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TABLE B. PLAN IMPLEMENTATION, COUNTY WIDE STRATEGIES: AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES

Strategies	Implementing entities	Type of strategy	Status	Schedule		One time costs	Yearly costs
				Start year	On- going

Agricultural Practices
AP1: Inform property owners and farmers on the benefits of BMP implementation.	Conservation District, NRCS	Education	Existing program: add'l staffing needed	1	Yes	(25,000)	25,000
AP2: Conduct a farm inventory	Conservation District	Survey/ Monitoring	New program (4 ferry islands)	1		12,000
AP3: Review and revise Agricultural Practices, Section 4.2, UDC	Planning Dept.	Regulation	Existing program: revisions	2		4,000
AP4: Develop MOU between DOE and SJC to clarify roles and responsibilities to prevent water quality pollution from farming operations	Permit Center	Regulation	Existing program: new criteria	3	Yes	2,000
AP5: Identify and obtain funding for assisting farmers in implementation of BMPs	Conservation District	Incentive	Existing program: staffing needed	1	Yes	1,000	1,000

• Costs estimates are for county implementing agencies for additional or enhanced programs. This table does include costs to state and federal agencies or costs to property owners to implement best management practices.
• (WQS) indicates job description for a Water Quality Specialist. (RT) indicates job description for a Resource Technician.
• Numbers in parentheses () have already been funded.

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