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Minnehaha Creek TMDL Project Update June 7, 2012 Minnehaha Creek Watershed District Office Minnehaha Creek TMDL Discussion Overview Discussion Overview CIP Summary CIP Summary Li k Linkage Analysis A l i Quick re-cap Allocations


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Minnehaha Creek TMDL

Project Update

June 7, 2012 Minnehaha Creek Watershed District Office

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Minnehaha Creek TMDL

Discussion Overview Discussion Overview

CIP Summary CIP Summary Li k A l i

Quick “re-cap”

Linkage Analysis Allocations

Potential Options

Allocations

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Linkage Analysis

Quick “Re Quick “Re-Cap” Cap”

Bacteria Bacteria

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Linkage Analysis

Total Phosphorus

Quick “Re Quick “Re-Cap” Cap”

Total Phosphorus

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Linkage Analysis

Reduction Needs Reduction Needs

Parameter 2001-2011 Average Target Reduction

  • E. coli (#/100mL)

301 1 126 58% Total Phosphorus (µg/L) 70.9 40 2 44%

3

p (µg ) 50 3 29% Notes:

1 Average values reflect geometric mean, consistent with WQS. 2 Minnesota Rule 7050 2 Minnesota Rule 7050. 3 MCWD Lake Hiawatha water quality goal.

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Linkage Analysis

Grays

Assessment Points Assessment Points

Grays Bay Lake Hiawatha West 34th Excelsior McGinty 32nd Ave Browndale BD to COL COL to Hiawatha

McGinty

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Linkage Analysis

Bacteria

Reduction Needs Reduction Needs

Group

High Moist Mid Dry Low

Bacteria

  • Grays Bay
  • A

McGinty (Minnetonka)

  • B
  • W. 34th (Minnetonka, SLP, Hopkins)
  • 25%

4%

C

Excelsior (SLP, Hopkins) 12% 35% 55% 76% 45%

D

Browndale

(SLP, Edina)

  • (

)

E

BD to COL (Edina, Minneapolis) 19% 32% 16% 46% 47%

F

COL to Hiawatha (Minneapolis) 40% 54% 58% 73% 68%

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Linkage Analysis

Watershed Loading Watershed Loading

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TMDL Development

TMDL Report -- Required Elements

Regulatory Regulatory Framework Framework

TMDL Report Required Elements

Applicable WQ Standards Loading Capacity Source Assessment Allocations Seasonal Variation Seasonal Variation Margin of Safety

TMDL

W A

WLA

A MOS

TMDL = WLA Point Sources + WLAMS4 + LA + MOS

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Watershed Loading

Drainage Area Perspective Drainage Area Perspective

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Allocations

Potential Options Potential Options

Equal Percent Reduction Area Export Coefficient Impervious Cover “Combination” Approach

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Subwatershed Groups

Approximate Composition Approximate Composition

City A B C D E F

Plymouth

5%

Wayzata

3%

Minnetonka

87% 75%

Minnetonka

87% 75%

  • St. Louis Park

16% 59% 25%

Hopkins

7% 36% 7%

Edina

4% 60% 60%

Minneapolis

37% 100%

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Potential Allocations

Equal Percent Reduction Equal Percent Reduction

Applied at all points

Group

Allocation (lbs) Reduction lbs %

Applied at all points

(lbs) lbs %

  • Grays Bay

1,279

  • A

McGinty (Minnetonka) 640 269 29.6%

B

  • W. 34th (Minnetonka, SLP, Hopkins)

584 246 29.6%

C

Excelsior (SLP, Hopkins) 727 305 29.6%

D

Browndale

(SLP, Edina)

464 195 29.6%

( )

E

BD to COL (Edina, Minneapolis) 579 243 29.6%

F

COL to Hiawatha (Minneapolis) 498 210 29.6% Needed Reduction: 1,468 lbs

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Potential Allocations

Equal Percent Reduction Equal Percent Reduction

Applied at all points Applied at all points

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Unit Area Loading

Concept Concept

Load divided by Area Load divided by Area

Group Area Rate Group

(acres) (lbs/acre) A McGinty 3,493 0.260 B W 34th 5 101 0 163 B

  • W. 34th

5,101 0.163 C Excelsior 1,998 0.517 D Browndale 1,426 0.462 E BD to COL 2,171 0.379 F COL to LH 2,504 0.283

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Unit Area Loading

Area Export Coefficient Area Export Coefficient

Load divided by Area Load divided by Area

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Potential Allocations

Area Export Coefficient Area Export Coefficient

Based on total area

(0.209 lbs / acre)

Group

Allocation (lbs) Reduction lbs %

Based on total area (0.209 lbs / acre)

(lbs) lbs %

  • Grays Bay

1,279

  • A

McGinty (Minnetonka) 730 177 19.5%

B

  • W. 34th (Minnetonka, SLP, Hopkins)

1,067

  • 237
  • 28.5%

C

Excelsior (SLP, Hopkins) 418 614 59.5%

D

Browndale

(SLP, Edina)

298 361 54.7%

( )

E

BD to COL (Edina, Minneapolis) 454 368 44.8%

F

COL to Hiawatha (Minneapolis) 523 185 26.1% Needed Reduction: 1,468 lbs

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Potential Allocations

Impervious Cover Weighting Impervious Cover Weighting

Based on Impervious Area

(0.448 lbs / acre)

Group

Allocation (lbs) Reduction lbs %

Based on Impervious Area (0.448 lbs / acre)

(lbs) lbs %

  • Grays Bay

1,279

  • A

McGinty (Minnetonka) 595 312 34.4%

B

  • W. 34th (Minnetonka, SLP, Hopkins)

886

  • 56
  • 6.8%

C

Excelsior (SLP, Hopkins) 530 502 48.6%

D

Browndale

(SLP, Edina)

279 379 57.7%

( )

E

BD to COL (Edina, Minneapolis) 549 273 33.2%

F

COL to Hiawatha (Minneapolis) 650 58 8.2% Needed Reduction: 1,468 lbs

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Potential Allocations

“Combination” Approach “Combination” Approach

Average of Area Export & Impervious

Group

Allocation (lbs) Reduction lbs %

Average of Area Export & Impervious

(lbs) lbs %

  • Grays Bay

1,279

  • A

McGinty (Minnetonka) 663 244 26.9%

B

  • W. 34th (Minnetonka, SLP, Hopkins)

976

  • 145
  • 17.6%

C

Excelsior (SLP, Hopkins) 474 558 54.1%

D

Browndale

(SLP, Edina)

289 370 56.2%

( )

E

BD to COL (Edina, Minneapolis) 502 320 39.0%

F

COL to Hiawatha (Minneapolis) 587 121 17.1% Needed Reduction: 1,468 lbs