Lake Anna Civic Association TMDL IP Monitoring October 27, 2012 Kenneth Remmers, LACA Water Quality Chairman.

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Lake Anna Civic Association TMDL IP Monitoring October 27, 2012 Kenneth Remmers, LACA Water Quality Chairman

Background LACA is a DEQ certified Level III Water Quality Monitoring Program We have been collecting WQ data at Lake Anna since Volunteers collect over 24 sites four times a year at Lake Anna. LACA is very interested in the Upper York Watershed as it effects the WQ of the lake.

Locations of LACA Water Quality Stations

York River Basin above Lake Anna

TMDL IP for Terrys Run and Pamunkey Creek Terrys Run and Pamunkey Creek are Sub-watersheds of the Upper York River Watershed and are on the “impaired” list for bacteria. LACA has subcontracted with the Culpeper SWCD to monitor e-coli in these two sub-watersheds in Orange County, VA. LACA is performing “hot spot” evaluations for bacteria on these two sub-watersheds. Hotspot assessments will aid CSWCD in their focus of agricultural and residential BMP’s

Terrys Run Hotspot Sites Terry’s Run Watershed T-10A8-RIG LACA Riga Run, SR 650 (Independence Rd) T-4 8-HSP LACA Horsepen Branch, SR 619, (Bridge #6129 Sunnyside Rd) T-5 8-ROC LACA Rocky Run, SR 619, (Sunnyside Rd) T-8 8-ROC LACA Rocky Run, SR 660, (Old Lawyers Rd) T-6 8-TRY LACA Terry’s Run, SR 692, (Bridge #6048 St Just Rd) T-1 8-TRY LACA Terry’s Run, SR 651, (Coleman Bridge #6036 Terry’s Run Rd) (Sampled by LACA) T-3 8-TRY LACA Terrys Run, SR 624, (Bridge #6048 St. Just Rd) T RIG LACA Riga Run (Off SR 629 Address 25383) Sampled by DEQ 8-TRY Terry’s Run, SR 629, (Bridge #6114, Orange Spring Rd)

Pamunkey Creek Hotspot Sites LACADEQ Description(Stream and Location)LatitudeLongitude Site No.ID Pamunkey Creek Watershed P-128-PHC LACA Poorhouse Run, SR 637 (Tomahawk Creek Rd) P-108-THK LACA Tomahawk Creek, SR 612 (Bridge #6121 Monrovia Rd) P-98-CHR LACAChurch Run, SR 631 (Brick Church Rd) P-88-BRY LACABerry Run, SR 714 (Barry Run on ford) P-78-LIT LACALittle Creek, SR 714 (Barry Run) P-48-BRY LACABerry Run, SR 629 (Lahore Rd) P-58-CLC LACA Clear Creek (Output of LK Orange), SR 629 (Lahore Rd) P-68-PMC LACA Pamunkey Creek, SR 630 (Matthews Hill Rd) P-38-PMC LACA Pamunkey Creek, SR 669 (Bridge #6112 Marquis Rd) Sampled by DEQ 8-PMC Pamunkey Creek, SR 651 (Bridge 6037 Thgornhill Rd)

PLAN LACA collaborated with DCR, DEQ and CSWCD to come up with sites for bacteria “Hotspot” monitoring. Decided to collect samples four times a year for e-coli at 9 sites on Pamunkey Cr and 8 sites on Terrys Run and have DCLS Lab evaluate them. For twelve months Coliscan data will be analyzed and compared to lab data for the same sites. Physical data for Temperature, Dissovled Oxygen, pH, Specific Conductivity, and ambient conditions will be conducted for all twelve months.

Comparison of DCLS to Coliscan 4/16/2012 6/18/2012 8/15/ /4/2012 DCLSColiscan DCLSColiscan DCLSColiscan DCLSColiscan P P P P P P P P P T-10A T T T T T T T

Program from Here LACA will continue to collect data to complete the entire year of sampling. Will provide the results to DCR, CSWCD, and DEQ on a monthly basis to be used for input to BMP. All data is also put on the DEQ Citizen’s Water Quality website for anyone to use. Expect to work with DEQ on evaluating the effectiveness of using lower cost Coliscan data vs expensive Lab analysis for these types of projects. A summary report will be published at the conclusion of the project