104 STAT. 3094 PUBLIC LAW 101-605—NOV. 16, 1990 Administrator in accordance with applicable Federal and State laws. (2) The program required by paragraph (1) shall, under applicable Federal and State laws, provide for measures to achieve the purposes described under paragraph (1), including— (A) adoption or revision, under applicable Federal and State laws, by the State and the Administrator of applicable water quality standards for the Sanctuary, based on water quality criteria which may utilize biological monitoring or assessment methods, to assure protection and restoration of the water quality, coral reefs, and other living marine resources of the Sanctuary; (B) adoption under applicable Federal and State laws of enforceable pollution control measures (including water quality/based effluent limitations and best management practices) and methods to eliminate or reduce pollution from point and nonpoint sources; (C) establishment of a comprehensive water quality monitoring program to (i) determine the sources of pollution causing or contributing to existing or anticipated pollution problems in the Sanctuary, (ii) evaluate the effectiveness of efforts to reduce or eliminate those sources of pollution, and (iii) evaluate progress toward achieving and maintaining water quality standards and toward protecting and restoring the coral reefs and other living marine resources of the Sanctuary; (D) provision of adequate opportunity for public participation in all aspects of developing and implementing the program; and (E) identification of funding for implementation of the program, including appropriate Federal and State cost sharing arrangements. (b) COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT.— The Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, the Secretary of Commerce, and the Governor of the State of Florida shall ensure compliance with the program required by this section, consistent with applicable Federal and State laws. (c) CONSULTATION.— In the development and implementation of the program required by paragraph (1), appropriate State and local government officials shall be consulted. ADVISORY COUNCIL Intergovernmental SEC. 9. (a) ESTABLISHMENT. —The Secretary of Commerce, in con- I6^u^ 1433 sultation with the Governor of the State of Florida and the Board of jjQ^g County Commissioners of Monroe County, Florida, shall establish an Advisory Council to assist the Secretary in the development and implementation of the comprehensive management plan for the Sanctuary. (b) MEMBERSHIP.— Members of the Advisory Council may be appointed from among (1) Sanctuary managers, (2) members of other government agencies with overlapping management responsibilities for the Florida Keys marine environment, and (3) representatives of local industries, commercial users, conservation groups, the marine scientific and educational community, recreational user groups, or the general public. (c) EXPENSES.—Members of the Advisory Council shall not be paid compensation for their service as members and shall not be reimbursed for actual and necessary traveling and subsistence ex-
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