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Executive Summary (Continued) <br />Surface Watershed <br />Lake Affected Designated <br />Area Area <br />Pollutant or Stressor <br />NameUse <br />(Acres)(Acres) <br />Josephine 116 839Aquatic Consumption Mercury in Fish Tissue <br />Langton <br />30 257 NA NA <br />(N&S) <br />McCarrons 73 1070 Aquatic Consumption Mercury in Fish Tissue <br />Owasso 375 3022 Aquatic Consumption Mercury in Fish Tissue <br />Watershed Districts <br />Rice <br />The City of Roseville falls under the jurisdiction of three wate <br />Creek Watershed District (RCWD), the Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District (RWMWD), and the <br />Capitol Region Watershed District (CRWD). All three of the Watershed Districts have jurisdictional authoriy <br />within the City, and therefore each must review and approve the Citys Plan to ensure consistency with the <br />respective Watershed District Plan. <br />Goals and Policies <br />The following table summarizes the goals related to surface wate <br />goals are a reflection of the City Councils desire to reach ad ain a high quality of life for the Citys <br />residents. <br />GoalGoal Statement <br />Goal 1 Flood Protection and Runoff Provide flood protection to the maximum extent practicable <br />Management for all residents and structures and to protect the integrity of <br />our drainage and detention systems through runoff <br />management <br />Goal 2 Surface Water Protection Maintain or improve the water quality and ecological integrity <br />of the Citys lakes, ponds, and wetlands. <br />Goal 3 Groundwater Protection Protect the quality and quantity of groundwater through <br />collaboration with local and state agencies managing <br />groundwater resources. <br />Goal 4 Public Education and Outreach Promote stewardship and increase awareness of land and <br />water resources through public education and outreach. <br />Goal 5 Pollution Prevention and Protect the quality of the Citys water resources through <br />Maintenance pollution prevention, good housekeeping practices, and <br />routine maintenance. <br />Goal 6 Coordination and Collaboration To simplify and streamline processes and draw upon the <br />expertise and resources of other local, state, and federal <br />agencies in water resources management efforts. <br />Goal 7 Sustainability Achieve the water quality and water resources needs of the <br />City based on the foundation of efficient use of community <br />resources. In this approach both capital costs and long-term <br />operational costs will be considered as well as the overall <br />costs of a given project towards protection and/or <br />improvement of the City water resources. <br />ComprehensiveSurface Water Management PlanROSEV120222 <br />City of Roseville <br /> <br />
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