Eastgate's 208 Water Quality Management Plan

Progress continues at Eastgate to modernize the 208 WQMP. In keeping with the plan's overall goal of improving the region's water quality, the modern 208 will assess existing water quality conditions and population trends, identify regional critical resources, address non-point source pollution trends, and reassess wastewater facility planning via the region's wastewater treatment planning prescriptions.

208 Water Quality Management Plan Chapters
Chapter 1	Introduction and Overview
Chapter 2	Water Quality Conditions in Mahoning and Trumbull Counties Figure 2-1 Trumbull & Mahoning Counties Watershed Overview
Chapter 3	Population and Economic Profiles for Mahoning and Trumbull Counties
Chapter 4	Regionally Important Critical Resources Figure 4-1 Mahoning and Trumbull Counties Watershed and Surface Drinking Water Sources Figure 4-2 Mahoning and Trumbull Counties Wetlands and Floodplains Figure 4-3 Mahoning and Trumbull Counties Conservation Easements and Green space
Chapter 5	Management of Home Sewage and Regulated Sewage Treatment Systems Figure 5-1 Mahoning and Trumbull Counties Home Sewage Treatment Systems (HSTS) Areas of Concern
Chapter 6	Management of Nonpoint Source Pollution and Stormwater Runoff
Chapter 7	Wastewater Management Facility Planning
Chapter 8	Facility Planning Area Amendment Process and Process for State Certification Table 8-1 Wastewater Management Agencies

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