Moores Creek Bacterial Clean Up Project Begins
RRBC Blog:
Moores Creek Clean Up Plan Receives Funding
RRBC
February 13, 2012
12:00 pm-2:00 pm
RRBC Advisory Committee
March 20, 2012
10:00 am-12:00 pm
RRBC
April 9, 2012
12:00 pm-2:00 pm
RRBC Advisory Committee & Technical Working Group
May 15, 2012
10:00 am-12:00 pm
RRBC is now preparing its first annual report to cover FY10 and FY11 activities. Coming soon.
As defined by its statute, the Commission is comprised of two elected officials from each of the participating jurisdictions, one citizen appointee from each of the jurisdictions, and one representative each from the Culpeper and Thomas Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation Districts.
Headwaters of the Rivanna River:
Moormans River above
Sugar Hollow Reservoir
The Commission is by statute an "independent local entity without political subdivision," and as such is a public body bound to the laws of Virginia like other public bodies such as the Board of Supervisors and other Commissions, including the Virginia Freedom of Information Act, Conflict of Interest Act, and Public Procurement Policy.
The Commission is supported by staff (Executive Director, Program Development Co-ordinator, and volunteers) and a Technical Advisory Committee.
Initial funding for the Rivanna River Basin Commission comes from a grant from the Nature Conservancy in Virginia that represents the generous contributions of private donors committed specifically to helping launch the River Basin Commission. Additional funding for specific projects of the Commission is obtained through state and federal grants. As an entity of local government, the Commission may receive funding and contributions from public and private sources.
The Commission completed a multi-year strategic planning process in February 2011. The plan can be accessed here.
The Rivanna River Basin Commission provides guidance for the stewardship of water and natural resources of the Rivanna River Basin and promotes activities by local, state, and federal governments, and by individuals, that foster resource stewardship for the environmental and economic health of the Basin.
The Commission has representatives from these jurisdictions and organizations.
Click below for more information about our member partners: