Local Laws to Protect Finger Lakes Water Quality
The guide is designed to be an easy-to-read, user-friendly document for local elected leaders, municipal staff such as code enforcement officers and planners, and local appointed board members such as planning board, zoning board, and conservation board members.
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Protecting Water Resources through Local Controls and Practices: An Assessment Manual for New York Municipalities |
Section 1. Water and Land: A Background
Section 2. Nonpoint Assessment and Gap Analysis
Section 3. What Can Be Done at the Local Level: Tools You Can Use
Section 4. Examples of Local Law Revision: Middlesex, Ulysses, Groveland
Appendices
Appendix A - Organizations, Agencies and Entities Involved in Water Resource Protection
Appendix B - Glossary of terms
Appendix D - Model Law Overview
Appendix E - Sample Laws, Practices and Techniques
Appendix E1 Comprehensive Plan
Appendix E2 Zoning
Appendix E3 Environmental Protection Overlay District (EPOD)
Appendix E4 Subdivision Regulations
Appendix E5 Stormwater Management & Sediment & Erosion Control
Appendix E6 Erosion and Sediment Control
Appendix E7 Erosion and Sediment Control with Riparian Protections
Appendix E8 Wetlands and Watercourse Protection
Appendix E9 Timber Harvesting
Appendix E10 On-Site Wastewater System Model Law
Appendix E11 Junk Storage Model Law
Appendix E12 Municipal Practices
Appendix E13 Intermunicipal Agreement Model
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