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Caloosahatchee Estuary Basin Management Action Plan (bmap) Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Caloosahatchee Estuary Basin Management Action Plan Webinar	Event or Public Notice
Caloosahatchee River And Estuary Bmap	Event or Public Notice
Caloosahatchee River And Estuary Bmap Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Camp Branch (WBID 251) Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
CANCELED- TO BE RESCHEDULED: Upper Wakulla River and Wakulla Springs Basin BMAP Public Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Catalog Workgroup	General Content
Category 4e Assessments and Documentation	General Content
Cedar Creek (Tidal) (WBID 1556) and Cedar Creek (WBID 1556A) Fecal Coliform TMDLs	Publication
Cedar River (WBID 2262) Fecal and Total Coliform TMDLs	Publication
Central Indian River Lagoon BMAP Annual Update	Publication
Central Indian River Lagoon BMAP Annual Update	Publication
Certificate of Accreditation	Publication
Charlotte Harbor Water Association DEP Approval of Variance	Publication
Charlotte Harbor Water Association EPA Approval Letter	Publication
Charlotte Harbor Water Association Maps	Publication
Chassahowitzka Springs Group, Crab Creek Spring, Chassahowitzka River-Baird Creek, Baird Springs, Ruth Spring and Beteejay Springs Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Choctawhatchee River (WBID 49F) Fecal and Total Coliform TMDL	Publication
City of Vero Beach Reverse Osmosis	Publication
City of Vero Beach Reverse Osmosis City of Vero Beach Reverse Osmosis DEP Approval Letter	Publication
City of Vero Beach Reverse Osmosis EPA Approval Letter	Publication
Clean Waterways Act Requirements for Wastewater & Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal Systems Plans in Nutrient BMAPs	General Content
Coastal Springs of Pasco & Hernando Counties: Magnolia-Aripeka Springs Group, Jenkins Creek Spring, and Wilderness-Mud-Salt Springs Group (WBIDs 1391B, 1389, and 1382G) Nutrient TMDL	Publication
Cocohatchee River Estuary (WBID 3259A) Fecal Coliform TMDL	Publication
Comprehensive Delist List	Publication

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