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| Agency-Wide Agreements | |||
Title |
Description |
Parties |
Effective Dates |
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(pdf 22 kb, 2 pages) |
Develops an action plan to "identify, coordinate and promote mutual efforts to ensure the protection, conservation and enhancement of our shared environment for the benefit of current and future generations." This MOU is a follow-up to the 2003 "Environmental Cooperation Arrangement" between Idaho and BC. | DEQ, British Columbia Ministry of Water, Land and Air Protection | 2004 until terminated |
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(pdf 17 kb, 4 pages) |
Allocates roles in risk assessment, risk communication, and risk management. | DEQ, IDHW/Division of Health | 2001 until terminated (reviewed every 5 years) |
| Northwest Cooperative Agreement Environmental Streamlining and Interagency Cooperation on Environmental and Transportation Issues (pdf 42 kb, 12 pages) |
The agencies agree to work cooperatively to promote "environmental streamlining" that will facilitate the timely delivery of quality transportation programs, protect and enhance environmental quality, and make effective and efficient use of agency resources. |
DEQ, ITD, IDWR, IDFG, State Historic Preservation Office, USDOT, BLM, USFS Regions 1 and 4, and others from WA and OR |
2000 until terminated |
| Air Quality Agreements | |||
Title |
Description |
Parties |
Effective Dates |
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(pdf 17 kb, 3 pages) |
Defines the roles of DEQ and ISDA in regulating the dairy farm industry in Idaho and recognizes ISDA's lead role in ensuring dairy farms subject to Idaho's ammonia rules employ best management practices to reduce ammonia emissions. | DEQ, ISDA | 2006 until terminated |
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(pdf 510 kb, 4 pages) |
The parties agree to cooperate in the monitoring of ambient air for particulate matter (PM2.5) at existing sites in McCall, Garden City, and Idaho City. | DEQ, Montana/Idaho Airshed Group | September 1 through December 31, 2006 |
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(pdf 16 kb, 2 pages) |
The parties agree to cooperate in the monitoring of ambient air for particulate matter (PM2.5) in Boundary County. | DEQ, Kootenai Tribe of Idaho | 2004 until the Kootenai Tribe has developed the capacity to independently manage air quality data and has established its own EPA-approved quality assurance project plan (expected by September 2005) |
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(pdf 122 kb, 2 pages) |
The parties agree to cooperate to prevent negative human health effects resulting from air pollution episodes in Boundary County. | DEQ, Kootenai Tribe of Idaho | 2004 until terminated |
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(pdf 178 kb, 3 pages) |
The parties agree to cooperate in the implementation of an agricultural field burning smoke management plan for agricultural field burning activities in Kootenai and Benewah Counties and on the Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation. | DEQ, ISDA, Coeur d'Alene Tribe | 2002 until terminated |
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(pdf 1.4 mb, 21 pages) |
The parties agree to coordinate and assist each other with smoke management issues in the Clearwater airshed (Latah, Nez Perce, Clearwater, Idaho, and Lewis Counties and the Nez Perce Reservation). | DEQ, ISDA, EPA, Nez Perce Tribe | 2002 until terminated |
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(pdf 37 kb, 10 pages) |
Establishes a cooperative effort among all parties to produce an approvable state implementation plan (SIP) for the Portneuf Valley PM10 Non-Attainment Area and to evaluate and amend, if necessary, the federal implementation plan (FIP) for the Fort Hall Non-Attainment Area. | DEQ, BPO, EPA, Shoshone-Bannock Tribes | 2001 until EPA approves the SIP and the determination is complete on the need to revise the Fort Hall FIP |
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(pdf 15 kb, 2 pages) |
DEQ and EPA agree to a boundary of the Nez Perce Reservation for implementing the Clean Air Act. EPA will issue permits related to the Clean Air Act within the agreed-upon boundary of the Nez Perce Reservation. | DEQ, EPA | 2000 until terminated |
| Cattle Feeding Operations, Interagency Cooperative Agreement (pdf on Department of Agriculture Web site) |
Delegates authority from DEQ to ISDA for cattle feeding operations and defines the roles of the agencies for regulating cattle feeding operations. The cattle feeding operations covered by this agreement are all those operations not covered by the Idaho Beef Cattle Environmental Control Memorandum of Understanding (see Water Quality Agreements) with the exception of Section D. | DEQ, ISDA | 2000 until terminated |
| Waste and Remediation Agreements | |||
Title |
Description |
Parties |
Effective Dates |
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(pdf 386 kb, 7 pages) |
Each party to this MOA is responsible for ensuring that its obligations under the UST program are met. Both parties agree to maintain a high level of cooperation and coordination to assure successful and effective implementation of the federal regulations and to facilitate UST program development. | DEQ, EPA | July 29, 2008 until terminated (reviewed yearly) |
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(pdf 658 kb, 7 pages) |
Addresses the roles and responsibilities of the parties during emergency response situations to minimize the risk to public safety; maximize the efficiency, safety, and speed of explosive treatment or retrieval; and establish a framework for assistance and cooperation. | DEQ, 3rd Ordnance Battalion (DoD) | 2004 until terminated |
| Interagency Cooperative Agreement (pdf 224 kb, 3 pages) |
DEQ will provide funds and support to the Basin Environmental Improvement Commission to hire an executive director and will administratively support the executive director position. | DEQ, Basin Environmental Improvement Commission | 2004 until terminated |
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(pdf 62 kb, 19 pages) |
Establishes policies, responsibilities, and procedures for the state of Idaho hazardous waste program as authorized under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). | DEQ, EPA | 2001 until terminated (reviewed yearly) |
| The Idaho Dairy Pollution Prevention Initiative Memorandum of Understanding (pdf on Department of Agricultural Web site) (pdf 78 kb, 1 page) (pdf 443 kb, 1 page) (pdf 68 kb, 1 page) |
Defines the roles of the agencies in regulating the dairy industry in Idaho and recognizes ISDA's lead role in ensuring dairy waste systems and practices are in accordance with the provisions outlined in the Idaho Waste Management Guidelines for Confined Feeding Operations. Sets forth a working arrangement between the agencies and the Idaho dairymen to reduce duplicative inspection efforts and to provide a sound inspection program in order to prevent water pollution and protect Idaho's surface and ground water from dairy waste contamination. | DEQ, ISDA, EPA, Idaho Dairymen's Association | 2001 - May 1, 2009 |
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(pdf 1.0 mb, 17 pages) |
Defines the roles of DEQ and Idaho's seven Public Health Districts in regulating water pollution, sewage disposal, public water systems, and solid waste management facilities in Idaho. Also see a related fact sheet. (DEQ Publication, October 2007: pdf 42 kb, 2 pages) | DEQ, Idaho PHD | 2000 until terminated (reviewed every 3 years) |
| Water Quality Agreements | |||
Title |
Description |
Parties |
Effective Dates |
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(pdf 95 kb, 5 pages) |
Establishes a process by which the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes and DEQ work together to develop and revise water quality standards for EPA approval. | DEQ, Sho-Ban, EPA | September 25, 2008 until terminated |
Idaho Ground Water Protection Interagency Cooperative Agreement (pdf 2.3 mb, 21 pages) |
Defines the roles of DEQ, IDWR, ISDA, ISCC, and the Health Districts in protecting ground water in Idaho. | DEQ, IDWR, IDSA, ISCC, IASCD, Health Districts | February 14, 2008 until terminated |
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(pdf 1.4 mb, 13 pages) |
Outlines the roles and responsibilities of the parties in implementing the nonpoint source water quality provisions of the federal Clean Water Act for the State of Idaho. | DEQ, IDL, USFS, BLM |
February 14, 2008 until terminated |
| Water Quality Environmental Performance Partnership Agreement, Calendar Year 2008 (pdf 1.5 mb, 42 pages) |
A performance partnership agreement (PPA) for DEQ's water quality programs. The PPA aligns the State of Idaho and EPA Region 10 priorities and defines expected environmental outcomes. | DEQ, EPA Region 10 |
January 1 - December 31, 2008 |
Wood River Sculpin Memorandum of Agreement (pdf 96 kb, 5 pages) |
DEQ will conduct a study of Wood River Sculpin in Lava Lake and will provide the results of that study, maps, photographs, and management recommendations to the Lava Lake Foundation for Science and Conservation. | DEQ, Lava Lake Foundation for Science and Conservation |
May 1, 2005 - February 1, 2006, or until work is satisfactorily completed, whichever comes first. |
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(pdf 21 kb, 2 pages) |
Pursusant to the original 2001 MOU, the parties agree to delete the language in section V, paragraph 12 and replace it with the language contained in this modification. | DEQ, IDL, ITD | 2004 until terminated |
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(pdf 568 kb, 9 pages) |
Identifies procedures and timelines for the transfer of licensing of drinking water and wastewater operators and backflow assembly testers from the authority of DEQ to the Bureau of Occupational Licenses. | DEQ, Bureau of Occupational Licenses | 2004 until terminated |
| Memorandum of Understanding: The Billingsley Creek Improvement Project (pdf 668 kb, 9 pages) |
Sets forth a working relationship among the parties to create wetlands and reduce sediment and nutrients in the Mid-Snake River. | DEQ, NRCS, John W. Jones, Jr. | 2004 - 2006 |
| Memorandum of Understanding between DEQ and the Idaho Division of Building Safety, Plumbing Bureau (pdf 266 kb, 18 pages) |
Specifies DEQ's and the Plumbing Bureau's statutory and regulatory duties and responsibilities regarding public water supplies, public water systems, sewage collection systems, sewage treatment facilities, and plumbing systems within Idaho. | DEQ, Idaho Division of Building Safety/ Plumbing Bureau | 2003 until terminated |
| Montana and Idaho Border Nutrient Load Memorandum of Agreement (pdf 36 kb, 8 pages) |
Documents the parties' commitments and intent to protect and maintain water quality in Pend Oreille Lake by establishing and attaining nutrient loading goals and targets for the Clark Fork watershed in Montana and local sources in Idaho. | States of Idaho and Montana | 2001 until terminated |
| The Lower Boise River Effluent Trading Demonstration Project (pdf 31 kb, 7 pages) |
Defines the roles of the agencies that will verify the credits purchased and used by National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permitted sources choosing to participate in effluent trading in the Lower Boise River Watershed. | DEQ, EPA, SCC | 2001 - 2005 (can be extended) |
| The Idaho Dairy Pollution Prevention Initiative Memorandum of Understanding (pdf on Department of Agricultural Web site) (pdf 78 kb, 1 page) (pdf 443 kb, 1 page) (pdf 68 kb, 1 page) |
Defines the roles of the agencies in regulating the dairy industry in Idaho and recognizes ISDA's lead role in ensuring dairy waste systems and practices are in accordance with the provisions outlined in the Idaho Waste Management Guidelines for Confined Feeding Operations. Sets forth a working arrangement between the agencies and the Idaho dairymen to reduce duplicative inspection efforts and to provide a sound inspection program in order to prevent water pollution and protect Idaho's surface and ground water from dairy waste contamination. | DEQ, ISDA, EPA, Idaho Dairymen's Association | 2001 - May 1, 2009 |
| Memorandum of Understanding: The LQ/LS Wetlands and Sediment Reduction Initiative (pdf 15 kb, 3 pages) |
Sets forth a working relationship between DEQ, TFCC, and IDFG to create wetlands and reduce sediment and nutrients in the Mid-Snake River. | DEQ, TFCC, IDFG | 2000 - 2005 |
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(pdf 21 kb, 4 pages) |
Defines the responsibilities of the county and the CAFO Site Advisory Team in evaluating CAFO applications. | Gooding County, CAFO Site Advisory Team | 2000 until terminated |
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(pdf 26 kb, 4 pages) |
Defines the responsibilities of the county and the CAFO Site Advisory Team in evaluating CAFO applications. | Jerome County, CAFO Site Advisory Team | 2000 until terminated |
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(pdf 21 kb, 4 pages) |
Defines the responsibilities of the county and the CAFO Site Advisory Team in evaluating CAFO applications. | Twin Falls County, CAFO Site Advisory Team | 2000 until terminated |
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(pdf 1.0 mb, 17 pages) |
Defines the roles of DEQ and Idaho's seven Public Health Districts in regulating water pollution, sewage disposal, public water systems, and solid waste management facilities in Idaho. Also see a related fact sheet. (DEQ Publication, October 2007: pdf 42 kb, 2 pages) | DEQ, Idaho PHDs | 2007 until terminated |
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(pdf 26 kb, 7 pages) |
The parties will cooperate to conduct a project to determine the feasibility of recharging the Snake River Aquifer with flows from the Snake River under existing or new water rights. | DEQ, BLM, IWRB, BOR, AFRD2, LSRARD, IDWR | 2000 - 2005 |
| The Idaho Beef Cattle Environmental Control Memorandum of Understanding (pdf on Department of Agriculture Web site) |
Defines the roles of the parties in regulating beef cattle animal feeding operations in Idaho. (Also see Cattle Feeding Operations) | DEQ, ISDA, EPA, ICA | 2000 - 2005, then automatically extends yearly until terminated |
| Cattle Feeding Operations, Interagency Cooperative Agreement (pdf on Department of Agriculture Web site) |
Delegates authority from DEQ to ISDA for cattle feeding operations and defines the roles of the agencies for regulating cattle feeding operations. The cattle feeding operations covered by this agreement are all those operations not covered by the Idaho Beef Cattle Environmental Control Memorandum of Understanding with the exception of Section D. | DEQ, ISDA | 2000 until terminated |
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(pdf 25 kb, 6 pages) |
Identifies roles and responsibilities for implementing the Idaho Agricultural Pollution Abatement Plan (Ag Plan). | DEQ, EPA, SCC, IDL, ISDA, IDWR, U of I, USFS, SCS, BLM, ASCS |
1991 until terminated |
| List of Agency Acronyms | |||
| AFRD2 | American Falls Reservoir District No. 2 | ||
| ASCS | U.S.D.A. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service | ||
| BLM | U.S. Bureau of Land Management | ||
| BOR | U.S. Bureau of Reclamation | ||
| BPO | Bannock Planning Organization | ||
| CAFO |
Confined Animal Feeding Operation | ||
| CAFO Site Advisory Team | Confined Animal Feed Operation Site Advisory Team, comprised of representatives from ISDA, DEQ, and IDWR | ||
| DEQ | Department of Environmental Quality | ||
| DoD | U.S. Department of Defense | ||
| DOE | U.S. Department of Energy | ||
| EPA | U.S. Environmental Protection Agency | ||
| Health Districts | Idaho Public Health Districts | ||
| IASCD | Idaho Association of Soil Conservation Districts | ||
| ICA | Idaho Cattle Association | ||
| IDFG | Idaho Department of Fish and Game | ||
| IDHW | Idaho Department of Health and Welfare | ||
| IDL | Idaho Department of Lands | ||
| IDWR | Idaho Department of Water Resources | ||
| ISCC | Idaho Soil Conservation Commission | ||
| ISDA | Idaho State Department of Agriculture | ||
| ITD | Idaho Transportation Department | ||
| IWRB | Idaho Water Resources Board | ||
| LSRARD | Lower Snake River Aquifer Recharge District | ||
| NRNC | Natural Resources Conservation Service | ||
| SCC | Soil Conservation Commission | ||
| SCS | U.S.D.A. Soil Conservation Service | ||
| Sho-Ban | Shoshone-Bannock Tribes | ||
| TFCC | Twin Falls Canal Company | ||
| U of I | University of Idaho - Cooperative Extension System | ||
| USDOT | U.S. Department of Transportation | ||
| USFS | U.S. Forest Service | ||
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