 Temperature  Fecal Coliform Bacteria  Turbidity.

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 Temperature  Fecal Coliform Bacteria  Turbidity

Agriculture (farming) Livestock Residential Stormwater Recreational

 For agriculture:  Direct seed  Riparian Buffers  Sediment Basins  Grassed waterways  Filter Strips  Strip cropping

 For Livestock  Riparian Buffers  Fencing  Off site watering

 For Residential:  Fertilizer management  Lawn clippings  Riparian buffers  Septic systems

 Stormwater:  Buffers  Impervious surface – direct to settling ponds

 Recreational Impacts:  Boat cleaning stations  Dump stations  Parks – changing stations  Pet waste stations  Proper boat speed