Resolutions-2015-092

SECTION 5 – DURATION 5.1 This Agreement shall be in effect in perpetuity until or unless terminated pursuant to Section 11. SECTION 6 – PURPOSE OF THE CCWC 6.1 The Members generally will cooperate with one another with respect to the Watershed and engage in the activities authorized by Section 466B.23. CCWC’s activities will include, but not be limited to, the following: a. Utilizing watershed level assessments and planning; b. Increasing communication and coordination among the Members in addressing flooding and water quality in the Watershed; c. Supporting the Members’ efforts to manage storm water runoff to prevent erosion, increase infiltration, promote groundwater recharge and mitigate flooding; d. Promoting efforts to protect and enhance beneficial uses of waterways within the Watershed such as fish and wildlife habitat and water recreation; e. Promoting uniform policies for surface and groundwater management; f. Increasing public education regarding flooding and water quality; g. Seeking funding opportunities to support the mission of the CCWC; and h. Providing a forum for the exchange of ideas among the Members. SECTION 7 – POWERS AND DUTIES OF MEMBERS 7.1 The Members of this Agreement shall retain all powers and duties conferred by law and shall assist each other in the exercise of such powers and the performance of this Agreement. Any Member may accept a specific responsibility to assist with achieving the goals of the CCWC. Said responsibilities include, but are not limited to: a. Identifying opportunities for funding or in-kind support for the undertaking of watershed planning, assessments, and improvements within the Watershed; b. Serving as the fiscal agent for the CCWC when it receives funding; c. Identifying opportunities for infrastructure development and planning capable of assessing and mitigating flood risks and improving water quality in the watershed; d. Identifying best management practices for water quality improvements and to prevent erosion, increase infiltration, promote groundwater recharge and mitigate flooding; e. Participating in educational and outreach programs regarding water quality and flood risks; f. Providing support for the administration of projects, as agreed to by the Members;