ADEM SURFACE WATER QUALITY MONITORING. MBNEP Science Advisory Committee Meeting January 17, 2017
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1 ADEM SURFACE WATER QUALITY MONITORING MBNEP Science Advisory Committee Meeting January 17, 2017
2 The River (Delta) State Tennessee 14 Basins Upper Tombigbee Black Warrior Coosa Tallapoosa 629 Subwatersheds 129,769 river/stream miles Cahaba 490,472 acres in 43 reservoirs and lakes Lower Tombigbee E s c a t a w p a Mobile Alabama Choctawhatchee Perdido- Escambia State Stream s River B asins Chattahoochee Chipola 3,600,000 acres of freshwater wetlands 610 mi 2 of estuaries, tidal waterways, and bays (Mobile Delta: Second largest intact river delta system in US)
3 Alabama Water Resources Municipal, Industrial, Agricultural Uses
4 Alabama Water Resources Recreation
5 Alabama Water Resources Aquatic Biodiversity : #1 in North America
6 ADEM Water Quality Monitoring
7 Rivers and Streams Monitoring Program (RSMP)
8 Rivers and Reservoirs Monitoring Program (RRMP)
9 Fish Tissue Monitoring Program (FTMP)
10 ADEM Coastal Monitoring Programs
11 ADEM Coastal Water Quality Monitoring Programs Coastal Waters Monitoring Program (CWMP) Alabama Coastal Nonpoint Pollution Control Program (ACNPCP) (6217) Coastal Alabama Recreational Waters Program Beach Monitoring EPA National Coastal Condition Assessment
12 Wetlands Monitoring Program
13 From Basin Rotation to Statewide Monitoring Statewide monitoring over a 5-year period
14 ADEM s 2015 Monitoring Strategy Statewide Monitoring Advantages More frequent, intensive monitoring NPS and TMDL success stories Trends in water quality Address different data needs of basins Refine reference conditions Respond to data needs more quickly Dataset less impacted by weather Program planning Even resource needs year-to-year Smaller basin plans that can be implemented by basin teams
15 ADEM s 2016 and 2017 Monitoring Plan 2016: 308 Monitoring Locations, statewide 39 in Baldwin and Mobile Counties 2017: Approx 300 locations statewide Approx. 40 in Baldwin and Mobile Counties
16 2016 Site classification work Objective: determine background conditions in different waterbody types Blackwater streams in South Alabama 36 sites in south Alabama Color and DOC Riverine wetlands 9 sites in east central Alabama Cubahatchee, Calabee, and Line Study-specific reference reaches
17 Riverine Wetlands: Site Surveys 2017 Vegetation Surveys: May 2017 Five 100 m 2 plots per site Soil surveys: May 2017 Soil pit with an on-site description of the soil profile and survey of hydric soil field indicators Water Table Monitoring Wells: 2017 Continuous data logger deployed in each well Water Chemistry Data (Monthly Apr-Nov) Collected from a stream on each site Affected by drought: Will extend into Spring, 2017 Habitat Assessment (RAM): May 2017 Amphibian Surveys: May 2017
18 Siltation Monitoring Indicators Three types: Visual Habitat Assessment Availability/quality of habitat to support aquatic communities Siltation Survey Estimate sediment movement during high flow events Real-Time Sediment Loading Measure TSS and turbidity through an entire high flow event
19 Siltation Surveys: Corer method 24 stations within AL Habitat assessment/siltation data sheet Stream flow measurement Background turbidity sample 5 instream suspended sediment samples Currently processing and analyzing data Working along with Water Division TSS study Problems encountered: Drought Stream size limited by depth of corer Plans for stations within AL
20 CWMP Coastal Monitoring CWMP: revised year monitoring cycle All stations sampled 8x Growing season 2016: West 2017: Mobile Bay 2018: East Estuary nutrient criteria development
21 MBNEP Request: D Olive and Tiawasee Monitoring study reaches established 2 study-specific reference reaches established 2017 Same as above DOCB-1 moved to DOCB-1a, based on USGS recommendation 2 additional reference reaches monitored Sampling Summary: Monthly water quality sampling (Mar-Oct) Macroinvertebrate Surveys 2017: Siltation surveys and realtime flow/tss monitoring added at DOCB-1a and TWCB-1
22 MBNEP Request for Monitoring DAE JBO FYCE-1 DOCB-2/D4-D6 JOBB-2/JBON
23 MBNEP Request for Monitoring DOCB-1/DCB DOCB-1a TWCB-1/TC7 GNNM-1
24 ADEM WQ Monitoring Data and Reports water/waterquality.cnt
25 Thank you!
26 RSMP Information Lisa Huff Environmental Indicators Section, Chief ADEM Field Operations Montgomery
27 RRMP Information Gina Curvin Air/Facilities Section, Chief ADEM Field Operations Montgomery
28 Coastal Monitoring Contacts Supervisor: Mark Ornelas CWMP and NCCA: Joie Horn ACNPCP: Randy Shaneyfelt Beach Monitoring: Suzi Rice
29 FTMP Information Michael Len ADPH (Consumption advisories) Dr. John Guarisco State Toxicologist
30 Wetlands Information Bonnie Coleman Aquatic Assessment Unit, Chief ADEM Field Operations Montgomery
31 MBNEP Request for Monitoring Requested sites reconned December 2015 Macroinvertebrate assessments appropriate at five study locations DAE (UDOB-1) 0.04 sq mi 65f JBO (JOBB-1) 0.9 sq mi 75a D4-D6 DS (DOCB-2) 2.46 sq mi 65f TC7 DS (TWCB-1) 4.85 sq mi 65f DCB (DOCB-1) 5.34 sq mi 75a Two reference reaches (Folley Cr & Gunnison Cr) FYCE sq mi 65f GNNM a
32 MBNEP Request for Monitoring: Map of ADEM sampling sites
33 MBNEP Request for Monitoring: Map of ADEM sampling sites
34 MBNEP Request for Monitoring DAE JBO D4-D6 FYCE-1
35 MBNEP Request for Monitoring DCB GNNM-1 TC7
36 December 14, 2016
37 Siltation Still in the developmental stage Goal: to determine sediment movement within a stream by rain events/high flow conditions
38 Siltation Simulate high flow conditions Quorer method
39 Siltation 24 stations within AL Habitat assessment/siltation data sheet Stream flow measurement Background turbidity sample 5 instream suspended sediment samples
40 Siltation Currently processing and analyzing data Working along with Water Division TSS study Problems encountered: Weather cooperation Stream depth limitations
41 Bonnie Coleman Field Operations Division, Montgomery Branch Phone: (334)
42 2015 Monitoring Strategy Priorities and objectives Assess water quality Monitor waters in all 5 assessment categories Evaluate program effectiveness Estimate trends after BMP implementation Estimate trends after TMDL implementation Develop criteria & indicators Refine reference conditions and site classes Nutrient criteria Siltation indicators Biological indicators Criteria and standards BMP implementation Watershed management plan Waterbody assessment 303d List Collaborate with agency partners and stakeholder groups to meet common goals TMDL development Lay groundwork for 2020 Monitoring Strategy
43 2016 SWQMP Priorities Assess waters in all categories 1: fully meeting all use classifications 5: not meeting one or all use classifications (303d list) Criteria and standards 2: Insufficient data 2a: available data indicate impairment 2b: available data do not indicate impairment 3: No data available BMP implementation Waterbody assessment 4: Waterbody impaired but remediation plan in place 4a: Approved TMDL 4b: Other action expected to result in attainment 4c: impairment not caused by pollutant Watershed management plan TMDL development 303d List
44 ADEM 2016 Monitoring Plan 308 Monitoring locations statewide 39 in Baldwin and Mobile Counties Coastal Monitoring Program revised Development of nutrient criteria for estuaries Coastal area divided into 3 zones West (2016) East Mobile Bay
45 RRMP and Nutrient Embayment Studies 2016 RRMP 3-year monitoring cycle 2016: Coosa and Tombigbee 2017 RRMP: Black Warrior, Escatawpa, SE Nutrient Embayment Studies: Concentrate monitoring efforts in embayments during intensive RRMP sampling slower flows, open canopy=good conditions for expression of nutrient enrichment issues Additional indicators: Diurnal DO studies
46 CWMP 2016: Monitoring Zones* *Intensive monitoring stations only.
47 WQ Planning Projects Tributary Embayment Surveys 72 hour deployments DO, temp, ph, cond, turb, chla Use a buoy/anchor system to deploy anywhere vs. being dependant on near-shore structure such as piers & docks Provides valuable data for nutrient criteria development and for assessment/listing Sediment/Turbidity Research Teaming up with USGS in FY16 Funding 4 new stream gages Little Coon Creek, Estill Fork Tennessee Basin Line Creek, Cubahatchee Creek Tallapoosa Basin Stations will report continuous real-time flow, temp, turbidity, rain Stations will be equipped to remotely sample TSS, Nutrients and other parameters using various triggers such as flow, stage or turbidity to capture storm events.
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