Lake Travis Nonpoint Source Ordinance
This ordinance addresses techniques required to control nonpoint source
pollution from permitted and unpermitted activities.
WordPerfect Format (51KB, 15pages)
PDF Format (30KB, 16pages).
Stormwater Utility Ordinance from Takoma Park,
MD
Provides the legal authority necessary to establish a stormwater utility
and establishes the fee structure to fund it.
WordPerfect Format (25KB, 8pages)
PDF Format (22KB, 8pages).
Transfer of Development Rights Ordinance
from Sarasota, FL
Allows for the transfer of development rights in order to direct development
to designated areas while protecting other areas from development.
WordPerfect Format (38KB, 8pages)
PDF Format (22KB, 8pages).
Golf Course Management Guidelines form Baltimore
County, MD
Provides information on the proper management of golf courses.
WordPerfect Format (31KB, 11pages)
PDF Format
(26KB, 11pages).
Wetlands and Watercourses Ordinance from Croton-on-Hudson,
NY
Protects wetlands by restricting development and requiring techniques
and measures to prevent pollution for development near wetlands.
WordPerfect Format (133KB, 35pages)
PDF Format
(58KB, 35pages).
Forest Conservation Ordinance from Frederick
County, MD
Protects forest resources by restricting the amount of forest that can
be cleared on a development site and requiring tree planting in mitigation
for site clearing.
WordPerfect Format (59KB, 9pages)
PDF Format
(22KB, 10pages).
- Model Bad Actor Law from the National Association of Conservation Districts
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This is an example of an act that could function as a bad actor component of a state agricultural nonpoint source program.