Nutrient BMAPs contain a comprehensive set of solutions, such as permit limits on wastewater facilities, urban and agricultural best management practices, and conservation programs designed to achieve pollutant reductions established by a total maximum daily load.
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Bacteria BMAPs include management strategies and projects implemented by local stakeholders to eliminate and prevent the release of waste, containing pathogens to natural waterbodies to meet water quality standards. The purpose of the BMAP is to restore the waterbody, protect human health, and sustain safe recreational uses for future generations.
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