Water Quality Management Planning

Water Quality Management Planning efforts have assessed a range of water quality issues including: Identification of existing and potential water quality problems caused by point and nonpoint sources of pollution; determination of water quality levels needed to ensure progress toward the national goal of fishable/swimmable waters; and the identification of agencies to implement a plan and assessment of impacts associated with the recommended plans.

Water Quality Management Plan (WQMP)

Each year water quality management planning activities are summarized in a document entitled Gulf Coast Region Water Quality Management Program Update. The report is submitted to the H-GAC Natural Resources Advisory Committee (NRAC) and Board of Directors and then to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for review, comment and approval.

WQMP

2010 WQMP (PDF) 18M | 2009 WQMP (PDF) 6.7M | 2008 WQMP (PDF) 6.5M | 2007 WQMP (PDF) 11M
2007 Forecast for Water and Wastewater Needs 2035 (PDF) 57K
Please visit our publications page to view older WQMP's.

Wastewater Infrastructure Regionalization Workshop
Summary Report (PDF) 61K | Survey Results (PDF) 73K | Completion List (PDF) 15K

OSSF Real Estate Visual Inspection Workshop
Agenda (PDF) 81K | Presentation (PDF) 1.5M | Completion List (PDF) 13K

For further information please contact:
Todd Running
Clean Rivers Program Manager
(713) 993-4549
todd.running@h-gac.com

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