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reductions in pollutant loadings from each source category (e.g., pasture, cropland, urban land, point sources) that will be needed to achieve water quality standards, but the TMDL report does not describe how those reductions will be achieved.

Stakeholder involvement

and implementation

Public involvement is a vital part of the TMDL implementation process. Every citizen and interested party in the watershed is encouraged to become involved in developing the TMDL implementation plan (IP). Public involvement ensures that the IP will be sensitive to local stakeholder concerns and will be integrated with other on-going water quality improvement efforts.

The purpose of a TMDL Implementation Plan is to provide a road map or strategy for improving water quality. For water quality to improve, best manage

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