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River Boyne Water Quality Management Plan - EPA

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Rivcr Boynr Walrr <strong>Quality</strong> hlanngrmmt <strong>Plan</strong>Issues which require to be resolved in relation to the Data <strong>Management</strong> System include :-A nominated G.I.S. Manager to co-ordinate andmanage the <strong>Boyne</strong> Catchn~ent DatabaseArrangements for routine collection of datafiom the 6 di@rent Authorities and return of thedata in G.I.S. format to each user authoripT3e developnrent of appropriate report formats to sunzmarise water quality data, trends andpollution eventsMaintenance of key catchn~ent i~lformatio~z including records of licensed indust~y, ~nzu~~icipalwmtewater discharges, abstractions, landuse changes and other catchment informationHaving been adopted by the relevant Local Authorities, specific measures are required for it'simplementation. This will involve a commitment of resources in respect of the following:-* Establishment of the Data Managenzent System with a nominated G.I.S. Manager and-.procedures for data capture and reporting-i*PU..Provision of the necessary resources to innplenzer flVater <strong>Quality</strong> Moni~oring Programnzrrequired by the <strong>Plan</strong>SpccGc technical resozirces to carrybvckgrozind organics, elc.)~pecialisl sz~rveys flar~nyards, septic tanks,The plan requires a commitntent to mini% effluent standards from wastewater treatment plantsthroughout the catchment. This will r&ire improved operational practices to ensure compliancewith the standards. It may also redie upgrading of treatment facilities as part of the sanitaryc"'services, capital programme.For inspection purposes only.Consent of copyright owner required for any other use.Establishn~ent of a Data <strong>Management</strong> System will involve an initial set-up cost on the part of theindividual authorities in terms of computer equipment, software and development of the database.This would utilise the National <strong>Water</strong> Services G.I.S. currently being developed by the LocalGovernment Computer Services Board.<strong>EPA</strong> Export 26-07-2013:17:27:02

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