Kinley Creek Monitoring Sites Monitoring Data Summary for March 30 th, 2017 May 3 rd, 2017
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1 Kinley Creek Monitoring Sites Monitoring Data Summary for March 3 th, 17 May 3 rd, 17 Data Gaps The KINA and KINB stations did not experience any gaps in the data record during this monitoring period. SCDHEC Standards The KINA and KINB stations did not record any values outside the SCDHEC standard range during this monitoring period. The KINA and KINB stations recorded average DO concentrations of. mg/l and.7 mg/l, respectively. These averages were well above the SCDHEC daily average standard minimum of 5 mg/l. The instantaneous minimum DO values recorded at the KINA and KINB stations were.5 mg/l and.7 mg/l, respectively. This extremely low DO minimum at KINA occurred during a period of very low stage levels as described in the Potential Illicit Discharges and Abnormal Events section (below). Storm Events The Kinley rain gauge recorded six storm events over this deployment period, resulting in 9.3 inches of precipitation. Both stations generally recorded typical storm event responses during this monitoring period, with the exception of an increase in specific conductivity at the KINA station during the beginning of the April 3 rd and April 3 rd th storm events. This may have been related to ongoing maintenance work at the Quail Valley Lake as discussed in the Potential Illicit Discharges and Abnormal Events section below. The maximum antecedent dry time since the last significant precipitation event (at least.1 inches) was approximately 17.5 days in the Kinley Creek watershed, and occurred prior to the April 3 rd th storm event. Potential Illicit Discharges and Abnormal Events During this monitoring period, an ongoing maintenance and dredging project at the Quail Valley Lake, upstream of the KINA station, affected water quality data at the City s monitoring stations. From the day of deployment until the storm event on March 3 th, the stage at the KINA station was extremely low and DO levels were depressed, possibly as a result of a decreased discharge of Kinley Creek from the upstream Quail Valley Lake control structure. Between April 7 th and April 15 th, the water level at the KINA station dropped considerably, again possibly due to a reduction in the discharge released from Quail Valley Lake. This period was associated with elevated and specific conductivity levels. On April 15 th, the stage dropped even further, and there was an increase in turbidity and a decrease in DO which appear to have been associated with the rapidly changing stage. Following this rapid stage decrease, the water level remained low from April 15 th until April 3 rd, and depressed DO concentrations were observed. At the KINB station, one significant abnormal event was observed. On April 1 st, the turbidity increased drastically, and the and specific conductivity levels showed mild increases. This occurred in the absence of any rainfall. Flow Measurements Two low flow measurements were collected at the KINA station and two low flow measurements were collected at the KINB station on April 18 th.
2 Kinley Creek A (March 3, May 3, 17) PARAMETER DESCRIPTION CONTINUOUS WATER QUALITY PARAMETERS: SUMMARY STATISTICS MEDIAN MEAN STREAM NAME: Kinley Creek STAGE (FT): LOCATION: ADDRESS: Longhorn Steakhouse 171 Harbison Blvd Columbia, SC 91 TEMPERATURE ( F): COORDINATES: TMDL/IMPAIRMENT: , Fecal Coliform TURBIDITY (NTU): NEIGHBORING LANDUSE: SPATIAL LOCATION: Residential and commercial Most upstream site : TOTAL NO. STORMS OVER.1 INCH: SPECIFIC CONDUCTIVITY (ms/cm):. MAX. DAILY RAINFALL: TOTAL RAINFALL (FOR PERIOD):. inches 9.3 inches DISSOLVED OXYGEN : Stage, ft Stage & Rainfall /3 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 /11 /13 /15 /17 /19 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 5/1 5/ F Water Temp /3 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 /11 /13 /15 /17 /19 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 5/1 5/3 NTU Turbidity /3 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 /11 /13 /15 /17 /19 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 5/1 5/ /3 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 /11 /13 /15 /17 /19 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 5/1 5/3 ms/cm Specific Conductivity /3 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 /11 /13 /15 /17 /19 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 5/1 5/3 mg/l SCDHEC in-stream standard: Daily average not less than 5 mg/l with a low of mg/l Dissolved Oxygen mg/l (SCDHEC Low Standard) 1 8 3/3 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 /11 /13 /15 /17 /19 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 5/1 5/3 Note: Data gaps appear when the sonde is removed for calibration or when the flow depth is below the sensors REPORT GENERATED ON 5/18/17
3 Kinley Creek A (March 3, May 3, 17) Explanation of Statistics: The minimum of the values recorded by the datasonde in 15 minute intervals. The maximum of the values recorded by the datasonde in 15 minute intervals. MEDIAN The median of all the values recorded by the datasonde in 15 minute intervals. MEAN The average of all the values recorded by the datasonde in 15 minute intervals. The standard deviation of all the values recorded by the datasonde in 15 minute intervals. Grab Sample Data: Analyte (units) Escherichia coli (MPN/1mL) Total Suspended Solids Total Phosphorus Sample 1 Sample Sample 3 Sample 3/3/17 3/31/17 3/31/17 3/31/17 Time Result Time Result Time Result Time Result 13: :35 >8,39 9:5 >8,39 9:3 5,99 8: : : :35.9 9:5.5 9:3. Total Nitrogen 8: : :3 1.9 Note: The sample collected on 3/3/17 was collected during dry weather conditions. REPORT GENERATED ON 5/18/17
4 Kinley Creek B (March 3, May 3, 17) PARAMETER DESCRIPTION CONTINUOUS WATER QUALITY PARAMETERS: SUMMARY STATISTICS MEDIAN MEAN STREAM NAME: Kinley Creek STAGE (FT): LOCATION: ADDRESS: COORDINATES: TMDL/IMPAIRMENT: NEIGHBORING LANDUSE: SPATIAL LOCATION: TOTAL NO. STORMS OVER.1 INCH: Broken Hill Rd 9 Broken Hill Rd Columbia, SC , Fecal Coliform Residential and commercial Most downstream site TEMPERATURE ( F): TURBIDITY (NTU): : SPECIFIC CONDUCTIVITY (ms/cm): MAX. DAILY RAINFALL: TOTAL RAINFALL (FOR PERIOD):. inches 9.3 inches DISSOLVED OXYGEN : Stage, ft Stage & Rainfall 1 8 3/3 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 /11 /13 /15 /17 /19 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 5/1 5/3 1 F Water Temp /3 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 /11 /13 /15 /17 /19 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 5/1 5/3 NTU Turbidity /3 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 /11 /13 /15 /17 /19 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 5/1 5/ /3 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 /11 /13 /15 /17 /19 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 5/1 5/3 ms/cm Specific Conductivity /3 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 /11 /13 /15 /17 /19 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 5/1 5/3 mg/l SCDHEC in-stream standard: Daily average not less than 5 mg/l with a low of mg/l 11 Dissolved Oxygen mg/l (SCDHEC Low Standard) /3 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 /11 /13 /15 /17 /19 /1 /3 /5 /7 /9 5/1 5/3 Note: Data gaps appear when the sonde is removed for calibration or when the flow depth is below the sensors REPORT GENERATED ON 5/18/17
5 Kinley Creek B (March 3, May 3, 17) Explanation of Statistics: The minimum of the values recorded by the datasonde in 15 minute intervals. The maximum of the values recorded by the datasonde in 15 minute intervals. MEDIAN The median of all the values recorded by the datasonde in 15 minute intervals. MEAN The average of all the values recorded by the datasonde in 15 minute intervals. The standard deviation of all the values recorded by the datasonde in 15 minute intervals. Sampled Data: Analyte (units) Escherichia coli (MPN/1mL) Total Suspended Solids Total Phosphorus Total Nitrogen Sample 1 Sample Sample 3 Sample 3/3/17 3/31/17 3/31/17 3/31/17 Time Result Time Result Time Result Time Result 13:1 8:5,75 9:15,91 9:5 1,11 Note: The sample collected on 3/3/17 was collected during dry weather conditions. 8:5 8 9: :5 1 8:5.11 9: :5.99 8: : :5 1. REPORT GENERATED ON 5/18/17
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