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Minnehaha Creek TMDL Linkage Analysis Summary April 12, 2012 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Office g y Minnehaha Creek TMDL Approach Approach Watershed Characterization Work Plan Elements Work Plan Elements Implementation Plan


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Minnehaha Creek TMDL

Linkage Analysis Summary

April 12, 2012 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Office g y

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Minnehaha Creek TMDL

Approach Approach

Work Plan Elements

Watershed Characterization

Work Plan Elements

Source Assessment Linkage Analysis TMDL Implementation Plan TMDL

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Minnehaha Creek TMDL

Linkage Analysis Linkage Analysis

Focus Focus

Connect the pieces

  • Water quality
  • Hydrology

Hydrology

  • Source loads

Provide technical basis to define TMDL components

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Linkage Analysis

Discussion Overview Discussion Overview

Data Driven Approach Target Development Target Development Flow Estimates Flow Estimates Watershed Loading Allocation Options g

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Linkage Analysis

Grays

Data Driven Approach Data Driven Approach

Grays Bay Lake Hiawatha West 34th Excelsior McGinty 32nd Ave Browndale Upton Chicago

McGinty

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Minnehaha Creek

Longitudinal Profile Longitudinal Profile

Bacteria Bacteria

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Minnehaha Creek

Longitudinal Profile Longitudinal Profile

Total Phosphorus Total Phosphorus

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Lake Hiawatha

Chlorophyll-a (Response)

Seasonal Average Patterns Seasonal Average Patterns

Chlorophyll a (Response)

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Lake Hiawatha

Secchi Depth (Response)

Seasonal Average Patterns Seasonal Average Patterns

Secchi Depth (Response)

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Lake Hiawatha

Total Phosphorus (cause)

Seasonal Average Patterns Seasonal Average Patterns

Total Phosphorus (cause)

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Minnehaha Creek

Seasonal Variation Seasonal Variation

Flow Flow

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Linkage Analysis

Minnehaha Creek

WHAT are the Targets WHAT are the Targets

Parameter

GeoMean (#/100mL) < 10% (#/100mL) E Coli 126 1 260

Lake Hiawatha

  • E. Coli

126 1,260

Parameter Units

TMDL Target Total Phosphorus μg/L 40 a / 50 b Chloroph ll a g/L 14 Chlorophyll-a μg/L 14 Secchi Depth meters 1.4 Notes:

a WQS Eutrophication Standard b MCWD Water Resources Mgmt Plan Goal

MCWD Water Resources Mgmt. Plan Goal

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Reduction Targets

Cause Cause – Effect Relationships Effect Relationships

Chlorophyll-a Chlorophyll a

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Reduction Targets

Secchi Depth

Cause Cause – Effect Relationships Effect Relationships

Secchi Depth

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Reduction Targets

Critical Conditions Critical Conditions

Interannual Flow Variation Interannual Flow Variation

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Reduction Targets

Chlorophyll-a

Cause Cause – Effect Relationships Effect Relationships

Chlorophyll a

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Reduction Targets

Secchi Depth

Cause Cause – Effect Relationships Effect Relationships

Secchi Depth

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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%

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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

Flow Estimates Flow Estimates

Needed for Load Calculations Needed for Load Calculations

Load = Flow x Concentration x Conversion Factor

Utilize WOMP Gage

Consistent record Consistent record

Key Considerations

Storm water Grays Bay releases

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Flow Estimates

Base Flow / Stormwater

Hydrograph Separation Hydrograph Separation

Base Flow / Stormwater

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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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Linkage Analysis

Watershed Loading & Response Watershed Loading & Response

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Linkage Analysis

Grays

Assessment Points Assessment Points

Grays Bay Lake Hiawatha West 34th Excelsior McGinty 32nd Ave Browndale Upton Chicago

McGinty

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Allocation Options

Equal Percent Reduction Equal Percent Reduction

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Allocation Options

Area Export Coefficient Area Export Coefficient

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Allocation Options

“Combination” Approach “Combination” Approach

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Minnehaha Creek TMDL

Discussion Discussion

Data Summary Data Summary

Phosphorus reductions needed Bacteria reductions approximate Disproportionate areas of loading

Allocations

Baseline year for MS4 permit Other options ??? Baseline year for MS4 permit