2010 Updates Dharmendra Saraswat & Tom Riley

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8-Digit HUC Watershed Prioritization in Arkansas - Risk Assessment Matrix Approach 2010 Updates Dharmendra Saraswat & Tom Riley ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

Arkansas embarked on developing a proactive stakeholder process Arkansas Approach Arkansas embarked on developing a proactive stakeholder process A comparative risk assessment based collaborative process that integrate scientific analysis and stakeholder deliberation ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

Goal Select a few watersheds for priority implementation Priority watersheds eligible for 319(h) incremental funding Target known water quality impairments Effectively allocate resources ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

Process ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010 2005-2009 Plan 2008 Revision Sl# Approved category 1 Water Body impairment 2 Human Health Impact 3 Biotic Impacts 4 Potential Human Exposure 5 Construction 6 Rural Roads 7 Non-row Crop Agriculture 8 Row Crop Agriculture 9 Urban 10 Forestry 11 Priority of a Bordering State Water Body Impairment 2. Designated Use Impact 3. Biotic Impacts 4. Potential Human Exposure 5. Urban and Suburban Population 6. Impervious Surface 7. Economic Activity 8. Cropland 9. Livestock and Pasture 10. Unpaved Roads 11. Forestry 12. Priority of Neighboring State ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

1. Water Body Impairment ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010 Category 5 2008 Definition Category 5 2010 Definition 5a Truly impaired; develop a TMDL or other corrective action(s) for the listed parameter High Truly impaired; develop a TMDL or other correction action(s) for the listed parameter(s). 5b Waters currently not attaining standards, but may be de-listed with future revisions to Regulation No. 2, the state water quality standards; Medium Waters currently not attaining standards, but may be de-listed with future revisions to Regulation No. 2, the state water quality standards; or Waters which are impaired by point source discharges and future permit restrictions are expected to correct the problem(s). 5c Waters in which the data is questionable because of QA/QC procedures and which require confirmation before a TMDL is scheduled; 5d Waters which need data verification to confirm use impairment (additional sampling, biological assessment) before a TMDL is scheduled; Low Waters currently not attaining one or more water quality standards, but all designated uses are determined to be supported; or There is insufficient data to make a scientifically defensible decision concerning designated use attainment; or Waters ADEQ assessed as unimpaired, but were added to the list by EPA. 5e Waters which are impaired by point source discharges and future permits restrictions are expected to correct the problem; 5f These are waters that are not currently meeting a water quality standard. However, “the basis for not meeting an applicable water quality standard is not caused by a pollutant, but is attributed to other types of pollution” (EPA, 2005). 5g Water bodies added to ADEQ’s list of Impaired Water bodies by EPA. 2008 2009 ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

2. Designated Use Impact - implementation Working Definition Score Watersheds with at least one water body in 2008 303(d) list Category 4a & 5a* not supporting aquatic life 10 Watersheds with at least one water body in 2008 303(d) list Category 4a & 5a* not supporting primary and secondary contact 9 Watersheds with at least one water body in 2008 303(d) list Category 4a & 5a* not supporting drinking 8 Watersheds with at least one ESW, available on geostor 5 Watersheds with at least one ERW, available on geostor 4 Watersheds with at least one water body in 2008 303(d) list Category 4a & 5a* not supporting agricultural/industrial use 2 *Ignore those with source “MP” ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

3. Biotic Impact - implementation Working Definition Score Watersheds with at least one water body in 2008 303(d) list Category 4a & 5a not supporting aquatic life* 10 Watersheds with at least one water body in 2008 303(d) list Category 4a & 5a with siltation (SI) listed as the cause* Watersheds with at least one water body in 2008 303(d) list Category 4a & 5a with dissolved oxygen (DO) listed as the cause* 9 Watersheds with at least one water body in 2008 303(d) list Category 4a & 5a with nutrients (NU), nitrate (NO3), or phosphorous (P) listed as the cause* 8 Watersheds with at least one water body in 2008 303(d) list Category 4a & 5a with ammonia (AM) listed as the cause* 4 ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

4. Potential Human Exposure Proposed Criteria Score Tributary to a public surface water supply 10 Tributary to or part of a recreational lake 8 Natural & scenic river or urban stream All other waters 2 ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

5. Urban/Suburban Population Percentile rank of population density of urban and suburban area Score = Percentile rank x 10 ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

6. Impervious Surface 2006 Land Use/Land Cover Estimate percentage of pervious surface Calculate percentile rank Score = percentile rank x 10 ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

7. Economic Activity Proposed Criteria Score Change in construction activity 1999-2006 5 Shale development- with atleast one active natural gas permit 4 Other economic activity- atleast one mining activity pemit 2 Change to 1 ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

8. Cropland - implementation Acreage of harvested area for each county from 2007 USDA agriculture census* Watershed acreage based on area weighting Calculate percentile of watershed harvested cropland density Score = percentile x10 *http://www.agcensus.usda.gov/ ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

9. Livestock & Pasture Percentile rank of density of animal units x 5 Percentile rank of density of pasture x 5 Score = Livestock + Pasture ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

10. Unpaved Roads - implementation Calculate length of un-paved roads for each watershed using the AHTD Roads GIS layer* Calculate percentile rank of density of unpaved roads for each watershed Score = Percentile rank x 10 * Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department/GeoStor ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

11. Forestry 2009 recommendation Density of public, state, and private forest land in each watershed in 2006* Calculate percentile rank for public and private forests Score = State Forest x 2 + Public Forest x 3 + Private Forest x 5 *CAST/GeoStor ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

12. Priority of Neighboring State ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

( ) Arkansas Approach – Steps Used in 2010 Matrix X Final Score = Assign Score for Each Category Final Score = 3 4 8 10 2 6 5 1 7 9 Overlay 3 4 8 10 2 6 5 1 7 9 3 4 8 10 2 6 5 1 7 9 3 4 8 10 2 6 5 1 7 9 X 1. Water Impairment 1. Water Impairment ( 2. Use Impact 3. Biotic Impact 4. Human Exposure 3 4 8 10 2 6 5 1 7 9 5. Urban/Suburban Population 2. Use Impact 6. Impervious Surface 7. Economic Activity 8. Cropland 10 9. Livestock & Pasture 10. Unpaved Roads 12. Neighboring State Priority 10 11. Forestry ) 12. Neighbor’s Priority ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

Priority Map ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

Priority Watersheds ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010 Subwatershed Name HUC (8-digit) Drainage Area (km2) Majority Land Use Final Risk Matrix Percentile Beaver Reservoir 11010001 5625.71 Forest (64%) 100 Poteau 11110105 1442.52 Forest (61%) 98 Bayou Bartholomew 08040205 3976.38 Forest (59%) 97 Illinois 11110103 1962.51 Pasture (45%) 95 Ouachita Headwaters 08040101 4007.36 Forest (77%) 93 Lake Conway-Point Remove 11110203 2961.08 Forest (54%) 91 Upper Ouachita 08040102 4542.74 Forest (79%) 90 Upper Saline 08040203 4442.43 Forest (78%) 88 L Anguille 08020205 2473.54 Crops (71%) 85 Cache 08020302 5067.21 Crops (67%) Strawberry 11010012 1971.50 Forest (58%) 83 Lower Ouachita-Smackover 08040201 4662.94 Forest (82%) 81 ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

Risk Matrix Summary ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010 Watershed HUC 8 digit C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C11 C12 Total Beaver Reservoir 11010001 10 8.28 5.69 7.93 4.14 8.79 2.76 6.31 838.97 Poteau 11110105 8.62 9.22 2.41 4.31 5.86 3.45 725.00 Bayou Bartholomew 8040205 8 3.62 2.47 6.72 4.05 7.41 707.24 Illinois 11110103 5 9.31 9.66 9.91 5.34 8.10 8.45 5.52 650.34 Ouachita Headwaters 8040101 7.24 5.14 0.86 3.19 5.57 640.69 Lake Conway-Point Remove 11110203 9.14 9.48 5.17 6.55 620.69 Upper Ouachita 8040102 3.97 6.03 4.53 0.69 1.72 6.78 616.55 Upper Saline 8040203 5.31 1.90 5.97 566.07 Cache 8020302 4 2 3.79 6.90 8.97 2.16 7.59 564.31 L Anguille 8020205 4.83 5.00 3.07 1.38 3.60 Strawberry 11010012 3.28 4.91 555.34 Lower Ouachita-Smackover 8040201 2.07 6.29 0.34 7.12 546.90 *C1 = Water body impairment, C2 = Designated usage, C3 = Biotic impact, C4 = Potential human impact, C5 = Urban suburban population, C6 = Impervious surface, C7 = Economic activity, C8 = Cropland, C9 = Livestock and pasture, C10 = Unpaved roads, C11 = Forestry, C12 = Adjacent state priority ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

Selected Priority Watersheds Name HUC 8 Digit Name of impaired streams/segments Causes for impairment* Source Ouachita Headwaters 8040101 Marzam Creek pH NO T SPECIFIED Little Marzam Creek UN Prairie Creek DO, Cu, Tb SE Upper Ouachita 8040102 Cove Creek pH, SO4, TDS RE, UN Chamberlain Creek pH, SO4, TDS, Cu, Zn, Cd RE Lucinda Creek pH, SO4, Zn D.C. Creek Zn Caddo River Tb, Zn Ouachita River Deceiper Creek Freeo Creek White Oak Creek Tulip Creek Cypress Creek S. Fork Caddo Cu, Zn ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

Selected Priority Watersheds Name HUC 8 Digit Name of impaired streams/segments Causes for impairment* Source Cache 8020302 Cache River TDS, Pb, Tb AG Frierson Lake Sl, Cu UN Old Town NU Bayou DeView Cl, TDS, Pb IP, MP, AG Lost Creek Ditch Cl Strawberry 11010012 Strawberry River Tb, PA SE Lower Ouachita-Smackover 8040201 Moro Creek Cu, Pb, Tb, Hg UN, SE Ouachita River Cu, Zn, Hg L. Champagnolle Cr. Hg Champagnolle Elcc Tributary Cu, Zn, NO3, Cl, SO4, TDS, AM IP Flat Creek Cu, Zn, Cl, SO4, TDS RE, IP Salt Creek pH, Cu, Cl, TDS Prairie Creek Tb Smackover Creek DO, Zn Jug Creek Cu MP ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010

Questions/Discussions ANRC Task Force Meeting, September 21, 2010