Lead Department(s)
(NOTE: Many actions not so noted will also require involvement of the County Commissioners to implement.)
Action
complete
In Progress
Resources
Available
Can Begin
Year 1
Comments
WQ 1.1. 1, 3, 6A: septics identification, cost-share, and pump-out
Environmental Programs (PPI)
NO
YES
YES
YES
Success heavily dependent upon SepTrack Grant (CZM)
WQ 1.1.6C: authority for septic tax incentives
County Commissioners
NO
NO
NO
SEE COM-MENTS
not practical as worded; no enabling legislation for tax incentives; could seek other incentives
WQ 1.2. 1: Area of Special Concern
Environmental Programs (PPI)
YES
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Request completed
WQ 1.2. 1 A, B: trench guidelines and perc rates
Environmental Programs (PPI)
NO
YES
funds for consultant pending
YES
WQ 1.2.3: encourage innovative on-site treatment
County Commissioners' Office/ Environmental Programs (PPI)
NO
YES
YES
YES
Have reduced fees for innovative systems permitting
WQ 1.2.4: monitoring program and schedule
County Commissioners' Office/ Environmental Programs (PPI)
NO
NO
YES
YES
Part of SepTrack Grant
WQ 1.3. 5: abandoned well
Environmental Programs (PPI)
NO
YES
YES
YES
Part of SepTrack Grant
WQ 2.1.2: enforce new stormwater regulations
PPI
NO
NO
YES
YES
County will make necessary code changes as soon as State regs are finalized; Enforcement staff budgeted to begin in Year I; No state or federal funds awarded
WQ 2.4. 1: SW issues at Technical Review Committ.
PPI
NO
NO
YES
YES
Enforcement staff person (see previous) will facilitate
WQ 6.2.1A: workgroup to coordinate w/ state Shore Erosion Task Force
Comprehensive Planning/PPI/Public Works
NO
NO
YES
YES
FW 2.2.3: hardwood retention
Comprehensive Planning/PPI
NO
YES
YES
YES
Adoption of new fees-in-lieu schedule will support this action; CZM grant will fund review of Forest Conservation Program
FW 3.1.5: Wetlands in minor subdivisions
Comprehensive Planning/PPI
NO
YES
YES
YES
Wetlands Planning Group already formed
FW 3.4.4: wetland delineation
Comprehensive Planning/PPI
NO
YES
YES
YES
Will require code change
FW 4.2.3: habitat acquisition and funding
Comprehensive Planning/ Recreation/Tourism
NO
YES
YES
YES
RN 1.1.1: OCWRS support
Comprehensive Planning
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Project not currently federally funded
RN 5.1.1 A: update 1991 boating survey
Comprehensive Planning/ Recreation/Tourism
NO
NO
NO
?
1991 "boating survey" conducted for County by consultant; Suggest adding public waterfront access survey to this task
RN 5.1.3A: diverse coastal access and passive and active recreation needs in county planning
Comprehensive Planning/PPI/ Recreation/Tourism/Public Works
NO
YES
YES
YES
Recreation Plan currently being updated; issue will be addressed in Worcester 2000 Project
CE 3.2. 1: retaining A-1 zoning
County Commissioners/Comprehensive Planning/PPI
NO
YES
YES
YES
County Commissioners recently turned down proposed amendment to A-1 zoning regulations
CE 4.3 (all): buffer program
Comprehensive Planning
NO
YES
YES
YES
EPA funding and technical assistance from DNR being pursued
CE 4.5. 1: enforcement capacity
County Commissioners; PPI
NO
NO
?
?
Need clarification of scope of this action; May require additional staff unless this is specifically referring to SWM and Sed. & Eros Control
CE 4.5.3: enforcement coordination
PPI; Comprehensive Planning
NO
YES
YES
YES
Pre-TRC meetings may be helpful for more complicated projects
CE 4.5.4: sediment and erosion delegation
PPI
NO
YES
YES
YES
No state or federal funds awarded
CE 4.5.5: enforcement tracking system and review process
PPI
NO
NO
?
?
Need clarification of scope on this action-SWM, Sedi. & Eros. Control, Discharge permits tracking?; may need additional staff
Part of the National Estuary Program, the Maryland Coastal Bays Program is a cooperative effort between Worcester County, Berlin, and Ocean City which have come together to produce the first ever management plan for their bays.
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