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07/18/2013
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Board of County Commissioners
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Fertilizer and Landscape Management Ordinance
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Urban Water Quality and Fertilizer Ordinances:Avoidina Unintended Consequences:A Review.... 18 <br /> found that problems with certain ions in reclaimed socio-economic status and lawn greenness was <br /> water can result even in the humid eastern U. S., statistically significant,the correlation was weak. <br /> especially with newly established sod.Turfgrass, Law et al.(2004)surveyed homeowner lawn <br /> however,was able to remove the N from reclaimed fertilization practices in two watersheds in Baltimore <br /> water precluding groundwater impairment even under County,Maryland.Fertilizer amount in the Glyndon <br /> a wide variety of irrigation practices. watershed averaged 1101b/acre/year N,but the <br /> standard deviation was 100 lb/acre N,meaning that <br /> Application of reclaimed irrigation water to the application rates were extremely variable in the <br /> impervious surfaces such as driveways,sidewalks,or watershed.The rate varied from 2 to 41b/1000 square <br /> roads will result in losses of nutrients to the storm feet per year.Rates used were more related to the soil <br /> water system and in potential pollution.Irrigation type than to socio-economic variables.More fertilizer <br /> systems should be designed to ensure on-target was applied to turf on nutritionally poorer soils.These <br /> application of all reclaimed water used for irrigation. findings pointed to more"hot-spots"for nutrient <br /> Irrigation systems set to automatically irrigate losses and suggested the need for more soil-based <br /> with reclaimed water year-round would contribute N, testing to predict fertilizer needs.The authors above <br /> P,and other nutrients during the slow-growing or and others(Grove et al.,2006),point to the <br /> dormant period of turfgrass and landscape plants importance of comprehensive and detailed <br /> when these nutrients are not needed by the plants.For environmental testing and education programs,rather <br /> example,in most areas of the state,fertilization of than"one-size-fits-all"approaches.Baker(2007) <br /> turfgrass is not recommended in the winter(Sartain, studied literature on the question of whether fertilizer <br /> 2007) laws would work and concluded that programs most <br /> likely to result in behavioral change include a mix of <br /> The specific N and P concentrations in reclaimed components including education,incentives <br /> water are not always optimal for turfgrass (subsidies),disincentives,and marketing.Further, <br /> requirements.For example,a homeowner may have a programs may need to be spatially and socially <br /> soil that tests high in P and therefore does not require targeted. <br /> the P from the reclaimed water.In this case,it might <br /> not be wise to use reclaimed water if there is a nearby Section 3. Some approaches to <br /> water body that would be harmed by increased P controlling nutrient losses in the <br /> concentrations.The actual availability to the turfgrass urban environment <br /> of the added P in reclaimed water is governed by the <br /> soil chemical properties,which may render the P Local Ordinances as an Approach to <br /> unavailable to the turfgrass.This may occur if the soil Reduce Fertilizer Losses to the <br /> pH is too high or the soil contains high levels of iron Environment <br /> and/or aluminum. The research presented above points to potential <br /> Issue#6 Does the scientific literature say losses of nutrients from various lands and land use <br /> anything about homeowners'willingness to practices.The research points to potential differences <br /> adopt best management practices? in nutrient losses among various landscapes and <br /> various nutrient management practices,which leads <br /> There are only a few reports in the scientific to the question,"How can we best address water <br /> literature on the relationship between human quality issues, nutrient sources, and losses to the <br /> behavior and urban water quality.However history environment?"State and federal rules and guidelines <br /> does indicate that homeowners may be willing to and research-based University recommendations have <br /> change practices.For example we are recycling been developed to encourage improved nutrient <br /> one-third of municipal waste today,an increase from management practices in the urban environment that <br /> 7%in the 1970s(USEPA,2005;2007).Zhou et al. have source reduction as their goals.However,some <br /> (2009)studied lifestyle as a predictor of lawn care counties and municipalities have instituted rules more <br /> expenditures.While the relationship between stringent than the WAS and FDEP BMPs.In some <br /> 1325 <br />
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