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<br />Rule .0271, Stormwater Requirements for State and Federal Entities <br />This rule would establish parallel stormwater control requirements for state and federal entities <br />to those imposed on local governments under rules .0265 and .0266. Requirements address both <br />new and existing development and call for education and illicit discharge elimination programs. <br />Annual reports would be required. <br />• Specifies that the Division would approve DOT projects. <br />• Parallels local government stormwater rules. <br />Rule .0267 & .0268, Protection of and Mitigation for Existing Riparian Buffers <br />This rule would require local governments to protect existing vegetated riparian areas 50 feet <br />wide adjacent to intermittent and perennial streams, lakes, and ponds in the Jordan watershed. <br />The first 30 feet adjacent to waters would be largely undisturbed forest, while the outer 20 feet <br />could be managed vegetation. Existing, ongoing activities within these buffers could continue, <br />while a change in land use would invoke the protections. Certain uses of land within the buffer <br />are identified as exempt, allowable, or allowable with mitigation, while uses not listed would be <br />prohibited. It provides for mitigation where no practical alternatives exist, details variance <br />requirements and forest-harvesting limitations, and would require local governments to ensure <br />that new developments either avoid or mitigate buffer impacts. It would require local <br />governments to make mitigation options available for certain activities based on avoidance and <br />minimization criteria. Three mitigation options would be available: 1) payment to the riparian <br />buffer restoration fund administered by EEP, 2) donation of property, or 3) restoration or <br />enhancement of anon-forested riparian buffer. <br />• These requirements supercede existing water supply buffer requirements. <br />• Provides an allowance for recreational and accessory structures under 150 ft2, with those <br />over this threshold requiring mitigation. <br />• Establishes the Division as approval agency for activities on state and federal lands. <br />Rule .0272, Riparian Buffer Mitigation Fees <br />This rule establishes offset payment rates to the Riparian Buffer Restoration Fund for buffer <br />impacts deemed `allowable with mitigation' under Rule .0267. This rule would not be exclusive <br />to the Jordan nutrient strategy, and would enable uniform future changes in buffer offset fees <br />across multiple basins. The Division has initially calculated the rate as $.70/ft2 ($30,492/acre) to <br />reflect actual costs based on a more extensive cost record from EEP. <br />Rule .0269, Options for Offsetting Nutrient Loads <br />This rule would provide parties subject to the various rules -new development, existing <br />development, State and Federal stormwater entities, agriculture, and point sources -options for <br />4 <br />
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