Change: and adoption phase. It builds on the findings of Phase 1 by filling information gaps, correcting information, performing hydrologic analyses based on planned future conditions, investigating problems, identifying alternatives, and recommending solutions. Phase 3 involves plan implementation, monitoring, and updating. Download the Characterization Study Executive Summary.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 227)

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Change: and program schedules and budgets. The funding for these projects is the stormwater management fees collected annually from each parcel in the study area. Water Programs’ basin planning process has three phases. Phase 1 involves basin characterization, with a primary focus on identifying   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 224)

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Change: the basinthebasin plans to develop its capital improvement, maintenance, repair, property acquisition, and programandprogram schedules and budgets. The funding for these projects is the stormwater management fees collected annually from each parcel in the study area. Water Programs’ basin planning process has three phases. Phase 1 involves basin   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 222)

Change: source for these projects areis the stormwater management fees collected annually from each parcel in the study area. Water Programs’ basin planning process has three phases. Phase 1 involves basin characterization, with a primary focus on identifying key problem areas and data gaps that will need to   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 224)

Change: need to be addressed in Phase 2. Phase 2 is the plan development and adoption phase. It builds on the findings of Phase 1 by filling information gaps, correcting information, performing hydrologic analyses based on planned future conditions, investigating problems, identifying alternatives, and recommending solutions. Phase   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 201)