B Street / Broadway Piers, Downtown Anchorage, and Switzer Creek - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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B Street / Broadway Piers, Downtown Anchorage, and Switzer Creek TMDLs Public Workshop & CEQA Scoping Meeting April 21, 2003 Presented by Brennan Ott Workshop Outline Introduction to Downtown Anchorage, Switzer Creek, and B Street /


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B Street / Broadway Piers, Downtown Anchorage, and Switzer Creek TMDLs

Public Workshop & CEQA Scoping Meeting April 21, 2003

Presented by Brennan Ott

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Workshop Outline

  • Introduction to Downtown Anchorage,

Switzer Creek, and B Street / Broadway Piers TMDLs

  • Sampling and Analysis (UC Davis)
  • CEQA Scoping Meeting
  • Questions and Comments
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Site History

  • 1996 and 1998 BPTCP reports
  • Downtown Anchorage and Switzer Creek

identified as Toxic Hot Spots and listed on 303(d)

  • B Street / Broadway Piers listed on 303(d)
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Downtown Anchorage (Formerly Grape Street) BPTCP Results

Amphipod Toxicity Chlordane Metals x x x Parameter Benthic Community x BPTCP Station 90002

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Switzer Creek BPTCP Results

90017 90039 Amphipod Toxicity x Chlordane x x Metals x x BPTCP Station x x Benthic Community Parameter

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B Street / Broadway Piers (Formerly Downtown Piers) BPTCP Results

90003 93205 93206 Amphipod Toxicity Chlordane x x PAH x x x x x Benthic Community BPTCP Station x Parameter

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Beneficial Uses

Aquatic Life Aquatic-Dependent Wildlife Human Health Other

Estuarine Habitat (EST) Wildlife Habitat (WILD) Shellfish Harvesting (SHELL) Navigation (NAV) Migration of Aquatic Organisms (MIGR) Preservation of Biological Habitats of Special Significance (BIOL) Contact Water Recreation (REC-1) Industrial Service Supply (IND) Marine Habitat (MAR) Rare, Threatened or Endangered Species (RARE) Non-Contact Water Recreation (REC-2) Commercial and Sport Fishing (COMM)

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Phase 1 Measure Spatial Extent and Magnitude of Impact

Measure sediment quality indicators Identify and map impaired areas

Phase 2 - TMDL Development

Determine cause of impairment (TIE) Determine sources Develop numeric targets Determine allocations

Cleanup Actions Identify indicator chemicals

Calculate cleanup levels

Phase 3

TMDL Implementation

Source control Source reduction

Phase 4

Cleanup Implementation

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TMDL Elements

  • Problem statement
  • Numeric targets
  • Source analysis
  • Linkage analysis
  • Margin of safety
  • TMDL
  • Allocations
  • Implementation plan
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Site Assessment

  • Data collection starting June 2003
  • Sampling and analysis similar to Bight 98,

Shipyard, and Chollas/Paleta studies

  • Data needed

– Sediment chemistry – Bioaccumulation – Toxicity – Benthic community – Toxicity Identification Evaluation (TIE)

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Project Challenges

  • Determining cleanup levels
  • Identifying sources
  • Controlling sources
  • Evaluating cleanup alternatives
  • Cleanup of sediments
  • Re-suspension of sediment
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Switzer Creek

Site specific issues

  • Proposed Campbell

shipyard cap

  • Dredging at 10th Ave

Marine Terminal

  • Switzer Creek
  • Ship activity
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Downtown Anchorage

Site specific issues

  • Other investigations
  • Stormdrains
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B Street / Broadway Piers

Site specific issues

  • Ship activity
  • Stormdrains
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Target Schedule

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Phase 1 Measure Spatial Extent and Magnitude of Impact

Measure sediment quality indicators Identify and map impaired areas

Phase 2 - (TMDL Actions)

Determine cause of impairment (TIE) Determine sources Develop numeric targets Determine allocations

Cleanup Actions Identify indicator chemicals

Calculate cleanup levels

Phase 3

TMDL Implementation

Source control Source reduction

Phase 4

Cleanup Implementation

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Target Schedule

  • Phase I - March 2004
  • Phase II - March 2005
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San Diego Bay TMDLs Working Group

  • Committed group to advise the Regional

Board and participate during the TMDL process

  • Emphasis on implementation planning
  • Key representatives from various

stakeholder groups

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Public Participation

  • Subscription lists
  • Web-site: www.swrcb.ca.gov/rb9
  • Email:

SDBAY_TMDLS@rb9.swrcb.ca.gov

  • Informal public input
  • Formal comment period
  • Brennan Ott: otbre@rb9.swrcb.ca.gov or

(858) 268-5362