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The document outlines the recommended changes to the Watershed Management Plan for the Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District, dated March 12, 2009. It includes updates on legal references, management measures, and monitoring protocols aimed at improving water quality and watershed management across 15 counties and numerous municipalities. Key recommendations focus on enhancing stormwater infrastructure, conducting annual surveys for progress evaluation, and implementing biological monitoring to assess watershed health. The document emphasizes a collaborative approach among local jurisdictions to address water resource challenges amid rapid population growth.

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