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TABLE 4-1 OBJECTIVES, POLICIES, AND OVERALL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES (Continued) b. A local water management plan must be consistent with, but not necessarily limited to, the three aforementioned items. Other techniques may be used if it can be demonstrated that the water quality of runoff will be protected. OBJECTIVE D: Promote groundwater recharge. D.1 Policy: To evaluate and control development of groundwater recharge areas. Manaecement Strate!!V a. Prohibit the construction of impervious surfaces over areas designated as floodplain recharge areas except for road construction, trails, and other recreational improvements where no altematives exist. D.2 Policy: To protect recharge areas from potential sources of cont.$l:'I11in~tion.. Manaecement Strate!!V a. Control developments with potential lo contaminate groundwater recharge areas. OBJECTIVE E: Protect and enhance fish and wildlife habitat and water recreation. E.l Policy: To promotetheadoption of local shoreIand ordinances based on Department of Natural Resources regulations. Mana~ement Strate!!V a. Maintain RCWD regulatory controls over shoreline management unless municipality adopts and implements local shoreland ordinances. E.2 Policy: To preserve wetlands that provide habitat for game fish spawning and wildlife. Mana~ement Strate"" a. Follow policies outlined in Sections A and B and maintain communication with the Department of Natural Resources on all land development activities that may compromise fish and wildlife habitat in lakes or wetlands within the RCWD. 4-12 10/97 I ~ I I I I I I II I I I I I I I