Chesapeake Bay Policy in Virginia - TMDL, Milestones and the Watershed Agreement Russ Baxter Deputy Secretary of Natural Resources for the Chesapeake Bay.

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Chesapeake Bay Policy in Virginia - TMDL, Milestones and the Watershed Agreement Russ Baxter Deputy Secretary of Natural Resources for the Chesapeake Bay Citizens Advisory Committee May 15,

Chesapeake Bay TMDL Planning Framework Chesapeake Bay TMDL and Phase I WIP Phase II WIP Milestones  Milestones o Milestones o 2017 Mid-point Assessment (60% of reductions) o 2018 Phase III WIP o Milestones o Milestones o Milestones o Milestones o 2025 Full Implementation Target 2

Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP) Phase I WIP: Highlights Proposed a broad expansion of the existing nutrient credit exchange Ongoing implementation of Watershed General Permit Plan for the James River for additional study of the current chlorophyll standard and special schedule for James River facilities in Appendix X of the TMDL Widespread implementation of resource management plans and BMPs on agricultural land Improvements to stormwater regulations and permitting Improved accounting of voluntary practices 3

Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP) Phase II WIP: Highlights Further divide final Bay TMDL allocations for 39 segments into local area targets Work with local elected officials, staff, conservation districts, watershed associations and citizens to identify strategies to be implemented to reduce delivered loads to the Bay Provide additional detail on programs, technologies, and practices to implement by 2017 Include updates resulting from revisions to the Watershed Model v Include specific programs and practices in the first 2-year milestones ( ) 4

Milestones Programmatic Milestones ◦ Major deliverables to support implementation ◦ 51 specific Milestones across all sectors Implementation Projection ◦ Forecast for 2013 developed in 2011 ◦ Cumulative BMP Units Million BMP Units ◦ Modeled on projected 2010 Landuse Load Reduction Milestone ◦ Nitrogen: 62.4 Million lbs/year ◦ Phosphorus: 8.05 Million lbs/year ◦ Sediment: Billion lbs/year 5

Milestones Closeout Programmatic Milestones  28 Completed ◦ 22 Continued into 2015 milestones ◦ 1 Closed Implementation Projection ◦ 2013 Progress Cumulative BMP Units – 4.26 Million BMP Units Load Milestone: Exceed Milestones for N, P, and S ◦ Modeled on 2013 projected landuse (incorporated growth)  Nitrogen: 60.9 Million lbs/year  Phosphorus: 7.66 Million lbs/year  Sediment: Billion lbs/year 10

Milestones Overview Programmatic Milestones ◦ Draft Milestones submitted to EPA on 3/15 ◦ Made available for pubic input ◦ 63 specific Milestones across all sectors ◦ Primarily State program initiatives ◦ Working to better capture local efforts Implementation Projection ◦ Submitted to EPA on 3/15 Load Reduction Milestone ◦ Goal is to stay below straight line trajectory to

Milestones Sectors/Subjects Agriculture including CAFO/AFO Urban including MS4 Onsite Sewage Systems Forest Industrial Stormwater Wastewater Extractive Local Engagement Federal Facilities Trading and Offsets James River Phased Implementation/Chlorophyll Study 12

Key Milestone/TMDL Initiatives Moving Forward Development and Implementation of Resource Management Plans (RMP) Implementation of Construction General Permit with better reporting and tracking of permit coverage and BMPs Issuance of all Phase 1 MS4 permits with WIP phased reductions Accelerate livestock exclusion practice through SL – 6 implementation including revision of draft input deck Complete evaluation of small AFOs and improve management Complete evaluation of historic BMP data and update accordingly Better Engage Local Governments and Stakeholders Better Engage federal facilities Enact Nutrient Trading Certification Regulations Finalize James River Chlorophyll Study SUBMITTAL TO EPA ON MAY 15 (Today!!!) OF FINAL MILESTONES

Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement

Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement - Priorities Governor McAuliffe advocated additions of toxics and climate change Governor has committed Virginia to be “all in” in the development of management strategies so all goals and outcomes We have worked closely with the watershed states to support their inclusion in as full partners the agreement

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Contact Information Russ Baxter