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Category III: These water bodies have lower water quality than Category I and Category II water bodies. <br />Generally, they are not swimmable but may provide important wildlife habitat or aesthetic qualities. <br />Warm-water fishing may also be applicable. Examples could include Lake Judy or Willow Pond. <br />Category IV -Nutrient Traps: Water bodies in this category are intended to improve downstream water <br />quality and are designed specifically to have phosphorus removal efficiencies of at least 50%. An <br />example could be Charlie Pond. <br />Category V -Sediment Traps: These water bodies are typically too small to efficiently remove <br />phosphorus but are able to remove larger sediment. <br />Staff recommends that the Board discuss the proposed "Water Body Classification". Based on the Board <br />discussion, staff will revise the proposed document for Board approval at the next meeting. <br />RECOMMENDED BOARD ACTION: <br />Motion approving the proposed "Wetland Classification and Management" section; <br />And; <br />Discussion of the proposed "Water Body Classification" section. <br />