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• Conversion of Carr Lake to a Multi-Use Park
  .... Most of the 450 acres of historical lake bed has since been converted to agricultural land. ...e, Natividad Road and Highway 101. Most of Carr Lake has been converted to agricultural land<ref name="CW"/>.
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• ENVS 560/L Watershed Systems - Working
  ...anch Conservation Easement]]. Pages on some of the largest ones in Central Coast. See CCED (part of CPAD) for sizes & locations. ...king including examples on the Central Coast (e.g. 2 CalTrans banks in our region - at Carmel Lagoon & at Elkhorn Slough)
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• Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board (CCRWQCB)
  ...oards.ca.gov/centralcoast/about_us / CWB (California Water Board). Central Coast Regional Board: About Us.] </ref>. ...cy.shtml / State of California. Federal, State, and Local Laws, Policy and Regulations. California Environmental Protection Agency. State Water Resources Control
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• Central Coast Region Agricultural Waiver
  ...Otherwise known as the 'Ag Waiver' or 'Ag Order'; formally the Conditional Waiver of Waste Discharge Requirements for Discharges from Irrigated Lands)''' ...ge from irrigated lands in the Central Coast Region of California. The Ag Waiver is a combination of regulatory elements authorized by the California Porter
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• Clean Water Act
  An [[Summaries of Environmental Topics on the Central Coast of California|environmental summary]] created by the [[ENVS 560/L Watershed Origins of nonpoint source (NPS) pollution, like stormwater and agricultural runoff, are harder to define and thus more difficult to regulate. Section 2
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• Regional regulatory approaches to agricultural runoff in California
  ... regulatory approaches as shown in the [[Central Coast Region Agricultural Waiver]]. ...ley]] and [[San Diego]]) have adopted conditional ag waivers for irrigated agricultural lands.
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• Regional approaches to agricultural runoff in California
  ...Control Board has the authority to revoke it at any time. This conditional waiver is reviewed, revised, replaced, or reissued every five years. Growers are r ...rrigation independently with different conditions and variations of the Ag waiver <ref> Referenced text was copied from the following page http://ecoviz.csum
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• Central Coast Ambient Monitoring Program (CCAMP)
  ...tal Maximum Daily Load (TMDL)]] or the [[Central Coast Region Agricultural Waiver]]. More specific information on monitoring plans and strategies can be foun
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• California Department of Public Health
  ...ion| organization involved in the management of California's Central Coast Region]] created by the [[ENVS 560/L Watershed Systems]] class at [[CSUMB]] ...ion on drinking water and the [[Central Coast Region Agricultural Waiver | regulations]] aiming to improve water quality. DDWEM's major components are:
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• USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
  ...ion| organization involved in the management of California's Central Coast Region]] created by the [[ENVS 560/L Watershed Systems]] class at [[CSUMB]] ...osely with [[Resource Conservation Districts in California's Central Coast Region|Resource Conservation Districts]] to accomplish shared resource conservatio
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• Central Coast Water Quality Coalition
  ...ective, producer-directed programs to protect water quality on the Central Coast." <ref> CCWQP. http://www.agwaterquality.org/index.html </ref> The CCWQC be ...ty issues and regulations (such as the [[Central Coast Region Agricultural Waiver]])
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• Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL)
  *3) regulatory mechanisms by which the Central Coast Water Board will assure these actions are taken ... other State agencies have identified management measures (MMs) to address agricultural sources of nutrient pollution that affect State waters.''"
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• Common Permits Required for Restoration in the Central Coast Region
  A [[Summaries of Environmental Topics on the Central Coast of California|summary of an environmental topic]] examined by the [[ENVS 56 Restoration and research in the [[Central Coast Region]] that involves alteration or impacts to natural and biological resources m
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• Approaches to TMDL Development and Implementation in the Monterey Bay Area
  ...ntation of [[Total Maximum Daily Load]] (TMDL) plans in the [[Monterey Bay Region]] of California. The page was created by the [[ENVS 560/L Watershed Systems .../water_issues/programs/tmdl/303d_and_tmdl_projects.shtml full list for the region]).
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• Lower Salinas River Watershed Nutrient TMDL - Implementation and Monitoring Progress
  ...e developed within the watershed. These sites are managed by the [[Central Coast Ambient Monitoring Program]]. Any available monitoring data is available he ...y eradicate nitrate pollution for the purpose of human health, the Central Coast Water Board's top priority.
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