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Central Platte Natural Resources District  \n 2. Central Platte NRD’s involvement/operations of projects/practices related to each area of responsibility.  \nNRD Authorities By Law  \nCentral Platte NRD prioritized the 12 responsibilities to meet the District’s needs. The following are managed as combined responsibilities:  \n1. Erosion prevention and control. 2. Soil conservation.  \nPROJECTS  \nNebraska Buffer Strip Program  \nCover Crop Research and Demonstration Projects Ogallala Aquifer and Platte River Recovery Precision Conservation Management Program  \nCentral Platte Demonstration Projects  \nCost-Share Programs  \nOgallala Aquifer Initiative  \nResilient Futures for Nebraska Soils-Soil Health Grant  \nWetland Easements  \nThe following are managed as combined responsibilities:  \n3. Prevention of damages from flood water and sediment. 4. Flood prevention and control.  \nPROJECTS  \nWarm Slough/Trouble Creek Flood Control Project Clear Creek Watershed  \nPlatte County Project  \nBuffalo Creek Watershed-Structures Dams Inventory and Rehabilitation Platte Valley Industrial Park  \nLower Wood River Watershed Lake Helen – Gothenburg Kirkpatrick Memorial Park Lake  \n5. Drainage improvement and channel rectification.  \nPROJECTS  \nAdminister Irrigation Runoff Rules and Regulations  \nCairo Downtown Improvement Project Odessa Area Flood Control Project Kearney West Clearing Project Amick Acres Improvement Area Moores Creek Flood Control Project  \n6. Water supply for any beneficial uses.  \nPROJECTS  \nGroundwater Quantity Management Plan  \nSuspension on Well Drilling Irrigation Well Registration Cooperative Hydrology Study Water Banking Program  \nPrairie Silver Flood Control Project Kearney Northeast Flood Control Project Wood River Flood Control Project  \nUpper Prairie/Silver/Moores Flood Control Project Elm Creek/Turkey Creek Watershed  \nSpring and Buffalo Creek Watershed Elm and Turkey Creek Watershed Grand Island Dewatering Study Ice Jams on the Platte River  \nLepin Ditch Flood Control Project City of Gibbon Drainage Project Doniphan Drainage Project Dry Creek Clearing Project Wood River Watershed  \nGroundwater Level Monitoring Certification of Irrigated Acres Integrated Management Plan Transfer of Irrigated Acres Buyout of Six Mile Canal  \n6. Water supply for any beneficial uses. (continued)  \nPROJECTS  \n30-Year Acreage Reserve Program Airborne Electromagnetic Survey ArcGIS Solutions Platform GeoCloud Database  \nLight Detection and Ranging  \nGroundwater Exchange Program Central Nebraska Irrigation Project Evapotranspiration Map Groundwater Evaluation Toolkit Magnetic Resonance Sounding  \nRehabilitation of Surface Water Canals – Cozad Canal , Thirty Mile Canal, Orchard Alfalfa Canal Nebraska Water and Energy Flux Measurement, Modeling and Research Network  \nBasin-Wide Plan for Joint Integrated Water Resources Management of Over-Appropriated Portion of the Platte River  \nThe following are managed as combined responsibilities:  \n7. Development, management, utilization and conservation of groundwater and surface water.  \n8. Pollution control. 9. Solid waste disposal/sanitary damage.  \nPROJECTS  \nGroundwater Quality Management Plan Vadose Zone Study  \nOnline Reporting Form Central Platte Demonstration Projects  \nCrop Irrigation and Demand Network Cover Crops  \nProject SENSE Testing Agriculture Performance Solutions  \nDecommissioned Well Program Irrigation Run-Off and Erosion Plan Update  \nNebraska Buffer Strips – Administration of Funds Chemigation Program  \n10. Development and management of fish and wildlife habitat.  \nPROJECTS  \nPlatte River Recovery Implementation Program – First and Second Increments  \nNebraska Habitat Conservation Coalition Platte Basin Habitat Enhancement Project  \nPlatte Valley Phragmites Control Project Instream Flow Rights  \n11. Development and management of recreational and park facilities.  \nPROJECTS  \nKearney Area Trail Syste","cbCaifEOWZdc6f6Z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifEOWZdc6f6Z","pdf",403263,31,"English","# NRD Project/Progress LR23 Report\n## Central Platte Natural Resources District\n## NRD Authorities By Law\n## Prioritized Responsibilities (1-12)\n## Key Programs and Projects\n## Soil Conservation and Erosion Control\n## Unique Aspects of CPNRD Cost-Share Programs\n## Goals, Partners, and Costs","[{\"question\":\"What are the Central Platte NRD responsibilities prioritized in the LR23 report?\",\"answer\":\"The report prioritizes 12 legal responsibilities and explains how they are managed as combined responsibilities across erosion/sediment control, flood and drainage management, groundwater and water supply, pollution and solid waste, habitat development, recreation/parks, and forestry/range management.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of projects are covered under the report’s cost-share activities?\",\"answer\":\"Cost-share activities support soil and water conservation practices for private landowners, including items such as cover crops, trees and weed barrier measures, streambank stabilization, irrigation-related incentives, well decommissioning, urban conservation, prescribed fire preparation and training, grazing deferment, and related monitoring tools.\"},{\"question\":\"Who are the partners mentioned for the cost-share and recovery efforts?\",\"answer\":\"The report names Central Platte NRD, Twin Platte NRD, and the Natural Resources Conservation Service as partners for the listed initiatives.\"}]","LR23-NRD-Progress-Report | PDF",78]