North Carolina S399 directs the Department of Environmental Quality to study Jordan Lake nutrient management strategies and report findings.

North Carolina S399 mandates the Department of Environmental Quality to analyze nutrient management strategies and existing water quality data for Jordan Lake. The study involves reviewing nutrient levels, comparing water quality trends to nutrient strategies, examining nutrient data, and determining necessary actions or funding for water quality criteria. The Department must report to the Environmental Review Commission and the Environmental Management Commission by January 31, 2027, with interim reports in 2026.

North Carolina S399 directs the Department of Environmental Quality to study Jordan Lake nutrient management strategies and report findings.

North Carolina S399 mandates the Department of Environmental Quality to analyze nutrient management strategies and existing water quality data for Jordan Lake. The study involves reviewing nutrient levels, comparing water quality trends to nutrient strategies, examining nutrient data, and determining necessary actions or funding for water quality criteria. The Department must report to the Environmental Review Commission and the Environmental Management Commission by January 31, 2027, with interim reports in 2026.