
Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
18.76 "Legal and Institutional
Inventory and Analysis for the
Management and Use of Fertil-
izers and Soil Conditioners,"
State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection.
18.77 "Legal and Institutional
Inventory and Analysis for the
Management of Sanitary Landfills,
Siting, Operation, and Mainten-
ance," Chapter 7, State of New
Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection, November
1978.
18.78 "Local Legal Analysis," West
Michigan Regional Planning
Commission.
18.79 "Management Subplans," Lower Rio
Grande Valley Regional Develop-
ment Commission. Topics include
existing legal authority, financial
capability political constraints,
alternative institutional
arrangements for water quality
management.
18.80 "208 Management Elements," Boston
Metropolitan Area Planning Commis-
sion, March 1977. Topics include
legal requirements and integration
problems; offers 3 management
alternatives encompassing a broad
range of possible management
frameworks.
18.81 "Methodology for the Legal and
Institutional Analysis," State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
18.82 "The National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System," Washington
Council of Governments, April
1977. A description of the permit
issuance and enforcement procedures
of the states of Maryland and
Virginia and the District of
Columbia; a description of the
standards and practices employed
by the states in determining
effluent limitations.
18.83 "Pennsylvania State Operators
Certificate Program," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
December 1976.
18.84 "Phase I Interim Output Report,"
(Work Element 44), West Michigan
Regional Planning Commission.
Vol. I: Summary; Vol. II: Technical
Appendices.
18.85 "Phase I Water Quality Management
Basin Plan - Delaware River Trib-
utaries - Planning Area B," State
of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection, December
1977.
167
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18.86 "Phase I Water Quality Management
Basin Plan - Raritan River Basin,"
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection, August
1976.
18.87 "Phase I Water Quality Management
Basin Plan - North Atlantic
Basin," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection, August 1976.
18.88 "Planning Law in Southeastern
Wisconsin," Technical Report 6,
Southeast Wisconsin Regional
Planning Council, April 1977,
126 pages.
18.89 "Policy Memorandum No. 3.01,
Policy and Procedures for Review
of Water Quality Management
Plans," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection, May 1978.
18.90 "Political Subdivisions in the
COWAMP/208 Study Area," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
December 1976.
18.91 "Population Projection Methodol-
ogy," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection.
18.92 "Problem Identification, Legal,
Aspects of Flood Control Alter-
native Control Measures," Pikes
Peak Area Council of Governments,
Karcich and Weber, Inc., January
1976.
18.93. "Proceedings of Elected Officials'
Water Quality Workshop," Munici-
pality of Metropolitan Seattle,
December 1976, 51 pages.
Recorded discussions and a sum-
mary of local elected decision
maker's concepts of water problems
in the Cedar/Green Basins.
18.94 "A Proposed Regional Policies
Plan," Northwest Colorado Council
of Governments.
18.95 "Recent EPA Regulations," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Council,
Chester Betz Engineers, August
1975.
18.96 "Regional, County and Local
Government Agencies in the COWAMP
208 Study Area Operation," Del-
aware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
December 1976.
18.97 "208 Regulatory Programs," Nassau
Suffolk Regional Planning Board.
18.98 "Regulatory and Fiscal Controls,"
Atlanta Regional Commission,
October 1977. Describes the
statutory requirements and guide-
lines covering programs in the
WPCA; lists and describes
alternative, existing or potential
programs which could be recommended.
18.99 "Regulatory Programs and Laws
Pertaining to Water Quality,"
Indiana Heartland Coordinating
Commission, June 1977, 66 pages.
18.100 "Regulatory Review," State of
Tennessee Department of Public
Health.
18.101 "Report on Existing Legal Authority
in the State of Delaware Relating
to Wastewater Management," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
February 1976.
18.102 "Report - Review of Existing State
Laws and Regulations," New Hamp-
shire Water Supply and Pollution
Control Commission, January 1979.
18.103 "Resolving Interlbcal Disputes
Concerning Environmental Manage-
ment Issues," Indiana Heartland
Coordinating Commission, October 4,
1977, 11 pages.
168
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18.104 "Resolution, Regional Home Rule,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, 1971.
18.105 "Review and Evaluation of Existing
Federal and State Legislation and
Regulations Pertinent to Water
Quality: Summary," Southeastern
Regional Planning and Economic
Development Commission, March
1976, 18 pages.
18.106 "Review of Existing Laws, Policies,
and Requirements for the Pretreat-
ment of Treatment Wastes," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments,
October 1976, $1.00.
18.107 "Rules of Orange County Pollution
Control Board," East Central
Florida Regional Planning Council.
18.108 "Rules and Regulations Relating to
the Use of the Public Sewer
System," New Castle County Waste
Treatment Management Planning
Agency, August 1975.
18.109 "Section 303(e) Water Quality
Management Basin Plan, Northeast
New Jersey Urban Area," State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection, December 1976.
18.110 "Section 303(e) Water Quality
Management Basin Plan, Freshwater
Passaic River Basin," State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection, December 1976.
18.111 "Some Legal Aspects of Preventing
Pollution of the Wachusett Water
Supply," Region I (New England).
18.112 "State Regulation and Land Appli-
cation of Wastewater Effluent,"
East Central Florida Regional
Planning Council.
18.113 "State Policies Concerning
Package Treatment Plants,"
Indiana Heartland Coordinating
Commission, 1977, 9 pages.
18.114 "State-EPA Agreement," Section G,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
18.115 "State Legal Analysis," West
Michigan Regional Planning
Commission.
18.116 "Statewide Legal Analysis," Tri-
County Regional Planning Commission,
October 1976.
18.117 "State of Pennsylvania: Operations,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
'Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
December 1976.
18.118 "State of Pennsylvania: Regula-
tions," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, December 1976.
18.119 "State of Pennsylvania: Planning,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
December 1976.
18.120 "Study of Legal and Institutional
Arrangements," Greater Portland
Council of Governments, January
1978.
18.121 "Submission of Legal/Institutional
Analysis by O.R.A.," Chapter 7,
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection, August 16,
1978.
18.122 "Submission of Legal/Institutional
Analysis by O.R.A.," Chapter 7,
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection, July 28,
1978.
18.123 "Submission of Legal/Institutional
Analysis by the Office of Regulatory
Affairs," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection, November 7.
18.124 "Summary Review and Evaluation of
Existing Federal and State Legis-
lation Pertinent to Water,"
Region I (New England), March 1976.
169
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18.125 "Summary of Legislation and
Regulations Dealing With Water
Quality Management Agencies,"
Southeastern Regional Planning
and Economic Development Commis-
sion, January 1977, 4 pages.
18.126 "Summary of Existing and Projected
Pollution Sources Relative to
Potential Regulation," South
Alabama Regional Planning Commis-
sion, October 1977.
18.127 "A Summary Review of Legislation
Enabling Municipalities to Create
Water and Sewer Authorities with
Accompanying Review of Existing
Multi-Unit Authorities," South
Central Michigan Planning
Council, April 1978, 70 pages.
18.128 "Summary of Legal/Legislation
Actions Required for Plan Imple-
mentation," #129, Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
18.129 "Synopsis of Local Ordinances,
Regulations and Plans," East
Central Florida Regional Planning
Council.
18.130 "Table of Raw Data - Toxic
Effluent - 24 Hour Composite,"
Chapter 3, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection.
18.131 "Technical Appendix of the Pro-
ductivity Study for the Big
Cypress Study Area," Vols. I and
II, Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission, prepared by
Environmental Science and Engin-
eering, Inc., $51.30 per copy
for both volumes.
18.132 "Technical Appendix of the Pro-
ductivity Study for the Charlotte
Harbor Study Area," Southwest
Florida Regional Planning Commis-
sion, prepared by Environmental
Science and Engineering, Inc.,
February 1978, $16.30 per copy.
18.133 "Technical Appendix of the Pro-
ductivity Study for the Phillippi
Creek Study Area," Southwest
Florida Regional Planning Commis-
sion, prepared by Environmental
Science and Engineering, Inc.,
February 1978, $12.80 per copy.
18.134 "U.S. Public Health Service
Publication," No. 456, Rappa-
hannock Area Development
Commission, 1962.
18.135 "Variations in Water Quality
Constituents Throughout the Study
Area," Land of Sky Regional Council,
Moore, Gardner and Associates, Inc.,
May 1978, 31 pages.
18.136 "Water Law in Southeastern Wiscon-
sin," Report #2, Southeast Wisconsin
Regional Planning Council, April
1977, 93 pages.
18.137 "Water Law and Its Relationship to
Environmental Quality: A Biblio-
graphy of Source Material," Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission, Ft.
Collins, Colorado: Colorado State
University, January 1973.
18.138 "Water Supply and Water Use in the
OCPC 208 Area," Old Colony Planning
Council, 1976. Examines the assump-
tions underlying past water con-
sumption estimates, possible
conservation methods, important
legal, institutional, and financial
issues involved in water supply,
and local, state, and federal regu-
lations available for water supply
protection.
18.139 "Water Supply Protection, Regulations
and By-Laws," Southeastern Regional
Planning and Economic Development
Commission, October 1978, 28 pages.
Techniques for protection of water
supply zone regulatory controls,
Board of Health.
18.140 "Water Quality Assessment," State
of New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
170
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18.141 "Environmental Management Study,"
Guam Environmental Protection
Agency, regulatory programs,
Barrett and Associates, March
1978, 116 pages. "
18.142 "Proceeding of the Intergovern-
mental Partnership for Water
Quality Seminar," Hawaii Depart-
ment of Health, September 20,
1977, 70 pages.
XIX. MINING
19.1 "CBE Analysis of Acid Mine
Drainage Problems," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, November 1976.
19.2 "An Analysis of Abandoned Coal
Mines in West Central Indiana and
Suggested Reclamation Techniques
(With an Inventory of Active Strip
Mines)," West Central Indiana
Economic Development District,
Inc.
19.3 "An Analysis of the Effect of
Strip Mining on Groundwater
Resources in McLean, Mercer and
Oliver Counties," Lewis and Clark
Regional Council for Development.
19.4 "An Assessment of Mining Impacts
on Water Quality in the Northern
Boulder Batholith," Montana
Department of Health Environ-
mental Sciences, August 1978.
19.5 "Chemical Loads From Coal Mining
in COWAMP Study Area No. 1 - Back-
ground Information and BMP
Approach," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, May 1977.
19.6 "Clean Water and Mining," West
Central Indiana Economic Develop-
ment District, Inc.
19.7 "Coal Mining Nonpoint Sources of
Pollution Background Information
and BMP Approach," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, May 1977.
19.8 "Distribution of Koalin and Fullers
Earth Mines and Plants in Georgia
and North Florida," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Com-
mission, Georgia Department of
Mines, Mining and Geology, 1970.
19.9 "Energy Report," Greater Egypt
Regional Planning and Development
Commission, January 1978, 131
pages. Topics include: evaluation
and projection of coal mining for
the next twenty years.
19.10 "Energy Conservation," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, November 3,
1975.
19.11 "Energy Report: Evaluation of Area-
wide Coal Production and Future
Projections," Appendix C-l, Greater
Egypt Regional Planning and Develop-
ment Commission, November 1978, 104
pages.
19.12 "Future Anthracite Mining Outlook
for the Schuylkill River Basin,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
October 1977.
19.13 "Geology of the Coal Mining Portion
of the Southern Illinois 208 Area
and Its Application to Water
Quality Problems," Appendix C-2,
Greater Egypt Regional Planning
and Development Commission,
November 1978, 51 pages.
19.14 "Geology of Coal Mining in Southern
Illinois and Its Application to WQ
Problems," Greater Egypt Regional
Planning and Development Commission,
February 1978, 70 pages.
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19.15 "Illinois Lands Affected by
Underground Mining for Coal,"
Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency, March 1977.
19.16 "Inventory of Mine Acid Abatement
and Control Techniques," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
February 1977.
19.17 "The 208 Macroinvertebrate Study
Report: The Effects of Acid Mine
Drainage on Mean Species Diver-
sity in Six Southern Illinois
Streams," Appendix C-4, Greater
Egypt Regional Planning and
Development Commission, November
1978, 69 pages.
19.18 "Mining," Minnesota Pollution
Control Agency, Revised August
1979, 14 pages.
19.19 "Mine Drainage," (fact sheet),
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
19.20 "Mine Pollution Control and
Abatement Cost Estimates,"
Southwestern Pennsylvania
Regional Planning Commission.
19.21 "Mining," State of Tennessee
Department of Public Health.
19.22 "Mining NPS Assessment in the
Montana Statewide 208 Planning
Area," Montana Department of
Health Environmental Sciences.
19.23 "Mining Activities," Chapter 7,
Section E, South Dakota Depart-
ment of Environmental Protection.
19.24 "Mine Waste Control Program,"
Greater Egypt Regional Planning
and Development Commission, April
1978. Topics include acid mine
drainage.
19.25 "Minor Sources of Pollution in
GCS Reg. V: Chloride Application
Construction, Mining and Roadside
Errosion - A Background Paper,"
Genessee-Lapeer-Shiawassee Plan-
ning and Development Commission,
Chase-Modgis, Inc., April 1978.
19.26 "Missouri's Coal Mining and the
Environment," (guide sheet),
Missouri Department of Natural
Resources, 2 pages.
19.27 "Nonpoint Source Pollution from
Mining - Background Information
and BMP Approach," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, April 1977.
19.28 "Nonpoint Pollution from Mining
and Mineral Extraction," Rappa-
hannock Area Development Commission,
May 1975.
19.29 "Placer Mining/Water Quality Man-
agement Alternatives," Alaska
Department of Environmental Con-
servation, September 1978, 81
pages. Draft form public review
of part of a plan to reduce stream
sedimentation from placer miners.
19.30 "Processes, Procedures and Methods
to Control Pollution from Mining
Activities," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission, Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Washington
D.C.
19.31 "Process to Identify and Control
Pollution from Inactive or Aban-
doned Mines in the State of
Colorado," State of Colorado.
19.32 "Summary Report for the Southern
Illinois 208 Mine Waste Control
Program," Appendix C-3, Greater
Egypt Regional Planning and
Development Commission, November
1978, 80 pages.
172
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19.33 "Technical Report for the Southern
Illinois 208 Mine Waste Control
Program," Appendix C-3, Greater
Egypt Regional Planning and
Development Commission, November
1978, 500 pages.
19.34 "Water Pollution From Mining
Activities," Sixth District
Council of Governments, Dal ton-
Dai ton-Li ttle-Newport.
19.35 "Water Quality Management Plan
for Mining," North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources
and Community Development.
XX. MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL
20.1 "Procedures for Data Management,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission, June 1976.
20.2 "Data Management System, Four-
County Bay Area," Association of
Bay Area Governments, CSP,
August 1970.
20.3 "Geotechnical Investigation,
Proposed Flushing Channel,
Vancouver, Washington," Regional
Planning Council of Governments,
January 1978.
20.4 "Appendix D, Computer Simulation
Report," Regional Planning Council
of Governments, November 1976.
20.5 "Marina Task," Region I (New
England), August 1977.
20.6 "Project Aqvarius Technical Task
Report," Pikes Peak Area Council
of Governments, Nelson, Haley,
Patterson and Quirk, November
1974.
20.7 "Water Quality Data Base," Pikes
Peak Area Council of Governments,
Nelson, Haley, Patterson and
Qui"-k, Inc., 1975.
20.8 "Fertilizer Management Practices
for Water Quality," (guide sheet),
Missouri Department of Natural
Resources, 4 pages.
20.9 "Review of Analytical Data," Land
of Sky Regional Council, Moore,
Gardner and Associates, Inc.,
June 1978, 40 pages.
20.10 "SR-52 Computer Programs," Five
County Association of Governments.
20.11 "1976 Statistical Yearbook,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission.
20.12 "Hazardous Substance Report - A
Background Paper," Genessee-Lapeer-
Shiawassee Planning and Development
Commission, Chase-Mogdis, Inc.,
April 1978.
20.13 "Flood Plain Information -
Rappahannock River, Fredericksburg,
Spotsylvania and Stafford Counties,"
Rappahannock Area Planning Commis-
sion, September 1970.
20.14 "Drainage Manual, Revised Edition,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, 1972.
20.15 "Vol. 6: The Drainage Report,"
Regional Intergovernmental Report.
20.16 "Appendix C, Drainage Management
Analysis," Regional Planning Council
of Governments, December 1976.
20.17 "Index to Flood-Prone Area Maps,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, U.S. Geological
Survey, September 1972.
20.18 "Environmental Impact of Detergent
Builders on the Waters of the State
of California," California Water
Resources Control Board, $3.20.
20.19 "Investigation of Current Measure-
ment in Estuarine and Coastal
Waters," California Water Resources
Control Board, $1.95.
173
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20.20 "Energy. Resource Development 20.30
Within the Uintah Basin, Interim
Output Report Number Eleven,"
Uintah Basin Association of
Governments.
20.21 "Area Planning and Development
Commission Fact Book," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Commis- 20.31
sion, Georgia Department of
Industry and Trade, December 6,
1972.
20.22 "Data Catalog," Macon-Bibb County 20.32
Planning and Zoning Commission.
20.23 "Data Management Concept,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers, 20.33
December 1974.
20.24 "Environmental Sensitivity of
Zoning Ordinances," Delaware 20.34
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
April 1975.
20.25 "Use of RDG Projections in 20.35
COWAMP/208," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, March
1977.
20.26 "Project Organization," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
August 1975.
20.27 "Data Management Systems Design,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
March 1976.
20.36
20.37
20.38
20.28 "Comments on Chapter IV Environ-
mental Characteristics," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Moody and Associates, Inc.,
January 1976. 20.39
20.29 "Dischargers Information," DelT-
ware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
December 1977.
"Evaluation of the Current Status
of the Census Tract to D.C. Con-
version Process and Its Applica-
bility to Future 208/COWAMP Work,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
July 1975.
"Identification of Existing Data
and Data Gaps," WP 3.02-1, Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
September 1976.
"Results of Desk-Top Methodology
for Determining Pollution Sources,"
WP-3.06-1, Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, March 1977.
"Design Criteria and Techniques,"
Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional
Planning Commission.
"Water Currents," Mid-Sumberland
Council of Government and Develop-
ment District, technical summary
report.
"Sizing Detention Ponds and
Corresponding Winter Storage,"
Five County Association of
Governments.
"Sizing Total Containment Lagoons,"
Five County Association of
Governments.
"Well Logs of the Coastal Plain
of Georgia," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
Geological Survey of Georgia,
Bulletin 70, 1961, 470 pages.
"Selected Techniques for Develop-
ment Planning," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Management
Agency, June 1975.
"Site-Specific Natural Resources,"
Environmental Assessment Process
Position Paper #1, New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency.
174
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20.40 "New Castle County Automated 20.52
Environmental Resources (AERI)
System," New Castle County Area-
wide Waste Treatment Management
Agency, December 1975. 20.53
20.41 "Data Variable Classifications,
New Castle County," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency, July 1975. 20.54
20.42 "Analysis Report: Task 4.7:
Geometry Survey," Middlesex County
Planning Board, LM and S Engineers,
October 1975,
20.43 "Little Rock/North Little Rock
SMSA Data Book," Metroplan, 1978.
20.44 "Atkinson Wetlands Report," 20.56
Southern Rockingham Regional
Council, March 1978.
20.45 "Flowgen Calibration," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers, 20.57
September 1976.
20.46 "Breakeven Interceptor Lengths
in Conjunction with Tasks 71100 20.58
and 74100," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, September
1976. 20.59
20.47 "ICR System Formulation Guidance,"
#130, Area Planning Board of Palm 20.60
Beach County.
20.48 "Virginia Statistical Annual
769.9," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission, 1973.
20.49 "RADCO Staff Compilation,"
Rappahannock Area Development 20.61
Commission, Revised March 1977.
20.50 "Enumeration District Data,
1970 Census," Rappahannock Area 20.62
Development Commission.
20.51 "A Regional Audit," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission,
December 1974.
"40 CFR 133, Article 133.102,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, August 17, 1973.
"Floodplain Management Report,"
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee Region V
Planning and Development Commission,
July 1977.
"Beneficiary Usage Criterion,"
Carson River Basin Council of
Governments.
20.55 "Waccamaw Regional Planning and
Development Council Engineering
Element, Vol. II," Waccamaw
Regional Planning and Development
Commission, Spring 1978, 275 pages,
"Waccamaw Regional Planning and
Development Council, Engineering
Element, Volume I," Waccamaw
Regional Planning and Development
Commission, Spring 1978, 350 pages.
"Target Abatement Dates," Chapter
16, Tallahassee-Leon County
Planning Department.
"Environmental Evaluation
Summary," Association of Central
Oklahoma Governments.
"Coastal Drainage Areas," Region I
(New England), August 19, 1977.
"The Use of Chlorophyll ^ as a
Measure of Water Quality in the
Potomac Estuary," Washington Council
of Governments, January 1978. A
description of the use of chloro-
phyll ai in the study of algae and
water quality.
"Oil and Chemical Spills," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments, July
1977, $2.00.
"Oil Spills in California and
Effects of Cleanup Agents," Calif-
ornia Water Resources Control
Board, $1.85.
175
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20.63 "Determination of the Quantity of
Oily Substances on Beaches and in
Nearshore Waters," California
Water Resources Control Board,
$1.95.
20.64 "Lithostratigraphy and Biostrata-
graphy of the North Central Georgia
Coastal Plain," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
Georgia Geological Society
Guidebook #10, 1971.
20.65 "Description of the Flowgen and
Partiist Computer Progress,
Computer Working Paper No. NE001,"
Chapter 3, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection, December 1, 1976.
20.66 "Description of the TSNSMOD and
Plot Computer Programs, Computer
Working Paper No. NE005,"
Chapter 3, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection, June 30, 1977.
20.67 "Description of the Recan Computer
Program, Computer Working Paper
No. NE007," Chapter 3, State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection, July 1977.
20.68 "Bay View," Association of Bay
Area Governments. Monthly
newsletter; currently suspended;
back copies available.
20.69 "ABAG Information Brochure,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments.
20.70 "ABAG Services," Association of
• Bay Area Governments, May 1976.
20.71 "Emergence of a Regional Concept
1910-1976," Association of Bay
Area Governments, October 1976.
20.72 "Big Blue River Basin Compre-
hensive Report," Publication No.
201, Nebraska Natural Resources
Commission, September 1968.
20.73 "Pilot Dredge Program, Vancouver
Lake," Regional Planning Council
of Governments, April 1977.
20.74 "Startup Summary Report," West
Michigan Regional Planning
Commission.
20.75 "PERT Documentation," West
Michigan Regional Planning
Commission.
20.76 "Part A - Approach to Structural
Alternatives," Southwestern
Pennsylvania Regional Planning
Commission.
20.77 "Thermal Load Calculations for
the Lower Monongahela River,"
Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional
Planning Commission.
20.78 "Methodology for Environmental
Site Analysis," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, May 15,
1975.
20.79 "Computer Applications to COWAMP,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Moody and Associates,
Inc., August 1974.
20.80 "Identification of Existing Data
and Data Gaps," WP 3.01-1, Dela-
ware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, September 1976.
20.81 "Task 201 - Critical Condition
Analysis," Southeast Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission.
To identify critical conditions
for each stream segment and para-
meters likely to be exceeded.
20.82 "Task 104 - Data Management
Systems," Southeast Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission.
To develop a system for filing
and indexing of data developed
during and after completion of
this study.
176
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20.83 "Work Element 150 - Technical
Plan Evaluation Methodology,"
West Florida Regional Planning
Commission, January 1978.
20.84 "Technical Plan, Volume II,"
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee
Region V Planning and Development
Commission.
20.85 "Technical Bulletin - Evaluation
of Land Application Systems,"
Pueblo Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Seabrook, Bel ford et al.,
Washington, D.C.: Office of
Water Programs Operations, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency,
March 1975.
20.86 "An Introduction to IMGRID - An
Information Manipulation System
for Grid Cell Data Structures,"
Pueblo Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Sinton, David F., Harvard
Graduate School of Design, June
1976.
20.87 "Reconnaissance Surveys for
Casey, Springfield, Hardin and
Pipemakers," Chatam County-
Savannah Metropolitan Planning
Commission.
20.88 "LU-4 Data Report," Salt Lake
Council of Governments, December
1975, revised January 1976, 95
pages.
20.89 "Technical Report No. 1, Water
Quality of Tobesofkee Creek
1966," Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission, Georgia
Water Quality Control Board,
December 1966.
20.90 "Volume Three: Technical Plan-
ning," Kentuckiana Regional
Planning Commission, Section IV:
Engineering Planning; Section V:
Water Quality.
20.91 "Status of Thermal Discharges in
WQMSP No. 1," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers.
20.92 "AEF Technical Memo No. 4,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
July 28, 1975.
20.93 "Technical Supplement," District
#4 Council of Governments, November
1978.
20.94 "Organization, Administration,
Technical Management and Local
Review and Certification Pro-
cedures," Central Arizona Associa-
. tion of Governments.
20.95 "Flooding and Drainage Problems in
the Northern Middlesex Area,"
Northern Middlesex Area Commission,
June 1974.
20.96 "Management Technical Subplans,"
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, October 25, 1977,
draft.
20.97 "Bay Bulletin," Tampa Bay Regional
Planning Commission. (Monthly)
20.98 "North Fork Baseline," Flathead
208 Project Planning Organization,
33 pages.
20.99 "Regional Water Study," Denver
Regional Council of Governments,
April 1978.
20.100 "Modernization of Local Resource
District Legislation," Publication
No. 402, Nebraska Natural Resources
Commission, March 1969.
20.101 "Specification of Environmentally
Significant Areas in the Denver
Region," Denver Regional Council
of Governments, October 1977.
20.102 "A Technical Report by Gerald E.
Snow, Ph.D," Southwestern Michigan
Regional Planning Commission,
November 1978. Prepared by
National Biocentric, Inc.,
December 1978.
177
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20.103 "State Register of Historic
Places," Southwestern Pennsyl-
vania Regional Planning
Commission.
20.104 "llth Street Drainage Basin,"
Volusia County Council of
Governments.
20.105 "Proposal for Priority Setting
for Statewide Water Quality
Program Needs," Chapter 8, State
of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection.
20.106 "Task 101 - Planning Boundaries,"
Southeast Arkansas Regional
Planning Commission. To delin-
eate facility planning boundaries
for municipalities involved, to
locate significant discharges,
and to locate monitoring
stations.
20.107 "Regional Atlas," Southwest
Illinois Planning Commission,
April 1978. Document contains
maps referred to in Vols. I-VI.
20.108 "Memorandum: Pesticide Use in
Nassau and Suffolk," Nassau-
Suffolk Regional Planning Boards,
April 1976.
20.109 "Answers to Questions Posed by
TAC Members About ERCO's Proposed
Approach," Nassau-Suffolk Regional
Planning Boards.
20.110 "Technical Subplan," Ark-Texas
Council of Governments, November
1977, 53 pages.
20.111 "208 Total Maximum Daily Pollutant
Loads," Nassau Suffolk Regional
Planning Boards.
20.112 "Water Quality Data," Ark-Texas
Council of Governments, July
1977, 102 pages.
20.113 "Pretreatment - A Case Study," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
August 1977.
20.114 "Assessment of the Availability,
Utilization and Contamination of
Water Resources in New Castle
County," New Castle County Area-
wide Waste Treatment Management
Planning Agency, April 1977.
20.115 "208 Report, Vol. V," Eastgate
Development and Transportation
Agency. An overview of industrial
wastewater treatment as part of an
areawide water quality management
plan.
20.116 "Southwest Virginia 208 Plan -
Map Volume," Lenowisco Planning
District Commission. This volume
includes all major cartographic
work used in the development of the
Southwest Virginia 208 Plan. It
includes two series of maps, one
covering surface land use and the
other coal seam outcroppings and
underground mine workings. The
volume also contains all supportive
technical data necessary to inter-
pret the maps and relate them to
the 208 Plan.
20.117 "Secondary Environmental Effects
of Technical Solutions," First
Tennessee-Virginia Development
District, March 1978, 58 pages.
A comparison of the secondary
environmental effects of the tech-
nical alternatives through a
screening process using the non-
point and point/intermittent
point matrices.
20.118 "Technical Report, Vols. I and II,"
Erie and Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Boards. April 1978,
December 1977. Vol. I, 424 pages;
Vol. II, 376 pages.
178
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20.119 "Pondville Pond, Auburn, Mass.
Technical Memo," Central Mass-
achusetts Regional Planning
Commission, July 1977.
20.120 "The Geology of Utah Lake,"
Mountainland Association of
Governments, June 1976.
20.121 "Existing Environmental Setting,
Draft Memorandum No. 1," Maricopa
Association of Governments,
Arthur Beard Engineers/Camp,
Dresser, and McKee, January
1978. The purpose of this
report is to describe the exist-
ing environmental setting of the
Phoenix metropolitan study area.
As such, emphasis is on a broad
regional, descriptive and nar-
rative presentation. Included
are descriptions of biological,
physical, water, atmospheric,
and socio-economic elements.
20.122 "Technical Memorandum for a
Proposed Data Management System
for the Mobile 208 Study," South
Alabama Regional Planning Com-
mission, July 1976.
20.123 "Preparation of Water Samples for
Asbestor Fiber Counting by
Electron Microscopy," U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency,
Athens, Georgia, January 1978.
20.124 "Unmet Needs in the Analysis of
Trace Organics in Water," Methods
and Standards for Environmental
Measurement, U.S. Department of
Commerce, Washington, D.C., 1977,
pages 69 - 72.
20.125 "Identification of Components of
Energy-Related Wastes and Efflu-
ents," Research Triangle Institute,
U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency, Athens, Georgia, January
1978.
20.126 "Isolation of Organic Water
Pollutants by XAD Resins and
Carbon," Journal of Chroma-
tog raphy, 1978.
20.127 "Quantum Yields for Reaction of
Pollutants in Dilute Aqueous
Solution," Environmental Science
and Technology, U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency, Athens, Georgia,
1978.
20.128 "Final Report and Technical
Appendix of the Productivity Study
for the Estero Bay Study Area,"
Southwest Florida Regional Plan-
ning Commission, $13.00 per copy.
20.129 "Coastal Sussex Water Quality
Program Air Quality Review,"
Coastal Sussex Water Quality Pro-
gram, January 1978.
20.130 "East Gallatin Ammonia Study,"
Blue Ribbons of the Big Sky
Country.
20.131 "Biological and Chemical Water
Pollutants of Local Concern,"
Northeastern Illinois Planning
Commission, November 1976.
20.132 "Dredge Soil Disposal Study,
Snohomish River Estuary,"
Snohomish County Planning Depart-
ment, October 1977, 86 pages.
20.133 "Survey of Toxic Chemicals Use and
Distribution," Fox Valley Water
Quality Planning Agency, February
1978, 100 pages.
20.134 "The Potential Contributions of
Air Contaminants to Water Pollu-
tion in the Six County Area of
Northeastern Illinois," North-
eastern Illinois Planning
Commission, September 1977.
20.135 "Madison River Thermal Study,"
Blue Ribbons of the Big Sky
Country.
179
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20.136 "Instream Alteration Study," Fox
Valley Water Quality Planning
Agency, February 1978, 75 pages.
Topics include: pollution from
dredging operations; recreational
navigation.
20.137 "Environmental Baseline," Lower
Rio Grande Valley Regional
Development Commission. Topics
include: scientific description
of natural settings, selected
archaeological and historical
resources.
20.138 "Preliminary 208 Nonpoint Source
Subplan Technical Program Meth-
odology," Northeast Ohio Four
County Coordinating Organization,
February 1978, 400 pages. (Also
available through the Municipal
Documents Service.)
20.139 "The Effects and Effectiveness of
Mosquito Control," Southern
Rockingham Regional Planning
District Commission, March 1977,
9 pages.
20.140 "Special Studies: Nonpoint
Sources—Recreational Watercraft
Pollution Study," Southeastern
Regional Planning and Economic
Development Commission, December
1976, 22 pages.
20.141 "Wetlands," Region I (New England),
May 17, 1977.
20.142 "Transportation Corridors Water
Quality Study," Alaska Department
of Environmental Conservation,
May 1979, final draft for public
review, 151 pages and appendices.
20.143 "Chapter III. Assessment of Present
Water Quality Conditions; Appendix
III-A. Water Quality Data Tabula-
tions," Berkeley Charleston
Dorchester Council of Governments.
20.144 "Chemical Analysis and the Water
Quality Benchmark System," Flathead
208 Project Planning Organization,
120 pages.
20.145 "Technical Memorandum on the
Inspection, Maintenance Program
for Communities of Westminster,
Shirley and Groton," Montachusett
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1979, 14 pages.
20.146 "Physical Background Conditions
of the Santa Clara-Callequas Area,"
Ventura Regional County Sanitation
District.
20.147 "Water Pollution Problems Identi-
fied," Region 2 Planning Commission,
Advisor Newsletter, June 1977.
20.148 "Chapter III - Receiving Waters,"
Chattanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, May 1978, 161 pages.
20.149 "Determination of DC Impact
Points," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, July 1976.
20.150 "Mars Hill Utility District,"
Region I (New England), 1976.
20.151 "Regional Utilities, Volume 3,
Part I, Flood Protection," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, February
1970.
20.152 "Transportation Planning," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, 1974.
20.153 "Incorporation of Goals and
Objectives Sub-Task 301.2610 of
the Northern Middlesex Area Com-
mission Comprehensive Transporta-
tion Plan," Northern Middlesex
Area Commission, December 1975.
20.154 "Draft Comprehensive Transportation
Plan," Northern Middlesex Area
Commission, January 1977.
20.155 "Northern Middlesex Area Trans-
portation Plan, Annual Review and
Report," Northern'Middlesex Area
Commission, November 1971.
20.156 "Transportation Inventory and
Data Summary," Northern Middlesex
Area Commission, July 1972.
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!0.157 "Polk County Transportation
Study, Technical Report," B-187,
Central Florida Regional Planning
Commission, $5.00.
'0.158 "Polk County Transportation Study,
Technical Report D-103," Central
Florida Regional Planning Commis-
sion, $4.00.
'0.159 "Transportation Improvement Pro-
gram Polk County Transportation
Study," Central Florida Regional
Planning Commission, $1.50.
20.160 "Polk County Transportation Study
Technical Report C-83," Central
Florida Regional Planning Com-
mission, $3.25.
20.161 "Polk County Transportation Study
Technical Report A-66," Central
Florida Regional Planning Com-
mission, $2.75.
20.162 "Area Transportation Report,
Preliminary Report," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission,
November 1968.
20.163 "Transportation Analysis,"
Region I (New England), February
1976.
20.164 "Transportation Analysis,"
Southern Kennebec Valley Regional
Planning Commission, February
1976.
20.165 "Work Element 445 - Soil Type
Association Relationships," West
Florida Regional Planning Com-
mission, April 1977.
20.166 "The Bleaching Clays of Georgia,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, Georgia
Department of Mines, Mining, and
Geology, Information Circular
#6, 1975, 8 pages.
20.167 "Georgia Soil Surveys Published as
of July 1974," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
U.S. Department of Agriculture.
20.168 "Soil Survey Interpretations for
Woodlands in the Southern Piedmont
Area of Alabama, Georgia, North
Carolina, and South Carolina,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, Soil Conser-
vation Service, Washington, D.C.
20.169 "Pre-Cambian-Paleogic Appalachian
Problems," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
Geological Survey of Georgia,
Bulletin 80, 139 pages.
20.170 "Soil Savers Handbook," Guan
Environmental Protection Agency,
August 1979, 28 pages. Topics
include erosion and is designed
for homeowners and farmers.
20.171 "U.S. Soil Conservation Service,"
Chapter 6, South Dakota Department
of Environmental Protection.
20.172 "Region V Soils Report," Genesse-
Lapeer-Shiawassee Planning and
Development Commission, June 1977.
20.173 "Soil Loss Summary," Region I
(New England).
20.174 "Soil Conservation Service,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, 1971.
20.175 "Inventory of Soil Suitability,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission, March 1977.
20.176 "Swan Lake Soils," Flathead 208
Project Planning Organization,
107 pages.
20.177 "Capability Mapping as a Means
of Improving Environmental Quality
Prerequisites and Methods," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
July 1977.
20.178 "EMD Work Maps: Air Quality
Problems, Solid Waste Problems,
Water Quality Problems," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments, 1976.
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20.179 "Water District Agencies,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, 1970. 1:250,000 maps.
20.180 "Nine Bay Area Counties and
Localities," Association of Bay
Area Governments, 1974.
1:1,000,000.
20.181 "Sewage District Agencies,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, 1970. 1:250,000.
20.182 "Georgia Environmental Mapping
System," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
Georgia Office of Planning and
Budget, 1972.
20.183 "Definition of BAT in COWAMP/208,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, July 1976.
20.184 "Statistical Data of the 208
Planning Area: 1970-2000," East
Central Florida Regional Planning
Council.
XXI. MODELING
21.1 "Application and Calibration of
the Dynamic Estuary Model (DEM),
Mobile Bay, Alabama," South
Alabama Regional Planning Com-
mission, January 1978.
21.2 "Application of the Call-Three
Model to the Lower Fox River to
Simulate Wasteload Allocations,"
Fox Valley Water Quality.Planning
Agency, February 1977, 300 pages
(2 volumes). Topics include:
engineering cost estimates to
reach BAT levels.
21.3 "Computerized Land-Based Data
Management System - Description
and Instructions for Use," Greater
Portland Council of Governments.
Topics include computer modeling
with IBM 370 computer.
21.4 "Consequences of a No-Action
Alternative On Urban Nonpoint
Pollution in Southeast Michigan,"
Southeast Michigan Council of
Governments, February 1978, 49
pages. This report contains
estimates of the increases in
pollutant loadings due to urban
nonpoint sources from 1975 to 2000.
A computerized runoff quality
model, SEM-STORM, was used with
extensive water quality sampling
to provide the estimates.
21.5 "Development of Water Quality
Modeling Approach for Lakes
Region 208 Study," Lakes Region
Planning Commission, September
1976.
21.6 "Future Lake and Stream Quality,
1977 to 1998," West Michigan Shore-
line Regional Development Commission,
July 1977, 194 pages.
21.7 "Hydrodynamics of Coastal Sussex
County Estuaries," Coastal Sussex
Water Quality Program, November
1977. Topics include modeling.
21.8 "Literature Review and Analysis
of Techniques for Identification
and Evaluation of Nonpoint Sources
of Pollutants," Greater Portland
Council of Governments, January
1978. Subjects include modeling.
21.9 "Mathematical Water Quality Model
of the Prove River through the
Heber Valley, Utah," Mountainland
Association of Governments, July
1976.
21.10 "Model Applications and Nutrient
Budget Calculations," Lakes Region
Planning Commission, February
1977.
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n.ll "Modeling Analysis of Water
Quality for the INCOG Planning
Area," Indian Nations Council of
Governments, Hydroscience,
Environmental Protection Agency
Plan Elements 6 and 7, March
1978. The purpose of this study
is to develop methods to evaluate
the waste assimilative character-
istics of the rivers and streams
within the planning area of the
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments during summer periods of low
flow. This purpose is accomplished
through the use of two approaches:
(1) a simplified allocation meth-
odology utilizing charts, tables,
and hand calculations, and (2)
computerized mathematical models.
The simplified methodology is to
be used for the evaluation of
shallow streams with only a few
dischargers. The computer models
are developed for several of the
more complex water quality problem
areas in the INCOG planning area.
These approaches have been
developed for use by the INCOG
staff to determine the effect on
streams of various waste treatment
plant alternatives. The aim of
this report is to document these
approaches for analysis of water
quality and to provide instructions
for their application.
21.12 "Modeling Nonpoint Source Pollu-
tion in Coastal Sussex County,"
Coastal Sussex Water Quality
Program, November 1977. Topics
include using the ARM Model to
simulate agricultural and urban
land.
21.13 "Modeling Report," Lower Rio
Grande Valley Development
Commission.
21.14 "Report on Nonpoint Source
Pollution," Greater Portland
Council of Governments, January
1978. Topics include: land use
loading functions, septic tanks,
21.15 "Sewer Analyzer Model," Regional
Planning Council.
21.16 "Treatment Planning/Costing
Model," Indian Nations Council of
Governments, C-E Tec/NHPQ, Environ-
mental Protection Agency Plan
Elements 8 and 9, February 1978.
The interrelationships among the
technical elements essential to
water quality management planning
are described. The performance
cost functions of alternatives to
meet required levels of treatment
were presented in paper No. T-l.
This working paper (T-4) documents
a model developed by C-E Tec/NHPQ
called the Treatment Planning/Costing
Model.
21.17 "Water Quality Modeling," North-
eastern Illinois Planning Commission,
May 15, 1976.
21.18 "Water Quality Modeling," Snohomish
County Planning Department,
December 1977, 236 pages.
21.19 "Water Quality Modeling and
Analysis," Coastal Sussex Water
Quality Program, November 1977.
21.20 "Water Quality Model for Coastal
Sussex County," Coastal Sussex
Water Quality Program, November
1976.
21.21 "Water Quality Modeling Needs,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, June 1976.
21.22 "Water Quality Modeling for the
Lakes Region 208 Project," Lakes
Region Planning Commission, October
1977.
21.23 "Water Quality Modeling Program,"
Indiana Heartland Coordinating
Commission, June 1976, 43 pages.
21.24 "Water Quality and Quantity Simu-
lation," Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana
Regional Council of Governments,
November 1975.
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21.25 "Water Quality Report," Indiana
Heartland Coordinating Commission,
July 1977, 197 pages. Topics
include modeling and sampling.
21.26 "Selected Techniques for Develop-
ment Planning," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment and Planning Commission,
June 1975.
21.27 "Data Variable Classifications,
New Castle County," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Planning Commission,
July 1975.
21.28 "Capability Mapping as a Means
of Improving Environmental
Quality," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Planning Commission,
July 1977.
21.29 "Water Quality Modeling," Ark-
Texas Council of Governments,
December 1977, 54 pages.
21.30 "Water Quality Modeling -
Hempstead Bay, Middle Bay, East
Bay, South Oyster Bay, Long
Island, New York," Nassau Suffolk
Regional Planning Board.
21.31 "Modeling Studies, Interim Report,
Series 2," Nassau Suffolk Regional
Planning Board, September 1977.
21.32 "Memorandum: Progress in Develop-
ing Nitrogen Model and Assessment
of Nitrogen Sources," Nassau
Suffolk Regional Planning Board,
September 1977.
21.33 "Preliminary: Recharge Model for
Nassau and Suffolk Counties,"
Nassau Suffolk Regional Planning
Board.
21.34 "A Recharge Model for Nassau and
Suffolk Counties," Nassau Suffolk
Regional Planning Board.
21.35 "Modeling Studies in the Long
Island 208 Interim Report," Nassau
Suffolk Regional Planning Board,
July 1977.
21.36 "A Mathematical Water Quality
Model for the Chemung River,
NYS, Part III, User's Manual,"
Southern Tier Planning and
Development Commission, November
1977, 111 pages. A guide to the
study entitled "Pioneer,"
21.37 "A Mathetical Water Quality Model
for the Chemung River, NYS,
Part II, Model Theory and Appli-
cation," Southern Tier Regional
Planning and Development Commis-
sion, November 1977, 157 pages.
Overview of the results of modeling
as well as a detailed description
of the Pioneer Code.
21.38 "A Mathematical Water Quality Model
for the Chemung River, NYS, Part I,"
Southern Tier Regional Planning and
Development Commission, November
1977, 30 pages. A layman's summary
of a model, its assumptions and
operations, as well as its applica-
bility to the Chemung River Basin.
21.39 "User's Manual for the Chemung River
Basin Groundwater Model and Associa-
ted Auxiliary Codes," Southern Tier
Regional Planning and Development
Commission, November 1977, 255 pages.
Provides detailed instructions on
how to set up, run and adjust the
groundwater model.
21.40 "Groundwater Model Test Cases for
the Chumung River Basin 208 Study
Area, NYS," Southern Tier Regional
Planning and Development Commission,
November 1977, 27 pages. Presents
results of several test cases run on
the Southern Tier Regional ground-
water model.
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21.42 "Draft Model Pretreatment
Ordinance," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection.
21.43 "Urban Water Quality Modeling for
Nonpoint Source Pollution (Phase
I)," Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency, April 1977.
21.44 "Urban Sub-basin Modeling Pro-
gram," Volusia County Council of
Governments.
21.45 "Summary of Surface Runoff Model-
ing Program," Association of Bay
Area Governments, February 1977,
$2.00.
21.46 "An Assessment of Eutrophication
in San Francisco Bay," Association
of Bay Area Governments, A.J.
Home and S. McCormick, July 1977,
$5.00.
21.47 "Toxicants in San Francisco Bay
and Estuary," Association of Bay
Area Governments, Bodega Bay
Institute of Pollution Ecology,
August 1977, $5.00.
21.48 "Characteristics of a Model Water
Quality Management System to Meet
Requirements of Public Law
92-500," Land of Sky Regional
Council, Public Research and
Management, Inc., August 1977,
9 pages.
4
21.49 "Water Quality Model," Miami
Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
21.50 "Identify the Critical Weather
Conditions and Calibrate Model,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission, December
1976.
21.51 "Select Water Quality Model,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission, June 1976.
21.52 "Adaption of Data Base for Input
to Computer Models SWMM Supple-
ment," Northwestern Indiana
Regional Planning Commissions,
July 1976.
21.53 "Water Quality Modeling - Develop-
ment and Background of the St.
Louis 208 Region Water Quality
Computer Model," Element 8, East-
West Gateway Coordinating Commission,
November 1976. A complete survey
of work, background, and constraints
that went into the development of
• the St. Louis area water quality
computer model. This model takes
projected land use and population
data and simulates future water
quality. The fnodel can then be
used to test alternatives, and thus
helps develop effective control
strategies. Technical aspects of
the model and general philosophy,
special problems and limitations
are discussed in this report.
21.54 "Vol. III. Water Quality Assess-
ment," Southwestern Illinois
Planning Commission. Discusses
program activities in the modeling
effort (calibration, sampling
program and output analysis).
21.55 "Further San Francisco Bay Modeling
Results," Municipal/Industrial
Dischargers Management Plan -
Tech Memo, Association of Bay Area
Governments, July 1977, $2.00.
21.56 "Mathematical Modeling and Load
Allocation Study for Wabash
River," West Central Indiana
Economical Development District.
21.57 "Modeling Nonpoint Pollution from
the Land Surface," Pueblo Regional
Planning Commission; Donigian,
Anthony S., Jr., et al.; Athens,
Georgia: Environmental Research
Laboratory, Office of Research and
Development, U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency, July 1976.
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21.58 "Final Report Action Research 21.69
Model," Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, Keep America Beautiful
Inc., December 3, 1975.
21.59 "Modeling Methodology," Region I 21.70
(New England), September 26, 1977.
21.60 "Volume III. Water Quality
Assessment," Southwestern Illinois
Planning Commission. Discusses
program activities in the modeling
effort (calibration, sampling 21.71
program and output analysis).
21.61 "Water Quality Models," Houston-
Galveston Area Council, May
1977.
21.72
21.62 "Task 5: Low Flow Modeling,"
Middlesex County Planning Board,
February 1977.
21.63 "Addendum to Task 5: Low Flow
Modeling," Middlesex County 21.73
Planning Board, August 1977.
21.64 "Water Quality and Modeling Work
Plan," South Carolina Appalachian
Council of Governments, November
1975.
21.74
21.75
21.65 "Evaluation of Water Quality
Models," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, April 1974.
21.66 "Selection and Calibration of an
Urban Runoff Projection Model,"
Southwestern Pennsylvania
Regional Planning Commission.
21.67 "Delaware Estuary Modeling Alter- 21.76
natives," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, January 1977.
21.68 "Delaware Estuary Modeling,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
July 1974.
"Evaluation of DOSAG Schuylkill
Model," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester
Betz Engineers, July 1974.
"Note to Technical Advisory
Committee Concerning Schuylkill
Water Quality Model," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Water Resources Engineers,
Inc., August 1975.
"Schuylkill River Basin Water
Quality Model," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission, Water
Resources Engineers, Inc., January
1975.
"Pennypack Creek Water Quality
Model," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Water
Resources Engineers, Inc., May
1976.
"Water Quality Modeling and
Wasteload Allocation Study for
Southeast Pennsylvania," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Water Resources Engineers, Inc.,
March 1977.
"Summary of Water Resources - Water
Quality Modeling Activities,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers.
"Recommendation for Water Quality
Modeling of the Sandy Run Discharger
Group," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers.
"Limitations of Existing Water
Quality Modeling and Recommenda-
tions for Improvement in Continuing
Planning Process," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers.
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21.77 "Element 8 - W.Q. Modeling -
Development and Background of the
St. Louis 208 Region W.Q. Computer
Model," East-West Gateway Coordin-
ating Council, November 1976. A
complete survey of work, background
and constraints that went into the
development of the St. Louis area
water quality computer model.
21.78 "Computer Model Selection Report,"
Michigan Area Council of Govern-
ments, 1978.
21.79 "Report to the Chatham County-
Savannah Metropolitan Planning
Commission on the Water Quality
Modeling and Engineering Portion
of the Savannah Areawide Water
Quality Management Plan," Chatham
County Savannah Metropolitan
Planning Commission, October 1974.
21.80 "Evaluation of Available Computer
Stream Modeling Systems for
Application to the Pueblo 208
Program," Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, Foreman, Joe R.,
November 1975.
21.81 "Vol. 5: Water Quality Model
Calibration Report," South
Carolina Appalachian Council of
Governments, December 1977.
21.82 "Waccamaw Regional Planning and
Development Council, Water
Quality Evaluation, ICWW Model
Calibration," Waccamaw Regional
Planning and Development Com-
mission, Spring 1S78, 350 pages.
21.83 "Technical Data Management
Computer Modeling, Portneuf
River," Southeast Idaho Council
of Governments.
21.84 "Model Regulations for Vermont
Municipalities for the Control of
Conversion of Seasonal Dwellings
to Permanent Use in Shoreland
Areas," Vermont Department of
Environmental Water Resources,
1978. Discusses rationale, problems,
alternatives and model regulations
for controlling the conversion of
seasonal shoreland dwellings to
permanent use. The major issue
concerns the year-round use of
on-site sewage disposal systems
and the increased water use
anticipated by the conversion
to permanent housing.
21.85 "Characteristics of a Model Water
Quality Management System to Meet
Requirements of Public Law
92-500," Land of Sky Regional
Council, Public Research and
Management, Inc., August 1977,
9 pages.
21.86 "Report and Model Ordinances to
Implement Municipal Water Quality
Regulation," South Central Michigan
Planning Council, June 1978, 45
pages.
21.87 "Develop Stream Reaches and
Calibrate Water Quality Model,"
West Michigan Regional Planning
Commission, work element 47, 48,
49, 50.
21.88 "Simulation of Dispersion Component
in Water Quality Model, Big Blue
River, Nebraska," Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission, 1975.
21.89 "Methodology Use to Determine
Projected Water with Drawls for
Modeled Streams," Delaware Valley
21.90
Modeled Streams, Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, June 1977.
"Delaware Estuary Modeling,
Supplement to CBE Memo No. 67,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
July 1974.
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21.91 "Computer Modeling Procedures for
Establishing Use Designations for
Illinois Waters," Illinois Environ-
mental Protection Agency, November
1977.
21.92 "Develop and Calibrate Water
Quality Model," Indian Nations
Council of Governments, Hydro-
science, May 1979.
21.93 "Scenario Development and Composite
Mapping (IMGRID Analysis Model-
ing)," Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission.
21.94 "Model Water Quality Amendments
for Existing Zoning Ordinances,"
Mountainland Association of
Governments, 1979, 16 pages.
21.95 "Water Quality Data: Stream
Sampling and Modeling," Erie and
Niagara Counties Regional Planning
Board, Vol. I, II, III, January
1979.
XXII. OPEN SPACE AND RECREATION
22.1 "Areas of Critical Environmental
Concern Policy Guidelines," Open
Space Planning, Association of
Bay Area Governments, May 1976.
22.2 "Financing Open Space," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments,
1973.
22.3 "How to Implement Open Space Plans
for the San Francisco Bay Area,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, June 1973 (3 volumes).
Vol. I: Summary of Implementation
. Programs and a Proposal for
Governmental Organization.
Vol. II: Regulation to Conserve
Open Space. Vol. Ill: Acquisi-
tion, Taxation and Utility Regu-
lation Affecting Open Space.
22.4 "Regional Open Space Plan, Phase
II," Association of Bay Area
Governments, 1972.
22.5 "Recreation and Open Space,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, January 1974.
22.6 "Master Plan for Parks, Recreation
and Open Space Macon-Bibb County,
Georgia," Macon-Bibb County Plan-
ning and Zoning Commission, October
1975.
22.7 "Georgia State Comprehensive Outdoor
Recreation Plan, 1972," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Commis-
sion, Georgia State University,
Environmental Research Group for
Georgia Department of Natural
Resources, Division of Planning
and Research, Narrative Plan, two
volumes, December 1972.
22.8 "Recreation and Open Space," Macon-
Bibb County Planning and Zoning
Commission, March 1969.
22.9 "Short Range Program for Open
Space Acquisition," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, 1972.
22.10 "Regional Recreation and Open Space
and the Urban Cultural Park--A
Report to the Governor's Urban
Cultural Park Task Force," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, May 1974.
22.11 "Inventory of Historical Open
Space and Recreational Assets of
the Northern Middlesex Portion of
the Middlesex Canal," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, October
1977.
22.12 "Open Space and Recreation Plan
Summary," Northern Middlesex Area
Commission, (MAP), September 1970.
22.13 "Recreation Core Study - Second
Phase," Northern Middlesex Area
Commission, June 1972.
22.14 "Recreation and Open Space, Volume
1 Inventory," Northern Middlesex
Area Commission, February 1969.
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22.15 "Preserving Open Space: An Illus-
tration of the Use of Several
Partical Acquisition Methods,"
Northern Middlesex Area Commis-
sion, June 1970.
22.16 "Regional Goals and Objectives
for Open Space and Recreation,"
Northern Middlesex Area Commis-
sion, June 1970.
22.17 "Open Space and Recreation,"
Northern Middlesex Area Commis-
sion, September 1970.
22.18 "Region III Regional Parks,
Recreation, and Open Space
Development Plan," Denver Regional
Council of Governments, March
1977.
XXIII. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
23.1 "Analysis of Public Hearings,"
#619-621, Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County.
23.2 "Aspen/Pitkin County Population
Study-Prepared for the 208 Water
Quality Program," Northwest
Colorado Council of Governments.
23.3 "208 Areadide Water Quality Man-
agement Plan Summary," Land-of-
Sky Regional Council, 1978, 12
pages with attached questionnaire.
23.4 "Areawide Water Quality Manage-
ment Program, Section 208, Data
Assessments, Segment Descrip-
tions, Reports, Waste Source
Analysis," Southwest Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
produced by Environmental Science
and Engineering, Inc., $18.50 per
copy.
23.5 "208 Areawide Plan," Fifth Plan-
ning District Commission, Roanoke
Virginia, $7.50.
23.6 "Summary of Participation Program
and Adoption/Certification Pro-
cess," Appendix 1, Vol. A-E,
Hampton Roads Water Quality Agency.
23.7 "A Report on Cooperative Popula-
tion Forecasting Procedures,"
Denver Regional Council of Govern-
ments, February 1977.
23.8 "A Report on Citizen Participation
in EDATA's 208 Planning Program,"
Eastgate Development and Transpor-
tation Agency, June 1977.
23.9 "The Bellevue Experience: A Study
of Social, Political and Environ-
mental Action," Municipality of
Metro Seattle, 1976, 80 pages.
A case study of City of Bellevue
efforts to establish a storm water
utility highlighting the community
participation problem encountered.
(Also available in slide format.)
23.10 "Citizen Guide to Wastewater,"
Region I (New England).
23.11 "Canal Use Decisions Up to Public,"
Metropolitan Dade County, Florida.
23.12 "ABAG/Citizen Alliance Program
Brochure: You Can be Heard...And
You Can Help Others Speak Out,
Too," Association of Bay Area
Governments.
23.13 "Citizen Participation in Local
Government: A Survey of Experience
in the San Francisco Bay Area,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, May 1975.
23.14 "Citizen Participation Program
Capsule," Association of Bay Area
Governments, October 1974.
23.15 "Citizen Participation in 208
Planning," Ventura Regional County
Sanitation District.
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23.16 "Citizen Participation," Lewis 23.25
and Clark Regional Development
Commission. Outlines the public
participation program that was
used throughout the 208 planning
process in the Lewis and Clark 23.26
region.
23.17 "Citizen Participation," Nassau 23.27
Suffolk Regional Planning Board.
23.18 "Citizen Involvement in Environ-
mental Management Planning," New
Castle County Areawide Waste 23.28
Treatment Management Planning
Commission, March 1977.
23.19 "Citizen Involvement in Environ-
mental Management Planning,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency, 23.29
March 1977.
23.20 "Citizen and Interest Groups
and Government Organization,"
Toledo Metropolitan Area Council 23.30
of Governments, June 1976.
23.21 "Citizen Involvement in OCPC
Planning," Region I (New 23.31
England), June 29, 1976.
23.23 "Citizen's Guide," Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency.
Contains a general overview of
water pollution and its relation-
ship to the 208 program.
23.23 "Citizen Participation," Region
VI Planning and Development
Commission.
23.24 "Citizen Participation in Water
Quality Planning," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Committee,
December 1975. Describes the
citizen participation function
in 208 planning: objectives of
the citizen participation aspect
of the program, how the citizen 23.33
will be formed, what the commit-
tee's role will be in the water
quality planning process at EWGCC.
An EWGCC 208 committee organiza-
tion diagram is provided.
23.32
"Citizen and Technical Advisory
Committees," Tampa Bay Regional
Planning Commission, February
1978, 70 pages.
"Clean Water," Tampa Bay Regional
Planning Commission, brochure.
"Clean Water for South Central
Michigan: A Citizen's Guide,"
South-Central Michigan Planning
Council, March 1976, 32 pages.
"Clean Water for South-Central
Michigan, A Citizens' Guide,
Part II: Study Findings and Man-
agement Plan," South-Central
Michigan Planning Council, June
1978, 32 pages.
"Clean Water Horizons," Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency,
January 1979. Contains a summary
of the 208 plan.
"Clean Water Planning in Illinois,"
Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency, 1 page brochure.
"Clean Water Program Activities,"
Northeast Michigan Council of
Governments, May 1978. Compilation
of the Clean Water Program's quarterly
activity reports, minutes from advis-
ory meetings, news articles related
to clean water, etc.
"Community Involvement in Solution of
Water Quality Problems for Lake
Fenwick, Forbes Creek and the
Duwamish," Municipality of Metropol-
itan Seattle, January 1978, 60 pages.
Summarization of activities and results
of three community action projects by
the University of Washington aimed at
establishing a water quality conscious-
ness and citizen action towards restor-
ing or preserving local water bodies.
"208 Community Attitudes Survey,"
Pueblo Regional Planning Commission,
Pueblo Area Council of Governments
208 Water Quality Program, February
1976.
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23.34 "Cost of Public Participation in
the New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Management Pro-
gram," New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Management Agency,
November 1975.
23.35 "The Detection and Estimation of
Suspected Carcinogens and General
Water Quality Parameters in the
Surface Waters of the Northeast
208 Area," Chapter 3, State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection, September 1978.
23.36 "Division of State Planning and
Community Affairs, Virginia,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, March 1975.
23.37 "Documentation of Public Partici-
pation," Northwestern Indiana
Regional Planning Commission,
December 1978.
23.38 "Dirty Words," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee. Developed
by EWGCC in coordination with the
Southwestern Illinois Metropolitan
and Regional Planning Commission
(the designated 208 agency for the
Illinois side of the St. Louis
metropolitan region), these are a
series of one-page mailings
designed to acquaint citizens
with terms and concepts dealing
with water quality problems.
Mailings were published once a
month from January 1976 through
March 1977, thus there were 15
volumes. Each volume contains
illustrations and definitions of
several key words in water quality.
23.39 "DRCOG Clean Water Plan," Denver
Regional Council of Governments,
July 1977.
23.40 "Documentation of Public Partici-
pation," Association of Central
Oklahoma Governments.
23.41 "Element 5 - Phase I Workshop
Materials," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee, May 1976.
1) Regional Water Quality Profile -
208: This pamphlet contains a brief
review of current and estimated
future water pollution problems
for the 208 study area. For each
county, structural and nonstruc-
tural controls for these problems
are discussed. 2) Water Uses in
the St. Louis Region: A brief
description of the water quality
required to meet each type of
water use, i.e., industrial, domes-
tic, recreational, aesthetic,
fishing and transportation water
needs, are discussed.
23.42 "Element 6 - Phase I Workshop
Report," East-West Gateway Coordin-
ating Committee, July 1976. The
first St. Louis area workshop,
designed to give participants an
active role in the 208 process, is
described in this report. The pro-
cess, format, arrangement, an analysis,
and an evaluation of the workshop is
given. Included in the appendices
are the workshop invitation and
attendance list, a copy of question-
naires and evaluation forms, and
the responses to these also. Infor-
mation given out at the workshop is
included.
23.43 "Element 11 - Phase II Nonpoint
Source Report," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee, March 1977.
Deals with the identification of and
solutions to nonpoint source problems
in the St. Louis 208 area. Problem
constituents are identified, antic-
ipated sources are estimated and
pollution control strategies are
developed. Discussion is on a
region-wide and county-wide basis.
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23.44 "Element 15 - Water Quality
Profiles," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee, February
1977. Assembled to assist 208
regional workshop participants in
understanding and evaluating the
208 program. One profile for
each county was developed (St.
Louis City and County combined).
Gives a physical description,
problem analysis and discussion
of point and nonpoint issues,
regulatory practices and existing
treatment agencies for the
counties.
23.45 "Element 16 - Workshop II Report,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, February 1977.
Describes and discusses the second
series of workshops held in Feb-
ruary 1977, which provided oppor-
tunity for public involvement in
the 208 planning process. Infor-
mation on workshop organization,
format and workshop evaluations
are included. Appendices indi-
cate workshop participants,
discussion points, and tabulated
results on the evaluation of the
alternatives and on results and
comments concerning the workshop.
23.46 "Element 3 - Background Material,
208 Quality Management Plan,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, September 1976.
Discusses background information
that was generated to describe 208
study area, and the phase I steps
necessary to undertake subsequent
tasks in the water quality manage-
ment project. Maps and mapping
systems are included for infor-
• mation on land use, population,
precipitation, and gauging and
stream quality stations. Pro-
files on issues such as legal
authority and public interest
groups in the area are provided.
23.47 "Environmental Assessment," North-
western Indiana Regional Planning
Commission, March 20, 1978.
Summary of NIRPC 208 water quality
management plan.
23.48 "EWGCC Designating Application,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, December 1974. Appli-
cation to the Governor of Missouri
describing, proposing and giving
reasons for establishing the
Missouri portion of the St. Louis
area as a 208 region, and for
designating EWGCC as the designated
208 agency.
23.49 "Existing Environmental Data Base,"
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments, C-E Tec/NHPQ, Environmental
Protection Agency Plan Element 3,
February 1978. This report pro-
vides base line data on the existing
environmental conditions of the INCOG
208 area. The report used the INCOG
environmental inventory of existing
conditions report as a base to build
upon. Much of the data is very old
and its applicability to existing
conditions is suspect. Furthermore,
much of the identified data needed
to supplement any previous reports
were not made available in a timely
manner to be incorporated into this
report.
23.50 "Final Report - Public Participation
Program," Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County.
23.51 "Fish It, Swim It, Love It...208."
Land of Sky Regional Council, Bun-
combe League of Women Voters, 1977.
(1 sheet; 2-fold brochure)
23.52 "Flathead Drainage 208 Project for
the Future of the Flathead Water
Quality, Energy and Water Quality,"
Flathead 208 Project Planning Com-
mission, 45 pages.'
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23.53 "Flood Warning and Community
Action," Publication No. 403,
Nebraska Natural Resources Com-
mission, August 1969.
23.54 "French Broad River Week '78 -
Get Your Feet Wet," Land of Sky
Regional Council, 1978. (one
sheet; 2-fold brochure)
23.55 "French Board Country - The River
and the Forests," Land of Sky
Regional Council, Asheville-
Buncombe League of Women Voters,
1977. (one sheet; 3-fold bro-
chure)
23.56 "Generation and Disposal of Sludge,
Solid Waste and Controlled Indus-
trial Wastes in the INCOG 208
Study Area," Indian Nations Council
of Governments, TCCHD, Environ-
mental Protection Agency Plan
Element 11, March 1978. This
output addresses requirements of
INCOG Work Element VA21 and EPA
Interim Output 11 pertaining to
sewage sludge disposal in the 208
study. It additionally deals with
the generation and disposal of
controlled industrial (hazardous)
wastes as well as solid waste in
the Region. The current state of
the art with regard to proper
handling and disposal of these
materials for insuring environ-
mental protection during these
operations, including monitoring
procedures and other safeguards,
is extensively discussed. Current
handling and disposal practices
and costs and recommendations for
future disposal of sewage sludge
are presented along with future
generation rates for both sludge
and solid waste. Authors: John J.
Zima, Jr., Dennis Bergstrom,
Debra Sanders and Gary D. Woodruff.
23.57 "Guideline for Public Participa-
tion in the 208 Planning Program,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, May 1976.
23.58 "Handbook for Public Involvement
in 208 Planning," Atlanta Regional
Commission, June 1977. Public
participation in the 208 program.
23.59 "King County Water Quality Study -
A Random Public Opinion Survey,"
Municipality of Metropolitan
Seattle, October 1976, 37 pages.
Approximately 1,000 randomly
selected households in King
County were interviewed for this
survey, the purpose of which was
to ascertain the public's attitude
• and awareness with respect to water
quality issues in the area.
23.60 "Locational Controls for Water
Quality for Communities in the
Montachusett-Nashua 208 Area,"
Montachusett Regional Planning
Commission, 1977, 31 pages.
23.61 "Manual for 208 Citizen Survey
Interview," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council, April
1977. Developed as a guide for
interviewers participating in
EWGCC's 208 citizen survey, this
manual explains how EWGCC will
evaluate its success in making
the public aware of the 208 pro-
gram and in discovering needs and
wants of citizens in regard to
water pollution through the
survey.
23.62 "The Metro Solution - A Study of
the Origin and Development of Its
Water Quality Enterprise - 1978,"
Municipality of Metropolitan
Seattle, 1978, 40 pages. A synop-
sis of citizen committee formation
and activities, general education/
awareness efforts, community meet-
ings, elected official participation
and advisory council activities.
23.63 "Nondesignated 208 Study Areas,
Areawide Water Quality Management
Planning, Working Paper Element
5.5, Best Management Practices
for New Jersey," Chapter 6, State
of New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection, July 1978.
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23.64 "Northeast 208 Areawide Water
Quality Management Planning, Dis-
cussion Paper 7.2, Population
Projections," Chapter 4, State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection, October 19,
1977.
23.65 "Organization Policies for 208
Areawide Citizens Committee and
Organization Policies for 208
Areawide Pol icy/Committee,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, February 1976. Discusses
both committees, each established
in January 1976. The responsibil-
ities, organizational relation-
1 ships, powers and memberships on
each committee are described.
23.66 "PAG-208 Regional Values Analy-
sis," Element 10, Pima Association
of Governments, February 1978.
23.67 "PAG-208 Plan Public Participa-
tion," Element 10, Pima Associa-
tion of Governments, July 1977.
23.68 "Procedure for PAG-208 Environ-
mental Impact Assessment," Pima
Association of Governments, Task
4310, October 1976.
23.69 "PAG-208 Plan Document," Pima
Association of Governments, June
1978.
23.70 "208 People Participation Plan-
ning," East-West Gateway Coordin-
ating Committee, March 1976.
Directed towards the public who
have little familiarity with 208
planning, this booklet explains
the water quality problems that
presently exist and can increase
in the future if no planning is
done. It explains the Federal
Water Pollution Control Act (P.L.
92-500) and how EWGCC was granted
funds by EPA to do a St. Louis
region 208 study. EWGCC's active
208 public information and
involvement programs are described.
A form is provided for those who
desire to take an active interest
in the program.
23.71 "Public Hearings Proceedings:
MACOG Proposed Water Quality Plan,"
Michigan Area Council of Govern-
ments, April 10-13, 1978.
23.72 "Appendix J: Public Hearings
Comments Summary," Michigan Council
of Governments, 1978.
23.73 "Public Hearing Record," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Council,
January 1975. Details the hear-
ings conducted by the Missouri
Department of Natural Resources to
decide whether or not to designate
the St. Louis area counties located
in Missouri as a 208 region and
EWGCC as the responsible 208
planning agency.
23.74 "Public Hearings and Resolutions
of Support," Northeast Michigan
Council of Governments, May 1978.
Transcripts from the public hear-
ings held on the 208 plan, resolu-
tions of support for the plan
received by the 208 program.
23.75 "Public Participation Report,"
Southern Tier Regional Planning
and Development Commission, January
1978, 100 pages. Summarizes the
public participation efforts that
were associated with Southern Tier
Commission's 208 program.
23.76 "Public Involvement," technical
supplement, Columbia Regional
Association of Governments.
23.77 "Book 1: The Issues and Implica-
tions of Water Quality Management;
Book 2: A Discussion of Approach
to Solving Water Quality Problems;
Book 3: A Plan for Water Quality
Management," Toledo Metropolitan
Area Council of Governments. 208
public involvement booklets.
23.78 "Public Participation Summary,"
Toledo Metropolitan Area Council
of Governments, January 1977.
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23.79 "Public Involvement and Decision-
Making Work Program," Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission,
Burkhard, Vicki J. et al.,
December 1975.
23.80 "Public Law 92-500," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment, fact sheet.
23.81 "Public Law 92-500 and EWGCC
Activities," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council, March 1975.
This synthesis of general infor-
mation summarizes the results of
an EWGCC study of the St. Louis
208 area, determines the degree
of urbanization and industrial
concentration, as well as the
water quality problems that
exist.
23.82 "Public Opinion Survey Results
Concerning Water Quality in Ada
and Canyon Counties, Idaho,"
Volume 1 and 2, Ada Planning
Association. Vol. 1 -$3.00;
Vol. 2 - $6.00.
23.83 "Public Participation Summary for
the Ada/Canyon 208 Program,"
Ada Planning Association, $4.00.
23.84 "Public Participation Profile,"
Region I (New England), April
1976.
23.85 "208 Public Participation Summary
for Bannock and Caribou Counties,"
Southeast Idaho Council of
Governments.
23.86 "Public Participation Report,"
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee
Region V Planning and Development
Commission, July 1977.
23.87 "Task 802-Public Participation
Documentation," Southeast Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission. To
maintain a detailed record of the
public participation and advisory
committee meetings for the 208
files of the SARPC, ADPC and E
Corps of Engineers' (Vicksburg
District), and EPA Region VI.
23.88 "Public Participation," WP 2.01-2,
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, August 1976.
23.89 "Public Participation," Central
Midlands Regional Planning Com-
mission.
23.90 "Public Participation," Hawaii
Department of Health, November 1,
1978, 61 pages, technical report.
23.91 "Public Participation in the Con-
tinuing Planning Process," South-
western Illinois Metropolitan and
Regional Planning Commission, July
1979, 47 pages.
23.92 "Public Participation and Planning
Coordination: A Process Report,"
Appendix G, Greater Egypt Regional
Planning and Development Commission,
November 1978, 101 pages.
23.93 "Public Participation Summary,"
Metroplan, 1979.
23.94 "Public Participation Proposal,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, March 1976.
23.95 "COWAMP/208 Public Participation
Summary (October 1974 - August
1976)," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission.
23.96 "Public Participation Summary,"
Houston-Galveston Area Council,
March 1978.
23.97 "Public Participation," Chapter 18,
Tallahassee-Leon County Planning
Department.
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23.98 "Public Participation in the
Nonpoint Source Planning Sediment
and Errosion/208, 1976 Conference
Proceedings," Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission.
23.99 "Public Participation in Nonpoint
Source Planning," Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission, November
workshops 1977.
23.100 "Public Participation Documenta-
tion," Indian Nations Council of
Governments, C-E Tec/NHPQ, EPA
Plan Element 17, April 1978.
Contains summary of key 208
Committee meetings which led to
recommendations to the INCOG
Board for their approval. Also
contains interview summaries,
needs assessments, and issues list.
This report will be available for
review in the INCOG office. It is
not available for distribution.
23.101 "Public Participation Summary,"
Region 2 Planning Commission,
March 1978, May 1978 as amended.
23.102 "Chapter X - Public Participation,"
Chattanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, June 1978, 10
pages.
23.103 "Public Participation in the New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Management Program," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency, November
1975.
23.104 "Publicly Owned Facilities,"
Region I (New England), March
1977.
23.105 "PP-1 Salt Lake County 208 Water
Quality Program Public Partici-
pation - A Study Guide," Salt
Lake Council of Governments,
March 1976 (rewrite), 59 pages.
23.106 "Slide Show and Script," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Committee,
April 1976. An in-house project
which was presented at meetings,
schools, clubs and a national 208
conference, this 12-minute slide
show uses approximately 90 slides
and is accompanied by a script of
a dialogue between two people. The
script's content is a discussion of
the problems with the water quality
in the St. Louis area, the 208 pro-
gram, and EWGCC's role in trying to
solve the water problems through
an areawide water quality study.
The script is on tape and in written
form. The slides for the show are a
mixture of cartoons and photos
obtained from various sources.
23.107 "Small Streams and Salmonoid: A
Handbook for Water Quality Studies,"
Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle,
1977, 222 pages. Intended as a man-
ual for use by secondary level science
teachers in introducing water quality
and fishery requirements in streams
to students.
23.108 "Solid Waste Disposal and Its Impact
on Water Quality in the Monmouth
County 208 Area," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection.
23.109 "Staff Notes on the Coalition's
Proposal for Citizen Participation
in 208 Planning," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee, July 1975.
EWGCC staff ideas on involving St.
Louis area citizens in the 208 pro-
cess are described. Functions of
each committee, method of selection
and organizational structure are
provided.
23.110 "Summary of TMACOG 208 Public
Forums/Series 2," Toledo Metro-
politan Area Council of Governments,
March 1976.
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23.111 "Summary of Public Participation,
Vols. I, II, III," Erie and
Niagara Counties Regional Plan-
ning Boards. Vol. I, April 1978,
573 pages; Vol. II, April 1978,
668 pages; Vol. Ill, April 1978,
500 pages.
23.112 "Summary of Public Hearings and
Approval Process," Region 2 Plan-
ning Commission, April 1978,
June 1978 as amended.
23.113 "Summary of Public Hearings:
Addendum," Erie and Niagara
Regional Planning Board, June
1979, 470 pages.
23.114 "Summary of Public Involvement and
Addendum, Water Quality Management
Plan, Fox River Valley Wisconsin,"
Fox Valley Water Quality Planning
Agency.
23.115 "Summary of Public Participation
in the 1976-77 208 Program 1978,"
Municipality of Metropolitan
Seattle, 400 pages. A synopsis
of citizen committee formation
and activities, general educa-
tion/awareness efforts, community
meetings, elected official par-
ticipation and advisory council
activities.
23.116 "Summary of TMACOG 208 Public
Forums, Series 1," Toledo Metro-
politan Area Council of Govern-
ments, March 1976.
23.117 "Supplement to Technical Report
#7: Public Participation in Plan
Review and Local Adoption,"
Central Midlands Regional Plan-
ning Commission, February 1979,
104 pages.
23.118 "Transcript and Written Testimony
of the Public Hearing on July 27,
1978, Before the Governing Board
of the Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments and the
Colorado Water Quality Control
Commission," Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments, July 1978,
195 pages, $11.00.
23.119 "Vol. 2: Public Comments and
Responses," Environmental Impact
Statement and 208 Water Quality
Management Plan, Cape Cod Planning
and Economic Development Commission.
23.120 "Volume II. Public Involvement
Program," Southwestern Illinois
Planning Commission. Documents
public participation activities
successfully carried out during
the initial planning programing,
including a section documenting
the review and approval process.
23.121 "Vol. II. Public Involvement,"
Southwest Illinois Planning Com-
mission, May 1978. Implementable
208 planning.
23.122 "Waccamaw Regional Planning and
Development Council 208 Work Plan,"
Waccamaw Regional Planning and
Development Council, October 1975,
250 pages.
23.123 "Waccamaw Regional Planning and
Development Council, Nonpoint
Source Evaluation, Storm Model
Calibration," Waccamaw Regional
Planning and Development Council,
Spring 1978, 325 pages.
23.124 "Water Clarity Investigation," Fox
Valley Water Quality Planning Agency,
April 1977, 30 pages. Topics
include: results of public partici-
pation.
23.125 "Summary of Public Participation,"
Water Quality Plan Appendix K, Dane
County Regional Planning Commission,
1979, 21 pages, $1.00.
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23.126 "Water Quality Problem Areas,"
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments, C-E Tec/NHPQ, EPA Plan
Element 2, December 1977. A
major thrust of section 208 plan-
ning is the development of waste-
water control strategies to
resolve existing water quality
problems. The objective of this
working paper is to present an
overall assessment of existing
water quality problem areas and
to identify potential and possible
causes. This assessment will pro-
vide interests with an insight
into the nature and extent of
water quality problems in the
INCOG 208 Study Area and will
provide a background for sub-
sequent decision making.
23.127 "208 Water Quality Management:
Areawide Plan, Summary Report,"
Southwestern Illinois Planning
Commission. Describes the plan
and the various activities and
process involved in its develop-
ment. Major plan recommendations
are discussed.
23.128 "208 Water Quality Program Moves
Ahead," East-West Gateway Coor-
dinating Committee, October 1976.
A one-page sheet briefly describ-
ing the methodology to be used
in carrying out the 208 water
quality project. Citizen partic-
ipation activities to be accom-
plished are indicated. Citizen
committees to be set up to work
with the 208 staff are Listed
and described.
23.129 "208 Water Quality Glassary,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, January 1976. A list
of key words in the area of water
quality, prepared by the Water
Quality public information
specialists at EWGCC.
23.130 "Waterwise Newsletter," Triangle
J Council of Governments. A
series of public education type
newsletters. March 1975 (No. 1);
July 1975 (No. 2); October 1975
(No. 3); February 1976 (No. 4);
May 1976 (No. 5); August 1976
(No. 6); and February 1977 (No. 7).
23.131 "208 Water Quality Management Plan,"
Knoxville/Knox County Metropolitan
Planning Commission, 8 volumes,
June 1976. Includes: introduction,
environmental setting, nonpoint
source assessment (final report
and two appendices), water quality
analysis (final report and appen-
dices), management system, public
participation, summary of recommenda-
tions, land development controls.
23.132 "Water Quality Recommendations and
Public Investment Guidelines,"
Toledo Metropolitan Area Council
of Governments, December 1976.
23.133 "208 Water Quality Program Public
Participation Study Guide," South-
eastern Utah Association of Govern-
ments.
23.134 "We're Recruiting Members to the
Clean Water Team," Tampa Bay Council
of Governments, brochure, July 1978.
23.135 "Will We Leave Our Children Clean
Water?" Land-of-Sky Regional
Council, 1978. One sheet, 3-fold
brochure.
23.136 "Element 16 - Workshop II Report,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, February 1977. Describes
and discusses the second series of
workshops held in February 1977,
which provided opportunity for
public involvement in the 208
planning process.
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23.137 "Element 25 - Workshop III Report,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating Com-
mittee, December 1977. The third
St. Louis area 208 workshops were
designed to receive participants'
comments on costs of alternative
nonpoint source alternatives and
designated management agencies and
their responsibilities. These
comments will be incorporated into
the final 208 plan. Included in
the appendices is a list of par-
ticipants by county, general
discussion points by county, and
tabulated results of preference
and evaluation forms.
XXIV. POINT SOURCES
24.1 "Alternative Techniques for Con-
trolling Point Source Water
Pollution in the Lakes Region,"
Lakes Region Planning Commission,
July 1977.
24.2 "Appendix H: Analysis of Point
Source Control Measures, Phase II
and III Report," Michigan Area
Council of Governments, 1978.
24.3 "Areawide and Subarea Treatment
Alternatives," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
March 1978, 37 pages. This
report summarizes and compares
the point source and residual
waste treatment alternatives which
have been analyzed and identifies
the most promising alternative.
24.4 "Assessment of Industrial Point
Pollution Sources and Controls,"
Report #1-3, West Alabama Regional
Planning and Development Council,
August 1976 - July 1977.
24.5 "Attachment J, Arizona's Point
Source Management Program,"
Arizona Office of the Governor,
November 1, 1978.
24.6 "Control Strategies, Costs and
Impacts for Point Sources,"
Houston-Galveston Area Council,
July 1977.
24.7 "Control of Water Pollution from
Point Sources," Lakes Region Plan-
ning Commission, December 1977.
24.8 "Characterize Potential Point
Sources," Lakes Region Planning
Commission, October 1976.
24.9 "Characterize Existing and Planned
Point Sources," Lakes Region Plan-
ning Commission, October 1976.
24.10 "Continuous and Intermittent Point
Source Wasteload Projections,"
Central Texas Council of Govern-
ments, Killeen-Temple 208 Program,
October 1977, 52 pages.
24.11 "Diffuse Source Control Legisla-
tion (A.B.572)," Nevada Department
of Conservation and Natural Resour-
ces, March 21, 1979, 6 pages.
Legislative mandate for the imple-
mentation of diffuse source water
pollution control program pursuant
to the recommendation of the Water
Quality Management Plan.
24.12 "Draft Environmental Assessment/
Draft Environmental Impact State-
ment - Point Source Metro Phoenix
Alternatives," Maricopa Association
of Governments, Dames and Moore,
November 1978.
24.13 "Equivalent Heavy Metals Loading
Factors; Present Point Source
Heavy Metals Loading Rates in the
Bay Region 208 Planning Area,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, February 1977, $1.00.
24.14 "Evaluation and Selection of
Areawide and Subarea Plans," First
Tennessee-Virginia Development
District, April 1978, 24 pages.
A summarization of the evaluation
process detailing the selected
areawide plan for point source
and residual waste treatment.
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24.15 "Final Assessment of Point Source
Problems and Basic Methods of Waste
Management," Ventura Regional
County Sanitation District.
24.16 "Final Point Source Alternative,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, December 1977, four
volumes. The final point source
alternatives have been defined by
cost and effectiveness analysis
in this report. The alternative
description, engineering specif-
ications, source areas, and cost
for point source controls are
listed.
24.17 "Final Report on Environmental
Assessment," (point source prod-
ucts), Mid-America Regional
Council.
24.18 "Identification of Management
Agencies for Point Source Treat-
ment and Financial Arrangements,"
Land-of-Sky Regional Council,
Public Research and Management,
Inc., February 1978, 55 pages.
24.19 "Identify and Screen Alternative
Point Source Controls," Lakes
Region Planning Commission,
September 1976.
24.20 "Impact of Point Sources on
Receiving Water," Volusia County
Council of Governments, technical
report.
24.21 "Industrial Point Sources,"
Section E, Chapter 2, South
Dakota Department of Environmental
Protection.
24.22 "Inventory of Industrial and Munic-
ipal Point Source Discharges,"
Ark-Texas Council of Governments,
August 1977, 146 pages.
24.23 "Initial Industrial Source
Planning," Berkshire County
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1976.
24.24 "Inventory of Point Sources,"
State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection.
24.25 "Memorandum on Review and Selec-
tion -of Water Quality Model,"
(point source products), Mid-
America Regional Council.
24.26 "Memorandum on Calibration of
Water Quality Model," (Point
source products), Mid-America
Regional Council.
24.27 "Memorandum on Evaluation of
Present Treatment and Deficien-
cies," (point source products),
Mid-America Regional Council.
24.28 "Memorandum on Criteria for
Selection of Areawide Plan,"
(point source products), Mid-
America Regional Council.
24.29 "Methodology to Assess Impact of
Point Source Discharges on Water
Quality," Southwestern Pennsyl-
vania Regional Planning Commission.
24.30 "Municipal Point Sources," Section
E, Chapter 1, South Dakota Depart-
ment of Environmental Protection.
24.31 "Municipal Point Wastewater Source
Problems/Analysis," Erie Niagara
Counties Regional Planning Com-
mission, December 1977, 118 pages.
24.32 "Municipal Point Wastewater Source
Problems/Analysis," Erie and Niagara
Counties Regional Planning Commis-
sion, January 1979, 119 pages.
24.33 "Municipal Point Source Analysis-
Urban Triangle Area of the Larimer-
Weld Region," Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments, March 1978,
32 pages, $2.50.
24.34 "Chapter IV - Municipal Point
Source Areawide Plan," Chattanooga
Area Regional Council of Govern-
ments, March 1978, 18 pages.
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24.35 "Municipal Waste Treatment Needs
and Point Source Alternatives,"
South Carolina Appalachian
Council of Governments, June
1978.
24.36 "Phase II Municipal and Industrial
Point Source Report," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Committee,
March 1977. All municipal,
institutional, commercial, pri-
vate, and industrial facility
discharges are located. Point
source wastewater and treated
effluent loadings are developed
to determine the effect on exist-
ing point sources on receiving
waters. Land use and population
projections are used for analyzing
anticipated future point source
discharges. Preliminary alter-
native point source control
plans are developed.
24.37 "Municipal and Industrial Non-
structural Control Measures,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Committee, June 1977. Nonstruc-
tural control measures related to
municipal and industrial point
sources to be studied in greater
detail are identified. Topics
covered include rural wastewater
treatment systems, industrial
pretreatment standards rate
structures, phosphates, water
conservation, garbage grinders
and public information.
24.38 "Municipal, Industrial, and
Agricultural Point Sources,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
24.39 "Municipal and Industrial Control
Measures," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee, June 1977.
Structural Control Measures for
dealing with point source pollu-
tion are presented. Each of the
systems remaining for further
study and analysis are identified
and explained. Advantages and
disadvantages of the alternative
systems are presented.
24.40 "Narrative Discussion of Point
Source Work Element, Municipal
• and Industrial Discharges," South
Alabama Regional Planning Commis-
sion, October 1977.
24.41 "Point Source Inventory and Analy-
sis," Appendix C Water Quality Plan,
Dane County Regional Planning Com-
mission, 1978, 96 pages, $3.00.
24.42 "Point Sources," Greater Egypt
Regional Planning and Development
Commission, March 1978. Topics
include compilation of impacts of
point sources in the planning area.
24.43 "Point Source Cost Effective Analy-
sis," Region VI Planning and
Development Commission.
24.44 "Point Source Control Options,"
West Michigan Regional Planning
Commission.
24.45 "Point and Nonpoint Source Manage-
ment Agency Designation (MAD)
Forms," Work Element 220 thru 265,
Appendix B, West Florida Regional
Planning Commission, February 1978.
24.46 "Point Source Inventory," Region 2
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers and Water Resources
Engineers, September 1976, May 1978,
as amended.
24.47 "Point Source Management Systems,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
May 1977.
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24.48 Unnumbered Products, Toledo Metro-
politan Area Council of Governments.
Appendix: A-Point Source Inventory;
B-Stream Segment Planning Areas:
Record of Water Quality; C-Land
Resource Information Systems (LRIS);
D-Maumee River Report; E-Institu-
tional Analysis: (1) Federal Pro-
grams Impacting Regional Water
Quality Management; (2) State
Agencies Impacting Regional Water
Quality Management; (3) Past and
Present Intergovernmental Cooper-
ation in the TMACOG Region;
(4) Legal Critical Factors Analy-
sis; (5) Financial Critical Factor
Analysis; (6) Existing Institu-
tional Framework in the TMACOG
Region: A Profile of 15 Agencies;
F-Land Use-Water Quality Analysis;
G-The Region as Natural Process;
H-The Region as Human Process;
I-Internal Working Documents;
J-Related Studies. Executive
Summary, Baseline Report, July
1976.
24.49 "Point Source Inventory Report,"
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee Region
V Planning and Development Com-
mission, June 1977.
24.50 "Task 202 - Point Source Pollution
Inventory and Problem Identifi-
cation," Southeast Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission.
To identify municipal, industrial
and agricultural point sources
within pertinent information
describing the quantity and
quality of the effluent and type
of treatment and potential problem
areas by stream segments.
24.51 "Point Source Dischargers," Tri-
County Regional Planning Commis-
sion, January 1977, Revised June
1977.
24.52 "Point Source Inventory," Central
Arizona Association of Governments.
24.53 "Point Source and Domestic Sewage
Analysis," Central Arizona Associa-
tion of Governments, (208/532-42-
45_46-48).
24.54 "Point Source Problem Identifica-
tion," Association of Central
Oklahoma Governments, March 30, 1977.
24.55 "Point Source Analysis Inventory,
Water Demands and Problem Area
Identification and Map Supplement,"
Houston-Galveston Area Council,
July 1977.
24.56 "Volume IV. Point Source Control,"
Southwestern Illinois Planning
Commission. Documents point
source research and analysis activ-
ities during initial planning program
which support plan recommendation;
addresses municipal, private and
industrial point source, and residual
waste disposal.
24.57 "Point Source Report," Arkhoma
Regional Planning Commission.
Existing point sources, projected
waste loads, and control alterna-
tives, including cost and impact
analysis. (An addendum to the
point source report updating cost
information was completed in
December 1978.) $20.00.
24.58 "Vol. II: Point Source, Nonpoint
Source, Institutional Management
Subplans," Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, June 1977.
24.59 "Point and Nonpoint Source State-
wide Review," Section E, South
Dakota Department of Environmental
Protection.
24.60 "1975 Point Source Discharge Data
for Bay Region 208 Planning Area,"
(superseded by tech memo no. 15
and 18), Association of Bay Area
Governments, March 1977, $1.00.
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24.61 "Point Source Control," Volume IV, 24.70
Southwestern Illinois Planning
Commission. Documents point
source research and analysis act-
ivities during initial planning
program which support plan recom- 24.71
mendations—address municipal,
private and industrial point
source, and residual waste
disposal.
24.72
24.62 "Point Source Inventory," North-
western Indiana Regional Planning
Commission, November 1976.
24.63 "Point Sources," Kansas Department
of Health and Environment, fact
sheet. 24.73
24.64 "1975 Point Source Waste Discharge
Point Source Loads and Stream
Data," Miami Valley Regional Plan-
ning Commission. 24.74
24.65 "Point Source Planning," Pima
Association of Governments,
November 1977.
24.66 "Point Source Control - Inventory
of Point Sources," State of New 24.75
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection.
24.67 "Point Source Inventory," Southern
Tier Regional Planning and Devel- 24.76
opment Commission, September 1976,
206 pages.
24.68 "Vol. IV. Point Source Control," 24.77
Southwest Illinois Planning Com-
mission, April 1978. Inventory
material, technical data, problem
assessment methodologies and
results used in formulating the
point source recommendations in .
the Section 208 Areawide Water 24.78
Quality Management Plan.
24.69 "Point Source Sampling Program,"
Ark-Texas Council of Governments,
August 1977, 18 pages.
"Point Source Inventory Report
Killeen-Temple 208 Program,"
Central Texas Council of Govern-
ments, October 1977, 97 pages.
"Point Pollution Sources in Mobile
and Baldwin Counties," South Ala-
bama Regional Planning Commission,
March 1978.
"Point Source Report," Lower Rio
Grande Valley Development Council.
Topics include inventory of exist-
ing municipal and industrial dis-
chargers, projected wasteloads,
control alternatives.
"Point Source Inventory," West
Michigan Shoreline Regional Develop-
ment Commission, December 1977, 397
pages.
"Point Source Wasteload Projection
Report," Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee
Region 5 Planning and Development
Commission, July 1977. Topics
include wasteload projections and
population projections.
"Point Sources Inventory Report,"
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee Region 5
Planning and Development Commis-
sion, June 1977.
"Refined Institutional Alternatives
for Point Source Control," Atlanta
Regional Commission, December 1977.
"Report on Point Sources of Pollu-
tion in Southern Illinois 208
Area," Appendix A-l, Greater Egypt
Regional Planning and Development
Commission, November 1978, 114
pages.
"Report on Management Needs for
Implementation," Mid-America
Regional Council, point source
products.
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24.79 "Report on Cost Evaluations of 24.88
Technical Solutions," point
source products, Mid-America
Regional Council.
24.80 "Report on Priorities and Imple-
mentation Schedule," point source 24.89
products, Mid-America Regional
Council.
24.81 "Memorandum on Evaluation and
Selection of Areawide Plans,"
point source products, Mid-America 24.90
Regional Council.
24.82 "Report on Secondary Environmental
Effects of Technical Solutions,"
point source products, Mid-America
Regional Council.
24.83 "Report on Available Structural
and Nonstructural Control Options-
Performance and Cost," point
source products, Mid-America
Regional Council.
24.91
24.92
24.84 "Review of Non-Domestic Point
Source Discharges," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment 24.93
Management Agency, June 1976.
24.85 "Review of Existing Point Source
Waste Loadings," Coastal Sussex
Water Quality Program, November 24.94
1976.
24.86 "Significant Industrial Point
Source Inventory," Indian Nations
Council of Governments, Environ- 24.95
mental Protection Agency Plan
Element 3, January 1978. This
report identifies 42 significant
industrial point sources. Cri-
teria for screening are presented. 24.96
• Deficiencies in data collection
are identified. Where data are
available, flow and concentra-
tions are provided. 24.97
24.87 "State of the Art of Pollution
Control for Southeastern Wiscon-
sin," Vol. 1: Point Sources,
Southeast Wisconsin Regional
Planning Council, July 1977, 145
pages.
"State Perspective-Facilities
Planning for Small Unsewered
Communities in Illinois," Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency,
April 1977.
"Summary of the Pueblo Board of
Waterworks Stream and Point Dis-
charge Analytical Report," Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission, Fore-
man, Joe R., February 1976.
"Task Force Report on Point and
Nonpoint Sources of Pollution in
the Trust Territory of the Pacific
Island," Trust Territory Environ-
mental Protection Board, 1979, 93
pages.
"Technical Needs for Point Source
Management," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission.
"Utility Service Areas and Point
Source Locations," #211, Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
"Water Quality Management Plan for
Point Sources," North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources
and Community Development.
"Water Resources Staff Paper #1,
A Geographic Structure for Contin-
uous Point Source Planning," Miami
Valley Regional Planning Commission.
"Work Package 1: Point Source
Inventory Jefferson County," South-
east Texas Regional Planning
Commission.
"Work Package I: Point Source
Inventory Orange County," Southeast
Texas Regional Planning Commission.
"Work Package 9: Point Source Load
Projections, Technical Subplans and
Stream Responses," Southeast Texas
Regional Planning Commission.
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XXV. RIVERS
25.1 "Walnut River Basin," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
25.2 "Verdigris River Basin," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
25.3 "Upper Republican River Basin,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
25.4 "Upper Arkansas River Basin,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
25.5 "Solomon River Basin," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
25.6 "Smoky Hill River Basin," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
25.7 "Saline River Basin," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
25.8 "Neosho River Basin," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
25.9 "Missouri River Basin," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
25.10 "Marais des Cygnes River Basin,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
25.11 "Lower Republican River Basin,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
25.12 "Lower Arkansas River Basin,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
25.13 "Little Arkansas River Basin,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
25.14 "Kansas River Basin," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
25.15 "Cimarron River Basin," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
25.16 "Big Blue River Basin," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
25.17 "River Basin Plans," Kansas Depart-
• ment of Health and Environment.
25.18 "Water Quality Data: Assanet River,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, September
1977.
25.19 "Water Quality Data: French and
Quniebaug Rivers," Central Mass-
achusetts Regional Planning
Commission, October 1977.
25.20 "The Mystic River Basin," Region I
(New England), October 1977.
25.21 "Water Quality Profiles of Small
Eastern Massachusetts Streams,"
Region I (New England), August
1977.
25.22 "Lower Charles River Basin,"
Region I (New England), November
1977.
25.23 "Suasio Basin, Sudbury Assabet and
Concord Rivers," Region I (New
England), September 1977.
25.24 "Upper Charles River Basin,"
Region I (New England), September
1977.
25.25 "North Coastal Basin," Region I
(New England), August 1977.
25.26 "The North and South River
Basins," Region I (New England),
May 1977.
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25.27 "Review Process Analytical Summary
North/South River Basins," Region I
(New England), September 14, 1977.
25.28 "The Weymouth Basin," Region I
(New England), July 1977.
25.29 "Ipswich River Basin," Region I
(New England), August 1977.
25.30 "Taunton River Basin," Region I
(New England), August 1977.
25.31 "Ten Mile River Drainage Basin,"
Region I (New England), August
1977.
25.32 "Ten Mile River Subarea Summary
and Extracts," Region I (New
England), December 18, 1975.
25.33 "Taunton River Subarea Summary
and Extracts," Region I (New
England), December 18, 1975.
25.34 "Preliminary Riverine Sampling
Program," Region I (New England),
March 1976.
25.35 "PCB's in the Housatonic River,"
Region I (New England), May 1976.
25.36 "Water Quality Benefits Saco
River," Region I (New England),
January 20, 1976.
25.37 "Pollution Control in the Saco
River," Region I (New England),
June 1976.
25.38 "Saco River Model," Region I
(New England), March 1975.
25.39 "Enoree River Basin Report,"
South Carolina Appalachian Council
of Governments, March 1978.
25.40 "Lawson Fork Creek Basin Report,"
South Carolina Appalachian Council
of Governments, February 1978.
25.41 "Reedy River Basin Report," South
Carolina Appalachian Council of
Governments, January 1978.
25.42 "Draft Basin Plan for Youghiogheny
River Basin," Maryland Water
Resources Administration.
25.43 "Draft Basin Plan for Upper Poto-
mac River Basin," Maryland Water
Resources Administration.
25.44 "Draft Basin Plan for Pocomoke
River Basin," Maryland Water
Resources Administration.
25.45 "Draft Basin Plan for Patuxent/
West Chesapeake River Basin,"
Maryland Water Resources Admin-
istration.
25.46 "Draft Basin Plan for Ocean Coastal
River Basin," Maryland Water
Resources Administration.
25.47 "Draft Basin Plan for North Branch
Potomac River Basin," Maryland
Water Resources Administration.
25.48 "Draft Basin Plan for Nanticoke/
Wicomico River Basin," Maryland
Water Resources Administration.
25.49 "Draft Basin Plan for Middle
Potomac River Basin," Maryland
Water Resources Administration.
25.50 "Draft Basin Plan for Elk/Lower
Susquehanna River Basin," Maryland
Water Resources Administration.
25.51 "Draft Basin Plan for Choptank
River Basin," Maryland Water
Resources Administration.
25.52 "Draft Basin Plan for Chester
River Basin," Maryland Water
Resources Administration.
25.53 "14 River Basin Plans," Alabama
Water Improvement Commission.
25.54 "Identification and Classification
of Stream Segments," Weber River
Water Quality Planning Council.
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25.55 "Evaluation of 303(E) Basin
Plans," Weber River Water Quality
Planning Council.
25.56 "Pollution Sources of Major Salt
Lake Valley Streams (included in
Appendix of Existing Water Qual-
ity Data for Salt Lake County
208, WQ-15)," Salt Lake Council
of Governments, October 1976,
19 pages (rewrite).
25.57 "Jordan River Basin Water Quality
Survey; September 1975," Salt
Lake Council of Governments,
April 1976, 22 pages.
25.58 "Water Quality Review of Major
Jordan River Tributaries," Salt
Lake Council of Governments,
March 1977, 43 pages (rewrite).
25.59 "Jordan River Water Quality Pro-
jections," Salt Lake Council of
Governments, April 1977, 144
pages (rewrite).
25.60 "York River Basin Water Quality
Management Plan," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission, 1976.
25.61 "Shoreline Situation Report -
Stafford County," Rappahannock
Area Planning Commission, 1975.
25.62 "Hatchie River Basin," State of
Tennessee Department of Public
Health.
25.63 "French Broad River Basin," State
of Tennessee Department of Public
Health.
25.64 "Clinch River Basin," State of
Tennessee Department of Public
Health.
25.65 "Holston River Basin," State of
Tennessee Department of Public
Health.
25.66 "Upper Tennessee River Basin,"
State of Tennessee Department of
Public Health.
25.67 "Lower Tennessee River Basin,"
State of Tennessee Department of
Public Health.
25.68 "Duck River Basin," State of
Tennessee Department of Public
Health.
25.69 "Upper Cumberland River Basin,"
State of Tennessee Department of
Public Health.
25.70 "Elk River Basin," State of
Tennessee Department of Public
Health.
25.71 "Lower Cumberland River Basin,"
State of Tennessee Department of
Public Health.
25.72 "Tennessee River Western Valley
Basin," State of Tennessee Depart-
ment of Public Health.
25.73 "Obion Forked Deer River Basin,"
State of Tennessee Department of
Public Health.
25.74 "Memphis Area Basin," State of
Tennessee Department of Public
Health.
25.75 "How Clean Do You Want Your
Streams?" Houston-Galveston Area
Council, December 1976, Revised
May 1977.
25.76 "Stream Segment Planning Areas,"
Toledo Metropolitan Area Council
of Governments, December 1975.
25.77 "Streamflow and Water Quality in
the Lower Big Hole River," Montana
Department of Health Environmental
Sciences, Summer 1977.
25.78 "Water Quality Management of the
Eastern Oswego River," Central
New York Regional Planning and
Development Board, Paul Babiarz
and Kevin Pi Ion.
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25.79 "Vol. I: Stream Segment Analysis," 25.89
Pueblo Regional Planning Commis-
sion, June 1977.
25.80 "Verdigris River Data Collection
Program," Indian Nations Council
of Governments, Tulsa City County 25.90
Health Department, March 1979.
25.81 "Verdigris River Evaluation,"
Phase 1, Indian Nations Council
of Governments, Gates Engineering 25.91
and Associates, May 1979.
25.82 "Water Quality Assessments and
Stream Segment Classification
Methodology," Indian Nations 25.92
Council of Governments, June 1979.
25.83 "Project Condition Survey,
Ocmulgee River," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
U.S. Corps of Engineers. 25.93
25.84 "Drainage Area Data for Georgia
Streams," Macon-Bibb County Plan-
ning and Zoning Commission, U.S.
Department of Interior, Geological
Survey. 25.94
25.85 "Summary Reviews of 303 River
Basin Plan and 201 Facilities
Plan," Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission.
25.95
25.96
25.86 "Ocmulgee River Basin Study,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, Georgia
Department of Natural Resources,
December 1972, 93 pages.
25.81 "Ocmulgee River-Macon, Georgia,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, Savannah Dis-
trict, September 1970, 11 pages.
25.88 "Effect of a Severe Drought (1954) 25.97
on Streamflow in Georgia," Macon-
Bibb County Planning and Zoning
Commission, U.S. Geological Survey
for the Georgia State Division of
Conservation, 1963.
"Simulation of Water Quality in
Streams and Canals," DOSAG-1,
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, Texas Water
Development Board, September 1970.
"Travel Time of Georgia Streams,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, Georgia Insti-
tute of Technology, September 1973.
"Characterization of Stream Recrea-
tion Capacity," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
October 1972.
"Drainage Area Data for Georgia
Streams," Macon-Bibb County Plan-
ning and Zoning Commission, U.S.
Department of Interior, Geological
Survey, August 1959.
"A Water Quality Investigation of
Tobesofkee Creek (Ocmulgee),"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, Georgia Water
Quality Control Board, June 1970.
"Tobesofkee Creek-Macon and Bibb
County Georgia," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
Savannah District Report completed
June 1970, 48 pages.
"Walnut Creek-The City of Macon
and Bibb County," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
Savannah District Report completed
December 1968, 42 pages.
"Savage Creek, Macon and Bibb
County, Georgia," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
Savannah District Report completed
November 1971, 45 pages.
"Ocmulgee River Basin Study," Macon-
Bibb County Planning and Zoning
Commission, Georgia Department of
Natural Resources, December 1972.
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25.98 "Final Report on the Boise River
Instream Flow Study of the Ada/
Canyon 208 Program Instream Flow
Study," Ada Planning Association,
$3.00.
25.99 "Recommended Uses to be Projected
for Major Natural Streams," Ada
Planning Association, $3.50.
25.100 "Problems Caused by Accumulations
in Impoundments, Estuaries and
Slow Moving Stream Reaches," (WP
3.03-3), Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, January 1977.
25.101 "Summary of Water Quality for
Selected Streams," (WP 3.03-1),
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, December 1976.
25.102 "Ridley-Crum Creek Study Area,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, November 1977.
25.103 "Chester Creek Study Area," Del-
aware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, November 1977.
25.104 "Estuary 5-Year Storm," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
October 1975.
25.105 "Willow-Maiden Creek Study Area,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, November 1977.
25.106 "Tulpehucken Creek Study Area,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, November 1977.
25.107 "Turbulent Dispersion in Natural
Streams," Nebraska Natural Resour-
ces Commission, Journal of Hydrau-
lics Division, ASCE, Vol. 97,
HY-11, pages 1867-1886.
25.108 "Recommendations for Stream Class-
ification-Fountain/Monument Sub-
basin (Including Results of
Aquatic Sampling)," Pikes Peak
Area Council of Governments,
Nelson, Haley.
25.109 "Report of Stream Sampling on
Four Mile Creek," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, Project
Aquarius Report, June 1976.
25.110 "Recommended Stream Classification
- and Additional Water Quality Cri-
teria With an Appendix Containing
Results of Verification of W.Q.
Model Calibration, Working Paper
14," Pikes Peak Area Council of
Governments, Nelson, Haley, Patter-
son and Quirk, Inc.
25.111 "Recommendations for Stream Class-
ification, Working Paper 12," Pikes
Peak Area Council of Governments,
Nelson, Haley, Patterson and Quirk,
Inc.
25.112 "The Clear Stream Newsletter,"
South Central Michigan Planning
Council, 4-6 pages per issue,
irregular publication schedule,
1976 to present.
25.113 "Stream Investigation and Water
Quality Sample Collection Plan for
the Stream Survey Phase of the
Land-Sky 208 Program," Land-of-Sky
Regional Council, Cummings Engin-
eers, Inc., May 1977, 18 pages.
25.114 "Biological Evaluations of Streams
in the Five County Association of
Governments Designated 208 Manage-
ment Area," Five County Association
of Governments.
25.115 "EPA Water Quality and Biological
Survey on the Virgin River," Five
County Association of Governments.
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25.116 "Stream Loading Calculations for
Routine Monitoring Stations in
Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane and
Washington Counties," Five County
Association of Governments,
sampled between August 8, 1975 and
August 20, 1976.
25.117 "Stream Loading Calculations for
Intensive Surveys in Beaver, Gar-
field, Iron, Kane and Washington
Counties," Five County Association
of Governments, August 8, 1975
and August 20, 1976.
25.118 "Stream Loading Calculations Using
EPA Standards," Five County Asso-
ciation of Governments.
25.119 "Stream Segment Classifications,"
Five County Association of Govern-
ments.
25.120 "Policy for Implementation of the
Colorado River Salinity Standards
through the NPDES Program," Five
County Association of Governments.
25.121 "Land Characteristics, Stream and
Basin Parameters," Miami Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
25.122 "Water Quality Studies: Marsh
Creek, Portheuf River, Bear River
and Blackfoot River; Bannock and
Caribou Counties, Idaho," South-
east Idaho Council of Governments.
25.123 "1976 Water Quality Data in Bear
Creek Basin," Rogue Valley Council
of Governments, U.S. Geological
Survey open file report 77-90.
25.124 "Delineation and Classification
of Stream Segments in South Caro-
lina," South Carolina Department
of Health and Environmental Con-
trol, draft interim output,
January 16, 1978.
25.125 "Summary of Stream Water Quality in
the Mountainland Association of
Government Area," Mountainland
Association of Governments,
February 1977.
25.126 "Stream Classification (with map)
Delineation of Service Areas -
Status of 201 Planning," Atlantic
County Planning Division, September
1978.
XXVI. SALTWATER INTRUSION
26.1 "Salt Intrusion Into Groundwater,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, June 1977, $1.00.
26.2 "Existing and Potential Seawater
Intrusion Problems, Oxnard Plain of
Ventura County," Ventura Regional
County Sanitation District.
26.3 "History of Seawater Intrusion on
the Oxnard Plain," Ventura Regional
County Sanitation District.
26.4 "Assessment of Seawater Intrusion
for Projected Land Use Alterna-
tives," Ventura Regional County
Sanitation District.
26.5 "Alternative Seawater Intrusion
Control Methods and Impact Analy-
sis, Oxnard Plain of Ventura
County," Ventura Regional County
Sanitation District.
26.6 "Preliminary Evaluation Phase -
Pawtuxet River Basin," Rhode Island
Statewide Planning Program.
XXVII. SEDIMENTATION AND EROSION
27.1 "Summary of Data Analysis on Sedi-
ments and Benthic Invertebrates
from Certain Massachusetts Rivers,"
Boston Metropolitan Area Planning
Commission, September 1977.
27.2 "Preliminary Sedimentation at Deer
Island," Boston Metropolitan Area
Planning Council, February 1977.
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27.3 "Construction, Agriculture and
Sedimentation," Boston Metropoli-
tan Area Planning Commission, June
1977.
27.4 "Handbook on Erosion and Sedimen-
tation Control," Montachusett
Regional Planning Commission,
Cooperative Extension Service,
University of Massachusetts, 1976,
73 pages.
27.5 "Pollutant Accumulation and Sed-
imentation Problems/Analysis,"
Erie and Niagara Regional Planning
Board, January 1979, 63 pages.
27.6 "Pollutant Accumulation and Sed-
imentation Problems/Analysis,"
Erie and Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board, December 1977, 50
pages.
27.7 "Report on Facilities Planning
Update, Urban Runoff and Storm
Drainage, Sedimentation and Ero-
sion, and Sludge Disposal,"
Southern Kennebec Valley Regional
Planning Commission, September
1976, 22 pages.
27.8 "Sediment and Erosion Survey of
Cumberland County," Greater Port-
land Council of Governments,
January 1978.
27.9 "Report on Nonpoint Source Pollu-
tion," Greater Portland Council
of Governments, January 1978.
Topics include land use loading
functions, septic tanks, model-
ing, sediments, stormwater run-
off.
27.10 "SCS - Sediment Erosion Report,"
Baltimore Regional Planning
Council.
27.11 "Sediment Oxygen Demand," North-
eastern Illinois Planning,
January 1978.
27.12 "Two Methods for Reducing Sediment
Oxygen Demand in Sediment Deposits
in Lower Fox River," Fox Valley
Water Quality Planning Agency,
October 1977, 20 pages. Topics in-
clude feasibility study of river
rehabilitation, effort of dredging
on sediment oxidation.
27.13 "Sediment Source Commercial and
Industrial Areas and Delivery Rate
Study," Fox Valley Water Quality
Planning Agency, February 1978, 80
pages. Topics include literature
review, comparison of methods for
testing water-yield and sediment-
yield.
27.14 "State Control in Sedimentation in
Indiana," Indiana Heartland Coor-
dinating Commission, August 1977,
18 pages.
27.15 "Windham Soils Report," Southern
Rockingham Regional Planning Dis-
trict Commission, June 1975, 35
pages.
27.16 "Farmer's Attitudes Concerning Soil
Erosion and Its Control," Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency,
June 1977.
27.17 "Erosion and Sediment Delivery,"
Region I (New England), February
1977.
27.18 "Sediments and Benthic Inverte-
brates from the Ipswich, Charles,
Assabet, Sudbury and Neponset,"
Region I (New England).
27.19 "Erosion Sedimental and Runoff Non-
point Source," Region I (New
England), December 1976.
27.20 "Assessing Historic Meteorological
Data and Dylining Erosion Index
Periods and Distribution for Non-
point Source Loading Evolution (An
Interim Output Report)," South
Carolina Department of Health and
Environmental Control, May 15,1978.
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27.21 "Scope of Soil Erosion Problems 27.31
in Atlantic County," Atlantic
County Planning Division, May
1977.
27.22 "Sediment Yields Resulting from 27.32
Land Use Activities in Routt
County," Northwest Colorado
Council of Governments.
27.23 "Sediment and Pollution from
Cropland," Kansas Department of
Health and Environment, fact
sheet. 27.34
27.24 "Construction Erosion," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment, fact sheet.
27.25 "Construction Erosion," Kansas 27.35
Department of Health and Environ-
ment, technical report.
27.26 "Construction Erosion," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment, management report.
27.27 "Las Vegas Wash - Interim Report
2," Clark County 208, September
1977. Provides engineering-
scientific analyses of the botan-
ical, hydrologic and erosion-
sedimentation phenomena of Las 27.36
Vegas Wash. The report addresses
the technical problems defined in
Interim Report No. 1.
27.28 "Wastewater and Wetlandscape,"
Southwest Florida Regional Plan-
ning Commission, prepared by the
Center for Wetlands, University of
Florida, July through December
1976, $7.40 per copy, without
appendix, maps.
27.29 "Rural Runoff Task, Erosion and
Sedimentation, A Preliminary and
Detailed Evaluation," Rhode Island
Statewide Planning Program.
27.30 "Erosion and Sedimentation-Devel-
opment of Alternatives," Rhode
Island Statewide Planning Program.
"Soil Erosion and Sediment in
Missouri," Missouri Department of
Natural Resources, guide sheet,
4 pages.
"Impact of Continued Soil Erosion,"
Missouri Department of Natural
Resources, guide sheet, 2 pages.
27.33 "Soil Erosion Control Practices,"
Missouri Department of Natural
Resources, guide sheet, 4 pages.
"Discussion of SDCL-8A, Soil Ero-
sion and Sediment Damage Control
Act," Section E, Chapter 3, South
Dakota Department of Environmental
Protection.
"Erosion and Sedimentation Problems
as They Relate to Vermont Backroad
Construction and Maintenance,"
Vermont Department of Environmental
Water Resources, 1978, 23 pages.
Assessment of backroads erosion in
Vermont, including discussion of
evaluation process, roles of dis-
trict highway engineers and town
road commissioners, state agency
concerns, existing data and recom-
mendations.
"The Vermont Backroad Handbook:
Erosion Control," Vermont Depart-
ment of Environmental Water Resour-
ces, 1978. Includes procedures for
construction and major alteration:
construction plans, erosion control
practices and devices, termination
of work before project completion,
and maintenance. Vegetative ero-
sion control methods: steps in
establishing vegetation, seeding,
incorporating seed into soil, mulch-
ing the seed bed, tracking, grad-
ing, topsoiling, fertilization, and
liming: and structural erosion con-
trols: benching, diversions, diver-
sion ditches, slop drains, check
dams, filter berms, stilling ponds,
rip-rap and stone fill, and sub-
surface drains.
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27.37 "A State Water Quality Plan for
Controlling Erosion from Back-
roads," Vermont Department of
Environmental Water Resources,
1979, 7 pages. Draft of 208 back-
roads plan. Includes assessment
of backroads erosion problem,
recommendations of consultants,
and an interagency agreement
between the Agency of Environ-
mental Conservation and the Agency
of Transportation for establishing
a backroads erosion control
strategy.
27.38 "Guides for Controlling Soil
Erosion and Stream Pollution on
Logging Jobs in Southern Vermont,"
Vermont Department of Environ-
mental Water Resources, 1978, 23
pages. Pocket-sized booklet for
loggers and landowners containing
"Best Management Practices" in
the form of non-mandatory erosion
control guidelines. Also includ-
ed are sections on Vermont laws
and regulations affecting logging
operations and sources of tech-
nical assistance.
27.39 "Draft Interim Report - Erosion
and Sediment Control," New Hamp-
shire Water Supply and Pollution
Control Commission, October 1978.
27.40 "Predicting Rainfall Erosion
Losses from Cropland East of the
Rocky Mountains," Handbook No.
282, Rappahannock Area Develop-
ment Commission, May 1965.
27.41 "Virginia Erosion and Sediment
Control Handbook," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission,
April 1974.
27.42 "Sediment Criteria for the Pro-
tection and Maintenance of Aquatic
Life," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Aquatic
Ecology Association, April 1977.
27.43 "Erosion and Sediment Control
Alternatives," AMBAG Policy Paper
#9, Association of Monterey Bay
Area Governments, 1977.
27.44 "Erosion and Sediment Control
Alternatives," AMBAG Technical
Report, Association of Monterey
Bay Area Governments, 1977.
27.45 "AMBAG Erosion and Sediment Infor
mation Sources," Appendix A to
Technical Report, Association of
Monterey Bay Area Governments,
- 1978.
27.46 "Erosion Control in Relation to
Watershed Management," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Commis
sion, Journal of Irrigation and
Drainage Division, 1968.
27.47 "Calculation of Nonpoint Source
Sediment Loading," Southwestern
Pennsylvania Regional Planning
Commission.
27.48
27.49
27.50
"Erosion and Sediment Yield Study,"
Sixth District Council of Govern-
ments, by Soil Conservation Ser-
vice.
"Guide to Urban Sediment Control,"
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional
Council of Governments, 1978.
"Model Soil Erosion and Sedimenta-
tion Control Ordinance," South-
western Illinois Metropolitan and
Regional Planning Commission,
October 1978, 48 pages.
27.51 "Suspended Sediment From Truck
Traffic on Forest Roads - Meadow
and Coal Creeks," Washington
Department of Ecology, March 1979,
33 pages.
27.52 "Suspended Sediment Transport and
Forest Road Construction - Wild-
horse Creek, Kalama River Basin,"
Washington Department of Ecology,
March 1979, 40 pages.
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27.53 "Forest Road Construction and Sus-
pended Sediment, Campbell Creek -
Skagit River Basin," State of
Washington Department of Ecology,
March 1979, 30 pages.
27.54 "Erosion and Sediment Control
Guide for Guam," Guam Environ-
mental Protection Agency, May
1977, 137 pages. A guide
designed for contractors and
developers.
27.55 "A Sediment Reduction Program for
the U.S. Virgin Islands," Virgin
Islands Department of Natural
Resources, Dr. O.K. Buros,
January 1979, 115 pages.
XXVIII. SEPTIC SYSTEMS
28.1 "Septic Tank and Cesspool Opera-
tion and Maintenance," Old Colony
Planning Council, 1977. Briefly
explains what a septic system is,
why it fails, and how to prevent
failure (one-page flyer).
28.2 "Septic Systems and Groundwater
Quality: A Literature Survey," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Planning
Agency, June 1978.
28.3 "Analysis of the Impact of Septic
Systems on the Surface of Ground-
water in Acton, Mass.," Boston
Metropolitan Area Planning Coun-
cil, June 1977.
28.4 "Septic Systems: How They Work and
How to Keep Them Working," South-
eastern Regional Planning and
Economic Development Commission,
April 1977, 13 pages.
28.5 "Investigation of Septic Leachate
Discharges into Winona Lake, Lake
Winnipesaukee and Ossipee Lake,"
Lakes Region Planning Commission,
October 1977.
28.6 "Septic Tank Study," Fox Valley
Water Quality Planning Agency,
February 1978, 50 pages. Topics
include inventory of unsewered
homes within watershed of Winnebego
Lake; estimates of pollution from
this source.
28.7 "Coliform Bacteria Loadings and
Dynamics," Coastal Sussex Water
Quality Program, November 1977.
Topics include septic systems,
modeling.
28.8 "Regional Septage Disposal Alter-
natives," Boston Metropolitan Area
Planning Council, December 1977.
28.9 "Analysis and Estimation of Dis-
charges from Waterfront Septic
Tanks, Tidal Marshes, and Recrea-
tional Boating," Coastal Sussex
Water Quality Program, May 1977.
28.10 "Part VI - Appendix A: Sewerless
Methods of Household Waste Dispos-
al," West Michigan Shoreline
Regional Development Commission,
Summer 1977, 35 pages.
28.11 "Septic Tank Study," Blue Ribbons
of the Big Sky Country.
28.12 "Septage Management in the Southern
Rockingham Region," Southern Rock-
ingham Regional Planning District
Commission, October 1976, 40 pages.
28.13 "The Impact of Unsewered Develop-
ment on Water Quality," Genesse-
Lapeer-Shiawassee Region 5 Planning
and Development Commission, April
1978. Topics include septic tanks.
28.14 "Septic Tank-Leach Field Systems,"
Southern Rockingham Regional Plan-
ning District Commission, 1976.
28.15 "A Homeowner's Guide to Septic
Tanks," Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Commission, $1.00.
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28.16 "Local Options for Controlling 28.23
Pollution from Septic Tanks and
Stormwater Runoff," Central
Massachusetts Regional Planning
Commission, March 1977.
28.17 "Septic Tank Practices; A Guide 28.24
to the Conservation and Re-use
of Household Wastewaters,"
Montachusett-Nashua Areawide
Water Quality Management Plan,
Peter Marshall, 1977, 76 pages.
28.18 "Septage Disposal Within Berk-
shire County 208 Area," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Commis-
sion, July 1976.
28.19 "On-Site Sewage Disposal and
Septage Handling in Central
Mass.," Central Massachusetts
Regional Planning Commission,
November 1977.
28.25
28.26
28.27
28.20 "Septic Systems - A Case Study,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste 28.29
Treatment Management Planning
Commission, August 1977.
28.21 "Early Action Study of Effect of 28.30
Septic Tanks on Areawide Water
Quality," Comprehensive Planning
Organization of San Diego Region,
November 1977, 28 pages. The 28.31
study finds that septic tanks do
not constitute a significant area-
wide water quality control problem
in the San Diego Region because of
their small contribution of water
and salts to groundwater basins.
Recommendations are made for 28.32
changes to San Diego County admin-
istrative practices including a
public information program on the
periodic maintenance of individual
systems to prolong their useful 28.33
life.
28.22 "Septic Tank Management Legisla-
tion," State of New Jersey Depart-
ment of Environmental Protection.
"Individual Wastewater Project Task
A Report: Overview of Septic Tank
Usage and Problems," Triangle J
Council of Governments, June 1978,
73 pages.
"General Education Pamphlet: Get-
ting to Know Your Septic System,"
Triangle J Council of Governments,
October 1979.
"Septage Management," Region I (New
England), October 15, 1976.
"Septage Disposal," Region I (New
England), July 16, 1976.
"A Statement Overview of Septage
Management in Vermont," Region I
(New England).
28.28 "Strategies for Septage Manage-
ment," Region I (New England),
August 8, 1977.
"Septage and Sewage Treatment Plant
Sludge Disposal," Region I (New
England), December 1976.
"Septic Systems; How They Work and
How to Keep Them Working," Region I
(New England), April 1977.
"The Failing Septic System," Wis-
consin Department of Natural
Resources. A look at septic system
problems in Wisconsin and what both
the government and homeowners can
do to solve them.
"Septic System Management Legisla-
tion," Chapter 5, State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection.
"Land Capability for Suitability
for Septic Tank Installation and
Erosion Hazard Rating, Flathead
Drainage Montana," Flathead 208
Project Planning Agency, September
1976, 63 pages.
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28.34 "Thermal Dischargers," North-
western Indiana Regional Planning
Commission, September 1976.
28.35 "Develop Options for the Control
and Reduction of Pollution from
Septic Systems/Development Alter-
native Basinwide Subplans for
Septic Tank Systems," Northwestern
Indiana Regional Planning Commis-
sion, October 1977.
28.36 "Review of City of Wilmington
Interceptor System," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Commission, June 1976.
28.37 "Septic Tank Systems - The Problem
and Possible Solution," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments,
February 1977, update May 1977,
$1.00.
28.38 "Septic Tanks," Section E, Chapter
8, South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
28.39 "Septic Tank Systems Management,"
Lane Council of Governments,
draft, September 1977.
28.40 "Septic Systems - How They Work
and How to Keep Them Working in
Vermont," Vermont Department of
Environmental Water Resources,
1978, 17 pages. A public informa-
tion booklet describing and illus-
trating basic principles of septic
system operation and maintenance.
Covers household sewage, the
septic system, the septic tank,
the leaching system, locating
septic systems, identifying septic
system failure, predicting and
preventing system failure, septic
tank pumping, repairs, and assis-
tance.
28.41 "Septage Management Strategies for
Vermont," Vermont Department of
Environmental Water Resources, 1978.
Prepared in four parts: (1) A State-
wide Overview of Septage Management
in Vermont, 41 pages. (2) Techni-
cal Alternatives for Septage Treat-
ment and Disposal in Vermont, 93
pages. (3) Legal and Institutional
Perspective on Septage Management
in Vermont, 43 pages. (4) Septage
Management in Vermont: Case Studies
and a Statewide Strategy, 55 pages.
28.42 "Septage, What Vermont Should Do
About It," Vermont Department of
Environmental Water Resources, 1978,
22 pages. A summary report, for
the general public, of the 208 Pro-
ject, "Septage Management Strategies
for Vermont. Printed in booklet
form, the topics include homeowner
septage problems, the septage haul-
er, safe disposal of septage,
responsibilities of local and state
governments and recommendations to
decision-makers.
28.43 "A State Water Quality Plan for
Septage Management," Vermont Depart-
ment of Environmental Water Resour-
ces, 1978, 9 pages. Final 208 plan
for septage management in Vermont.
Evaluates state septage management
problems, reviews septage studies
contracted by the 208 program,
includes an evaluation of options
considered and the proposed 208
management plan.
28.44 "Identify Areas with Possible
Septic Tank Failures," Region I
(New England), June 1976.
28.45 "Renovation of Septic Tank Effluent
Through the Soil," Region I (New
England), December 1976.
28.46 "Field Survey of State Approved
Septic Systems," New Hampshire
Water Supply and Pollution Con-
trol Commission, December 1977.
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28.47 "Field Survey of Septic Systems 28.56
Installed Prior to 1967," New
Hampshire Water Supply and Pol-
lution Control Commission,
January 1979.
28.48 "Septage Handling in New Hamp-
shire," New Hampshire Water Supply
and Pollution Control Commission,
January 1979.
28.49 "Septic Systems - A Case Study,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
August 1977.
28.57
28.58
28.59
28.50 "Septic Systems and Groundwater
Quality: A Literature Survey,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
June 1978. 28.60
28.51 "Task 2.3: Identify Areas With
Possible Septic Tank Failures,"
Cape Cod Planning and Economic
Development Commission, 1977. 28.61
28.52 "Regulatory Techniques by Water
Mass Towns May Prevent Pollution
of Their Ponds From Septic,"
Region I (New England), March 3, 28.62
1977.
28.53 "Interim Output: Acceptable
Septic System Density Levels,"
Sussex County Water Quality 28.63
Management Project.
28.54 "Interim Output: Septic Failure
Rates for 16 Locations," Sussex
County Water Quality Management
Project.
28.55 "Early Action Program: Septic Tank 28.64
Systems," Comprehensive Planning
Organization of San Diego County,
A description of the efforts of
self-regenerating types of water
softeners on the quality of sew- 28.65
age effluent case on a sample
study of the Tierrasanta area of
San Diego City, and recommenda-
tions for regulatory and other
programs in areas where wastewater
reclamation is being considered.
"Septage Disposal," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, December
1977.
"Septic Tank Maintenance and Permit
Program," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, December 1977.
"Nutrient Movement Through Soils
from Septic Systems," South Central
Michigan Planning Council, April 10,
1978, 21 pages.
"Technical Handbook for Septic
Drainfield Installation," South
Central Michigan Planning Council,
May 19, 1978, 27 pages.
"Septic System Pollution Control
Alternatives," AMBAG Policy Paper
#8, Association of Monterey Bay
Area Governments, 1977.
"Soil Suitability Related to the
Performance of Subsurface Disposal
Systems," Region I (New England),
December 1976.
"Missouri Homeowners Guide to
Septic Tank Use," Missouri Depart-
ment of Natural Resources, 14
pages.
"Manual of Septic System Mainten-
ance," Southeastern Regional Plan-
ning and Economic Development
Commission, Albert Babaur and Steve
Reckhow, September 1979. Includes
health practices and regulations
in one community.
"Environmental Impacts of Septic
Systems," New Castle County Area-
wide Waste Treatment Management
Agency, July 12, 1978.
"Septic System Problems on the
Urban Fringe," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Management
Agency, October 1978.
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28.66 "Septic System Problems on the
Urban Fringe," Water Resources
Agency for New Castle County,
D.R. Goehring and F.R. Carr,
October 1978.
28.67 "Environmental Impacts of Septic
Systems," Water Resources Agency
for New Castle County, Darryl R.
Goehring, July 12, 1978.
28.68 "Citizen's Guide to Water Pollu-
tion Control Permits for Septic
Tanks and Public Sewer Connec-
tions," Guam Environmental Pro-
tection Agency, June 1979, 10
pages.
XXIX. SEWERS
29.1 "Major Sewage Treatment Plans in
the Washington Metropolitan Area,"
Washington Council of Governments,
January 1978. An inventory of the
major sewage treatment plants in
the region, including information
on effluent limitations, treatment
methods, and operation and main-
tenance costs.
29.2 "Final Report to the Northern
Jefferson County Sewer Districts:
A Reference Guide for New Public
Sewer District," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council, Dale P.
Swobeda, August 31, 1979, 125
pages.
29.3 "Sewage Treatment in Unincorpor-
ated Areas: Focus on Regional
Sewer Districts," Indiana.Heart-
land Coordinating Council.
29.4 "The Who, What, When, Where, Why
and How of WOW (Watch Our Waste-
water)," Maricopa Association of
Governments, December 1978.
Topics include sewer lines and
treatment plants.
29.5 "Sewage Loan and Flow Factors,"
Metroplan, 1978.
29.6 "Guidelines for Assistance Alter-
native Sewage Treatment Systems,"
Southwestern Illinois Metropolitan
and Regional Planning Commission,
June 1979, 18 pages.
29.7 "Pollution Control Systems Report,"
Element 20, 21: Task Report G,
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, July 1977. A description
of public and private service areas
and the needed sewer service actions
are detailed.
29.8 "Home Sewage Disposal," Pennsylvania
State University.
29.9 "Water and Sewer Services," Sixth
District Council of Governments,
prepared by Wilbur, Smith and
Associates, 1973.
29.10 "Comprehensive Plan - Water and
Sanitary Sewer Systems," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Commis-
sion, 1970.
29.11 "Brush Creek Technical Report,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, December 1976. This
report, researched on request,
deals with alternative sewage man-
agement arrangements for the Gray
Summit area.
29.12 "Study of Malodorous Compounds in
the Area of the Southside Sewage
Treatment Plant," Association of
Central Oklahoma Governments,
April 20, 1977.
29.13 "Nonpoint Source Structural Control
Measures," Element 21: Task Memo,
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, June 1977. A discussion
of the control of urban runoff from
combined sewer areas and the level
of treatment required are presented.
29.14 "Summary Report Water and Sewer
Planning Workshops," Toledo Metro-
politan Area Council of Governments,
March 1976.
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29.15 "Growth Stimulation Study, An 29.25
Analysis of Sewerage System
Development and Residential Con-
struction," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, May 1977.
29.16 "Sewerage Line Costs and Sewage 29.26
Treatment Lagoon Costs," Five
County Association of Govern-
ments.
29.17 "Draft Sewerage Regulations,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, March 1975. 29.27
29.18 "Draft Sewerage Regulation,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, Commonwealth of
Virginia.
29.28
29.19 "Report, Town of Bowling Green,
Virginia, Sanitary Sewerage
Facilities," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission, May 1974.
29.20 "Water and Sewerage Study for King 29.29
George County," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission.
29.21 "WQ-5 Field Sampling and Analysis
of Water Quality in the Sewage
Canal," Salt Lake Council of
Governments, May 1976 (reprint),
81 pages.
29.30
29.22 "Sewer and Water Facilities in the
Northern Middlesex Area Short
Range Priority Program," Northern 29.31
Middlesex Area Commission, June
1972.
29.23 "Sewer/Water Preferred Long Range
Plan," Northern Middlesex Area
Commission, January 1972.
29.24 "Regional Utilities, Vol. 2 -
Alternative Plans for Sewer and
Water Facilities," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, July
1969.
"Regional Utilities, Preliminary
Report on Sewerage and Pollution
Abatement and Water Supply
Systems," Northern Middlesex Area
Commission, Part 1 Renaissance
Study, November 1968.
"Guidelines and Procedures Manual
for Interjurisdiction Sewer Rate
Setting, New Castle County, Dela-
ware," New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Management Agency,
July 1978.
"Report on Guidelines and Proce-
dures for Interjurisdictional Sewer
Rate Setting," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Management
Agency, July 1978.
"Sewer System Evaluation for the
City of Newark Interceptor System,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency, July
1976.
"Rules and Regulations Relating to
the Use of the Public Sewer System,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency, draft
August 1975.
"Water and Sewer Facility Plan for
Pueblo County, Colorado," Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission,
Oblinger-Smith Corporation for the
Colorado Division of Planning, 1972.
"Physical System Process Design for
Upgrading the Pueblo Sewage Treat-
ment Plant," Pueblo Regional Plan-
ning Commission, Foreman, J.,
October 24, 1976.
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29.32 "Model Sewage Disposal Ordinances
for Vermont," Vermont Department of
Environmental Resources, 1979, 38
pages. Model regulations aimed at
preventing health and environmental
hazards from improper wastewater
treatment and disposal; covers ad-
ministration, permit procedures,
and application, soil and site
evaluation, system design, leach
field installation, maintenance
and site modifications.
29.33 "Are There Alternatives to Sewers
for Vermont Towns?" Vermont De-
partment of Environmental Water
Resources, 1977, 148 pages.
Proceedings of a conference exam-
ining a wide range of alternatives
to sewer systems. Topics include
septic tanks; health and manage-
ment concerns; septage disposal;
alternative systems for single
family homes, subdivisions and
clusters; environmental and econ-
omic impacts; institutional
arrangements; case studies; and a
panel discussion.
29.34 "Johnson County Sewer Districts:
An Example of the County Sewer
District Approach to Water Quality
Management," Mid-America Regional
Council, September 1977.
29.35 "Guidelines and Procedures Manual
for Interjurisdictional Sewer Rate
Setting, New Castle County, Dela-
ware," Water Resources Agency for
New Castle County, June 1978.
29.36 "Report of Guidelines and Proce-
dures for Interjurisdictional
Sewer Rate Setting," Water Resour-
ces Agency for New Castle County,
Touche Ross and Company, July
1978.
29.37 "Characterization of Sewage Waste
for Land Disposal Near Postland,
Oregon," Metropolitan Service
District (Columbia Regional
Association of Governments).
29.38 "Report on Combined Sewer Overflow
Loads," Mid-America Regional Council,
nonpoint source product.
29.39 "Water Quality Aspects of Combined
Sewer Overflows," Columbia Regional
Association of Governments.
29.40 "Sewer Service Areas 1975-2000,"
Region I (New England), April 5,
1976.
29.41 "Wastewater Flows and Sewerage Facil-
ities," Ocean County Planning Board,
January 1978, 70 pages. Inventories
point source discharges, industrial
wastewaters and reviews residual
waste and regional wastewater man-
agement. Provides projections for
wasteloads and flows for residen-
tial, commercial and industrial
users. Draft report.
29.42 "Sewage Disposal Alternatives/A
Look at the Problem of Failing
Septic Tank Systems and Alternative
Methods of Sewage Disposal," Munic-
ipality of Metropolitan Seattle,
1977, 94 pages. Detailed discus-
sion of on-site sewage disposal
options, existing and potential
problems and recommended actions.
29.43 "Sewer System Evaluation for the
City of Newark Interceptor System,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Planning
Commission, July 1976.
29.44 "Study of Sewerage Needs, Evalua-
tion of Alternatives for Ashby,
Massachusetts," Montachusett
Regional Planning Commission, 1977,
Anderson-Nichols, 58 pages.
29.45 "Study of Sewerage Needs, Evaluation
of Alternatives for Groton, Mass-
achusetts," Montachusett Regional
Planning Commission, 1977, Anderson-
Nichols, 60 pages'.
220
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29.46 "Study of Sewerage Needs, Evalua-
tion of Alternatives for Shirley,
Massachusetts," Montachusett-
Nashua Areawide Water Quality Man-
agement Plan, 1977, Anderson-
Nichols, 42 pages.
29.47 "Study of Sewerage Needs, Eval-
uation of Alternatives for Ster-
ling, Massachusetts," Montachusett
Regional Planning Commission, 1977,
Anderson-Nichols, 51 pages.
29.48 "Study of Sewerage Needs, Evalua-
tion of Alternatives for Townsend,
Massachusetts," Montachusett
Regional Planning Commission,
1977, Anderson-Nichols, 47 pages.
29.49 "Environmental Assessment State-
ment for Cherry Valley Sewer
District, Leicester Mass.,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, August 1977.
29.50 "Pollution Control Systems
Report," Element 20, 21: Task
Report g, East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee, July,
1977. A description of public and
private service areas and the
needed sewer service actions are
detailed. Point and nonpoint
source control strategies, repre-
senting best management practices,
are defined.
29.51 "208 Workbook Project on Sewage
Treatment Alternatives," Region I
(New England), August 1, 1977.
29.52 "Alternatives to Sewers for
Vermont's Towns," Region I (New
England), November 3, 1977.
29.53 "Water Quality Aspects of Sub-
surface Sewage," Region I (New
England).
29.54 "Alternative for Sewage Disposal
for Facilities Plan," Region I
(New England), December 1976.
Water quality standards, effluent
limitations, zoning by-laws, peak
load capacities; area - Cherry
Valley.
29.55 "Analysis of Wastewaters: Deary
Brothers and Dudley Sewage Treat-
ment Plant," Central Massachusetts
Regional Planning Commission,
August 1977.
29.56' "Coburg Sewerage Facilities Plan,"
Lane Council of Governments, July
1977.
29.57 "Comprehensive Sewerage Facility
Review," Lane Council of Govern-
ments, April 1978.
29.58 "Determination of Sewerage Needs
and Recommendation Solution Avon
Massachusetts," Region I (New
England), November 1, 1976.
29.59 "Determining the Magnitude and
Extent of a Need for a Public Sewer
System," Region I (New England),
May 1977.
29.60 "Digest of Sewerage Enabling Acts
of the State of California,"
California Water Resources Control
Board, $1.90.
29.61 "Environmental Assessment of Pro-
posed Sewerage Facilities, Town of
Avon," Region I (New England),
November 1, 1976.
29.62 "Lowell-Dexter Area Sewerage Facil-
ities Plan," Lane Council of Govern-
ments, July 1977.
29.63 "Proposed Rules and Regulations
Governing the Construction, Opera-
tion, and Maintenance of Sewage
Effluent," Five County Association
of Governments.
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29.64 "Provisional Series 3 Projections
Through 1990, by Sewerage Unit,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, March 1977, $1.00.
Municipal/industrial dischargers
management plan/technical memo.
29.65 "Technical Memorandum: Determining
the Magnitude and Extent of a Need
for a Public Sewage System," Old
Colony Planning Council, 1977.
Determines how extensive the areas
of failure of "on-lot systems" are
and future sewerage needs; and
demonstrates a procedure to deter-
mine if a public sewerage system
is the most cost-effective,
environmentally-sound solution to
the water quality problems caused
by the failing systems.
29.66 "Water Resources Staff Paper #2,
Certified Sewage Treatment Plant
Operators," Miami Valley Regional
Planning Commission.
29.67 "Rutland Sewer Use Ordinance,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, June 1977.
29.68 "Status of Municipal Sewage Treat-
ment Facilities in the Lower Del-
aware 208 Study Area," State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection.
29.69 "Opinion Regarding the Right of a
Municipality to Control or Use the
Water Which Makes up its Sewerage
Effluent," Five County Association
of Governments.
29.70 "Methodology for Conducting Eval-
uation of Environmental Impact of
Municipal Sewerage Alternatives,"
Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional
Planning Commission.
29.71 "Assessment of Municipal Sewerage
Needs," Kansas Department of
Health and Environment, 1978.
29.72 "Inventory of Combined Sewer
Systems," First Tennessee-Virginia
Development District August 1977,
15 pages.
29.73 "Combined and Separate Sanitary
Sewer Overflow Sources of Pollution,
Background Information and BMP
Approach," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, May 1977.
29.74 "Report on Management Plan for
Combined Sewer Overflows," Mid-
America Regional Council.
29.75 "Report on Control Alternatives for
Combined Sewer Overflows, Their
Costs and Cost Effectiveness,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
29.76 "Report on Water Pollution Sig-
nificance of Combined Sewer Over-
flows," Mid-America Regional
Council.
29.77 "Report on Inventory of Combined
Sewer Systems," Mid-America Regional
Council.
29.78 "Report on Characterization of
Selected Combined Sewer Overflows,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
29.79 "Development of Control and Reduc-
tion Options and Subplans for
Combined Sewers," Northwestern
Indiana Regional Planning Commis-
sion, May 1977.
29.80 "Initial Combined Sewer Planning,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, August 1976.
29.81 "Combined Sewer Overflow Problems/
Analysis, Report 8, Addendum," Erie
and Niagara Counties Regional Plan-
ning Board, December 1977, 154
pages.
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29.82 "Combined Sewer Overflows
Problems/Analysis," Erie and
Niagara Counties Regional Planning
Board, January 1979, 198 pages.
29.83 "Combined Sewers," Berkshire
County Regional Planning Commis-
sion, November 1976.
29.84 "Combined Sewer Inventory Report,"
Montachusett Regional Planning
Commission, 83 pages.
29.85 "Memorandum on Procedures for
Determining Combined Sewer Over-
flow Loadings," Mid-America
Regional Council.
29.86 "Model Ordinance for On-Site Sew-
erage Disposal," Southwestern
Illinois Metropolitan and Regional
Planning Commission, September
1978, 45 pages.
29.87 "On-Site Sewage Treatment Practice
and Septage," Toledo Metropolitan
Area Council of Governments,
February 1976.
29.88 "On-Site Sewage Disposal Systems
for Slowly Permeable Soils,"
Vermont Department of Environ-
mental Water Resources, 1979, 66
pages. Evaluation of the effec-
tiveness of on-site wastewater
disposal systems serving single
family residences on slowly per-
meable soils. A questionnaire
followed by a site and soil eval-
uation of 340 residences was
performed in order to determine
factors contributing to the proper
functioning and mal-functioning
of soil absorption systems. In
addition, 40 of the surveyed
systems were monitored (i.e., per-
colation tests, excavation efflu-
ent sampling, and periodic
inspections). General and specif-
ic information regarding septic
system function relative to size
of system components, age, history
of operation, water consumption,
site and soil conditions are dis-
cussed.
29.89 "Onsite Sewage Disposal," Flathead
208 Project Planning Commission,
67 pages.
29.90 "On-Site Sewage Disposal Systems
for Slowly," Region I (New England).
29.91 "Rural Sewage Treatment in Vermont,"
Vermont Department of Environmental
Water Resources, 1978, 89 pages. A
two-book series: Book I, A Guide to
the Alternatives, explains basics
of sewage treatment, Vermont sew-
age treatment laws, and available
treatment methods. 116 pages.
Book II, A Planning Manual is a
guide to the study of community
sewage problems and preventive
methods.
29.92 "Rural Sewage in the 208 Area,"
Appendix B-3, Greater Egypt Region-
al Planning and Development Commis-
sion, November 1978, 40 pages.
29.93 "Interim Report No. 3," Clark
County 208, December 1977. Eval-
uates the adequacy of sewer systems
in the rural communities of Clark
County.
29.94 "Stormsewer Assessment," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Commis-
sion.
29.95 "Inventory of Industrial Municipal
Stormwater Sewers," Ark-Texas
Council of Governments, August 1977,
14 pages.
29.96 "Report on Inventory of Areas
Served by Storm Sewer Systems,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
29.97 "Inventory of Storm Sewer Systems,"
First Tennessee-Virginia Develop-
ment District, September 1977,
18 pages. Identification of areas
within the area served by storm
sewers.
29.98 "Market Acceptability Study for
Composted Sewage Sludge," Rhode
Island Statewide Planning Program.
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29.99 "The Impact of Unsewered Develop-
ment on Water Quality in Region
V," Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee
Region V Planning and Development
Commission, Chase-Mogdis, Inc.,
April 1978.
29.100 "Infiltration/Inflow Analysis of
the Town of Southbridge Sewer
System," Central Massachusetts
Regional Planning Commission,
December 1976.
29.101 "Infiltration/Inflow Analysis of
the Town of Rutland Sewer System,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, June 1977.
29.102 "Infiltration/Inflow Analysis of
the Town of Dudley Sewer System,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, July 1977.
29.103 "I/I Projection Methodology,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, September 1976.
29.104 "Infiltration/Inflow Analysis of
the Town of Webster Sewer System,"
Central Massachusetts Regional
Planning Commission, June 1977.
29.105 "Areawide Infiltration/Inflow
Analysis," Association of Central
Oklahoma Governments.
29.106 "Inflow and Infiltration Problems,"
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee Region
V Planning and Development Com-
mission, June 1977.
29.107 "Infiltration/Inflow Analysis of
the Town of South Ridge Sewer
System," Region I (New England),
December 1976.
29.108 "Infiltration/Inflow Analysis for
the City of Newark, Del., Sanitary
Sewer System," New Castle County
Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Planning Agency, September
1977.
29.109 "Engineering Report - Infiltration/
Inflow Sanitary Sewers System, City
of Pueblo, Colorado," Pueblo Region-
al Planning Commission, Sellards
and Griggs, Inc., 1973.
XXX. SILVICULTURE
30.1 "Best Management Practices for the
Control of Nonpoint Pollution from
Silviculture and Related Road Activ-
ities," Sixth District Council of
Governments, U.S. Forest Service.
30.2 "Best Management Practices for
Agriculture, Silviculture, Con-
struction and Surface Mining in
New Jersey," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection, July 1978.
30.3 "Department of Wildlife, Parks and
Forestry," Chapter 7, South Dakota
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection.
30.4 "An Evaluation of Silviculturally
Related Nonpoint Sources of Pollu-
tion of Planning District 16,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, January 1976.
30.5 "Forest Water Quality," Flathead
208 Project Planning Agency,
January 1977, 101 pages.
30.6 "A Forest Service Assessment of
Water Pollution Problems on the
National Forests in Montana,"
Montana Department of Health
Environmental Sciences.
30.7 "Forest Practices Demonstration
Project - Logging Slash and
Debris," Washington Department of
Ecology, March 1979, 38 pages.
30.8 "Forest Practices," Washington
Department of Ecology, June 1979,
29 pages.
30.9 "Forestry Study," Blue Ribbons of
the Big Sky Country.
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30.10 "Forestry," Package I, II, III,
Minnesota Pollution Control
Agency, August - October 1979,
45 pages.
30.11 "Harvesting Southern Forests: A
Threat to Water Quality?" Rappa-
hannock Area Development Commis-
sion, May 1-2, 1975.
30.12 "Initial Draft of Best Management
Practices for Agriculture, Silvi-
culture, Construction," State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection, March 1978,
Chapter 6.
30.13 "Processes, Procedures and Methods
to Control Pollution Resulting
from Silvicultural Activities,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, Environmental Pro-
tection Agency, Washington, D.C.
30.14 "Recommendations for Silviculture,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, January 1977.
30.15 "Relationships of Silvicultural
Activities and Thermally Sensi-
tive Forest Streams," Washington
Department of Ecology, March 1979,
83 pages.
30.16 "Silvicultural Runoff Management,"
Northeast Michigan Council of
Governments, January 1978.
30.17 "Silvicultural Runoff Management
Plan," Alabama Water Improvement
Commission.
30.18 "Silviculture NPS Assessment on
Non-USFS Lands in the Montana
Statewide 208 Area," Montana
Department of Health Environmental
Sciences.
30.19 "Silviculture Nonpoint Pollution
Plan," West Central Indiana Econ-
omical Development District, Inc.
30.20 "Silviculture," Section E, Chapter
6, South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
30.21 "Silviculture and Water Quality,"
Flathead 208 Project, 135 pages.
30.22 "A State Water Quality Plan for
Controlling Silvicultural Nonpoint
Source Pollution," Vermont Depart-
ment of Environmental Water
Resources, 1979, 732 pages. Draft
208 forestry plan for Vermont.
Includes review of forest land use
and ownership patterns, evaluation
of considered options, results of
educational pilot project, and the
proposed 208 forestry plan.
30.23 "Timber Harvesting, Water Quality
Management Study," Alaska Depart-
ment of Environmental Conservation,
May 1979, 125 pages and appendices.
Final draft for public review of a
plan to reduce stream sedimentation
from timber harvesting practices.
30.24 "Water Quality - Silviculture,"
Arkansas Department of Pollution
Control and Ecology.
30.25 "Water Quality Management Plan for
Silviculture," North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and
Community Development.
30.26 "Forestry," State of Tennessee
Department of Public Health.
XXXI. SLUDGE
31.1 "Develop Options for the Control
and Reduction of Sludge Wastes and
Pollution from Sludge Disposal
Practices," Northwestern Indiana
Regional Planning Commission, June
1977.
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31.2 "An Interstate Approach to Sludge
Management in the St. Louis Metro-
politan Area," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council, November
1977. The report determines the
feasibility of incineration and
energy recovery of sludge generated
in the metropolitan area.
31.3 "Land Application of Wastewater
Sludge at Somersworth, N.H.,"
New Hampshire Water Supply and
Pollution Control Commission,
November 1978.
31.4 "Literature Review, Sludge and
Other Sources of Leachate," New
Hampshire Water Supply and Pollu-
tion Control Commission, December
1977.
31.5 "A Regional Wastewater Sludge
Management Plan for Southeastern
Wisconsin," Southeastern Wisconsin
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1978, 403 pages. $10 in
Region V; $20 all others.
31.6 "Point Source Loading, and
Efficient/Sewage Sludge Gener-
ation Disposal," Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
31.7 "Preliminary Evaluation of Area-
wide Sludge Management," Rhode
Island Statewide Planning Program.
31.8 "Sludge Treatment Processes and
Cost," First Tennessee-Virginia
Development District, January
1978, 10 pages. A summarization
of the sludge treatment processes
and costs for point source alter-
natives under consideration.
31.9 "Sludge Management Report," Del-
aware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, October 1977, 150
pages.
31.10 "Sludge Management Alternatives,"
Task 2.4.3, Cape Cod Planning and
Economic Development Commission,
1976.
31.11 "Sludge Management Study,"
Columbia Regional Association of
Governments.
31.12 "Sludge and Residuals," South-
eastern Regional Planning and
Economic Development Commission,
March 1977, 51 pages.
31.13 "Sludge Generation and Disposal
Within the Metropolitan Washington
Area," Metropolitan D.C. Council
of Governments, November 1978,
10 pages.
31.14 "Sludge and Residual Waste Inven-
tory," Houston-Galveston Area
Council, October 1976.
31.15 "Sludge Residuals," Region I (New
England), March 18, 1977.
31.16 "Sludge Disposal Nonpoint Sources
of Pollution - Background Informa-
tion and BMP Approach," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers, May
1977.
31.17 "Sludge Management Report," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
October 1977.
31.18 "Sludge Management Report: Prelim-
inary Summary," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission, Chester
Betz Engineers, October 1977.
31.19 "Sludge Management Alternatives
Existing and Proposed," Region I
(New England).
31.20 "Sludge - A Waste Too Valuable to
Waste," Wisconsin Department of
Natural Resources. Things local
officials, farmers and those
involved in sludge management
should consider in their programs.
31.21 "Sludge Disposal Practices," Toledo
Metropolitan Area Council of Govern-
ments, February 1976.
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31.22 "Sludge Management," Maricopa
Association of Governments,
Phoenix Urban Study, Thompson and
Runyan for the Corps of Engineers,
working paper, March 1978. The
purpose of this paper is to iden-
tify sludge management components
as they apply to existing and
anticipated conditions in the
metro area. This paper also
refines treatment and disposal
options, assess the feasibility of
regional sludge treatment, devel-
ops, sludge management alternatives
and identifies a preferred sludge
management alternative.
31.23 "Sludge Treatment and Disposal,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, June 1976.
31.24 "Wastewater Sludge Disposal in
South Central Michigan," South
Central Michigan Planning Council,
January 1977.
XXXII. SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT
32.1 "Assessment of the Environmental
and Socio-Economic Effects of Each
Alternative," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
May 1978, 31 pages.
32.2 "Detailed Social and Economic
Characteristics," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission, (1)-
C48.
32.3 "Environmental, Social and
Economic Impact Assessment,"
Tallahassee-Leon County Planning
Department.
32.4 "Socio-Economic Inventory, Data
Base, and Projections," Region 2
Planning Commission, April 1977,
May 1978 as amended.
32.5 "Ecological, Social and Economic
Environmental Impact Assessment,"
South Central Michigan Planning
Council, October 1977, 123 pages,
maps, attachments.
32.6 "Environmental, Social and Economic
Impacts," Central Midlands Regional
Planning Commission.
32.7 "Task 103 - Base Studies, Subtasks
(a) and (b) - Socio-Economic Pro-
jections and Land Use Analysis,"
Southeast Arkansas Regional Plan-
ning Commission. To define exist-
ing and projected population and
land use for Jefferson County.
32.8 "Socio-Economic Evaluation of
Alternative Functional Wastewater
Management Plans, Ridley Creek,
Crum Creek," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission, Louis
Berger and Associates, Inc.,
September 1977.
32.9 "Socio-Economic Evaluation of Alter-
native Functional Wastewater Manage-
ment Plans, Pottsville Planning
Area," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Louis Berger
and Associates, Inc., November 1977.
32.10 "Socio-Economic Evaluation of Alter-
native Functional Wastewater Manage-
ment Plan, Chester Creek Planning
Area," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Louis Berger
and Associates, Inc., November 1977.
32.11 "Interfaces Between Environmental
Socio-Economic and Point Source
Modules in AEF Analysis," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
August 1975.
32.12 "Environmental, Social and Economic
Assessment," Comprehensive Planning
Organization of San Diego County.
A comprehensive analysis of the
impacts of the Areawide Plan, its
various elements and the alterna-
tives to it.
32.13 "Vol. 3: The Socio-Economic Report,"
Regional Intergovernmental Report.
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32.14 "Social and Economic Resources,"
Environmental Assessment Process -
Position Paper #4, New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency, May 1977.
32.15 "Socio-Economic Projections,"
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, July 27, 1977.
32.16 "Socio-Economic Data Report,"
Arkhoma Regional Planning Commis-
sion, $4.00. Current analysis
and projections of land use,
population and economic conditions.
32.17 "Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Plan Environmental/Socio-
Economic Assessment," #506, Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
32.18 "Environmental/Socio-Economic
Projections," #502, Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
32.19 "Socio-Demographic Projections for
the Montana Statewide 208 Area,"
Montana Department of Health
Environmental Sciences.
32.20 "Final Report on Socio-Economic
and Environmental Effects of
Alternative Wastewater Manage-
ment Plans," Mid-America Regional
Council.
32.21 "Interim Report on Socio-Economic
and Environmental Effects of
Alternative Wastewater Management
Plans," Mid-America Regional
Council.
32.22 "Socio-Economic Data," Ark-Texas
'Council of Governments, September
1977, 41 pages.
32.23 "Socio-Economic Analysis Method-
ology," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection.
32.24 "Socio-Economic Studies," Appendix
8, Vol. A, B, C, Hampton Roads
Water Quality Agency.
32.25 "Develop a Baseline Projection of
Relevant Environmental, Social and
Economic Factors," Northwestern
Indiana Regional Planning Commis-
sion, April 1977.
32.26 "Socio-Economic Profile," Water
Quality Plan, Appendix A, Dane
County Regional Planning Commis-
sion, 1979, 26 pages, $1.00.
32.27 "Baseline Socio-Economic Projec-
tions," Southern Tier Regional
Planning and Development Board,
April 1977, 92 pages. Presents
detailed population projections for
the 208 municipalities through the
year 2000 and presents projections
in terms of their relationship to
previously accepted population
projections.
32.28 "Preliminary Assessment of Environ-
mental and Socio-Economic Impacts
of Present Water Quality," Lakes
Region Planning Commission, April
1977.
32.29 "Future Environmental and Socio-
Economic Conditions in the Lakes
Region," Lakes Region Planning
Commission, July 1977.
32.30 "Environmental Settings Report,"
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee Region 5
Planning and Development Commis-
sion, April 1978. Topics include
socio-economic impact of 208 plan.
32.31 "Environmental Assessment of Corpus
Christi 208 Plan," Coastal Bend
Council of Governments, April 1978.
Topics include the environmental,
social and economic impact of the
208 plan.
32.32 "Environmental Analysis and Baseline
Projection of Physical, Biological,
Socio-Economic and Cultural Condi-
tions," Southeastern Council of
Governments, May 1977, 50 pages,
$3.00.
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32.33 Rogue Valley Council of Govern- 32.42
ments, August 1976, 220 pages.
Topics include socio-economic
assessment of water quality pro-
gram; literature survey.
32.34 "Social and Economic Resources,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste 32.43
Treatment Management Agency, May
1977.
32.35 "Socio-Economic and Water Data
Base Report - Killeen-Temple 208 32.44
Program," Central Texas Council
of Governments, June 1977.
Vol. 1 - Narrative, 158 pages.
Vol. 2 - Appendices, 174 pages. 32.45
32.36 "Socio-Economic Data Base,"
Lower Rio Grande Valley Develop-
ment Council. Topics include 32.46
population, economics, land use
constraints to development.
32.37 "Socio-Economic Inventory and
Projections," East Central Mich- 32.47
igan Planning and Development,
February 1977, 246 pages.
32.38 "Socio-Economic Study," Fox
Valley Water Quality Planning
Agency, November 1977, 200
pages. Topics include analysis
of socio-economic impact on the 32.48
Green Bay SMSA and Appleton-
Oshkosh SMSA of wastewater
planning.
32.39 "Population Forecasts, Monmouth 32.49
County 208 Study Area," Chapter 4,
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection.
32.40 "Population Forecasts, Northeast 32.50
208 Study Area," Task 7.2.1,
Chapter 4, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro- 32.51
tection, January 1978.
32.41 "Human Resources and Population
Growth," Southwest Florida Region-
al Planning Commission. Includes
historical summary, population
growth, population characteristics.
"Nevada Population, Economic and
Land Use Projections by Hydro-
graphic Region," Nevada Department
of Conservation and Natural
Resources, April 15, 1977, 138
pages.
"Population/Socio-Economic Analysis
Present and Future," Erie and
Niagara Counties Regional Planning
Board, October 1978, 100 pages.
"The Use of Population Forecasts:
A Brief Review," Atlanta Regional
Commission, September 1977.
"Preliminary Population Projections,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, February 1976.
"Population/Socio-Economic Analy-
sis: Present and Future," Erie and
Niagara Counties Regional Planning
Board, March 1978, 100 pages.
"Population Projections in the OCPC
208 Area," Old Colony Planning
Council, 1977. Examines population
projections in terms of the growth
potential indicators such as future
water consumption, wastewater treat-
ment needs, and land use pressures.
"Population Projections and Acre-
ages by Drainage Area," Ohio-
Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council
of Governments, June 1975.
"Population Projections," South-
eastern Regional Planning and
Economic Development Commission,
December 1975, 14 pages.
"Population Projections," Chariton
Valley Regional Services Agency.
"Population Estimates and Projec-
tions for Water Quality Study,"
Environmental Protection Agency
Plan Element 3, Indian Nations
Council of Governments, 1977. This
report contains estimates of popu-
lation projections by drainage
basin and by city/town to the year
2000. The methodology is described.
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32.52 "Population, Employment and Land
Use Report," Genesse-Lapeer-Shia-
wassee Region 5 Planning and
Development Commission, July 1977.
32.53 "Population, Employment and Land
Use Projections for Coastal Sussex
County," Coastal Sussex Water
Quality Program, October 1977.
32.54 "Population, Economy and Land Use
Data Base," South Alabama Regional
Planning Commission, March 1977.
32.55 "Plan of Study Area Population
Projections," Genesse-Lapeer-
Shiawassee Region 5 Planning and
Development Commission, June
1977. Topics include projected
population growth, township land
use.
32.56 "Future Population Projections and
Growth Constraints," Mountainland
Association of Governments, May
1976.
32.57 "Existing and Projected Popula-
tion, Land Use, and Employment,"
Coastal Bend Council of Govern-
ments, November 1976, 67 pages.
32.58 "Existing and Projected Popula-
tion, Employment and Land Use,"
Boston Metropolitan Area Planning
Commission, April 1976.
32.59 "Draft Progress Report: Employment
and Population Projections," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
March 1975.
32.60 "Draft Interim Output: Population,
Employment and Wastewater Flow
Projections," Washington Council
of Governments, August 1977. A
description of the population and
employment forecasts for the
region and how they may be used to
project wastewater flows.
32.61 "A Report on the Characteristics
and Attitudes of New Residents in
the Coastal Sussex Water Quality
Program Study Area," Coastal
Sussex Water Quality Program,
November 1977. Topics include pop-
ulation, housing, recreational
activities, industrial growth.
32.62 "Report on Population and Employ-
ment Trends and Projections in the
Montachusett Region," Montachusett
Regional Planning Commission, 1977,
161 pages.
32.63 "Special Interim Report," Snohomish
County Planning Department, May
1977, 25 pages. Topics include
population and employment, land
use, waste load projections, sewer
services areas.
32.64 "Summary of Population Projections
for Summit, Utah and Wasatch
Counties 1975-95," Mountainland
Association of Governments, April
1976.
32.65 "Summit County Sub-Basin Growth
Constraints and Projections, 1975-
95 for Population and Land Use,"
Mountainland Association of Govern-
ments, May 1976.
32.66 "Utah County Sub-Basin Growth Con-
straints and Projections 1975-1995
for Population and Land Use,"
Mountainland Association of Govern-
ments, February 1975.
32.67 "Wasatch County Sub-Basin Growth
Constraints and Projections 1975-95
for Population and Land Use,"
Mountainland Association of Govern-
ments, May 1976.
32.68 "Population, Employment and Land
Use Report," Genesse-Lapeer-
Shiawasee Region V Planning and
Development Commission, Bendix
Aerospace and Battelle Laboratories
and Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee
Staff, July 1977.
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32.69 "Plan of Study Area Population
Projections," Genesse-Lapeer-Shia-
wassee Region V Planning and
Development Commission, June 1977.
32.70 "Population and Economic Activity
in Pulaski and Saline Counties,"
Metroplan, 1978.
32.71 "Draft Population and Economic
Projections for the Northern
Middlesex Area," Northern Middle-
sex Area Commission, March 1977.
32.72 "King George County Population
Projections," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission, 1976.
32.73 "Population, Housing, Employment
and Land Use Projections - S.F.
Bay Region: 1975-2000," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments,
revised Provisional Series Ill-
Projection, March 1978.
32.74 "Population and Employment Pro-
jections," West Michigan Regional
Planning Commission.
32.75 "General Population Characteris-
tics, Virginia," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission,
PC(1)-B48.
32.76 "Population by County, Historic
(1940-1970) and Projected (1980-
2020), Region IV," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning
Commission, U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency, July 1972.
32.77 "Interim Output Report: Popula-
tion Projections," Michigan Area
Council of Governments, 1977.
32.78 "Population Projections," AMBAG
Policy Paper #3, Association of
Monterey Bay Area Governments,
1977.
32.79 "Projection of Per Cent Popula-
tion Served," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, August
1976.
32.80 "Population Forecasts for Berks
and Schuylkill Counties," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, July 1975.
32.81 "Population Projections, Virginia
Counties and Cities, 1980-2000,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, March 1975.
32.82 "Estimates of the Population,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, Tayloe Murphy Insti-
tute, Charlottesville, September
1976.
32.83 "Population Report (208/434-5) and
Supplement (208/434)," Central
Arizona Association of Governments.
32.84 "Interim Output: Population Pro-
jections to Year 2000, Sussex
County," Sussex County Water
Quality Management Project.
32.85 "1969 Population Estimates for the
Greater Lowell CSP Region," North-
ern Middlesex Area Commission,
April 1969.
32.86 "Population and Economic Growth;
Postwar and Prospective," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, 1968.
32.87 "Population Data for Selected Group
Quarters in CSP Area," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission, November
1968.
32.88 "Work Element 120 - Existing and
Projected Population, Economic and
Social Activity," West Florida
Regional Planning Commission, May
1977.
32.89 "Population and Land Use, Interim
Report," Houston-Galveston Area
Council, April 1976.
32.90 "Population - Economic Projections,"
#406, Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
231
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32.91 "Population and Economic Projec-
tions," Region I (New England),
July 1977.
32.92 "Population/Employment Analysis:
1970-2000," Pueblo Regional
Planning Commission, Krimmer,
Robert S. et al., October 1976.
32.93 "Population and Economic Project-
ing and the Influence of Popula-
tion and Economic Development on
Water Quality," Rhode Island
Statewide Planning Program.
32.94 "Population and Economic Forecasts
for the Communities of Poison and
Hot Spring," Flathead 208 Pro-
ject Planning Organization, 22
pages.
32.95 "Population/Economic Forecasts,"
Flathead 208 Project Planning
Commission, September 1976, 78
pages.
32.96 "Population/Economic Forecasts,"
Flathead 208 Project, September
1976, 78 pages.
32.97 "Population and Land Use Pro-
jections for the Miami Valley
Region," Miami Valley Regional
Planning Commission.
32.98 "Population and Economic Fore-
casts for the Communities of
Poison and Hot Springs," Flathead
208 Project Planning Commission,
22 pages.
32.99 "SPRPC Population Projection Meth-
odology," Southwestern Pennsyl-
vania Regional Planning Commission.
32.100 "Population Projections," Region I
(New England), December 18, 1975.
32.101 "Population Projections," Region I
(New England), June 1977.
32.102 "Existing Population, Land Use and
Economy," Southwestern Pennsylvania
Regional Planning Commission.
32.103 "208 Environmental Economic Impact,"
Nassau Suffolk Regional Planning
Board.
32.104 "Clean Water Program Interim Out-
puts," Northeast Michigan Council
of Governments, May 1977. Summary
of data and projections concerning
permanent and seasonal population
figures, economic and employment
statistics, land use, and wasteflow
rates for the Northeast Michigan
area.
32.105 "Vol. I, Environmental Inventory,"
Southwestern Illinois Planning Com-
mission, April 1978. Data on the
physical, hydrologic, social, cul-
tural and economic characteristics
of Southwest Illinois.
32.106 "Socio-Economic Inventory," Southern
Tier Regional Planning and Develop-
ment Commission, March 1976, 43
pages. Presents detailed informa-
tion on the demographic and economic
characteristics of the 208 area.
32.107 "Recreation, Pollution and the
Regional Economy," Southern Maine
Regional Planning Commission, June
1976.
32.108 "Inventory and Analysis of Economic
and Population Factors to the Year
2000," Southeastern Council of
Governments, January 1977, 92 pages,
$5.00.
32.109 "Financial and Economic Impacts of
Plan Recommendations," Southeast
Michigan Council of Governments,
March 1978, 58 pages. This report
presents an initial assessment of
both the short and long range econ-
omic impacts of the technical recom-
mendations contained in the Southeast
Michigan Water Quality Management
Plan. Further, as a preliminary
step toward prioritizing the recom-
mendations, they have been ranked
according to a qualitative judgment
of their impact on water quality.
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32.110 "Environmental and Socio-Economic
Impact Matrices," Lakes Region
Planning Commission, April 1977.
32.111 "Economic Conditions in the South-
ern Kennebec Valley," Southern
Kennebec Valley Regional Planning
Commission, November 1975.
32.112 "An Economic and Population Pro-
file of the OCPC Region," Old
Colony Planning Council, 1977.
Provides base line data for
future projections, presents an
overview of the current economic
situation and the long-term trends
within each community and in the
region as a whole, offers a per-
spective for community consider-
ation of alternative water quality
management proposals.
32.113 "The Indiana Heartland Region: An
Assessment of the Economy and
Resources," Indiana Heartland
Coordinating Council, $22.00.
Executive summary (no charge).
32.114 "An Estimate of the Economy Value
of Shellfish in San Francisco
Bay," Association of Bay Area
Governments, January 1978, $1.00.
32.115 "Muskegon Wastewater Management
System Economic Impacts and Oppor-
tunities," West Michigan Shoreline
Regional Planning Commission,
April 1977.
32.116 "The Economic Impact of a Naviga-
tion Channel Between Macon and
the Atlantic Ocean and Milledge-
ville and the Atlantic Ocean via
the Ocumlgee, Oconee, and Altamaha
Rivers," Macon-Bibb County Plan-
ning and Zoning Commission,
July 1, 1971, 13 pages.
32.117 "Economic and Population Study -
Macon-Bibb County, Georgia,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, September 1966.
32.118 "Economic Issues in Growth Policy
Formulation, Issue Paper #5,"
Association of Bay Area Governments,
October 1974.
32.119 "Georgia Department of Community
Development, Economic Development
Profiles," Macon-Bibb County Plan-
ning and Zoning Commission, prepared
for several communities throughout
Georgia.
32.120 "Economic Impact Studies," Ventura
Regional County Sanitation District.
32.121 "Economic Diversification, A Primer
for Economic Change," Sixth Dis-
trict Council of Governments.
32.122 "Overall Economic Development Pro-
gram, Second Stage," Sixth District
Council of Governments.
32.123 "Future Economic Trends - Input/
Output Analysis," Vol. I, Final
Report, Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments, January
1977, 56 pages.
32.124 "Future Economic Trends - Input/
Output Analysis," Vol. 2, Technical
Appendices, Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments, January
1977, 34 pages, $2.50.
32.125 "Future Economic Trends - Input/
Output Analysis," Vol. 3, Executive
Summary, Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments, January
1977, 19 pages, $1.50.
32.126 "The Economics of Clean Water -
Annual Waste Profile, Federal Water
Pollution Control Administration,"
Vol. II, Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission, March 1971.
32.127 "Projections and Economic Base -
Analysis - King George County,"
Rappahannock Area Development Com-
mission, July 1974.
233
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32.128 "Projections and Economic Analysis,
Caroline County," Rapahannock Area
Development Commission, July 1975.
32.129 "Projections and Economic Base
Analysis - Fredericksburg City,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, November 1973.
32.130 "Overall Economic Development Pro-
gram," Central Florida Regional
Planning Commission, $4.50.
32.131 "Economic Base Analysis of the
TMACOG Region," Toledo Metropoli-
tan Area Council of Governments,
October 1976.
32.132 "Economic Evaluation of Alterna-
tive Functional Wastewater Man-
agement Plans; Sadsbury - West
Sadsbury Planning Area," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Louis Berger and Associates
Inc., November 1977.
32.133 "Economic Evaluation of Alterna-
tive Functional Wastewater Man-
agement Plans - West Grove -
Avondale Planning Area," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Louis Berger and Associates
Inc., November 1977.
32.134 "Summary of Regional Economic
Impact of Water Pollution Control
Regulations," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Louis Berger and Associates Inc.,
November 1977.
32.135 "Imput-Out Methodology and Results
of Economic Analysis," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Louis Berger and Associates
Inc., July 1977.
32.136 "Economic Evaluation of Alter-
native Functional Wastewater
Management Plans, Tulpehocken
Creek Planning Area," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Louis Berger and Associates
Inc., November 1977.
32.137 "Economic Evaluation of Alter-
native Functional Wastewater
Management Plan, Willow Maiden
Creek Planning Area," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Louis Berger and Associates
Inc., November 1977.
32.138 "Economic Evaluation of Alter-
native Functional Wastewater
Management Plan, Warwick Township
Planning Area," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Louis Berger and Associates, Inc.
32.139 "Economic and Demographic Futures:
1975-1995," Salt Lake Council of
Governments, January 1977 (rewrite),
68 pages.
32.140 "Economic and Population Projections
and Analysis for the Ada/Canyon 208
Area," Ada Planning Association,
$2.00.
32.141 "Economic Base Summary," #402, Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach County.
32.142 "PACOG Report No. 14: Economic
Development Strategy for Pueblo -
Phase 1," Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, May 1974.
32.143 "Population Estimates and Projec-
tions," Nassau Suffolk Regional
Planning Board, 1975-1995.
32.144 "Regional Economic Development
Recruitment Plan Guide for the
Tampa Bay Region," Tampa Bay Region-
al Planning Commission, June 1978,
255 pages, $4.00.
32.145 "Rural Economic Investment Needs,
Constraints and Resources," Denver
Regional Council of Governments,
September 1978.
32.146 "Economic Base and Employment
Report - Summary," Task 4305B,
Pima Association of Governments,
edited by PAG-208, January 1977.
234
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32.147 "Economic and Population Projec-
tions - Larimer-Weld Region -
1975-2000," Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments, November
1977, 47 pages, $3.00.
32.148 "An Economic and Population Pro-
file," Region I (New England),
June 1977.
32.149 "Economic and Demographic Pro-
jection: Vol. I and Vol. II,"
Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency.
32.150 "Employment Projections for the
Old Colony Region," Old Colony
Planning Council, 1977. Lists
employment projections for the
Old Colony Planning Council
Region to be used as a guide for
projecting future wastewater
treatment needs, water consump-
tion, land use pressures, travel
demand, and employment opportun-
ities.
32.151 "Employment Projections for the
INCOG 208 Study," Environmental
Protection Agency Plan Element
3C, Indian Nations Council of
Governments, January 1978. This
report presents employment pro-
jections by service area. Pro-
jections are given by two digit
SIC code. Employment is expected
to increase to 414,330 by year
2000 in Tulsa, Creek and Osage
Counties. Methodology is
described.
32.152 "Georgia Employment and Population
Projections With Special Reference
to Water-Using Industries," Macon-
Bibb County Planning and Zoning
Commission, Georgia Institute of
Technology, July.
32.153 "Methodology for Employment Pro-
jections: Re: Berks, Schuylkill
and Lebanon Counties," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
February 1977.
32.154 "Draft Progress Report: Employment
and Population Projections,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency, March
1975.
32.155 "Employment Projections for the Old
Colony Region," Region I (New
England).
32.156 "Impact Assessment: 1980, 1985,
1995 Water Resource Implications
of Growth Forecasts," Washington
Council of Governments, May 1977.
An identification of the potential
water resources impacts of Council
of Governments growth trend fore-
casts as used in its Growth Policy
Program.
32.157 "Growth Trends," Municipality of
Metropolitan Seattle, December
1976. A memo by Puget Sound Council
of Governments summarizing the popu-
lation/employment projections made
for the 201/208 study efforts and
the emerging changes identified from
previous forecasts. (10 pages)
(Population projections by district
and drainage basin also available.)
32.158 "Cooperative Forecasting Summary -
1976," Washington Council of Govern-
ments, December 1976. A documenta-
tion of the growth analysis and
population, household, and employ-
ment forecasts developed by Council
of Governments as part of its Growth
Policy Program.
32.159 "Bozeman Growth Study," Blue Ribbons
of the Big Sky Country.
32.160 "1978 Demographic Report," District
No. 4 Council of Governments, Septem-
ber 1978.
32.161 "Demographic Trends and Projections,"
Southern Kennebec Valley Regional
Planning Commission, January 1976.
235
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32.162 "Background, Objectives, and
Population, Housing, Employment
and Land Use Forecasts," Vol. I,
Southern California Association
of Governments.
32.163 "Cultural and Aesthetic Resour-
ces," New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Management Plan-
ning Agency, May 1977.
32.164 "A Local Perspective of Regional
Growth - Local Planning Agencies
Review of the Series 2 Regional
Growth Projections," Association
of Bay Area Governments, November
1974.
32.165 "Regional Growth Forecasts,"
Comprehensive Planning Organiza-
tion of San Diego County. An
areawide agreement by all cities
and counties on the amount and
distribution of current and future
population growth.
32.166 "Environmental Impact Assessment,
Water Quality Management Plan
(208), Non Designated Area of
Nevada," Nevada Department of Con-
servation and Natural Resources,
November 1978, 123 pages. Socio-
economic impacts resulting from
implementation of water quality
management plan.
32.167 "Small Areas Forecast: Policies,
Forecasts, and Evaluation," South-
east Michigan Council of Govern-
ments, March 1978, 182 pages.
This document contains the results
from all aspects of the Small
Area Forecast effort. The three
principal areas discussed are:
.(1) The six alternative sets of
public policies which might be
followed in the region, (2) The
forecasts of households, popula-
tion, employment and land use at
the small area level through the
year 2000 which flow from the
policies, and (3) Fiscal and en-
vironmental impact measures for
each of the forecasts which permit
evaluation of policy outcomes.
32.168 "Regional Development Policy -
Vol. 1: Development Inventory,"
Indiana Heartland Coordinating
Council, $12.60. Natural resource
base and economic base of the
region.
32.169 "Part Two: Recommended Control
Measures," West Michigan Shoreline
Regional Planning Commission, May
1978. Topics include social,
economic impacts of control
measures.
XXXIII. SOLID WASTE
33.1 "Alternatives Solid Waste Manage-
ment System," Phase II Report,
Working Paper 20, Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, Nelson,
Haley, Patterson and Quirk, Inc.
33.2 "Elements of a Coordinated Permit
Approval Process for Solid Waste
Management Sites and Facilities,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, July 1977, $1.00.
33.3 "Existing Authorities for Hazardous
Waste Management," Association of
Bay Area Governments, April 1977,
$1.00.
33.4 "Hazardous Waste Management in the
San Francisco Bay Area," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments, July
1977, $1.00.
33.5 "Identification of Possible Class I
Sites Areas," Association of Bay
Area Governments, July 1977, $1.00.
33.6 "Issues in Current Permit Approval
Systems for Solid Waste Management
Facilities and Disposal Sites,"
Association of Bay Area Governments,
April 1977, $1.00.
33.7 "Issues for Federal and State Legis-
lative and Administrative Action to
Promote Source Reduction and Resource
Recovery from Solid Waste," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments, August
1977, $1.00.
236
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33.8 "Leachate Formation in Solid Waste 33.18
Disposal Sites," Boston Metropol-
itan Area Planning Commission,
June 1977.
33.9 "Northern Middlesex Area Commis-
sion Solid Waste Management 33.19
Report," Northern Middlesex Area
Commission, September 1975, draft.
33.10 "Northern Middlesex Area Solid 33.20
Waste Disposal Plan. Vol. I,
Report on Existing Situation,"
Northern Middlesex Area Commis-
sion, November 1969. 33.21
33.11 "Regional Overview of County Solid
Waste Management Plans," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments, May 33.22
1977, $1.00.
33.12 "NMAC's Regional Program for Solid
Waste Management," Northern Middle-
sex Area Commission, May 1971. 33.23
33.13 "Regional Program for Solid Waste
Management," Northern Middlesex
Area Commission, June 1971. 33.24
33.14 "Relation of Solid Waste Disposal
to Water Quality," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency, August 1975. 33.26
33.15 "Required Land Area for Wastewater
and Solid Handling System Working
Paper 8," Pikes Peak Area Council
of Governments, Nelson, Haley,
Patterson and Quirk, Inc.
33.16 "Residual Solids Management,"
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional
Council of Governments, 1978.
33.27
33.28
33.17 "Residual Waste Control Needs
for the INCOG 208 Area," Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
Tulsa City-County Health Depart-
ment, June 1979. 33.29
"SR-6 Salt Lake Metropolitan Area -
Solid Waste Management Planning,"
Report Vol. I-II, Salt Lake Council
of Governments, August 1977 (re-
print), 211 pages.
"Solid Waste Management," Northeast
Michigan Council of Governments,
February 1978.
"Solid Waste Disposal Sites," South
Alabama Regional Planning Commis-
sion, January 1977.
"Solid Waste Disposal Nonpoint
Source," Region I (New England),
December 1976.
"Solid Waste Management Study -
Pueblo County, Colorado," Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission,
January 1975.
"Solid Waste Site Survey and
Report," Houston-Galveston Area
Council, August 1976.
"Solid Waste," Genesse-Lapeer-
Shiawassee Planning and Development
Commission, April 1978. Topics
include landfills.
"Solid Waste Report," Genesse-
Lapeer-Shiawassee Region V Planning
and Development Commission, July
1977. Appendix 1: Industrial
Residual Disposal. Appendix 2:
Municipal Sludge Disposal.
"Solid Waste Disposal," Toledo
Metropolitan Area Council of
Governments, February 1976.
"Solid Waste Management Plan,"
Central Florida Regional Planning
Commission, DeSoto Company, July
1976, $3.00.
"Solid Waste Study," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Commis-
sion, September 1974.
237
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33.30 "Summary Report," Association of 33.40
Bay Area Governments, Solid Waste
Management and Resource Recovery.
33.31 "Task Report on Solid Waste,"
(first phase), Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, Nelson,
Haley, Patterson and Quirk, Inc.,
November 1974.
33.32 "SR-4 Use of Solid Waste as an 33.41
Alternative Source of Energy,"
Salt Lake Council of Governments,
April 1977 (reprint), 102 pages.
33.33 "Ventura County Solid Waste Man-
agement Plan," Ventura Regional
County Sanitation District. 33.42
33.34 "Water Quality Management Plan
for Solid Waste Disposal,"
North Carolina Department of 33.43
Natural Resources and Community
Development.
33.35 "Effects of Residential Develop-
ment on Water Quality of Small
Streams in the North River Area," 33.44
Boston Metropolitan Area Planning
Commission, January 1977.
33.36 "Participating Agencies Task 2-8
Reports: Residual Waste Control
and Land Disposal Needs," South- 33.45
ern California Association of
Governments.
33.37 "Residual Waste Study," State of
Tennessee Department of Public
Health.
33.38 "Residual Waste Control Needs,"
Chapter 12, Tallahassee-Leon 33.46
County Planning Department.
33.39 "Phase III Final Alternative
Analysis Report: Residual Waste
Report," Element 22, East-West
Gateway Coordinating Council,
November 1977. This report
identifies regional sludge pro- 33.47
cessing centers for each county.
A cost effective analysis deter-
mined the processing center's
location and size.
"Residual Waste Nonstructural Con-
trol Measures," Element 22: Task
Memo d, East-West Gateway Coordin-
ating Council, June 1977. The
large quantity and variety of resis-
ual wastes generated in the study
area requires that various methods
of disposal of the waste be con-
sidered.
"Phase II Residual Waste Report,"
Element 2, East-West Gateway Coor-
dinating Council, March 1977.
Results of a survey on residual
waste conditioning disposal prac-
tices are described.
"Residual Waste Management," Toledo
Metropolitan Area Council of Govern-
ments, December 1976.
"Residual Wastes and Water Quality
in Region V, A Background Report,"
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee Region V
Planning and Development Commission,
Chase-Mogdis, Inc., April 1978.
"Residual Wastes Alternatives,"
Task 405, Southeast Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission.
Alternatives for disposal of
residual wastes.
"Residual Waste Control - Inventory
and Problem Identification," Task
206, Southeast Arkansas. To
identify potential pollution prob-
lems, including the impact on drink-
ing water supplies, that could
result from disposal of residual
wastes.
"Description, Analysis and Compar-
ison of Alternative Wastewater
Residual Management, Institutions
Residual Report No. 5," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Delaware River Basin Commis-
sion, July 1977.
"Alternative Methods for Handling
Wastewater Residuals, Draft," Del-
aware Valley Regional Planning Com-
mission, Delaware River Basin
Commission, May 1977.
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33.48 "Wastewater Residual Management: 33.58
Preliminary Findings and Recom-
mendations for Institutional
Organization, Planning and Regu-
lations," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Delaware
River Basin Commission, September
1977.
33.49 "Residual Management: Lesiglation,
Regulation, and Planning," Del-
aware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, River Basin Commis-
sion, August 1977.
33.50 "Description, Analysis and Com-
parison of Alternative Wastewater
Residual Management Institutions,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, July 1977.
33.51 "Residual Waste Management Plan,"
Alabama Water Improvement Commis-
sion.
33.52 "Existing Residuals Disposal
System," Central Arizona Associa-
tion of Governments.
33.53 "Residual Waste Management," Work
Element 530, West Florida Regional
Planning Commission, March 1978.
33.54 "Review of Residual Waste Gener-
ation Sources and Disposal
Programs," New Castle County Area-
wide Waste Treatment Management
Agency, September 1976.
33.55 "Report on Areawide Residual Waste
Management Alternatives," Mid-
America Regional Council. 33.65
33.56 "Residuals Management: Background
Summary," Southeast Michigan
Council of Governments, February 33.66
1978.
33.57 "Residual Wastes Areawide Plan,"
Chattanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, May 1978, 31
pages.
33.59
33.60
33.61
33.62
33.63
33.64
"Industrial Residuals and Hazardous
Waste Survey and Management Alter-
natives," Chattanooga Area Council
of Governments, July 1977, 112
pages.
"Final Report on Residual Waste
Management Program," Mid-America
Regional Council.
"Report on Inventory of Residual
Waste Management Practices," Mid-
America Regional Council.
"Management of Residual Wastes,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
"Residual Waste," Kansas Department
of Health and Environment, fact
sheet.
"Characteristics of Residual
Waste," Kansas Department of Health
and Environment.
"Phase II Residual Waste Report,"
Element 12, East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee, March 1977.
Results of a survey on residual
waste conditioning disposal prac-
tices are described. Future resid-
ual waste quantities are estimated
for various point source alterna-
tives, and a preliminary evaluation
is made to determine the practical
feasibility of selecting sludge
processing techniques for each
county within the study area.
Residual waste alternatives are
examined.
"Residual Waste Treatment," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
"Residual Waste Management Prac-
tices," First Tennessee-Virginia
Development District, July 1977,
11 pages. A summarization of
available information on residual
waste (sludge) management practices
for wastewater treatment facilities
in the study area.
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33.67 "Residual Waste Problems/Analy-
sis," Erie and Niagara Counties
Regional Planning Board, October
1978, 239 pages.
33.68 "Review of Residual Waste Genera-
tion Sources and Disposal Pro-
grams," New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Management Plan-
ning Agency, September 1976.
33.69 "Residual and Solid Waste Dis-
posal," Water Quality Plan,
Appendix F, Dane County Regional
Planning Commission, 1978, 56
pages, $2.00.
33.70 "Residual Waste Management Plan;
Municipal and Industrial Sludge
Management for Los Angeles/Orange
County Metropolitan Area," Vol. 7,
Southern California Association of
Governments.
33.71 "Residual Waste Nonstructural
Control Measures," Element 22,
Task Memo d, East-West Gateway
Coordinating Committee, June
1977. The large quantity and
variety of residual wastes gen-
erated in the study area requires
that various methods of disposal
of the wastes be considered. To
develop an adequate plan, this
memorandum identifies possible
methods which would enable econo-
mic and nonstructural feasibility
studies to be made.
33.72 "Residual Waste Problems/Analysis,"
Erie and Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board, December 1977, 232
pages.
33.73. "208 Residual Waste Control Needs,"
Nassau Suffolk Regional Planning
Board.
33.74 "Solid Waste Report," Genesse-
Lapeer-Shiawassee Region 5 Planning
and Development Commission. Topics
include future wasteload needs.
XXXIV. STANDARDS
34.1 "Assemble Water Quality Data and
Review Standards," West Michigan
Regional Planning Commission.
34.2 "Beneficial Uses, Standards and
Objectives for Ground and Surface
Waters," Comprehensive Planning
Organization of San Diego County.
A report prepared by the Regional
Water Quality Control Board staff
to update the objectives, standards
and beneficial uses of ground and
surface water as well as the waste
loads in surface waters.
34.3 "Beneficial Uses - Water Quality
Criteria - Instream Water Quality,"
Washoe Council of Governments,
October 1977.
34.4 "Development Guidelines Manual Water
Quality Aspects of Development,"
Southern Tier Central Regional
Planning and Development Board,
Wm. Larsen. Topics include cri-
teria and standards, construction.
34.5 "Development of Criteria for Eval-
uation of Solutions," Chariton
Valley Regional Services Agency.
34.6 "Existing Water Quality Data and
Standards," Southeastern Council
of Governments, May 1977, 258
pages, $10.00.
34.7 "Existing State Water Quality
Standards," East Central Florida
Regional Planning Council.
34.8 "Existing Water Quality Standards
Applicable to Bibb County Waters
and Recommended Additions to Exist-
ing Standards," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission.
34.9 "Feasibility of Systematic Approach
to Water Quality Management," Water
Quality Standards, Illinois Environ-
mental Protection Agency, October
1977.
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34.10 "Final Water Quality Evaluation
Criteria," Element 20-21, East-West
Gateway Coordinating Council, May
1977. Indicates the definition of
and the need for water quality
objectives, criteria and standards
and the roles and limitations of
the Environmental Protection
Agency, the State, and East-West
Gateway Coordinating Council in
establishing each of these.
34.11 "A Guide to Minnesota's Proposed
Revision of Water Quality Stan-
dards Regulations," Minnesota
Pollution Control Agency, July
1977, 25 pages. The Work Group
looked specifically at the Water
Pollution Control Regulation,
Chapters 14 and 15, which regulate
dischargers and specify the water
quality criteria necessary for
each use classification of intra-
and interstate waters, and
chapters 24 and 25, which indi-
cate the use classification under
which each body of water in
Minnesota falls.
34.12 "Initial Results of Standard Para-
meters of Upper Ran'tan Ground-
water Quality," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection.
34.13 "Kansas Water Quality Standards,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
34.14 "Memorandum on Water Quality
Standards and Criteria," Mid-
America Regional Council.
34.15 "Problems of Setting Standards
and of Surveillance for Water
Quality Control," California
Water Resources Control Board,
$2.65.
34.16 "Procedures for Developing
Recommended Standards Revisions,"
(WP 3.03-4), Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
March 1977.
34.17 "A Profile of Water Quality in the
Cedar/Green River Basins," Munici-
pality of Metropolitan Seattle,
1978, 250 pages. Full discussion
on problem/cause relationships
characteristic of the area, water-
shed prioritization and methodology
and profiles of the 26 major drain-
age basins in the Cedar/Green system.
34.18 "Proposed State Water Quality
Standards," Five County Association
of Governments.
34.19 "Proposed Water Quality Standards,"
Environmental Protection Agency
Plan Element 5, Indian Nations
Council of Government, January 1978.
This report contains recommended
numerical water quality criteria to
meet 1983 goals. These criteria will
be used to develop wasteload allo-
cations. A procedure for temporary
variances is described.
34.20 "Proposed Changes to State Water
Quality Standards," East Central
Florida Regional Planning Council.
34.21 "Recommended Revisions to Water
Quality Standards," (WP 3.03-5),
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, November 1977.
34.22 "Recommended Revisions and Addi-
tions to DER's Water Quality
Standards," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, March 1977.
34.23 "Report to Indiana Stream Pollution
Control Board Water Quality Task
Force," Indiana Heartland Coordin-
ating Commission, February 1978, 52
pages. Topics include water
quality standards of 22 states;
stream classification.
34.24 "Review Water Quality Standards,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission, September
1976.
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34.25 "Standard Methods for the Examina-
tion of Water and Wastewater,"
Pueblo Regional Planning Commis-
sion, American Public Health
Association, et al., 13th edition,
Washington, D.C., American Public
Health Association, 1971.
34.26 "State of Nevada, Diffuse Source
Water Pollution Control Regula-
tions," Nevada Department of
Conservation and Natural Resour-
ces, 25 pages. Description of
the sequence of actions necessary
for the proper implementation of
the program as contained in the
208 plan.
34.27 "State Standards and Regulations,"
Regional Planning Council.
34.28 "Strategy for Water Quality
Standards Review," Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency,
June 1977. Contains staff paper
on the philosophy and procedures
for review of existing standards.
34.29 "Surface Water Quality Standards,
State of South Dakota," Sixth
District Council of Governments,
revised November 1977.
34.30 "Water Quality Standards -Eco-
system Approach," Hawaii Department
of Health, December 1, 1977, 230
pages. Description and mapping,
pertinent standards and allowable
uses - technical report.
34.31 "Water Quality Management Seminar,"
Hawaii Department of Health, July
1977, 228 pages. New standards
for Hawaii.
34.32 "Water Quality Management 1978
Vol. 1 Water Quality Protection in
Alaska," Alaska Department of
Environmental Conservation, August
1978, 114 pages.
34.33 "Water Quality Standards and Stream
Segment Classifications, Draft
Summary, Report No. 3," South
Alabama Regional Planning Commis-
sion, June 1977.
34.34 "Task 102 - Water Quality Standards,"
Southeast Arkansas Regional Plan-
ning Commission. To review water
quality standards for all streams
in the area and to determine where
these do exist.
34.35 "Water Quality Standards Review,
Virgin and Muddy Rivers," Clark
County 208, March 1978. Identifies
existing beneficial uses and ambient
water quality conditions, water
quality standards violations, recom-
mends changes in water quality
standards, and future monitoring
needs.
34.36 "Water Quality Standards and Regula-
tions in the Washington Metropolitan
Area," Washington Council of Govern-
ments, December 1976. A review of
the existing water quality standards
in the region and staff recommenda-
tions on their adequacy.
34.37 "Water Quality, Assessment and
Standards Executive Summary," Metro-
plan, prepared by URS/Forrest
and Cotton, 1978.
34.38 "Water Quality Assessment and
Standards," Metroplan, prepared by
URS/Forrest and Cotton, 1978.
34.39 "Water Quality Standards Evalua-
tion," West Michigan Regional
Planning Commission.
34.40 "Water Quality Standards and Segment
Classifications," Tallahassee-Leon
County Planning Board.
34.41 "Water Quality Data and Standards,"
401.31, Michigan Area Council of
Governments, 1977.
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34.42 "Water Quality Standards, Water
Quality Assessment and Segment
Classifications," Ventura Regional
County Sanitation District.
34.43 "Water Quality Standards and
Assessment," Southern California
Association of Governments.
34.44 "Water Quality Criteria and Waste-
water Management Planning," East-
West Gateway Coordinating Council,
March 1977. This graphically
designed report briefly describes
a water quality standard, the 5-
step established process and two
major indicators of pollutions
that require standards, fecal
coliform and phosphates.
34.45 "Task 102 - Water Quality Stan-
dards and Criteria," Southeast
Arkansas Regional Planning Commis-
sion. To review water quality
standards for all streams in the
area and to determine where these
do not exist.
34.46 "Water Quality Standards Summary,"
New Hampshire Water Supply and
Pollution Control Commission,
July 1977.
34.47 "Water Quality Standards," Weber
River Water Quality Planning
Council.
34.48 "Water Quality Standards and
Criteria," Association of Central
Oklahoma Governments, September
22, 1977, December 22, 1976 and
March 8, 1976.
34.49 "Water Quality Standards for
Fishable-Swimmable Water,"
Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission, May 1976.
34.50 "Water Quality Data and Stan-
dards," Northwestern Indiana
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1976.
34.51 "Water Quality Standards Review: A
Status Report," Illinois Environ-
mental Protection Agency, October
1978.
34.52 "The Water Quality Standards
Issue," Indiana Heartland Coordin-
ating Commission, December 1977, 71
pages.
34.53 "Water Quality Standards of
Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin,"
Northeastern Illinois Planning
Commission, April 1977.
XXXV. SURFACE WATER
35.1 "Local Options for Surface Water
Management and Stream Preserva-
tion," Municipality of Metropolitan
Seattle, 1978, 320 pages. Detailed
discussion of drainage problem
causes, relationships, solution
techniques, including the nine
functional elements important to a
comprehensive drainage program
(referred to as the "erector set"),
results of interviews with local
government relative to existing
drainage programs, needed improve-
ments based on a comparison of
existing programs of the "erector
set" concept and recommendations.
35.2 "Existing Surface Water Quality,
Weber County," Weber River Water
Quality Planning Council.
35.3 "Existing Surface Water Quality,
Davis County," Weber River Water
Quality Planning Council.
35.4 "Assessment of Surface Water Qual-
ity and Water Quality Programs in
New Castle County Delaware," New
Castle County Areawide Waste Treat-
ment Management Agency, August
1975.
35.5 "Surface Water Quality and Influ-
ence of Sources, Analytical Pro-
cedures and Methods," Region I (New
England).
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35.6 "Surface Water Quality of Cape
Cod," Vol. I and II, Region I
(New England), August 27, 1976.
35.7 "Water Pollution Aspects of
Street Surface Contaminants,"
Pueblo Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Office of Research and
Monitoring, Washington, D.C.
Environmental Protection Agency
Document No. EPA-RA-72-081,
November 1972.
35.8 "Biological Field and Laboratory
Methods for Measuring the Quality
of Surface Water and Effluents,"
Pueblo Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Lassiter, Ray, et al.,
Cincinnati, Ohio: Office of
Research and Development, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency,
April 1973.
35.9 "Surface Water Quality of Cape
Cod," Cape Cod Planning and Econ-
omic Development Commission, 1976.
35.10 "Historical Surface Water Quality
Data Analysis, Station-by-Station
to March 1977," State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, Chapter 3.
35.11 "Surface Water Quality Assess-
ment," State of New Jersey Depart-
ment of Environmental Protection.
35.12 "Summary Paper of the Surface
Water Quality Assessment," State
of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection.
35.13 "Surface H~0 Management, Interim
Report No. 2," Clark County 208,
October 1977. Analyzes the pol-
lutant loadings for their water
quality impacts on Lake Mead;
evaluates erosion and sedimenta-
tion problems; effects of urban-
ization on stormwater problems;
and identifies existing flood
control facilities in Clark
County.
35.14 "Surface HoO Management, Interim
Report No. 3," Clark County 208,
February 1978. Develops alterna-
tive surface water management
plans.
35.15 "Surface Water Quality and Influ-
ence of Source," Region I (New
England), April 30, 1976.
35.16 "Assessment of Surface Water Quality
and Water Quality Programs in New
Castle County, Delaware," New
Castle County Areawide Waste Treat-
ment Management Agency, August 1975.
35.17 "Compilation of Records of Surface
Waters of the U.S., October 1950
to September 1960, Part 2-B, South
Atlantic Slope and Eastern Gulf of
New Mexico Basins, Ogeechee River
to Pearl River," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
U.S.G.S. Water Supply Paper, 1724,
1964.
35.18 "Quality of Surface Waters of the
U.S. 1960 - Parts 1 and 2, North
Atlantic Slope and South Atlantic
Slope and Eastern Gulf of Mexico
Basins," Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission, U.S.G.S.
Water Supply Paper, 1941, 1968,
418 pages.
35.19 "Surface Water Supply of the U.S.
1961-65 - Part 2, South Atlantic
Slope and Eastern Gulf of Mexico
Basins, Vol. 2, Basins from
Ogeechee River to Carrabella
River," Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission, Water Supply
Paper, 1905, 1970, 772 pages.
35.20 "Quality of Surface Waters of U.S.
1961-Parts 1 and 2, North Atlantic
Slope Basins and South Atlantic
Slope and Eastern Gulf of Mexico
Basins," Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission, U.S.G.S.
Water Supply Papers, 1881, 1967,
412 pages.
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35.21 "Surface Water Records of Georgia 36.7
During the Drought of 1954, Part
I, Streamflow," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
Georgia Department of Mines,
Mining and Geology Information
Circular #17, 1955, 79 pages. 36.8
35.22 "Surface Water Management: Interim
Report No. 1," Clark County 208,
June 1977. Presents information
on drainage basins in Clark 36.9
County, and for selected storm
events predicted runoff and
pollutant loadings.
XXXVI. URBAN RUNOFF
36.1 "Criteria for Determining Water
Quality Significance of Storm
Water Runoff," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
April 1977, 18 pages.
36.10
36.11
36.2 "Development and Methodology for
Determining Stormwater Runoff
Loadings," First Tennessee-
Virginia Development District,
March 1978, 19 pages. 36.12
36.3 "Stormwater Runoff Loads," First
Tennessee-Virginia Development
District, May 1978, 18 pages.
36.13
36.4 "Water Pollution Significance of
Stormwater Runoff," First
Tenessee-Virginia Development
District, May 1978, 14 pages.
36.14
36.5 "Inventory and Analysis of Study
Area Data on Stormwater Runoff,"
First Tennessee-Virginia Develop-
ment District, April 1977, 24
pages. A comparison of the con- 36.15
stituents of Stormwater runoff
from the study area and other
locales, including information
presently available on the quality
and quantity of the area's storm-
water runoff. 36.16
36.6 "Calibration of Stormwater Load
Generation Model (STORM)," South
Alabama Regional Planning Commis-
sion, April 1977.
"Quantitative Estimation of Urban
Stormwater Runoff Loadings to
Mobile Bay, Alabama," South Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
October 1977.
"Urban Stormwater Data on Residual
and Commercial Sampling Sites,"
South Alabama Regional Planning
Commission, April 1977.
"Sanitary Water Quality Responses to
Fecal Coliform Loadings Originating
From Urban Stormwater Runoff,"
South Alabama Regional Planning
Commission, January 1978.
"Field Data on Nonpoint, Urban
Stormwater, Comprehensive and
Routine Sampling Runs," South Ala-
bama Regional Planning Commission,
January 1977.
"Urban Storm Runoff Problems/Analy-
sis," Erie and Niagara Counties
Regional Planning Board, December
1977, 174 pages.
"Urban Storm Runoff Problems/
Analysis," Erie and Niagara Counties
Regional Planning Board, January
1979, 158 pages.
"Jones Falls Watershed Urban Storm-
water Study-Work Plan," Baltimore
Regional Planning Commission, May
1979.
"Water Quality Aspects of Urban
Stormwater Runoff," Columbia Region-
al Association of Governments, tech
supplement.
"Analysis of Urban Stormwater Qual-
ity from Seven Basins in the Port-
land Area, Oregon," Columbia
Regional Association of Governments,
tech supplement.
"Controlling Stormwater Runoff in
Developing Areas," Metropolitan
D.C. Council of Governments, July
1979, 100 pages.
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36.17 "Assessment of Alternativesfor
Control of Urban Stormwater
Pollutants," Washoe Council of
Governments, May 1978.
36.18 "Alternative Programs for Reduc-
ing Urban Storm Runoff Pollution
from the Reno-Sparks Area,"
Washoe Council of Governments,
April 1978.
36.19 "Assessment of Alternatives for
Control of Urban Stormwater
Pollutants," Washoe Council of
Governments, May 1978.
36.20 "Urban Stormwater Management,"
Washoe Council of Governments,
August, 1978.
36.21 "Interim Report for Assessment of
Stormwater Runoff Effects on the
Black Warrior River," West Alabama
Planning and Development Commis-
sion, May 1977.
36.21 "Potential Preventive Strategies
for Stormwater Pollution Manage-
ment in the Atlanta Region,"
Atlanta Regional Commission, July
1977.
36.22 "Impact of Stormwater Runoff on
the Halifax River Estuary,"
Volusia County Council of Govern-
ments, technical report.
36.23 "Decatur," Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency, February 1978.
Contains the problem assessment,
feasible methods to control urban
Stormwater pollution and possible
institutional arrangements.
36.24 "Kankakee," Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency, March 1978.
Contains the problem assessment,
feasible methods to control urban
Stormwater pollution, and possible
institutional arrangements.
36.25 "Champaign-Urbana," Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency,
January 1978. Contains the problem
assessment, feasible methods to
control urban Stormwater pollution
and possible institutional arrange-
ments.
36.26 "Bloomington-Normal," Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency,
February 1978. Contains problems
assessment, methods to control urban
Stormwater pollution, and possible
institutional arrangements.
36.27 "Quad Cities," Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency, January 1978.
Contains the problem assessment,
feasible methods to control urban
Stormwater pollution, and possible
institutional arrangements.
36.28 "Springfield," Illinois Environ-
mental Protection Agency, March 1978.
Contains the problem assessment,
feasible methods to control urban
Stormwater pollution, and possible
institutional arrangements.
36.29 "Rockford," Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency, February 1978.
Contains the problem assessment,
feasible methods to control urban
Stormwater pollution and possible
institutional arrangements.
36.30 "Peoria," Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency, March, 1978.
Contains the problem assessment,
feasible methods to control urban
Stormwater pollution and possible
institutional arrangements.
36.31 "Urban and Industrial Stormwater,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment, fact sheet.
36.32 "Rural and Urban Stormwater Run-
off," Kansas Department of Health
and Environment.
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36.33 "Stormwater Quality Characteris-
tics," Kansas Department of Health
and Environment.
36.34 "Stormwater Treatment Systems,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
36.35 "Urban Stormwater Management,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
36.36 "Analysis of Urban Stormwater Run-
off and Combined Sewer Overflows
in the Boston Metropolitan Area,"
Boston Metropolitan Area Planning
Commission, March 1978.
36.37 "Stormwater Pollutant Generation
Functions," East Central Florida
Regional Planning Council.
36.38 "Stormwater Management Practices
Manual," East Central Florida
Regional Planning Council.
36.39 "Basic Stormwater Management and
Pollution Abatement Ordinance,"
East Central Florida Regional
Planning Council.
36.40 "Preventative and Corrective
Measures for Stormwater Pollu-
tion," Northeastern Illinois
Planning Commission, December
1977.
36.41 "208 Report Vol. Ill, Preventa-
tive Measures to Abate the Pol-
lution of Stormwater Runoff as
Part of an Areawide Water
Quality Management Plan," Eastgate
Development and Transportation
Agency.
36.42 "Toward Clean Water: Alternatives
for Action, Volume 1, Draft
Environmental Impact Assessment,
(1977), Chapter 6: Urban Runoff/
Construction and Development,"
Old Colony Planning Commission.
Discuss alternatives to controll-
ing urban runoff in Brockton,
controlling urban runoff in
other urbanized areas, and
adopting preventive measures for
future development.
36.43 "Nonpoint Estimates Analysis for
the City of Brockton, E.E.A.,"
Old Colony Planning Council, 1976.
Deals with the estimates of storm-
water related pollutant emissions
from the City of Brockton and pre-
sents a review of a wide range of
management options for the control
of Stormwater runoff.
36.44 "Section 208 Stormwater Measurement
Program Results, E.E.A.," Old
Colony Planning Council, 1977.
Presents the results of several
sampling programs aimed at develop-
ing basic inventory data necessary
to assess: (a) selected aspects of
the Stormwater runoff pollution
problems within the OCPC 208 study
area (primarily within the City of
Brockton) and (b) existing dry
weather pollution problems with
respect to nutrient, oxygen and
bacterial loadings at 40 lake,
stream, and pond locations through-
out the 208 study area.
36.45 "Toward Clean Water: A Program for
Action," Old Colony Planning Coun-
cil, 1978. Discusses Stormwater
runoff within the recommended com-
munity actions (chapter 4), recom-
mended regional action (chapter 11),
and recommended state and federal
action (chapters 15 and 16).
36.46 "Stormwater Quality Summary," New
Castle County Area Waste Treatment
Management Agency, September 1975
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36.47 "Structural and Non-Structural 36.55
Techniques Summary for Management
and Control of Stormwater Pollu-
tion," New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Management Agency,
November 1975.
37.48 "A Report and Perspective on 36.56
Stormwater Management," New Castel
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Mangement Agency, November 1,
1977, 2 volumes.
37.49 "Structural and Non-Structural
Techniques Summary for Management
and Control of Stormwater Pollu-
tion," New Castle County Areawide
Waste Treatment Management Agency,
November 1975.
36.50 "A Report and Perspective on 36.57
Stormwater Management," New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Planning
Agency, November 1976 and August
1976, two volumes. 36.58
36.51 "Stormwater Quality Summary,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Planning
Council, September 1975. 36.59
36.52 "Stormwater Management Procedures
and Methods," Snohomish County
Planning Department, September
1977, 273 pages. 36.60
36.53 "Stormwater Management," Ocean
County Planning Board, March
1978, 157 Pages. Provides infor-
mation on hydrology and drainage
facilities; examines methodologies 36.61
for Stormwater runoff calcula-
• tions, and addresses Stormwater
management procedures suitable
for Ocean County, the most rapidly
developing area in New Jersey. 36.62
Draft report.
36.54 "Review of Management Options for 36.63
Control of Stormwater Runoff,"
Montachusett-Nashua Areawide
Water Quality Management Plan, 36.64
Energy and Environmental Analysis,
1977, 66 pages.
"Analysis of Stormwater Pollution
Control Management Options,"
Montachusett-Nashua Areawide Water
Quality Management Plan, Energy
and Environmental Analysis, 1976,
50 pages.
"Report on Nonpoint Source Pollu-
tion," Greater Portland Council of
Governments, January 1978. Topics
include land use loading functions,
septic tanks, modeling sediments,
storm runoff. Pollutant loads from
nonpoint sources were calculated for
372 drainage basins covering the
entire 208 area. Water quality
impacts of the loads were estimated
for the waters of each drainage
basin.
"Development of Stormwater Manage-
ment Pollution Control Plan,"
Central Massachusetts Regional Plan-
ning Commission, October 1977.
"Summary of Responses to Stormwater
Management Questionnaire," Central
Massachusetts Regional Planning
Commission, February 1977.
"Review of Management Options for
Control of Stormwater Runoff,"
Central Massachusetts Regional Plan-
ning Commission, March 1977.
"Upstream Phosphours: Loadings
Attributable to Stormwater Runoff
(Blackstone River above UBWPAD),"
Central Massachusetts Regional Plan-
ning Commission, March 1977.
"Management Analysis and Alterna-
tives for Metropolitan Stormwater
Runoff," Northeast Michigan Council
of Governments, November 1977.
"Urban Stormwater," Flathead 208
Project, March 1977, 45 pages.
"Urban Growth and'Water Quality,"
Flathead 208 Project, 114 pages.
"Detailed Evaluation of the Impacts
of Urban Runoff," Rhode Island
Statewide Planning Program.
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36.65 "Preliminary Evaluation of the
Impact of Urban Runoff on Water
Quality," Rhode Island Statewide
Planning Program.
36.67 "Development of Alternatives for
Urban Runoff," Rhode Island State-
wide Planning Program.
36.68 "Final Urban Stormwater Evaluation
Report," Rhode Island Statewide
Planning Program.
36.69 "Rain-Runoff = Polluted Canals,"
Metropolitan Dade County, Florida.
36.70 "Urban Stormwater," Section E,
Chapter 4, South Dakota Department
of Environmental Protection.
36.71 "Urban Storm Runoff Management
Study Summary Report," Lane
Council of Governments, January
1978 (reprint).
36.72 "Report on Inventory and Analysis
of Study Area Data on Stormwater
Runoff and Combined Sewer Over-
flow Characteristics," Mid-America
Regional Council.
36.73 "Memorandum on Criteria for Deter-
mining Water Quality Significance
of Stormwater Runoff and Combined
Sewer Overflows," Mid-America
Regional Council.
36.74 "Memorandum on Procedures for
Determining Storm Runoff Loadings,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
36.75 "Report on Stormwater Runoff
Loads," Mid-America Regional
Council.
36.76 "Report on Water Pollution Sig-
nificance of Stormwater Runoff,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
36.77 "Report on Source Control, Alter-
natives for Stormwater Runoff,
Their Costs, and Cost Effective-
ness," Mid-America Regional
Council.
36.78 "Report on Management Plan for
Stormwater Runoff," Mid-America
Regional Council.
36.79 "Water Quality Management Plan for
Urban Stormwater," North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and
Community Development.
36.80 "North Coastal and Ipswich Basins
Public Wastewater and Stormwater
Facilities," Region I (New England),
May 1977.
36.81 "Charles Basin Inventory and Eval-
uation Public Wastewater and
Stormwater Facilities," Region I
(New England).
36.82 "North/South and Weymouth Basins
Public Wastewater and Stormwater
Facilities," Region I (New England),
January 14, 1977.
36.83 "Suasco Basin Public Wastewater
and Stormwater," Region I (New
England), March 14, 1977.
36.84 "Review of Urban Land Runoff and
Nonpoint Source Control Strategies,"
Region I (New England), September
1977.
36.85 "Urban Runoff," Region I (New
England), August 1977.
36.86 "Review of Existing Information on
Stormwater Runoff," Region I (New
England), January 1977.
36.87 "Development of Stormwater Manage-
ment Pollution Control Plan,"
Region I (New England), October
1977.
36.88 "Sampling Strategy Stormwater Run-
off/Source Pollution Sampling Sites
Septic Tank System," Region I (New
England), January 1977.
36.89 "Projections of Nonpoint Sources
Urban Runoff," Region I (New
England), September 18, 1976.
249
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36.90 "Characteristics of Nonpoint
Source Pollution Urban Runoff,"
Region I (New England), Decem-
ber 18, 1975.
36.91 "Urban Runoff Pollution; Working
Note," Region I (New England),
February 17, 1976.
36.92 "Urban Runoff Areawide Plan,"
Chapter VI, Chattanooga Area
Regional Council of Governments,
June 1978, 47 pages.
36.93 "Work Element 208/Development
Urban Runoff Controls," Chatta-
nooga Area Regional Council of
Governments, May 1977, 97 pages.
36.94 "Work Task 307 and 309/Define
Critical Conditions and Evaluate
Urban Runoff Controls," Chatta-
nooga Area Regional Council of
Governments, July 1977, 85
pages.
36.95 "Stormwater Runoff and Combined
Sewer Overflow Study (Activity
Specific Land Use and Nickajack
Reservoir)," Chattanooga Area
Council of Governments, 200 pages.
36.96 "Work Task 305/Utilization of
Stormwater Runoff Sampling Data,"
Chattanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, September 1977,
8 pages.
36.97 "Stormwater System Needs," South
Carolina Appalachian Council of
Governments, June 1978.
36.98 "Summary: Initial Selection
Process for Urban Stormwater
Alternatives," South Carolina
Appalachian Council of Govern-
ments, May 1978.
36.99 "Urban Stormwater Recommenda-
tions," South Carolina Appalachian
Council of Governments, June 1978.
36.100 "Projected Stormwater Runoff for
Davis and Weber Counties," Weber
Water Quality Planning Council.
36.101 "Inventory and Analysis of Urban
Stormwater Control Facilities,"
Weber River Water Quality Planning
Council.
36.102 "Urban Stormwater Control Strate-
gies," Weber River Water Quality
Planning Council.
36.103 "WQ-10 Preliminary Analysis of
Stormwater Runoff Treatment in the
Salt Lake County Area," Salt Lake
Council of Governments, March 1977,
13 pages (rewrite).
36.104 "PM-2 Future Urban Storm Runoff
Estimates," Salt Lake Council of
Governments, July 1976, 220 pages
(rewrite).
36.105 "Urban Stormwater Pollution-Control
and Reduction Alternatives," Tri-
County Regional Planning Commission,
February 1977.
36.106 "Characterization of Stormwater
Runoff," Tri-County Regional Plan-
ning Commission, March 1977.
36.107 "Stormwater Management Design: A
Manual of Procedures and Guidelines
for Maryland Department of Resour-
ces," Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, February 1975.
36.108 "Runoff Poses Next Big Control
Challenge, Environmental Science
and Technology," Vol. 6, Rappahan-
nock Area Development Commission,
1972.
36.109 "Water Quality Management Planning
for Urban Runoff," Rappahannock
Area Development Commission,
Environmental Protection Agency,
Washington, D.C.
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36.110 "Urban Stormwater Management
Technology - An Assessment,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, Environmental Pro-
tection Agency, Washington, D.C.
36.111 "Urban Runoff and Storm Sewer
Sources of Pollution Background
Information and BMP Approach,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, May 1977.
36.112 "Existing Control of Urban Storm
Water Quality," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, May
1977.
36.113 "Stormwater Methodology Paper,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, May 1975.
36.114 "Task 204 - Stormwater Runoff
Inventory and Problem Identifi-
cation," Southeast Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission.
To identify urban Stormwater run-
off problems from both a quantity
and quality standpoint and to
specify, if possible, sources of
pollution.
36.115 "Task 403 - Stormwater Alterna-
tives," Southeast Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission.
To identify structural solutions
to urban Stormwater and sewer
bypass problems.
36.116 "Areawide Urban Runoff Control
Manual," Pikes Peak Area Council
of Governments, Gilbert, Meyer
and Sam's, Inc., July 7, 1978.
36.117 "Stormwater Rundff Impact -
Options for the Future Working
Paper 5," Pikes Peak Area Council
of Governments, Nelson, Haley,
Patterson and Quirk, Inc.
36.118 "Water Quality Projections and
Stormwater Needs," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Com-
mission.
36.119 "Stormwater Data for Bear Creek
Basin," Rogue Valley Council of
Governments, 1977-78.
36.120 "Stormwater Data for Bear Creek
Basin," Rogue Valley Council of
Governments, Jackson County, Oregon,
U.S.G.S. Open File Report 79-217,
1978-77.
36.121 "Water Quality Management Planning
for Urban Runoff," Sixth District
Council of Governments, Environ-
mental Protection Agency, December
1974.
36.122 "Urban Stormwater Management,"
Sixth District Council of Govern-
ment, Dr. Leland Harms.
36.123 "Nonpoint Source Bulletin, Urban
Runoff - Overview Report," Pima
Association of Governments, Tasks
5301 and 5327, Vol. I text and
1975 data, Vol. II - 1976, 1980,
1995, 2000 Projections, University
of Arizona Water Resources Research
Center, November 1977.
36.124 "Urban Runoff Field Program,"
Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional
Planning Commission, technical
memoranda.
36.125 "Methodology to Assess Impact of
Urban Runoff Intermittent Point
Sources on Water Quality," South-
western Pennsylvania Regional
Planning Commission, technical
memoranda.
36.126 "Water Quality Control Investigation:
Urban Runoff, Construction Activities
and Agricultural Practices," Southern
California Association of Govern-
ments.
251
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36.127 "Combine Feasible Control and
Reduction Options and Develop
Basinwide Subplans for Urban
Runoff and Storm Sewers," North-
western Indiana Regional Planning
Commission, August 1977.
36.128 "Control Options for Urban Storm-
water Runoff, Northwestern
Indiana Regional Planning Com-
mission, April 1977.
36.129 "Urban Nonpoint Source Analysis,"
Water Quality Plan, Appendix D,
Dane County Regional Planning
Commission, 1979, 166 pages.
36.130 "Projections of Nonpoint Sources
and Urban Runoff," Southeastern
Regional Planning and Economic
Development Commission, September
1976, 71 pages.
36.131 "Characteristics of Nonpoint
Source Pollution and Urban Run-
off," Southeastern Regional
Planning and Economic Development
Commission, December 1975, 72
pages.
36.132 "Consequences of a No-Action
Alternative on Urban Nonpoint
Pollution in Southeast Michigan,"
Southeast Michigan Council of
Governments, February 1978, 49
pages.
36.133 "Fourche Creek Urban Runoff Pro-
ject Work Plan, Metroplan, 1979.
36.134 "Nonpoint Source Pollution Control
Needs, Little Rock Metropolitan
Area Urban Study, Pulaski and
•Saline Counties, Arkansas,"
Metroplan September 19, 1977, 175
pages draft report. Topics
include urban runoff, nonpoint
sources.
36.135 "Possible Methods to Control Urban
Runoff Pollution," Municipality of
Anchorage, May 1978.
36.136 "Urban Nonpoint Source Pollution
in GLS Region 5," Genessee-Lapeer-
Shiawassee Region 5 Planning and
Development Commission, April 1978.
36.137 "Urban Runoff," Berkshire County
Regional Planning Commission, March
1976.
36.138 "Urban Runoff," Berkshire County
Regional Planning Commission,
November 1976.
36.139 "Urban Runoff," Minnesota Pollution
Control Agency, Package I, May 1978.
36.140 "208 Urban and Industrial Storm-
water Needs," Nassau Suffolk
Regional Planning Board.
36.141 "Mass Balance Analysis - Urban
Runoff," #303, Area Planning Board
of Palm Beach County.
36.142 "Urban Runoff NPS Load Predictions,"
#305, Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
36.143 "Urban Stormwater Runoff Report,"
Arkhoma Regional Planning Commis-
sion. Inventory of urban storm-
water runoff systems; identifica-
tion of urban stormwater control
alternatives, costs and impact
analysis of control alternatives.
36.144 "Literature Review, Pollutant Con-
centrations in Urban Runoff," New
Hampshire Water Supply and Pollution
Control Commission, August 1977.
36.145 "Urban Stormwater Runoff Problem
Identification," Association of
Central Oklahoma Governments, May
1976, February 1977, April 1977.
36.146 "Urban Stormwater Runoff Control
Alternatives," Association of
Central Oklahoma Governments,
July 26, 1977.
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36.147 "Urban Stormwater Runoff Control
Plan," Association of Central
Oklahoma Governments, September 1,
1977.
36.148 "Task 6: Interim Report - Urban
Runoff and Nonpoint Source Pollu-
tion Analysis," Middlesex County
Planning Board/Joint Venture,
May 1976, draft.
36.149 "NAMPA - Caldwell Area Urban
Runoff Background Information,"
Ada Planning Association, $1.00.
36.150 "Urban Runoff Control Handbook
for Ada and Canyon Counties,"
Ada Planning Association, $3.00.
36.151 "Nonpoint Water Pollution and
Recommended Control Strategies for
the Island of Guam," Guam Environ-
mental Protection Agency, Dames
and Moore, 1978, 200 pages.
Topics include runoff, agricul-
ture.
36.152 "Urban Stormwater," South Central
Michigan Planning Council, June
1978, 2 pages.
36.153 "Urban and Industrial Stormwater
System Needs," Chapter 13,
Tallahassee-Leon County Planning
Department.
36.154 "Water Quality Assessment - Urban
Drainage Canals," Chatham County
Savannah Metropolitan Planning
Commission, April 1978.
36.155 "Organizational Structure of the
Surface Runoff Management Pro-
gram," Association of Bay Area
Governments, November 1976.
36.156 "Guidance for Preparation of the
Document Describing County Surface
Runoff Plan," Association of Bay
Area Governments, July 27, 1977,
$1.00.
253
36.157 "Overland and Subsurface Runoff
From Solid Waste Disposal Sites,"
Tri-County Regional Planning Com-
mission, May 1977.
36.158 "Effects of Surface Runoff on the
Feasibility of Municipal Advanced
Waste Treatment," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission.
The Role of Agriculture on Clean
Water Conference, 1969.
36.159 "Guidance for Identification of
Surface Runoff Pollution Problems,"
' Association of Bay Area Governments,
February 1977, $1.00.
36.160 "Guidance for Identification and
Ranking of Surface Runoff Pollution
Problems," Association of Bay Area
Governments, April 1977, $1.00.
36.161 "Rainwater Quality and Its Implica-
tions on Surface Runoff," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments,
February 1977, $1.00.
XXXVII. WASTELOAD AND FLOWS
37.1 "Addendum to Proposed Procedures
for Preliminary Waste Load Alloca-
tions," Middlesex County Planning
Board.
37.2 "Action Program to Reduce Waste
Generation and to Promote Source
Separation and Recycling in the
Bay Area," Association of Bay Area
Governments, April 1977, $1.00.
37.3 "Alternative Approaches for Meeting
Nonpoint Source Wasteload Alloca-
tions in the Lakes Region," Lakes
Region Planning Commission, July
1977.
37.4 "Analysis Report: Task 4.2: Low
Flow Survey," Middlesex County
Planning Board, LM and S Engineers,
October 1975.
37.5 "Allowable Pollution Loadings and
Allocation Strategies," Lakes Region
Planning Commission, June 1977.
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37.6 "Appendices to Water Quality Man-
agement Plan (208), Non-Designated
Area of Nevada," Nevada Department
of Conservation and Natural Re-
sources, November 1978, 135 pages.
Topics include wasteload alloca-
tion, water quality standards.
37.7 "Background Discussion on Stream
Temperatures for Waste Load
Allocations Run," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers.
37.8 "Baseline Facilities, Waste Loads,
and Residual Projections," East
Central Michigan Planning and
Development Region, July 1977,
480 pages.
37.9 "Baseline Waste Load Allocations
Model Results," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Water Resources Engineers, Inc.,
July 1977.
37.10 "Task 103 - Base Studies, Sub-
task (d) - Municipal Waste Loads,"
Southeast Arkansas Regional Plan-
ning Commission. To specify exist-
ing waste loads for point sources
of pollution.
37.11 "Baseline Waste Loads and Facil-
ities Projections - Projected
Waste Treatment Facilities,"
Region 2 Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers and Water
Resources Engineers, April 1977,
May 1978 as amended.
37.12 "Coefficients for Nutrient Load-
ings by Land Use," Lakes Region
Planning Commission, February
1976.
37.13 "Compendium of Non-Structural Flow
and Wasteload Reduction Measures,"
Phoenix Urban Study, Ferguson,
Norris and Simpson/Stevens,
Thompson and Runyan for the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers, December
1976. The measures examined here
are mainly based on reducing and
minimizing residential water use,
which is a primary source of munic-
ipal wastewater. There are four
categories of nonstructural
measures: (1) Regulations to reduce
stormwater inflow into sanitary
systems, (2) the use of water con-
serving facilities, (3) incentives
for water conservation, and (4)
wasteload reduction measures.
37.14 "Continuing Contract with U.S.G.S.
To Provide Estimated 7-Day, 1-in-
10 Year Low-Flow and Drainage Areas
for Municipal Discharges," Macon-
Bibb County Planning and Zoning
Commission.
37.15 "Delaware Estuary Tributary Five-
Year Frontal Storm Loads," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, November
1977.
37.16 "Delaware Estuary Model Regional
Storm Design Loads," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission, Chester
Betz Engineers, July 1977.
37.17 "Delaware Estuary Model Baseline
Nonstorm Tributary Concentrations
and Loads," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, October 1977.
37.18 "Determine Future Waste Loads and
Flows of Industrial Dischargers,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission, June 1977.
37.19 "Determine Future Waste Loads and
Flows of Storm Sewer Dischargers,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission.
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37.20 "Domestic and C/I/0 Flow Projec-
tion Methodology," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, September
1976.
37.21 "Dry and Wet Weather Waste Load
Allocation Simulations," South
Alabama Regional Planning Commis-
sion.
37.22 "The Effect of Delta Outflow on
the Density Stratification in San
Francisco Bay," Association of
Bay Area Governments, Hugo B.
Fischer Inc. and Waterfront Design
Associates, water quality Special
Studies Report, June 1977, $5.00.
37.23 "Effects of Delta Outflow on the
San Francisco Bay System," Assoc-
iation of Bay Area Governments,
S.B. Gilbert and Associates,
water quality Special Studies
Report, October 1977, $5.00.
37.24 "Estimated Municipal and Non-
Discrete Industrial Wastewater
Loads as Affected By Various Pop-
ulation Projections," Association
of Bay Area Governments, January
1978, $1.00. Municipal/industrial
dischargers management plan tech
memos.
37.25 "Estimated Municipal and Non-
Discrete Industrial Wastewater
Loads in the San Francisco Bay
Region," Association of Bay Area
Governments, April 1977, updated
June 1977, $1.00. Municipal/
industrial dischargers management
plan tech memo.
37.26 "Part IV - Estimates of Wasteloads
and Flows," West Michigan Shore-
line Regional Development Commis-
sion, August 1977, 98 pages.
37.27 "Estimated Industrial Wastewater
Loads in the San Francisco Bay
Region, Association of Bay Area
Governments, May 1977, $2.00.
37.28 "Evaluation and Prediction of Point
and Nonpoint Source Waste Loads,"
Southeastern Council of Governments,
September 1977, 22 pages, $1.00.
37.29 "Work Task 306/Evaluate and Verify
Nonpoint Source Loading Factors,"
Chattanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, May 1977, 31 pages.
37.30 "Existing Practices for Hazardous
Waste Management in the San Fran-
cisco Bay Area," Association of Bay
Area Governments, June 1977, $1.00.
Solid waste management plan tech
memo.
37.31 "Final Wasteload Allocations,"
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments, Environmental Protection
Agency Plan Elements 2, 6, and 7,
April 1978. The purpose of this
working paper is to present the
methodology and final results of
the wasteload allocation process
for the Indian Nations Council of
Governments 208 Study Area as
required by Federal regulations (1).
The major steps in the wasteload
allocation methodology are: iden-
tification of water quality stand-
ards and goals; collection of water
quality data; identification of
violations of stream standards and
potential problem areas; selection
of parameters/constituents to be
allocated; development of alloca-
tion tools including mathematical
models; development of alternative
allocation scenarios; review of
alternatives; selection of final
wasteload allocations. This paper
contains a discussion of these major
steps, the inherent necessary assump-
tions and constraints, and the prob-
lem areas for future study. The
report was subsequently revised
based on meetings with the State of
Oklahoma Pollution Control Task
Force. Revisions are reflected in
Chapter III of the final plan.
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37.32 "First-Cut Wasteload Allocation's
for the Dischargers to the Lower
Fox River Above DePere," Fox
Valley Water Quality Planning
Agency.
37.33 "Flood Prevention and Damage
Reduction," Nebraska Natural
Resources Commission, Publication
No. 401, July 1968.
37.34 "Flow and Waste Reduction Mea-
sures," Northeastern Illinois
Planning Commission, August 1976.
37.35 "Flow Balance for Calibration
Survey on the Neshaminy," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Water Resources Engineers,
Inc., December 1976.
37.36 "Flow Characteristics of Georgia
Streams," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
U.S. Geological Survey, 1971.
37.37 "Future Wastewater Flows," Indian
Nations Council of Governments,
Environmental Protection Agency
Plan Element 3, Volume 1, January
1978. This volume contains the
future wastewater flow curves for
each service area. Curves project
average daily flows to the year
2000.
37.38 "Industrial and Municipal Waste
Load Projections," Ark-Texas
Council of Governments, August
1977, 50 pages.
37.39 "Interim Output #4: Preliminary
Wasteload Estimations," Boston
.Metropolitan Area Planning Com-
mission, April 1976.
37.40 "Interim Report on Loading Func-
tions for Assessment of Water
Pollution from Nonpoint Sources,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, Environmental Pro-
tection Agency, November 1975,
Washington, D.C.
37.41 "Interim Report for Point Source
Wasteload Allocations; Oliver and
Warrior Pools, Black Warrior
River," West Alabama Planning and
Devvelopment Council, November 1976.
37.42 "Interim Output Report: Wasteload
Allocations," Appendix D, Phase II
and III report, Michigan Area
Council of Governments, 1978.
37.43 "Task 4: 1976 Low Flow Survey,"
Middlesex County Planning Board,
joint venture, April 1977.
37.44 "Lower Winooski River Wasteload
Allocation Study, Part A: Report of
Data," Vermont Department of Envi-
ronmental Water Resources, 1979.
Presentation of hydrological and
physical data, and water quality
analysis for 1975, 1977 and 1978
assimilative capacity studies.
37.45 "Task 302 - Maximum Daily Loads,"
Southeast Arkansas Regional Plan-
ning Commission. To determine
maximum daily pollutant loads to
meet stream standards for cricital
conditions.
37.46 "Memorandum on Projected Flows and
Loads," Mid-America Regional
Council.
37.47 "Memorandum on Suggested Wasteload
Allocation Changes," Mid-America
Regional Council.
37.48 "Methodological Procedures for Area-
wide Nonpoint Loading Estimation,
E.E.A.," Old Colony Regional Plan-
ning Council, 1977. Contains
details of generalized estimation
procedures for areawide wet
weather nonpoint loadings.
37.49 "Methodology for the Projection of
Wastewater Flows,". Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, January
1976.
256
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37.50 "Methods for Estimating Future
Discrete Industrial Wasteloads,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, April 1977, $1.00.
37.51 "Municipal Service Area Delin-
eations and Projected Waste
Flows and Loads," Southern Tier
Regional Planning and Development
Council, October 1977, 144 pages.
Identifies existing and projected
municipal sewer service areas and
their associated waste flows and
loads.
37.52 "Municipal and Industrial Waste-
load Allocations," Indian Nations
Council of Governments, July 1979.
37.53 "NPS Waste Load Allocations," Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County, #207.
37.54 "NPS Allowable Loadings," Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County, #307.
37.55 "Nonpoint Waste!oad Projections,"
Weber River Water Quality Planning
Council.
37.56 "Otter Creek Wasteload Allocation
Study, Part A: Report on Data,"
Vermont Department of Environ-
mental Water Resources, 1979.
Presentation of hydrologic and
physical data, and water quality
analysis for the 1977 and 1978
assimilative capacity studies,
99 pages.
37.57 "Otter Creek Wasteload Allocation
Study, Part B: Mathematical
Modeling Report," Vermont Depart-
ment of Environmental Water
Resources, 1979. Discussion of
water quality relationships in
streams and quantification of such
relationships. The water quality
model used by Department of Water
Resources is presented with the
calibration and verification for
Otter Creek. Sensitivity analysis
of model paramters is included.
37.58 "Percentage of Inflow Lost Due
to Evaporation in Total Containment
Lagoons," Five County Association
of Governments.
37.59 "Phase II Report, Chemicals and
Wasteload Findings," Carson River
Basin Council of Governments.
37.60 "20 Point Source Wasteload Alloca-
tion Studies," Alabama Water
Improvement Commission.
37.61. "Point Source Waste Load Allocation
Analysis," West Michigan Regional
Planning Commission, work element
50.
37.62 "Task 303 - Point Source Wasteload
Allocations," Southeast Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission. To
specify allowable loads for
specific point source discharges.
37.63 "Point Source Wasteload Projection
Report," Genessee-Lapeer-Shiawassee
Region V Planning and Development
Commission, July 1977. Appendix 1:
Wasteload Calculation Method.
Appendix 2: Information Sources.
37.64 "Preliminary Report on Wasteload
Allocations for the Whippany and
Rockaway River Basins," State of
New Jersey Department of Environ-
mental Protection, November 1974,
Chapter 5.
37.65 "Preliminary Report on Wasteload
Allocations, Upper Passaci River
Basin," State of New Jersey Depart-
ment of Environmental Protection,
July 1974, Chapter 5.
37.66 "Preliminary Report on Wasteload
Allocations, Mid-Passaic River
Segment, Freshwater Passaic River
System," State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection, December 1974, Chapter 5.
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37.67 "Phase V - Preliminary Population 37.74
and Flow Data," Phoenix Urban
Study, Ferguson, Morris and Simp-
son/Stevens, Thompson and Runyan,
for the U.S. Army Corps of Engin-
eers, December 1976. This report
covers the distribution of popu- 37.75
lation totals and the projection
of future wastewater flows and
loads for the study area. It has
been divided into three main sec-
tions. The first section iden-
tifies existing city boundaries 37.76
and service areas. Section two
describes the distribution of
population totals, and divides the
study area into forty-one waste-
water planning areas. The third 37.77
section reviews unit flows and
loadings used in the study area.
37.68 "Projected Wasteload and Flows,"
Coastal Bend Council of Govern-
ments, January 1977. 37.78
37.69 "Proposed Procedures for Prelim-
inary Wasteload Allocations,"
Middlesex County Planning Board, 37.79
April 1977.
37.70 "WQ-6 Recommended Wastewater Load
Allocations (Included in Facilities
and Facilities Management, FM-5)," 37.80
Salt Lake Council of Governments,
May 1970 (rewrite), 17 pages.
37.71 "Recommended Wasteload Allocation
Procedures," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission, 37.81
Water Resources Engineers, Inc.,
July 1977.
37.72 "Recommendations on Maintenance of
Outflow Rates from the Sacramento-
San Joaquin Delat," Association
of Bay Area Governments, November
1977, $1.00. 37.82
37.73 "Report on Waste Flow and Load
Projection Methodology," Mid-
America Regional Council.
"The Relationship Between Flow
Regimes and Trout Populations in
the West Gal latin River, Montana,"
Blue Ribbons of the Big Sky
Country.
"Revised Wasteload Allocation Recom-
mendations," Indiana Heartland
Coordinating Commission, July 1977,
247 pages. Topics include stream
segment classification.
"Schuylkill River Low Flow Simula-
tion," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Water Resources
Engineers, Inc., January 1975.
"Service Area Delineation and
Wasteload and Flow Projections,"
Southeastern Regional Planning and
Economic Development Commission,
June 1976.
"Service Area Delineations and
Wasteload Projections," Weber River
Water Quality Planning Council.
"Special Report No. 4," Snohomish
County Planning Department, December
1977, 27 pages. Topics include
flow augmentation.
"Stream Segmentation, Classifica-
tion and Wasteload Allocation,
Summit,' Wasatch and Utah Counties,"
Mountainland Association of Govern-
ments, January 1977.
"Task 301 - Stream Segment Classif-
ication and Load Analysis," South-
east Arkansas Regional Planning
Commission. To classify all stream
segments as either water quality
limited or effluent quality limited
streams.
"Subbasin Pollution Loading Assess-
ments and Nonpoint Pollution Reduc-
tion Potentials for Summit, Wasatch
and Utah Counties," Mountainland
Association of Governments, July
1976.
258
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37.83 "Technical Memorandum on Pollutant
Load Estimation Techniques Includ-
ing Waste Load Allocation Pro-
cedures," Southwest Florida
Regional Planning Council, 78
pages, $5.40.
37.84 "Technical Memorandum on Pollutant
Load Estimation Techniques Includ-
ing Wasteload Allocation Proced-
ures," Southwest Florida Regional
Planning Council by Environmental
Science and Egnineering, Inc.,
$8.70.
37.85 "Total Containment Lagoons (Inflow
vs. Surface Area)," Five County
Association of Governments.
37.86 "Unit Flows and Loadings," Phoenix
Urban Study, Ferguson, Morris,
and Simpson/Stevens, Thompson,
and Runyan for the U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers, June 1977. Esti-
mated unit flows and loading rates
from all present or future contri-
buting sources of wastewater are
necessary to analyze existing sew-
erage systems and to project
additional required capacity or to
provide a basis for development of
alternative wastewater collection
and treatment systems.
37.87 "Upper Winooski River Wasteload
Allocation Study, Part A: Report
of Data," Vermont Department of
Environmental Water Resources,
1979. Interim report; presenta-
tion of data for 1978 assimilative
capacity study.
37.88 "Waste!oads from Subsurface Dis-
posal Systems," Region I (New
England), October 1976.
37.89 "Wasteload Allocations," South-
eastern Regional Planning and
Economic Development Commission,
June 1976, 5 pages.
37.90 "Wasteload Allocations for the
Indian River, Banana River and
St. Johns River," Brevard County
Planning and Zoning Department,
October 1978. Topics include
wasteload allocation for total
phophorus and Kjeldahl nitrogen.
37.91 "Wasteload Allocation Supplement,"
Brevard County Planning and Zoning
Department, February 1978, 22
pages.
37.92 "Wasteload Allocation Recommenda-
tions," Indiana Heartland Coordin-
ating Commission, December 1976,
194 pages. Topics include point
sources.
37.93 "Wasteload Allocations, Draft
Summary Report #10," South Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
September 1977.
37.94 "Wasteload Projections, 1975-95,
for Municipal and Industrial Point
Wastewater Discharges," Mountain-
land Association of Governments,
May 1976.
259
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37.95 "Waste Load Allocation Alternatives,"
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments, Environmental Protection
Agency Plan Element 2, 6 and 7,
March 1978. In order to determine
the most cost-effective treatment
alternatives to achieve specified
water quality goals, it is necessary
to determine the maximum allowable
discharges from the various point
and nonpoint wastewater sources. The
level and cost of treatment can then
be estimated from the allowable dis-
charge and influent characteristics.
To this end, Hydroscience, Inc.,
utilized two separate mathematic
models to determine the allowable
waste loads in future working papers.
The outputs of these models were used
to estimate treatment requirements.
A discussion of this process is
presented in Working Paper No. T-13,
Documentation of Cost Estimating
Procedures for Physical Wastewater
Management A1ternatiyes.THe
analysis of nonpoint source man-
agement problems/needs is presented
in Assessment of Nonpoint Source
Pollution for INCOG 208 Study Area
by Tulsa City-County Health
Department, February 1978. The
purpose of this working paper is
to present the individual alter-
natives waste load allocations and
the estimated treatment require-
ments.
37.96 "Wasteload Allocations," Region I
(New England), June 30, 1976.
37.97 "Waste Load Allocations and Water
Quality Modeling - Major Rivers
in the Larimer-Weld Region,"
Larimer-Weld Regional Council of
Governments, December 1977, 181
pages, $10.00.
37.98 "Waste Load and Flow Projection,"
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, May 26, 1977.
37.99 "Waste Load Allocation Methodology,"
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, March 18, 1976.
37.100 "Wasteloads, Flows and Allocations,"
Central New York Regional Planning
and Development Board, June 1978.
Vol. I, 75 pages; Vol. II, 125 pages.
37.101 "Waste Load Allocation Methodology,"
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, May 24, 1977.
37.102 "Waste Load Allocations/Alternative
Technical Subplans," Association of
Central Oklahoma Governments,
December 27, 1977.
37.103 "Wasteload Allocations," Weber
River Water Quality Planning Council.
37.104 "Wasteload Projection for Delaware
Estuary Dischargers," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
November 1977.
37.105 "Wasteload Allocation Considerations
for Suspended Solids, Phenols, and
Cyanide," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers.
37.106 "Wasteload Allocation," Toledo
Metropolitan Area Council of
Governments, August 1976.
37.107 "Wasteload Allocation Issue: Mass
vs. Concentration," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, July 1976.
37.108 "Wasteload Projections for Indus-
trial Dischargers and Industries
Connected to Municipal Systems,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
November 1977.
37.109 "Waste Load Allocation Analysis,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission, September 1976.
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37.110 "Appendix D: Waste!oad Alloca-
tions, Phase II and III Report,"
Michigan Area Council of Govern-
ments, 1978.
37.111 "Task 3.3 Waste!oads from Sub-
surface Disposal Systems," Cape
Cod Planning and Economic
Development Commission, 1976.
37.112 "Waste Load Allocations," Region
VI Planning and Development
Commission.
37.113 "Waste Load Projections," Metro-
plan, Freese and Nichols, 1978.
37.114 "Wastewater Flow Projections
Northeast 208 Study Area, Task
4.3," Chapter 5, State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, March 1978.
37.115 "Wastewater Generation: Municipal
Sources," Central Massachusetts
Regional Planning Commission,
January 1977.
37.116 "Wastewater Flow from Connected
Industries," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, December
1976.
37.117 "Water Quality Impact Assessment
Methodologies," Southeastern
Regional Planning and Economic
Development Commission, September
1976, 123 pages. Topics include
loadings and groundwater.
37.118 "The Water Quality Impacts of
Nonpoint Loads to the Jordan
River," Salt Lake Council of
Governments, April 1977, 83 pages.
37.119 "Water Quality Model and Wasteload
Allocation of the Rappahannock
River Below Fredericksburg, Va.,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, Environmental Pro-
tection Agency Region III, July
1974.
37.120 "Water Quality Effects of Pollutant
Loadings," East Central Florida
Regional Planning Council.
37.121 "Water Quality Impacts of Pollutant
Loads Upon the Truckee River,"
Washoe Council of Governments,
December 1977.
37.122 "Water Quality Management Plan for
On-Site Waste Disposal," North
Carolina Department of Natural
Resources and Community Development.
37.123 "Wet Weather Waste Load Allocation
Study of the Land Cut Portion of the
Theodore Ship Channel and Barge
Canal Extension," South Alabama
Regional Planning Commission,
February 1977.
XXXVIII. WASTEWATER TREATMENT
38.1
"Evaluative Criteria
native Treatment and
Methods of Municipal
38.2
38.3
38.4
for Alter-
Disposal
and Industrial
Wastewater Residual," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, March 1977.
"201/208 Coordination," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
November 1976.
"201 Coordination," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, May 1977.
^ * ^
"Treatment Plant Capacity/Staging,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
7
38.5
38.6
Del
Commission, ^
February 1977
"Potential On-Site Disposal System,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
March 1977.
"Methodology for Non-Municipal
Facilities," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, August
1976.
261
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38.7 "Pros and Cons of Joint Treatment,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
June 1976.
38.8 "Municipal Facilities Assessment,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
July 1977.
38.9 "Information of Step I, II, III,
Facilities Plans," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, July 1977.
38.10 "Potential for Waste Clearing-
houses and Exchanges in Philadel-
phia," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, September 1977.
38.11 "Facilities Data Base," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
November 1976.
38.12 "Analysis of Potential for New
Wastewater Technologies," North-
western Indiana Regional Planning
Commission, July 1977, revised
February 1978.
38.13 "Development of Control and
Reduction Options for Municipal/
Domestic Wastewater Treatment
Facilities," Northwestern
Indiana Regional Planning Commis-
sion, February 1977.
38.14 "California Regional Water Quality
Control Boards (4,8,9) Municipal
Wasteloads and Water Treatment
System Capacity Requirements,"
Southern California Association
of Governments.
38.15 "Waste Treatment Management for
Unsewered Areas in the Malibu/
Topanga Area," Volume 5, Southern
California Association of Govern-
ments.
38.16 "Research Needs for Water Resources
Control in California," California
Water Resources Control Board,
$3.70.
38.17 "Interim Manual for Wastewater
Chiorination and Dechlorination
Practice," California Water
Resources Control Board, $2.10.
38.18 "Demonstration of Digital/Computer
Application in a Wastewater Treat-
ment Plant," California Water
Resources Control Board, $1.90.
38.19 "Assessment of Biological Effects
of Treated Wastewater on the
Truckee River, Final Report,"
California Water Resources Control
Board, $2.70.
38.20 "The Effects of Advanced Wastewater
Treatment on Trace Organic Com-
pounds," California Water Resources
Control Board, $5.05.
38.21 "Summary of Marine Waste Disposal
Research Program in California,"
California Water Resources Control
Board, $1.70.
38.22 "Wastewater Reclamation at Whittier
Narrows," California Water Resources
Control Board, $2.65.
38.23 "Cannery Waste Treatment, Utiliza-
tion and Disposal," California
Water Resources Control Board,
$4.55.
38.24 "On-Site Wastewater Disposal,"
Snohomish County Planning Depart-
ment, December 1977, 126 pages.
38.25 "Municipal Waste Treatment Needs,"
Chapter 8, Tallahassee-Leon County
Planning Department.
38.26 "Preliminary Evaluation of the
Impact of Subsurface Disposal
Systems on Water Quality," Rhode
Island Statewide Planning Program.
262
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38.27 "Hazardous Wastes," Kansas Depart-
ment of Health and Environment,
fact sheet.
38.28 "Water Quality Management System
for Southesat Michigan. A Back-
ground Paper," Southeast Michigan
Council of Governments, August
1977.
38.29 "Municipal Wastewater Treatment
Facilities: Background Summary,"
Southeast Michigan Council of
Governments, March 1978.
38.30 "Report on Hazardous and Toxic
Wastes - Task 3.5," Middlesex
County Planning Board, May 1977.
38.31 "The Domestic Wastewater Report,"
Volume 4, Regional Intergovern-
mental Report.
38.32 "Review of Municipal and Private
Domestic Wastewater Treatment and
Management Plans," New Castle
County 208.
38.33 "Wastewater Treatment Process
Functions and Capabilities,"
New Castle County 208, December
1975.
38.34 "Review of Waste Treatment Facil-
ities - Section II - Middletown,"
New Castle County 208, September
1975.
38.35 "Program of Work for the New
Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Program,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
June 1975.
38.36 "Wastewater Treatment Process
Functions and Capabilities,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency,
December 1975.
38.37 "Review of Municipal and Private
Domestic Wastewater Treatment
Facilities," New Castle County Area-
wide Waste Treatment Management
Agency, June 1976.
38.38 "Environmental Impact Assessment
for Areawide Wastewater Treatment
and Management Plans," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency.
38.39 "Pretreatment - A Case Study," New
Castle County Areawide Waste Treat-
ment Management Agency, August 1977.
38.40 "Ada/Canyon Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Plan, Project Control
Program," Ada Planning Association,
August 1975.
38.41 "Individual Waste Disposal Systems
Management Plan Ada/Canyon Counties
Idaho," Ada Planning Association,
$5.00.
38.42 "Hazardous Wastes Disposal and
Spills Management Plan, Ada and
Canyon Counties, Idaho," Ada Plan-
ning Association, $3.50.
38.43 "Municipal Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Plan, Ada and Canyon Counties
Idaho," Ada Planning Association,
$15.00.
38.44 "Individual Waste Disposal System
Plan Background Information," Ada
Planning Association, $1.50.
38.45 "Individual Waste Disposal System
Plan: Preliminary Management Plan,"
Ada Planning Association, $3.00.
38.46 "Ada/Canyon Areawide Waste Treat-
ment Management Plan," Ada Planning
Association.
38.47 "Individual Waste Disposal System
Plan: Management Analysis," Ada
Planning Association, $1.00.
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38.48 "Northern Middlesex Area Waste- 38.58
water Management Study - Interim
Outputs," Northern Middlesex Area
Commission, May 1976.
38.49 "Areawide Wastewater Management
System for the Chattanooga 208 38.59
Region," Chattanooga Area Regional
Council of Governments, June 1977.
38.50 "The Chattanooga Area 208 Waste
Treatment Management Plan,"
Chattanooga Area Regional Council 38.60
of Governments, June 1978, 433
pages.
38.51 "Chapter IX - Areawide Management
Plan," Chattanooga Area Regional 38.61
Council of Governments, May 1978,
48 pages.
38.52 "Activity 904/Preparation of A
Detailed Chattanooga 208 Areawide 38.62
Waste Treatment Management Plan,"
Chattanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, 8 pages.
38.53 "The Chattanooga Area 208 Waste 38.63
Treatment Management Plan Sum-
mary," Chattanooga Area Regional
Council of Governments, June 1978,
17 pages.
38.64
38.54 "Municipal Waste Treatment Systems
Needs," Central Midlands Regional
Planning Commission.
38.55 "Wastewater Facility Study for
Victor and Cripple Creek," 38.65
Pikes Peak Area Council of
Governments, Nelson, Haley,
Patterson and Quirk, Inc. draft.
38.56 "Wastewater System and Point
Discharges Data Base," Pikes Peak 38.66
Area Council of Governments,
Nelson, Haley, Patterson and
Quirk, Inc., 1975.
38.57 "Wastewater Reuse Study for Pikes
Peak Area COG," Pikes Peak Area 38.67
Council of Governments, December
1974.
"Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment System, Working Paper 13,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of Govern-
ments, Nelson, Haley, Patterson and
Quirk, Inc.
"Ft. Lupton, Colorado Plan for
Wastewater Treatment Works,"
Larimer-Weld Regional Council of
Governments, May 1977, 68 pages,
$5.00.
"Timnath, Colorado Plan for Waste-
water Treatment Works," Larimer-
Weld Regional Council of Government,
May 1977, 38 pages, $3.00.
"Pierce, Colorado Plan for Waste-
water Treatment Works," Larimer-
Weld Regional Council of Govern-
ment, May 1977, 33 pages, $3.00.
"Platteville, Colorado Plan for
Wastewater Treatment Works," Larimer-
Weld Regional Council of Government,
May 1977, 36 pages, $3.00.
"Severance, Colorado Plan for Waste-
water Treatment Works," Larimer-
Weld Regional Council of Government,
May 1977, 40 pages, $3.00.
"Concentrated Animal Feeding
Operation - Waste Management and
Resources Recovery," Larimer-Weld
Regional Council of Government,
July 1977, 96 pages, $7.00.
"Weld Central High School Colorado
Plan for Wastewater Treatment
Works," Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Government, May 1977,
28 pages, $3.00.
"Milliken Sanitation District
Colorado Plan for Wastewater Treat-
ment Works," Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Government, May 1977,
54 pages, $4.50.
"Municipal Waste Treatment System
Needs," South Carolina Department
of Health and Environmental Con-
trol, November 30, 1978.
264
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38.68 "Municipal Wastewater Treatment
Planning," West Central Indiana
Economic Development District.
38.69 "208 Wastewater Management Program
Summary Report," Lane Council of
Governments, December 1977.
38.70 "Wastewater Management," Lane
Council of Governments, January
1976, brochure.
38.71 "St. George Treatment Plant
Records," Five County Association
of Governments.
38.72 "Washington Treatment Plant
Records," Five County Association
of Governments.
38.73 "Waste Treatment Management,"
Region I (New England).
38.74 "Wastewater Facilities Planning
City of Saco Maine, Volumes 1
and 2," Region I (New England),
January 1976.
38.75 "Wastewater Generation Municipal
Source," Region I (New England),
April 13, 1976.
38.76 "Areawide Wastewater Management,"
Region I (New England), March 18,
1975.
38.77 "Wastewater Management Solution
Service Areas," Region I (New
England), April 1977.
38.78 "Non-Structural Solutions of
Wastewater Disposal," Region I
(New England).
38.79 "Treatment Plant Sampling Data,"
Region I (New England), October
1977.
38.80 "Wastewater Management Solutions,"
Region I (New England), April
1977.
38.81 "Non-Structural Solution of
Wastewater Disposal," Region I (New
England).
38.82 "Review of the On-Going 201 Type
Planning Activities," Region I
(New England).
38.83 "Wastewater Generation Rates,"
Region I (New England), March 18,
1976.
38.84 "Review of Existing Systems Service
Areas and Flows," Region I (New
England).
38.85 "Facilities Needs Plan," Region I
(New England), February 1976.
38.86 "Initial Municipal Facilities,"
Region I (New England), July 16,
1976.
38.87 "201 Facilities for South Berwick
Maine," Region I (New England),
March 10, 1977.
38.88 "Facility Planning Report for
Wastewater Treatment," Region I
(New England), January 1977.
38.89 "Wastewater Facilities Planning,"
Region I (New England), January 11,
1977.
38.90 "Mapping Procedure for Determining
Suitability of Soils for Individual
Wastewater Treatment," Region I
(New England).
38.91 "Municipal Wastewater Treatment
Plant Evaluation," Region I (New
England), March 18, 1976.
38.92 "On-Site Wastewater Treatment
Systems," Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana
Regional Council of Governments,
1978.
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38.93 "City of Phoenix 91st Avenue Waste-
water Treatment Plant Effluent
Disinfection Facility Plan Interim
Report Detailed Cost Supplement,"
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, Greeley and Hansen, John
Carollo Engineers, May 1979.
38.94 "City of Phoenix 91st Avenue
Wastewater Treatment Plan -
Draft Minor Modifications Facility
Plan," Maricopa Association of
Governments, Greeley and Hansen/
John Carollo Engineers, July 1979.
38.95 "City of Phoenix 91st Avenue
Wastewater Treatment Plant -
Minor Modifications Facility
Plan - Addendum," Maricopa
Association of Governments,
Greeley and Hansen/John Carollo
Engineers, August 1979.
38.96 "City of Phoenix 91st Avenue
Wastewater Treatment Plant -
Draft Effluent Disinfection
Facility Plan," Maricopa Associa-
tion of Governments, Greeley and
Hansen/John Carollo Engineers,
July 1979.
38.97 "City of Phoenix 91st Avenue
Wastewater Treatment Plant -
Effluent Disinfection Facility
Plan Addendum," Maricopa Associa-
tion of Governments, Greeley and
Hansen/John Carollo Engineers,
August 1979.
38.98 "City of Phoenix 91st Avenue
Wastewater Treatment Plant
Effluent Disinfection Facility
Plan Interim Report," Maricopa
Association of Governments, May
1979, Greeley and Hansen/John
Carollo Engineers.
38.99 "Wastewater Treatment Alterna-
tives; Land Treatment Systems,
Summary Report," Phoenix Urban
Study, Boyle Engineering for
Corps of Engineers, May 1977.
^Presented in this report are
"various practical reuse options and
their individual application to
specific sites in the Phoenix urban
area. Each reuse option is exam-
ined as it relates to quantity and
quality. Alternatives of land
application of effluent can be
classified into three main groups:
irrigation, infiltration-percolation,
and overland flow. Their indivi-
dual objectives and their applica-
bility to site characteristics are
examined.
38.100 "Environmental Evaluation of
Interceptor Patterns," Maricopa
Association of Governments, Arthur
Beard Engineers, Camp, Dresser
and McKee, Draft Memorandum No. 6,
May 1978.
38.101 "Westside Wastewater Treatment
Alternatives Summary Report,"
Maricopa Association of Govern-
ments, John Carollo Engineers, June
1978.
38.102 "201 Planning Report," Genessee-
Lapeer-Shiawassee Region 5 Planning
and Development Commission, July
1977. Topics include 201 projects
and progress; interface between
208 and 201.
38.103 "Facilities Report for Region 5,"
Genessee-Lapeer-Shiawassee Region 5
Planning and Development Commis-
sion, April 1978. Topics include
point source pollution.
Wastewater Treatment
in Genesee, Lapeer and
38.104 "Municipal
Facilities
Shiawassee Counties, Appendices,"
Genessee-Lapeer-Shiawassee Region
Planning and Development Commis-
sion, Chase-Mogdis, Inc., and
GLS Staff, March 1978.
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38.105 "201 Planning Report," Genesse-
Lapeer-Shiawassee Revion V Plan-
ning and Development Commission,
July 1977.
38.106 "Task 2.4.1 Non-Structural
Solutions of Wastewater Disposal,"
Cape Cod Planning and Economic
Development Commission, 1976.
38.107 "Task 2.5 Identification of
Wastewater Management Problem
Areas," Cape Cod Planning and
Economic Development Commission,
1976.
38.108 "Task 2.1 Review of On-Going 201-
Type Planning Activities," Cape
Cod Planning and Economic Develop-
ment Commission, Anderson-Nichols
and Co., Inc.
38.109 "Water and Wastewater Technology,"
Pueblo Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Hammer, Mark J., New York:
John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1975.
38.110 "Wastewater Treatment by Land
Application," Pueblo Regional
Planning Commission, Foreman,
Joe R., unpublished report, April
1976.
38.111 "201 Wastewater Facilities Plan,
City of Pueblo, Colorado," Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission,
Sellards and Griggs, Inc., Environ-
mental Protection Agency Grant
No. C080343-01, project 74055,
March 1977.
38.112 "WQ-14 Fishery Potential of the
Jordan River as Affected by Waste-
water Treatment Alternatives,"
Salt Lake Council of Governments,
July 1977 (rewrite), 121 pages.
38.113 "PM-8 Magna 201 Area Facilities
Requirements, Salt Lake Council
of Governments, August 1977
(reprint), 23 pages.
38.114 "PM-6 Salt Lake City 201 Area
Facilities Requirements," Salt Lake
Council of Governments, August 1977
(rewrite), 27 pages.
38.115 "The Relationship Between 201
Facilities Planning and the 208
Areawide Wastewater Treatment Pro-
gram," Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana
Regional Council of Governments,
September 1975.
38.116 "Areawide Wastewater Facilities
Needs," Southern Rockingham Regional
Planning District Commission, March
1976.
38.117 "Suitable Areas for Wastewater Dis-
posal," Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission, U.S.
Department of Agriculture Soil
Conservation Service.
38.118 "Current Wastewater Management,"
Houston-Galveston Area Council,
May 1977, revised November 1977.
38.119 "Subsidence and Related Effects on
Wastewater Collection and Treatment
Facilities," Houston-Galveston Area
Council, November 1976.
38.120 "Selecting Communities for Waste-
water Planning," Vermont Department
of Environmental Water Resources,
1978. Development of methodology
whereby unsewered communities
within a region may be surveyed to
select villages where new dis-
chargers to surface water bodies
may be prevented by careful plan-
ning for wastewater disposal in new
developments. Criteria include
soils information, data on past
septic system failures, and popu-
lation growth rates. Three com-
munities were subsequently selected
for pilot wastewater management
planning. Whitingham Sewage Man-
agement Investigation - 31 pages.
Felchville Sewage Management In-
vestigation - 32 pages. Bondville
Sewage Management Investigation -
18 pages.
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38.121 "Alternative Wastewater Systems for
a Small Community, Arlington,
Vermont - A Case Study," Vermont
Department of Environmental Water
Resources, 1978, 118 pages.
Includes analysis of growth and
development alternatives, assess-
ment of alternatives, defining
the pollution problem, character-
istics of the project area, and
system design recommendations.
38.122 "A State Water Quality Plan for
On-Site Wastewater Disposal,"
Vermont Department of Environ-
mental Water Resources, 1979.
Draft 208 plan for on-site
wastewater disposal in Vermont.
Includes description of studies
under contract by 208 program,
description of problems and
recommended solutions, and the
proposed 208 management plan.
38.123 "Inter!ocal Contracts for Waste-
water Management Services,"
Mid-America Regional Council,
June 1977.
38.124 "Report on Status of Planning for
New Facilities," Mid-America
Regional Council.
38.125 "Final Report on Municipal Treat-
ment Works Program," Mid-America
Regional Council.
38.126 "Report on Areawide Treatment
Alternatives," Mid-America
Regional Council.
38.127 "Memorandum on Guidelines and
Criteria for Wastewater Treatment,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
38.128 "Preliminary Reclaimed Wastewater
Market Survey," Association of Bay
Area Governments, April 1977,
$2.00.
38.129 "Existing Municipal Wastewater
Management Agencies in the San
Francisco Bay Region," Association
of Bay Area Governments, February
1977, $1.00.
38.130 "Existing and Planned Wastewater
Management Facilities in the San
Francisco Bay Region," Association
of Bay Area Governments, January
1977, revised, $1.00.
38.131 "Preliminary Evaluation of Publicly
Owned Wastewater Treatment and
Collection Systems," Rhode Island
Statewide Planning Program.
38.132 "Wastewater Management Information
System (WMIS) - User's Manual,"
Chapter 5, State of New Jersey
Department of Environmental Pro-
tection.
38.133 "Wastewater Flow Projections, -
Monmouth County 208 Study Area,"
State of New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection.
38.134 "Areawide Wastewater Management
Planning Process: Plan of Study,"
Atlanta Regional Commission,
December 1976. Guiding document
for the 208 program.
38.135 "On-Site Wastewater Treatment,"
Northeast Michigan Council of
Governments, January 1978.
38.136 "208 Municipal Waste Treatment
Systems Needs," Nassau Suffolk
Regional Planning Board.
38.137 "Wastewater Treatment System Needs
and Management Responsibilities,"
Comprehensive Planning Organization
of San Diego County. A description
and analysis of all sewage trans-
mission and treatment facilities
needed over the next several years
to: (a) meet water quality stan-
dards; (b) serve the population
growth projected in the regional
growth forecasts.
38.138 "Wastewater Treatment System Needs,"
South Alabama Regional Planning
Commission, June 1977.
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38.139 "National Conference on Less
Costly Wastewater Treatment
Systems for Small Communities,"
U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency, April 12-14, 1977, Reston,
Virginia.
38.140 "Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Study; Summary of the Pro-
posed Plan," Metropolitan Service
District, Columbia Regional
Council of Governments.
38.141 "Public Facilities and Services
Element, Part I: Waste Treatment
Management Component," Metropol-
itan Service District, Columbia
Regional Council of Governments,
July 1978. Public facilities and
services element.
38.142 "Low or No Water Waste Disposal
Systems for Individual Homes: An
Evaluation and Catalog of Types
and Brands," Montachusett-Nashua
Areawide Water Quality Management
Plan, 1977, 26 pages.
38.143 "Truckee Meadows Wastewater Man-
agement Study," Washoe Council of
Governments, August 1978.
38.144 "Joint Wastewater Treatment
Feasibility Study," Southeast
Idaho Council of Governments.
38.145 "Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Plan, Volume II, Appendices
Covering Technical Support Data,"
South-Central Michigan Planning
Council, June 1977, 959 pages.
38.146 "On-Site Waste Disposal," West
Central Indiana Economic Develop-
ment District, Inc.
38.147 "Water Quality Criteria and Waste-
water Management Planning," East-
West Gateway Coordinating Com-
mittee, March 1977. This graph-
ically designed report briefly
describes a water quality stan-
dard, the 5-step establishment
process, and two major indicators
of pollutions that require stan-
dards, fecal coliform and phosphates.
The differences between EWGCC 208
criteria and state and federal
standards revolve around these two
- parameters, and this report indi-
cates how and why EWGCC 208 criteria
differ from state standards.
38.148 "Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Plan - Wastewater Planning
Parameters," Eastgate Development
and Transportation Agency, May
1976.
38.149 "Wastewater Facilities and Point
Source Inventory," Northern
Arizona Council of Governments, 1978.
38.150 "Legal and Institutional Issues of
On-Site Wastewater Disposal Systems
Management," Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency, December 1977.
38.151 "Illinois Guidelines for the Pre-
paration of Facilities Plans for
Unsewered Communities," Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency,
September 1977.
38.152 "Draft Legislative Proposal for the
Formation of On-Site Wastewater
Disposal Zones," Illinois Environ-
mental Protection Agency, January
1978.
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38.153 "Wastewater Treatment Community
Profiles," Indian Nations Council
of Governments, Environmental Pro-
tection Agency Plan Element 3,
January 1978. A summary of con-
ditions at existing municipal waste
treatment plants is presented. A
total of 38 community wastewater
point sources have been identified
and located from available data.
In addition 47 non-municipal dis-
chargers were identified. Data
are presented on average daily
effluent flow, effluent BOD,
effluent
effluent
plant is
provided.
total phosphorus and
TKN. A profile of each
given and summaries are
38.154 "On-Site and Small Community Waste
Disposal Management Plan for
Jackson County, Oregon," Rogue
Valley Council of Governments.
38.155 "Waste Treatment Management Plan,"
Rogue Valley Council of Govern-
ments.
38.156 "Summary of Potential Implementa-
tion Roles for 201 Agencies,"
#117, Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
38.157 "Waste Management Techniques Analy-
sis," #215, Area Planning Board of
Palm Beach County.
38.158 "On-Lot Disposal System Elimina-
tion and Point Discharges Prior-
ities," #213, Area Planning Board
of Palm Beach County.
38.159 "Areawide Waste Treatment Manage-
ment Plan," #221, Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
38.160 "Initial Municipal Facilities
Planning," Berkshire County
Regional Planning Commission,
July 1976.
XXXIX. GENERAL WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT
REPORTS, STUDY AREAS
39.1 "Development of Process Design for
Continuing Water Quality Management
and Planning," #132, Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
39.2 "General Water Quality Improvement
Strategies," #308, Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
39.3 "Quarterly Report - Continuing
Information and Education Program,"
#625, Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
39.4 "Quarterly Report - Continuing
Information and Education Program,"
#626, Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
39.5 "Quarterly, Semi-Annual, Annual
Report," #706, Area Planning Board
of Palm Beach County.
39.6 "Phase II Contracts," #703, Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach County.
39.7 "Memoranda of Agreement," #704,
Area Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
39.8 "Quarterly Report - Continuing
Information and Education Program,"
#622, Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
39.9 "Quarterly Report - Continuing
Information and Education," #623,
Area Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
39.10 "Quarterly Report - Continuing
Information and Education Program,"
#624, Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
39.11 "A Comprehensive List and Oper-
ational Framework of Nonstructural
Planning and Implementation Tools
to Better Effectuate Water Quality,"
#103, Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
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39.12 "Effectiveness Evaluation Analysis
of Existing or Potential Non-
Structural Controls," #102, Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
39.13 "Environmental Setting," #501,
Area Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
39.14 "Monitoring and Control Program
Effects on Fishing and Recrea-
tional Valves," #310, Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
39.15 "Interim Facilities Analysis,"
#214, Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
39.16 "Work Area 1 Summary of Tasks,"
#133, Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
39.17 "Water Quality Sampling Results,"
#302, Area Planning Board of Palm
Beach County.
39.18 "Detailed Summary of Plan Tech-
niques," #214, Area Planning
Board of Palm Beach County.
39.19 "Water Quality Report," #311, Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
39.20 "Inter-Regional Problems Network
Analysis Report," #110, Area Plan-
ning Board of Palm Beach County.
39.21 "Evaluation Criteria," #108, Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
39.22 "Functional Planning Study Area:
Pottsville," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers," October
1977.
39.23 "Functional Planning Study Area:
New Ringold," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, October
1977.
39.24 "Functional Planning Study Area:
Upper Perkiumen," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, October
1977.
39.25 "Functional Planning Area: Ridley-
Crum Creek," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, October
1977.
39.26 "Functional Planning Study Area:
Lower Schylkill," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, October
1977.
39.27 "Appendix VII-D Benefits of the
Pennypack Preservation Area,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Louis Berger and
Associates, Inc., July 1975.
39.28 "Interim Projections Report: Serks
County and Portions of Schuylkill
and Lebanon Counties," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, June 1977.
39.29 "Evaluation of Ecofin," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
October 1976.
39.30 "Field Study Design for UDOM
Calibration on the Neshaminy, Perk-
iomen and Brandywine Creek Basins,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Water Resources Engin-
eers, Inc., August 1975.
39.31 "Environmental Management Areas in
the Delaware Valley Region," Del-
aware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, 1977.
39.32 "Detailed Water Quality Assessment
of the Upper Bucks County Sub-
Basin," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers.
271
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39.33 "Detailed Water Quality Assessment 39.42
of the Perkidmen Sub-Basin, Del-
aware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers.
39.43
39.34 "Detailed Water Quality Assessment
of the Upper Schylkill and Mahoning
Sub-Basins," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers. 39.44
39.35 "Detailed Water Quality Assessment
of the Schuylkill-Tulpehaken Sub-
Basin," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz 39.45
Engineers.
39.36 "Detailed Water Quality Assessment
of the Maiden Creek and Little
Lehigh Sub-Basin," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission, 39.46
Chester Betz Engineers.
39.37 "Detailed Water Quality Assessment
of the Schuylkill-Manatawny-
French Sub-Basins," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers. 39.47
39.38 "Detailed Water Quality Assessment
of the Christian and Octorado Sub-
Basin," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz 39.48
Engineers.
39.39 "Detailed Water Quality Assessment
of the Brandywine Sub-Basin,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning 39.49
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers.
39.40 "Detailed Water Quality Assessment
of the Delaware County Sub-Basin,"
. Delaware Valley Regional Planning 39.50
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers.
39.41 "Detailed Water Quality Assessment
of the Frankford-Pennypack Po-
quessing Sub-Basin," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers.
"Detailed Water Quality Assessment
of the Lower Schuylkill Sub-Basin,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers.
"Detailed Water Quality Assessment
of the Neshaminy Sub-Basin," Del-
aware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers.
"Detailed Water Quality Assessment
of the Bristol-New Hope Sub-Basin,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers.
"Interim Projections Report: Bucks,
Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and
Philadelphia Counties," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, March 1976.
"Response to Comments From Meeting
With Lower Bucks County Repre-
sentatives on February 17, 1976,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Moody and Associates,
Inc., February 1976.
"Continuing Planning Responsibil-
ities," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, October 1977.
"COWAMP/208 Planning Areas," Del-
aware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
January 1977.
"Sketch Planning Mini-COWAMP/208,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
May 1977.
"Changes to the EPA Preparation of
Environmental Impact Statements
Incorporated in the Final Regula-
tion of April 14, 1975," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
April 5, 1975. '
272
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39.51 "Principle Enforcement Respon-
sibility," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, December 1977.
39.52 "Report on CBE August 1976 Water
Quality Investigation," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers.
39.53 "COWAMP/CBE 208 Data Management,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
November 1976.
39.54 "208/201/537 Relationship,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, January 1977.
39.55 "COWAMP/208 Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan Fact Sheet," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, 1 page.
39.56 "Monitoring and Surveillance,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
December 1976.
39.57 "Coordination of Areawide Water
Quality Monitoring Activity,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers,
December 1977.
39.58 "Designated Management Agency
Recommendations," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, October
1977.
39.59 "Procedures for the Review of
Projects of Regional Significance,"
Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments, January 1975.
39.60 "Water Quality Problems in San
Francisco Bay," Association of Bay
Area Governments, January 1978,
$1.00.
39.61 "Preliminary Water Use Projections
for the Bay Area," Association of
Bay Area Governments, April 1977,
$1.00.
39.62 "Vessel Wastes--The Problem and
Possible Solution," Association of
Bay Area Governments, May 1977,
$2.00.
39.63 "Environmental Effects of Dredging
and Disposal in the San Francisco
Bay Estuarine System," Association
- of Bay Area Governments, Louis H.
DiSalvo, Ph.D, July 1977, $5.00.
39.64 "A-95 Notification Process: Guide-
lines for Affected Agencies,"
Association of Bay Area Governments,
1976.
39.65 "A-95 Program Capsule," Association
of Bay Area Governments, September
1974.
39.66 "Water Quality Analysis and Pollu-
tion Control Strategies," Associa-
tion of Bay Area Governments,
December 1976, $1.00.
39.67 "Examination of Existing Water
Quality Problems in Sonoma County,"
Association of Bay Area Governments,
July 1977, $2.00.
39.68 "Examination of Existing Water
Quality Problems in San Mateo
County," Association of Bay Area
Governments, April 1977, $2.00.
39.69 "Examination of Existing Water
Quality Problems in Solano County,"
Association of Bay Area Governments,
February 1977, $2.00.
39.70 "Examination of Existing Water
Quality Problems in Santa Clara
County," Association of Bay Area
Governments, March 1977, $2.00.
39.71 "Selection of Water Quality
Problems," AMBAG Policy Paper #2,
Association of Monterey Bay Area
Governments, 1977.
273
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39.72 "Identification of Top Priority 39.81
Water Quality Problems," Land-of-
Sky Regional Council, Cummings
Engineers, Inc., March 1978, 41
pages.
39.82
39.73 "Identification of Potential Water
Quality Impairing Activities,"
Land-of-Sky Regional Council,
Cummings Engineers, Inc., May
1977, 36 pages. 39.83
39.74 "Existing Management Framework for
Waste and Water Quality Control," 39.84
Ada Planning Association, $3.00.
39.75 "Variations in Water Quality
Constituents Throughout the Study 39.85
Area," Land-of-Sky Regional
Council, Moore, Gardner and
Associates, Inc., May 1978, 31
pages.
39.86
39.76 "Identification of Methods of
Abating Top Priority Water Quality
Problems," Land-of-Sky Regional
Council, Cummings Engineers,
Inc., June 1978, 46 pages. 39.87
39.77 "Interim Report Task I: Selection
of Water Quality Priority Areas,"
Maryland Water Resources Admin-
istration.
39.78 "Questionnaires, Tabulation of 39.88
Ranking Priorities Relative to
Water Quality and Related Environ-
mental Concerns," Sussex County 39.89
Water Quality Management Project.
39.79 "Interim Output: Letter of Trans-
mittal to P.A.C. Members," Sussex
County Water Quality Management 39.90
Project.
39.80 "Constituting Resolution of Sussex
County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Creating P.A.C.," Sussex County 39.91
Water Quality Management Project,
substitute action of May 24, 1977.
"Take the '208' Route to Clean
Water," Sussex County Water Quality
Management Project, Sussex County
agency brochure.
"Recommended Potomac River Monitor-
ing Program," Metropolitan D.C.
Council of Governments, May 1979,
50 pages.
"Documentation Survey," #106, Area
Planning Board of Palm Beach County.
"Ongoing Monitoring Program Require-
ments," #309, Area Planning Board
of Palm Beach County.
"Water Quality Issues, Needs,
Problems and Objectives," #301,
Area Planning Board of Palm Beach
County.
"Raw Water Quality Data Obtained
from Routine Monitoring Stations,"
Five County Association of Govern-
ments.
"Locations and Maps Showing Routine
Monitoring Stations in Beaver,
Garfield, Iron, Kane and Washington
Counties," Five County Association
of Governments, August 8, 1975 to
August 20, 1976.
"Water Rights Allocations," Five
County Association of Governments.
"Graphs of Water Quality Data for
Routine Monitoring Stations,"
Five County Association of Govern-
ments.
"Raw Water Quality Data Obtained
from Intensive Monitoring Stations,"
Five County Association of Govern-
ments.
"Demand Center Methodology for
COWAMP/208 Planning In Pennsyl-
vania WQMSA1," Delaware Valley
vania WQMSA1," Delaware Valle
Regional Planning Commission,
1976.
March
274
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39.92 "The Executive Report," Vol. 1,
Regional Intergovernmental
Council.
39.93 "Resource Constraints on Develop-
ment," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, 1976.
39.94 "Plan Selection Process: Policy
Recommendations," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
December 1977.
39.95 "Preliminary Discussion of the
Plan Selection Process," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, March 1976.
39.96 "Coordination: COWAMP, Planning
and Other Programs in Southeastern
Pennsylvania," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
June 1976.
39.97 "Implication of Proposed Water
Quality Criteria for Unionized
Ammonia and Nit WQMSA No. 1,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers.
39.98 "Review of Proposed Water Quality
Criteria Amendments, Delaware
River and Bay," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Aquatic Ecology Association.
39.99 "The 208 Plan Selection Process
for Burlington, Camden, Glouces-
ter and Mercer Counties,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, March 1977.
39.100 "Interim Projections Report,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Philadelphia, DIRPC,
July 1977.
39.101 "Water Quality Management System,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Macro Level View,
Chester Betz Engineers, July 1975.
39.102 "Recommended Water Quality Monitor-
ing and Surveillance Program,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engineers.
39.103 "Sadsbury-West Sadsbury Study
Area," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, November 1977.
39.104 "Warwick Study Area," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, November
1977.
39.105 "Lower Bucks Study Area," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, November
1 I-VT7
39.106 "Functional Planning Study Area:
Tulpehocken Creek Basin," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
October 1977.
39.107 "Functional Planning Study Area:
Willow-Maiden Creek," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
October 1977.
39.108 "Functional Planning Study Area:
Lower Bucks County," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
October 1977.
39.109 "Functional Planning Study Area:
Warwick Township," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, October
1977.
39.110 "Functional Planning Study Area:
West Grove-Avondale," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
October 1977.
275
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39.111 "Functional Planning Study Area:
Sadsbury-West Sadsbury," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
October 1977.
39.112 "Functional Planning Study Area:
Chester Creek," Delaware Valley
Regional Planning Commission,
Chester Betz Engineers, October
1977.
39.113 "Inclusion of Lansford and Summit
(Carbon County) In Water Quality
Management Study Area No. 1,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, August 1977.
39.114 "Water Quality Management Study
Area," No. 1 Data Base Assess-
ment," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester
Betz Engineers, August 1974.
39.115 "Lower Schuylkill Study Area,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, November 1977.
39.116 "West Grove - Avondale Study
Area," Delaware Valley Regional
Planning Commission, Chester Betz
Engineers, November 1977.
39.117 "Upper Perkiomen Study Area,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, November 1977.
39.118 "New Ringold Study Area," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
November 1977.
39.119 "Pottsville Study Area," Delaware
Valley Regional Planning Commis-
sion, Chester Betz Engineers,
November 1977.
39.120 "Analysis of New Water Quality
Data for the INCOG 208 Study
Area," Indian Nations Council of
Governments, Tulsa City-County
Health Department, February 1979.
39.121 "Designated Management Agency
Approval," Indian Nations Council
of Governments, May 1979.
39.122 "Proposal for an Environmental
Management Structure," Indian
Nations Council of Governments, May
1979.
39.123 "Documentation Package for Program
'River'," Indian Nations Council of
Governments, Environmental Protection
Agency Plan Element 6 and 7, March
1978. This report includes a sum-
mary of the basic equation, applica-
bility, and user information for the
computer program River. Example
outputs from the program are also
included. Additional information
relative to the application of this
program to the INCOG Planning Area
will be available in a separate
working paper.
39.124 "Water Quality Monitoring Program,"
Indian Nations Council of Govern-
ments, Tulsa City-County Health
Department, January 1979.
39.125 "Georgia Water Quality Control Act
No. 870 (HB 730)," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Commis-
sion, as amended through 1974,
Georgia Department of Natural
Resources.
39.126 "Water Quality Monitoring Data for
Georgia Streams, 1973," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning Commis-
sion, Volumes 1 and 2, January
1974.
39.127 "A Water Quality Investigation of
Tobesofkee Creek (Ocmulgee),"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, Georgia Water
Quality Control Board, June 1970.
39.128 "Water Resources Data for Georgia-
1973," Macon-Bibb County Planning
and Zoning Commission, Department
of Interior, Geological Survey,
prepared tn cooperation with the
State of Georgia and with other
agencies, 1974.
276
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39.129 "Management Program Summary,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission.
39.130 "Water Quality Monitoring Data
for Georgia Streams, 1971,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission, Georgia
Department of Natural Resources.
39.131 "Integrated Control Plans - Prior-
ity Program for Newport Bay,"
Volume 8, Southern California
Association of Governments.
39.132 "Fiscal Year 1978-79 Clean Water
Grant Priority List for the
South Coast 208 Area," Southern
California Association of Govern-
ments.
39.133 "A Proposal for an Overall Manage-
ment System for South Coast Plan
Implementation," Southern Calif-
ornia Association of Governments.
39.134 "A Proposal for a Management System
for Marine and Estuarine Water
Quality Research and Monitoring
Activities in the South Coast 208
Area," Southern California Assoc-
iation of Governments.
39.135 "Montgomery County," Miami Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
Development guidelines.
39.136 "Miami County," Miami Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
Development guidelines.
39.137 "Greene County," Miami Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
Development guidelines.
39.138 "Darke County," Miami Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
Development guidelines.
39.139 "Preble County," Miami Valley
Regional Planning Commission.
Development guidelines.
39.140 "Areawide Water Quality Issues
in the Miami Valley Region," Miami
Valley Regional Planning Commission.
39.141 "Experience and Potential for
Regional Water Quality Management,"
Miami Valley Regional Planning
Commission.
39.142 "A Review of Critical Factors
Impacting Regional Water Quality
Management," Miami Valley Regional
Planning Commission.
39.143 "A Review of Local Agencies Impact-
ing Regional Water Quality Manage-
ment," Miami Valley Regional
Planning Commission.
39.144 "A Review of Regional Agencies
Impacting Regional Water Quality
Management," Miami Valley Regional
Planning Commission.
39.145 "A Review of State Agencies Impact-
ing Regional Water Quality Manage-
ment," Miami Valley Regional
Planning Commission.
39.146 "A Review of Federal Programs
Impacting Regional Water Quality
Management," Miami Valley Regional
Planning Commission.
39.147 "Water Quality Improvements Objec-
tives in Genesse, Lapeer and Shia-
wassee Counties," Genesse-Lapeer-
Shiawassee Region V Planning and
Development Commission, Chase-
Mogdis, Inc., April 1978.
39.148 "Water Quality in Genesse, Lapeer
and Shiawassee Counties - A Base-
line Report," Genesse-Lapeer-
Shiawassee Region V Planning and
Development Commission, Chase-
Mogdis, Inc., April 1978.
39.149 "Special Study," Metroplan,
and Nichols, 1978.
Freese
39.150 "Management Report," Metroplan,
1979.
277
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39.151 "Interim Output Report: Existing
and Projected Service Areas,"
Michigan Area Council of Govern-
ments, 1977.
39.152 "Federal Water Quality Planning
Regulations, Phase IV Report,"
Appendix L, Michigan Area Council
of Governments, 1978.
39.153 "Task 2.8 Wastewater Management
Solutions," Cape Cod Planning and
Economic Development Commission,
1977.
39.154 "Implementation Summary," North
Carolina Department of Natural
Resources and Community Develop-
ment, 25 pages.
39.155 "208 Phase I Results," North
Carolina Department of Natural
Resources and Community Develop-
ment, 70 pages.
39.156 "Preliminary Report - 208 Water
Quality Management in the NEFCO
Area," Northeast Ohio Four
County Organization, November 1977.
39.157 "Preliminary Report on Water
Quality in the Schuylkill River,"
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission, Chester Betz Engin-
eers, August 1976.
39.158 "Preliminary Evaluation of the
Impact of Marinas on Water Qual-
ity," Rhode Island Statewide
Planning Program.
39.159 "Progress Report, Phase IV Man-
agement Program," Weber River
Water Quality Planning Council.
39.160 "Preliminary Water Quality Assess-
ment," Weber River Water Quality
Planning Council.
39.161 "208 Water Quality Program Moves
Ahead," East-West Gateway Coordin-
ating Council, October 1976. A
one-page sheet briefly describing
the methodology to be used in
carrying out the 208 water quality
project.
39.162 "Element 5 - Phase I Workshop
Materials," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council, May 1976.
39.163 "208 Water Quality Glossary,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, January 1976. A list of
key words in the area of water
quality prepared by the Water
Quality Public Information
specialists at East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council.
39.164 "Statement of Coordination Pre-
pared by EWGCC and Southwestern
Illinois Regional and Metropolitan
Planning Commission (SIMAPC),"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, December 1974. This docu-
ment defines the differing roles of
EWGCC and SIMAPC; where EWGCC was
designated as the 208 agency for
the Missouri portion of its region.
39.165 "Dirty Words," East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council," January
1976 to March 1977. Developed by
EWGCC in coordination with the
Southwestern Illinois Metropolitan
and Regional Planning Commission
(the designated 208 agency for the
Illinois side of the St. Louis
metropolitan region).
39.166 "Slide Show and Script," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Council, April
1976. An inhouse project which was
presented at meetings, schools,
clubs and a national 208 conference,
this 12-minute slide show uses
approximately 90 slides and is
accompanied by a script of a dia-
logue between two people.
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39.167 "EWGCC 208 Request for Proposal,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, August 1975. Indicates
what is to be required from
consultants working with EWGCC on
the 208 Wastewater Treatment
Management Study.
39.168 "The Challenge and Opportunity of
Water Quality Management Planning,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, January 1976. Poses
questions and gives answers con-
cerning Section 208 of the
Federal Water Pollution Control
Act as amended.
39.169 "Detailed Work Plan - Executive
Summary - 208 Wastewater Manage-
ment," East-West Gateway Coordin-
ating Council. Outlines the
specific work to be done in each
phase of the program. Provides
background and indicates the
overall organization of the
phases in the 208 study.
39.170 "EWGCC Designating Application,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, December 1974. Applica-
tion to the Governor of Missouri
describing, proposing and giving
reasons for establishing the
Missouri portion of the St. Louis
area as a 208 region and for des-
ignating EWGCC as the designated
208 agency.
39.171 "Phase III Summary Report,"
Element 24, East-West Gateway
Coordinating Council, November
1977. This report was used as a
workshop material for the Phase
III Workshop held in November
1977.
39.172 "Preliminary Problem Analysis,"
Element 20, 21: Task Memo b,
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council, June 1977. Explains the
purpose, methodology and results
of testing the impact of future
conditions on water quality
within the St. Louis 208 area.
39.173 "208 Quarterly Report," East-West
Gateway Coordinating Council. Each
of these reports is a general
description of work completed,
problems, changes and accomplish-
ments of EWGCC wastewater management
study during each quarter of a year.
39.174 "Background Materials, 208 Quality
Management Plans," Element 3, East-
West Gateway Coordinating Council,
September 1976. Discusses back-
ground information that was generated
to describe the 208 study area and
the Phase I steps necessary to under-
take subsequent tasks in the water
quality management project.
39.175 "Regional Water Quality Profile,"
East-West Gateway Coordinating
Council. Contains a brief review
of current and estimated future
water pollution problems for the
208 study area. For each county,
structural and nonstructural con-
trols for these problems are
discussed.
39.176 "EWGCC 208 Planning Agency Program
Profile," East-West Gateway Coor-
dinating Council, October 1976.
Gives a brief description, study
overview and schedule dates for
reports on priority water quality
problems.
39.177 "W.Q. Profiles," Element 15, East-
West Gateway Coordinating Council,
February 1977. Assembled to assist
the 208 regional workshop partici-
pants in understanding and eval-
uating the 208 program.
39.178 "Activity 302 Report/Establish
Subareas and Base Mapping for the
'208' Study Area," Chattanooga Area
Regional Council of Governments, 4
pages.
279
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39.179 "Personal Interviews for the Chatt-
anooga Area Regional Council of
Governments/Southeast Tennessee
Development District 208," Chatt-
anooga Area Regional Council of
Governments, January 20, 1977,
6 pages plus 11 page questionnaire.
39.180 "208 Management Studies: Summary
of Interviews Completed in Accord-
ance with Work Task 702.1,"
Chattanooga Area Regional Council
of Governments, April 29, 1977, 9
pages.
39.181 "208 Background Paper/Project
Memorandum," Chattanooga Area
Regional Council of Governments,
December 16, 1976, 6 pages.
39.182 "Chapter XI - Summary of the
Proposed Plan for the CARCOG/SEDD
208 Study Area," Chattanooga Area
Regional Council of Governments,
June 1978, 17 pages.
39.183 "Management Introduction and Sum-
mary," Central Midlands Regional
Planning Commission.
39.184 "Executive Summary," North Caro-
lina Department of Natural
Resources and Community Develop-
ment, 25 pages.
39.185 "208 Executive Summary," Mid-
Cumberland Council of Governments
and Development District.
39.186 "Water Quality Management Plan
Chapter 1: Executive Summary,"
Central Florida Regional Planning
Commission, March 1978 (draft),
$1.25.
39.187 "Appendix B, Water Quality Summary
Report," Regional Planning Council
of Governments, November 1976.
39.188 "Identification of Management
System Constraints," South Caro-
lina Appalachian Council of
Governments, February 1977.
39.189 "Water Quality Report Summary,"
Volume 4, South Carolina Appala-
chian Council of Governments,
February 1977.
39.190 "Interim Report Number One, Pikes
Peak Area," Pikes Peak Area Council
of Governments, October 1974.
39.191 "Baseline Sensitivity Analysis with
Addendum for "K" Factor Correction,
Working Paper 11," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, Nelson,
Haley, Patterson and Quirk, Inc.
39.192 "Workshop No. Ill, Workbook and
Background Paper," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, January 31,
1976.
39.193 "Workshop No. II Workbook and Back-
ground Papers," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, September
13, 1976.
39.194 "Project Aquarius Water Quality -
1975 to 1976," Pikes Peak Area
Council of Governments, published
as Appendix A to 208 Plan by
Project Aquarius.
39.195 "Application for Desicration as the
Section 208 Water Quality Manage-
ment Planning Agency," Pikes Peak
Area Council of Governments, May
1974.
39.196 "Analysis of Water Quality Problems
for Workshop I, Working Paper 16,"
Pikes Peak Area Council of Govern-
ments, Nelson, Haley, Patterson and
Quirk, Inc.
39.197 "Management," Volume VI, South-
western Illinois Planning Commis-
sion. Documents management research
and analysis activities during
initial planning program which
support plan recommendations.
39.198 "Analysis and Evaluation of Exist-
ing Inter!ocal Agreements Dealing
with Water Quality," Region I (New
England), May 18, 1976.
280
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39.199 "An Environmental Monitoring
Program for the Sacramento, San
Joaquin Delta and Suisan Bay,"
California Water Resources Con-
trol Board, $4.10.
39.200 "Tahoe Basin Studies Report,"
California Water Resources
Control Board, $1.85.
39.201 "Water Quality Criteria,"
California Water Resources Con-
trol Board, second edition, 548
pages, $7.60.
39.202 "208 Management System Functions
and Evaluation Criteria," Larimer-
Weld Regional Council of Govern-
ments, June 1977, 10 pages,
$1.00.
39.203 "W.Q. Simulation and Analysis,"
Central Midlands Regional Planning
Commission.
39.204 "Water Quality Management Eval-
uation," Association of Central
Oklahoma Governments, December 20,
1976.
39.205 "Water Quality Analysis," Kansas
Department of Health and Environ-
ment.
39.206 "Preliminary Report, An Evaluation
of Potential Water Pollution
Problems from Subdivisions in the
Montana Statewide 208 Study Area,"
Montana Department of Health
Environmental Sciences.
39.207 "An Analysis of State Programs
Relating to Land and Water Planning
and Management in Montana 1978,"
Montana Department of Health
Environmental Sciences.
39.208 "Cultural and Aesthetic Resouces,"
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Agency, May
1977.
39.209 "Review of City of Wilmington
Interceptor System," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency, June 1976.
39.210 "Summary of Studies Relevant to
Planning Activities in New Castle
County, Delaware," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency, September 1976.
39.211 "Ubiquitous Resources (Environ-
mental Assessment Process - Position
Paper #2)," New Castle County Area-
vride Waste Treatment Mangement
Agency, February 1976.
39.212 "Information Needs for New Castle
County Areawide Waste Management
Planning Program," New Castle
County Areawide Waste Treatment
Management Agency, October 1974.
39.213 "Designated Management Agency
Report," Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee
Planning and Development Commis-
sion, February 1979.
39.214 "Environmental Assessment,"
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee Region V
Planning and Development Commis-
sion, Chase-Mogdis, Inc., and
Environmental Research Group, Inc.,
May 1978. The purpose of this
document is to evaluate the impacts
of the various recommendations of
the 208 Areawide Water Quality Man-
agement Plan for the GLS Region.
39.215 "Management Plan, Volume III,"
Genesse-Lapeer-Shiawassee Region V
Planning and Development Commis-
sion, Chase-Modgis, Inc., and
Touche-Ross Co.
39.216 "Water Quality Management Plan for
Southeast Michigan; A Policy Docu-
ment," Southeast Michigan Council of
Governments, June 1978.
39.217 "Water Quality Policies in Ada and
Canyon Counties, Idaho," Ada Plan-
ning Association, $3.00.
281
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39.218 "Task 2.2 Identify Critical
Problem Areas," Cape Cod Planning
and Economic Development Commis-
sion, 1976.
39.219 "Task 2.6 Wastewater Management
Solution Service Areas," Cape Cod
Planning and Economic Development
Commission, 1977.
39.220 "Management Recommendations,"
Volume 1, Cape Cod Planning and
Economic Development Commission.
39.221 "Water Quality Management Recom-
mendations," Issue Paper #13,
Association of Monterey Bay Area
Governments, 1978.
39.222 "Report of Interim Management
Recommendations," Macon-Bibb
County Planning and Zoning
Commission.
39.223 "Guidelines for Structuring 208
Water Quality Management in
Colorado," State of Colorado,
September 1978.
39.224 "Management Capabilities and
Limitations," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission.
39.225 "Environmental Baseline Report,"
Macon-Bibb County Planning and
Zoning Commission.
39.226 "Water Quality Prediction
Methods," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission.
39.227 "Critical Conditions Influencing
Water Quality," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission.
39.228 "Management Agency Designation,"
Central New York Regional Planning
and Development Board.
39.229 "Management Agency Selection,"
Section E, Chapter 12, South
Dakota Department of Environmental
Protection.
39.230 "Application for Designation as the
Section 208 Water Quality Management
Planning Agency," Ada Planning
Association, January 1975.
39.231 "Program Design and Administration,"
Appendix 2, Vol. A, Part 2, Hampton
Roads Water Quality Agency.
39.232 "Program Design and Administration,"
Appendix 2, Vol. A, Part 1, Hampton
Roads Water Quality Agency.
39.233 "Program Design and Administration,"
Appendix 2, Vol. B and C, Hampton
Roads Water Quality Agency.
39.234 "WQ-1, Existing Water Quality Data
for Salt Lake County 208," Salt
Lake Council of Governments, Hydro-
science, Inc., December 1975 (re-
write) , 304 pages.
39.235 "WQ-2, Evaluation of Water Quality
for Salt Lake County," Salt Lake
Council of Governments, Hydroscience,
Inc., April 1976 (reprint), 59
pages.
39.236 "WQ-15, Existing Water Quality Data
for Salt Lake County 208," Salt
Lake Council of Governments, October
1977 (rewrite), 94 pages.
39.237 "208 Continuing Planning Process,"
District #4 Council of Governments.
39.238 "Coastal Subarea Summary and
Extracts," Region I (New England),
December 18, 1975.
39.239 "Mount Hope Bay Subarea Summary and
Extracts," Region I (New England),
December 18, 1975.
39.240 "Concentration of Suspended Solids
in Two Selected Brooks Fort Fair-
field Maine," Region I (New England),
January 1977.
39.241 "Identify Critical Problem Areas,"
Region I (New England).
282
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39.242 "Interim Outputs," Region I (New
England), March 18, 1977.
39.243 "Water Quality Conditions," Region
I (New England), October 13, 1977.
39.244 "Water Quality Management Volume 2
Implementation Activities and Their
Impacts," Region I (New England).
39.245 "Local Growth Policies," Region I
(New England), December 18, 1975.
39.246 "Implementation Strategy Paper,"
Region I (New England), October 15,
1976.
39.247 "Strengthening Locally Directed
Regional Planning Agencies and
Expanding Their Capabilities,"
Region I (New England), August
1976.
39.248 "Water Quality Overview," Region I
(New England), March 29, 1977.
39.249 "Existing Water Quality," Region I
(New England), December 9, 1975.
39.250 "Water Quality Data," Region I
(New England), April 3, 1976.
39.251 "Management Study," Region I
(New England), May 1976.
39.252 "Water Pollution; Its Signifi-
cance," Region I (New England),
September 17, 1975.
39.253 "208 Water Quality News,"
Region I (New England).
39.254 "Interim Use Output," Region I
(New England), October 1976.
39.255 "Third Year Implementation
Program," Region I (New England),
October 1977.
39.256 "Compilation of Existing Informa-
tion," Region I (New England),
January 1976.
39.257 "Environmental Impact Statement,"
Region I (New England), August 10,
1977.
39.258 "Implementation Strategy," Region I
(New England), September 1976.
39.259 "Evaluation of Present Water Quality
Management Systems," Region I (New
England), March 18, 1977.
39.260 "Management Issues Plan Implementa-
tion Mechanisms," Region I (New
England), May 1976.
39.261 "Summary and Extracts of Project
Control Plan for Wastewater Man-
agement Planning," Region I (New
England), December 18, 1975.
39.262 "Information Systems for Water
Quality and Resource Development
Decision Making," Region I (New
England).
39.263 "Structural Approaches to the
Achievement of Water Quality,"
Region I (New England), August
1977.
39.264 "Water Quality Impact Assessment
Methodologies," Region I (New
England), September 18, 1976.
39.265 "Water Quality and Pollution for
Michigan," Michigan Department of
Natural Resources, July 1979, 94
pages, John H. Hartig and Michael
Stifler.
39.266 "Areawide Management Strategy for
Water Quality, Appendix D," Greater
Egypt Regional Planning and
Development Commission, November
1978, 66 pages.
39.267 "The Restoration and Maintenance
of High Quality Water," Appendix B-5,
Greater Egypt Regional Planning and
Development Commission, November
1978, 46 pages.
283
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39.268 "Areawide Waste Treatment and
Water Quality Management Plan for
Southern Illinois," Greater Egypt
Regional Planning and Development
Commission, November 1978, 66
pages.
39.269 "Los Vegas Valley Water Resource
Planning and Management," Clark
County Department of Comprehensive
Planning, by URS Company and
C.C.D.C.P. Environmental Planning
Division, December 1978.
39.270 "Progress Report to Management
Advisory Committee," Weber River
Water Quality Planning Council.
39.271 "Montana Water Quality Biblio-
graphy 1974 - Summer 1977,"
Montana Department of Health
Environmental Sciences.
39.272 "Management Report," Central New
York Regional Planning and Develop-
ment Board, Roy F. Weston, Environ-
mental Consultants.
39.273 "Project Design Report," Houston-
Galveston Area Council, January
1976.
39.274 "Impact Assessment Report,"
Houston-Galveston Area Council,
March 1978.
39.275 "Implementation Requirements
Report," Houston-Galveston Area
Council, April 1978.
39.276 "Management Assessment," Houston-
Galveston Area Council, July 1977.
39.277 "Management Implementation Pro-
gram," Central Midlands Regional
Planning Commission.
39.278 "208 Program Profiles," Pueblo
Regional Planning Commission,
unpublished report, September 1976.
39.279 "Existing Water Quality Management
Program," Southwestern Pennsyl-
vania Regional Planning Commis-
sion.
39.280 "Drinking Water Safeguards
Assessed," Metropolitan Dade
County Florida.
39.281 "Water Classification Changes
Assessed," Metropolitan Dade County
Florida.
39.282 "East Everglades Study Proposed,"
Metropolitan Dade County Florida.
39.283 "Canals' Impact on Bay Studied,"
Metropolitan Dade County Florida.
39.284 "Choice: Which Water Quality Tools,"
Metropolitan Dade County Florida.
39.285 "The Questions of Water Quality,"
Metropolitan Dade County Florida.
39.286 "208: Past and Future," Metro-
politan Dade County Florida.
39.287 "Conditions of Water Delineated,"
Metropolitan Dade County Florida.
39.288 "208 Favors Positive Drainage
Control," Metropolitan Dade County
Florida.
39.289 "Water Quality Controls Screened,"
Metropolitan Dade County Florida.
39.290 "208: At Stake is Water Quality,"
Metropolitan Dade County Florida.
39.291 "Water Quality Controls Screened,"
Metropolitan Dade County Florida.
39.292 "Management," Carson River Basin
Council of Governments.
39.293 "California Administrative Code,
Title 23, Rules and Regulations
for Water," California Water
Resources Control Board.
284
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39.294 "California Water Quality Research
Needs," California Water Resources
Control Board, $3.30.
39.295 "Regional Water Quality Management
Systems," West Michigan Regional
Planning Commission.
39.296 "Statewide 208 Water Quality
Management Application for FY 78
Funds," Section H, South Dakota
Department of Environmental
Protection.
39.297 "Work Plan - Statewide Treatment
Management Planning Non-Designated
Areas," State of Colorado.
39.298 "Methodology of Regional Water
Quality Program," 401.32, Michigan
Area Council of Governments, 1977.
39.299 "List of Available MAC06 Water
Quality Documents, Phase IV
Report," Appendix N, Michigan
Area Council of Governments, 1978.
39.300 "Management Agencies," Chapter 15,
Tallahassee-Leon County Planning
Department.
39.301 "Preliminary Evaluation of Exist-
ing Management Agencies and
Approaches," Rhode Island State-
wide Planning Program.
39.302 "Potential Management Approaches,"
Rhode Island Statewide Planning
Program.
39.303 "Water Quality and Fertilizer
Usage," Kansas Department of
Health and Environment.
39.304 "The Management Report," Vol. 7,
Regional Intergovernmental Council.
39.305 "Vermont's 208 News," Vermont
Department of Environmental Water
Resources, five issues. Bi-
monthly newsletter published by
Vermont 208 staff. Each issue
reports on activities of the
State 208 Board and District Com-
mittees, featuring a "theme"
article on some technical aspect
of the program and including a
calendar of meetings and a list of
resources such as slide shows and
publications.
39.306 "Continuing Planning Program for
Section 208 Areawide Water Quality
Management Plan," Knoxville/Knox
County Metropolitan Planning Com-
mission, September 1978.
39.307 "North Fork Baseline," Flathead
208 Project, 33 pages.
39.308 "Recreation and Water Quality,"
Flathead 208 Project, 52 pages.
39.309 "Recreation and Water Quality,"
Flathead Project, 52 pages.
39.310 "Forest Water Quality," Flathead
208 Project, January 1977, 101
pages.
39.311 "Urban Growth and Water Quality,"
Flathead 208 Project, 114 pages.
39.312 "Energy and Water Quality,"
Flathead 208 Project, 45 pages.
39.313 "RADCO Staff Compilation, First
Quarter, 1973," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission.
39.314 "Virginia State Water Control
Board, Bureau of Water Control
Management Basic Data Bulletin
No. 38," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission, 1973.
39.315 "Communication with Ronald S.
Rebman, Executive Director, RADCO,"
Rappahannock Area Development Com-
mission, December 1975.
285
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39.316 "Water Pollution Control in Low
Density Areas," Rappahannock Area
Development Commission, 1975.
39.317 "Communication with Mr. Robert S.
Lowry," Rappahannock Area Develop-
ment Commission, 208 Project
Management, July 1976.
39.318 "Water Quality Management Study,"
Rappahannock Area Development
Commission, October 1973.
39.319 "Arizona's Role in Water Quality
Management: State Agency Programs
and Land and Water Resources Con-
trols," Arizona Office of the
Governor, August 1977.
39.320 "The Federal Role in Water Quality
Management," Arizona Office of
the Governor.
39.321 "Attachment E of Arizona State
Water Quality Management Plan
Interim Submittal Document,"
Arizona Office of the Governor,
November 1, 1978.
39.322 "Work Elements 505/510/515-
Water Quality Characteristics and
Assessment," West Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
February 1978.
39.323 "Work Element 525 - Water Quality
Surveillance Program," West
Florida Regional Planning Com-
mission, December 1977.
39.324 "Data Management Systems,'"
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, December 22, 1977.
39.325 "Supplement," Association of
Central Oklahoma Governments,
January 3, 1978.
39.326 "Environmental Assessment,"
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, September 19, 1977.
39.327 "Executive Summary," Association
of Central Oklahoma Governments.
39.328 "Practical Regional Configuration,"
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, May 30, 1978.
39.329 "Data Management Systems," Associa-
tion of Central Oklahoma Governments.
39.330 "Existing Management Systems,"
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments, February 28, 1977.
39.331 "A Management Framework for the
TMACOG Region 208 Program," Vol. I
and II, Toledo Metropolitan Area
Council of Governments, October
1976.
39.332 "Putting Water Quality 'Up Front1,
A Management Plan for Water Quality,"
Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of
Governments.
39.333 "Proposal for Management Agency
Requirements - 208 Plan Implemen-
tation," Larimer-Weld Regional
Council of Governments, October
1979, 11 pages.
39.334 "Locally Adopted Areawide Water
Quality Management Plan for Larimer-
Weld Counties, Colorado," Larimer-
Weld Regional Council of Governments,
April 1978, 234 pages, $13.00.
39.335 "Water Quality Phase of 208 Waste-
water Quality Management Program,"
Southeastern Utah Association of
Governments.
39.336 "Water Quality Review Committee
Handbook's R.V.C.O.G.," Rogue
Valley Council of Governments.
39.337 "Water Quality," Policy Paper #1,
Association of Monterey Bay Area
Governments, 1977.
39.338 "Relationships Between Regional
Activities and Water Quality,"
Region 2 Planning Commission,
Chester Engineers and Water
Resources, May 1977, revised June
1978.
286
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39.339 "Water Quality Study Progresses,"
Region 2 Planning Commission,
Advisor Newsletter, March 1977.
39.340 "Water Quality - Here's Your
Chance to Speak Up for Cleaner
Water," Arkansas Department of
Pollution Control and Ecology.
39.341 "Timber Creek Water Quality Study
Area," Section D, Chapter 10,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
39.342 "Oakwood Lakes Water Quality Study
Area," Section D, Chapter 5, South
Dakota Department of Environmental
Protection.
39.343 "Mina Lake Water Quality Study
Area," Section D, Chapter 4,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
39.344 "Lake Herman Water Quality Study
Area," Section D, Chapter 3,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
39.345 "Hayes Lake Water Quality Study
Area," Section D, Chapter 2,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
39.346 "Campbell Lake Water Quality
Study Area," Section D, Chapter I,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
39.347 "Twin Lakes Water Quality Study
Area," Section D, Chapter 11,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
39.348 "Roy Lake Water Quality Study
Area," Section D, Chapter 8,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
39.349 "Lake Poinsett Water Quality
Study Area," Section D, Chapter 7,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
39.350 "Spring/Ball Creek Water Quality
Study Area," Section D, Chapter 9,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
39.351 "Fourth Planning and Development
District," Chapter 3, South Dakota
Department of Environmental
Protection.
39.352 "Supportive Documents, Reports,
Agreements and Letters," Section I,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
39.353 "Fifth Planning and Development
District," Chapter 4, South Dakota
Department of Environmental
Protection.
39.354 "Third Planning and Development
District," Chapter 2, South Dakota
Department of Environmental
Protection.
39.355 "First Planning and Development
District," Chapter 1, South Dakota
Department of Environmental
Protection.
39.356 "South Dakota State Planning
Bureau," Chapter 8, South Dakota
Department of Environmental
Protection.
39.357 "South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection," Chapter 9,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
39.358 "Outputs From Subcontractors and
Associated 208 Participants,"
Section C, South Dakota Department
of Environmental Protection.
39.359 "Implementation," Section E,
Chapter 13, South Dakota Depart-
ment of Environmental Protection.
39.360 "Recommendations and Conclusions,"
Section E, Chapter 15, South
Dakota Department of Environmental
Protection.
287
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39.361 "Summary," Section E, Chapter 16,
South Dakota Department of
Environmental Protection.
39.362 "Merrimack River Crossing Corridor
Planning Study; Interim Reports
1 and 2," Northern Middlesex Area
Commission, July 1978.
39.363 "Work Element 412; Nonstructural
Control Options," West Florida
Regional Planning Commission,
August 1977.
39.364 "Work Element 350; Environmental
Impact Assessment of Selected
Plan," West Florida Regional
Planning Commission, April 1978.
39.365 "Activity 301 Report/Select Water
Quality," Chattanooga Area
Regional Council of Governments,
November 1976, 70-100 pages.
39.366 "Work Element 415; Regional
Watershed Delineations," West
Florida Regional Planning Commis-
sion, April 1977.
39.367 "Investigation and Control of
Water Quality Factors in the
Middle St. Johns River Basin,"
Volusia County Council of
Governments.
39.368 "208 Planning Boundaries,"
Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning
Board.
39.369 "Develop Procedures for Screening
Options," Northwestern Indiana
Regional Planning Commission, July
1976.
39.370 "Develop Procedures for Evaluating
Subplans and Areawide Plans,"
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission, July 1976.
39.371 "Develop Basin-wide Subplans for
Municipal/Semi-Private Wastewater
Treatment Subplans," Northwestern
Indiana Regional Planning Commis-
sion, August 1977.
39.372 "Proposal for Priority Setting for
Statewide Water Quality Program
Needs," Chapter 7, State of New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection, November 14, 1978.
39.373 "Bay Views (Water Quality Issue),"
Tampa Bay Regional Planning Commis-
sion, March 1977.
39.374 "Bay Views Brochure Series (Water
Quality Management and Planning),"
Tampa Bay Regional Planning Commis-
sion, July 1978.
39.375 "Tampa Bay Water Quality Management
Capabilities and Limitations
Analysis," Tampa Bay Regional
Planning Commission, December 1976,
150 pages, $3.00.
39.376 "State Continuing Planning Process,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
39.377 "Executive Summary and Analysis of
Recommendations," Middlesex County
Planning Board, February 1978.
39.378 "208 Water Log," Virginia Water
Control Board.
39.379 "208 Interim Report on Problem
Areas," Ventura Regional County
Sanitation District.
39.380 "208 Workbook," Ventura Regional
County Sanitation District.
39.381 "Environmental Management Program
Glossary," Sacramento Regional
Area Planning, 1977, 43 pages.
39.382 "Planning Boundaries - Environmental
Features," Chapter 3, Tallahassee-
Leon County Planning Department.
39.383 "Regulatory Programs," Chapter 14,
Tallahassee-Leon County Planning
Department.
39.384 "Continuing Planning Process,"
Tallahassee-Leon County Planning
Department.
288
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39.385 "Implementation Strategies,"
Chapter 20, Tallahassee-Leon
County Planning Department.
39.386 "Introduction," Chapter II,
Tallahassee-Leon County Planning
Department.
39.387 "Glossary of Terms, Phase IV
Report," Appendix K, Michigan
Area Council of Governments,
1978.
39.388 "Appendices, Phase I Report,"
Michigan Area Council of Govern-
ments, 1977.
39.389 "Clean Water - NEFCO 208 Interim
Product," Northeast Ohio Four
County Organization, September
1977.
39.390 "Clean Water - NEFCO 208 Interim
Product Appendix," Northeast Ohio
Four County Organization,
September 1977.
39.391 "NMAC 208 Designation Substan-
tiation Information," Northern
Middlesex Area Commission,
December 1974.
39.392 "208 Interim Study Projections,"
Middlesex County Planning Board,
October 1976.
39.393 "Monthly Monitoring Program,"
Middlesex County Planning Board,
September 1977.
39.394 "LU-1 Major Issues in the Wasatch
Mountain Canyons," Salt Lake
Council of Governments, October
1975, 12 pages.
39.395 "Interim Outputs," Tri-County
Regional Planning Commission,
August 1976.
39.396 "LU-5 Suitability Ratings,"
Salt Lake Council of Governments,
January 1976, revised March 1976,
61 pages.
39.397 "Techniques of Water Resources
Investigations of the United States
Geological Survey Methods for Col-
lection and Analysis of Water
Samples for Dissolved Minerals and
Gases," Pueblo Regional Planning
Commission, Brown, Eugene, et al.,
Washington, D.C. U.S. Government
Printing Office, 1970.
39.398 "Nine-Month Interim Output Report,"
Pueblo Regional Planning Commission,
Burkhard, Vicki J. et al., unpublished
report.
39.399 "Service Plan for South Pine Drive
Water Association, Beulah, Colora-
do," Pueblo Regional Planning Com-
mission, KLH Engineers Consultants,
Inc., unpublished, January 1977.
39.400 "Continuing Planning Program Recom-
mendations," Central Midlands
Regional Planning Commission.
39.401 "Projections of Regional Growth
Trends," Toledo Metropolitan Area
Council of Governments, September
1976.
39.402 "Summary Report Policy Advisory
Committee, Plan Formation Exer-
cise," Toledo Metropolitan Area
Council of Governments, September
1975.
39.403 "Planning Commissions in the TMACOG
Region," Toledo Metropolitan Area
Council of Governments, June 1976.
39.404 "December 1978 Update 208-2 County
Report Summary," Missouri Depart-
ment of Natural Resources, 10 pages.
39.405 "Growth and Land Development
Policies of the Regional Comprehen-
sive Plan Guide: Summary," Central
Florida Regional Planning Commis-
sion.
39.406 "Growth and Land Development Polic-
ies Control, Florida Regional
Comprehensive Plan Guide," Central
Florida Regional Planning Commis-
sion, June 1977, $2.00.
289
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39.407 "Programs and Implementation
Proposals, Central Florida
Regional Comprehensive Plan Guide,"
Central Florida Regional Planning
Commission, January 1978, $1.50.
39.408 "Volume Six: Appendix," Kentuck-
iana Regional Planning Commission.
39.409 "Volume One: Executive Summary,"
Kentuckiana Regional Planning
Commission.
39.410 "Executive Summary of Present
Water Quality Management Activ-
ities in Washoe County and the
Truckee River Basin Portion of
Storey County," Washoe Council
of Governments, May 1977.
39.411 "Planning Constraints," Metro-
politan Service District, Columbia
Regional Association of Govern-
ments.
39.412 "Planning Process," Volume 2,
Metropolitan Service District,
Columbia Regional Association of
Governments.
39.413 "Proposed Plan," Volume 1, Metro-
politan Service District, Columbia
Regional Association of Govern-
ments.
39.414 "Continuing Planning Process,"
Metropolitan Service District,
Columbia Regional Association of
Governments.
39.415 "Improved Water Quality in the
Tualatin River, Oregon, Summer
1976," Metropolitan Service Dis-
trict, Columbia Regional Associa-
tion of Governments.
39.416 "Clean Enough for Fishing and
Swimming?," Baltimore Regional
Planning Commission, November
1979. Summary of the Baltimore
Region's Water Quality Management
Plan.
39.417 "Ground Disposal Workplan," Wash-
ington Department of Ecology,
October 1976, 53 pages.
39.418 "Program Management," Washington
Department of Ecology, 1979,
10 pages.
39.419 "Snomet/King County Continuing
Planning Work Program," Washington
Department of Ecology, March 1979,
59 pages.
39.420 "Dairy Waste," Washington Depart-
ment of Ecology, March 1979, 20
pages.
39.421 "Management and Implementation
Analysis," Erie and Niagara
Regional Planning Board, January
1979, 157 pages.
39.422 "Technical Report," Volume II,
Erie and Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board, February 1979,
368 pages.
39.423 "Technical Report," Volume I,
Erie and Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board, February 1979,
422 pages.
39.424 "Executive Summary," Erie and
Niagara Counties Regional Planning
Board, February 1979, 126 pages.
39.425 "Environmental Assessment," Ark-
Texas Council of Governments, June
1978, 150 pages.
39.426 "208 Water Quality Assessment,"
Nassau Suffolk Regional Planning
Board.
39.427 "Water Quality Assessment," Lewis
and Clark Regional Development
Commission. Analysis of water
quality data retrieved from stored
data banks from 1971 to 1976.
39.428 "Water Quality Data Base, Jefferson
County," Work Package 2, Southeast
Texas Regional Planning Commission.
290
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39.429 "Existing Water Quality Data Base
Report," Arkhoma Regional Planning
Commission, $40.00. Three volumes
of technical data that is the
basis for Planning. It includes
water quality and use data, water
quality problem areas and quan-
tified 1983 objectives.
39.430 "Water Quality Background - Tech-
nical Supplement," Chatam County
Savannah Metropolitan Planning
Commission, October 1978.
39.431 "Report on Water Quality Forecast,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
Contains future conditions.
39.432 "Report on Water Quality Forecast,"
Mid-America Regional Council.
Contains present plans.
39.433 "A Discussion Paper Concerning the
Creation of an Interstate Water
Quality Management Compact
Authority," Mid-America Regional
Council, August 1977.
39.434 "Brochure on Typical Sources of
and Solutions to Water Pollution
Problems in Rural Alaska,"
Alaska Department of Environ-
mental Conservation, January
1979, 10 pages.
39.435 "Management," Volume VI, South-
western Illinois Planning Com-
mission. Documents management
research and analysis activities
during initial planning program
which support plan recommendations.
39.436 "Summary—County Water Pollution
Report," Missouri Department of
Natural Resources, 12 pages.
39.437 "Water Pollution is Everybody's
Problem," Region 2 Planning
Commission.
39.438 "Water Ways," Arkansas Department
of Pollution Control and Ecology.
39.439 "About Your Clean Water," Arkansas
Department of Pollution Control and
Ecology.
39.440 "Keeping Kansas Water Clean,"
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment.
39.441 "30 Ways to Clean Your Water,"
Region 2 Planning Commission.
39.442 "Environmental Newsletter," South
Carolina Appalachian Council of
Governments.
39.443 "What Makes Water Run," South-
eastern Utah Association of
Governments. Film.
39.444 "Water Pollution Solution,"
Wisconsin Department of Natural
Resources. A short leaflet filled
with answers to questions often
asked about Wisconsin's program.
39.445 "You Need Wisconsin's Waters -
Wisconsin Waters Need You," Wiscon-
sin Department of Natural Resources,
A fact sheet on how you can get
involved in basin planning.
39.446 "Back To Basics," Wisconsin Depart-
ment of Natural Resources. A fact
sheet on basic aquatic ecology.
39.447 "Working for Clean Water," Wiscon-
sin Department of Natural Resources.
The first thing to read as an
introduction to Wisconsin's water
quality management program.
39.448 "Cleaning up North Carolina's
Waters," North Carolina Department
of Natural Resources and Community
Development, bimonthly newsletter,
September-October 1978, January-
February 1979, 6 pages.
39.449 "Getting All Together," Mid-
Cumberland Council of Governments
and Development District.
291
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39.450 "A Report on Selected Aspects of
Water Quality in the Provo River
System, Diamond Fork River System,
and Strawberry Reservoir System,"
Mountainland Association of
Governments, August 1976.
39.451 "Preliminary Assessment of Water
Quality Conditions in Summit,
Utah and Wasatch Counties in the
State of Utah," Mountainland
Association of Governments,
November 1975.
39.452 "A Backward Glance at Milwaukee's
Water Story," Southeastern Wis-
consin Regional Planning Commis-
sion, text and illustrations
courtesy of Milwaukee Water
Works, March 1978.
39.453 "Journal American Water Works
Association," Macon-Bibb County
Planning and Zoning Commission,
1971.
39.454 "Health Effects Committee Activit-
ies Summary," Hawaii Department of
Health, September 1978, 23 pages.
Review of health effects of water
quality; technical report.
39.455 "Introduction and Description of
Planning Area," Central Midlands
Regional Planning Commission.
39.456 "Executive Summary, 208 Program
Water Quality Study of the Lemon
Bay Complex Study Areas," South-
west Florida Regional Planning
Commission, $1.00.
292
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APPENDIX
ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF STATE AND AREAWIDE AGENCIES
Ada Planning Association
150 North Capitol Boulevard
Boise, Idaho 83702
Alabama Water Improvement Commission
749 State Office Building
Montgomery, Alabama 36130
Alamo Area Council of Governments
400 Three America's Building
San Antonio, Texas 78205
Alaska Department of Environmental
Conservation
Pouch 0
Juneau, Alaska 99801
Androscoggin Valley Regional Planning
Commission
70 Court Street
Auburn, Maine 04210
Area Planning Board of Palm Beach County
2300 Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard
Suite 208
West Palm Beach, Florida 33409
Areawide Waste Treatment Planning Board
(Connecticut)
209 Court Street
P.O. Box 1088
Middletown, Connecticut 06457
Arizona Office of the Governor
Office of Economic Planning and
Development
1700 West Washington
Capitol Tower, Room 505
Phoenix, Arizona 85007
Arkansas Department of Pollution Control
and Ecology
P.O. Box 9583
8001 National Drive
Little Rock, Arkansas 72219
Arkansas-Texas Council of Governments
P.O. Box 5307
Texarkana, Texas 75501
Arkhoma Regional Planning Commission
P.O. Box 2067
Fort Smith, Arkansas 72901
Association of Bay Area Governments
Hotel Claremont
Berkeley, California 94705
Association of Central Oklahoma
Governments
4801 Classen Boulevard
Suite 200
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73118
Association of Monterey Bay Area
Governments
P.O. Box 190
Monterey, California 93940
Atlantic County Water Quality Management
Program
Guarantee Trust Building
Atlantic City, New Jersey 08401
Atlanta Regional Commission
230 Peachtree Street, N.W.
Suite 200
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
B-C-K-P Regional Intergovernmental
Council
Stanley Building
Suite 908
1426 Kanawha Boulevard, East
Charleston, West Virginia 25301
Bay County 208
Florida Department of Environmental
Regulation
NW District Branch Office
Town and County Office Complex
Suite 7 and 8
301 West Highway 98
Panama City, Florida 32401
Berkeley, Charleston, Dorchester Council
of Governments
208 Planning
157 East Bay Street
Charleston, South Carolina 29401
293
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Berkshire County Regional Planning
Commission
10 Fenn Street
Pittsfield, Massachusetts 01201
Blue Ribbons of the Big Sky Country
Areawide Planning Organization
P.O. Box 337
Suite 206
35 East Mendenhall
Bozeman, Montana 59715
i
Birmingham Regional Planning Commission
21 Office Plaza South
Suite 220
2112 llth Avenue South
Birmingham, Alabama 35205
Brevard County Planning and Zoning
Department
2575 North Courtenay Parkway
Merritt Island, Florida 32952
Broward County Planning Council
1600 S.E. 10th Terrace
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33316
California Water Resources Control Board
P.O. Box 100
Sacramento, California 95801
Cape Cod Planning and Economic
Development Commission
First District Courthouse
Barnstable, Massachusetts 02630
Cape May County Planning Board
Library Building
Cape May Court House
Cape May, New Jersey 08210
Carson River Basin Council of
Governments
P.O. Box 1927
Carson City, Nevada 89701
Central Arizona Association of
Governments
1810 Main Street
P.O. Drawer JJ
Florence, Arizona 85232
Central Florida Regional Planning
Council
P.O. Box 2089
515 East Boulevard Street
Bartow, Florida 33830
Central Iowa Regional Association of
Local Governments
104 1/2 East Locust Street
Des Moines, Iowa 50309
Central Massachusetts Regional Planning
Commission
70 Elm Street
Worcester, Massachusetts 01609
Central Midlands Regional Planning
Council
Dutch Plaza
Suite 55
800 Dutch Square Boulevard
Columbia, South Carolina 29210
Central New York Regional Planning and
Development Board
700 East Water Street
Syracuse, New York 13202
Central Texas Council
P.O. Box 729
Bel ton, Texas 76513
of Governments
Central Upper Peninsula Planning and
Development District
2415 14th Avenue South
Escanaba, Michigan 29829
Chatham County-Savannah Metropolitan
Planning Commission
Two East Bay Street
P.O. Box 1027
Savannah, Georgia 31402
Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional
Planning Commission
104 City Hall Annex
Chattanooga, Tennessee 37402
Clark Sanitation District
5857 East Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, Nevada 89122
294
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Coastal Bend Council of Governments
P.O. Box 9909
Corpus Christi, Texas 78408
Colorado Office of the Governor
State Capitol
Denver, Colorado 80203
Columbia Regional Association of
Governments
527 S.W. Hall
Portland, Oregon 97201
Comprehensive Planning Organization of
San Diego County
Security Pacific Plaza
1200 Third Avenue
San Diego, California 92101
Connecticut Department of
Environmental Protection
State Office Building
165 Capitol South
Hartford, Connecticut 06115
Dane County Regional Planning
Commission
City-County Building
Room 312
Madison, Wisconsin 53709
Delaware Division of Environmental
Control
Department of Natural Resources and
Environmental Control
Tatnall Building
Dover, Delaware 19901
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission (New Jersey)
Penn Towers Building
1819 John F. Kennedy Boulevard
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103
Delaware Valley Regional Planning
Commission (Pennsylvania)
Penn Towers Building
1819 J.F. Kennedy Boulevard
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103
Denver Regional Council
2480 West 26th Avenue
Suite 200-B
Denver, Colorado 80211
of Governments
District of Columbia Metropolitan Council
of Governments
1225 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20036
District #4 Council of Governments
377 Main Street
P.O. Drawer JJ
Florence, Arizona 85232
East Central Florida Regional Planning
Council
1011 Wymore Road
Suite 105
Winter Park, Florida 32789
East Central Michigan Regional Planning
Commission
500 Federal Avenue
Castle Building, Second Floor
Saginaw, Michigan 48607
East-West Gateway Coordinating Council
Pierce Building
Suite 1200
112 North Fourth Street
St. Louis, Missouri 63102
Eastern Upper Peninsula Regional
Planning and Development Commission
P.O. Box 478
1101 Meridian Street
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan 49783
Eastgate Development and Transportation
Agency
1616 Covington Street
Youngstown, Ohio 45402
Environmental Resources Management
Department of Metropolitan Dade County
909 S.E. First Avenue
Brickell Plaza
Room 402
Miami, Florida 33131
Erie and Niagara Counties Regional
Planning Board
3103 Sheridan Drive
Amherst, New York 14226
5th Planning District Commission
P.O. Box 2527
145 West Campbell Avenue
Roanoke, Virginia 24010
295
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First Tennessee-Virginia Development
District
207 North Boone Street
Johnson City, Tennessee 37601
Five County Association of Governments
P.O. Box 0
620 South 400 East
St. George, Utah 84770
Flathead Drainage 208 Project Planning
Organization
723 Fifth Avenue
Kali spell, Montana 59901
Florida Department of Environmental
Regulation
Division of Environmental Programs
Montgomery Building
Tallahassee, Florida 32301
Fox Valley Water Quality Planning Agency
1919 American Court
Nenah, Wisconsin 54956
Genessee, Lapeer and Shiawassee -
Regional V Planning and Development
Commission
100 Phoenix Building
Flint, Michigan 48502
Georgia Environmental Protection Division
Department of Natural Resources
270 Washington Street, S.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
Greater Egypt Regional Planning and
Development Commission
P.O. Box 3160
608 East College Street
Carbondale, Illinois 62901
Greater Portland Council of Governments
331 Veranda Street, 3rd Floor
Portland, Maine 04103
Guam Environmental
P.O. Box 2999
Agana, Guam 96910
Protection Agency
Hampton Roads Water Quality Agency
Pembroke Three Building
Suite 131
1436 Air Rail Avenue
Virginia Beach, Virginia 23455
Hawaii Department of Health
P.O. Box 3378
Honolulu, Hawaii 96801
Houston-Galveston Area Council of
Governments
3701 West Alabama Street
Houston, Texas 77027
Idaho Department of'Health and Welfare
Statehouse
Boise, Idaho 83720
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
2200 Churchill Road
Springfield, Illinois 62706
Indian Nations Council of Governments
630 West Seventh Street
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127
Indiana Heartland Coordinating Commission
7217 North Shadeland
Suite 120
Indianapolis, Indiana 46250
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board
Board of Health
1330 West Michigan Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46206
Iowa Department of Environmental Quality
Henry A. Wallace Building
Des Moines, Iowa 50319
Kansas Department of Health and
Environment
Division of Environment
Water Quality Bureau
Forbes Field
Building 740
Topeka, Kansas 66620
Kentuckiana Regional Planning and
Development Agency
505 West Ormsby Street
Louisville, Kentucky 40203
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Kentucky Department of Natural Resources
and Environmental Protection
Capital Plaza Tower, Fifth Floor
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
Knoxville-Knox County Metropolitan
Planning Commission
301 Locust Street
Knoxville, Tennessee 37902
Lakes Regional Planning Commission
Humiston Building
Box 302
Meredith, New Hampshire 03253
Lane Council of Governments
Public Service Building
125 8th Avenue East
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Land of the Sky Regional Council
P.O. Box 2175
Asheville, North Carolina 28802
Larimer-Weld Council
201 East 4th Street
Room 201
Loveland, Colorado
of Governments
80537
Lenowisco Planning District Commission
US 58 - 421 West
Duffield, Virginia 24244
Lewis and Clark 1805 Regional Council
for Development
802 Boundary Road
Mandan, North Dakota 58554
Long Island Regional Planning Board
H. Lee Dennison County Office Building
Veterans Memorial Highway
Hauppauge, Long Island, New York 11787
Louisiana Stream Control Commission
P.O. Drawer FC
University Station
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70893
Low Country Regional Planning Council
P.O. Box 98
Yemassee, South Carolina 29945
Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council
First National Bank Building
Suite 207
McAllen, Texas 78501
Macon-Bibb County Planning and Zoning
Commission
P.O. Box 247
City Hall
Room 305
Macon, Georgia 31202
Maine Bureau of Water Quality Control
Department of Environmental Protection
State House
Augusta, Maine 04330
Maricopa County Planning Department
111 South Third Avenue
Phoenix, Arizona 85003
Martha's Vineyard Land and Water
Commission
Box 1447
Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts 02557
Maryland Water Resources Administration
Department of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building, D-2
Annapolis, Maryland 21301
Massachusetts Department of Environmental
Quality Engineering
Leverett Saltonstall Building
100 Cambridge Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02202
Memphis-Shelby County Office of Planning
and Development
125 North Main Street
Memphis, Tennessee 38103
Metroplan (Arkansas)
Continental Building
100 Main Street
Suite 509
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201
Metropolitan Area Planning Council
(Massachusetts)
11 Beacon Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02108
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Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission
333 West First Street
Suite 500
Dayton, Ohio 45402
Michiana Area Council of Governments
llth Floor, Couty-City Building
South Bend, Indiana 46601
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Stevens T. Mason Building
8th Floor
Box 30028
Lansing, Michigan 48909
Mid-America Regional Council (Kansas)
20 West 9th Street
Third Floor
Kansas City, Missouri 64105
Mid-America Regional Council (Missouri)
20 West 9th Street
Third Floor
Kansas City, Missouri 64105
Mid-Cumberland Council of Governments
and Development District
501 Union Street
Suite 600
Nashville, Tennessee 37219
Mid Willamette Valley Council of
Governments
400 Senator Building
220 High Street, N.E.
Salem, Oregon 97301
Mid Yellowstone Areawide Planning
Organization
2104 Lyman Avenue
Billings, Montana 59102
Middlesex County Planning Board
40 Livingston Avenue
New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
1935 West County Road B2
Roseville, Minnesota 55113
Mississippi Air and Water Pollution
Control Commission
P.O. Box 827
Jackson, Mississippi 39205
Missouri Department of Natural Resources
P.O. Box 176
Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
Montachusett Regional Planning Commission
150 Main Street
Fitchburg, Massachusetts 01420
Montana Department of Health Environmental
Sciences
Capitol Station
555 Fuller Street
Helena, Montana 59601
Mountainland Association of Governments
160 East Center Street
Provo, Utah 84601
Municipality of Anchorage
City Hall Annex
Pouch 6-650
Anchorage, Alaska 99502
Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle
Planning and Special Projects Division
Pioneer Building
Room 327
600 1st Avenue
Seattle, Washington 98104
Nebraska Department of Environmental
Control
P.O. Box 94653 State House Station
Lincoln, Nebraska 68509
Nevada Department of Conservation and
Natural Resources
Division of Environmental Protection
201 South Fall Street
Capitol Complex
Room 120
Carson City, Nevada 89710
New Castle County Areawide Waste
Treatment Management Planning Agency
2701 Capitol Trail
Newark, Delaware 19711
New Hampshire Water Supply and Pollution
Control Commission
105 Loudon Road
P.O. Box 95
Concord, New Hampshire 03301
298
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New Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection
Division of Water Resources
P.O. Box 2809
Trenton, New Jersey 08625
New Mexico Environmental Improvement
Agency
P.O. Box 968
Santa Fe, New Mexico 97503
New York Department of Environmental
Conservation
50 Wol f Road
Albany, New York 12233
North Carolina Department of Natural
and Economic Resources
Division of Environmental Management
216 West Jones Street
P.O. Box 27687
Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
North Central Texas Council of
Governments
P.O. Drawer CPG
Arlington, Texas 76011
North Dakota Department of Health
Environmental Health and Engineering
Services
State Capitol
14th Floor
Bismarck, North Dakota 58501
Northeast Michigan Council of
Governments
P.O. Box 457
131 Shipp Street
Gaylord, Michigan 49735
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating
Agency
1501 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44115
Northeast Ohio Four County Coordinating
Organization
137 South Main Street
Delaware Building
Suite 300
Akron, Ohio 44308
Northeastern Illinois Planning and
Development Commission
400 West Madison Street
Chicago, Illinois 60606
Northern Arizona Council of Governments
Flagstaff, Arizona 86002
Northern Maine Regional Planning
Commission
MeEl wain House
2 Main Street
Caribou, Maine 04736
Northern Middlesex Area Commission
144 Merrimack Street
Lowell, Massachusetts 01852
Northwest Colorado Council of Governments
P.O. Box 739
Firsco, Colorado 80443
Northwest Michigan Regional Planning and
Development Commission
2334 Aero Par Court
Traverse City, Michigan 49684
Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning
Commission
8149 Kennedy Avenue
Highland, Indiana 46322
Ocean County Department of Planning
Ocean County Court House Square
Toms River, New Jersey 08753
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
361 East Broad Street
P.O. Box 1049
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council
of Governments
426 East Fourth Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Oklahoma Department of Pollution Control
N.E. 10th and Stonewall
P.O. Box 53504
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105
299
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Old Colony Planning Council
232 Main Street
Brockton, Massachusetts 02401
Oregon Department of Environmental
Quality
Yeon Building
2nd Floor
522 S.W. Fifth Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97204
Ozark Gateway Council of Governments
Freeman Building
5th Floor
2008 Sargeant Street
Joplin, Missouri 64801
Panhandle Area Council
P.O. Box 880
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83814
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental
Resources
P.O. Box 1467
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120
Pikes Peak Regional Planning Commission
27 East Vermijo Street
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903
Pima Association of Governments
100 East Alameda
Suite 402
Tucson, Arizona 85701
Powder River Areawide Planning
Organization
58 North Lobban
Buffalo, Wyoming 82834
Pueblo Regional Planning Commission
1 City Hall Place
Pueblo, Colorado 81003
Puerto Rico Environmental Quality Board
1550 Ponce De Leon Avenue
P.O. Box 11488
Santurce, Puerto Rico 00910
Rappahannock Area Development Commission
(RADCO)
P.O. Box 863
Fredericksburg, Virginia 22401
Region VI Planning and Development
Commission
207 North Talley
Muncie, Indiana 47303
Region II Planning Commission
County Tower Building
120 West Michigan Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49201
Regional Planning Council, Baltimore
701 St. Paul Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
Regional Planning Council of Clark County
1408 Franklin Street
Vancouver, Washington 98660
Rhode Island Statewide Planning Program
265 Mel rose Street
Providence, Rhode Island 02907
Richmond Crater Water Quality Management
Planning Agency
6 North Sixth Street
Suite 500
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Rogue Valley Council of Governments
33 North Central
Suite 211
Medford, Oregon 97501
Sacramento Regional Area Planning
Commission
P.O. Box 808
Sacramento, California 95804
Salt Lake Department of Water Quality and
Water Pollution Control
County Complex Building #1
Room 214
2033 South State Street
Salt Lake City, Utah 84115
Sixth District Council of Local
Governments
P.O. Box 1586
Rapid City, South Dakota. 57709
Snohomish County Planning Department
Snohomish County Administration
Building
Everett, Washington 98201
300
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South Alabama Regional Planning
Commission
250 North Water Street
P.O. Box 1665
Mobile, Alabama 36601
South Carolina Appalachian Council of
Governments
211 Century Drive
P.O. Drawer 6668
Greenville, South Carolina 29606
South Carolina Department of Health and
Environmental Control
2600 Bull Street
Columbia, South Carolina 29201
South Central Michigan Planning Council
Connors Hall
Nazareth College
Nazareth, Michigan 49704
South Dakota Department of Environmental
Protection
Joe Foss Building
Pierre, South Dakota 57501
South/Eastern Council of Governments
208 East 13th Street
P.O. Box 1859
Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57104
Southeast Arkansas Regional Planning
Commission
1124 West Pullen Street
Pine Bluff, Arkansas 71601
Southeast Idaho Council of Governments
209 East Louis
Box 4169
Pocatello, Idaho 83201
Southeast Texas Regional Planning
Commission
P.O. Box 1387
Nederland, Texas 77627
S.E. Wisconsin Regional Planning
Commission
916 South East Avenue
Waukesha, Wisconsin 53186
Southeastern Arizona Governments
Organization
P.O. Box 204
Bisbee, Arizona 85603
Southeastern Michigan Council of
Governments
8th Floor Book Building
1249 Washington Boulevard
Detroit, Michigan 48226
Southeastern Regional Planning and
Economic Development District
7 Barnabas Road
Marion; Massachusetts 02738
Southeastern Utah Association of
Governments
208 Water Quality Planning
P.O. Drawer A-l
Price, Utah 84501
Southern California Association of
Governments
600 South Commonwealth Avenue
Suite 1000
Los Angeles, California 90005
Southern Kennebec Valley Regional
Planning Commission
16 Bangor Street
Augusta, Maine 04330
Southern Maine Regional Planning
Commission
Sanford, Maine 04073
Southern Rockingham Regional Planning
District Commission
19 Main Street
Salem, New Hampshire 03709
Southern Tier Central Regional Planning
and Development Board
53 1/2 Bridge Street
Corning, New York 14830
Southwest Florida Regional Planning
Council
2121 West First Street
Fort Myers, Florida 33901
301
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Southwest Wyoming Water Quality Planning
Association
P.O. Box 3819
Kemmerer, Wyoming 83101
Southwestern Illinois Metropolitan and
Regional Planning Commission
203 West Main Street
Collinsville, Illinois 62234
Southwestern Michigan Regional Planning
Commission
2907 Division Street
St. Joseph, Michigan 49085
Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional
Planning Commission
564 Forbes Avenue, Manor Building
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219
Sussex County Engineering Department
P.O. Box 589
Georgetown, Delaware 19947
Sussex County Water Quality Management
Program
19 High Street
Newton, New Jersey 07860
Tahoe Regional Planning Agency
P.O. Box 8896
South Lake Tahoe, California 95731
Tallahassee-Leon County Planning
Department
Lewis State Bank Building
Suite 201
Tallahassee, Florida 32301
Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council
3151 Third Avenue North
Suite 540
St. Petersburg, Florida 33713
Tennessee Department of Public Health
Division of Water Quality Control
349 Cordell Hull Building
Nashville, Tennessee 37219
Tennessee Valley Regional Planning
Commission
P.O. Drawer 1140
Corinth, Mississippi 38834
Teton County 208 Planning Agency
P.O. Box 1727
Jackson, Wyoming 83001
Texas Department of Water Resources
P.O. Box 13087
Capital Station
Austin, Texas 78711
Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of
Governments
420 Madison Avenue
Suite 725
Toledo, Ohio 43604
Tri-County Regional Planning Commission
2722 East Michigan Avenue
Lansing, Michigan 48912
Triangle J Council of Governments
P.O. Box 12276
Research Triangle Park, North
Carolina 27709
Trust Territories Environmental
Protection Board
Office of the High Commissioner
Trust Territories of the Pacific Islands
Headquarters
Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands 96950
Uintah Basin Association of Governments
P.O. Box 1449
Rossevelt, Utah 84066
Utah Division of Health
Environmental Health Services Branch
150 West North Temple
P.O. Box 2500
Salt Lake City, Utah 84110
Vermont Agency of Environmental
Conservation
Department of Water Resources
East State Street Annex
School Street
Montpelier, Vermont 05602
Ventura County Environmental Resource
Agency
800 South Victoria Avenue
Ventura, California 93009
302
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Virgin Islands Division of Natural
Resources Management
Department of Conservation and Cultural
Affairs
Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands 00801
Virginia Water Control Board
P.O. Box 11143
Richmond, Virginia 23230
Volusia County Planning and Development
Department
Volusia County Courthouse Annex
Daytona Beach, Florida 32074
Waccamaw Regional Planning Council
P.O. Drawer 419
Georgetown, South Carolina 29440
Washington Department of Ecology
P.O. Box 829
Olympia, Washington 98504
Washoe Council of Governments
350 South Center Street
P.O. Box 3516
Reno, Nevada 89502
Water Quality Project (New York City)
New York Department of Water Resources
40 Worth Street, Room 902
New York, New York 10013
Weber River Water Quality Planning
Council
Davis County Courthouse
Farmington, Utah 84025
West Alabama Planning and Development
Council
P.O. Box 28
Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401
West Central Indiana Economic Development
District
P.O. Box 359
700 Wabash Avenue,
Terre Haute, Indiana 47808
West Florida Regional Planning Council
308 East Government Street
P.O. Box 486
Pensacola, Florida 32593
West Michigan Regional Planning
Commission
60 Monroe at Ionia
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503
West Michigan Shoreline Regional
Development Commission
315 West Webster Avenue
Muskegon, Michigan 49440
West Virginia Department of Natural
Resources
1800 Washington Avenue, SE
Charleston, West Virginia 25305
Westchester Department of Health
150 Grand Street
White Plains, New York 10601
Western Upper Peninsula Planning and
Development Region
P.O. Box 365
Houghton, Michigan 49931
Wisconsin Department of Natural
Resources
P.O. Box 450
Madison, Wisconsin 53701
Wyoming Department of Environmental
Quality
Water Quality Division
Hathaway Building
Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002
Yellostone-Tongue Areawide Planning
Organization
P.O. Box 503
Broadus, Montana 59317
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