Livingston Watershed Advisory Group (WAG)
General Information
The Livingston Watershed Advisory Group (WAG) is a collaborative membership group that was originally formed to develop watershed management plans for the Huron Chain of Lakes and Upper Shiawassee River watersheds in Livingston County. The plans describe current conditions of natural resources and land use impacts, explore existing and future threats to the river systems, and prescribe actions for protection and restoration. The WAG now meets to discuss ways to implement activities that were recommended by those plans. They are also interested in adding the Red Cedar River watershed.
For more information, see the WAG’s FAQ. Additional background information on the WAG can be found on the Livingston County Drain Commissioner’s site.
Next Meeting
When:
January 18, 2012 at 9:30 AM
Where:
Livingston County Drain Office
Agenda (to be developed)
Documents and Information
Watershed Management Plans
The Livingston WAG has developed several planning documents to guide its work to protect and improve water resources in the watershed. The current plan for generally managing stormwater is below:
- Chain of Lakes Watershed Management Plan (external link)
In addition to that overarching plan, targeted plans were developed to focus on phosphorus management in two subwatersheds. Following are final TMDL Implementation Plans that were delivered to DEQ on October 31.
Phase II Compliance Documents
- Public Participation Plan (pdf)
- SWPPI Template Instructions (pdf)
- SWPPI Template (MS Word doc)
- SWPPI Action Table (Table 3) (MS Excel xls)
- Monitoring Plan (Appendix A) (pdf)
- Monitoring QAPP (pdf)
- TMDL Implementation Work Plan (pdf)
- Public Education Plan (Appendix B) (MS Word doc)
- PEP Table (MS Excel xls)
- Monitoring Plan (Appendix A) (pdf)
Public Education Materials
Contact: Pam Labadie, (734) 769-5123 x 602, HRWC Marketing Director, for info on HRWC’s I&E Program or any of the materials identified below.
Newsletter Inserts — For use by WAG members. One-page (8.5 x 11″) seasonal newsletter articles on NPS prevention or watershed education topics for community newsletters, websites, and email alerts.
Public Education Resources (from other stormwater management programs)
- Stormwater Training for Restaurant Employees, a flash video from Project Clean Water, San Diego, CA.
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