Water Policy in Montana : a Report to the 60th Legislature of the State of Montana 2006
Water Policy in Montana : a Report to the 60th Legislature of the State of Montana 2006
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A TMDL addresses a pollutant/water body combination. For example, a tributary such as Deer Creek may be impaired by metals — this would count for one TMDL. In 2004, the following basins were completed: Swan Basin Blackfoot Metals Sun River Bobtail Ninemile Bitterroot Headwaters Flathead Headwaters Big Spring In 2005, the DEQ planned to complete the following TMDLs: Lake Helena — more than 1 00 TMDLs within the one water quality restoration plan document 17 Ruby River — between 40 and 45 TMDLs P...rospect Creek Funding The 2005 Legislature provided $1 .7 million in general fund money and $3.4 million in federal fund authority to provide 9 FTE, database improvements, and base adjustments for contracted services. Two appropriations were made only for the 2007 biennium. They were for database enhancements and 4 FTE.
Department of Environmental Quality 2007 Biennium TMDL Funding 2 Purpose General Fund Federal Special Revenue Total Appropriation Base Adjustment for Contracted Services $81,540 $565,003 $646,543 Database Improvements (One Time Only) $330,000 $330,000 5 Permanent FTE & Operations $894,905 $2,865,758 $3,760,663 4 Temporary FTE & Operations (One Time Only) $365,286 $365,286 Total $1,671,731 $3,430,761 $5,102,492 Barbara Smith, Associate Fiscal Analyst, paper presented on 9/15/05.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A TMDL addresses a pollutant/water body combination. For example, a tributary such as Deer Creek may be impaired by metals — this would count for one TMDL. In 2004, the following basins were completed: Swan Basin Blackfoot Metals Sun River Bobtail Ninemile Bitterroot Headwaters Flathead Headwaters Big Spring In 2005, the DEQ planned to complete the following TMDLs: Lake Helena — more than 1 00 TMDLs within the one water quality restoration plan document 17 Ruby River — between 40 and 45 TMDLs P...rospect Creek Funding The 2005 Legislature provided $1 .7 million in general fund money and $3.4 million in federal fund authority to provide 9 FTE, database improvements, and base adjustments for contracted services. Two appropriations were made only for the 2007 biennium. They were for database enhancements and 4 FTE.
Department of Environmental Quality 2007 Biennium TMDL Funding 2 Purpose General Fund Federal Special Revenue Total Appropriation Base Adjustment for Contracted Services $81,540 $565,003 $646,543 Database Improvements (One Time Only) $330,000 $330,000 5 Permanent FTE & Operations $894,905 $2,865,758 $3,760,663 4 Temporary FTE & Operations (One Time Only) $365,286 $365,286 Total $1,671,731 $3,430,761 $5,102,492 Barbara Smith, Associate Fiscal Analyst, paper presented on 9/15/05.
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