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**The TMDL Process as it Relates to Stormwater - [[File:Wq-strm7-83a.pdf]]
 
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**TMDL Stormwater Language - [[File:Wq-strm7-84a.pdf]]
 
**TMDL Stormwater Language - [[File:Wq-strm7-84a.pdf]]
**Setting Wasteload Allocationsin a TMDL - [[File:Wq-strm7-84b.pdf]]
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**Setting Implementation Strategies in the TMDL Implementation Plan - [[File:Wq-strm7-84c.pdf]]
 
 
**Meeting Requirements of a TMDL - [[File:Wq-strm7-85a.pdf]]
 
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Revision as of 18:49, 26 July 2022

Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are EPA approved amounts of pollutant loading that can occur and have a water body meet water quality standards. This page is collection of links and resources to better understand, and meet, TMDL requirements.

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Confluence of the St. Croix and Mississippi rivers. Note the St. Croix River is not impaired for sediment, while the Mississippi River is impaired.

TMDL MS4 permit guidance

TMDL toolkit for MS4 permit compliance

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Access a quick guide for using models to meet MS4 TMDL requirements

TMDL guidance and general information

Information received from MS4 permittees

Links and other resources