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Virginia operates a comprehensive Nonpoint Source Implementation Program, primarily funded through the federal Clean Water Act.
When Implementation Plans (IPs) are completed and subsequently accepted by US EPA, watershed areas may be eligible to receive funding for implementation of best management practices (BMPs). The purpose of installing BMPs is to improve water quality in order to meet water quality standards. To demonstrate progress on implementing the goals laid out in these accepted IPs, a progress report is created.
Implementation Plan Progress Reports
IP Progress Reports highlight specific projects, mainly funded by Clean Water Act Section 319(h) funds, but they also report on overall progress for the entire Implementation Plan area. Some projects have also received supplemental state funding from either the Water Quality Improvement Fund or the Virginia Natural Resources Commitment Fund. IP Progress Reports are generally updated every three years.
- Chestnut Creek (February 2024)
- Clinch River and Cove Creek: Moll Creek (February 2024)
- Dan River and Birch Creek (February 2024)
- Flat, Nibbs, Deep and West Creeks (June 2021)
- Gulf, Barlow, Mattawoman, Jacobus and Hungars Creeks (June 2021)
- Hardware and North Fork Hardware River (February 2024)
- James River and Tributaries (February 2024)
- James River - City of Richmond (June 2021)
- Lower Banister River and Terrible Creek (2021)
- North Fork Holston River (February 2024)
- Robinson River and Little Dark Run Watershed (June 2021)
- Slate River and Rock Island Creek (February 2024)
- Spring, Briery, Little Sandy, Saylers Creeks and Bush River (February 2024)
- Upper Hazel River (February 2024)
- Upper Rapidan River (February 2024)
- Upper Roanoke River Part 1 (February 2024)
- Upper York River (February 2024)