Greater Trinity River Bacteria TMDL Project
|
|
|
- Jessica Greer
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Greater Trinity River Bacteria TMDL Project Coordination Committee Meeting May 1, 2013
2 The I-Plan August 30, 2012: Draft I-Plan submitted to TCEQ October 2012: Initial response back from TCEQ Texas Soil & Water Conservation Board determined they did not need to review the draft I-Plan. TCEQ requested a few immediate changes to certain sections of the draft I-Plan specific to the responsible entities portion of the implementation strategy summaries. Included: Where it was said that TCEQ will, the wording was altered NCTCOG will coordinate with TCEQ and stakeholders to facilitate The wording changes helped keep I-Plan recommendations for and requests of TCEQ within the purview of the Coordination Committee and utilize NCTCOG as a central point of contact.
3 The I-Plan cont. January 2013: Accessibility issues resolved - merged tables separated, tables renumbered and text added/changed regarding table references March 2013: Clarified language in some implementation strategies April 2013: Final edits and adjustments, addition of alt-text on maps for accessibility I-Plan name changed from Peer Review Draft to Management Review Draft
4 Management Review Draft going forward June 18, 2013: Commissioner s Agenda for the request to release for public comment Public comment period: July 5 August 5 Public comment meeting: during the week of July 22 or July 29 (any known scheduling conflicts?), in the evening From August to early September, TCEQ, NCTCOG, and the Coordination Committee will address any comments
5 Once the final I-Plan is complete it will enter the Commissioner s Agenda process again for final approval during the last part of the calendar year.
6 Simultaneously The TMDL for the Lower West Fork Trinity and 11 tributaries is moving ahead for approval by the TCEQ Commissioners The public comment period is June 7 July 12 TCEQ public meeting on this TMDL will be June 19, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. here at NCTCOG
7 Stakeholder Support It s time Resolutions Letters of Support Samples of both available online -
8 I-Plan Implementation, 2014 and Beyond I-Plan calls for: Annual meetings of Coordination Committee and technical subcommittees Two feral hog forum meetings One feral hog training One monitoring coordination forum meeting One annual report to the Coordination Committee Five subcommittee reports (combined into above Committee report) Creation and maintenance of the BMP Library Various research tasks by subcommittees to achieve goals
9 Funding The funding for the work on the Bacteria TMDL I-Plan ends August 31, 2013, with the exception of some limited task activities to finalize TCEQ I-Plan approval. The list of Bacteria I-Plan maintenance activities and support projects will require NCTCOG staff and/or stakeholder support for the coming years, and that support will require some cost. NCTCOG staff is proposing a modest Bacteria I-Plan maintenance program that would be funded through a cost share arrangement from the stakeholders. The staff is seeking stakeholder feedback regarding the feasibility of this type of NCTCOG project for FY2014, options for a cost share strategy, etc.
10 In September 2013, the creation of an implementation plan to address PCB contamination in the Upper Trinity River, West Fork Trinity, and Lower Clear Fork Trinity begins
11 PCBs Polychlorinated biphenyls Group of 209 compounds made up of chlorines connected to two connected benzene rings Toxicity varies but all are poorly soluble in water Tend to be associated with sediments in water Very resistant to degradation Persists for decades in aquatic systems
12 Used mainly in transformers Heat transfer fluids Heat-resistant hydraulic fluids Plus, many other uses Also noteworthy: Production, distribution, and new use banned in 1976 Fish consumption advisory along 150 miles of the Trinity River
13 Possible sources according to TCEQ o Inflows from upstream o TPDES point sources Individual permitted sources (municipal WWTFs, industrial stormwater, treated groundwater) TPDES regulated stormwater (MS4s, TPDES general permits (construction, multi-sector) o Non-regulated sources Nonpoint source runoff Dry and wet air deposition Fluxes from contaminated sediments
14
15
16 The next meeting of the Coordination Committee? Prior to final approval? The first annual meeting?
North Texas Urban Feral Hog Forum
North Texas Urban Feral Hog Forum 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m., May 1, 2017 Miles H Building, Room H-126, Brookhaven College Thank You to Our Sponsor Feral Hog Impacts to Water Quality in North Texas North Central
SECTION 10 WATER QUALITY
SECTION 10 WATER QUALITY 10.1 General Local ordinances in the Caldwell County political subdivisions regarding water quality and quantity issues are minimal. The county does not have authority to create,
Presented by: City of Dallas Trinity Watershed Management Stormwater Management
Presented by: City of Dallas Trinity Watershed Management Stormwater Management Agenda StormwaterProgram Water Quality Monitoring Water Quality Trends Outreach Efforts TX Stream Team Volunteer Program
PCB Pollutant Minimization Plans: Background and Guidance
PCB Pollutant Minimization Plans: Background and Guidance New Jersey Water Environment Association PCB Pollutant Minimization Workshop July 28, 2005 Rutgers University EcoComplex Bordentown, NJ John Yagecic,
Coastal Stormwater Best Management Practices Guidance. Listening Session ANAHUAC December 9, 2013
Coastal Stormwater Best Management Practices Guidance Listening Session ANAHUAC December 9, 2013 Who We Are Dr. Michael Barrett, Ph.D., P.E. University of Texas at Austin CRWR Danica Adams, MSCRP, MSSD
Decentralized Wastewater Treatment in Texas Watersheds
Decentralized Wastewater Treatment in Texas Watersheds Bruce Lesikar Texas A&M University System Overview Surface water resources Water Quality Standards Watershed Management Programs Identifying Sources
Tackling Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) & Toxins Through TMDLs
Tackling Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) & Toxins Through TMDLs 2015 Virginia Water Monitoring Council Conf. Exploring Emerging Water Issues November 19, 2015 Mark Richards Virginia Department of Environmental
Water Is Not a Pollutant
Water Is Not a Pollutant Jeff R. Bowman, MSPH, CHMM Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service September 17, 2013 What is Stormwater Runoff? Texas Definition: Rainfall runoff, snow melt runoff, and surface
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PROGRAM. Pottawatomie County, Kansas Stormwater Management Program
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Pottawatomie County, Kansas Stormwater Management Program AGENDA PROJECT BACKGROUND STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN (SMP) ELBO CREEK WATERSHED SAND CREEK WATERSHED HOW IT ALL TIES
Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (TPDES) Stormwater Permitting Updates
Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (TPDES) Stormwater Permitting Updates Southwest IECA Texas Stormwater Conference Rebecca L. Villalba September 26, 2018 Stormwater Team Water Quality Division
Revised PCB Water Quality Criterion for Zones 2-6 and Enhanced Implementation for the Stage 2 PCB TMDLs for the Delaware Estuary
Revised PCB Water Quality Criterion for Zones 2-6 and Enhanced Implementation for the Stage 2 PCB TMDLs for the Delaware Estuary Commission Meeting December 4, 2013 Thomas J. Fikslin, Ph.D. Presentation
Chesapeake PCB Consortium Conceptual Framework and Proposed Exploration
Chesapeake PCB Consortium Conceptual Framework and Proposed Exploration Goal To explore the formation of a Chesapeake Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) Consortium that will support jurisdiction PCB Total
Water Quality Improvement Through Implementation of a Watershed Protection Plan in the Leon River Watershed
Water Quality Improvement Through Implementation of a Watershed Protection Plan in the Leon River Watershed HGAC Clean Waters Initiative Houston, Texas September 26, 2017 Agency Role Water Quality Mandate
GULF OF MEXICO - SEGMENT 2501
GULF OF MEXICO - SEGMENT 2501 GULF OF MEXICO - SEGMENT 2501 LAND COVER BACTERIA CHLOROPHYLL A Impairment Concern No Impairments or Concerns GULF OF MEXICO - SEGMENT 2501 OTHER IMPAIRMENTS Bays & Estuaries
Photo Optional. Using a PMP Approach to Attain TMDLs (An update to the PMP Approach to PCB Loading Reduction at Two Amtrak Facilities) Presented by:
Using a PMP Approach to Attain TMDLs (An update to the PMP Approach to PCB Loading Reduction at Two Amtrak Facilities) Presented to: 2016 Railroad Environmental Conference Photo Optional Presented by:
Summary of Water Quality Assessments for Each Waterbody Type. National Summary Water Quality Attainment in Assessed Rivers and Streams
Summary of Water Quality Assessments for Each Waterbody Type National Summary Water Quality Attainment in Assessed Rivers and Streams National Summary Designated Use Support in Assessed Rivers and Streams*
Water Quality in Southeast Texas Brian Koch Regional Watershed Coordinator Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board Clean Waters Initiative
Water Quality in Southeast Texas Brian Koch Regional Watershed Coordinator Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board Clean Waters Initiative Workshop Houston, Texas June 24, 2015 Water Quality in SE
2017 Clean Rivers Program Steering Committee Meeting. March 10, 2016 Karnes City Lodge 309 S. US HWY 181, Karnes City, TX 78118
2017 Clean Rivers Program Steering Committee Meeting March 10, 2016 Karnes City Lodge 309 S. US HWY 181, Karnes City, TX 78118 Agenda CRP Overview 2014 Integrated Report Allocation of Resources Coordinated
Permitting Applicability and Renewal of the Phase II MS4 and Construction General Stormwater Permits
Permitting Applicability and Renewal of the Phase II MS4 and Construction General Stormwater Permits STEP Meeting October 27, 2017 Danielle Cochran Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Compliance
PCB Facts. >1 million tons produced US largest producer 40% still in use
PCB Facts >1 million tons produced US largest producer 40% still in use PCBs continue to load into the Chesapeake Bay watershed Stormwater, wastewater and atmospheric deposition Some inadvertent production
North Dakota s Nutrient Reduction Strategy. Presented to the 2016 ND Water Quality Monitoring Conference March 4, 2016
North Dakota s Nutrient Reduction Strategy Presented to the 2016 ND Water Quality Monitoring Conference March 4, 2016 Nutrients Nutrients, in appropriate amounts, are essential to the growth and health
Fact Sheet. Chesapeake Bay Water Quality
Fact Sheet Chesapeake Bay Water Quality Water quality is a critical measure of the Chesapeake Bay s health. For the Bay to be healthy and productive, the water must be safe for people and must support
STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN
STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN Developed to comply with the requirements of Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System General Permit Permit Term: August 2007 July 2012 Prepared: December 2007 Prepared
Fiscal Year (FY) 2017 CWA 319(h) Grant DRAFT Scope of Work Summary. Upper San Marcos River Watershed Protection Plan Implementation
Fiscal Year (FY) 2017 CWA 319(h) Grant DRAFT Scope of Work Summary Upper San Marcos River Watershed Protection Plan Implementation Submitted by Texas State University, The Meadows Center for Water and
CARANCAHUA BAY WATERSHED PROTECTION PLAN. Allen Berthold, Michael Schramm November 2, 2017
CARANCAHUA BAY WATERSHED PROTECTION PLAN 1 Allen Berthold, Michael Schramm November 2, 2017 Today s Meeting 1. Introductions and recap of last meeting 2. Water quality in Carancahua Bay and West Carancahua
Indian River Lagoon (IRL) Basin Management Action Plans (BMAPs) Fact Sheet
Indian River Lagoon (IRL) Basin Management Action Plans (BMAPs) Fact Sheet Improving Water Quality and Seagrass Bed Coverage in the Lagoon Overview of Total Maximum Daily Loads A Total Maximum Daily Load
DRAFT ANNOTATED OUTLINE 12/4/2006
DRAFT ANNOTATED OUTLINE 12/4/2006 INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN SAN DIEGO REGION A. INTRODUCTION AND REGIONAL WATER MANAGEMENT GROUP Summary This Integrated Regional Water Management Plan (IRWM Plan)
FACT SHEET. Public Comment Period Expiration Date: To be determined Contact: Raymond Bahr
FACT SHEET NPDES Permit Number: MDR 055501 MDE Permit Number: 13-IM-5501 Public Comment Period Expiration Date: To be determined Contact: Raymond Bahr 410-537-3543 The Maryland Department of the Environment
FACT SHEET. Public Comment Period Expiration Date: March 30, 2017 Contact: Raymond Bahr
FACT SHEET NPDES Permit Number: MDR 055501 MDE Permit Number: 13-IM-5501 Public Comment Period Expiration Date: March 30, 2017 Contact: Raymond Bahr 410-537-3543 The Maryland Department of the Environment
The Ottawa River Great Lakes Legacy Act Cleanup Project. March 12, 2009
The Ottawa River Great Lakes Legacy Act Cleanup Project March 12, 2009 Ottawa River Project Timeline January 1998 to December 2007 Various entities sample the site, source control implemented (including
Justin Bower Senior Environmental Planner. Cedar Bayou WPP, Bastrop Bayou WPP and Upper Oyster Creek TMDL I-Plan
Justin Bower Senior Environmental Planner Cedar Bayou WPP, Bastrop Bayou WPP and Upper Oyster Creek TMDL I-Plan Upper Oyster Creek TMDL Implementation Plan Upper Oyster Creek Project Area Upper Oyster
Regional Stormwater Management Coordinating Council. November 18, 2015
Regional Stormwater Management Coordinating Council November 18, 2015 Welcome New Officers and Members! Joseph Daley, new Chair of RSWMCC Annita McCormick, new Vice Chair of RSWMCC Welcome to newly elected
STATE OF MINNESOTA MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY
ATTACHMENT 1 STATE OF MINNESOTA MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY IN THE MATTER OF THE DECISION TO REISSUE THE MINNESOTA NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM/STATE DISPOSAL SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION
Appendix B. Letters of Approval from TCEQ. Regional Wet Weather Characterization Program Final Monitoring Report
Appendix B Letters of Approval from TCEQ Regional Wet Weather Characterization Program Final Monitoring Report December 30, 2008 Kim Wilson, Storm Water Team Leader Storm Water & Pretreatment Team
MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT 1800 Washington Boulevard Baltimore MD
MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT 1800 Washington Boulevard Baltimore MD 21230 410-537-3000 1-800-633-6101 Martin O Malley Governor Anthony G. Brown Lieutenant Governor November 6, 2009 Shari T. Wilson
LAKE ONTARIO WATERS: NEW CONCERNS REQUIRE A NEW PLAN. Presented by NYSDEC on behalf of The Lake Ontario Partnership February 13, 2019
LAKE ONTARIO WATERS: NEW CONCERNS REQUIRE A NEW PLAN Presented by NYSDEC on behalf of The Lake Ontario Partnership February 13, 2019 Agenda Lake Overview Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement About the Lake
Proposed Data layers for PCB Resource Center
Proposed Data layers for PCB Resource Center Chris Wright U.S. Geological Survey January 11, 2017 Introduction PCB Resource Center One stop shop for all resources pertaining to implementing TMDLs Mapping
STATE OF MINNESOTA MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY FINDINGS OF FACT FACILITY HISTORY
STATE OF MINNESOTA MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY IN THE MATTER OF THE DECISION ON THE NEED FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR THE PROPOSED HOWARD LAKE WASTEWATER TREATMENT IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT
Using Simple Tools. (Alternatives to Mechanistic Models)
Using Simple Tools (Alternatives to Mechanistic Models) Introduction to Watershed Model Training Wednesday, July 8, 2015 Larry Hauck hauck@tiaer.tarleton.edu 1 Key Definition Mechanistic Model: A model
Anacostia River Sediment Project Overview- For a Cleaner Anacostia River. Remedial Investigation May 12, 2015 Dev Murali, PG, RPM
Anacostia River Sediment Project Overview- For a Cleaner Anacostia River Remedial Investigation May 12, 2015 Dev Murali, PG, RPM State of the Anacostia River Contaminants: PAH s in Brown Bullhead * MacDonald
Community Assistance Planning Report No. 330 A RESTORATION PLAN FOR THE OAK CREEK WATERSHED. Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
#239219 CAPR-330 (Oak Creek Watershed) Chapter 1 - Text 300-4010 MGH/LKH/JEB/mid 8/28/18, 9/6/18, 9/10/18 Community Assistance Planning Report No. 330 A RESTORATION PLAN FOR THE OAK CREEK WATERSHED Chapter
TMDLs: An Agency s Perspective California Marine Affairs & Navigation Conference Panel Discussion
TMDLs: An Agency s Perspective California Marine Affairs & Navigation Conference Panel Discussion Karen Holman Manager, Environmental Programs Port of San Diego January 16, 2014 1 Panel Questions 1. What
INVESTIGATIONS AND ABATEMENT OF PRODUCED WATER IMPACTS AND SEEPS TO SURFACE WATER
INVESTIGATIONS AND ABATEMENT OF PRODUCED WATER IMPACTS AND SEEPS TO SURFACE WATER Introduction SECTION 319 NONPOINT SOURCE GRANT UPPER COLORADO RIVER BASIN (Segment 1426) Coke and Runnels Counties, Texas
Appendix F. Proposal for Third Permit Term. Regional Wet Weather Characterization Program Final Monitoring Report
Appendix F Proposal for Third Permit Term Regional Wet Weather Characterization Program Final Monitoring Report The North Central Texas Regional Wet Weather Characterization Plan Proposal for the Third
Sandies Creek Watershed
SH 97 Sandies Creek Watershed Gonzales De Witt FM 1116 Sandies Creek SH 72 FM 240 FM 466 Sandies Creek Karnes Smiley Elm Creek FM 108 US 87 SH 80 FM 1117 Guadalupe FM 1681 Wilson Nixon 13657 1803B 1803B
Detroit River. Area of Concern Canadian Section. Status of Beneficial Use Impairments September 2010
The Detroit River is a major navigation corridor of the Great Lakes, extending 51 km from Lake St. Clair to Lake Erie. Its watershed, which covers about 2000 km 2 (200 000 ha) on both sides of the international
Total Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs).
RULE FOR ESTABLISHING POLLUTANT MINIMIZATION PLAN (PMP) REQUIREMENTS FOR POINT AND NON-POINT SOURCE DISCHARGERS OF TOXIC POLLUTANTS FOLLOWING ISSUANCE OF A TMDL OR ASSIMILATIVE CAPACITY DETERMINATION 4.30.9
Comprehensive Modeling of Dredge Resuspension and Residual Effects of Remedial Alternatives: Portland Harbor Feasibility Study
Comprehensive Modeling of Dredge Resuspension and Residual Effects of Remedial Alternatives: Portland Harbor Feasibility Study Presented by Michael Werth, Kevin Russell, Kirk Ziegler, and Carl Stivers
Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board Clean Water Act 319(h) Nonpoint Source Grant Program FY 2011 Workplan 11-07
Page 1 of 14 Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board Clean Water Act 319(h) Nonpoint Source Grant Program FY 2011 Workplan 11-07 SUMMARY PAGE Title of Project Coordinating Implementation of the Plum
Overview. Regulatory Trends in Stormwater Green Infrastructure Programs in Dallas Related City Efforts Next Steps
Overview Regulatory Trends in Stormwater Green Infrastructure Programs in Dallas Related City Efforts Next Steps 2 Word of the Day? Favorite four letter word that starts with an F? Quantity of movement:
City of Albany, Oregon. Willamette Basin TMDL Implementation Plan
City of Albany, Oregon Willamette Basin TMDL Implementation Plan July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS BACKGROUND... 1 LOCATION IN THE WATERSHED... 1 SCOPE AND SUMMARY OF TMDL IMPLEMENTATION PLAN...
Chapter 4 Watershed Goals and Objectives
Chapter 4 Watershed Goals and Objectives Eight (8) long-term watershed goals have been developed by the NEW Watershed Advisory Group (WAG) after consideration of discussions held during monthly watershed
IMPLEMENTATION POLICIES AND PROCEDURES: PHASE I TMDLs FOR TOXIC POLLUTANTS IN THE DELAWARE RIVER ESTUARY
IMPLEMENTATION POLICIES AND PROCEDURES: PHASE I TMDLs FOR TOXIC POLLUTANTS IN THE DELAWARE RIVER ESTUARY Basis and Background Document DELAWARE RIVER BASIN COMMISSION WEST TRENTON, NEW JERSEY MAY 1995
Delaware River Basin Commission
Delaware River Basin Commission Updating TMDLs for PCBs for the Delaware Estuary Thomas J. Fikslin, Ph.D. Namsoo S. Suk, Ph.D. Delaware Estuary Science & Environmental Summit January 24, 2017 Outline Background
Final TMDL Implementation Plan. Prepared for Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Wirth Lake Final TMDL Implementation Plan Prepared for Minnesota Pollution Control Agency September 2010 4700 West 77 th Street Minneapolis, MN 55435-4803 Phone: (952) 832-2600 Fax: (952) 832-2601 wq-iw11-03c
SANITARY SEWER OVERFLOWS AND THE TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL
SANITARY SEWER OVERFLOWS AND THE TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL Greg Diehl DFW Region Office Wastewater Work Leader QUALITY OVERVIEW: The TCEQ s SSO Initiative What is it and how does it work? The data
Camden County MUA s. PCB Pollution Minimization Plan
Camden County MUA s PCB Pollution Minimization Plan By Andrew Kricun, P.E. Deputy Executive Director/Chief Engineer Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority 7/28/05 Camden County Municipal Utilities
STATE OF THE BAY IN 2012
9 10 11 STATE OF THE BAY IN 2012 Nitrogen &!Phosphorus Bay-wide nitrogen loads were similar to 2010, but phosphorus loads decreased. These loads are highly elated to river flows and stormwater runoff that
Washington State Conference A Perspective on Water Quality Issues across Washington State Strategies and Implementation for Reducing
2011 American Water Resources Association Washington State Conference A Perspective on Water Quality Issues across Washington State Strategies and Implementation for Reducing Phosphorus Loading with a
USEPA s National Fish and Wildlife Contamination Program
USEPA s National Fish and Wildlife Contamination Program Joel Hansel, Regional Fish Advisory Coordinator Water Quality Protection Branch Water Protection Division United States Environmental Protection
Lower Prairie Dog Town Fork Red River
Lower Prairie Dog Town Fork Red River Recreational Use Attainability Analysis Summary of Findings & Public Comment Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research Stephenville, Texas June 26 28, 2017
Implementing PCB TMDLs: Pollutant Minimization Plan (PMP) Status. Gregory J. Cavallo Modeling, Monitoring and Assessment Branch May 10, 2012
Implementing PCB TMDLs: Pollutant Minimization Plan (PMP) Status Gregory J. Cavallo Modeling, Monitoring and Assessment Branch May 10, 2012 Outline Background PMP Supporting Activities PMP Key Elements/Approaches
APRIL 20, 2015 CITY COUNCIL CONSENT CALENDAR SUBJECT:
CITY COUNCIL CONSENT CALENDAR APRIL 20, 2015 SUBJECT: INITIATED BY: SUPPORT OF CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE BILL 485 (HERNANDEZ), STORMWATER AUTHORITY FOR THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS DEPARTMENT
Peach Creek Watershed
SH 304 Peach Creek Watershed Bastrop Peach Cree FM 713 Caldwell Peach Creek, Sandy Fork Copperas Creek 1803C Peach Creek Fayette FM 1054 US 90 Waelder US IH US 90 FM 1680 IH 10 Dry Run Gonzales SH 97 Peach
Portland Harbor Superfund Site - Introduction
Portland Harbor Superfund Site - Introduction Dean Marriott March 28, 2012 Overview Describe Portland Harbor Explain Superfund and other efforts associated with clean-up of Portland Harbor Describe the
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT DIVISION
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT DIVISION Western Branch Restoration Plan Public Meeting January 28, 2019 Welcome from Jerry Maldonado Purpose of Meeting Review why watershed restoration plans are needed in Prince
Virginia Phase II Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP) Approach
Virginia Phase II Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP) Approach Northern Virginia Regional Commission CAO Meeting March 17, 2011 What is a TMDL Total Maximum Daily Load Numeric expression of how much of
Chesapeake Bay TMDL Phase III Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP) Russ Baxter Deputy Secretary of Natural Resources
Chesapeake Bay TMDL Phase III Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP) Russ Baxter Deputy Secretary of Natural Resources russ.baxter@governor.virginia.gov 1 Topics for Today Your Role Purpose and Timing Chesapeake
Effects of Bioaccumulation on Ecosystems
Effects of Bioaccumulation on Ecosystems Textbook pages 92 103 Section 2.3 Summary Before You Read Everyday activities, such as driving or heating your home, often pollute ecosystems. In your opinion,
Ecohydrology Research Vision. SCCWRP Commission Meeting December 4, 2015
Ecohydrology Research Vision SCCWRP Commission Meeting December 4, 2015 Roadmap for Today What is Ecohydrology? Why is Ecohydrology important? How does SCCWRP s Ecohydrology research vision relate to policy
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. Introduction. Water Quality and Sediment Background
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Introduction The Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Long Beach (Ports) have as their goals for the Water Resources Action Plan (WRAP) 1) to ensure that the operations and programs of
Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board Section 319(h) Nonpoint Source Program FY 2006 Project Grant Application
Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board Section 319(h) Nonpoint Source Program FY 2006 Project Grant Application NONPOINT SOURCE SUMMARY PAGE for the CWA, Section 319(h) Agricultural/Silvicultural
MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY STORMWATER PROGRAM UPDATE
MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY STORMWATER PROGRAM UPDATE DUANE DUNCANSON - SUPERVISOR MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY (MPCA) MUNICIPAL STORMWATER PROGRAM MINNESOTA EROSION CONTROL ASSOCIATION (MECA)
Clean Water Act Basics: An Overview of Core Programs. Merritt Frey Habitat Program Director River Network
Clean Water Act Basics: An Overview of Core Programs Merritt Frey Habitat Program Director 801-486-1224 mfrey@rivernetwork.org AGENDA Introduction History of Act Goals of Act Act & Jordan Resources Why
Lower Boise River Implementation Plan Total Phosphorus
Lower Boise River Implementation Plan Total Phosphorus Final Lower Boise Watershed Council and the Department of Environmental Quality July 2008 Executive Summary The Idaho Department of Environmental
Workshop. By: Jim Klang, PE Kieser & Associates. Kalamazoo, MI 49007
By: Jim Klang, PE Kieser & Associates 536 East Michigan Ave Suite 300 Kalamazoo, MI 49007 Why Trade? TN Reduction Cost Comparisons Minnesota has: Why Trade? Two point-nonpoint p permits One basin overlay
Florida s Water Quality Trading. Carla Seiwert EPA R
Florida s Water Quality Trading Carla Seiwert EPA R4 Seiwert.Carla@epa.gov 404-562-9299 Agenda Florida s motivation for Water Quality Trading Background of Florida s Trading Legislation Basin Management
Paul J. Pickett (co-author) Siana Wong (principal author) Washington State Department of Ecology AWRA National Conference Tysons Corner, VA
An Assessment of Nonpoint Pollution in Washington State Paul J. Pickett (co-author) Siana Wong (principal author) Washington State Department of Ecology AWRA National Conference Tysons Corner, VA November
6. Pollutant Sources in
6. Pollutant Sources in 45 6. Pollutant Sources in the Plum Creek Watershed The LDC analysis for Plum Creek indicates that both point and nonpoint sources contribute pollutants in the watershed. Identifying
Delaware River Basin Compact
Delaware River Basin Compact Jeffrey Featherstone,, Ph.D. Model Compacts Project Santa Fe, New Mexico March 9, 2005 Slides Courtesy of Kenneth Warren, Esq. & Pamela Bush, Esq. The Delaware River Basin
Application of Rapid Bioassessments in Phase I MS4 Permit Monitoring
Application of Rapid Bioassessments in Phase I MS4 Permit Monitoring Presented by Cathy Matthews and Cody Whittenburg Code Compliance/Environmental October 2016 Presentation Objectives Review monitoring
Data Review & Analysis
Spring Creek Segment 1008 Upper Panther Branch Segment 1008B Willow Creek Segment 1008H Data Review & Analysis James Miertschin, PhD,PE James Miertschin & Associates Environmental Engineering Introduction
Chesapeake Bay Restoration -- Phase III JULY 13, 2018
Chesapeake Bay Restoration -- Phase III ANN JENNINGS JULY 13, 2018 POTOMAC WATERSHED ROUNDTABLE FORUM Virginia Achieves Midpoint Clean Water Goals 3 2017 60% 2025 ecoreportcard.org Overall bay health in
TPDES INDUSTRIAL STORMWATER MULTI-SECTOR GENERAL PERMIT (TXR050000) Lindsay Garza. Stormwater and Pretreatment Team Water Quality Division
TPDES INDUSTRIAL STORMWATER MULTI-SECTOR GENERAL PERMIT (TXR050000) Lindsay Garza Stormwater and Pretreatment Team Water Quality Division INDUSTRIAL STORMWATER PERMIT APPLICABILITY If a facility discharges
LANCASTER COUNTY Act 167 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
LANCASTER COUNTY Act 167 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) DISCLAIMER: The questions and answers outlined in this document are intended to help municipalities comply with Act 167 and other state and federal
Peninsula Harbour. Area of Concern Status of Beneficial Use Impairments September 2010
Peninsula Harbour Area of Concern Status of Beneficial Use Impairments September 2010 Peninsula Harbour is located on the northeastern shore of Lake Superior, at the town of Marathon, midway between Sault
Focusing the Right Regulatory Approaches on Surface Water Source Control at Sediment Sites using Portland Harbor as case study
Focusing the Right Regulatory Approaches on Surface Water Source Control at Sediment Sites using Portland Harbor as case study Joan P. Snyder, Esq. Stoel Rives LLP Attorneys at Law For Presentation at:
Water and Environment. Monterey Peninsula, Carmel Bay and South Monterey Bay Integrated Regional Water Management Draft Plan
Water and Environment Monterey Peninsula, Carmel Bay and South Monterey Bay Integrated Regional Water Management Draft Plan December 11, 2006 Presentation Outline Purpose of IRWM Planning Status of Plan
Phase II (Small) MS4 Annual Report Form TPDES General Permit No. TXR040000
A. General Information Phase II (Small) MS4 Annual Report Form TPDES General Permit No. TXR040000 Permit No.: STW / TXR040025/ RP 1. Permit No. TXR040025 Annual Report Period: 08/13/11-08/12/12 Name of
Little Cypress Bayou. Recreational Use Attainability Analysis Summary of Findings & Public Comment
Little Cypress Bayou Recreational Use Attainability Analysis Summary of Findings & Public Comment Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research Stephenville, Texas March 29, 2016 1 Project Partners
ORSANCO Interstate Collaboration to Protect the Ohio River. The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
ORSANCO Interstate Collaboration to Protect the Ohio River The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission Outline Ohio River Background What is ORSANCO? How Does it Function? Examples of Current Collaborative
Site Status Report for the
Site Status Report for the Patrick Bayou Superfund Site Deer Park, TX Prepared by: Patrick Bayou Joint Defense Group and US Environmental Protection Agency Region 6 Presented by: Bob Piniewski, JDG Project
2018 Stormwater Construction General Permit (CGP) Renewal TXR TCEQ Environmental Trade Fair May 2018
2018 Stormwater Construction General Permit (CGP) Renewal TXR150000 TCEQ Environmental Trade Fair May 2018 Stormwater associated with construction and support activities Certain non stormwater discharges
Water Quality Monitoring & Watershed Planning Review
Water Quality Monitoring & Watershed Planning Review Presentation to the Regional Watersheds Advisory Board Consideration of Objectives and Priorities July 12, 2017 Focus for Today s Discussion To obtain
I. Welcome & Introductions WPAC History (Paul Racette, PEC)
Poquessing Creek Watershed ACT 167 STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN Public Hearing July 10, 2012 I. Welcome & Introductions ---------- WPAC History (Paul Racette, PEC) Primary WPAC Members: Bucks County: Bensalem
PUBLIC NOTICE. July 6, AVAILABILITY OF DRAFT BACTERIA TMDLs FOR THE WASHITA RIVER AREA WATERSHED REQUEST FOR PUBLIC COMMENTS
PUBLIC NOTICE July 6, 2012 AVAILABILITY OF DRAFT BACTERIA TMDLs FOR THE WASHITA RIVER AREA WATERSHED REQUEST FOR PUBLIC COMMENTS Public Comment Period Ends: August 20, 2012 The Oklahoma Department of Environmental
TRAVIS COUNTY WATER CONTROL AND IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 17 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PROGRAM TPDES PHASE II MS4 GENERAL PERMIT (TXR040000)
TRAVIS COUNTY WATER CONTROL AND IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 17 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PROGRAM TPDES PHASE II MS4 GENERAL PERMIT (TXR040000) Prepared for Travis County Water Control and Improvement District 17
LAVACA RIVER WATERSHED PROTECTION PLAN. Michael Schramm, Allen Berthold Texas Water Resources Institute
LAVACA RIVER WATERSHED PROTECTION PLAN Michael Schramm, Allen Berthold Texas Water Resources Institute Today s Outline Current water quality concerns Why does it matter What is being done Next steps 2
Two Total Maximum Daily Loads for Indicator Bacteria in the Upper Trinity River, Dallas, Texas
Adopted May 11, 2011 Two Total Maximum Daily Loads for Indicator Bacteria in the Upper Trinity River, Dallas, Texas Segment 0805 Assessment Units: 0805_03 and 0805_04 Water Quality Planning Division, Office
2018 Stormwater Construction General Permit (CGP) Renewal TXR150000
2018 Stormwater Construction General Permit (CGP) Renewal TXR150000 Southwest IECA Texas Stormwater Conference Lindsay Garza Lili Martinez Stormwater Team - Water Quality Division Texas Commission on Environmental