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It defines project information such as latitude/longitude, county coverage, start and end dates, and total cost placeholders. 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Project Summary:  \nOrganization: Lac qui Parle-Yellow Bank Watershed District  \nContractor contact name: Mary Homan  \nTitle: Program Coordinator  \nAddress: 600 6th Street, Suite 7  \nMadison, MN 56256  \nPhone: 320-598-3319  \nFax: 320-598-3125  \nE-mail: [mary.homan@lqpco.com](mary.homan@lqpco.com)  \nSubcontractor(s)/Partner(s): [list all subcontractors, partners if applicable]  \nOrganization: Lac qui Parle, Lincoln, Yellow Medicine County Environmental Offices (County Staff)  \nJennifer Breberg – Lac qui Parle County  \n600 6th St, Madison, MN 56256  \nProject Managers: 320-598-3132  \nRobert E. Olsen – Lincoln County  \n221 N Wallace Ave, PO Box 66, Ivanhoe, MN 56142  \n507-694-1344  \nJolene Johnson – Yellow Medicine County  \n1000 10th Ave. Suite 2, PO Box 675, Clarkfield, MN 56223  \n320-669-7524  \nLac qui Parle, Lincoln, Yellow Medicine County Soil and Water Conservation Districts  \nOrganization: (SWCD Staff)  \nTerry Wittnebel – Lac qui Parle SWCD  \n122 8th Ave S, Suite 1, Madison, MN 56256  \nProject Managers: 320-598-7321 ext. 3  \nPauline VanOverbeke – Lincoln SWCD  \n328 E George St, Ivanhoe, MN 56142  \n507-694-1630 x3  \nLou Ann Nagel – Yellow Medicine SWCD  \n1000 10th Ave Suite 3, Clarkfield, MN 56223  \n320-669-4442  \nMPCA contact(s):  \nMPCA project manager: Katherine Pekarek-Scott  \nTitle: Project Manager  \nAddress: 1601 E. Hwy 12, Suite 1  \nWillmar, MN 56201  \nPhone: 320-441-6973  \nFax: 320-214-3787  \nE-mail: [katherine.pekarek-scott@state.mn.us](katherine.pekarek-scott@state.mn.us)  \nProject information  \nLatitude/Longitude: 44°50’51”N/96°20’54”  \n*County: Lac qui Parle, Yellow Medicine, Lincoln  \nStart date: 09/01/2015 End date: 06/30/2019  \n(mm/dd/yyyy) (mm/dd/yyyy)  \nTotal cost:  \n*Full time equivalents:  \n*Major watershed(s):  \n Statewide   \n Big Fork River   \n Upper Big Sioux Rvr   \n Lower Big Sioux Rvr   \n Blue Earth River   \n Bois de Sioux River   \n Buffalo River   \n Cannon River   \n Cedar River   \n Chippewa River   \n Clearwater River   \n Cloquet River   \n Cottonwood River   \n Crow Wing River   \n E Fork DesMoines Rvr   \n Red Rvr of the North  Grand Marais Creek  \nKettle River Lac Qui Parle River Lake of the Woods  \nLake Superior – North  \nLake Superior – South  \nLe Sueur River  \nLeech Lake River Little Fork River  \nLittle Sioux River Long Prairie River Red Rvr of the North Marsh River  \nMN Rvr – Yellow Medicine River  \nMN Rvr – Headwaters  \nMN Rvr – Mankato Lower MN River Miss Rvr – Brainerd  \n Miss Rvr – GrandRpds  \n Miss Rvr –Headwaters  \n Miss Rvr –LaCrescent  \n Miss Rvr – Reno  \n Miss Rvr – Sartell  \n Miss Rvr – St. Cloud  \n Miss Rvr – Twin Cities  \n Miss Rvr – Winona  \n Miss Rvr – Lake Pepin  \n Mustinka River  \n Nemadji River  \n No Fork Crow River  \n Otter Tail River  \n Pine River  \n Pomme de Terre Rvr  \n Rainy Rvr – Hdwtrs  \n Rainy Rvr – Baudette  \n Rainy Rvr – Black Rvr  \n Rainy Rvr – Rainy Rvr  \n Rapid River  \n Red Lake River  \n Upper Red Rvr  \n Redeye River  \n Redwood River  \n Rock River  \n Root River  \n Roseau River  \n Rum River  \n Red Rvr of the North Sandhill River  \n Sauk River  \n Shell Rock River  \n Snake River  \n So Fork Crow River  \n Lower St. Croix Rvr  \n Upper St. Croix Rvr  \n St. Louis River  \n Red Rvr of the North Tamarac River  \n Thief River  \n Two Rivers  \n Upper/Lower Red Lk  \n Upper Iowa River  \n Vermillion River  \n Upper Wapsipinicon River  \n Watonwan River  \n DesMoines Rvr Hdwtrs  \n Lower DesMoines Rvr  \n Wild Rice River  \n Winnebago River  \n Zumbro River  \n*Organization type:  Federal government  \n For-profit  Individual  Non-profit  \n Local/Regional government  Private college/university  Public college/university  State government  \n*Project type:  Analysis/Interpretation  Modeling  Research  \n Assessment/Evaluation  Monitoring  Restoration/Enhancement  \n Demo/Pilot project  Planning X Technical assistance  \n","cbCaiq0VgvXcrn0q","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq0VgvXcrn0q","pdf",256994,6,"English","# Project Summary\n## Organization and Key Contacts\n## Project Information\n## Major Watersheds\n# Statement of Problems, Opportunities, and Existing Conditions\n## Why the Project is Taking Place\n## Monitoring, Assessment, and Implementation Approach","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the WRAPS project work plan for the Lac qui Parle River WRAPS Project Phase II?\",\"answer\":\"It provides the project summary and planning framework describing watershed monitoring, assessment, and implementation steps leading to restoration and protection strategies.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) describe the watershed approach used in this project?\",\"answer\":\"The plan explains a ten-year, watershed-based approach across Minnesota’s 81, 8-digit HUC watersheds, using unified methods for monitoring, assessment, strategy development, and water quality protection activities.\"},{\"question\":\"What steps follow intensive watershed monitoring in the project lifecycle?\",\"answer\":\"After intensive monitoring, the plan calls for assessment of data to determine impairments, identification of stressors, development of TMDLs using modeling and other techniques, and community involvement toward water quality goals.\"}]","WRAPS Work Plan - Project Work Plan | PDF",1790095997]