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<br />Wale,.,,!uJ <br /> <br /> <br />WM-1 Promote a multihaurd comprehensive watershed mallllgenlent approach <br />to facilitate watershed planning through the existing State Water <br />Resources Control Board Interagency Adviso'Y Committee. <br /> <br />The appropriate resource agencies including NWS, DWR, CCC and the <br />Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) can provide technical and <br />funding assistance for watershed management goals, Funding can be <br />cost shared by the USDA Consolidated Farm Service Agency (CFSA) on <br />agricultural and forested lands and EPA's National Pollutant Discharge <br />Elimination System (NPDES). <br /> <br />WM-2 Assist with daign and maintenlilnctl elements to address adequate <br />lIto""water I1InoH ClIpacity that would reflect an aD haurd approach. <br /> <br />A task force consisting of OES. FEMA, DWR, USACE, EPA, NRCS, <br />Bureau of Reclamation (BORI. and other agencies should work with local <br />levee and irrigation districts to provide design and maintenance <br />information on watersheds. <br /> <br />WM-3 Implement sediment control by buDding sediment basins. Mallllge soil <br />resources through proper grazing use, urban development and timber <br />mallllgement. <br /> <br />RCD and NRCS can assist local jurisdictions with stormwater. erosion <br />and sediment control by developing uniform requirements for agricultural. <br />suburban and urban areas, <br /> <br />Convene a team of DWR, RCDs, NRCS, CFSA, USFS, BaR. Bureau of <br />Land Management (BLM) representatives and others as a resource <br />management planning group to conduct watershed sediment <br />assessments and develop watershed conservation measures. Positive <br />incentives could be used to assist land users with conservation actions, <br /> <br />2S <br /> <br />JJ....J ~ R.,-t <br />'J.J."""'I1995 <br />