Strategies Under Consideration. Three Types of Strategies Planning and Regulatory Capital Projects Programmatic Efforts.

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Strategies Under Consideration

Three Types of Strategies Planning and Regulatory Capital Projects Programmatic Efforts

Planning and Regulatory Strategies Examples include: – Apply maximum impervious area through zoning – Require lot clustering that creates protected set aside land – Change Critical Area Ordinance for Bear Creek

Capital Project Strategies Examples include: – Retrofitting existing development with stormwater controls – In-stream habitat restoration

Programmatic Strategies Examples include: – Deep cleaning stormwater infrastructure – Outreach, such as Natural Yard Care – Buffer replanting events

How do strategies get selected? HSPF model can be used to demonstrate benefit of regulation and programmatic changes SUSTAIN model will be used to estimate benefit of stormwater facilities In-stream and riparian projects will be identified based on field assessments