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2021 Lamoille Tactical Basin Plan (Basin 7)
Surface Water Diversion and Transfer Study Group
Surface Water Diversion and Transfer Study Group
Pursuant to Act 173 of 2020 (An act related to surface water diversions) the Agency of Natural Resources has convened a Surface Water Diversion and Transfer Study Group to investigate and make recommendations to the General Assembly regarding the environmental, economic, and recreation impacts of surface water diversions, including the transfer of surface water between watersheds.
Below are supporting documents related to the Study Group and link to meetings, agendas and presentations.
DRAFT 2020 Basin 14 Tactical Plan
Funding Opportunities
Becoming more flood resilient, through restoring, protecting and conserving river corridors and floodplains has several benefits. Avoiding human encroachment in areas susceptible to flooding and erosion mitigates the loss of life and property during floods. River corridors and floodplains also provide important terrestrial and aquatic habitat and help to maintain and improve water quality. Additional incentives for communities to take actions to become more flood resilient include receiving priority rating in several competitive grant programs administered by the Agency of Natural Resour
Request for Proposals: LaRosa Partnership Program Analytical Services Grant 2019
White River Tactical Basin Plan
Technical Guidance for Determining Compensatory Storage Requirements Under the Flood Hazard Area and River Corridor Protection Rule
Winooski River Watershed Water Quality Assessment Report June 2017
Rivers Permit Information
If an activity will change, alter, or modify the course, current, or cross section of any watercourse within or along the boundaries of VT, that activity may be require a permit. The Rivers Program issues permits covering three general areas of activities. These three areas are: