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The Southeastern Regional Water Quality Assistance
Network (SERWQAN) represents a network of southeastern organizations
that are committed to strengthening the capacity of communities to develop
and successfully implement watershed protection efforts.
The Network has received funding from the
US Environmental Protection Agency to provide integrated assistance
in a small number of communities and watersheds to help protect, maintain
and restore water quality. The Network will work with community leaders,
watershed organizations and other local stakeholders to develop skills
and implement practical tools, (such as model ordinances and public
process facilitation) to support watershed protection efforts.
Capacity building services details
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Financial
Planning and Assistance
-Watershed Finance Planning -Design
Revenue and/or Fee Structures
-Self Financing Tools and Strategies
-Cost Impact Analysis
-Information on Public Funding Sources
-Stormwater Utility Information
-Septic Tank Funding Systems |
Water
Quality and Watershed Management
-Water Quality Monitoring
-Geographic Information Systems/ Data Analysis
-Accessing Available Data
-Watershed Surveys
-Floodplain Assessment
-Source Water Identification |
Watershed Planning
and Participation
-Natural Resource Inventory
-Conservation Easement Information
-Quality Growth Land Use Planning
-Conservation Planning
-Custom GIS Mapping
-Evaluating Codes and Ordinances
-Facilitating Community Consensus
-Community Education
-Volunteer Monitoring
-Stakeholder Involvement |
Project Implementation
– Including Technical Project Design and Construction Services
-Wetlands and Stream Restoration
- Erosion and Sediment Control
- Stormwater Management Including Agricultural or Urban Best Management
Practices
- Wastewater Information |
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