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Floyds Fork Bacteria TMDL Andrea M. Fredenburg Kentucky Division of Water TMDL Section February 19, 2013

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Floyds Fork Bacteria TMDL. Andrea M. Fredenburg Kentucky Division of Water TMDL Section February 19, 2013. Agenda. Review KY’s bacteria criteria Show sample site locations and data summary Show bacteria impaired segments Explain Load Duration Curve Review TMDL 101. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Floyds Fork Bacteria TMDL

Andrea M. FredenburgKentucky Division of Water

TMDL SectionFebruary 19, 2013

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Agenda

• Review KY’s bacteria criteria

• Show sample site locations and data summary

• Show bacteria impaired segments

• Explain Load Duration Curve

• Review TMDL 101

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KY’s Bacteria Criteria

  Summer PCR Limit (May 1 - Oct. 31) SCR Limit (year round)

BacteriaGeometric Mean (colonies/100 ml)

Maximum (colonies/100 ml)

Geometric Mean (colonies/100 ml)

Maximum (colonies/100 ml)

Fecal coliform

200 (from 5 samples collected within

30 days)

400 (number not to be exceeded in more than 20% of the

samples)

1000 (from 5 samples

collected within 30 days)

2000 (number not to be exceeded in more than 20% of the

samples)

E. coli

130 (from 5 samples collected within

30 days)

240 (number not to be exceeded in more than 20% of the

samples)

No criterion (this does not mean that any number is safe; rather that KY regulations do not tell the safe limit )

No criterion (this does not mean that any number is safe; rather that KY

regulations do not tell the safe limit )

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Currys Fork WBP Sites

Station Name #

% Exceeding WQC (400 col/100 ml)

Min (col/100

ml)

Max (col/100

ml)

Ave (col/100

ml) CF1 24 54.2 50 9900 1478CF2 24 70.8 60 25000 3314CF3 24 66.7 200 88000 4987NC1 30 76.7 100 22000 3567NC1a 18 72.2 60 21000 3329NC1b 10 60 50 6800 1828NC2 17 47.1 18 5000 890SC1 27 85.2 110 87000 6381SC2 28 57.1 50 6300 2049TB1 20 65 30 13000 1788

TB1a 12 91.7 200 5900 1777

Fecal Coliform 2007 and 2009

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MSD Sample Sites

Station Name #

% Exceeding WQC (400 col/100 ml)

Min (col/100

ml)

Max (col/100

ml)

Ave (col/100

ml)

ECCCC001 345 23.5 3 58400 788EFFCR001 346 28.6 3 15000 769EFFCR002 343 37.9 2 29400 1264EFFFF002 319 30.7 3 31350 1041EFFFF003 346 28.6 3 64800 859EFFFF001 343 30.6 3 33429 2859EPRPR001 336 36 3 45600 1334

Fecal Coliform 2000-2010

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KDOW Sample Sites

Station Name #

% Exceeding WQC (400 col/100 ml)

Min (col/100

ml)

Max (col/100

ml) Ave

(col/100 ml) 1 1 0 10 10 N/A 2 1 100 1500 1500 N/A 3 1 100 500 500 N/A 4 1 100 520 520 N/A 5 1 100 3000 3000 N/A 6 1 100 3000 3000 N/A 7 1 0 200 200 N/A 8 1 0 300 300 N/A 9 7 0 40 310 176

PRI100 33 30.3 10 12000 806

SRW012 6 33.3 120 3400 987

Station Name #

% Exceeding WQC (240 col/100 ml)

Min (col/100

ml)

Max (col/100

ml) Ave

(col/100 ml) PRI100 18 38.9 39.9 3100 830

Fecal Coliform 1999, 1998-2004, 2004E. coli 2006-2009

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Bullitt County WBP Sites

Station Name #

% Exceeding WQC (400 col/100 ml)

Min (col/100

ml)

Max (col/100

ml) Ave

(col/100 ml) BB-1 3 66.7 320 60000 20267BB-2 3 66.7 20 60000 21773BL-1 3 100 600 3000 1500BL-2 3 33.3 210 2100 900BR-1 3 100 2100 60000 23700BR-2 3 100 600 1700 1233CC-1 3 100 500 560 520CC-2 3 66.7 230 500 410CR-1 3 100 1400 60000 21300FF-1 7 71.4 130 7900 2700FF-2 7 57.1 100 6000 1393TB-1 3 100 23000 60000 43000TB-2 3 100 800 60000 20567WR-1 3 100 600 23000 9200WR-2 3 100 600 60000 20667

Fecal Coliform 2005-2006

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USGS Sample Sites

Station Name #

% Exceeding WQC (240 col/100 ml)

Min (col/100

ml)

Max (col/100

ml)

Ave (col/100

ml)AR-1 6 100 390 21000 7022

CANE-1 12 50 20 36000 4187CF-1 20 70 92 20000 2295FF-1 17 41.2 16 8300 925FF-2 18 72.2 20 52000 5058FF-3 19 52.6 4 48000 3178FF-4 21 28.6 60 14000 1008FF-7 22 31.8 10 31000 1816LR-1 13 61.5 8 1100 403LR-2 16 62.5 60 8900 1650

NFCF-1 20 90 92 14000 1867PL-1 17 70.6 24 17000 1997PL-2 20 70 80 20000 2277PL-3 17 47.1 36 9000 854

SFCF-1 15 33.3 4 3300 449SFCF-2 19 63.2 4 22000 2760SLR-1 18 55.6 10 9900 1693

E. coli 2007-2008

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USGS Sample Sites

Station Name #

% Exceeding WQC (240 col/100 ml)

Min (col/100

ml)

Max (col/100

ml)

Ave (col/100

ml)CC-2 22 50 54 9500 1023CR-1 21 76.2 96 23000 2533CR-2 20 45 40 12000 1084CR-3 24 54.2 60 18000 2202FF-5 21 19 4 19000 1149FF-6 21 19 12 19000 1239FF-8 21 42.9 84 21000 1938

JTOWNSTP 18 22.2 8 13000 978PR-1 21 57.1 100 14000 2522

E. coli 2007-2008

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Floyds Fork Bacteria ImpairmentsWaterbody Name Pollutant County Impaired Use

Ashers Run 0.0 to 4.8 E. coli Oldham PCRAshers Run 0.0 to 4.8 Fecal coliform Oldham PCRCane Run 0.0 to 7.3 E. coli Jefferson PCR

Cedar Creek 4.3 to 11.1 E. coli Jefferson PCRCedar Creek 4.3 to 11.1 Fecal coliform Jefferson PCR

Chenoweth Run 0.0 to 5.25 E. coli Jefferson PCRChenoweth Run 0.0 to 5.25 Fecal coliform Jefferson PCRChenoweth Run 0.0 to 5.25 Fecal coliform Jefferson SCRChenoweth Run 5.25 to 9.2 E. coli Jefferson PCRChenoweth Run 5.25 to 9.2 Fecal coliform Jefferson PCRChenoweth Run 5.25 to 9.2 Fecal coliform Jefferson SCR

Currys Fork 0.0 to 4.8 E. coli Oldham PCRFloyds Fork 0.0 to 11.7 E. coli Bullitt PCR

Floyds Fork 11.7 to 24.2 Fecal coliform Jefferson PCRFloyds Fork 24.2 to 34.1 E. coli Jefferson PCRFloyds Fork 34.1 to 61.9 E. coli Shelby PCRFloyds Fork 34.1 to 61.9 Fecal coliform Shelby SCR

Long Run 0.0 to 9.9 E. coli Jefferson PCRNorth Fork Currys Fork 0.0 to 6.0 E. coli Oldham PCR

Pennsylvania Run 0.0 to 3.3 E. coli Jefferson PCRPennsylvania Run 0.0 to 3.3 Fecal coliform Jefferson SCR

Pope Lick 0.0 to 2.1 E. coli Jefferson PCRPope Lick Creek 2.1 to 5.5 E. coli Jefferson PCR

South Fork Currys Fork 0.0 to 6.1 E. coli Oldham PCRSouth Long Run 0.0 to 3.35 E. coli Jefferson PCR

UT of South Fork Currys Fork 0.0 to 1.8 E. coli Oldham PCR

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Floyds Fork Bacteria Impairments

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Floyds Fork Bacteria Impairments

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TMDL and Allocations

Allocations:TMDL = ∑WLA + ∑LA + MOS

TMDL Calculation:TMDL (allowable # per day) = Allowable Concentration (allowable # per 100 ml) x Flow (in cubic feet per second) x Conversion Factor (24,465,758.4 per day)

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Load Duration Curve

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1001.00E+07

1.00E+08

1.00E+09

1.00E+10

1.00E+11

1.00E+12

1.00E+13

1.00E+14

1.00E+15

Storm EventsLoad at Site SFCF-2Loading Curve at the WQC

Loa

d, c

olon

ies/d

ay

MoistConditions

HighFlows

Mid-Range Flows

Dry Conditions

LowFlows

(7.32 Square Miles)

CriticalCondition

Site SFCF-2, RM 1.9 of South Fork Currys Fork, Oldham County Load Duration Interval, %

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What Do the TMDLs Mean?

• The TMDL identifies the allowable pollutant load and divides this allowable amount to sources.

• The TMDL does not impose a new regulation:• The requirement to develop TMDLs and set

Wasteload and Load allocations exist in the Clean Water Act

• Kentucky water quality standards set pollutant concentrations or desired conditions

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What Do the TMDLs Mean?– The goal is to restore the impaired waters to their

designated uses.

– The Division of Water can modify KPDES permits such that the Wasteload Allocations will be met.

– Implementation of Load Allocations (no permits/nonpoint sources) is not a regulatory process; rather a cooperative/voluntary effort sometimes facilitated by a local stakeholder-based planning process.

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Contact InformationAndrea M. FredenburgTMDL SectionDivision of Water200 Fair Oaks LaneFrankfort, KY 40601

[email protected]