Difference between revisions of "MS4 TMDL compliance monitoring strategy summary"
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| − | <td>Monitoring receiving waters - lakes</td> | + | <td>'''MS4 TMDL Compliance Strategy'''</td> |
| − | <td>Monitoring receiving waters - streams</td> | + | <td>'''Monitoring receiving waters - lakes'''</td> |
| − | <td>Monitoring outfalls</td> | + | <td>'''Monitoring receiving waters - streams'''</td> |
| − | <td>Monitoring BMPs</td> | + | <td>'''Monitoring outfalls'''</td> |
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| − | <td colspan=5>Evaluating compliance with MS4 wasteload allocation (WLA)…</td> | + | <td colspan=5>'''Evaluating compliance with MS4 wasteload allocation (WLA)…'''</td> |
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Latest revision as of 15:36, 26 August 2019
MS4 TMDL compliance monitoring strategy summary
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| Monitoring strategies | ||||
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| MS4 TMDL Compliance Strategy | Monitoring receiving waters - lakes | Monitoring receiving waters - streams | Monitoring outfalls | Monitoring BMPs |
| Monitor improving water quality and delist from 303(d) Impaired Waters List | X | X | ||
| Upstream/downstream monitoring to identify “hot spots” (e.g., locations where intervening flow is causing impairment) | X | |||
| Evaluating compliance with MS4 wasteload allocation (WLA)… | ||||
| WLA in terms of mass reduction (e.g., lbs/year, org/day, etc.) | X | X | ||
| WLA in terms of percent reduction from baseline condition (e.g., 40% reduction) | X | X | ||
| WLA in terms of areal loading reduction (e.g., lbs/acre/year) | X | |||
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