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Update on Future Stream Restoration Projects
1:11:39Speaker 3Which is a part of his credit program for his stormwater utility.
Satoshi ItostaffIt is a, there are approaches to meeting the TMDLs, the pollutant reduction requirements, that are quantifiable and non-quantifiable. Having a stormwater utility credit program is an example of a non-quantifiable benefit. We know that it has some positive effects, but we can't actually measure that. When we measure the amount of sediment that's controlled from a stream restoration project We can quantify that and that produces a actual credit figure a quantifiable Improvement to water quality so two separate things, but yes, they do help
can through a stream restoration project which quantifies sediment loss, phosphorus, and nitrogen reductions. All three of those are creditable through a stream restoration project. Through the stormwater utility credit program, they are not.