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((0 <br /> appropriate to ask the state to provide assistance. This would also allow loading <br /> rates to be calculated consistently across the watershed. <br /> 6. Potential Opposition to the Rules in the 2009 General Assembly <br /> In the 2008 public hearings, considerable opposition was raised to the proposed <br /> Jordan Lake rules, from the development community, local governments and <br /> wastewater treatment providers. Although the issues were not always the same, <br /> most revolved around the projected cost to these entities for implementing rules <br /> for new development and existing development. <br /> Possible bills revising the rules to alter or do away with certain provisions, such <br /> as the existing development retrofit provisions, are being drafted on several front <br /> and are expected to be introduced in the coming month. <br /> The primary implication for Orange County in this venue is that this assessment <br /> of the rules could be altered by changes to the eventual enacted version, <br /> changing some of the costs or assumptions included herein. While there may be <br /> changes to the rules, some legislation to address nutrient loading in Jordan Lake <br /> will be needed, to meet at a minimum the federal Clean Water Act provisions. <br /> The Jordan Lake Nutrient Management Rules have been, and continue to be, a <br /> very fluid process - with new interpretations and provisions added at several <br /> points along the past three years, as recently as December 2008. The potential <br /> for this to continue is strong, as the rules enter the legislative process in 2009. <br /> This document represents staffs best attempt as of January 2009 to outline the <br /> current status of the rules and the projected implications — knowing that these <br /> too, will likely change and evolve yet again.As such, this document is best <br /> viewed as a status report for this 'snapshot in time.' <br /> 14 <br />
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