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This Agreement Provides Support to the Pueblo of Tesuque to Implement Its Nonpoint Source Management Program, Focusing on Watersheds With Water Quality Impairments Caused by Polluted Run-off From Nonpoint Sources. Nonpoint Source Implementation Projects Include a Variety of Structural and Non-structural Best Management Practices (BMPS), Watershed Planning, Monitoring,technology Demonstrations, and a Variety of Education/outreach Programs. Activities for the Pueblo of Tesuque Include Streambank Stabilization and Natural Channel Restoration. the Pueblo Will Restore a Reach of the Rio Tesuque That Does Not Support Its Primary Contact Designated Use Due to High Turbidity.
Committed
$74,135
Paid out
$72.0K
97%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.2K
3%
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