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WATER RESOURCE PUBLICATIONS
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The Role of Impervious Cover as a Watershed-based Zoning Tool to Protect ater Quality in the Christina River Basin of Delaware, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, written by Gerald J. Kauffman and Tammy Brant  (331K) |
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Technical
Summary, State of the Basin Report for the Delaware River Basin
A Report on the Health of the 13,539 - square mile Delaware
River Basin in Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania Draft Report November 20, 2007, Prepared for Delaware River
Basin Commission West Trenton, New Jersey (8MB) |
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Imperviousness:
A Performance Measure of a Delaware Water Resource Protection
Area Orindnance1,
written byGerald J. Kauffman, Martha B. Corrozi, and Kevin J.
Vonck2 (720K)
Published
in the Journal of the American Water Resources Association
American Water Resources Association, June 2006. |
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Southern
New Castle County Priority Watershed Strategy
A Watershed-Based Approach to Protect Natural Resources in the
MOT Planning District of Southern New Castle County, Delaware,
Final Report July 4, 2006 (1.33MB)
Watershed
Based Wetlands and Water Resource Protection
(5MB)
This powerpoint presentation contains a description of a modelling
methodology which was used in New Castle County, DE to identify
priority natural resource areas which need protection during
the watershed build-out process. GIS tools and impervious surface
cover overlays were used to identify wetlands, forested tracts,
riparian buffers and open spaces areas that needed to be protected
through zoning and plan review mechanisms in order to preserve
or restore the subwatershed as the watershed. |
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Water Resource Protection Areas |
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Report on Source Water Protection Upstream from the Drinking Water Intakes in New Castle County, Delaware (3.9MB) |
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Town of Middletown, Delaware, Water Resource Protection Area Ordinance, DRAFT, November 09, 2007. (799K) |
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Water Policy Forum Proceedings
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Proceedings of Water Policy Forum Series #6 - 2007 American Water Resource Association Mid-Atlantic Conference |
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Proceedings
of Water Policy Forum Series #5 - Water-Friendly Landscape Design:
A Prescription for Healthy Watersheds (4MB)
published February 2006, Revised November 2007 |
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Proceedings
of Water Policy Forum Series #4 - The Historic Christina Basin:
Delaware’s First Watershed (1.3MB)
published October 2005 |
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Proceedings
of Water Policy Forum Series #3 - Land Use Change and Water
Quality: Assessing the Impacts and Planning for the Future(1.95MB)
published July 2004 |
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Proceedings
of Water Policy Forum Series #2 - Drought.02: A Debate and Panel
Discussion Concerning Water Supply Policy in Delaware(640K)
published February 2003 |
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Final
Surface Water System Reports |
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Source
Water Protection Guidance Manual for the Local Governments of
Delaware - FINAL |
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Water
Quality Trading in the Lower Delaware River Basin: A Resource
for Practitioners, A Report to the William Penn Foundation,
by the Institute for Environmental Studies, University of Pennsylvania,
March 1, 2005, Edited by F.N. Scatena, With contributions from:
D. curley, S. Laskowski, K. Abbott, H. Bardin, W. Shieh, J.
Johnson. (955KB)
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Phase
I and II Report Christina River Basin Water Quality Management
Strategy, May 1998 (131KB)
Memorandum
and Introduction(84KB)
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Chapter
1. Phase I and Phase II Strategy(251KB)
Chapter
2. Watershed Inventory(5.96MB)
Chapter
3. Water Quality Assessment(3.15MB)
Chapter
4. Watershed Pollutant Potential and Prioritization(6MB)
Chapter
5. Stormwater Quality Monitoring Plan(71K)
Chapter
6. Public Education and Outreach Program(459K)
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7. Conclusions/Recommendations(2.2MB)
Chapter
8. References(64K)
Appendix
A. Fecal Coliform Bacteria Historic Trends for the Brandywine
Creek Basin (1981to1996)
(2.2MB)
Appendix
B. Biological Diversity Indices and Historic Trends (1971 through
1996)(12.44MB)
Appendix
C. Nonpoint-Source Water-Quality-Monitoring Plan for the Christina
River Basin(16.44MB)
Appendix
D. Geology and Soils(1.5MB)
Appendix
E. Outfalls and Intakes(10MB)
Appendix
F. Landuse Summaries | |
