Yahara WINS Group Meeting. September 13, 2017
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1 Yahara WINS Group Meeting September 13, 2017
2 Approval of Minutes Review and acceptance of 06/13/2017 meeting summary
3 Updates Consulting Director contract signed Yahara Pride LDMI project moving forward Yahara Pride 2017 contract signed Kevin Connors retired Laura Hicklin is new Dane Co. rep Dane Co hired LTE for Communications Grants awarded DeForest declined
4 Yahara WINS Logo
5 Yahara WINS Annual Report 2016
6 Town of Burke 15 consented 23 total signatories No, not votes Moving to ExCom.
7 Columbia County Meeting Budget Future Agreement
8 Dane Co
9 DANE COUNTY Update for Yahara WINS September 13, 2017 Amy Callis, County Conservationist Land Conservation Division
10 UPDATES Since June 2017
11 Outreach LTE Started August 22 nd Working on inventorying current outreach materials Yahara Watershed Identifying gaps Updating Land Conservation website Press releases
12 Legacy Sediment Work to continue on Dorn Creek late fall Plans & specifications are done Working on the bidding process and permits Monitoring other sites to determine a prioritization Work with consultants to prepare plans and specifications, bids and permits for future locations over next few years
13 Cover Crop Initiative Partnership with Dane County, NRCS, UWEX, Yahara Pride, Yahara WINS Using RCPP funds WINS incentive for longer agreements 1,100 acres seeded on September 12 th
14 VERIFICATION How does Dane County monitor practice implementation?
15 Installation Verify a practice is installed according to standards at the time of construction or implementation Redline documents for structural practices Implementation documentation for management practices Annually when implemented
16 Post-Construction Monitor structural practices over lifespan Review practices on a four year rotation Approximately 130 practices to evaluate for 2017
17 How to manage workload? Arc Collector
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22 Questions? Amy Callis, County Conservationist Land Conservation Division
23 Yahara Pride Farms Update Signed 2017 Agreement Moving ahead with LDMI project Looking toward 2018
24 MS4 Modeling Updates and Cost Adjustments Village of DeForest City of Middleton
25 Financial Review and 2018 Budget Beginning checking account balance on 1/1/2017 $241,214 Revenue IGA, MOUs and interest (as of 9/12017) $1,513,190 Additional anticipated revenue $50,750 Total revenue plus 2016 carryover $1,805,154
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28 Financial Review and 2018 Budget
29 2018 Budget Early Thoughts Revenue IGA revenue down slightly relative to 2017 Clean Lakes Alliance MOU funding? Expenses More $$ for service agreements P reduction More $$ for Yahara Pride (pay for performance pilot?) Less $$ for P reduction grant program Less $$ for legal services WINS/Dane County funded outreach position? Required: Annual review of designated operating reserve policy
30 Yahara WINS Video Hired Pigorsch Media Designs Interviews Video Draft Script Next Steps
31 USGS Update
32 Water-Quality Monitoring Update September 13, 2017 Todd Stuntebeck US Geological Survey
33 USGS Water-Quality Monitoring Locations Red: Long-term (late 80 s) Green: Adaptive Management (2012, Fulton 2014) Blue: Middleton Study (2011) Yellow: Long-term urban (P, Cl in 2015)
34 USGS Water-Quality Monitoring Locations Red: Major Tributaries Sixmile Creek Yahara River Dorn Creek Pheasant Branch Creek Yellow: Urban Storm Sewer Spring Harbor
35 Water-Quality Monitoring Compute daily loads and concentrations of sediment, nutrients
36 WY17 Precipitation June 16, 2017 June 12 July 26 (45 days), 34 had recorded precipitation
37 WY17 Streamflow (Preliminary) Lake Mendota Tributary Discharge Dorn, Sixmile, P. Branch, Windsor 800 WY Oct 26 Sep 27 Aug 28 Jul 28 Jun 29 May 29 Apr 30 Mar 28 Feb 29 Jan 30 Dec 30 Nov 31 Oct 1 Oct Daily Discharge, CFS Days
38 26 Oct 26 Sep 27 Aug 28 Jul Lake Mendota Tributary Discharge Dorn, Sixmile, P. Branch, Windsor WY17 28 Jun 29 May 29 Apr 30 Mar 28 Feb 29 Jan 30 Dec 30 Nov 31 Oct 1 Oct Daily Discharge, CFS Days
39 Cumulative TP Load, Pounds 2017 Tributary P Loads to Lake Mendota 90,000 80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10, /26/2017 8/27/2017 7/28/2017 6/28/2017 5/29/2017 4/29/2017 3/30/2017 2/28/2017 1/29/ /30/ /30/ /31/ /1/2016 1,400 1,200 1, Lake Mendota Tributary Discharge and TP Load Dorn, Sixmile, P. Branch, Windsor WY2017 Preliminary Daily Discharge Cumulative TP Load Daily Discharge, CFS Days
40 Historical Perspective 26 Sep 11 Sep 27 Aug 12 Aug 28 Jul 13 Jul 28 Jun 13 Jun 29 May 14 May 29 Apr 14 Apr 30 Mar 15 Mar 28 Feb 13 Feb 29 Jan 14 Jan 30 Dec 15 Dec 30 Nov 15 Nov 31 Oct 16 Oct 1 Oct 90,000 80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0 Annual Tributary P Loads to Lake Mendota WY2013 WY2014 WY2015 WY2016 WY2017 Cumulative TP Load, pounds
41 Lake Mendota HAB
42 The 2017 blue-green algae bloom Photo: Jake VanderZanden Photo: Katie Rice Photo: Emily Stanley
43 Media Quotes Date of bloom: June 16 Extent: Memorial Union to James Madison Park Massive worst in a long time (since 1993 &1994) Classic conditions Manure and fertilizers used in agriculture loaded with P, not staying where they are put Spring, summer above average rainfall, with intense events >2 Sunny, warm weather Calm winds
44 2017 HAB Event June 15, 2017 June 16, 2017 Images from Indian Space Research Organization (IRSO)
45 Was there a large streamflow loading event? Annual Tributary P Loads to Lake Mendota WY2013 WY2014 WY2015 WY2016 WY ,000 80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10, Sep 11 Sep 27 Aug 12 Aug 28 Jul 13 Jul 28 Jun 13 Jun 29 May 14 May 29 Apr 14 Apr 30 Mar 15 Mar 28 Feb 13 Feb 29 Jan 14 Jan 30 Dec 15 Dec 30 Nov 15 Nov 31 Oct 16 Oct 1 Oct Cumulative TP Load, pounds
46 Urban P Contribution?
47 Cumulative TP Load, Pounds Urban P Contribution? Spring Harbor Storm Sewer WY17 Preliminary 1,600 1,400 1,200 1, /30/2017 9/16/2017 9/2/2017 8/19/2017 8/5/2017 7/22/2017 7/8/2017 6/24/2017 6/10/2017 5/27/2017 5/13/2017 4/29/2017 4/15/2017 4/1/2017 3/18/2017 3/4/2017 2/18/2017 2/4/2017 1/21/2017 1/7/ /24/ /10/ /26/ /12/ /29/ /15/ /1/ Daily Discharge Cumulative TP Load Daily Discharge, CFS Days
48 Estimated External P Load Mid-June Event P Branch: - Dorn Creek: - Yahara: ~500 lb. Sixmile: ~200 lb. Ag contribution ~700 lb. Spring Harbor: 40 lb. Other urban areas (x5?): ~200 lb. Urban contribution ~ 240 lb. Internal P load?
49 Rainfall Precipitation, Inches Madison Airport Monthly Precipitation Anomalies Difference from Average WY17 Rainfall April mid June 2017 Middleton Waunakee Events >1 1 1 Events > /12-6/13 ~ 2.5
50 Water Temperature
51 Wind Conditions
52 - Nutrients available - Sunny, very warm water temps - Blue-green algae proliferation lakewide - NW winds on June 15, then calm overnight - Blue-greens surfaced - Sunlight - rapid decomposition and oxygen depletion The 2017 HAB recap
53 Stream P Concentrations Standard: mg/l for most sites, 0.10 mg/l for Fulton
54 WY2017 Year in Review Above average precipitation (~42 through Sep 1, +20%) Wet Fall, mid-summer Below average snowfall (~44, -14%) ~60,000 lb. P delivered to Lake Mendota among the 4 major tributaries (preliminary!) Lake Mendota experienced a HAB on ~6/16/17 Rainfall/runoff on 6/12 may have helped to trigger Water temp, wind, and sunlight also factors TP concentrations at streams tributary to Lake Mendota continue to be well above the mg/l standard.
55 100% Phosphorus Species 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% Tributary P Loads to Lake Mendota 600 DP/TP Discharge /26/17 9/11/17 8/27/17 8/12/17 7/28/17 7/13/17 6/28/17 6/13/17 5/29/17 5/14/17 4/29/17 4/14/17 3/30/17 3/15/17 2/28/17 2/13/17 1/29/17 1/14/17 12/30/16 12/15/16 11/30/16 11/15/16 10/31/16 10/16/16 10/1/16 0% Dissolved P Fraction Particulate Dissolved
56 P Load Timing Yahara Windsor Seasonal TP Loads, Tributary TP Load to Lake Mendota Seasonal Distribution, WY % 17% Jan Mar Apr Jun 22% 27% Jan Mar Apr Jun Jul Sep Jul Sep Oct Dec Oct Dec 31% 45% 37% 14%
57 P Load Distribution 14% TP Stream Load Distribution, WY 2016 ~45,000 lb. Total 15% 29% Yahara (Windsor) Sixmile (M) Dorn (M) Contributing Area Sixmile: 48.3 sq. mi. Yahara: 37.0 sq. mi. Pheasant: 18.3 sq. mi. Dorn: 12.6 sq. mi. 42% Pheasant Branch
58 Goal: Mesotrophic water quality during July-August Carlson s (1977) Trophic State Index (TSI) for mesotrophy: Total P <0.024 mg/l Secchi disc >2.0 m Mesotrophic Eutrophic Lathrop and Carpenter, 2014
59 Lake Mendota Water Quality TP, mg/l Lake Mendota Phosphorus Eutrophication Boundary Mendota TP Eutrophic Mesotrophic Line of Eutrophication (0.024 mg/l) Lathrop, written communication Modified with permission from Carpenter and Lathrop, 2014
60 Lake Mendota Water Quality TP, mg/l Lake Mendota Phosphorus Eutrophication Boundary Mendota TP Yahara River TP 45,000 40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 Yahara TP Load, Pounds Modified with permission from Carpenter and Lathrop, 2014
61 Clean Lakes Alliance Update
62 Director s Report
63 Partner Updates Other Business
64 Mendota/Monona Watersheds Past 10 yrs
65 Yahara Watershed Past 10 yrs
66 Adjourn Next Group Meeting Tuesday, October 17, :30 MMSD Shop One Executive Committee Meeting 5 min.
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