2017 Midpoint Assessment: Year of Decision October 5, 2017 Local Government Advisory Committee Meeting.

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2017 Midpoint Assessment: Year of Decision October 5, 2017 Local Government Advisory Committee Meeting

Today’s Objectives Highlight of key midpoint assessment policy decisions to be considered by the PSC Solicit LGAC feedback on local relevance of these decisions

Draft Phase III WIP Planning Targets, Final Phase 6 Modeling Tools, and Final Policy Decisions Will Not Be Ready Until December 2017

Planning Targets by Jurisdiction and Major River Basin

Conowingo Dam Infill Recap of Policy Decisions Who? Allocation equity rules used in the Bay TMDL Most cost effective practices and locations How? When? By 2025 Beyond 2025 Post 2025

Susquehanna Options

Conowingo Dam Infill October 3, 2017 PSC Decisions PSC agreed to add the “Susquehanna + most effective basins” option for final PSC decision.

Draft - Most Effective Basins

Conowingo Dam Infill October 3, 2017 PSC Decisions PSC agreed to draft a letter on expectations for the role in Exelon in addressing increased loads associated with Conowingo infill, as part of the Clean Water Act 401 certification. The letter will likely be addressed to Exelon. PSC will review a draft of the letter at one of their upcoming meetings.

Climate Influence on the Bay Watershed

Keeping Score for 2025

DRAFT Model Results: Nitrogen to Rivers and the Bay

DRAFT Model Results: Phosphorus to Rivers and the Bay

DRAFT Model Results: Sediment to Rivers and the Bay

Climate Change Recap of Policy Decisions The Partnership will decide how to address climate change considerations in the Phase III WIPs: Quantitatively – accounting for additional loads due to climate change impacts projected through 2025 in the Phase III WIPs AND/OR Qualitatively – adaptively manage climate change considerations through the implementation of BMPs (with climate resilient characteristics) and other commitments through the Phase III WIPs and 2-year milestones

Climate Change Quantitative Policy Options

Climate Change Qualitative Policy Options

Accounting for Growth Recap of Policy Decision: Should 2025 Future Projections be Used to Account for Growth in the Phase III WIPs? 2025 growth projection Load reductions necessary to meet the 2025 Phase III WIP Planning Target (lock box)

Accounting for Growth WQGIT Recommendations to the PSC Use 2025 growth projections as base conditions for the Phase III WIPs. This approach explicitly accounts for growth in the Phase III WIPs. 2025 growth will be forecasted using zoning information from local governments. Update the growth projections every 2 years with the best available data to inform the development of the two-year milestones. Allows for adaptive management to changing growth patterns and trends as we approach 2025. Allows state and local jurisdictions to report new data based on updated policies, ordinances, etc. that will change growth patterns.

Revised Midpoint Assessment Schedule First week of December 2017 Modeling Workgroup and WQGIT recommendations on (1) how to address Conowingo; (2) climate change in the Phase III WIPs; (3) Phase 6 suite of modeling tools; and (4) draft Phase III WIP planning targets. December 19-20, 2017 PSC meeting to make final decisions on how to address Conowingo Dam and climate change in the Phase III WIPs; approval of the Phase 6 suite of modeling tools; and release of the draft Phase III WIP planning targets for 4-month Partnership review. December 22, 2017 – April 20, 2018 Partnership review of the draft Phase III WIP planning targets. May 7, 2018 Release of the final Phase III WIP planning targets. February 8, 2019 Draft Phase III WIPs posted on jurisdictions’ websites for partner and public stakeholder review. June 7, 2019 Final Phase III WIPs posted on jurisdictions’ websites

Upcoming 2017 PSC Decisions Decisions and Presentations for December 19-20, 2017 PSC Meeting Presentation of modeling results of Conowingo scenario options using final calibrated Phase 6 modeling tools, with a comparison of scenario options to the jurisdictions’ draft Phase III WIP planning targets. Decision Requested: (1) Who should be responsible for addressing the additional load due to Conowingo; (2) how should it be allocated; and (3) by when should this additional load be addressed? Presentation of modeling results of climate change impacts (precipitation change, temperature increase, and sea level rise) using final calibrated Phase 6 modeling tools, with a comparison of scenario results to the draft Phase III WIP planning targets to show any changes to levels of effort. Decision Requested: (1) how should climate change considerations and impacts be factored into the Phase III WIPs and (2) by when?

Upcoming 2017 PSC Decisions Decisions and Presentations for December 19-20, 2017 PSC Meeting A presentation of each jurisdiction’s 2025 growth projection will be provided. Decision Requested: Does the PSC concur with the WQGIT recommendations to (1) use 2025 growth projections as base conditions for the Phase III WIPs and (2) update these projections every two years? Decision Requested: Approval of the final calibrated Phase 6 suite of modeling tools. Decision Requested: Approval and release of the draft Phase III WIP planning targets for Partnership review.