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1 Robert Morgan Beaver Water District Chi Ho Sham The Cadmus Group, Inc
2 Quick review The standard The operational guidebook Evaluation towards exemplary source water protection Case-study Focus on characterization, implementation, and evaluation elements
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5 Purpose: To recognize organizations in North America who have developed and are implementing exemplary source water protection programs. Frequency : Yearly, up to three awards, with the intent to distribute to organizations representing different water system size classifications based on the population served. Eligibility: Any organization or drinking water system that performs source water protection for drinking water supplies in North America is eligible to apply for the award. Selection Criteria: based on the criteria set forth in the AWWA Standard G300.
6 Iowa Source Water Protection Program Acknowledgements: Rebecca Ohrtman, Iowa Dept. of Natural Resources Dan Cook, Iowa Dept. of Natural Resources Steve Pick, Remsen Municipal Utility
7 Vision Source Water Characterization (e.g., Source Water Assessment) Program Goals Action Plan Implementation (e.g., monitoring, best management practices, education) Program Evaluation
8 Remsen, Iowa
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10 Identify potential source area(s) for the high nitrate levels found in Municipal Well No.8. Identify groundwater flow paths for the Deep Creek alluvium system. Determine why Wells No. 3, 5, and 6 do not have the same nitrate levels.
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12 3D Groundwater Flow Model
13 Shallow - 30+ppm Deep - 30+ppm Shallow ppm Deep - ND Shallow - ND Deep - ND Shallow - 6.5ppm Deep - 4.3ppm
14 The close proximity of two feed lots may also be contributing to the nitrate levels. Potential source area for the nitrates found in Municipal Well No.8 appears to be from application of commercial fertilizer and manure in a sensitive area. Potential migration pathway without well No.8 8 Because of Municipal Well No.8s unique position and pumping rate most of the nitrate contamination is captured.
15 Vision Source Water Characterization (e.g., Source Water Assessment) Program Goals Action Plan Implementation (e.g., monitoring, best management practices, education) Program Evaluation
16 Engineering solution Capital cost = $1.8M (400 gpm) Other costs & contingencies = $.45M Annual O&M = $35K (.2 MGD)
17 USE THE SWP PARTNERSHIP Remsen SWP Community Planning Team Remsen Utilities Board and City Council Plymouth County USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Sioux Rivers Resource Conservation & Development (RC&D) Council IDNR SWP Targeted CWS Program & Contaminated Sites Section IDNR Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (SRF) State Watershed Improvement Review Board (WIRB) Iowa Department of Agriculture & Land Stewardship/Division of Soil Conservation USDA-Agriculture Research Service (ARS) Plymouth County Pheasants Forever Chapter
18 (Land Acquisition) WIRB - Watershed Improvement Review Board: Action: $178,400 grant to purchase 22.3 acres east of well field (i.e., $8,000 per acre for the land) SRF - Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Program: Action: $548,550 loan to purchase acres west of well field (i.e., $15,000 per acre, including buildings, utilities, and other improvements) (Land Restoration) Pheasants Forever: Action: prepare seedbed and plant most of the new wellhead protection area ($15,000 and labor).
19 Vision Source Water Characterization (e.g., Source Water Assessment) Program Goals Action Plan Implementation (e.g., monitoring, best management practices, education) Program Evaluation
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21 Third year of prairie grasses
22 Nitrate Levels mg/l 30 Remsen Municipal Water Supply Nitrate Levels Wells No. 3, 5, 6, and Well 3 Well 5 Well 6 Well 8 Rainfall (In Inches) Linear (Well 8)
23 Beaver Water District Source Water Protection Partnership Acknowledgments: Sarah Wrede, City of Fayetteville Sandi Formica, Watershed Conservation Res. Center Mark Willobee, GeoSyntec Consultants Matt Van Epps, Watershed Conservation Res. Center
24 Two-Ton Carroll-Boone BWD Madison County Noland WWTP HuntsvilleW WTP West fork WWTP
25 BWD Hwy 412
26 Vision Source Water Characterization (e.g., Source Water Assessment) Program Goals Action Plan Implementation (e.g., monitoring, best management practices, education) Program Evaluation
27 From Beaver Lake Watershed Protection Strategy Prepared by TetraTech, 2009
28 Cost Kg P removed / year Effluent Concentration 0 Adapted from F. Jiang, M.B. Beck, R.G. Cummings, K. Rowles, and D. Russell, 2005
29 Vision Source Water Characterization (e.g., Source Water Assessment) Program Goals Action Plan Implementation (e.g., monitoring, best management practices, education) Program Evaluation
30 Fayetteville will: Maintain average 0.5 mg/l discharge Meet 0.5 mg/l during summer season Develop NPS Phosphorus reduction plan Spend $200,000/year implementing plan Provide discharge records Meet quarterly Report yearly BWD will: Drop request to lower NPDES to 0.5 mg/l Maintain source water protection effort Support the city s efforts Meet quarterly Report yearly
31 Scope: Identify sources of phosphorus Recommend non-structural and structural controls Estimate potential TP load reduction Develop a monitoring program Coordinate with a stakeholder review group
32 Sediment Bound Streambank Erosion Construction Sites Pasture Other Sources Agriculture Poultry Cow and Calf Commercial Fertilizer Urban Urban runoff Lawns Pet Waste Septic Systems
33 Project Heritage East Detention Wal-Mart Detention Sale Barn West Fork Restoration U of A Mullins Creek Cost estimat e $ TP remove d, lb/yr Cost/lb removed $65, $100, Recommende d funding level Not selected by stakeholders $50,000 Status - Ceased Operations $576, ,000 Proceeding Phase 1 $300,000?? 100,000 Initiated
34 Project Education and Outreach Cost estimate Recommended funding level Status Mass Media 25 40K/yr 105,000 Proceeding Pet Waste 10 18K/yr 15,000 Commercial Fertilizer 10-20K/yr 60,000 Storm Water Utility 50 70K 60,000 In-house study Regulatory Framework Septic System - Identified systems Buffers - Proceeding Erosion and Sediment Control 10 20K 15,000 Proceeding Low Impact Development - Ordinance adopted
35 It s a watershed thing! We are in this together! It takes time! It takes leadership! Administration must be on board! Meetings are a must! government engineering documents
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