Rogue Basin Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Implementation Program
What's New/Quick Links
FEMA/NOAA Fisheries Model Riparian Ordinance
Tracking and Reporting Page (Events Calendar, etc.)
Rogue Basin Public Outreach Survey
Next TMDL Quarterly Meeting - Wednesday, January 23rd, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the RVCOG Conference Room
Program Summary
To meet the requirements of the Rogue Basin 2008 TMDL under the Clean Water Act, local municipalities and irrigation districts are implementing a variety of management strategies to improve water quality by reducing or eliminating temperature and bacteria inputs to local water ways including the Rogue River. The strategies are being implemented over a five-year period and vary by jurisdiction or entity and include riparian restoration to improve stream shade, water quality monitoring, management of urban runoff, education and outreach, ordinances, on the ground projects and control structures, erosion prevention and sediment control, and staff training.
July 1, 2012 marks the beginning of Year 3 of the Implementation Plans.
General Program Information
General Program Information Link to TMDL Information Page
Implementation
Year 3 (current implementation year July 1, 2012 through June 30th, 2013)
- Workplans vary by Designated Management Agency (DMA)
- Regional Managers Report
- Selected Accomplishments (DRAFT - Excel)
- Upcoming Events (DRAFT - Excel)
- Educational Opportunities (DRAFT - Excel)
Year 2 Reports Due to DEQ September 30th, 2012
Link to Tracking, Events, and Accomplishments Page
Education and Outreach Information
Documents, Links, and Other Useful Information
Bear Creek and Rogue Basin Riparian Planting Plan - December 2010
TMDL Tracking Form
Completed Tracking Form (Example)
FEMA Floodplain Model Ordinance (Recommended for Puget Sound Area Compliance - first in the nation)
OSU Extension Josephine County brochure.
Grants Pass Stream Enhancement brochure.
Oregon Dept of Agriculture brochure.
Project Contacts (RVCOG)
Greg Stabach, Natural Resources Project Manager, (541) 423-1370
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