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A Compilation of
State Water Quality Standards
for Marine Waters
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in ;.;•>£ cue; leaf,cn  or  tnese standards, tne  r,:er.ty  -ecocn:ies t.'.a'
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water c'jality  standards  are a Staoe :~cr~'J! a~.ec  :ro;ra~.   ,-s sucn ,
thers can be  extensive  variations in format  ant  content  ~rc~ Scate
                         "in -, f fa M fnrr 1 a .  S'3"^  •- "3>"v"t tO.""'S3 tO
 tats.  Viith  uhs  2xcso~"iDn of Cdl ifornia.   Scatss
have s. sepsrH'3  sactlon In their v/ater cua'ity  star.c'arcs specif -'cai
icanfifyinc  all  cf  the standards pertainlnc  to  ,"a."''.".a anc astuari^
waters.   For this  reason, extensive editing  or"  tre  standards ^as
needed to  secar*ate  the ~arine standards  f"c~ tne  "^esh
close to the  or*5
confusi on v^ich  ^,

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TABLr GF CCNTEaTS
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RESIGN II

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New ''orx 	 • 	 • 	 	
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Gel aware 	 	 	
REGION IV
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                                    Environmental Pro cacti on Agency
                     Notice of Availability

            Identification of Water Quality Standards

                        for Marine Waters



    Section 43(a) of the Clean Water Act of 1977 (Pub, L. 95-217}'

adds a new paragraph (€} to Section 3C4(a) of the Federal Water

Pollution Control Act A—end-ants of 1972 (Pub. L. 92-5CC(23

ILS.C. 1251 et sea.j).  This new paragraph requires the

Administrator of EPA, for purposes of Section 2Cl(h), to publish

and revise,"... infcnraticn identifying each water quality

standard in effect under this Act or State Law, the specific

pollutants associated with such water quality standard, and the

particular waters to which such water quality standard applies."
                       Section 301 (h) of the Clean Water Act, 23 USC Section 1251  e_t

jm                 sao., which was added by Section 44 of the Clean Water Act of

                   1977 (P.L- 35-217), authorises E?A ~o issue a National Pollutant

•                 Discharge Elimination System Permit which -edifies EPA secondary

                   treatment limitations for publicly owned treatment wcr'
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tests.  One of these tests is that "there is an applicable watar



quality standard specific to the poMutant for which the



modification is requested, which has been identified under



section 204(a)(5) of the Act."







  -  EPA has interpreted its task under Section 2C4(aKc) -3 ba



primarily cr.e of providing assistance to applicants fcr -odlfied



permits under Sect-ion 201 (h) by extracting frcfn the vast nu—cer



of State v/ater quality standards developed under Section 203 of



the Act, or Section 10 of the Act prior to October 23, 1272,



those criteria and designated uses which apply to marine waters.



Ta accomplish this goal, the Agency has developed a list of



"Water Quality Standards for Marine !'1atersr: which is available



from EPA to applicants for Section 2G*(h) "edifications and other



interested persons.  At the present tirr.e, this list includes all



federally approved water quality standards applicable to marine



waters and all state approved, but not fsea-rally disapproved,



water quality standards in effect as of Cscecber 31, 1377.  It



will be periodically updated by E?A.







    The list prepared, by EPA to comply with Section 2G4'a;(5)



represents a compilation of all State water quality standards



applicable to marine and estuarine waters as determined by the



individual States.  It should not be in any way construed as

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expressing any Agency opinion as to whether the waters listed are

"marine" waters within the -.saning of Section 301 (h) of tha Act

or whether dischargers into tha waters listed qualify for

modified psrrrit under Section 2Cl(h>.  Such determinations will

be rr.ade during tha development of regulations 1-plamanting

Section 201(h) and in acting on individual applications for

Section 301(h) modifications.  Similarly, the inclusion of a

Ststa water quality standard on the list should not be

interpreted as automatically qualifying it as a "state water

quality standard" for purposes of Section 201(h)(!) or Section

301(h; regulations.  Applicants for -edified permits and other

intsrestad persons are urged to refer to Section 201(h) and any

regulations irnplerr.ent'ng that section, for furtner guidance as to

what standards will apply in actions on applications submitted

under that section.




    Tha marine water quality standards are available at each of

the 10 EPA Regional Gffice libraries and in Washington, D.C., in

EPA's Public  Information Reference 'Jnit, Room 2322 Waterside

Mall, 401 M.  Street, S.tt. Washington, D.C.  A limited numosr are

available from the Agency and will be distributed as requested

while the supply lasts.  Questions should be directed to Mr.

Kenneth H. >(ac!<2nthun> Director, Criteria and Standards Division

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(WH-535), 401 M. Street, S.H. Washington, D.C. 20*60

(202-735-0100).



    (Section 304(a)(5) of the Federal Vlatar Pollution Control

Act, (Pub. L. S2-5GG  (33 U.S.C, 1251 et sas.)), as amended by

Section 43 of the Clean Water Act of 1377 (Pub. L. 35-217).
         Daze                                    Assistant Acnirr.
                                            for Vatar and Hazardo

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REGION I
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         CONNECTICUT



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         RHODE ISLAND

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           waters  wi^h existing quality bez-er  chan

established standards as of  -he data  such standards

beccrr.e  effactivs  vili be ~ain~ained  ac zheir exis-i:
high quaii-y.   These waters  of che  s-are will  r.oc be
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              COASTAL  AND  MARINE WATERS
          Suitable  far  all  seawater uses ir.ciucir.c

:ontact snorts; may ca  sur>3eo~ to aosoj	_	



lew discharges other  than  cooling or clear, vatsr  or



:o Class S3  (See General Policy 5)  which would be






1.  Dissolved oxygen          Not less  than 6.3 z?/l


2.  Sludge deocsizs -         Nona other zhan  of nat-
    sclid refuse -            'ural origin  s'3ee Mote  3)
    zj.oaz—ng soiJ-os/  OL^S



                              ural oricin exoso~ as
                              mav result urcm  nomal

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                              activity, or dredge
                              material  disocsal oro—
                              vided all "easorabLe
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                               A sacohi disc shall be
                               visible a~  a  r^nir.ur.
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                               M?N of 70  and  nc
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                               shall or din aril'.

                               an  M?N of  230  f:

                               Nona aliovabla
                               Mona ax oat;- vhara ~ha
                               incraasa v
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                               in no oasa axoaed 3 3 '' ?
                               or in any oa3a  raisa -h
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3.  Allowable  -erroera-ure
    increase  (cor."inusd)
                               cne  receiving warar  scai.
                               .ice  be raised rr.ore  ~ha,n
                               I.3°F uni-gss i~  can  bs

                               grow~h of indigenous
                               organises vill not:  be
9.   Clisitilcal  consul ~'Z2r^~3
                               Nona i.n ccnca^czradcns

                               would be h.amf'j.1  -o
                               hunar:,  ani~al cr  acue-ic

                               -he  wa-ars unsafe  cr
                               pacat-or.,  i.T.pair  -ha
                               pala-abllizy cf s ar.a ,
                               impair the wa~ars  for
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                   LASS S3 (Ccrcir.ued]
o.   Tasce ana  ccor
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any usages sc-ecifical.
assigned  to  -his cias:
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                                 a  exce:
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                               :ase exceed  33°? or in
                               -.ny casa  raise che no r"




                              and Seczerrier/ zhe no rr

                              receiving wazer shall :
                              be raised rrcre t,han 1.:

                              chat so awninc ar.d crew
                              would  be  harmful zo
                              hunan,  ani~ai or acuacic
                              life or v'nicn vculd ~a_o
                              z n s '•*' a ~ e r s  un s a ~ e or
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                                5C_  -  £  ng/1.


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                                air.our.-3  cha- ^.a   result
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                        None  in such  concanrra-
                        cior.s  ~hac would i~pair
                        arv ''saces so^o* "ica"' I"/



                        No— ~o exceed an averace
                        in anv 3Q-dav ceriod  of
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shellfish  closure line.
Wesc Branch  Stanford Harbcr inside  line 23CG feec
downscream from Pulaski Scree-  Bridge.
Ease Branch  Stanford Harbcr inside  hurricane barr:
Stanford Harbor and adjacenc  areas  fron 2GGQ fee-
hurricane  barrier co Szazifcrd-Carien shellfish
closure line.


                  -Mcr"wa_;<  ,-arcor anc acjacent  araa cecween ^.me ;
                  froiu Kevser ?oinc co Calfpascure Poinc and che
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                  CLASS  33 'Continued)

Easr Haven River  tidal  wazers inside shellfish  closure
1. i n s

3 ranf ord Rive_r  from  tidewa-ar re Brsnford ?oir.-
(sheiifish closure line).

Tidai va-ers  inside  Th-ncle  Isla-ds - S~or.v Crss.'<
Branford shellfish  closure line.

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Hcusaccnic  River from the coc  of  che Qerbv Darr. to

mouth  (she ilf i s h. closure lice) .



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         Hurc  State Park.

(shellfish  closure line
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REGULATION ~.l~  • Gar.sral  Provisions





1.   It is recognized  that  certain waters of the Co—or.weal ;'.-.  possess ar. "t-xistia-


    quality which  is  better  than :hs standards assigned  thereto.


A.   Except as otherwise  provided herein, no new discharge  of  wastewater will be


    perr.itoec into  any  screacr.,  river or cricuiary •jps-r5e~  of :ha  r.cs: '-i2scrs£C


    discharge of vascevacar  frorr. a runicisa;. vas la  zra = —ST.:  facility ;r r.ur,-c-'::<
    :c cuss,  said  ciscr.arge  aao  cor.r.sci to a rrjr.icipal  sever  'jr.isss  i: is shovr. by


    said parsor,  that  such  connection is not available or  fsasibla.   Zxistin  dis-
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    charges r.o t  connected  to  a municipal sewer will be  provided  vi :h the highest           I
    and best practical  rr.eans  of vaste treatment  ~c maintain  hi^h  water o-al i tv ,


    Ssv discharges  ;rocr a  "-nictpal waste treatrr.sr.t fac-Ltty into such waters vi
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    be pcrnittsd  provided  that such discharge is ir. accordance  with  a pLar. dsvsi.


    •jnc'er  the provisions  of  Section 27 (LC) of Chapter  21  o;  tha General Lavs


    (Massachusetts  Clean  Waters Act) which has been the  subject o:  a Public -ear-
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, ?cvsr ~av  be  allowed orovided that a perr.it has  'teen  issued ty the division


 and  thac such discharge is in cor.forr.ance with  tr.e  tarr.s  and conditions of  the


 oertnit  and  in cor.fo~ar.ce with the water cuality  standards  of tr.e receivir.j
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3.  Ixcaot as cthcrvisc  provtcec  neretr. r.o r.ev ctscr.arge  c:  wastevatsr vi •. i te


    perotitted in Class  SA or  S3 waters.  Any person having  an  existing discharge           I
    of wastewater  into  Class  SA. or S3 waters will be required  to  csass sale


    discharee and  to  connect  ~o a >nunicioal sewer unless  it  is  shown bv said
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practical n:eans of waste  treatment to cr.aintain high water quality.   N'ew dis-


charges froci a waste  treatment  facility into such watars will be  oemitted
orovided  that  such  discharge  is  in accordance wich a olan developed  under  tha
provisions of  Section  27 (10)  of  Chapter 21 of the General lavs  (Massachus.
Claar. Waters Act) vhich  has  been -the. subject of a Public Hearir.-  ar.d  approved


by the Division..  The  discharge  of industrial liquid coolant vastas  In  ccr.'unc


tio- vi th  tha  public  and  private supply of heat cr electrical rover r.av  ^2


allowed orovidac  that  a  oerrr.it  has been issued bv the Division  and  that  such
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con.fo~ar.ee with  the  Water  Quality Standards of the receiving waters.


The latest edition of  tha  Federal  puolication "\'ater Duality  Criteria" will


be considered  in  the  interpretation and application of bioassay rasuits,


Tha latest edition of  Standard  Methods  For Examination of v^ter and '.-.aste-


water, A-~aricar. Public  Health  Association, will be followed in  the  ,-oLlec.ticn,


preservation,  and analysis  of  sa.~pl.as.   Where a -et.-.od is not liven in  the





            s  (ASTM}  will  be foil owe d,


The average ^ini.r^u-. consecutive  —day flow to be expected once  in  1C years


shall be used  in  the  interpretation of  the standards.


In the discharcs  of waste  treatr.ent plant affluents into receiving wafers,


consideration  shall be  given both  in ti~s and cistance to allow for nixing


of effluent and streaci.  Such  distances required :or complete ~ixing shall


T.O" effect the watar  use classifications  adooted ov the Division.  However,


a zone of oassage ~ust  oe  rrcvided wherever rixing ;ones are  allowed.
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5.   There shall be no new discharges  of  nutrients  into lakes or penes.  I- ad-


    dition,  thera shall be no new  discharge  of  nutrients  cc tributaries of lake:


    or ponds that vouid encourage  eu trophica tior. or  grovch of weeds or ai;ae in


    these Lakes or oonds.
                                           -ants  in  concentrations vnion encourage


    eu trophicc tion. or growtr. or veecs  or  algaa  shall  be  treated to rerr.ove such             I

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    nutrients to the ~ax-~un: extent  technically  feasible.


3,  These Water Quality Standards  do net  apply  to conditions  brought about by              |


    natural causes.


9.  Ail vaters shall be substantially  free  of products  that vill  (1) unduly                '


    No person shall discharge any  pollutants  in:o  any  vaters  of  tha Co.Trr.on-
1.  i. oersor. shall subait  to  the Division  for  a^orc
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1., Cold vater and  seasonal cold vater  straans  shall  be  those listed  by  the


    Massachusetts Division of Fisheries  and  Ga~.e.


3.  Whoever violates any provision  of  these  regulations  shall (a)  be  fined no:             I


    less than tvo thousand five hundred  dollars nor r.ore  than tvsnty-five thou-
    iozprisorjr.GT.: for no: r:or=  than one year,  or  by  both;   or (b)  shall be sub-


    ''ect to a civil oenaltv not  to exceed  ten thousand  dollars  oer dav of such
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                                  salt
llass  SA  -  These ars vaiars of cha hi* has:  cualirv
                                                        are  suitable  for any hi=;h
  !.~r  quality use inducing iat.-ir.g  ans  ot~er  vater contact activities.   i.iese  vaters
    suitable  for approved shellfish  areas  ar.d  the taking of shellfish vithcut  dscur-
 *Ton,  have  the highest aesthetic value  ar.d  ars  an excellent fish and vildiife  habitat.
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None other  than,  of natural  origin
rrort the  cischarzs fro~ vaste treat-
iTient faci-ities  "rovicinj aooroo-
riate treat-T.snt.   Tor  oil and ~r=ase
allowable concentration is  15 .ng/1.
N'cr.2 in such concentrations  that
assignee  to  this class.
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                                                      None allovabia
                                                      None exc£3" vhers  ihs  ir.«raasa  '»*'
                                                      tioc excs^c "~c ""^^c' ^4»3"^^ ^--'   • ^i' •;
                                                      tior.s vhich von id be harr-ful  to
                                                      ~u~an,  cni.~a, or acuatic  .xte  or
                                                      which vould r-ike th.2 vaters unsaf,
                                                      or uT.su i t,-.b 12 for fish or  sh ell-
                                                      fish or their propataticn.  ir.oair
                                                      tha vaters for any other  uses,
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                                                        specified b v t r. s "J r. i 12 c  3
                                                        Public  Health Servi

Sjlr - These  vatsrs are  su

ccr. :ac :  soor:s  and i-dus
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                                tr_2i coc-.r.g,  have .gccc  aescheiic vaL-e,  are  an
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                                                        ^iT.a.

                                                        Nor.e  ocher zhar. cf  r.a:'_ral crigi"
                                                        a o .e
                                                        •Nor.s  i- s-c- cor.csr. :ra :ior.s  :
                                                        would  l.T.rair ar.y  usas  specif 1
                                                        assigned :o :his  c.ass.
                              oer IOC =i
                                                  No^  »o  ^xc^ac ar. a''*ara"a  '-'au
                                                  700  and  r.c : r.crs ".r.ar.  10CC  ir.
     ,a5:a  ar.c ocor
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                                                        voulc i.T.paiv ar.y  uses ipeci.-aa.ly
                                                        ass.^r.ec "o  ~~Ls  c.ass ar.c r.ona
                                                        iha:  vould causs  :as:a ar.c odor  i~
                                                        2dibi= fish  or  shallfish.

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    Allowable  tarr.oeratura ir.cr2a.sa
 cne excapr  '-.'here the ir.creasa
""»"*!- not  axcaec ins T a cocTr.and sd
limits  or.  the  rr-osc sensitive
wa car u;s,
    Cheaical  constituents
.'•icr.a '.n  concentrations or  combin-
ations ~'h i c h  vo u 1 d b a ha rr?_f u 1  to

whi ch vo u 1 d ma k a the va t e r s  u n s a f 2
or unsuitable for fish or  shallflsh

palatability  of same, or impair  the
-atar for  anv oc.-.er use.
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cotr.binations  ir. axcass of  the  Licits
Class SC  - These  ---acars
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                                                            ?.s  "tsnas incizenous  to
the ra~icn,  ar.ci  are suitable  f
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            3, 3  In tins  case  of eh*
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                 more ~h.an  1/4  of the cross sectional area and/or
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                                              Class!fica-lcn   Cl ass if ica-ior.
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     aters _n
Harbor which are within  500  feet  of the       S3               SC
Newport -arine outfall sewar  (13 Acres)

The vaters in the vicinity cf  Taylor
Point which are within 30Q feet of the        SA               SC
Jajtestcwr. rr.arine outfall  saver (7 Acres!1

The waters in the vicinity of  Taylor
^ c i. r ~ / exclusive o~  those waters  describee
arjove  south o~ a line fron  the
ncrtherr_r.ost extrenitv cf Tavicr  Point
~c can buov 13 / north of  a line  frorr.          5A               S3
a taint of land aporoxi~ately  1,OOG feet
south of  the Newport Bridge  to the
ncrthemrr.cst extrerr_itv of ?,ose Island,
and within 1,000 feet of  the shoreline
of J an-e s t own  ( 49 Acr e s }

The waters in the vicinity of  East Ferry
west of a line frorr.  3ryer Point  to a.          SC               S3
point ate ro;ci.~a teiv  1,500 feet south
of Xarracansett Avenue  (51 Acres)

The va-ers in the vicinity of
Wharton 's Shipyard which  are south
and west  of a line frorr.  a point
of land atcroxir.a- eiv 3.. 000  feet
north of  Bull Point  to the northern—          SA               33
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    lines
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r.ately  1,000  feet  north,  of Bull Point
 (17 Acres)

The waterc  in  the  vicinity of South
Ferrv within  500  feet of the University
c~ "xhoc3  ""si and Narracransett
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vizhir.  500  feet of  zhe  shore frcr.  the
breachvay  zo a poinz  apprcxi.-azeiy
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                       In all cases, existing ins-ream beneficial


            water uses will be maintained  and  protected.  Any


            ac-cions chac would becor-e  injurious co existing uses
             cannot  be undertaken.-  Waste  assinilacion and trans-


             port are not recocnized bene-fioial  uses.



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             tained  at their existing high quality -unless the New



             Hampshire Water Supply and Pollution Control Corrmis-


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•           water quality criteria that  describe the base levels

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             Quality goal uses of protection  and orooacration of




             the  water.


                       In all cases, high  quality water which con-


             stitutes an outstanding State or National resource


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         ?Qtantial_ly acceptable for {Acceptable  for  svissing and   j Acceptable for racrea—
         water supply us as after
         disinfection. No discharge
         of savage, vastas or other
         polluting substances into  disposal of  sewage  or wastes
         'waters of this classifies- junless  adequately  treated.
         tion. (Quality 'uniformly   (High aesthetic value.)         (Third highss:
                           other- recraarios,  fish,  habicaq cional boariig,  fishing,
                           a^c,  af^ar  adac/uata  -rEac^£2.c,
                           for '>i3e  as-  vatar  s-cpplias.  No   supply virh cr vizhout
ssWvsc  Not lass than 75% of sat-  Not  lass  than  732  of  satura-
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fisheries .
Not zora than 50 colifcrns
par 100 nl unless natur-
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••As naturally occurs.
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Nona -unless naturally
occurring.
tion, nor lass than 6 ~~~ in
cold water fisheries unless
naturally occurring.
Not nore than 240 tolifoms
per ICQ nl in fresh water,
un1 ^-S •*•? r.':7"3. 1 1"7 ^^^.'i; — rvr;0'-
Not nora than 70 coliforns
per ICQ ni in waters used for
growing or taking of shallfis:


5.5 — 3.0 or as naturally
occurs.
Not in tctsic concentrations
or combinations.
warn water fisheries, nor
lass than 6 DOTS" in cold
water fisheries unless
Not to a^icead an avaraga
value of 1GOO coliforns
-I^T- " CQ — ; •' r: snv ~— .T.ITI
or sairplaSj nor shaj 	 sr.y
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230C coliforms par 130 nl
sscapt when such waters
are subi^^t to over"*1 ow

rrou a concinec sever
systan or as naturally
5.0 - 3.5 cr as naturally
Not in tc-^ic ccticantra—
'•'i /^—* <• *-*•*• ,^ o'^ 'n * "^ P " "' ^ ~ * ^
'v^v^.^0 Wh '^^ 1—tJmJ - • - &^ -~ ^_J ^i ^ .
Nona .
                                    No  unreasonable  kinds  or
                                    quantities  'unless  naturally
                                    occurring.
                                                                   No unreasonable kinds
                                                                   quantities,  -unless
                                                                   aaturallv occurring.
Nona
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rotant— alj.7 accsctaoia tor
vatar sunolT usas afcar
of savaga, vast as cr other
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Accsotabla for svlnrming and
other r'scraation, fish habi-
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r ^* n c ~~^ ^-^ * ""o**1" usa as vats^"
suoolias. No disposal of
sevage. or vastas unlass
adscuata.lv traatad- (Eigh
aesthatic "alua.)
Not in unraascnab la cuantl—
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          faacurally occurring.
varar  fl^harrat Not to exceed
25 standard  turbidit" imits
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                                                                     ou-ant»ti33 or
2nr^c art^.ri.c.z.a^
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                                      raqulrarjants  - vhlchsrver
                                      orovidas tiost affacti've
                                            CC or  NTAC-CI
                               recuirarants -
                               provi-das nast a
                               control .
           one,  except  as  r^atura"
          occurs.
Nor.a  in  auch concentrations"} None in such cor.cantra-
that  vculd impair arrv usagasj tions"1 that vculd  irrpair
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         wacar  surra ly uses aft a:
                            Accapcacia  _o.r. s» ,~i~.
                            other racre.ar.ion, fi^
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1. —r
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1 3-' coc1-— ' =s-^ oa'- i-f-a-

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ac£cua<-aj.y traataa.. (,_ — gn n_gn
aesthetic value . )
Hoc g-aatar th=- 1000 Not
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Not graatar than 10 Not
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Not ~o arccaj'J . OO1 o~~. ~ ^Nc*"

as u q u.?. ic. ry . ;
graatar than "000


graatar than 10
cu— ' =s2 ?*- -i~ -=~ .

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  ^1HI•'SGD  - Nev  Hanrps
                                                  a Daparmenc
  ^JE_iv?CC — Nev  Znzlanc Intarscata Vatar Poll:
  STAC-DI - Macional Tachnical Advisory  Oocnci'
14 Ger-arally lass than 0.015 p?n.
5 rVna -,,•---,,—.•--  V -  -,„, -_•-'-•-„_•, ^r  -  -„--i.
                                                           icti Control  C
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              the Staca  ara so classifiad,  cor currently ara any baing  contanplatad
              for such classification.
          (b) Obviously,  "acts of God" ara  a.->c=irpc  frcn control.
          (c) rha pracading- shall apply to  all tides axcapc during  periods vhan tha
              racai'^ing  straam flovs ara lass  than tha ninimum avaTaga  tan-day low
              flov vhich  occurs onca in tvantr v==r3.
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ll        Antidegradatior.  5ta~s~er:t.
M                 Where existing wacer quality is be- tar than
          the established  criteria,  the weoartir.ent of Environ—
™        mental. ?ro-acrion  in  the* administration of these
^H        regulations shall  maintain ~'"e cuaiitv c^ such va.ta"""s
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          unless  t car: be demons zra~ed  that  change  is  justifi-
          able as a resui~ of necessary  economic  and social
          c e ve 1 op rr.e n t .
                   In ail situations where  there  nay be an
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          i^wingecent of  a  lesser  cua: i- t-v wate" uocn tha- o~ a
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          higher quality  water,  the  lesser quality of water shall
B        be upgraded in  order  to  protect or ir.prove adjacent
          higher quality  waters.
          General Cri~e"^l
                   The concentration  of a toxic subsranca in
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          ITL.  value at 95 hours, as  determined  bv  aotDrc^riate
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          bioassays in accordance with the current  edition  of
™        "Standard Methods for Examination of Water  and Wasta-
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for combinations of toxic substances  v/ill be based on

the sams. orir.ciole.

         In no case shall subszancas  listed below

sxcaed the specified limits.

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         (1) Arsenic    '              O.Q5
         &} Barium                   1.0
         (3) Cacbtiun                  O.Ql
         {4} Ciraniu^i  (hexavalar.-)    0.05
         (5) Lead                     0.05
         (5) Mercury                  0.005
         (7) Selaniun                 0.01
         (8) Silver                   0.05

         The concentration of  a persistent  pestioice

in surface waters shall, not" exceed  one  one—hundredth

of the TL^Q value at: 35 hours, as de-emined by appro-

priate biaassay.  Persistent pesticides are defined as

natural and synthetic rr.aterij.ls having  a  half-life of

greater than 95 hours/ which are used to  control

unwanted or noxious animals or plants.  They include

fungicides, herbicides, insecticides, fumigants, and

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                                   T1v-l WATEP-S
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           1.   Class TW~1 Definition
•               i.   Tidal waters approved as sources of public

mm                   water supply.  These waters shall be suit-

         .  .          able fcr public potabia water supply after

V                   such traat-ent as shall be required by law

H                   or regulation.


H              ii.   These waters shall be suitable for shellfish

_  ,                 harvesting where permitted.
    in.   These waters shall also be suitable for th =

          maintenance, migration, and propagation of

          the natural and established biota; and for

          primary contact recreation; industrial and

          agricultural water supclv; and anv other

          reasonable uses.
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 •              i .   Floating,  Suspended, Colloidal and Settleable
2.  Class TW-1 Criteria
                     Solids ; _ Oil,  Greas_e ,  Color and Turbidity
 0                  (1)   None noticeable in the water or deposited
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     natural biota.   Mcne which would  render

    •the waters  unsuitable for the dasignatec

     uses.

(2)  Maximum 30-day  average of 25 Jackson

     Turbidity Units  (JTTJ) , a. maximum  of

     130 JTU at  ar.y  time, unless exceeded

     due to natural  conditions.


Toxic or Deleterious  Substances,  Including
But Mat Limited  to Mineral Acids, Caustic
Alkali, Cyanides,  Heavy Metals ,Carbon
D i o x i da , Ammo n 2. a o r  Ammo n i urn C o rtp o u n d 5 ,
Chlorine/ Phenols, Pesticides, Zt Cetara
None, either alone  or in combination wich

other 3-ubs-a_nces/  in such concentrations as

to affact huraans  or be detrimental to the

natural aquatic biota/  oroduce undesirable
waters unsuitable  tor tne cesigr.atec. uses.


Where tidal waters  are approved as sources


of public water  supply,  none which would

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                      None offensive to humans or which would
PI                    produce  offensive tastes and/or odors  in
^1                    water  succilss and bio~a used for human
                      consumption.   None which would render  the
                      waters unsui-abie for the designated uses,


£                    Between  5.5  and 3.5.   Natural conditions
••                    outside  this  ranee shall crevail.

B               v.   Dissolved 0:c/l.
 •                        No-c  less than 5.0 nig/1 ac any tiir.e.
 .                   (2)   Non-Trout Waters - 24 hour average
                           nor  less chan 3.0 r.g/i.  No- lass than
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          4.0 mg/1  at  any  tine  fron other ehan
          natural conditions.
vi.  Temoe:
                          be  added which would cause t since rat vires
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    temperafaras  at any time or which would




    causa -ernper azures in excess of S30?




     (20°C).







    Reductions  in cersoerature may be cer-




    roittsd where  it car: be shewn that t~out




    will, benefit:  without det^rinent to otihar




    designated  wa—er uses.   The ~~a~e of




    "^ emo e r a tur ^ chance ^ i. desiT^ate'd '"*eaj™'




    dissina-ion areas shall not cause
    mortali-v  of fish or shellfish.
[2]  Non-Trout:  Waters




     (a)   General - Shall not be raised above




          anibisn~ bv ~ore than 4°J  (2.2°C)




          during Sap-ember -hrough May, nor




          more  than 1.5°? (0.3°C) curing




          June  through Augus-, nor shall




          temperatures exceed 32°7 . (27.3°C)




          in  yellow perch wa-ers or 35°?




          (29.4°C)  in pther ncn-trout waters.







          Temoe rat'ores shall be ~eas~ured  out-




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                                be  exceeded  in designated heat
•I                              dissipation  areas by special
B                              perrdssion on a case-by-case basis.
^H      .       .            (c)   Hea~  Qissioa—ion Area Deterri—nat-ions
                                heat dissipation areas  in  escuarine

 H                             waters/ including bays,  shall  take

                                into scecial consideration the

                                extent and nature of  such  waters  so

 B-                             as to meet the in~en~ and  pumcsa

 B                             of the criteria and s-andards

                                including provision for  the passage

                                of free-svirning and  drifting

 V                             organisms so that negligible or

 j^                             no effects' are produced  on cheir

                                oooulations.


                                A3 a cuidalina/ heat  dissioaiion

 •^^                             3"*"^:i'as s"^a   ^£2  i*1 tn^"^c  ~*o  ^o *^o?• ^i

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                area  ar.c/or volume of flew of  the




                body  of  water,  leaving at least




                3/4 free as a zone af oassace




                including a mini^u^i of 1/3 the




                surface  measured from shore to




                shore at. any stage of ride.







            (d)  Acj acsnt Heat Disslpatiicn Areas  -




                Where waste discharges would




                result in heat:  dissipation areas




                in  such  close proximity to each




                other as to iznpair protected use.s,




                additional iijr.i-a-ior.s may be




                prescribed to avoid such irr.pair~.ent.






            (e)  Ra^e  of  '"Peim3era~'-ire Chance — '~^he




                iTa~e  of  temtserat'-JLre change in




                designated heaz dissipation areas




                shall not clause mortality of fish




                or  shellfish.







vii.   Radi oact ivi ty




      Current CJ.  5. Public Health Service Drinking




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(2)   All Other  Waters  - Jecai ccliform levels
     shall  not:  exceed  a geometric average of
     200/100  ml.
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                      (1)   Approved Shellfish Harvesting Waters -
™                         Where harvesting of shellfish is per-
•                         mitted,  requirements established by
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                           frequencies and at locations and during
•                         periods  which will permit valid inter-
Hi                         ore~taticn of laboratory analvses.
                           Appropriate sanitary surveys shall be
mf                        carried  cut as a supplement to such
II                         sampling and laboratory analyses.
•               i:<•   Total Dissolved Solids
_                    Not  to exceed 500 mg/1 for waters approved
                      as  sources cf public water supply.   Not to
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and ooportiunitv  for  hearing,  may authorize




increases exceeding  these  li.T.its trovided




the discharger responsible for such increase-




can demonstrate  to the  satisfaction of the




Department tha*t  such increases will no-









tion of indigenous aquatic biota or other




designated uses,  including public potable




water supplies.







Any authorization by the Department of such




increases shall  be conditioned upon utiliza-




tion or tne nr.axi.muiu  practi.ca.D-La  control.




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                     water supply.   These waters shall be suitable
         •  -          for public potable varer supply after such
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           Turbidity 'Jni~5  (JTC) , a -jaxi.-ura of
            130  JTU  ar any ti~.e , unless  excee
           due  to  na-ural conditions.
 ii.  Toxic or  Deleterious Substances.  Includinc
      But Not limited to Mineral Acids,  Cau5~ic
      Alkali, Cyanides/  Heaw Metals, Careen.
      Dioxide,  .-.nrr.cn i a or Arsr.c nicer.  Cc~-our.d3 ,
       hlorine,  ?her.ols_,  ?es~icides/  Z
      None,  either  alor.e or in oomhinatior. wich

      other  substances/  in such concentrations as
      to affect  humans or  be  detrimental to the
      natural  aquatic biota, produce  undesirable
                ife,  or which would  render the
wa t e ~*s * "* n s u "*' t
                         "o** ""^e des*1' crn aj~ed us^s.
      Where tidal  waters are acoroved  as  sources

      of drinking  wa-er1 supply, none  whch wcuid
      cause  standards for drinking vater

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      None offensive to huiuar.s or which  would
      produce  offensive tasces and/or  odors in -.va-er
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•                    for the designated uses.

                iv.   pjf

*                    Between 5.5 and 3.5.   Na-ural conditions

H              .      outside* this range shall prevail.
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                 "7 ~   3 i^ so l_"ed Oxygen

                      Not less than 4.0 rr.g/1 at any -i~e from

                      othsr than natural conditions.


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                                above ajithienc by more than 43?
                                .(2.2°C) during Sepzarrber through
                                May, nor more char. 1 - 5 3 F (0.3°C)
                                during June  through August, nor
                                shall temperatures exceed 32*!
•                              (27.8aC) in  yellow perch wa.tiers
•                                Or- 3 5 3 " ("7Q  J.3.^1)  i-> n-'-a-- -no-, —	n - —
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Ii~u.tatio.i3 specified  above mav be




£iv^-eici*^iia^~(  "* *"* r^ci^T •*-* y^ ja •—• is r-* r* ,0 ,a ~* /-1 * S 5 "* ™*





pation  areas by special permission





on a case-'oy-casa basis.







Heat JJSoipation Area  Z}e~errr.inazior.s -





The determination cf designated heat




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•                             3/4 free as  z.  zone  of  passage
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                               shore at anv strace  cf  ~ide.
                           (d)  Adjacent  Hear  Dissipation Areas -
                               where vasts  discharges  would result
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™                             close proximity to each o~her as
•                             to impair protec-ed uses,  additicnai
"•^                             limit a-ions may be prescribed to
                               avoid such impairment.

                          (e)   Rate of Temperature Change  -  The
V                             rate of temperature change  in
•                             designated heat dissipation.   areas
                               shall no- cause mortalicy of  fish
™                             or shellfish.

               vii.   Radioaccivi ty
•                   Current U. S, Public Health Service Drinxinc
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       Fecal coiiform levels shall no- exceed a geo-




       metric average of 770/100 ml.   Samples shall




       be obtained at sufficient frequencies and




       at locations and during periods which will




       permit valid interpretation of laboratory az:aJ




       Anorccriata sanitarv survevs shall also be




       carried cut as a supplement to such sampling




       and laboratory analyses.







  i:<.   Total Dissolved Solids




       Not to exceed 500 mg/i for waters approved




       as sources of oublic water suoolv.  Not to
xceed 133% of background.  Notwi
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       this criterion, the Department, af-er notice




       and opportunity for hearing, may authorize




       increases exceeding these limits provided the
       discharger responsible for such  ncreases can




       demonstrate to tha satisfaction of the




       Department -hat such increases will noc signi-




       ficar.tlv affect rhe growth and propagation of




       indigenous acuaric biota or other designated




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                        TW-3 WATERS
    Tidal waters suitable for sacor.car"/  contact  recrea—


    -ion,- the niain-enanca of fish populations;  the
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    migration, of anadrotncus fish; the  -ain-enancs of


             and. o~her reasonable uses.
2.   Class TW-3 Criteria
      i .   Floating, Suspended, Colloidal  and
          Solids; Oil, Grease/ Color  and  Turbidity              '


          (1)  None noticeable in  the water  or  deposited        I


               along the shore or  on  -he  aquatic  substrata


               in cuan~ i~ ies detrimental  to  the natural


               biota.  None which  would render  the waters       |


               unsuitable for the  designated uses.              i



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               Turbidity Units '(JTU) , a naxinun of 150


               CT'^TJ a^" azw tinie i unless exceeded due to
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                     Ammonia or Ammonium Corr/sounds , Chlorine ,
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                     other substances, in such concentrations  as
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H                  None  offensive to humans or which would produce

_ '                 offensive  -as-as  and/or odors in bioza used

                    for human  consumption.   None which would
                     rencer ^* T e waters un s u—t ab ^  ~o~*  ^he de s "*• cm a ti ec

                     uses.

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                     Between 5.5 and 3.5. Natural  conditions out-

                     side this range shall prevail.

                 v.   Dissolved Gxvcen
               vi.  Terr.cera ture
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(1)   Mon-trout  Wa~er5




     (a)   General  - Shall  nor be raised above




          ambiant  by mere  than 437 {2.23O




          during Septa^vber -hrough May, nor




          mora  chan 1.53?  CO-3°C)  during June




          throuch  August,  nor shall cemaera—




          tures exceed  323F  C27.3aC)  in vellow




          perch wafers  or  353r (29.4°C) in




          other non-trou~  wacers.







          Tempera-tires  shall be measured




          out. side  of designated he an  dissioci—




          tion  areas.







     (b)   Heat  Dissipation Areas — The limita-




          tions specified  above may be exceeded




          in designated heat dissipation areas




          bv soeciai "ermission on a  case—bv—




          case basis„







     (c)   Hea-  Dissipation AreaJDeteminations^ -




          The cezer^inacion  of designa-ed heat




          dissipa-ion areas  in estuarine waters,




          including bays,  shall take  into









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                               of such water's  so as to meet tha


                               intent and  purpose of -he criteria


                               and standards including provision,


                               for the cassage of free-sw igniting


                               and .drifting  organisms so ths~
                                £i /— 7 i ^~ 2, h ~ ^
                               As a guideline/  heat dissipation



                               areas shall  be  limited, to no more



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                               araaand/or  volume of flow of the
                                DOCV of water, leaving  at least 3/4
                                rres as a zone or oassage incj-ucmc

                                a mini.T.U-T. of 1/3 the  surface measured

                                from shore to shore at  any stage of


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                                Where waste discharges  would result


                                in heat dissipation  areas  in such


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                 avoid such impairment:.







             (f)  Rate oz Temperature  Chance - The




                 rate» of temperature  chance in




                 designated heat dissipation areas




                 shall not cause mortality  of fish




                 or shellfish.






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       Current U. 3. Public Health  Service  Drinking




       Water Standards shall  apply.







viii-  Bacterial Quality




       Fecal coiiform levels  shall  not exceed a  geo-




       metric average of 1500/100 mi.  Samples shall




       be obtained at sufficient ~recuencies and a^~




       locations and during -periods which vill
analyses.  Appropriate sanitary surveys  shall




also be carried out as a suoolemen~  ~o such




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i.     The  waters of the tidal  portion of Morses




       Creek.




ii.    These waters shall be  suitable for industrial




            otiher. reasonable, uses.

                  Criteria  shall be the sane as  for  Class T'T-3




                  with th.e  following exception i




                  1.     Tenrara^ure change shall  not: cause



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                    CLASS  DEFINITION  AND QUALITY CRITERIA
                                    CW-1  WATERS
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                     feet from mean low tics 'shoreline  or  to  a
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                     bottom c.ep~r: or _5 ;aer belcw tns  ~ean low
M                   tide elevation, whichever is  more  distant
                     from the mean low ^ide shoreline.
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•                   harvesting where permitted.

               iii.  These waters shall be suitable  for prinary
•                   contact recreation; the niain-anar.ca /  raigra-
•                   tion and propagation of the natural and
                     established biota and anv other reasonable
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                i.  Floatinc,  Suspended,  Colloidal and Settleable
                    Solids; Oil'/  Grease, _Color  and Turbidity

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           na-ural biota.  Nona which would render

           the waters unsuitable for che designates

           uses .


      (2)   Turbidity shall no- exceed 10 Jackson

           Turbidity- units (JTU) .


      Toxic or Deleterious Substances, Includine
      3uc  Mot Lizni-ed ~o Mineral Acids,  C
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     • Alkali ,  Cyanides ,  Heavy Metals ,  Carbon
      Dioxide,  Ammonia or Ammoniium Compounds,
      Chlorine,  Phenols,  Pesticides, 3t Cetera

      None,  either alone or in combination wi~h

      other  substances,  in such concentrations as to

      affect humans or be detrimental to the ^atural

      aquatic biota,  produce undesirable aqua-ic

      life,  or which would render the warers

      unsuitable for -he designated uses.


iii.   Taste  and Cdor Producir.c Substances

      None offensive to humans or which would pro-

      duce offensive taszes and/or odors in biota

      'used for human consumption.  None which would

      render rhe waters unsuitable for -he designa-ed

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                                to  these wa-ers.  As a  result of any
B                              heat: which may be added elsewhere,  the
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^^                              Seotanier through Mav,  nor  rr.ore than
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H                         Currant U.  S.  Public Health Ser^/ica  Drinking

•                         Water Standards  shall apply.


•                  viii.   Bacterial Quality

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     mitted,  recuirements established by




     the N2.tiar.5l Shellfish. Ssr.it2.~ion Pro-




     gram as  sat fcr~h in its current raanual




     of ooeraticns shall aooiv.







(2)   All Grher Waters - Fecal cciifom levels
     50/100 nil.   Samples shall be obtained.




     at sufficient fracuer.cies and a~ loca-




     tions and during periods which will




     permit valid interpretaci^r, of laboratory




     analyses.   Appropriate sanitary surveys




     shall also be carried out as a supple-




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                    Atlantic Ocean waters beyond z^-osa established


                    under  CW— 1  to -he chree rr.ii
               11.   These  waters  shall be su.i-abia rcr sr.ellrz.5h


                    najrvss~inc  where cerrr.i "ed.



              iii.   These  waters  shall be suitable for secondary


                    contact  racreacio r. ;  ihs maintenance, migration


                    and  propagation of the natural and established


                    biora  and any ocher reasonable uses.



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                    Floating,.  Suspended,  Colloidal and 3attleable
                    Solids;  0 i 1 ,  Q r e a s e ,  Color and Tur b i di - y


                    (1)   None  no-iceable  in the water or


                         deposited along  the shore or on the
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                         aquatic substrata in quantities decri-
                         mencal  to  -he nacural biota.  None which


                         would  render the waters unsuitable for


                         the  designated uses.
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     Alkali, Cyanides/  Heaw Me-als/  Carbon                .
     Dioxide,  Arnnion i a. or Ai~rnon_ urr C c rr.p our.d3 ,               I


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      natural aquazic biota,  produce undesirable

      acruatic life, or which  would render the               I

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iii.  Tasze end Odor Producincr  Subszances                   _

      None offensive 10  huir.ar.3  or which would pro-

      duce offensive taszas and/or odors in bioza           |

      used for hunan consumption.   None which               |

      would render the waters unsuitable .for the

      designated uses.                                       •


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    Not less ~han 5.0  me/I  from other than
    natural condi-ions.
         would  ca:use  tsi?.pera~ures ~o be raised
         above  arr>)ien-  bv  -;ore than 43T (2.2aC!
•              vi.  Temperature
H                    (1)   General  — No-  heat mav be- added which

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_                         than  1.5°? (0.3aC)  during June through
                           August,  nor shall -amparazures exceed
|                         3Q°?  (26.7°C).

•*                         Teriicer aturas  shall be Tneasured outs ids
•                         of designated heat dissipation areas.

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         designated heat _dissipa^ion ar_eas by
         special permission on a case-by-case
         basis.

         Heat  dissipation  Area Determinations -
         Tha de~amination of designated heat
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           such vacers  so  as  to rv.ee- the in-ant




           and purpose  of  che criteria and




           standards  including provision for the




           passage of free-swirrr.ing and drif-irg




           crcanisras  so tha~  r.eciicibis or no
      (4)  Acjaoanr Hea~  Dis_sipazlcr. Araaa - Where
           dissipa-ion  areas  ir. such close proxinicy
           to each o~her  as  to  irrirjair orc~ec~2d




           uses/ additional  linitati-ons rr.av be




           prescribed  to  avoid  such impairment:.
      (5)
           of tenrcerature  char.ge ir. -desigr.ated hssti




           dissipation  areas shall not cause rr.crcaiity




           of fish or shellfish.







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      Current rJ.  3.  Public Healzh Service Drinkinc




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                   ( 1 )   Approved Shellfish Harvesting Waters -
                        Where harvesting of shellfish is  permitted,
•                      reauir.ertent.3  established by the National
•                        Shellfish Sanitation Program as set forth.
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                        samciing and  laboratcr^/  analyses.
                        200/100 mi.  Samples  shall be obtained
                        at sufficient frequencies and at ioca-
•      .       _         tibns and  during periods which will permit
                        valid interpretation  of iabcrato"/ analyses
                        Aporooriate sanitar^/  surveys shall also
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A.   Class  TW-1


    1.  All  tidal waters  of Shark River an
    2.  All  tidal va-ars  of Jumping  3roo;< and tribu-
          ares downs t re ain fir cm '12 ad  of.  ~ide to
    3.   All  tidal wa-ers  of rhe Manasquan River and


         tributaries down s~r ear?, from  r.eair the Garden


         State Parkwa   to  surf waters.
    4.   All other  tidal  waters of che  Atlantic Coas-al Plain


         dcvnstreara from the head- of  tide  to surf wa-ers.
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                        and  Delaware  Bay  sou~h ,  from and includincr
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7.   Hackensack River and ail  tidal  portions  of
    tributaries from Oradeil  Dam  co confluence with
    Cverpeck Creek.


     ributiaries from Fieidsviiie  Dam to  the  mou-h
    of the Raritan River.
                3.  Class  TW-2
                        Overoeck  Creek and ~idai tributaries fro
                        dara. to  confluence wi-h Hackensack River.
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    Second River  tc  head
5.   Tidal cor-ion
                  or  iaccj.2  .-.iver ana all otner
    :ical cortiop.3  of  me u caries to the Passaic
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   ^- not mentioned harsir. .
3.   Hudson River  and  i~s
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    taries from a norzh-sou-h line connect
    Cons -able Hook  (Bayonne,  l"sw Jersey) to  St.
    George  (Stacen  Island,  ^er.; York) -o che  3ergen
    County
                Jersey/  -

3.   Arthur Kil
    between Cucerbridge  Crossing and a line  connecting

    Ferrv Point  (Perth  A.TJ:CV,  New Jersev;  to  'Cards
    Poinc  (Stacen  Island,  ::ew York) .
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•                       to head, of tide  (Hazeiwccd Avenue, Rahway)
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                         of -ide  (Hamilton  Screen,  Rahway!
•                  13.   All other tidal waters  of the Hudson River, -
•                       Arthur Kill, and Kill Van Kuil basins.

fl                  14.   Tidal tributaries  zo .-air. star?.,  Delaware  River,

                         south of Rancccas  Creek and north of Oidraan's
                         Creex.
                 :.   Class TW-3_

                     1.   Kill Van Kuii  west:erlv fro~ a nortrh-sourh  line

                         copriec~-2-"tc- Cops^ab^e  "*ook  'Bavo^ne/ ^I^v/  o" ^ ^ s e"/N>

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^1                   3.   Tidal corzicn  of Zlizabezh River  zo Broad  Szreet
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     Tidal  tjcr~cion of.  RaJnwsv RJ.vsr  ~rom iz3 "n
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         to  en a r^cuth or  cr.a Passage  Rn-ver a.-z
     the Tiouth of the  Hackansack River.
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D.   Class-Tidal Portion of Morses Creek
    1.  Tidal portion of Morses Creek.
        from the mean low tide line, from Sandy Hock to
        Cape Mav Point:.
    1.  Ocean waters not included under Class CW-i out tc
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                              DELAWARE RIVER ESTUARY
                               JERSEY STATUTE 7:9-4,7  (b-f)
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Zone 2 Designates Uses:

     For that portion of the Delawar
     of tidewater at Trenton ?-.•
     Morrisville Toil Bridge) to R.M.  10
    .mouth of Pennypack Creek (Pcnnsylva
     tural, industrial and public water
     reasonable treatment; wildlife, mai
     propagation of resider. t fish and  ct
     life, passage of anaeremo us fish; r;
     [primary contact recreation from  R..'
     il.M. 117.31 (Bristol - Burlington 3n<
     contact recreation below II."A.  117. G:
     and navigation.
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                            lloidal and Settieable  Solids;
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Grease, L o i o r a n c  t u r u i c. 11 y

None noticeable in the water or deposited  along  the  shore
or on the aquatic  substrata in quantities  detrimental  to
the natural biota.  None which would  render  the  Caters
unsuitable for the designated uses.
     a maximum of ISO JTU at any time, except  above  R.M.  117.31
     d u r "* P ^ t '^ c 'i e ^-"' o d *•' ~* y 30 ** ^ S e o ^" ^ ^ ^ ™ *  ^ S  w'' ^ r  ** '"^ e  ~ u"" '^ " ^': ** v
     shall not exceed 30  JTU at any time; unless exceeded  due
     to natural conditions.

     Toxic or Deleterious Substances, Including 3ut  Not Limited
     w 0 s i ^L n 0 T "' '  *\ C "" « S  ' 3* !J. 3 ~ ^.'"" "*, ' N 3. ""   '>' 2. P ' c_. S 5  '  — d V *''  C *" ^  3

     Phenols ,  Pes t ic lues  , r. t c .
     None,  either alone or in combination v.ith  other  substances,

                                         num.ans  or  oe  cetri.mentai
                                  , produce undesirable

     life, or v,p.ich would render the waters unsuitable  for  the
     designated uses.   None which would cause  standards  for
     drinking water to be exceeded after appropriate  treatment.

     Taste and Cuor Producing Substances

     N'c7\s offensive to hu.'nans or which "Ouid 'jroduce  offensive
     tastes and/or ouors in water supplies and  biota  used  for
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                 Dissolved Oxvocn
                  ^  MQiir- ^"/^"'"-^C -"^n^-^"r^*"**':Q!i S^U' '  nCt  C1^1  'OSS  t'^aH
                 5.0  rng/1.   During ths periods frc;;; April  1  to  June 15
                 and  September 16 to December 51  the  seasonal  average
                 shall  not  be less than 6.5 nig/1.
•                     average 24 hour' temperature  gradient  displayed
                     during the L961-iD6u period,  cr  a  maximum of So0 F
                     (50. 03 C)  whichever is loss.   Temperatures  shall be
                     measured o u ~ s ^ d o o ~* ^•^^i^'^^*-^^! '~ ^> ~, ~  - ' ^ 5 5 ", ^ ,2. ~ ~ ^ "" ^ T* ^ r. ^
                 (2) Heat Dissipation  Areas  -  The  limitations specified
                     aoove may  oe  exceeded  in  designated heat dissipation
                     areas by special  permission on a case-by-case basis,
                     subject to  the  following  conditions:
                     (A) Maximum Length  - As  a guideline, heat dissipation
                         areas  snail not  be  longer than 5, 5 CO feet, measure:
                         from, the  point  where  the  waste discharge enters
                         the s t r ea;n.
                     (3] Maximum Width -  :!eat  dissipation areas shall not
                         exceeu  a  maximum width of two -thirds tne surface
                         width  measured  from  s h o ~ e to s h o '* e at an."'' s t a ^ e
                         only one  shore  shall  be used in determinin" ths
                         limits  of the area.
                         cross  sectional  area  of t n s stream.
                     CD? Ad-iacent heat  Dissipation  Areas -  hhere
                         to impair protected  uses,  additional limitations
                         may be prescribed  to avoid sucn impairment.
                     'HI fl a t e o ~ ~" e m n e '** a t u """ e  Change •  T i * e rate of
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                         areas shall not cause  mortality of fisn or
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          f ? ) llcat  Dissipation  Area Dete
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                             c :  neat cis 5 i~a c ion. are as s h a 1 i
               t a x e  into  s "j e c i a .L c o r. s i — e r c. t i o r. t n c extent 2. n ci
               nature  of  the  receiving waters so as to meet
               the  intent and purpose ct the criteria and
               standards  including provision for the passage
               of free -shimming  and drifting organism? so that
               negligible 'or  no  effects arc produced on their
               populations .
vii.  Radioactivity

   rent U,  .   uc  eat   ervc
shall apply.

3 n. c t e r i a ^  C u o. ^ " t v
                                                           tandards
      Fecal colifcr:?. not  to  exceed  200/i'JO r.u as a geometric
      average above R..M.  117.31  and  770/100 7^1 below R.xi.  117.31.
      Samples shall be  taken at  such frequency and location as
      to p e rn11 valid interpretation.
      Appropriate  sanitary  surveys  shall be carried out as a
      supplement to such,  sa~pli.i£  and  laboratory analyses.

 ix.   Total Dissolved Solids
      Not to exceed  155  percent  of  background as o
      1972 or  500 ^g/1,  whichever is  less.

      Total Alant
      Between  20 and  100  .7.5/1
        -.T-. -,
      k . 1 ^ i . ~/
      Not to exceed  0.005  :.ig/l,  unless  exceeded due to nat
      conei tion 5 .

      Syn t he tic  Detergents  f M . 3 . A . 3 . j

      Maxi-u^  50-day  average  G.5  -g/i.

      Chlorides
      ,iaxi.Tiurk 15-day  average  50  7.3/1.
xiv.  Marcincss
      L-laxirr.ur.  50-da>  average  95  7.g/l.
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               For that portion of the  Delaware  River from
               K.M. 106.4 beiov. ;:iouth of  Pennypack Creek
               (Pennsylvania}  to H.M. 1)5.0  below the hicuth of
               Big Timber Creek  (New Jersey}:  Agriculturai,
               l'-ir1)>cf>'*'''' 2 ^ ' '  "", M H * " <"" > ~ " ?" :i ""^  ;; 1 1 I t "^ ^ Tf^C! •) — *" ,T\ ••-
               •i.ilwlu.0^;.—c.* d * * ^.  ^^uj^j.^ >^c.u^i.  ^u.^i.'.'.^c? •J.^.x.C':
               reasonable tren ~~er-t ; '••< i icl i :re , maintenance of
               resident fish and other  aquatic  life, passage
               of anadrcnicus fish;  secondary  contact recreation;
               and navigation.

          Zone  5  Criteria:

           - •   Bloating, Suspended, Coll_oidal  and  SettloaLie  Solids:
               (j r e a s e,  Color and
           ;'i}  None  noticeable in the water  or  deposited aionp the shore
               or  on the aquatic substrata  in quantities detrimental  to
               the natural biota.  None which would render the waters
               unsuitable for t n c designated uses.

           (2~)  Maximum 50-day average of  iO  Jackson Turbidity units  (
               a -iaxi-u:u of 15u J'T'J at any  time,  unless excsedeJ. due
                 xic or 13cj._etc_ricu_s Substances,  Including But .','ot_ Lirit ;-d
               Phano i s ,
               to  t n e natural aquatic  o i o t a ,  p r
               life, or which vculc render  the waters  unsuitable for
               ucsi^nate^ uses.  None  '.Allah  v.ould  cause standards for
               drinking ;>ater to be exceeded  after appropriate

               Taste and Odor Producing Substances
               None ortensive to humans or  which' would produce
               tastes and/or odors in water  supplies  and biota
               numan consumption.  None xhich  '.vouid runner
               unsuitable for the designated uses.
               lictween o. 5 and S.o.
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i- l.our  aver a ye c oncer, t rv; ~ ion s.ian. noc  nc  less
3.5 iuQ/1.   During the  periods froi:: April  1  to Ji
and September  lu to December  31 the seasonal  a1/'
snail not  be  less t.ian c.5  r.;g/l.
(1) (he.'veral  -  Snail not  ex c sod 5° F  ^2.3°  C)  above "he
    average  _i  nour tenreraturc gradient  displaced
    during  the  li)ol-19oG  [icr-ioc,  or a maxiniurn
f So
     (5U.O   C]  wnio:ie ver  is  less.   Temperatures siidl  ~e
                           esinated iicai diss.atior: areas
    :!eat  :/is5i:i_a:ioa Areas  -  T.'iC linitations  specifier
    C.UQVS  "a}'  DO 3xccej.ec  ir.  designated  !:e3t  d is 3 loat ion
    areas  b/  s;)ecial permission on a case -by -case jasis,
    subject  to  the f ollo^in:;  conditions:
         vj. r e a s  i 11 a * L. n o ^  o e  ^. e \\ ^ e r »,". a n  j , j •.' 'j  z c " ^.}  n e ^ ^ u r
         fron\  the  i'oint i.lier?  the waste  dischar^c enters
         excee   a rsax-'i-rri  '.vi_t^: or t'vo-t.iircs  t:vo surra
         wiuth  measured  froni  shore to s;:orc  at  a;;>• sta^
         of  tide.  V.'ithin  an/ one heat dissij'ation ar^a
              one snore  saaii  ne useu
                  ,ros5 section
                                   'J. . .1 cl A - .*4 t-**i.  *J -  »' : . - " - w '-i , » , '.

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               take  into  special  cons idera~ion the extent and
               nature of  the  receiving  xatcrs  so as to meet
               the intent and purpose  of  the  criteria and
               standards  including  provision  for the passege
               of f rec - s vvimmir.?, and  drifting  organisms so thai
               negligible or  no effects  are  produced on their
               populations.
       Kaaica
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       V^ t_. ^ j, \^ * * U ^> «  i_J* i v^. «.' j. ~ ^ i t w C- —, — . i
       siiall apply.
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       average.  5 asrip i e s snail be  taker,  at  such  f r e o u e n c y and
       location as to ::ernit valid  interpretation..
       Appropriate sanitary surveys  snail  be  carried  out as a
       supplement to sue;: sampling  ana laboratory analyses.

       Total Dissolved Solids
       Not to exceed 133 percent  of  background  as  of October 1,
       1972 or 500 :ng/l, whichever  is  less.
       Total Alkalinir
       Between 20 and 1:U mg/1.
       Not to exc
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For that  portion  of the Delaware  River frcni
k.i'-i, 95.0  belo1.-.'  mouth of 3i^  Timber  Creeh
(New Jersey)  to  R..M.  73.3  (Pennsylvania-bela-are
L'n 2 ^ "    I n d u s t ~ i a ^  w a t e ~ s u u;)'v a f ~ e ~ reasonable
"isi) CI^G otn^"^  -2C'Li5.r''c ^
fisii; secondary  cor. ~c.ct
                                cior. ;  und r.avijs." ior. .
;\ o n e : i o 11 c e a D ^ e  in t, i e water or
or on the a c: u a 11 c  substrata  i
t: i e natural  u i o t a .   None •••» h i c
unsuitable for  the designate
                                 eeposLteu a^en^ t:\e  snor:
                                 (uantities detrimental  to

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'•laxi"U"  3U-^.ay  average of -j Jae:,son  Turuidity Units

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to the natural  aquacic jiota, yroduea  undcsir
life, or which  '-.cuid. render  tne  '.-.'ates
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tastes a r d /'' o r  odors  in biota used  for  h u.': i a r. o
v Q p .3 w h" c'™  '^ o u ^ d  render t'' e '•> a ~ e r s  u ~" s u1- ~ 3. ;j ^ e
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shall not be less  tnar,  'o . 5  :;::;/!,

CD

                                   F (2.3a C) abov
    average _- nour  temperature  rracient aispiayec
    during the 1301-l-)5o  period,  or z. -aximu." of  SC°  F
    (50.0° C) whichever  is  less.   Temperatures shall  be
    uieasured out5i''e  o~  ces"-"na~0''' ^^at u?ssira*Ton  areas

    heat Dissipation  j\reas  -  The  limitati
    a o o v e m a •-• o e  e x c e e u e u in  a e s i ~ n a t e c \\

        areas snail  not  oe  longer than 5,500 feet, .r.easur-od
    (3)
                 V/idtl';  -  heat  dissipation areas shall  no
        ^ x c e e a  n.  .T; a x i .Tt u rn ^* i c. t' ^  o ~  t 'A o * t '-> 1 r c s t' i c  surfac
        wictli 'ueasurec frcni  shore  to shore ?.~ an;.'  stage
        of tide,  Mich in. any  one heat hiss ifa t :o:;  area
        on i}' one  shore sh ail  b
        limits  of the area.



        cross section a,,  ar
                                      Dissiration \rens

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                       areas   n  suc   cose proxmity
                       to  impair  protected uses, additional  limitatio
                       ,7,ay  ae  prescrioec to avoiu suc
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        dc cc r:ui na t i c n  o:  nc.'it  c i s 5 ipa t ion areas snail
        cake  into  special  cons iaerat i on c!ie exccii: and
        nature of  the  receiving  waters so as to meet
        the intent ana  purpose  ot  the criteria ano
        star.ua rJs  including  provision for the passage
        of f ree - s wi:-;:ai;i«  and  drifting organisms so that
        ueglig-bie or  no  effects  are produced on t..cir
        uo;>uiat ions .
Raciioactivitv
       ipply
shall aonly.

;-ecai co_i:or:;i not  to  exaeeu  /, J/.JG  ,r,_  as a
average.  Samples shall  be  taken  at  such frequency and
location as to us r JP. it  valid  i n t c r'" r e t a 11 o n .
Appropriate sanitary  surveys  shall  be carried out as a
supplement to such  sa.7.niin^  ana  laboratory analyses.
Not to exceed 135 rercent 'of  oack^round as

Phenols
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     For that portion of the Meiawjire  River fro,;;
     R.M. 7i.i>  (Ponnsyivan ia - i)ciav-;ire  Line) to
     R.:i. .1U.J  {Liston Point, Delaware):   Industrial


     wildlife,  passage of anadrouicus  fish,  fro.:; ".,'.
     7o.o to il.M.  -13.2;  T.aintenance of  rosisient f.sh
     and other  at, untie life from •}..'!.  73.3  to .1.' 1.  7u.O;
     propagation of  resident fish  and  other aquatic
     li-^» - ~- o 'T*  ^7 "I  *~0 .I *~/n '? v'  J.^ "^'  C'-v^""!-^?™1/
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        icsaueakc  and  Jclav/aro Canal,  Delaware);  pr_~ar;/
             recreation froiu A.!;.  3 v . 3  to  R.'!.  -o . 2 .
_on;
     Floating   Susrenuod.  Colloic'al  and  Settlea;.ie Solids;
     crease, ^olcr  ane: Lurcicity
     .sone not ice a 010  in t:%.e ^at
     or on tne  aquatic substrata  i;
     cue natural  biota.  None which v,ould  render
     unsuitable  for  the designated uses.

      laxijTiU'.;;  ju-i_ay  average or -J jacxson  iurDi^i'
     a ~axii'!urr,  of  15 j  JTU at an'-" ti.~.o   unless  oxc-

     designated  uses
                            snuer tr.c wa-era  un^ui .=.0 _ _ ro
     None offensive  to  humans or xhich  would  produce
     tastes and/or  odors  ir. biota used  for  hunan const
     None wnicn  would render the waters  unsuitable to:
     designated  uses.
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       24  hour average concentration  shall  r.oc bo less than.
       5.S ng/1 at R.^. 7 3 . S ,  -i . 5  mg/1  at  R.M. 70.0 and
       5.0 mg/1 at R.M. 59.5.   During  the  periods from >pril 1
       to  v_T u r e ^ ^ a* \c Serstemoe*""  "5  tic  D ^ ** e n1 '^ e r 5 "^ r p ^ season a"'
       average shall net be  less  than  5,3  mg/1 in the entire
Snail n o £ o c raised  a o o v e  am o i e n t b v
         °            etembe
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May nor more than  1.5°  P  (0.8° C)  during June
through August, nor  shall ~axir.un temperatures
exceed 35° P (50.0°  C} .   Temperatures shall be
measured outside of  designated heat dis s ir.at ie:
           i i 2 a t Dissirnticn .-^reas  -  The  iiruitations sr> eciried
           a DO ve ~ ay oe exceeded  in  designated heat d i s s i r a t i;
           areas bv special oerTiission on  a  case-bv-case basi.
                                   longer  than  3,500 feet, measu:
                                               discharge enters
           {3}  Ad-acsnt heat Dissipation  Areas  -
               discharges wouic.  result  Tn iieat  dissipation
               areas in such, close proxi.nity  to each other as
               to i r.ro a i r '.protected uses   additional limitatio
               may be prescribed  to  avoid such  impairment.

           ? f- ' ^  ^3— ;a Q*" ^"•"i~^"l;2>"r. *"M~"=i r-l!^r"","^' -  * ' {' ^ ^*2."a ^^"
               temoeratu^e c. '\an~e  i r1  iaesicTnated ^eat   ss
               areas shall not cause  mortality of fish or
f D 1  H s a t D i 3 s i '.i a t i c n  Area  _! e t e r ~ i n a t i o n s ~ "™ h e
    Ci3~e"m' nation o~  lea**  O-iss^oation a~"eas snal
    take into special consideration the extent a
         3 of the receiving  waters so as to meet
               or froe- swimming and drifting  organisms s
               negligible or no effects  are  produced on
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vi i i.   Bacterial Quality

        Fecal coliiorus aot: to exccc-J 770/IO'J  ml  as r. geometric
        average from  i\..'.i. 7S.S  to  R. M.  59.5 and  2Jli/l!-'0  ,?, i  ;rc-i
        R.,-i. 5;;.5 to  R.M. =13.Z.   Sainnles shall  be ta^.er^  at  s-.ich
        frequency ar.J locatioi;  as  to j-.errr.it valid ir.terprctn t io
        A.M.' rooriate  sanitary  SUTVGVS si:all oc  carried out  as a
        SUP r-i enter, t  to  such samni inc:  and laboratory a;:aiyses.
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     For that  portion of  t:io  Delaware Bay  fro:?. R . M .  -3.2
     (" T ' c r o "  T: n •> -i -  "1 o : 2 '•' " " -• "l  ~ 1 Q '• '  '"I  r;  ' A f 1 - r, r ' -   N < -- • -! •
     !^ i- — b '» u i *  :u*...^, ^t^^r*. '^ci.^J  -J A...* Ltj  iN,\^—c.ii^-i.^  w^-^u..
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     fish,  shellfis;: and other aquatic life,  and passag?
     of anadroncus fish; primary contact  recreation; and
     navigation .
             ;~ -.eating,  icsne ncsc.i ,
             Grcaso,  Color  an
 f ^ 1  M c r. e noticeable in the  v< a t e ^~ o ^ d e n o s i t e d  a 1 o n ^ the  snore
     or on  tne  aeuatic substrata in ouantitles  d e ~ r i .TI e p ~ a ~  to
     uiie PL a u u r a -.  oiotia.  .icne  i1*' :i i c n !^ouj.c  render tne waters
     unsuitable for the designated uses.

 (2]   !axi:nu;n  5C-day average  of  -i 0 Jackson  Turbidity Units  (JTU) ,
     s. .Tiaxi.Tiu.7i  of 15'j JT'.j at  any tine, unless  exceeded  due  to
     natural  conditions.

         c  or  Deleterious Substances, Including 3ut .'lot  L_ir.ite_d
     "To .'': me r al -«. c i a s ,  Caustic  A1 h a 11 , Cyanides ,  : :ea'.'v  . o't a 1 s ,
             None, either  alone or  in  combination '.vith  other substances,
             in such  concentrations as  to  affect humans  or be detriment a

             lire, or  vnicn '«ould render  tne ''Caters unsuit.ar.le :er  tne
             designated  uses.
             Xone offensive  :o hunans  or  vhich would  produce offensive
             * a 5 L. c 5 2. r. c / o r  o d o r 5 in. 010*3. u 5 3 c. nor  r. u m E r.  c o r. s Ui r*.; 11. o PL .
             N'^-J*I.I '•'•""'"'"?  * y* i*** i ' ^ -^ T* ^ n r^ -^ T"  ^''^N  V'"*"^'"^ i'~iC;i''t"-'r^1'*1 *^*-— —.v-^
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_4 hour  average concentration shall not  be  less than
            hot less than  ; . C-  :ng/l at any  ti.Ttc,  unless
due to natural conditions.
                             r a i 5 e a a -j o v e a ~ n i o;; t
    more  tnan 4° - (2.2°  C}  durin;: Ser tenner  through
    !iay nor  -ore than 1.5°  ? (3.3° C) during  June
    through  August, nor  shall  :;uixi;nu;r. te-paraturcs
    exceed  35°  F (29.4°  C) .   Terureratures  shall  he
(2)
r/iCasureu.  o u t s i o. e or •''esi^^jtee  heat  ~ ~ s s * ^ a *~" o;:
areas.


Heat  Dissipation Areas  - The  limitations specified
above ;;;ay 3e  excee-e^  in designated heat dissipation
     (A) .' laxinvu.T; Length  - As  a guideline,  heat  dissipation

                                                  r; ~. .  :n r; .1 ^ i' ~ n :
         areas  sna... not  ns  -cnger tnan j,ouu  re
         i * e i n  ^ i i e p o i n - u .1 e r e  ^. i e ^ a o ^ e c i ^ c 11 a, g e enters
         the  stream.


     (3)  Adiaceut iieat L'issination Areas - I1, he re  waste
         discharges 'Aouia result  Tri ,; eat d i s s i ~< a t i c n
         areas  in sucn clos
                             x i .T, 11 y to e a c. i o 111 e r  as
         •--1  ^ -^ —i <•) •* T- / ' *« -r *• ,— r- *• ^ 1  » t CT -a C  j2/'lil'—-'->-^cl  ' *'n^*--»--T'-.-i-
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         ta.\3  ir.*o special  c o n 5 . c 3 r a 11 c r,
         pid^urc  o^ -i.e r s c G i \ - r. ~  ^ A w c . 5 5
         t ;i s  i n " c r. t ar.c ^ u rr; c 5 e  of the criteria
                         ne^iigicie or no  errects ar
                         Dorulations.
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s iiai 1 a:1;1 ly .

Bacterial Quality

(1)  Arnrovcd Shellfish  harvesting Waters  -  1,'hcrc  ha rvc a t i r;;
    or' 5 hei i fishTs usriui t te-J^r e q u i r c T. e n: 5  established by
    the National  Si^clirisr.  Sanitation Prce;ra-  as  set fortl:
    in its current manual  of operations shall  apply.
(2) Ail Other Waters
:ocal  celifor™ levels shall  ncr
                -etric  average of 200/100 nil.
    S a m i i ^ e s s i \ a " ^  be  o b t a 4 n e ',1 2 ~ sufficient  f r e ' '. u e r c i e is
    and at locations  and  during periods '..'nich  will  permit
    valid interpretation  of laboratory analyse?.
    Appropriate  sanitary  surveys shall be came;;  cut  -is
    a supplement  to  sue!1,  sa-plinj and laboratory  analyses,
Between 20 and  120  :;;s/l.

Phenols
v.'ot to 2xcs.ec  0.01  rr. r/l   unless ?x ceo vie a due
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          accepted aesthetic qualifications and  shall be  capable
™        of  supporting diversified aguazic life-  These  waters
•        shall be free of substances attributable to municipal,
^        industrial,  or other discharges or wastes  as  follows:
                     (a)   Materials that will settle  to  form.
|                        objectionable deposits.
£|                   (b)   Floating debris; oil, scum, and  other
                          matter.
™                   (c)   Substances producing objectionable
H                        color, odor, taste, or  turbidity.
_                   (d)   Materials, including radionuclides,  in
                         • concentrations or combinations which
|p                        are toxic or which produce  undesirable
IB                        physiological responses in  human,  fish,
                          and other animal life,  and  plants.
^                   (c)   Substances ctucl condizisr.s o^ combinations
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™          at Buck  Island, St. Croix, and the  Under vrater Trail
It          at Trunk Bay, St. John. •

•          Quality  Criteria
M                    Existing natural conditions shall not be
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            marine  life and for primary  contact recreation  (swinrrring/
            water skiing, et cetera) .
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9                    ^  Dissolved 0 xy g en  - Xot less than 5.5
•                         mg/1 from other than natural conditions.
                      (2)  pK - i-;orr?'al range of pH raust not be
™                         extended an any location by more than
•                         + 0 . 1 pH unit.  An no tirr.e shall the
                           pH be less than 7.0  or greater than 8.3.
                     CLASS_B

Best Usage  of Waters
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^B                        to be greate:



                          Thermal policy  section shall also- apply.



                     (^)  Bac.te.r^-a ~  Shall  nor exceed a geometric



•                         (log) mean  of  70  fecal coliforms per



_                        100 ml by MF or I'.?:; count.



                     (.5)  Dissolved Gas  - Total dissolved gas



j|                        pressure shall  not exceed 110 percent



M                        of existing atmospheric pressure.



                     (6)  Phosphorus  - Phosohorus as uotal ? shall



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                      (7)  Suspended,  Colloidal, or Settleable




                               ds  -   None from waste water sources
                          which will  cause disposition or can be




                          deleterious from the designated uses.




                      (8)  Oil  an d_F l_o at ing Substances - No residue




                          attributable to v/as-e water nor visible




                          oil  film nor globule? of r~ease.




                      (9)  Radioactivitv -
                           (/"•)   Gross 3^ta ~ -^^^,
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•                 (10)   Taste andOdor Procuci_r.c _Subs-ances -
                         None in  arr.ovints thac will interfere with
                         the use  for  primary contact  recreation.,
                         potable  water supolv or will  render any
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                         undesirable  taste or oaor to  ecibie
flf                   '    aquatic  life,
                   (11)   Color  and  Turbidity - A secchi  disc
™                       shall  be visible at a minirr.uru deprh of
^B                       one rr.eter.

                                  CLASS C
H       Bgst  Usage of Waters
                    For the orooacation of desirable  soecies of
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         marine  lire and seconaary contact recreation (boating,
•       fishing,  wading, et cetera) .

•I       Quality Criteria
                    •(1)   Dissolved  Oxvaen - Not less  than  5.0
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                          pH be  less  chan 5.7 or  greater ~har.  3.5


                     (3)   Bacteria -  Shall r.oe  exceed a ceone~ric
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                          None in  amounts  that will  interfere


                          with the  use  for ootable water sue/civ


                          will render  anv  undesirable  taste or '
                           :o edible ac
^                   (5)   Other  provisions for  Class  3 waters

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                     (b)   In non-passacewav the surface water


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                NO  h.5 an TT.av be add
•oixincr zones which  would cause terr.ceratures to exce-;
0 °F, or whic
                would
                      cause -he rr.on-hly rr.eari of the
     iirrr c 3 t
               — e rzr a r a c. u r e

           ±  anv  hea~/-
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           (d)   Mo  discharge or ccnbina-ion of cischarcas




shall be i-jurious to fish or shellfish or che culture




or propagation  of  a balanced, indigenous ccpulazion
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           (a)   Rate of cerrioeracure  char.ge ouzsice the
niixing cone  shall- no- be -ore chan  1°T  per hour, nor
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                n  anv 24 -hour oerioc except when r.ac'ura
ohenoniena  cause  these li

                                 be  exceede
           (f)   Unies.
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a specified  ooint as the center  (no- necessarilv th
ouzfall but  liinitsd zo one ooint  for each inscallazi




and a radius ecual to the square  root of the vol. u_T.e
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                                          if cra 11 on3  ce•
dav, tir?.es  200  feec;  and in no  case  exceed 3/4 rail2.
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         Mixing Zones

                    The need/  locat-ion/ size and  dsoth  of the

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                            avicss  whiicii ins'uzrs  diac.  tins wss~a
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                    in ens 3~a_-i.esi craccxcaola  area.

              *            (2)   For the protection of  aquatic life

                    resources/  the mixing,zones  must not ba

                    used  for  or be considered  as a substitute

                    foi* waste treatment facilities,
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l|                  the water should ccnvcly wich all the watar

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canon.  If,  af~er  complete mixing with
the available dilution W3~er< these ""ecTuire™
uients are no- rr.e-/  the effluent mus-  -a
      (.4)  No conciticns shall "be permitted.
to exisz within  the rr.ixing zcne,  (.---) that  are
rapidly lethal  (i.e./  exceed rhe 35-ho-ur
rnedlan ~olerar.ce  li^ii")  to Iccailv  irrroortant
and desirable ir.dicenous acuacic life,  (3)
that prohibit plar.ktonic orgar.isnis  from
being carried through  ~hs ~_Lxing zone .  These
orcranisns will be  exposed to its conditions
only for che oeriod of tlrr.e req'uired ~o drift
through the rrJ.xing zone and will survive
without 'undue damage 3>* stress rwhile they
are passing chrough.
      (5)  Maxiniuia  vertical dispersion of
wastewater discharge flow shall be  provided
for in the tnixing  zone.
      (5)  Mixing  zones shall not intersect
spawning or nursery areas, migratory rcu~es,
wacer intake, nor  ~ouths of rivers.

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                     being discharged shall no- sa.-le in measur-

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          Waters whose existing qualify is better than          1
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Virgin Islands will ncc be lowered in quali-y 'unless-           I

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and until it has been affirmative"- v demonstrated  to  the
Environmental Projection Agency rhat such change  is
justifiable as a result of necessary economic or  social
develccment and will not interfere with or become
Injurious to any assigned uses made of/ or presently
possible in, such waters.  Any industrial, public or
priva-e project or development which would cons-ituce
a new source of pollution or an increased source  of
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and best practicable degree of waste treatment available
under existing techr.olocv, and since these are also
Federal standards, these waste treatment requirements            J
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          of Buck Island's Na-urai Barrier




          Reef,  Sr. Croix.




     (2)   Trunk  3 ay,  St. John.




(b)   Class 3 (marine life and primary ccr.zact




     recreation)




     (1)   All other coascaj. waters not




          classified Class A or Class C.




(c)   Class C (marine life and secondary




     conract recreation)




     (1)   Si.  Thomas




          (A)   St. Thomas Harbor beginning




               at ?.uper~ Rock arid extending




               to Hauiover Cut.




          (3)   Crown Say enclosed by a line




               from Hassei Island at Hauiover




               Cut to P.sgis Point at Wes-




               Gra ga ri e , Ch anna1.




          (C)   Xrtpn Bay




     (2)   St.  Croix




          ''A)   Chris~iansced "Harbor from  r"or~




               Louise Augusc to Golden Rock.




          (3)   Frederiksted Harbor from La




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                         NEW YORK


Classes and Standards for _5aline Surface  'v'ate.rs

          The  following items and specifications shall

be the standards  aDolicabla to all New  York  SaJL-Lns

Surf a ce~ Wa ^~ e ^s  wh .1.ch a"^3 as3 ^ CT^2d t"'^s da--S3^ "*"^ ^^^d.o^

of SA, 53, SC  cr  SID, in addition to ^he specific

3~anda^rc3 whicri az°2 found in tnis oair~  '-indsir dna isadinc

of ^acri 3ii.cJrL  c"' assi.fi.ca'ti^ on*
      Quali.tr/  Standards for Saline Surface Wats
I tans                               soecir^caticns


    Garbage/  cinders/  ashes,  Nona  in  any wa~ars
    oils,  sludge or other     the marina  district as
efined bv Zlnvr
                                                onrr.enta
                               Gonser-acion Law (§ 17-0105).

2.  pH                         The normal  ranee shall
                               not be  extended by .-ncre
                               than  one--enth O.I)  ?H  -
                               ur.it.

3.  Turbidity                  No increase except fro~
                               nacural  sources -hac will
                               cause a  substantial visible
                               contrast co natural condi-
                               tions.   In  cases of natur-
                               ally  turbid waters, the
                               contrast will be due to
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6.   Oil and flea-ing
    substances
None frora  man-rriade source;


to ar.-ic:.pacad  best: usage
of wazer s.


None fron:  sewage,  indus-
                               wastes wcii wll  causa
                               dacosi~ion cr be dala~s~-
                               ious for ar.v basz  usagrs
                                    Tiinsd for  ~hs soeci.f."

                                      which  a~=  assicriad
-o aacn ciass.


No rasidus  sti~z"ibut:aji;l,a
to sewage,  Induscrial
wastes  cr  o~her wastes,
nor visible oil  fiirr, r.or
                                         ;- grease
                               No discharge which-will be


                               make -he wa-ers  unsafe or
                               unsuitable for one  specific
                               waters which are  assioned
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for sheiif ishir.g  for market: purposes  and primary and

seconcarv concact recreation.

        Qualirv  Standards for Class 5A  waters

Items                               Specifications

1.  Co Iz. form                   Tna rr.sci.an M?N" valus in
                               any series of samples
                               raoresencative cf waters
                               in tne  snaiifish crrcwinc
                               araa snai_ no~ oe i.n
                               excess  of sevency (70)
                               per 130 mi.

2.  Dissolved  Cxyger.          Shall not be less than
                               5.0 mg/1  at any zime.

3.  Toxic vas~es. and          None in arr.our.rs thar. will
    deleterious  substances    interfere with use for
                               o "** ** "na^"^  ^ ^> p "^ a /^> TI "^ :n /-""-"a a tiz. o P
                               or ~ha~  will  be injurious
                               to edible  fish or shellfish
                               *- •< f* *
                               any manner shall adversely
                               affect  the flavor/ color/
                               odor  or  sanitary condition
                               thereof or imcair the warar
                               for any other best usage
                               as- determined for the
                               'C T"^f£3 f™* "T — 7 /*^  *.j* ^5 *" ri "*"-C? "i," *"* "* •*** O ^5 ""^ii
                               O --^ ^ W—• «. 4 ^-.  rr d. •«. ~» .^ w **• ** — ^r* * ;—- •— —.
                               assigned  to this class .
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Best usaca of waters.   The wa-ar
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3.  -Toxic Was-es  (concinuad)  Darner  shall adversely
                               affect  the flavor, color,
                               odor  or sani_ary condition

                               waters  for any oc.ier bast.

                               the specific waters which
                               — ^T -* — S 3 ^ C"^1 S~ci ~* Q r'^2,1^ O "* 3t S 3
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for fishing and all other uses  except for primary  contact


recreation  and for the taj-clncr of shellfish for narket
             Quaiitv Standards  for Class SC Waters
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The T.on.'thlv  ceorr.s~rio ~ean
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2.  Dissolved  Cxv~er.
    Toxio was-as anc
                                100  .Til of sample shall  r.o
                                exceed 10,000 ar.d -he .T.or.
                                crsOT^.e* — ^ic nean """^oa"1 oo"' ^
                                value for 100 ml of  saiT.cl
                                shall no- exceed 2003  fror
                                3. minin'uin of 5 ez^azninatio
                                This scancsLrd s'~3.1i  02  ""'e
                                durinc ail oeriods whan
                                disinfection is oracticed
Shall not  be less than 5.0
No n e i r*  ano u r, " 3 t_h at: v i 1 1
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recrsa.t-Cn.ai  ourcc 5ss/  sh ell ~i s '"^ c ui ~ t^r g  o ^ the d13 v° ~ oo -
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              'jali-v Srar.cards for Class  3D Waters
1.  Dissolved  Oxygen          Shall not be less than
                               3 . 0 rr.cr/1  a~ ar.v tlms .

2.  Toxic washes  and          Ncr.e alone or in cocrjbina—
    deleterious  substances    tion with other substances
                               or was~ss in suidicisnt
                               araounts  ~co orevsnt. survivaj

                               o     s   le
                               ths wa~ers  for a~v etcher
                               best  usa'^e  as determined
                               for rhe  specific wacars
                               which are  assigned to this
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                       Special  Classes  and Standards for the
                       Lower  Hudson  River, Arthur Kill,  Kill
                       Van  Kuli,  Harlam River,  Raritan'Bay-
                       ana  Lower  East River Drainage Basins,
                       New  York Bay  area , ' Nassau County inoiuc
                       in g  Long I slant  Sounc,  Surrolk Ccun~y,
                       Upper  East ?_ivar, Lone  Island Sound
    :r East ?-ivar, -.one  isuanc
• Drainage Basins, within. Queens,  Bron:<:
and Westchest=*r counties  and Jamaica
3av Drainace Basin within  \incs  and
Queens counties including  a certain
                  lowing  areas,  which  constitute che Interstaze

                  Sanitation  District:

                  1.  The  drainage  basin  of the Lower Hudson River

                  froa  the ~outh to northern Westohes-ar-Rookland
   ••            count.*/ lines ,  e^cect  Saw Mill Pviver ar.d Starkill

                 Greek drainace basins.
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                 Kull, and  Harlem  River,  and. Raritan Bay.

                 3.  The  drainage  basin  of Lower East River from

   |            the mouth  to  a line across East River north of

   •            Wards Island  between  Stony Point in Bronx County

                 and Lawrence  Point  in Queens  Count'/'.

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4.  Mew fork  Bay including Gravesend  Bay,  Coney
        reek,  Acianiic Basin, Erie  Basin,  Gowar.us
Bay, Gowanus  Canal.   The Narrows "and Ailancic Ocean
waisrs off Coney Island lying westerly of a north-
souih line from  Lighi Inlet: a- -th
                                   e  scucb sas-erly
tip of Coney  Is land "Peninsula, to  ths  sou-h ~itj of
PvO c k aw ~ y
          ~       T  — n ^     ^ ^ ~ -^
jeicy lichi,  chence dua scmh ~o  rhe  Mew York-New
Jersey boundary  line.
5.  Nassau County  inoludincr the waters

T 3 1 a "* r' ^rv-p'"'  '"^ fa — v/P « n '•.;,= =; q 3 ;i —~)i';=<=> n 5  ^ — (3  xla = c^" —^5i~~'
*L> W ^ fc— * » ^^ W ^v< ^w«^ * ^~,  f-4 ^ -w ^* 'w ^ . .1 • * ^" O ^ C~ ^M. ^/ _^ ~.^ — k . ^2  n . , _ Srt  « 1 ~~~ ^ ^1 ^ ^A «J «k -« ^. >

                           <- Co^^^ti*/  '"•/"•nQ w^sc o" a
nor-th-scutn  topographi
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in ~he Azlan-io Ocean ai che souzh  Stare boundar*/
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               near Manhattan 3eaoh co tha westarlv  shoreline  west


               of Lookout Tower on Rock away Point:.



               Said ciassas and standards of quality and  purity


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3es- us ace of waters.   The wafers shall be suitable

for secondary cor.cacz  recrea-ior. and any ccher usage
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ror niarxat. oarr:ases.
      Qualitv Standards  for Cias;
Itsr.s
Garbage, c
oils, slue
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.ncers,  asnes,
:a  or  other
                               marir.s discric- as  define
                               by Environmental Conserva
                               tion Law (§17-0105) .
                               The rr.onchly geor.stric  .T.ean
                               total co li form value  for
                               100 ml of same la shall not
                               fecal coliform valua  for
                               100 ml of sample shall  nor
                               excsed 2030 from a minimum
                               of 5 examinations.  This
                               during all periods when
    Dissolved Cxvcren
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                           be extended by more than
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ducing substances,

toxic was-es  and

deleterious substances
         cec, colicica_
   or se-tisabie solids
   Oil and floating
   s ub s — an c ^ s
                                   ioec
                                               ;ns
                           contrast to natural condi-
                           tions.   In cases of nazur-
                           ally turbid waters,"the
                           contrast viil be due to
                           increased curbidi.-y.


                           Nons front' rnan~niad2 sotzrcas
                              of  varars.


                              None in a.T.ount3 zhat will
                              interfere with use for
                              secondary conbac- racraa-
                              cion or that will ba  •
                              injurious -o edible fish
                              or  shs-i.1 — — sh or ~na cu—~*
                              Qr*  w^z.'^h -i.n ;ari"/ rianr^"*11* 3ha	'

                              adversely azfact cha flavor/

                              color,  odor or sanitary

                              conditions ihereof,  or

                              imnair  th.8 w^tars for anv

                              other best usage as  de_ar-

                              niined for ~he specific

                              waters  which are as si cm ad.
                              — O  — '-is r"' s c ^
                              ^ ^/  ^« « «u o ^ ^. •«•. o o •
                           Ncna frcru sewage, industrial
                           wastes or other was-es whic:
                           vill cause deposition or 0*2
                           deleterious for anv best
                           usage dacaminad for the
                           specific waters which ara
                           assigned co -his class.


                           No residue attributable to
                           sewaga,  incus-rial wastes
                           or other was-as, nor visibl;
                           oil film nor clobulas of
                           grease.

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10.   Thermal Discharges
No discharge which will  bs
injurious -3 fish life  cr
maxs che wa-ters unsafe or
unsuitable far any best
usage determined- for  zhe
so>2cific vatars '"'hich  ara
assined to zhis class.

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Best, usace of waters.   Ail  wacers noc ori.tiarilv for
recreational purposes/  saeij.;^.sr. cui-zure or -ne ceve_oo-


rr.ent of fishlife.
        Quailry  Standards  for Class II Wafers
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ooec
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1.  Floating solids,           None which are readily
    set.zlea.ble  solids/         visible and azzrihucable
    sludge deposits            to sewage, industrial
                               washes or other wasces or
                               which deieteriously increase
                               the amounts of these con-
                               st; i cue nzs in receiving
                               waters af~er opportunity
                               for reasonable dilution and
                               mixture with the wastes .
                               discharged thereto.


2.  Garbage, cinders,  ashes,   None in any waters of ihe
    oils, sludge  or  ocher      marina distric- as defined
    ""efuse                     DV 3nviromnencai Ccnserva~
                               tion Law  (§17-0105).


3.  Dissolved Oxygen          An average of not  less than
       ~                       30% s at'oration during any
                               weex of the '/ear,  ore viced
                               such sacura-ion levels
                               ''nsure •3decuaT~e O'o^c'e^
                               "o support fish and shell-
                               fish life at ail ~ines.


4.  Toxic wastes/  oil,         None alone or in combination
    deleterious substances,    with other substances or
    colored or  other          wastes in sufficient: arr.cunts
    was~es, or  thermal         to be injurious zo edible
    discharges                 fish and snellfish, or the
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Toxic wastes  (Continued.)   culture or propagation
                           thereof, or which shall
                           in any manner affect the
                           flavor, color, odor or
                           sani-ary condition of
                           such fish or shellfish
                           so as cc injcuriously
                           a.ffec± ~he sale thereof;,
                           or which shall causa any
                           injury ~o the cublie and
                           priva-e shallfisherias
                           of chis- 3-a~a.  See ?ar~r
                           7C4 for cherTr.ai dj-scharc
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          Definitions


                .    The several tarns, words or -phrases herei


          after ~en cloned snail be construed as follows:
                                 s         as acpearn~  n •


•          table I shall mean that Busier or abbreviation assigned
         -                         ;                           '  -

          to an  designated wa~ers or  eril on thereof for the
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          purpose o   dentification.


                        (1)   The numbering or index system used.


                    to identify specific waters of New York State


                    was adapted frca -hat used by the New York


•                  Stace Conservation Department in ins biologi-


•                  cai 3u~/ev series of records on watersheds of


                    the State.  The primary waters of a drainage


                    area,  such as a river, large laJ
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          encountered alone zr.e cributarv proceecir-c
          f r err.  its  TT.C u th t c th e s ou r cs / an c  i n  like
          manner  =11  of its other s creaa courses  are
          «  tn.  «d.r -.hey. « encc^ered v-.t-, tne;        .j
          system.   Tributaries or such lakes  and  ocnds
                                                                 I
          are nu^r/ered. consacut.i"ej.v as tnev  eritar,             |
          progressing clockwise around the lake or pond        I
          frarn.  its  outlet or nouth.  The nurr-bars
          assigned  to such lakes and ponds are prefixed        "
          by  -he  letter ?.   When isolated lakes and            I
          oonds are referenced bv a waters index  nuzisr,        •
          it  is Tiierelv for convenience of their identifi—
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          and  it  is not necessarily indica"ti"e of  tiheir
          being, tributary to any wa-ars -c which no
          surface connectiion is shown on dhe reference
          mas.
tribu-ary and  tributaries,  and cha tarsus  siutr~,3v.-±cz"j  and
              snali  mean  any strea-, pone, or o-ner  oocy
of surface water; where  no  tributary, tributaries,  sub-         |

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           Q2.1 ^.v ess'' cna~ad waters  shall  inc-"1 ude cni"^ the  s~ ream
•         pond, or other body of water referenced by such warers
•         index number;  where -ribucarv,  tribu~a_rias ,  subtr.ibutarv

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           nusher, tha  soecificailv desicmazed  wa-ers shall
           encad b  such  wa-ers index r.uiriier  and all tr.bu
           anc  sue tributaries tnarsor,  wnj.cn are sr.cwrs. on  c.ie

           reference  .~aps,  excluding  numbered penes, unle;

           exceptions ara exsresslv sta-ed.
                      (c)   itcrr.z  is apcsarinc in table I  sh



           In cases of  specifically designated  waters which have

           no name, tha nanad wa-ers -o which tha unnar.ed wafers

           ara tribu-arv  ara  identified as  far  as possible.
           tn.e nair.a  oy wnicn tna soacinca^iv easign"3.-ee wacars are
           known  and which na—a nav  acpaar on tha reference  rr.aos .
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™         contains  designations of  sagmen's or sac-ions  of  waters
•         under  consideration to which a particular assignment of

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             <^ _ <«• O +j —« ^ * v*  O «. *-* » '^* •—• — * -~* <» ^_ s
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the classification or standards..
(a)
                              as  appearing in. table  I
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tie folicwiric .itznberec. ^iaps  rscroducad hsreizi ccnisiatal

                r  ndex nu-T-bers  are  shown vtliin  che
 ocac"raoh.cal  lirrJ-t lins of ~ha  desc
basins or  areas.
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                                    MORICHES 3AI ASZA (Continued)
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                     John's Neck  Creek
                        Enters Harrow Bay approxi
                        mately 0.7 rile northeast:
                        of  scutherr-ncst extrar-ity
                        of  Sniith Point.
                                         5C
Trib. of Narrow  Bay
                                             Shears Narrov Bay  apprcxi
                                             inataly 0.2 tile aasc  of
                                             John's Neck Greek.
                     Trib. of Narrc-w
Enters Harrow  Bay  approxi-
aately 1.25 nilas  north—
aasteriy of scuthartnnost
^a-^*- —:nr-»-< *-~7  -^ - ^.-7.-* - '-i ~2^i — r
M .\ — * —  I *, f  O — X UMB ^..A .vwlvbU.
                                                                SC
, a
                                 n.  Craa.
	 Narrow  Bay  approxi-   2
nately 0.55 nila north-
vest of Patteraquash Island.
Mouth of Pattersquaah Greek
shall be considered  co be
a. line conscruoted  perpen-
dicular 10 channel  aicis of
pattersquash Creek  passing
through point  aoprcrcinacei/
one-fourth nile due  torth
of iacirode line -Q  degress
45 ninutes 00  seconds as
shown on reference  nao.
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                     Moriches  Bay
                     portions  as
                     des crib ed

                        Bay v-hi~h a""*e 5l.Ciiacj
                                             souchemrccsc ixtrerLicy  of
                                             Masbury Point vith poinc
                                             of land a-s shove, on  refer-
                                             ence nap located approp-
                                             riately 0.5 nile easterly
                                             froti nouth of Terrell River.
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•0  ana trios.
icvn on reference
13
Trib. of Moriches
Bay
Enters Moriches  Bay  approsi- 2
nately 0.5 nile  souchvest
of Masbury Point.
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                                  MORICHES  3AT (Continued)
                                                                           .-'AS
                            saws-
                                                       - -ill
                                                       caxsrrs
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                     Forge River
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                     River
                     Old Meek Creek
                     Oid-.H'eck Creek
                     Poosoat^ck Creek
That portion of Forge
River from nouth  to  line
connecting northerly bank  -
of Ely Creek at its nouth
vith northerly bank of
crib. 4a at its nouth
designated as item, no.  22.
Mouth of Forge River shall
be considered to  be repre-
sented by line par-pandi.ru-

Forge River passing  through
southernmost extremity  of
Mas bur"
                                            That portion of Forge         2
                                            River northerly of line
                                            connecting aorth banks of
                                            Ely Creek and trib . '-3. as
                                            described under it en ~o . 14.
                                            Enters For^e River front
                                            vase approximately 0.5
                                            nil a vest and slightly
                                            north of Hasbury Point.
Fron ncuth upstreaa a
distance of 1.500 feet.
Enters Moriches Bay
approximately 0.75 ail a
northwest of hLasbury ?oint

Froa ocint 1500 feet
above noxztb. of Old Neck
Creek to 'head of tide
vater .

Enters Forge River  .
approximately 1.0 aila
northwest of Mas bury
Point.
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 74-4  portion          Ely Creek              Enters Forge  ?.iver  approxi-   2        3C         5C
 s  described                                  aataly 1.5 miles  northwest
                                             of Masbury,- Poize.   Froo.
                                             couth upstream, distanca of
                                             one—fourth nile measured
                                             along channel  arsis.

 74-4  oar-ion          Sly Creek              Frcn paint one—fourth zila -   2        3D        -"31
 c  described                                  above zsouch Co head of _ida
                                             vacar.

,74-ua                Trib.  of Forge 3JLvar   Zncars Forge  ?^.var  approxi-   2        3C         3C
                                             aacaiy 0.5 rail a. north of
                                             Poospacnck Craek.

.71                   Areskuand Creek         incars M.orlchas 3ay approzi-  2        SC
                                             nacaly 0.5 rzila easterly
                                             froiTi 3en_i-ii Craek.

.71 and  cribs.         Orchard Neck Craak     Encars Moriches 3ay approxi-  2        SC         3C-
                                             iiacaly 0.55 ail a  aascarly
                                             from Aresk-and Creek.                                I

.7Ca and zribs.        Trib.  of Moriches 3ay  Inters Moriches Bay approxi-  2        53         3D
                                             nacaly 0.3 aila aas-  of                            I
                                             Orchard  Mack  Creek.

.70 or ? 345           Terrell River          From no^ch 'ipstraara a        2         3C
 crrion  as                                    distance cf iOCO  feet.
.ascribed

.70 or ? 346           Tarrall River          From point LOGO feec above    1        3D
 crtion  as                                    ttouth of head of  tidawatar.
.escribed
                      Trios, of Terrell      Inter Terrell  River fron      2        3D
                      Hlver                  east at  points  approrcl-
                                             aate_ly 0.35  and 0.5 nil a
                                             above ncuth,  respectively.

                      5ani;c Creek            Front nouth  to head of tide-   2        3C
                                             vater. Inters Moriches 3ay
                                             appro-xinateiy  0.55  mi la
                                             northeast  of  Masbury Point.

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                                         MQRICEZS  3A5 (Continued)
                                                                           'SO.
                     Vase 5an±s Craak
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    scribed
                     Vest Sanis Craek
                     Trib. of Narrov 3ay
From zouth  upstream distance
of 3,000  faec ziueasured  along
channel axis.   Inters 5aniz
Craek approximately Q.I
  'la aaove  mouth  of 5£3-j,
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Ail portion of Moriches
Say e^cepz chosa por.ioes
dasigtrarad as iraa c.o .  12.
Moriches Bay shall be
considarad as "hac bccy of
tidal vatar as s'aovn a-a
rafersnce, o^aps, as elusive
of cribs., as cia ri as. and
caves as described latar in
chis :ab la" situated northerly
of Great South Baach, Pikas
Beach and Vestharrpton Beach.
and astandicg frcn iiaa passin
due south through, easternmost
estraoity of Jorge Poinc to
line passing c'ua south  through.
2,
                                        3A
southernmost:
?ot"cnk Point.
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                   MORICEZ3  BAY  (Continued)
       SAMS
                                                       ss?.
Southerly half
of Tuchill Cove
in a" portaon or  iutr.i_l
Cove vhich is situated
southerly of line  extending
across and perpendicular  to

Cove at point nidvay becveen
;iout-h of trio. 159a, desig-
nated as item no.  -0 and
line connecting  tvo Tcthill
Points, as shown  on reference

c '"1 -3 "I f np ^1on«;-'--'p-»-a'-' — ~i '•« p
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                                              MORICHES  3AI  (Continued)
    portion
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Portion of northerly
That porticn or Hart's Cove
situated northerly of line
extending across and per-
pendicular to channel axis
of Hart's Cove ac point
sicway b a eve en rxsuth of
trio. 169 designated as
item no. 44 and nourh of
Hart's Cove and southerly
of line constructed 0.25
nile north of and parallel
2,3
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                     Trib. of Morichea
                     Bay
                       Enters Moriches Bay  appro
                       aataly 0.25 nile  aast of
                       crib. 154.
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                     Mori'chea^ Say
                     Soaonk Cove
                       Encar Moriches Bay  approxi-
                       mately 0.2 ail a and 0.4
                       nils, respectively, vest of
                       Specnk Point.

                       Mouth of 5psank Cove shall
                       be considered as represented
                       by line connecting  Specnk
                       Point vith vasearly bank
                       of crib. 152c, at its nouth,
                       designated as iterj  no. 70.
                     Soecnk ?-iver
                                            _i_=:_o  2±  ^
    a crib ad
                     ?or-tion. of northerly
                     half of Hart's'Cove
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                     Cove
                       Thac portion of Hart's Cove
                       siiua,c:ad northerly of
                       Line 0.25 aila north of
                       and parallel to iina attendi
                       across and perpendicular  <:o
                       channel a:cis of Hart's Cove
                       at point aidvay ber^rean. nout
                       of trio. L59 and nouch of
                                                                                    5 3
                                            inters at upper "e
                                            of Hart's Cove.
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Trib.  to trib .
of Hart's Cove
                                             inters  trt,o .  102 appro:o.-
                                             tiately  0.15 nils zorth. of
                                             souzh. of 169 .
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53a. and trib .
                     irio.  at
                     Hart's  Cove
                       Inters  :rca. aasc apprc:d-
                       •nataly  0.3  ail a vest of
                       Haven Point.
                                                                                     SD
                             ly half
                       f  Seatucx Covs
                       Taac  portion or ^eatucs -errs
                       siiuacad scutharlj of Lira
                       cotmscting  north banks of
                       ncuchs  of trios. 153 and
                       J.55   dssi^iat3d as i.t£m
                       nos.  5G and 51, respectively.
                       Mouth of 5
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Trio, of Zacers
SaaCuck Craek 0.2 ail
Saacuck
•o head
Trib . or Eacars
Morichas Say sacaiy
crib. 1
Irib. of Zacars
Moriches 3ay sacaly
154a.
East 3 ranch Zatars
te ~* ' "Tr*- ti
cidavac
Saavardarj. Gova Mouch o
shall b
raorasa
«*=« E-
Seacuck Crask aporo^i- 3
a vase of aouuh of
. Craek. Jroni ncuch
of -idavarar.
Moriches 3 ay appro^i- 3
53 .
Morichas 3ay apprcsi- 3
0.05 oil a aasc of :rib .

Seacuck Gova a: upper 3
s of Seatuck Gova.
uth. zo head of
a~* .
f 3aavardara Gova 3
e coasidarad as
atad b'' li"e coaaacci"2
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                                       land  a:i_ar.ding icco Morichas
                                       Say acp rozinacaly 0.15 rrila
                                       sourh of 2cuch of trio.
                                       151a  dasig^iatad as i~an ~o .
                                       79.
riad
               3aavardai2 Crsa
               Moriches  3av
                -rib.  o:
                Moriches  3av
               Tr:.b.  or
               Moriches  3av
      ream  ^ova.   Mourr. :o
head  of  ridavacar.

Zacars Moriches  3ay approxi-   3
nacaly 0-25  ^ila aasc of
acuch of Soecak  River.
Sacars Moriches  3ay approrci-
3ia.caly 0.3 nil a  vase of
Apaut-ck ?oi-t.

Eacars Morichas  3ay approxi-
ciacaly 0.4 ail a  east of
crib'. L52c.
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;rio. or
Moriches 3 ay

                       Moriches Bay
                                 ) ricr.es  Bay appro si-   3
                        nacaly O.I  rii_Le zcrthvesz of
                        Porur-k ?oir.= .
                                               ziias becvsas. a lins passing
                                                                ; a j a _ „ £
                       irzo s.  o :
                       Beaverdan Cove
                        Zccar Beaver dart  Cove

                        0.4 nils, r=spec:ivel7,
                        scuichaast: jf zcurh  of
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                       Saacuck Crasic
                        ** ° 31^ ^ ^*" ""* Vs3	"/   3,0 o <1- 0 "C i^
                        0.35 ar.c 0-5 nil a,  ra
                        iveJLj, aboT= zouch  of
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Flanders 3ay ease
                                            Flanders 3 ay aast shall be
                                            considered as that body of
                                            cidal vatar, as shovn ca  the
                                            reference zap, ax-iusive  of
                                            Cribs, ar.d eacLiarlas das crib ed
                                            lacar i=. chlo :abla, Ivicg ,
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                                             boundary of Raeves 3ay  and

                                             boundary of Reaves 3ay.

                                             ^*""^ an^^^"s 3 a7 cPT^ ** ^ T~ ^hall be    ^
                                             considered as that body  of
                                             tidal, vatar lying becveen a
                                             line fro01 center of P.aevas
                                             Creak to northvestam boundary
                                             of  Reeves 3ay and a line froa
                                             vase shora of P.eeves Creak to
                                             southern point of Indian Island
                                             and continued to northvestem
                                             bo'-mdary of Reeves 3av.
                                              Incars  Jlandars Say aasc
                                              nor'th  appro-xinataly 1.9 n
                                              vest of Mianogue Point.
                                              Flanders  3ay vest shall be
                                              considered as that body of
                                              tidal  vatar lying becveen
                                              ^**> b* -M  >• M  «^ ^^^W^-AIv^.d -jO-aw'~ O*.
                                              —nciian i.s«anc to nortnvestem
                                              boundary  -zi Reeves 3ay and
                                              line  due  south froc: nouth of
                                              Sawaill Creek.
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                      3av east
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                       Enters  Flanders  3ay aast froa
                       north  appro"inataly 0.3 nile
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                                                                   BAT  (Continu
105a in
? 508
                       Trib. of  Ilandars
                       Bay  aasc
Zln. C — ZT3  - J_ c.H C 3 "*" S 3 c-V -1 S3
i. *. 3HI ^O i, •-,.-i.  c. _«O — -v .1. 11 •• c. — 5 —.
0. 7 T.ila vesc of
Jiiaaogus roi^c.
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                       Trib. of  Tlazdars
                       3av aasc
" -i f a T- 2  "^*3.::3'*l!i":i"r"3 3 cLT 5 •" 3 w
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                                                  —

    escribed
                       3ay east
                                               1.5 nilas  vest of

                                               section.

T1Q portion
=s dascrib ad
                       ..a a c 1^1 g r.aus a
                       Craak
 3 dascribac
                       Graa
                       Savsill  Craal-:
intars ..Lancers 22.7 east  a;



Point.

Inters Tlandars 3ay oantar

Island.   Jrotn ncuth :o
Long Island  Railroad,


Above Long  Island Railroad.



froa vast  approxinataly

Tidal saction.

Entars Tlandars Bay vast


Long Island  Railroad,
                                                                                         SC
                                                                                         3D
 ascrib ad
                                               Znrars  Jlar.dars Bay vase
                                               froa vase.  Tidal sacoioo.,
                                               cast of  Pacsnic Avsnua da:
                                               - Riyarhaad.

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                      Reaves Say
Trib, of Raeves
Say
                      Trio, of Reaves
                      Sav
                      Goose Craek
                                             Raevas 3ay shall be  c
                                             sidarad as that body
                                             tiaa-L vatar  lying  soutr.-
                                             vest of Jlandars 3ay  aasc,
                                             as sh.oT~-n. on  reference p ::ap.

                                             Zntars Raevas 3ay  froa vest
                                                                   a
                       southwest  o:  tortnvestam
                       boundary of Raa^ras  Say

                       Zatars  R.aavss  3ay frcn south
                       appro:*:
                       south-vest  or  zortr.aastam
                       boundary of Reaves  3ay.

                       Zacars  Raevas  Say froa south-  2
                       east  approximately  Z.2
                       nila  souchvest of torth.—
                       east am boundary  of Raeves
                       Say.  Tidal saction,  torth.
                                                               5C
                                                                                     SC


                                              o     anars  oa.
 ilS
     crt.icn as
                      Hubbard Craek
                      3irch Craek
                       iO-tsrs  r Lancers  Sav  aast
                       froa  south  appro:cinataly
                       1.5 nil as vase  o~  Red
                       Cadar Point.  Tidal  sacti:
                       nortn ot  ^^.ancars  Roac.

                       Zacars  Jlandars  Say  aast
                       frca  south  apprc:cinataly
                       0.9 niia  southvast of Rad
                       Zatars  Jlandars  Say  aast
                       frot:  south  aoorordnataiv

                                              aorth o   Jlandars  R.oad.
                                                                                     5C

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                      Vading rlivar
                      Tr-b, of
                      Peconic River
                                               n.tar-5  loc.g  Isan  Soun
                                              enters  Psccnfc River from
                                              south ascrox.  0.3 west of
                                              mouth.  Tidal  sac-Ion, north
                                              ^ ,r r 1 3 n»"'n 
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                              COUNT?  -  PECCNVC P.I7IR -  ?I_-_;iTE7-S 3 A? ^'Continued)
                                                                               3t*"g
                                                         :sjC7j:?7;c:f              — '
                       Long Island  Sound       Sacvasn pcinc  L.25 ^iles
                                               wesc of West Landing,
                                               Town of 3rac:>'.havar; ,  and
                                               Jacobs Poinc,  To^-a of
                                               River head.

   porcioa             Trio, of Loag           Enters Icug  "jiand Sound        2       -53
as described           Island Sound            iron, southeast  aopro-xi-
                                               se

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                                3U770LX  COUNT?  -  G^AI1 SOUTH 3AY
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                    Atlantic  Ocaai
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Patchogua Bay
Portion a^itancing tnraa
niias saavard froa Gcaat
South Beach bervaar. a lina
passing dua south through
Blua Point and a line
passing dua south through
Smith Point.

That portion of Graat South
3ay situated scuchariy of a
iina connecting southern—
nose and of Biua Point vith
                                           Sowai-L ?oi-nc and a2;taning
                                           from a lins passing dua
                                           souch through 3iua Point
                                           to  a Line passing dua south
                                           through ECvail Point.'

                                           Patchcgue Bay shall be         2
                                           considarad as that body
                                           of  tidal vatar asciusiva
                                           of  tribs.  and astuarias
                                           situatsd northariy of a

                                           nost a^traditi 23  of Blua
                                           Point and Hovail Point-
                    Irib.  of  Patchog^ua      Incars  ?a_;hogua 3ay from
                    Bay                     north vast appro/:i_nataiy
                                                               3 A
                                       SA
                    trt-o .  or
                    Patchogua  Bay
                    (Tidevacar
                    section)
                       Zntars Patchog-ua Bay
                       frco. northvast approxi-
                       iataiy 1.0 nila narthaasc
                       of Blua Point.  Xouth  to
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                    sectiou)
                       Sncars Patshogua Bay froa
                       northvasc approxinacal"/
                       1.5 nil23 normaast of
                       Blua Poinc.  Hcuth ~o Wast
                       Lake (? 390).

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                                      COUNT?  -  GSZAr SCCTH 3AT (Ccncinuad)
                                                                            ".HX?
as dascno-ec.
Pacchogua Craak
(Tidawatar section)
Zn^~*r3 "^ a ~ c ^ c c ' ' a 3—^  ""^"cc
nor~h 1.7 nilas rxcrchaas;
of Blue Poinc.  Mouch  :o
Lcug Island Railroad  tracks
(appraxi^acai/ 0.3  oile) .
                                                                                      SC
" 33 portion.
as dascrib ad
    Craak.
Infers Pacchcgua 3a.y
fron no "h. au^roTrLnac
0.7 nil a aast of 5 -van.
 3 dascribad
•Dudin  ? 331
 30
(tidawacar saccio
                                              17.   Tidavacar section.
                             las vasz
                                              nacalv  1  nila above ncuzh.
                       Zatars  Psiihog-ua  3ay
                                              0.5  nila  vase of Ecvail
                                        SC
                      Trib. of Pacchogua
                      3av
                       Zccars ?ac:hog-ua  Bay
                       froa  north  approicizacal
                       0.5 nils  aasz  of  Pacch—
       ribed
(Tidavazar sac.ica)
Zzcars ?ar:hcj-ja 3a>-  frc
nor~h approrcinaral- 1.0
nila scuch. of Tillaaa of
Ease Pacdr.ogMa.  >lou:h t
? 384 approxioaialv 1.^
nilas.
                      Graa; South 3a7
 3 dasc
The oortion ot Graat South 3ar  2
                       3if-at=d  southarly  of  a
                       line  co on act ing1  southam-
                       nost  astrarzitias  of Hcvall
                       Point and Sni.h  Point
                       becvaan linas  passing  dua
                       scuch. tnrougn  Hovall Point
                       and dua south  through
                       Snith Point.
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                             SUFFOLK CCO7T - C-2IAI 50'JTE 3AY (Continued)
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.rib.
                      Heliport 3ay
Pon
                      Trib.  of Helipo
                      3ay
                      3eaverdan Greek

                      Camans River
                      (Tidevater section)
                       ong  san
                      Sound
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That body on c—ca_ vatar
locaced northerly of a line
bar-" a en souchemncst aztr am-
ities of Hew ell Point: and
Soich Point excluding, cribs.
and estuaries.

Tidal pond located 0.5 nila
northeast of Hawaii Point.

Inters Heliport Hay froa

oiles northeast of Ecvsll
Point.  Tidevatar section.

Inters Heliport Hay frota

nil a aast of Village of
Heiltort.  Tidevacer
section.

Inters Heliport 3ay apprcz-
inacel'/ 2.0 niles northwest
of 'Sciizh Poinc. Mouth co
bridge on Long Island P-ail-



That part o: -cr.g Island
Sound Locaced berveen a

through vesterij l^nic of
Miller Place Beach vhich is
appro:cinacely 1.5 niles
vest of Wood-hull Landing
and a line due north passing
through a point 1.1 nil as
vest of West Landing and
extending co '!. T. Scat a
                                                               3D
                           1.3 land
  I
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last ;rota Nassau—Sutrolx
County line co a line
running north froa Millar
Place 3each and north  ~o
che New Tork-Conneccicuc
boundary.
                                                       ?,-25nv  3 A
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                                     CO'CSTT  -  G7-IAI SCUTE BAY  (Ccurinued)
                                                       3 £3 C~\J1 ~>""" "Z V
                      Sccny Brook
                      Trib.  of Long
                      Island Sound
                                                      R-27r.v    SA
                      T"! 3-
                           pon
                      Harbo r
                                                   harbor antranca south    R— 27na
                                             house  at: end of Eaach 3.oad,
                        Secauk
                                                 scienca
                                                          bor and
                      ?or~ Jarrarso
                      Harbor

                          c Sinai Harbor
I5-F-7E—C3
Consciaaca 3ay
R-27r.a
                      A-lan-ic Ocaan
                                             Nassau  Zouncy line
                                             "o  I_iza r'jnninz aou
                                             of  3Z.ua ?oi-z and W
                      Gr=at Souch 3ay
                                                         caaal.5 ,
                                                      S-25aa
                                                                3 A*
33-L3Sa
                                                                           s-i;ze
                                                                3D
3H-L39 portion
                             raa
                     •   Mcucn  -o  Middle
                                                                            -

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           SU77QLX  CCUNTI  - SHINJTICCa: 3A3
^rry? 'S"^ig
iO 3or"zica £S
•;er=ed
•



? H portion
is described
3 |] portion
'.s dasc — 'bfd
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is described
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scribed

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_t.g ? 308
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)o^H.on as
'.ascribed
jy j t _ ., ,. .. ;~-.
Atlantic Ocaan Extending frpa shore 3. 3.-29c 3A
and betveen a line a:c- • R-30c
Potunk Poinc south of-
line attending due south
of Mecox Coast Guard
* Station vnicn is south
Macox 3ay ascapc Large bay located to south— ?.-3Cb SA
Hayground Cova east of "^atar liill .
Hayground Cova Trib . of Mscox 3ay at north. ?.— 3C'o 3A
Jrota ncuth 1,500 faat "o
cova to line extending
across ccva fro a firs"
Haygro'ur.d Cove Jroa point 1,500 feet 3,-2Cb 53
to point 3,250 fee: up
cove or betvaen lines
attending across cova
barvaan first and second
points above south on
vastarly shore.
3ayground Cova Frort point 3,250 faat abova 3.-3G'o 3D
cova to upper li-ii: of tide-
vat ar.
Trio . of Macox Enters Maccx 3ay froa ?.-3Cb SC
Bay and Channel southwest* at southeast
?oni comer at bay.
• Calt Creek Enters Hayground Cova just ?,-30b 5A
abova nouth froa northaast.
Mouth to He-cox Road.
J
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3umatt Craak
swan Craa.<
                        -ntars  SCOT:  a
[stars Mecox 3ay fron

lortheast.
5 A
SC

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  790-7
                        Enters  Msc:o:c Say at
                        q-i-T-—°rrp easterly ooint.
                              X-30b     3C
  313 and crib.
Halsay Neck Pond
Located approximately  0.2     R-3Qc
aila inshore fron  ocean
and north 01 Halsey  Neck.
Connected vith Taylor  Creek
by ocan circh.
          5C
                                                                            3.-3QC.
                      3'ninnacack  3a
                                                                            R-3Ga
                                                                            R-3Gc
                      Tavlor  Greek
                        Eaters  Shianecock 3ay
                        ac  extreme ea5~ari7 TO
                                         A
                      Heady  Creek
                        Eaters  Shinnecock 3a-y
                        from 2.crth aear easterly
                        end.
                              R-3Qc     SA
53-145 and ? 321,
and ? 323a, li
Tribs.  of Macox
3ay, (? 321-Old
Jort Pond),(?  323-
Mdddle ?oad)
(? 32i-?ar  ?or.d)
Ester Mecax 3ay  fr33  north    ?»-3Cc     3A
at northeastern  point of
bay.
       n^ *- — -' -.«
   ^.—' pc - —on
   described
Soinnecock Canal
Froci Shinnecock  3ay  tc
Locks.
R-29b
 3-lioo
Trib.  of Shirmecock     Enters  bay fron north
                      Say
                                              ri Q •-•*• '"|iySS C 3"" '^^'•'n**!^
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33-155-1             Seoaa Greek            Eaeers Phillips Craek froz   3.-29d
                                            vesc just ibova zcuch.
 -                                    2   35
S3-149               Walls Craek            Eacars Shihzacock Bay        R-29d     SG
 •               -                         _froa zoreh approximately •
                                            1,0 aila zorehvasc of
                                            Pouqviogue Poize.
                     Smith Craek           Eatar3 Shiznecock 3ay        X-29d     5A
                                           from corrh of Ease Poize.

                     Xiana 3ay                                          3.— '•'9d     34i

        1             Trib. of Tiaza-        Eaears liana Bay ae zcreh-    l-29d     SA
                   '  '3ay             •      erly poize.

                     Trib. of              Enears Saizaacock 3ay        Z-29d     SG
                     Shizzacock Bay        fron wesc approxizacaly
                                           •0.4 nila zoreh of Phillips
                                           Poize. •  •                   •

    »55 pcreioz     •   Phillips Crask        Eacars Shizzacock Bay froa    R-29d     SA
    ascribed                                zorehvese j'^st vast of
                                           Phillips Poize. 7roa soueh
                                           Co azd of Braaza Poize Road.
                                                                                 ii
     i-i               Wessucx  Creek       En-ar3 Shirir.eccck          R-29d    3A   '    ;
                                           Bay  frcn  r.cr"th ac
                      —                    eas~arlv  edge of
                                           Eas~  Oxiog^ae.   Mcurh
                                           of Weesucx Ave.

   -53               Weesuck  Creak       ?rcn  Weasuck  Ave.          ?,-29d    5C '      5
 ^cl. -rii, 1                             to ?331b.

 :™-2               Mill  Craek            Enters  Mscox from north-      ,R-3Gb     SA       3.-
                                           west  St. Mouth to ,V!.Y.  ?,ta.  27

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                                ccinrrr - SHII^ECOG; BAY  (ccncir.ue
53- 155 - •           ?ennyr;an Creek     Enters Sninnecock  3ay '    R-29d  SA
                                       ar easterly -end  of Qucgue
                                       Canal.

Qg-C                Quogue Canal       Stands be.tween Shinne—    R—29d  SA
                                       cock Bav and C'^antuck
                                       Bay

Cg—C-? 334          Ggden Pond      .   Enters Quccue Canal      R-29d  SA
Q3                Quantuck Bay                                  R-29d  5A

QH-L57            Trib.  cf            Enters Quanc^ck  Bay      ?.-29d  SS
                  Quan-uck Bay        frcm nor^h directly
                                       nartri of wes~erl'/  er-d
                                       of Qvicg"us Canal.

QB-133 portion    Quantuck Creek      En-ers Quan--j.ck  Bay      R-23d  SA
3.2 described                           from nor~n s~  ^icsc
and tir "*b«l                            ^cr"3"^ia>*''vco'''Zt*^^oc,~"to
                                       N.Y. Rcu^a".

Q3-153 portion    Quantuck Creek      Frcr: M.Y. Route  27 to    ?.-29d  3C
as described                       •    outlet of -  335a just

                                       Railroad.

Q3-159 pcr~icn    Aspatuck River      Enters Quan-uck  Bay      R-29d  3A
as described            •               fron vase between  E:c-
                                     •  chance ?cin_ and Quiccue
                                       Saint.  Hou~n  to Main
                                       Road.

C.t-C         -     'Stian-uck Canal      Batween C-^-tuck Bay     R-29c  5A
                  'onciudinc bay       and ?crunk Point.
                  area
150
ISO               Unnaned strean      Trib. of snail bay       R-29c  5C
                                       which s-urrc'ands  Reedy
                                       Island and is  a- west-
                                       arlv end of  Quancuck
                                       Canal.  En_ers bay from
                                       ncr-h.
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                                  5TJ770LS  CCCITT - IAS7IP.N 5ZCTICN    5-MYCFS-924
:_T5 oortion
                       ong   sand   oun
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                       All vacars of LI3 in New
                       York State, east of 2.  line
                       running north frou Luce
                       Landing to the New York-
                       Connacticuc boundary and
                       north of a line attending
                       froa Orient Point, through
                       ?lua Island to Great Gull
                       Island.
?,-29na
0-29sa
C-31nv
    0 and
Trz.o.  or Long
Island Sound.
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                      Trib.  of  Matti-
                      cuck Creek

                      Trib.  of  Matti-
                                           7rotn ncuch  to  Reave  A.vanua    0— 29sa
                                           3ridga.                       R-29na

                                                                         Q-29se
                                                                         R-29na
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                      ^arm^nar 3
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                                           last of  a  line  eictanding      Q-3Goe
                                           from Claaves Poin:  to  Hay     0—31sv
                                           Beach Point on  North "ork     C-31r.v
                                           and east of a line  ezctend~*
                                           ing froa Mashcnack  Point
                                           to Barcelona Paint  on  South
                                           7ork, to a line running
                                           south froa Plura Island
                                           through Gardiners Island  to
                                           Alberts Landing, including
                                           Orient Harbor,  Long Beach
                                           3aj, Northvest  Harbor.

                                           North of s. line as tending     Q-3Cne
                                           frou Srovns Point to Orient
                                           State Park. Includes Little
                                           3ay and Narrow  River.  (Part
                                           of Gardiners 3ay.)
                                                                                   SA
                                                                         R-29ns    3C
                                                                          0-29sa    SA'
                                                                          R-29ne

                                                                          Q-3Csv    3A
                                                                          0-3 Csv    3D
                                                                          Q-2C-2
                                                                                             3A

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                              3UT7QO.  CCUMTT  -  lASTI?^ 3IC7I3N (Continued)

 nd ? 451a,
Tribs. of Shairar
Island Sound
                                                                           0-30sa
5 and ? 455,
5a and ? 456a,
5b and ? 456, 7
ii.i.—••.id
                      West Neck Harbor
                                                    ase  Mack ?oin~ e
                                                     Q— 3Qsa    5A
3-L^~"j——c anc
•3 .'. "T
                      Dickarscn Craek
                                                     Q-3Qsa    oA
                                                                           Q-30sa    SA
                      Wasc Hack Crasl-:
                      and 3av
                                                     Q-303a    iA
                      Gall Pond
                                                     0-3Qsa    SC
                      Sciriin.g ."raak  and
                                                     Q-30sa    3A
;_3—'
Trib.  of Shelter
Island Sound
                                                                           C-305V

                      Trio, or 3r.a_;ar
                      Island Sound
                                             T-:
                                                     f'—. 1C<~'-
                                                     X V U 0 -M
                      Xooras Drain.
                       Ildal  section.
                      jnnaniac ocncs
 15-SGa
rr^o .  or 3r.aj
Island Sound
 15-30
Tr^.o. o: a,iaj.;ar
Island Sound
                                               U1QQ
                                                Paces  93  and  39  aelatad.

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"15—32 and
    .,0-1  and
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 ~S-~--.$ and ? 57-     Moyack Craek
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        ? 536
                      Trib.  of Shelter
                      Island Sound

                      Tribs.  of Shalta:
                      Island Sound
Hashsziotsick. ?oi;d





Towu Craak

Jockay Craek


Jockey Craak


Goosa Craak
                      .o.     s.ia^
                      Island  Sound
              o / D     Mi_j. era ex
                      Trib. of 5hal=a:
                      Island Sound
                      iuocr^o.  a:  ^CLZJ.:
                      Island Sound

                      Tribs.  of Shell a:
                      Island Sound

                      Trib.  of  She!tar
                      Island Sound
                                             Belov Oaklavn Avanua
                                             Bridge.

                                             Ahova Oaklavn Avenua
                                             3ridga .
Q-3Gsv    SC


Q-30sw    SA



Q-30sv    SA

Q-3Gsv "   SC



Q-30sv    3A

Q-3Gsw    SA


 Q__ t O -., *    C ^
  J Ui3 ^    -. O


Q-3Csv    SA

Q-3Qsv    SC
Q-3Gsa


R-jGna    SA
Q-3Gsa
                                                                          Q-3Cse
                                                                              sa
                                                    Q-30sa    SD
                                                                          Q-30sa    SC
                                             JT   101

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>i5-132 aortion
                       ligones 3rcok
Mouth ;o 2,rick  ;CLIa  Road.     3.-3C-aa    3C
5IS-L30 and
? 596
                      Trib. of Shelter
                      Island Sound
      is irasn  ncna.
Q-30sa    5G
                      Sag Harbor
                                              Harbor,  acrthaas- of Sag     C— 3Gsa
                                              Harbor-Mev Zaver. Bridge
                                              to  braakvacar ar.d a iiua
                                        5A
                                              to sere,
                      Sag  =.arbor Cove
                                              Sag. Harbor-^orth Ha"an
                                              Sridga-
                                                                           C—3Gse
                                                                           •*-3Gr =
  597
                      Trio, or bcia
                      Island So-^nd
                      Trio.  or  5aalcar
                      Island Sound
                                                                           2.—3 On a     oD
 IS—13_;—? / 09
                       unnanac  pcnc
                              f  Shalzar
                       Island  Soun
                                                                            -3Gsa
^_i-	>j a;
                        sland  Sound
                                                                           Q-3Gsa
                      Littia  Peconic 3ay      7roa a lina a:fav            Q-JCsv
                                              Suffolk through. ?.obbir.s
                        —                     Island to Cov N'ack ?oinc
                                              and aast to a lina
                                              running frota Gadar 3aach
                                              Poize to Jassu-p ifack and
                                              including Cutchocue
                                              Harbor.
 23-33 and
  467
                      Cadar 3each  Graak
                              C-3Cs--   - SA
 23-53s, 33b
 nd ? 170
                              3 ay
                                                                           0-3Csv
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- Coray Crask
                      Sichnond Craak.
                        i-j-1 .= r1—
                                 eex
                        cchaqua Harbor
                      irlis.  or L:
                      ?aconic 3av
                                raas
                      and "ribs.
                      Pscocic 3 ay
 North. Sea Harbor
                         i3  Craek
                      Trib.  of  Nor
                      Sea Harbor

                      WooIay Pond


                      Frash  Pond
                        Part of Llctla Paconic
                        3ay — north, of a line
                        running fron Nav Suffolk
                        to Saasau Point.
                                                                        Q-30sv    SA


                                                                        0-jQsw    SA

                                                                        Q-30sw   3 A
                                                                        Q^30sv    IA.
                                                                        R-30nw   ."
                                                     Q-3Qsv    5A
                                                                        Q-3Csv    5 A


                                                                        3.-3Cr.w    5G


                                                                        ?,-3Qnw    SC

                                                                        H-3Chsv    SA


                                                                        R-3Gnv    5 A

                                                                        X-30r.v    5 A


                                                                        R-3Gnv    5C
                                                     R-3Qnv    5G
                                           JT  103

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                                 SU77CHK CCU^iTT - EASTERN SECTION (Coacinuac)
                            HA.MT
                      Graa:  ?aco-ic 3ay
                                             Point -0 Rad CadaT "3o~;n:"
                                             aast to  s. lina a^tanding
                                             soucharly fzod ^la'v 3f— f~c'k
                                             through  Rooms Island to
                                             Cov Neck Point.
                                                     R-20ae    5A
  "~"
  "" * -*™
                     West  Craak
                      Greek

                                             Tidal oortio:
73-93 por.icn

73-99

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73- IOC- 2
TrLQ. or Graac
Pacocic Say

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Pacccic 3ay

Trib. of Graa;
Paconic 3a-

73-103
73-119 a-d
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123-102
P3-120


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Pacctilc 3ay

Rad Craak Pond

Brtish Crask
                     Trib. of Graat
                     Paconic 3av
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                                                     ?--29ua    SA
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                                                     P.-29-2    5C
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                                                                          R-29na    5 A
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Spring Harbor
Tribs . of Cold R-25av SA - SA
Spring Harbor
Hunciagtoa Bay Area bounded oa vast by a ?.-25nv SA SA
lina running south iron
Ease 3aach, oa -tha aast
by a lina running south
zroa Wast 3aach ani oa
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Huntingtoa South of a lina running R-25av I I
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Elbartscas ?oint
Huntingtaa Ranaincar. R-25nv SA SA
Harbor.
.N'orthport 3ay East cf a line r".r..".ir.g ?.-25na 5A 5A
south fron Wast 3 each R-25nv
iarbor and N^omnwort
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Caata:nart Harbor Southaast of a lins R-25aa SA SA
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                      3av
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                       Tribs of Grsa
                       Scu-th Bay
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G3-     ocr^i
Trih.  of Great:
Scvrch  3ay

Weeds  Crael<

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Frnn a line dravn  across
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Point: in. 3rcn:c  County and
Lawrence Point  in.  Qua-sns

drawn across  cna  rt.va^
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Eas t Pviver  (12 .3-
                                              From lines crar-"-a  across
                                              "ha river froa Z'jn~3
                                              Point in Bronx Councv and
                                              Sanford Point in  Queens
                                              County intersecting  a;
                                              the easterly point of
                                              Riksrs Island, to Vhite-
                                              3tone Bridge connecting
                                              Old Jerry Point in 3rona
                                              County to Francis lavis
                                              Paric in Queens County.
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                                              connecting Old Ferry  Point
                                              in 3ronn County  to  a  line
                                              dravn across  the river
                                                    in Throgs ^"eck Po:
                                              in Bronze County  and "-/"iliets
                                              point in Cuaans  CcuntT.
                                     LONG ISLAND SOC^rD A2u) 7RI3LTARIE3
                      Long  Island Sound
                        Froa a general!'/ north-       R-2^se
                        south line dravn froa         R-2ina
                        Throws Meek Point  to Viliets  P.-25nv
                        •'oint to anocner ^ene^ai^y

                        Prasiiun Point to Flashing
                        P-ad 3uoy -2 near Hucslaberry
                        Island, chence through
                        —j^2cutt.on ..ocics :-—gntnouse,
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County and shore  vatars
in BrocLX and Wastchascar
Counties vithin  tha das-
crib ad portion of the Sound.
                   oa a "snsra
                    •**    ^"~— *• *•
                      a "snsra-y
                        O ^"~— *• *•   ^
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                 3 cay J.-2 ^sar jZucklsbar
                 Island,  thanca rhrcugh
                 ZzaciJ.cicz P^cks ligr-ch
                 :o  cba X^v Zcrk-Cccnac
                 Scaca boundary line vi
                 vazars  virhjn ta jtie— n   a
                 square  of :.h.a savar ou~f .-. !, I
                 of  Ha^  ?.cchalla, I'lanarcnack

                 balo--da3cribad long  Island
                 Scuch shora varars or larrh
                 nont:  Harbor, ^lilcaa Harbor,
                 chs ao'/a araao raaching rrc


                 Port  Chas-ar Harbor and
                 adjacan: ^cund Waters.

                 Wacars of c'r.a Sound vi;hin    R-2
                 tha ona acuara ni.la araa      ?.-2
                 gacnacrically fomad by
                 ;ha 5idas of a squara  ona
                    a oaraa
                 t a minus of tha }'sv Roc hail a
                 r^- = - O-, 1 -,,--',.- -,_--V  01 a-,-
                 xa:
                 (located about 3.So nil a  sou:

                 nila northeast of
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                                            the sides of a squara one
                                                           vith the
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                                            abou- 1.5 nilas scuchsasc
                                            of  Grianca. Poize and 1.2
                                            Point)
                                            '-Tatars of the South vithin    X-2fnv    53        53
                                            '-'aOuia trica.lv  o"^tnsd b*^
                                            the sides of. a scuara oce
                                            wastthastar-Nassau County
                                            line and vhich ar=a is
                                            located "-rich its tantar  at
                                            "ha  taminus of :ha Blind
                                            Brock Water Pollution
                                            Control Plant (located about
                                            1.2  nilas zorthaastari™  of
                                            Parsonage Point and 1.0
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   oorci
Long Island Sound
Port Chascar Harbor
                                             >»acar3 vz-cnin ^ as c en as car
                                             Gouncy noc indaxad, lying

                                             from zha r.orcher"TG5c tip
                                             of Narch Manurslng Island
                                             co Navigation lighc ac  ci:
                                             of braakvacar off 3yran
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ribs. , Trib.
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                       is  Mill  Grsak.
                      Long  Island 5o-ond,
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                                             of ~ha aaa vail -2.1 Orisnca
                                             Poinc ~aar cha Orianza
                                             Tachc Club ac :ha  ~ooz
                                             of ?.u5h_ncrs Avar. -a in
                                             norrh of Soi
                                             gabla of 3. large scona
                                             and sc-Gco rasidanca  ac
                                             No. 6 Shora Pvoad in  zha
                                             Graanr.a^an saccion viznin
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                      Long  ^.5j.ani icurtc,
                      V-i 1 -
                        Vazars  r:oc indariad Ijing
                        noTzharij of a lina dravn
                        froa  zha aorchaascam zip of
                        Marias  Nscl". peninsula and ax-
                        zanding scuc.iaascarlj across
                        cha harbor zo a poinc az cha
                        incarsaczioc of zha nainland
                        shora of Pir.a Nack psninsula
                        and zha axcsnsion of zha lina
                        10  cha  canzar saccicn of zha
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                                          Vainvrighc House  locacad on
                                          5 Curvesane Avsnua abouc
                                          0.3 zils northariy of Mil con
                                          Poinc.

                                          5nora vacars  of  cha Sound
                                          noc inda^ed,  I'/lng nor.herly

                                          Point on Pina Neck co Par-
                                          sonage Poinr  on Pine Hack;
                                          "hanca fcrc^i Parsonaga Poinc
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                                          buoy 0.2 nila off Rya 3aach,
                                          Chanca Co cha souchamnosc
                                          cip of Manursing  Island.
                                          indaxad and '-richin  Wa3C~
                                          chascar Councy  lying north
                                          of 3. lina projected fros
                                          cha southamnosc  cip on

                                          south cip of  che  soucham-
                                          ncsc Calf Island  in Connac-
                                          cicuc and lying 3ouch 2: a

                                          nost cip of North Manursing
                                          Island co Ma-/igacion Lighc
                                          at tip of braakvacar cff
                                          3yran Poinc,  Cotmaccicuc .
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Vacar3 vi-hin Nassau
Councy wasc of  a^lina
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w'acars virgin Kassau
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                                          line runnin^  frcn Zavlac;    ?.-25s
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                                          line running airHc.l"  =asc
                                          froa a dcc.< a:  fcoc  of
                                          Harbor Way, Kings  Poiz:  (").
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                                             Siags Poinr and Village of
                                                 t Neck bcundazy .
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                                             Vacars acuchwast  o
                                             rimnin "-" from "^I*.ii2
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                                             Mill Neck Craek.
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                        3ridga, inci'-iding Oak
                        Neck Greek.
                                             Mouch :
                                             Nor*n of a  line  ejscandin0'
                                             ease fron a  -ocvmeac  or.
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                                             norrhvesearlj from 3ob
                                             Canal co cha southarlr  tip
                                             of  Garra" Marsh.

                                             ?ron  a line ascending
                                             nortrhvasearly froa 3ob
                                             Jones Ganai :o the
                                             soucharly :ip of Garrece
                                             Marsh co Aciancic 3each
                                             3ridge.
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233-S2I               East  Rockaway  Inlet    Waters within Nassau County,  3-25sv    SA
                                            wast  of  the  Atlantic Beach
                                            Sridge.
                     Sanpstaad Bay         Waters vithin  Nassau          5-25nw "   3A
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                                            Baach BouliTsrd  to
                                            Atlantic Beach Bridge
                                            excludins P.aynolds
                                            Channel  and craek.3
                                            and  canals  froa  the


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                                            except  vatars -crtheaat
                                            of  a  line  ~unnin.g  fron
                                            light at end  of  break-
                                            water at Morgan  Manorial
                                            Park  to pilings  at  foot
                                            of  Shore F.oad.
                       —                     of breakwater  at  Morgan
                                             Manorial  Park  "2  oiiings
                                             at  foot c-f  Shore  3.2ad.

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                                             Long Creek,  Baidvi-  Bay
                                             Parsonage  Cove,  Shell  Craek,
                                             and  Raynolds  Channel,  and
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Trib. of Manhassac Tidal portion.
3ay
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Trib. of ManJiassac Northeast aide of Kings
3ay point
Trib. of Manhassac Tidal portion.
3 ay
3ay
Sheets Craak Channel
Rasd Channa"'
3og Island Channel
Island Park Channel
East Rockaway Mouth to trib . 1.
Channel
Mac'/ Channai
Gaorgas Craak
Woocniara Channai
East 3ay _ Waters vast of Wantagh
Stata Parkvay to tha
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             ATLANTIC GOLAN AND NT* YCP-X BAY

That portion of tha ocean vithin New York  Stata
opposite'Rockavay peninsula bounded on tha vast
by a line froa the tip of Rockavay Point,  thanca
south along the jatty to Rockavay jetty light,
thenca -due south to the stata boundary Una;  and
bounded on tna north by the shore of Puocka-vay
peninsula fron tha vast am tip of tha Nassau-
Queans county line at East P-oclca-way Inlat; and
boundad on tha aast by the Nassau-Ouaans county
1—na along Za.3t Pncxavav ^.n^at, tnanca soutn  to
tha stata boundary lina.

Ocaan and bay vatars vitho.3. Mew York Stata
oocosita Conav Island oaninsula and Stat an
Island bounded on the vest by a north-south

worth Military Rasarvation and passing through
Vast Bank Light to Nav York-Nav Jersey boundary

frooi tha south Units of Fort Vacsvcrth Military
Rasar"/ation and a:ctanding southeasterly to Norton


south shora of Coney Island ~o light Inlet at
southeasterly rip of Conay Island peninsula oaar
Manhattan Beach'  and bounded on aast b'7 north-
south lina beginning at described Light Inlat and

light, thanca due south to Nsv York—Nav Jarsay
                                                                            5-243V  SA
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ay,  vast portio:
That portion of Bay vithin Nev York Stata boundad      3-23sa   33
on aast by north-south lina drsvn fron south  linits    3-23sv
of 7ort Vadsvorth Military P-asarration and passing     T-23nv
                                                                                               S3
                     . through Vast Sank light to Nav York-Nev Jarsay
                      boundary lina;  and bcuncad on vest by north-south
                      lina dravn froa south tip of Grookas Point to
                      Point Coorort at Kaansburg, Haw Jarsay.
                                                                            T-Z3na
 :-er  Nev York 3ay    That portion of 3ay vi thin Maw York bounded on
 icluding Tr.e Nar-    south by lina froa tip of "ort tfacsvorth to tip
 :vs,  .Atlantic 3ssin,  of Port Hamilton;  and bounded on vast by shora of
 :ia 3asin,  Govanus   Statan Island corth of tip of Port *Nads-worth,
 iy                   thanes by torth-aouth lina across rcuch of Kill
                      Tan xull tron nc "harr.v.ns t point ot Statan Island
                      to eascamncsc point at Constabla Point, Sayonna,
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                                             N2W TGKX CITY  (Continued)
Tooer Nev 'fork Say     line  froa ncuth of Hudson liver; and bounded  en
    ,  Atlantic. Basin,  southernmost tip of >lanhattan Island at  "ha
Iria 3asin, Govanus    Battery  and intersecting state boundary  Liza,
    (Con tinus-d)        thence by  line •sxzsndicg fTctn sa^s poind ac  ~
                       Bact^ry  across zou;h of lever laac liver *z
                       bounded  on. aa_3C by vescem shora cf 3rookiy-i
                       from piar 17 saut:h ~o Fot~c Zazrilco^..

    r N'ev "ork  3ay     That: portion of 3ay south, of The Narrovs  and           5-2jsa
    '^ding              bounded  on north by lina froa rip of ?or~              S-Zisv
                       Wadsvorrh Milizary reservacion to Norton  ?oir.c
                       at  vascam tip  of Conay Island peninsula  -ear
                       Sea Gace_,  including Gravesand 3ay.

                           ri'-^  Canal          Trio, of Govanus 3ay.           3-24r.v
                       Puritan  3ay            Tnat portion of Bay  --ithin
                       portion                 Naw Tors 3-tata bcundad en       7-23cv

                                              drsvn tron south  £—p  ot
                                              Grookes Point to  Point

                                              sJ * "**3 a"  ~" c. bound"3^  o7"* v-^s*"
                                              by nc rtn—soutn lina 'cravn
                                              fron Cuoola at Msunt  loratto
                                              Girls Hc"na to Conaskonk Point
                                              ac 'Jniou 3each, >f=w  Jersay.
                                              That sa'jnant north of lina              53         33
                                              dravr from black  Buoy "39"
                                              to south tip cf Crooks Po^nt
                                              including Graat Kills Harbor.
                                              Thac segment south 3f line              3A         3A
                                              dravn frtu 3 lack  3uoy :!39"
                                              to south tip.

                       ?,.aritan  3ay            That portion of 3ay  --ithin      5-23s--  53         53
                       portion                 N"sw 'fork State bounded on east  T-23nv
                                              by north-south line  dravn; froa
                                              Cupola at Mount loratto Girls
                                              Hone "o Conaskonk Point at
                                              Union. Baach, N-HV Jersey, and
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                    Arthur Kill
                                       That portion vichin
                                       N'ew York  Scata  froa
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                       Scaza batveen. ouclat to
                       Arthur Kill and outiat
                       to Sill 7an Sull.
                 STATIN ISLAND TRIBUTARIES
                       Tidal ast-jary and frasvraf'
                       tribs.
                       Tidal oortiou.
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                    Graac Sills Crsak

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Sleight Creek
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                                             rssarvoir.
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East 3ivar
    Tidal .parti ens

LOWER EAST RIVEPs
    Sector at ~outh of  rivsr
    and lying becveen.  follov-
    iag described lines :

    nost ti? of y^nhattan
    Island at the Saczery
    and ex-cendin^ souch-
    eascvard to waste rri  tip
    to pier 17 in Brooklyn,
    and crvie aasc-vast  line
    dravn troci soiithamnost  tip
    of Manhactan Island  at  the
    Battery and este?,dir.g  to
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                            NAME
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junction '.-1th Hudson River   R-2inw
at Spuytan Duyvil (at
line extending easterly
shores of Hudson River
across Souytan Duy/il
Channel),
                                           Frcta true east—vest line
                                           passing thrcugn southern—
                                           nose t—p ot Manhattan
                                           Island a.t the Battery and
                                           extending to aast shore of
                                           last River in Brooklyn, to
                                           lina across River north of
                                           Wards Island between Stony
                                           Point in 3rons County and
                                           Lawrence Point in Queens
                                           County.  Excludes outlet
                                           channel of Sarlaa River
                                           (free line drawn, by
                                           extending 101st Street in
                                           Manhattan to southwesterly
                                           tip of Wards Island) and
                                           excluding Little Hall Gate
                                           Outlet (northerly of line
                                           drawn from Stony Point to
                                            i£an Meadow's n
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                                           3arl£n River froa junction  R-2-sv
                                           vith Lover Ia3t River (at
                                           line drawn by e:ctanding
                                           lOisc Strast in Manhattan
                                                                                    3D
                                                  3D
                                             to  southwesterly  t-p  at
                                             wards  Island) to Washington
                                             Bridge;  Little Hell Gate
                                             frca junction with  Harlam
                                             River  to junction with
                                             Lower  East  River  (at  line
                                             drawn  frcra  Stony  Point to
                                             Sunksn Meadow navigation
                                             bell on  Wards  Island);
                                             Bronx  Kill  frcm junction with
                                             Harlem Sr/ar to junction with
                                             Little Hell  Gate.
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 •            -     Pursuant  to the incant of these regulations,
 M         the  following  water quality standards are promulgated
            for  the  coastal and surface wafers of t.he Ccr^ncr.w-ealth,
. H         of Puerto  Rico.
JM         : '-      The  following water quality standards shall
            apply  at all tines, except for surface waters during
 ™         periods  when their flows are less than the average
            ITr-Lairnuis  seven-day TOW flow which occurs once in anv
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 H         aesthetic  qualifications and shall be capable of sup-
 •         porting  diversified aquatic life.  These waters shall,
            except as  specifically nc-ed,  ~eet the following
 *         quality  s-andards:
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            en  years.
           G_=> n a •>- -
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«                 Puerto  Rico  shall not contain materials attri-

                   butable to discharges chaz will set~le to form
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•                 floating  debris,  scurr.,  oil and ozher floating
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materials attributable to discharges  in  amounts




sufficient: to be unsightly or deleterious.






Color, Odor/ Taste or Turbidity - The, waters




of Puerto ?d.co shall be free  from color,  odor/




tasta or turbidity a~tribu table to  discharges




in siich. — degree as to create a nuisance .
tions thereof -  The waters of Puerto  ?J.co




shall not contain substances in concentrations




or co iTibi nations which ars toxic or which  produce




undesirable physiological responses  in  human ,




fish or othar animal life, and plants.




A.  Ssecific standards for sorr.e substances:




    (1)   Coastal Waters




         The rnaxi:r,u^i allowable concentrations




         of certain substances in the  receiving




         coastal waters shall be the "foliowina:
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Arsenic (As)
Barium -'3a)
Boron (3)
Cadaiu-2 (Cd)
Carbon (Chiorofom
extract)
Chlorides (Ci)
Chromium (Cr) (he.xava
Copper (Cu)
Cyanide (CN)
Detergents (Methvlan
blue) (active
substances )
Fluorides (?)
Iron (Fa) -
Lead (?b)
Man g an e s a ( >!n )
Mercery (Hg)
Ni rr ogan ( NO 3 , NO ^ , MK
Nitrate olus Nitrita
(as N)~
Phenols
Selenium (Se)
Silver (Ag)
Sulfate (SC4)
Uranil (UO^
Zinc (Zn)
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3 .   Specific Standards  for Pesticides

    (1)  Organ och lorir.es - Organochlori.-ie

         pesticide residues  in  surface ar.d

        . coastal wa-srs shall not  exceed

         1/100 of the TL-S 36 hour   of  aoorovsd
         pes~icidss exceed zhe  concer.t:ration
                      er  liter)  or  cob  listed
    2U3STAMCZ                 CO NCS NT RATIOS

Aldrin-Dieidrir.                    0.002
Chlordar.a                          0.004-
DDT                                0.001
Sndosulfan                         0.001.
Endrin   '                          0.001
Kepcachlor                         0.001
Lindar.e                            0.004
Msthoxychlor                       0.020
Mi rex                              0.001
Toxaphene-                          0 . 005
Perrhana                 '          0.070
    (2)  Or?artO?hosphoru5  and  non-gersis-ent
         pesicides - Orgar.ohcsphcrus  and
         non— perss tan c pas

         surface and coastal waters  shall not:

         exceed I/ 10 of the TLm  95 hour

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         or ?pb)  listed:
    SU3STANC2
CONCENTRATION
    Demston     -     -             0.100
    Guthion                       0.010

    Mala-hior.                     0.100
    Parathion                     0.004
    Coumaphcs                     0.010
    Dursban                       0.040

    Jenthior.                      0.400
    Naiad                         0.400
    2,4-D                        30.000
    2,4,5-T?  (Silvex)         '   10.000
C.  Standards  for  ccnbinaticns of -cxic
    materials -  "vher.  two or -ora -oxic

    sains ti~a  in  a  body of water, the
    each material  shall  be GetarrJ-ned by means
    or cioassav or  ar.v otaar aao_iicao_e rnet-ica
    aaoroved bv  the  3oard so as to account  for
    f- n a r* '-• •>• o r> •' r*  a ~ ~ = f ~  .•*) ~  c T. r1 n ,"O T-^-'nP— •io-'^  C^T
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     for combination of toxic materials         -   - I


     is  determined by bioassay and the


     presence of toxic substances is caused


     by  only one discharge, the applicable          I


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     of  the Initial Mixinc Zone for anv
of the toxic substances will ba  i/z


o'f the concentration of that: sub-


stance itultipliad by che dilution


factor resulting from bioassay with


f- '-t £^ ^.-*<


  Cc = 1/2 X Cd x  (Tim 35 hours  or -ore)


where:


Cc = aoolicabie wacar cualitv


standard in the body of water for  any


of the toxic substances present  in


the discharge.


Cd = concentration of the toxic


substance in the discharge.


z = will equal  10  for non-persistent


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                        (2)   When  che  presence of -oxic subs-ances
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                             mined  by  the Board on a case-by-case
                             basis,  in accordar.ee with rha ir.-ent
                             expressed in this suisec-icn and upon
                             recuesr of  the ^arsons responsible
                             anc do t:n.ese c.z.3cnarces cannot: oe
                             assigned a single Initial Mixing Zone
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Radiui?.~225. and  Strontiuri-SQ shall ncc  exceed


3 and 10 picocuries  per liter, respectively.


In the ariser.ce  of  Scrcr.^iurTi-90 and alpha                 j


emitters/ —he cross  be —a ccncen c~a~ions shall          - I


not exceed ' /GOO cicociiries "<=r ''ite'".
A.  No haa-  -ay  be  added to ~h.e waters  of


    Puerto  ?_ico  whj.cn would cause -he rr.cn-hl'/


    ari th-fnetic rr,san of -he rna-xirr.UTTi. daily


    temperature  at  any site, prior to the


    addition of  any heat/  to be exceeded by


    ir.cre than  1.53?,  or which would cause  the


    ternperacure  at  any site to exceed 94*7.



3.  No discharge or coniiination of discharges


    into the waters of ?uer~o ?J.co shall be


    injurious  to fish cr shellfish or' the


    culture  or propagation of a balanced


    indigenous pcpula-icn thereof  (nor  in  any


    way affect desired use) .
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            r.ifa =*
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        D.  The  raca  of  carr.cerst are chants shall not be
                  han  I3'"'  csz" hoxur and shal-1 n
            a tocal  of  5°F in any 24 hour period
            exeat:- veer,  cue  zo na~u
                                  uses .
        Suspended,  Colloidal  or 35--leabie Solids —


        Solids  from wastawacer sources shall not causa
deposition in,
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        cesz.cnatec uses  or  tne wa~ars.
UseClassificarior.s
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        -ai-  Usages  and/or  desori-io
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(1)   Pisso1ved Cxycen'-  Shall concain not           •
     less char. 5 milligrams  cer li~er 'mg/l"i
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     metric ave^ace of  a  series  of recr2~           I

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     samples) of the  waters -akar. over a

     period of a mon~h  shall not exceed             I

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     and. not mere -nan  20 cercer.t of the

     sas?las shall exceed 200/100 ml.


(3)   p_H - Shall always  lie  between. 7.3 and         - '

     3.5 except when  natural causes alzar

     such limi-s.


(4)   Color — Shall not  be altered. e_xcsot

     bv natural causes.


(5)   Turbidiry - Shall  not  be altered excect

     by natural causes.   A  Secchi disc shall

     be visible at a  minimum depth of one

     meter.

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                        (5)   To~al Dissolved Solids  - Shall not:

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                          )   '"i"1 a s "^* ^ -^"^d Odo?~~''"^""'"oduo.i"'cr 31*h3 ~a "oas
                             Shall oon~tain non

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^™                          except  bv  natural causes.   ?hos~
•                          as  total ? shall nor exceed 25  ppb.

•                 Class 33
M                 A.  Usaces and/or desorircion - Coas-ai  va~ers

                       co.TiS in  ciracc  ooncac~ with, the  water
•j                     as complete  body sur-nergencej ; and  for use

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                       in pronac"a~ior, and oresarvaiion  of desirable
                       scaoes .
                       Standars
                        (1)   Dissolved 0xycen - Shall  oon-ain not

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depressed..
     metric average  of a series of


     reoresenta~ive  samples (az ieas~


     five samples) of the vaters zake:


     over a period of a -onth shall


     not exceed  200/100 ml, and no-
           han  20  peroent of iha
     samples exceed  400/100 nil.



ii.  In shellfish  crowing areas, the


     total ooliform  ~or.~h_Ly ceoae~ric


     average of  a  series  of represen-


     tative samples  (at leas:: five


     ssjT.rjlss) of the wa— ars taken over


     a period of a -onth  shall not


     exceed 70/100 ml,  and not -ore


     than 20 percanr. of the samples


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cause  cha value  of the pH  to fall
outside  this rar.ge.   No materials
that  ex-end nomal ranges  of pE a—
any loea~ion by  ~ore than  G.1 pH
unics  should be  ir."-.reduced  ir.co salt
wace>-  oo^— "'3^^ o~" c^'dal — ~*
                               or  coascai v/acars.   Ac  no  cime should
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     (7)  Chlorides  - (Not ace li cable)







     (3)  Taste  and  Ode r- ? rod u c i n g 5 ub 3 ~ ar. ca s  -




         Shall  ccn-ain none in anioujn-s th,at




         will  interfere vi~h. use for cri.~3a.rv




         contact, recreation or *ill render  a_nv




         undesirable case- or cdcr to acua-ic




         life .







     (9)  Nut ri an -5  - Phosphorous as cotal ?




         shall  nat  exceed 25 p?b.







Class SC




A.  Usages'  and/or description - Coas~ai vaters




    intended  for  uses where the hurr.an body .Tiay
     (such as  fishing,  boacing/ et catera) and




     for use in propagation and maintenance of
    desrable  species.







3.  Standards




    (1)  Pi s s o 1 ve d  0 xy g e n - Shall contain not




         less  than  4  mg/1 except when natural




         conditions cause this va'lua to be

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•j                          average  of a series of representative
                            samples  'ac lease five samples' of the
^                          waters  taken over a period of a mcnch
•                          shall  not exceed 10,000/100 ml total
_                          colifor'm or 2,000/100 ml fecal coli-

g                          the samples shall exceed 4,000/100 mi
•|                          fecal  ooliform.

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extend normal  ranges  of oci a~ anv
loca-ion by more  than 0.1 pH unizs
should be introduced  in_o sal- '.va.~er
portions o^* — "''da'' ^"r"'b'''ta"^^es o"*
coas-al waters.   At no -ime should
the introduction  of  foreign ma-arials
cause the pH -o  be  less than 7.3 nor
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(4)   Color - Sh3.ll  not be altered  bv




     other ^har.  natural ph.er.oi7.er.a  except




     when it car.  ba proven -hat such cha_r.ge




     "* n oo"^ o ""* — 3  '~ a^"^.l"•* 3 s ~ o h.i.o*"a a"^c\




     aestheticallv  accsn^iaile .







(5)   Turbidity -  A  Secchi disc shall ba




     visible at  a rp_inirr.uri. deoth of 1 netsr.







(5)   Total Dissolved Solids -  (.Not
     appj_ica







(1}   Chlorides -  (Not applicable)







(3)   Taste and Cdcr-?roducing Substances -




     Shall contain  none in amounts  tha-




     will render  anv  undesirable  tas~e or




     odor to edible ac"ua~ic life.







(9)   Nutrients -  Phosphorus as -otrai  P




     shall not exceed 25 oob.

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             •-^—^-w-uj _ .s >j _o ini —
Coastal Waters
        Class  5A
        Shall  include bioluioir-ascent  lakes- and bays.
such, as La Par^ara -~d Mcnsio Jose  on  -'r.2
Coasc, 3al~ia  de  Mosquito in Vieques,  and -hose special


areas which may  be  designated by  uhe  Beard.
        Class  S3
             Frori 3aia Paruera to Punta  Guanao  n
             May acruez
        2.   Jrcni Punta Algarrobo in  Mayac^uez to Pur.ta
             Bocueron in Acuadiila.
        3.   Froni ?un~a Borincuen  in  A'guadilla tc
            Maracavo in Arecibo.
             Fran ?un~a Caracoles in A_recibo  -o Punta
             Salinas in Catano.
         5.   From San Juan (Pur.ta del  Morro)  to Playa
             Sardinera in Fajardo.
                  Plava de Fajardo -o Punca Cabra de
             •T> -i p T- >-

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     Naguabo.



 8.   From El Morrillo to Punta  Icacos  in


     Yabucoa.
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     From Punta Yecruas in Yabucoa  ~o  ?un~3.



     Rodea in Acuirre.


10.   From Punda Colchones in Salinas  to  Punta


     Caranero in Ponce.


11.   Fron Punta Cuchara in Ponce to Cayo Par-


     gueira in Guavanilla.


12.   From Punca Verraco im Guavanilla  to Bahia


     de Guanica.
13.   From Sahia de Guanica to Bahia

     in Laj as.


15.   From Punta Mules east of 3ahia  Moscruico
     in Vieques.
     From 3ahia Mosc
     Viecues.
17.   From Cavo Real west to Puerto  Isabel
     ieaunca.
13.   Isla Mcp.i-o
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       20.  I s la de  la  Men a.
       21.  Is La Caa  de  Muertos
       22.  Cayo  Icacos.
       23.  Cayos da- Can a  Gorda,  Guanica.
24.  AH lacco~s "~c*"  clas3i~i
                                     =  "-
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        Shellfish Grcw-h  Araas
        Those araas  tr.a~  are classified cv the Beard
as    es  growt   areas
        Class SC
        1.  Ma^acua- 3a^/  -  frora P'jnta Gua~ajibo ~
            Punta Algarrooo.
        2.  Aciiadilla Bav  -  frcn Punta Bccueroa tc

        3.  Arecibo  Bav  -  from Punca Maracavo co Punti
            Caracoles .
            rrom Puntia  Sa^.ir.as  ^o Pur. ta ce1 Morro
        S •'  Tajardo Bay -  from Playa Sardinera to
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 6.  Roosevelt  Roads  -  frora Punca Cabra  da Tisrra




     to Punta Cascajo.




 7.  Port: of Nacxiaco  -  from Playa da Naguabo  to




     Zl Morrzlio,




 8.  Port: of Yabucoa  -  from. Punt:a Icacos -o




     ?uci~a Yaguas.




 9.  Jobos Bay  and  Lagur.a de las Mare as  -




     frorrt ^un^a ?,cd2o  ~o Punza Colcir:on.33




10.  Guayar.illa ar.d Tallabca Bays - fron Cayo




     Parcuera to  Punca  Varraco.




11.  Port: of Ponce  -  from Punta Carenaro to




     Punta Cuchara.




12.  Guartica 3ay  -  Inland va-ters norrh of  the




     mouth.




13.  Port of Ceway  in Culabra.




r4.  Port of Isabel Sec-^nda in Vieques.




15.  ?uer~to Raal  in v'iacues - batwean Cayo da




     Tiarra and Cave  Real.

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                   VIRGIfiA              "                              '     '
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                  DISTRICT 0? COLUMBIA
Existir.c Warsr Uses:
          C a t^ccrv                    Wat:sr "sa


               A                Watier  Ccnt.ac~  ?-ecrea~icn


               3                Wading


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               E                Maintar.cLr.ca cf Jish Life


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                      VIRGINIA
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          All  State  wa-ars shall be ruaintained  at: such
crualitv as will  -emit all reasonable, beneficial  use
•3r"! d wil "•  su~no o r '*  ~ ha  w r c^ acrati * o i. ar d c^ow tb  o ^  al ^
acuazc    s,  ^cucTicr car^e   sh/ wc  zicc
          All 5 tat: a  watars shall be frae  from  substances
actribu-abie -a  sewage,  industrial vase a, or ciher was~e
vane ss~ablishad  standards or inter-srs dirsc~l'/ or
indirec-1'/ wizh reasonable, beneficial uses  of  such
plant, or  acua-ic  life.   Specific 3
controlled include,  but are not ii.tiirad to:  floari:
dabris7 oil,  SCUTS,  and ozher flea-ing r.a-ariais;  ~
substances,  substances that o-oduce color,  cascas,
and heated  substances.
1.05   \r~idec—3.da~ion
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rualicv is be'r:~er than
^s established  s-andards 5.5 of the data  on.  which such
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stiture  a new or an  increased discharge of effluent
to high  quality water/  when it. has  been af fima-ivaly
den:on3~rated th.ar.  a  change is jus-ifiable ~c  provide
necsssary econc-iic or social development: ; and provided,
          tha~xi *""h.e  necessa"^*/ dec^'^e0  O"^ wastes ~rea~zjrer!t
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™            quality; provided thar- the Board has  zhe  power oo
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              auv--or-2a *ny  .r  je..  r ^v^^-.-iue..^, ^-^. ^^_c
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2.05   Co lifers 3ac~eria - Shellfish. Wa c e r
           Zn ccen ocean or es~'-arine wc.~ers  in  soecxf—o
areas  where leased  orivace or onblic shellfish  beds are
present,  the following standard  for fecal coliforr.
bacteria  will apply:
           T1 *">o -r*ci^-i ,a_r*  ""^c3! co^i~o*"—^ va^'*^ *"o** a
           same line  3~a~ior: shall  r.o~ exceed  an
           M?N of 14 per 100 nil of  s arc? la and no-
           ~cre than 10% of sanples  shall e:• 2  -^  •** •* i ^ -i  7 j-*'* !»•••-•- ^^ .-f •*- -a ^ -i— /«s •»•
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 .00  Water  Qualitv
        -  Durracs
Caorai/Jra
Chlorine
5,0 ug/1  -  Class I and II  waters
Class  III,  IV,  V, and VI waters:
0.4 ug/1  -  soft wacer*
1.2 ug/1  -  hard warer

.5 ug/1 - Class I and II waters
1 ug/1 -  Class  III, IV, V,  and ~T.
wa-srs
Chrcraiuia  (to-al)       100 ug/1  -  All  waters
                       _or rrasnwacsr anc. inar—ne  acua~i_c
                       0.1 tiries  a  35-hour ^C^ as darerriinec
                       -»• •* -^* -^ i > /-* X i-*'-^7->a£i-^^3— a /^  ^-.Q-^— •» -^ ^ -, ;*^ , -, 2  — "T '-^ r^ O ""
                       assav, using the racaiving wa~er  or
                       corrcarabla wazar as c~r.e di.lusnz  and
                       usinc a sensitive rasidant soecias.
Z v an z. c. a
5.0 ug/1  -  All waters
                       1.0 rng/I  -  Class III, IV, V,
                                       95-h.aur 1C-, value as
                       cat;

Manganese
Nickel
assay, us^ng  the receiving or  conrparao_e

Tnsasur err.a~~s  [nor.-filterai: la  lead using
an 0,43 ~ioron  filter),  for sensitive
freshwa~ar  fish species.

100 ug/j -  Class I and II waters

0.10 ucr/1 - Class I and II wauers
0.05 ug/1 - Class III,  I~i, V,  and VI wazer

0.01 tines  rhe  35-hour LC^ as. de-err_ined

che reoeivinc or ccirvoars-cie wa—er as uhe
diluent and usinc a sensitive  resident
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Silver


Zinc
Oil and  Grease
1 ng/I  -  All wa-ars


3 uc/i  -  Class III, IV,  V,  and 71 waters-
(3 uc/1 is  a crcai for  Class I and II
waters  car.dinc addicior.ai  affa


No dis c'n ar ca is ce^ ni~? i ~ — sd
                        ^ ft —'r*c^i^""' 1C.- ",  as  data^mi^ad c'^rouc"^


                        or  cciu2ara_bia diiuzion varar  and  csinc
                        a sensirive resident fish species.
No discharge is pemu.--a«
V'r^-v- ,-,***^ ^ P-,.. -a „
-Wj. —— ™~3^*-Nci

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                                      is  ceterTtunsc "nroucn
                                         cicassav usinc  rsceivin:
                       or  coitnDaraJDie o^.j_u——on wa~er  and  us —nc c
                       sensitive resident  soecias
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                        as  phosphorous  (?)  should no- exceed
                        5Q  uc/1 in any  scraan: whara i-  anzars
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Aldri.i/Dialdrin
Chlordana
Derneton
Xsccr.s
.003 ug/1 - ill wa^3r3

0.004 ug/1 - Class  I  and II
0.01 ug/1 - Class II,  IV,  V and
VI wacars

Q..QQ1 ug/1 - ^-Ll wazars

0.1 ug/1 - All wa-ers

0.001 ug/1 - Class  I  and II wa-ers
0.003 ug/1 - Class  III,  IV,  ",  and
VI wafers

0.004 ug/1 - All wa.-ars

0.01 ug/1 - All va-ars

0.001 ug/1 - All waters

None - no dlscnarca
    ~ ~^
Mi rax
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Tc x EO h sr. 2
Q.Q04 ug/1 - Class  I  and  I
0.01 ug/1 - Class III,  IV,
VI waters

0.01 ug/1 - All wazers

0.03 ug/1 - All warars
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Nona — no di.scharga

0.04 ug/1 - All wazars

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           The vatars of _tha Scars   shall at all  tir;as





           A-   Scbstancas attributable to sewage  ,


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           udge deccsirs that  ara  unsichtlv, cutrsscant





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          D.  Hich-~e:npera-'ure ,  toxic ,  corrosive or


o~her dele-aricus  subs-ances  acrribu table -c sewace,


industrial was-s,  or ether  waste in cor.csncra-icns or


combir.acions which, interfere  directlv or indirectlv


with wacer uses, or which are harnuful zo human, ar.inal,


plant:, or acuacic  life.
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               natural trout wafers*, and racrsati-cnal ~rout wazers
                         C.  jpe_cific Deceiving  Wa-er "se Classes
                         The following wa-er use classes are estab-
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                    Wacers which are suizabie  fcr  water ccncac~
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                    actual or  ootencial areas for  che harvescinc
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                    and b — acX-lsh W2*"e** c^ air\s
                    Wafers which are suicabie  for  ch_e grow~ih and
                    of supporting natural trouc  pcpulacions and
                    ^heir associated food organises.

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      This regulation is  effective  May 1,  1373
           The  follovinc  receiving  wa~sr  cruali-v  s-ar.d-
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is perrr^Lssibla  if it  will  no- produce  subs -an-- al dazri


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such size  and  duration ciiac r_ie  e:cpcsur2 of organisms


or life  stages  thereof  is  iess  zlian  zha z^rr.a asscciaza


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           Nomai pH values rr.us~  not. be less chan  5.5
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           1.   The  Mcst Probable  M'urioer •:••?>?} of  coii-
forrj organ!srns nrus- no- exceed  70/100  ^.1,  as a r.edi.an
                             of  -_-e  sarnies shall  exceed
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dilution test  is used), and
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bacteriological  recTiirements  as set forth in the
latest  edition  of  "National Shellfish  Sanitation  Procra:



Dissolved Oxygen Standard
           Same  as  for Class I Wa~er3-

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of_the S~a~_s

      This racuiatior:  :LS  effective May 1, 1973.

          A.   All wa~ars  of zhs Snaoa  will be oro—

tacred for use as water cor.tac- racraa-:_or. , for  fish  ,

ether acruacic  life   and. wiidlifa  (Class I Wacars) .

          H.   Liscac below, by subbasi,-: , are those
•3ro~ac~icr.  rac'zirad  for shallfish harvascir.c   (Clas
   Waters] ,  ria~'jzal  ~rou~ wacars   CCass       atiars  /

and recreational  trou~  va-ars   (Class IV Wafers) .

           C.   Water  Class 'Jnits for Class II vracsrs .
                  SUB 3 AS IN NA>E:
                    All esruarine par-ions
                    of ba.vs and ~ribu~a_r^as
                    axoapi:

                    a. Bishopviila ?rong  and      above
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                Class II Wafers  - shellfish harvesting
                                   All astuarins ~po — ior.
                                   a.  Manckir.  ?-Lver-and      above  ?,~ .  353
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                                   of "iburaries excep-: .


                                   a * 3 1 a c kw a c a *""  ? **_ v a r        3 b o v a  "no '_i— h
                                      and tributaries
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02-13-05:                  CHESTER R
              Class II Wazers -  shellfish harves-inc
                                 All  escuarine par-ions
                                 of  t-rLhu~3.ri.as excao-:
                                 2.  Chester River and      above R-.  213
                                    tributaries
                                 b.  Corsica River          above Earl Cove
                                 c ••  ?i.nev Creek            above R~c   50
                                 d.  Winches"sr Cr=ek       above nicuih
02-13-05:                  EL.X  3IT7E?. AP.ZA
                                 of  tributaries except:

                                 a.  Elk Ri v e r an d
                                                           Courthouse ?t .
                                b.  3ohs£U.a P.iver ar:c      above li^e fro"  Rich
                                 c.  Sassafras ?Jiver  ar.d    above Ord.ir.ar'-'  ?~.
                                          >o.ic Crsrex  anc    aoove R^.nna_irc  ?t.
                                    tributaries  (Still
                                    Pond)
                                 e.  Wcr~on Creek           above rr.ou-h
                                 f.  Fair lee Creak          above nouth
                       Wazers  -  shellfish harves-inc
                                 AJ.1  es-uarin.e portions
                                 of tributaries axoec-:

                                 a. Bush ?u,ver and         above line  frcrr.
                                   ~ri.but.aries            raz-rview ?~.  ~o
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                                     tributaries            Oliver ?t. to
                                                            Maxwell ?t.
                                  b.  Middle River           above  line from
                                                            ?t.  to Tur^ev ?t
                             WEST  CHESAPZAJCZ 3.-.If ARZA

               Class II Waters  - shellfish harvesting
                                 All  estuajrlna ocrtio
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           Wafers whose existing cuali-y  is  beccer than
the established standards  as  of the dace  on which such
standards  beccne ef fecc-ive  shall bs riainc.air.ed at such
high cfuaiicy unless ic has  beer, af firr^arivelv damon-
5~rarad  ~o ~b.s. Scats  thar  2. chance is juszif iahis as
a rasul~ of necessary eccr.cizic or social  davelopner.o ,
and shall  no- preclude uses presently possible ir. such
w a ti a r s .  An T^ i n c u s
poliu-ior.  or an increased  scures of pollution co high
<~x* .3 "* ' *~ */  'if ~ *** — "•~ ^ s^s."^ o*^  i**^ '-*"t »'-^^^ *~^ ""* ~* '^ " "t ^ o  T'^W* '">"!cr""^"a5^





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           The  wa-ers shall r.cc  con-air, subs-a_r.ces
or otiner c^scnargas in car.cen-cra-ior.s or a^cur.ts


sufficier.-  ~o  be adverse or harmful  to wa~er uses  ro  be
The wafers  shall be free frcn  floating solids,
cetjosirs,  dabris,  oil ar.c  scum.
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During April 1 - June  15  ar.c -
Se:3~a;r-ber 15 — Decarrier  31
seasonal  avsraca concsntira~"io-rz
shall noc be less than 5.5 r.c/1
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                                              than.  3 , 5  ~c/l a~ Mils  73.3,
                                              45.5  me/ 1 az Mi 1 e  7 j . 0  and.
                                              5. 0 -g/1  a- Mile 59.5.

                                              Ths dissolved oxycan  Is "5 Is
                                              shall  nc~ he less  than  s dail"-r
                                              aver ace  of 5 ~c/l  nor  cro he low
                                                            :ecr es sec
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10-3    Turbidity

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                                              nil.   Saroles shall  be -akar.  a~



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Delaware Canal  (including At.iar.~ic Ocean  and




Delaware Say below  R.M 43.2)

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Dissolved Oxvgsr,                    2-A




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l-SAS                                5
Fscal Coliforni                      11 —A-
 (for Shellfisa  wacers)




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                   NORTH CAROLINA






.0201 ANTIDEGRA2ATICN STATZMI2TT




     Waters whose existing quality-is better  than  the  '




established standards as of the date on which such stan-




dards become effective will be maintained  at  hich




quality; provided that the State of North  Carolina has




the authority to approve, any project of development,




which would constitute a new or an increased  discharge




of effluent to high quality water, when it has  beer.




af f imativeiv demonstrated "~'*~a'" a obance ^ s "iust" f ~ ••
able to provide necessary economic or  social develop-             ,



ment, and provided further, that the necessary  degree             1




of waste treatment to maintain high water  quality  will



be recuired where ohvsically and economicailv feasible.



Present and anticioated use of such waters will not  be            I



precluded under the conditions of the  aforesaid.   In             .



implementinc -zc.Ls oclicy, the United States Environmen-



tal Protection Acencv will be xeot informed and will be           |






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cha~"~"' ~'c its "e soons ibi li tie s under  the  Federal  Water
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     Tidal Salt Waters shall mean all tidal waters                I




which are so designated by the Environmental  Management




Commission and which generally have  a natural chloride            ™
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                Estuarine Waters shall  mean those tidal salt wa-
H         ters  assigned S classifications.
           .0203
             STANDARDS FOR TOXIC AND  CTHZ?, DZL2T2SICUS SC3STAMC25
                Ths ~?- yJTnt'Ti linits  for  toxic and oth.sr deleterious
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           Va ^ T1 eS •"" o ("•QTTI £»*"!£. a^  •• ^ — '*" g  ~VQ ^^  •"nc0'*"" or1 •<*••<*•*••* -~i —  — 'n ;
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           Wa~er Criteria11 where  stated  and in cases whsre  such-
           values ars not Included  in  the reocrt, bioassavs vill
           be  conducted according to the standard techniques  rec:
           "H.et3crt of ths National  Tschnica"1  \d"i
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                 (a)   General.   Ths  standards  of water quality  for
BB         each se~aratelv idsntiified water to which a  classifi~
H         cation is assigned  shall be those  specified  for  such
_         ciassificaoion-'in the  following Series of Classifica-
           tions and tfa-ar Quality  Standards.
•               (b)   Class SA  Waters.

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(1)   Best: usage of waters:   Sheiifishing for
     market  purposes and any other usage re-
     quiring waters cf lower quality.
[2}   Conditions  related to best usage:
     waters  will meet the sanitary and bac-
     teriological standards given in the 1965
     revision of the "National Shellfish
     Sanitation  Prcgrar: Manual of Operations:
     Part 1,  Sanitation of Shellfish Growing

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[3)   Quality standards applicable to class SA
     waters.

     (A)   rioatinc solids;  settleaJDle solids;
          slud.ce detosits:   ^cne attributable
          to sewage,  industrial wastes or
          other wastes.

     (3)   Sewage,  industrial wastes, or

          effectively treated to the satis-
          faction of  the ccninissicn in ac-
          cordance with the recruirerr.er.ts cf
          the Division of Health Services.

     (C)   pH:   Range  between 5.3 and 3.5.

     (D)   Dissolved oxygen:  Not less than
          5.0 rag/1, except that swarap waters
          niav have a  r.inirrur; of 4,0 mc/i.
          Toxic wastes;  oils; deleterious  su
          stances;  colored or other wastes:
          Only such ar.cunts, whether alone o
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          ces or wastes as will not :sake the
          waters unsafe or unsuitable for
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                                ocher besc usage  established for
                                this class.

H                         (?)   Organises of cclifors  grouTD:  Total
                                coliform group not to  exceed a
•                                sedian .M?S of 70/100 si,  and not
                                r-| ,*", •»- £> *- '—| -j ^ * f*' y> /-* ~  — X t3 *- 3 "-"vw^ ^, A c C '~\ ;3 1 "
                                exceed a M?N of 230/100 si  for a
H                              5—tube decinal dilution rest (or
™                              330/100 si where  a 3-tube decimal
                                dilution is used) in those  areas
^1                              sosr crcbablv exposed  ~o  fecal con~

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                                teiudsratur3  bv rr.ore zhan 1. 53?. du—
                                                          July
                                August ncr sore than 4.0°? during
                                ths other scnths and in no case to
                                exceed 90°?.,  due to the discharge
                                of heated licruids.
                 (c)   Class S3 Waters.
                   (1)      3esz usage of waters:   Bathing  and any
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     to sewage, industrial wastes or
     other wastes.

(3)   Sewage, incus-rial wastes,  or other
     wastes:  None which  are net effec-
     tively treated to the satisfaction
     of the ccrnmissicn.   In  detemining
     ths decree of treatrrent ""ecruir^d ~o*
     waters to be used  ~ ^ *••  '"•aoh ^ ^CT  —"^^

     tion c"uan~itv and  ™ua* itv cf  iha
     sewage and wastes  involved and the
     proxi-T-i-ry of such  discharges  to the
     waters in this class.

(C)   pH:   Shall be norr.al for  the  waters
     in che area which  cans^ailv sJraii
     rax*1 ere '^e—w^en 5.0  and  3 , 5  e^cceot
     that swarvo waters  rr-av  have a  low of
     4,3,

(D)   Dissolved oxygen:  Mot less than
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             exceed a log mean of 200/100 mi
             (either M?N cr MF count) based on
             at least five .consecutive samples
             examined during any 30-day period
             and not to exceed 400/100 mi in more
             than 20% of the samples examined du-
             ring such period,   (Not applicable
             during or immediately following
             period of rainfall.)

        (G}   Temperatures;  Sha.1.1 not be increased
             above the natural water temperature
             by more than 1.5°7. during the months
             of June, July and August nor more
             than 4.0°F. during the other months
             and in no case to exceed 900F, , due
             to the discharge of heated licruids,
        oest usage o~ waters :   r isni.n
        Q*-X^^* '"'sacr0 ^^c^o^* *'~"i'''"''ncT ^>*
                  market ourtoses.
(2)      Conditions related to besc usage:  The
        waters will be suitable for fishing and
        fish propagation.  Xlso, suitable for
        other uses requiring warers of lower
        cualitv,

(3)      Qualitv standards aoclicable to class
        SC waters.

        (A)   Floating solids; settleable solids;
            sludge deposits:  Only such amounts
            attributabl^ ~o sewage,  industrial
            wastes,, other wastes,  as will not,
            after reasonable ooocrtunitv for di-
            lution and mixture of same with che
            receiving waters/ make the waters
            unsafe or unsuitable for fish/ shell-
            fish, and wildlife, cr impair the
            waters for any other best usage es-
            tablished for this class
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    in the area  which  cene^'al"' v si™3" "
    range between 6.0  and 3.5, excepc
    that swanp waters  may have a minimuri
    of 4.3.  "     .

(C)  Dissolved oxygen:   Not less than  5.0
    ir.g/1, excep- tha~  swarrp waters may
    have a minurauri  of  4.0 rug /I .

(D )  Toxic* was~ces * oils *  deieteuricus s"uh—
    s t an c e ^ •  c o ^ o ~"* eo. c r o th e '*"' was""""" *
    Oiiiv s*vich air.cdT'.t.s /  whether alcne  cr
    in c ciri in a ti o n vi~h other substances
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    adverselv affec~  tLhe  oalataiilty  of
    sanie,  cr in^air the waters for anv
    other ' hes~~usace  established for this
    class.
(E)  Crgar.isna of ooii-orm group:  ?ecai
    colifoms no- ~o  exceed a log mean
    of 1,000/100 al  (M?^i or M? ecu.-.-)
    based uocn at leas-  five oonsec*-i~ive
    samples exanined  during such period.
    (Not acoiicahle during or irmediate—
    i   followin   eriods of rainfall.)
(?)  Terroera-ure :   Shall  not be increased
    above the na-urs.1  water ~err»r;erafure
    bv rr.ore chan  1.53r.  during the months
    of June/ Julv  and  August nor more
    than 4.0'?. during other months, and
    in no case  to  exceed 90°?,, due -o  the
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                DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL  AND  ECONOMIC  RESOURCES
                 CLASSIFICATIONS AND  WATER QUALITY STANDARDS
                                  ASSIGNED  TO
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                                                          Classification
                      Description.
                                •Class" 'Date

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All waters south and east of   ."
ailins running in a southerly
direction front Hornii;low Point:
on this north shors of Alijsinarls
Sound, to a point of land on the
south side of the ncuth of Black
Walnut Swamp, thence in a sou-
therly direction to a point of
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              Roanoke River.

              From source  to Wright  Memorial
              Bridge at Albe.-arie  Sound

              That portion within  North
              Caro
slahd .Channel From North Carolina-Virginia
              State Line to Knotts  Island
              Bay

              From source  to North  Carolina-
              Virginia State Line.

              From source  to North  Carolina-
              Virginia State Line
              From North Carolina-Virginia
              State Line to Currituck  Sound

              Entire Bay
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"Nigger  Bay
South Channel
Coinjock  Bay
 Piney  Island  Bay
 Cedar  Island  Bay
 Cedar  Say
Ships Bay
Raccoon Hay
Whale Head Bay
Parker  Creek
Sanders Bay
Wells Bay
Beasley Bay
Meals Creek  '
Poplar  Branch  Bay
Webster Creex
Jean Gui~e Creek
Hog Charter Creek
orth River
Indiantown Creek and
 all interconnecting
 canals
aylor Bay
Intraccastal Waterway
Bump.Landing Creek
arrow Bridge Creek
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cose  Pond
 arnette  Creek
 uck  Creek
 road Creek
 ittie Bread  Creek
 ascruocank P.iver
 ascuotank  River
  •eneuse  Creek
 lill  Dam Creek
 Lscuctank  River
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 ,ittle Flattv  Creek
Entire Bay
Entire Channel
Entire Bay
Entire Bay
Entire Bay
Entire Bay
Entire Bay
Entire Bay
Entire Bay
From source to Currituck Sound
Entire Bay
Entire Bay
Entire Bay
From source to Currituck Sound
Entire Bay
From source zo Currituck Sound
^ron ^ourc0 to Cu"""*"1' ~uck Sou-d
From Source to Currituck Sound
From Source to Albemarie Sound
From source to North River
Entire Bay
From Coin jock Bay to Taylor Bay
From source to Taylor Bay
From source to North River
From source to North River
From source to North River
From source to North River
From, source to North River
From source to North River
From source to North River
From source to North River
From source to North River
From source to North River
From Norfolk-Southern Railroad
3ridge to a -line- across the - Rivsr"-
from Hospital Point to Cobb Poi
From a line across River from
Hoscital Point to Cobb Point to
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Pascuotank River           , PW
From N.C. Highway 2343 to  Cre-K
From a line across the River
from Miller Point "to Pool Point
to Aibemarie Sound
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Ih^pel Creek
) air. Creek
.c^.e River
)eep Creek
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Ba_bbit 3av
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Boat Bay
oond Creek
rtls Alligator Rive:
Goose Pond
st Lake
The Frving Pan
South Lake
  Ncr-heast Prong
   Sou-th Lake
  Llehue Gut
  Hooker Gut:
Desr Creek
Deep Bay
             reek
Gar Gut' (Davis Pond]
S pence Craek
    Hawk Ba
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sneer Creex
~nnar.ec. Canal  a
  agan Creek
un Creek
seer Creek
car Bus   Bav
g  I Creek
From source to The Straits
From source to the Frying Pan
Entire Bay
From source to Alligator River
Entire Bay
From source to Alligator' River
From, source to Alligator. River
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Entire Lake
From source to East Lake
From source "to East "a'*''3
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From source to. Northeast Prong
South Lake
From source to South Lake
From source to South Lake
Entire Bay
Jrc~ source to South Lake
From source to Airjemarie Sound
From source to Aihemarle Sound
From source to Peter Mashoes
Creek
From source to Peter Mashces-Cr,
From source to 5 pence Creek
Entire Bay
From Kill Devil Hills Bridge
north to Kittv Hawk Bav
From a^line running^ fro- a ^point
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mouth of Peter Mashces Creek on


west Point en P^oar.oke Islar.c co
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From William 3. "mstead Memo-
rial Bridge to a line running
from a point of land just be-
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Count"/ mainland to the Southern
tip of Smith Island south of
Rcancke Island
Frcm source to Croatan Sound
From source to Spencer Creek
From, source to Croatan Sound
From source to Croatan Sound
Entire Bay
Entire Area of the Cut Through
Entire Creek
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 Colincron  Craek
OtBs Cove
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Broad Creek
Georges Creek
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Entire Creek
From a line running from
Northwest Point on Roanoke Is-
land northward to -Rho corns Point
on Colington Island, thence a
line running eastward through
Wright Memorial Monument: , to a
line running from the southern
tip or Smith Island soutn oz
Roanoke Island to southern tip
of Bodie Island at North Point.
Entire Bay •
From Kill Devil Hills Bridge
south to 3u2za~~d Bav
Entire Bay
Entire 3ay
From source to Shailowbag Bay
From source to Shailcwbag Bav
The waters surrounding the Is-
land with"'" 1,000 "e^t from she
From source to Roanoke Sound
From source to Johns Creek
Snf' ~e Creek
From source to Roar.oke Sound
From source to Roanoka Sound
Enf're Cre<°k
From source to Roanoka Sound
Entire Bay
Entire Creek
From source to Roanoke Sound
From Croatan and Roanoka Sounds
Point south of Stumpy Point
Bay to the northeast tip of
Ocracoka Island
Entire Inlet
Entire Bay
Entire Bay
Frorr. source to Pamiico Sound
Entire Creek
Entire Bay
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Beach. Slue
wreck Creek
Round Hairurock Bay
Pauls Ditch
3lac.kr.ar Gut:
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txCi, w...i i-»ra-.n
'lidgett Cove
Ziarks Bay
Jo Ache Bay
3ull Island Bay
3hi??s Cove
^h e D^ai^
jcsncs-T Creek
•ill Creak
Jeters Di~ch
--skins Creek
•oat Creek
,ong Point Creek
 abe Creek
 rooks Creek
 ce Saur Creek
 andy Bay
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  Duck Ponds  and Isaa:
   Pond
.ustin Creek  (Club-
 house Craek)
 cose Creek

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       at Buoy Fl R ev. 4 sec "22" to
       North  Carolina-South Carolina-
       State  Line/ includi:
       sounds, inlets and connecting
       channels
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 (fcmpeys Creek)         to  Lockwoocs Folly River
 icBrcods Folly  River     From mouth of Mill Creek to     SA   12/1/63  15-25-l-(l"
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     Creek             '  From Brunswick Cour.-y SR 1112   SA   12/1/63  15-25-1-13-
                         to  Lockwcccs Folly River
 lull at Creek             From source to Lockwoods "   ... '  SA   12/1/53  15-25-1-13
»                         Folly River               "                      '  -   •-
    woods Creek         From source to Lockwoods        SA   12/1/53  15-25-1-20
                         Folly River                                          _  •
                         From source to Lcckwccds        SA   12/1/53  15-25-1-21
                         Folly River
                         From Williams Branch to         SC   12/1/53  15-25-2-9-
    issett Swamp)        Shailotte River
-aTTotte River  "         From mouth of the Mill Pond     SA   12/1/53  15-25-2-{l
                         to  Intracoastal Waterway
    Mill Pond            From a point 1.0 mile below     SA   12/1/53  15-25-2-11
                         Brunswick County SR 1145" to
                         Shailotte River
    la Dam Creek         From source to Shailotte River  SC   12/1/53  15-25-2-13
[•he Svash                From source to Shaliotte River  SA   12/1/53  15-25-2-14
SaJ|epan Creek           From source to Shalic—a River  SA   12/1/53  15-25-2-15
    nys Branch          -From Brunswick County SR 1143   SA   12/1/53  15-25-2-15
                         to  Saucepan Creak                              -l-(2)
                   reek   From source to Saucacan Creek   SC   12/1/53  15-25-2-15
 OR Mill Creek          From source to Saucepan Creek   SC   12/1/53  15-25-2-15
 Goose Creek             From Brunswick County SR 1143   SA   12/1/53  15-25-2-15
    »•• • _-                   to  Saucepan Creak                              -4-(2)
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•CiBart Slough           From source to Intracoastal     SA   12/1/53  15-25-4
            '            Watarvay
  §"  bash Creek           From source to Norch Carolina-  SA   12/1/53  15-25-5
                         South Carolina Stace Line
  iangman Branch          From source to Calabash Creek   SA   12/1/53  15-25-5-1
         cean            The waters of the Atlantic      33   12/1/53  99-(1)
                   —     Ocean contiguous to that por-
                         tion of the Wacoamaw River
                         Drainage Area of the Lumber
                         River Basin extending from the
                         Cape Fear River Basin to the

                         State Line
Shallotta Crsek            From Sell Branch to Shallotta River  SA   12/1/53   15-25-2-15-<
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                  CLASSIFICATIONS AND WATER QUALITY STANDARDS

                                  ASSIGNED TO

                    TEE WATERS OF THE CAPE FEAR RIVER 3 AS IN


'E FZAR RIVER          From, upstraa- _,outh of-      " SC Sw   4/1/33   18-(71)
                       Toonisrs Creek to Atlantic .
                       Ocean
rtwheel Branch         Fron source to Cape Fear    -  SC Sw   4/1/59   13-72
                       River
rthaast Capa Fear     From irou-th of Ness Creak to   SC Sw   4/1/59   18-74>-<:
ver                    Carie Fear River
iiga-tcr Creek         Fron scores to Cape Fear      SC Sw   4/1/59   13-75
                       River
eenii-ld Creek         Frora Greenfield Lake to Cape  SC Sw  4/1/59   13-75
                       Fear River
unsvick River         Front source to Cape Fear :::   SC Sw   4/1/59   13-77
                       River
edizond Creek        .  From, source to Brunswick      SC Sw   4/1/59   13-77-2
                       ?,iver
traccas-tal Waterway   Frori sou-thsm edce of vThite   SA Sw   4/1/59   13-57..
                       Oak River Basin to Cape Fear
                       River at western e.rd of S^.ows
                       Cut exclusive of restricted
                       areas lis"tsd beicw
urkey Creek            Frcra source to Intracoascal   SA Sw   4/1/55   18-37-1
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verett Bay            Entire Say excluding that     SA Sw  4/1/59   13--37-2
                      portion in King 'Creak Re-                             I
                      strictsd Area                                         I
turvp Sound            Entire Sound excluding that   SA Sw  4/1/53   13-37-3
                      portion in King Creek ?«e—                             I
                      strioted Area                                         ^
in.g Creek Restricted  Inside 2. line beginning at a  SC Sw  4/1/59   13-87-4
rea (Spicar Bay)      point on the nvainland and                             I
                   —   running due south 100 yards
                      to  reflector buoy =43 in the                 '       . "
                      Intracoastal "Ta-arway, thence                      - •'  |
                      along the south side of the
                      Intracoastal Waterway Channel                         •
                      1,200 yards to flashing light                         |
                      channel -arkar f39,  thence due
                      north 200 yards to a point on                        ••
                      the mainland, then along the                          I
                      shore line to the point of
                      beginninc to include all of                           I
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                       Froin source to Intracoascai    SA  Sw
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 C^rlow Creek)         Waterway
 cMinty Line Branch    From source to Batts  Mill  ~- .- • SA Sw
                       Creek
      ;s Branch        From source to Batts  Mill  -    SA Sw
                       Creek
Did Mill Creek         From source to Intracoascal    SA Sw
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                       From source to Intraooastal   SC  Sw
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                       From source to Virginia Creek SC  Sw
                       En-ire Sound                  SA  Sw
                       From Mew Topsail Inlet to     SA  Sw
                       Tocsail Sound
                       From source to Intracoastal   SA  Sv;
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                       From source to Intracoastal   SA  Sw
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                       From Old Topsail Inlet to   "  SA  Sw
                       Intracoastai Waterway
                       From source to Intracoastai   SA  Sw
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                       From Old Toosaii Inlet to     SA  Sw
                       ^rom ?_i.ch Inlet to Intra—
                  From Green  Channel  to  Intra-  SA Sw
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     a line beginning a~ a point
     of  beach en the northeast
     shore  of Masonbcro Inlet ex-
     tending in a northeaster!*/
     direction along the shore of
     the Atlantic Ocean to a point
     on  the shore 1,100 yards be-
     yond the northeast shore of.
     Moore  Inlet (closed) , thence
     due nor-th— est through channel
     marker =124 of the Intraccastai
     waterway to a ccint on the
     it2.inJ.and,, thence in a south-
     westerly direc~ ion a-loncr ^"he
     iaainl and to a point on Money
     Point, thence -due scutihsast
     through the Intracoas.al water-
     way channel marker =123 to the
     point  of beginning to include
     Laes Cut, Motts Channel, 3anks
     Channel  Bradiev Creek  to its
     channel  marker =124 and =123,
     and  all  tidal  creeks on -ha
     northwest side of -he Intra-
     coasta.1  Waterway between these
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ruant plant, thence  northerly
along the sound  side  of  the
causeway to the  north end of
sans, thence  in  a  southeast-
erly direction to  the north-
east end of Harbour Island,
thanca along  the southeast
shore of Harbour Island  to the
southwest end, thence in a
southwesterly direction  along
the southeast boundaries of
the rr.arshas t'o a point cppo-
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marsh sloughs tributary  to
ths sound.
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From source to Intracoastal
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Front source to  Intracoastal    SA S',-r  4/l//59  13-37-29
Waterway
From source to  Intracoastal    SA Sw  4/1/59  13-37-20
Waterway
All waters within  a  line       ;

running southeast  to  the
Intraooastal Waterway channel
marker =153 thanca running
south-southeast  to the south
side of the Carolina  Beach  - .'
Inlet, thanca in a southerly


boat basin/ thanca in a north-
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line to the south bank of
Snows Cut, thanca  along the
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straight line  to  the north
bank of Snows  Cut,  thence
along the  shore  line in an
easterly direction  to the
western side of  Myrtle Sound,
thence in  a northerly direc-
tion along the shore line to
the point  of beginning.
From source to Snows Cut
All waters inside a line
beginning  in the  Caoe Fear
Rivsr at the zncuth  of Snows
SC Sw
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                      breakwater, thence along  the
                      breajcwatar to its southwest—
                      wescer_y ci.racz2.on aj_ong  zne
                      eastern side of Shellbed
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                      Cedar Craex  thsice in  a
                      southwesterlv direction across
                      he  nouth of Caoe Creek  to  a
                      pcint: on tins soucnweszsm  sice
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                      the  Caoe Fear River to  the
                      eastern end of Oak Island,
                      thence in a northwesterlv di-
                      rection along the Atlan-ic
                      Ocean to a paint on the beach,
                      thence due north througn the
                      Xntracoastai Waterwav Channel
                      Marker Fl. R. n22" ~o tne
                      mainland, thence along  the
                      shore line in an easterly di-
                      rection to the eastern  side
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                      thence in a" straight  line
                      across Cape Fear River  to  the
                      point of beginning, exclusive
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.Iden Creek            Fron source to Cace Fear      SC Sw   4/1/59   13-33-i
                      River
hits Soring Greek     From source to 1-Taiden Creek   SC Sw   4/1/59   13-33-1
igis Crsek            Fron source to Walden Creek   SC Sw   4/1/53   13-33-1
ancys Creek           From source to Walden Creek   SC Sw   4/1/59   13-33-1
Gurr. Log Branch        From source to Nancys Creek   SC Sw   4/1/59   13-38-1
overr.ors Creek        Fron source to Walden Creek   SC Sw   4/1/59   13-38-1
Fishing Creek         From source to Governors '_    SC Sw   4/1/79   13-83-1
                      Craek
ows Marsh             Entire Harsh                  SC Sw   4/1/59   13-33-2
ice Creek             Fran source to Cape Fear.      SC Sw   4/1/53   13-33-3
                      River
eicsct Crsek.            From Muddy Slouzh to Carse     SC Sw   4/1/59   13-3S-4
                      Fear River                                '
ddle Creek            From Muddy Slough to Cape     SC Sw   4/1/59   13-33-5
                      Fear River
wensviile Creek       From. Muddy Slough to Cape     SC Sw   4/1/59   13-83-5
                      Fear River
ddy Slough            Entire Slough excluding that  SC Sw   4/1/59   13-33-7
                      portion in Lower Cape Faar
                      Shsllfishinc Area
wer Cape Fear         All  wafers inside a line   -   SA Sw   4/1/59   13-33-3
hell ~ is'*"1 inc Area      beer inn in cr a~ the northern
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the -.outh of Baidhead Creek,           •              _
thence alone the shore line                          I
of  Smith  Island to Cap-e Fear
point/ thence in a north-
northeaszerly direction along
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 he nor-hem side of the New                         I
Inlet, ~her.ce alone the shore                        "
line of the basin to the point
of  beginning.                                        I
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:he Basin             Entire  Basin                   SA Sw  4/1/59  13-33-3-
>t«ard Bav           Entire  Bav                     SA Sw  4/1/59  13-33-3-
 Mrltdy Slough         Entire  Slough  excluding that  SA Sw  4/1/59  13-33-3
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                      B.estricte.d  Area
 Still Creek          From Muddy  Slough to  Buzzard  SA Sw  4/1/59  13-33-3-
                      Bay
    riss Creek        From Muddy  Slough to  Buzzard  SA Sw  4/1/59  13-33-3-
                      3ay
    ar Creek          From Cape Fear River  to       SA Sw  4/1/59  13-33-3-
                      Suzzard Bay
Za-e Creek            From source to Cape Fear      SA Sw  4/1/59 _.13-33-3-
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 	y Creek            From source to Cape Creek     SA 'Sw  4/1/59  13-33-3-
    «eo Creek          Fro~ source to Bay Creek      SA Sw  4/1/59  13-33-3-
     Head Creek       From source, to Cape Fear      SA Sw  4/1/53  13-33-3-
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                      Frorr. source to Bald'Head      SA Sw  4/1/53  13-33-3-
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-traccastai Waterway  From Channel  Marker Fl,        SC Sw  4/1/53  13-33-9
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5eB-erda_~ Creek       From source to  Intracoastal   SC Sw  4/1/59  13-33-9
                      Waterway
 rB.lv Gully Creek    From source to  Beaverdar.      SC Sw  4/1/59  13-33-9-
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li^abeth River        That section  of  Elizabeth     SC Sw  4/1/59
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                      ning at  the rjouth  of Molasses

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                      junction of Zlizabeih River
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                      Xntracoastai  watarwav/ chence
                      •in a westerly direction  along
                      the southside of the Intra-
                      coastal Waterway to  che  rr.outh
                      •of Denis Creek,  thence in a
                      southeasterly direc-ion  along
                      the souch bank of the  river to
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                      River
 iney  Point  Creek     From source to Elizabeth      SA Sw  4/1/59  13-33-9
                      River
.classes  Creek         From source to Zlizabe-h      SA Sw  4/1/59  13-33-9
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 Coward Creek          From source to Molasses Creek SA Sw  4/1/59  13-33-9
 tchman Creek  (North  From source to Intracoastal   SC Sw  4/1/39  13-33-9
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 ump and  Run Creek    From source to Dutchman       SC Sw  4/1/59  13-33-9
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                      at a point of marsh at the
                      junction of Dutchman Creek
                      and H"izabeth Riv^r and run-
                      ning' due norrh to a poin- of
                      marsh on the north bank of                           I
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                      northwesterly direction along                        i
                      the east bank to the south-                          |
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                      within thas i^ne.                                    I
Zcttage  Creek     -   From source to Incracoastal   SC Sw  4/1/59  13-33-9-1
                      Waterway
ushers Creek          From Intracoastal Waterway    SC Sw  4/1/59  18-33-1
                      to Cape Fear River
xikehouse  Creek       From source to Cape Fear      SC Sw  4/1/39  13-33-l.L
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>athouse Creek        From source to Caps Fear      SC Sw  4/1/59  13-33-1?
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i.swell Basin          Entire Basin  '                SC Sw  4/1/59  13-33-lJ
.an-ic Ocean          The waters of the Atlantic    S3     4/1/59  99-(2)
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mping Run           From source to Frer.chs Creek    SC   5/1/55    19-24-1
iwhead Creek         From source to Frer.chs Creek    SC   5/1/55    19-24-2
:k Creek             From source to New River        SC   6/1/55    19-25
itehurst Creek       From source to New River        SC   5/1/56    19-25
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                     New River from Grey Point to
                     a point of land approximately
                     2200 yards downstream from
                     mouth of Duck Creek to Atlan-
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                     unnamed bays, creeks, and other
                     waters, except/ r = stricted areas
                     =•1 and ~2 described below.
;se Creek        '    From source to New River        SC   5/1/55    19-23   ,
i  Pole Branch        From source to New River        SC   5/1/55    19-29
ir.es Bay             Entire Bay                      SA   5/1/55    19-30
-'.11 Creek            From source to Stones Bay       SA   5/1/55    19-30-1
uddy Creek           From source to Stones Bay       SA   5/1/55    19-30-2
Lones Creek          From source to Stones Bay       SA   5/1/55    19-30-31
•iilistone Creek      From source to Stones Creek     SA   5/1/55    19-30-3'
•  River Restricted   All waters within 1,000 yards   SC   5/1/55    19-31
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 rett Creek          From source to New River        SA   5/1/55    19-32   |
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     Creek           From source to New River        SA   5/1/56    19-34
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                     in front of C.S. Ccast Guard                          I
                     Dstachmeni Barracks at Marines
                     and running a souihwest course                        I
                     1,000 yards to Channel Marker                         I
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                     course 1,000 yards to Flash                           I
                     Beacon =11, thence a northeast-                       '
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                     on the mainland at Wilkins'                           I
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                CLASSIFICATION AND WATER  QUALITY STANDARDS

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across  Pamlico  River from
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From source to  3iour:~s Say
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to Bath Creek
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Handys Point to Pamlico
River
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mouth to Durham Creek
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to Bond Creek
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Waterway
From source to Pungc River
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From source co Pungo River
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ipeliman Creek
i?«ir Creek
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 •™:ig Creek
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Allison Creek
Pun go River
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reat Gut
ter Creek
11 Daniels Gut
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ver Ditch
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ti~I.esr.ake  Creek
d "au lover
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ck Creek
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ning Harbor Bay
t Bluff  Bay
thvest Bay
t 3 luff  Bay
rbar Creek
nicer Creek
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iger  Creek
LcLjLa  Creek
socking Bay
.ckory Creek Bay
Lickcry Craek

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our.dary  Canal
 (South Side)
ne Tree  Creek
larys Cove
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s Creek
Entire Bay
From source to Caffee Bav
Entire Cove
From Juniper Bay to Swan-
quarter Bay
From source to Great Island
Narrows
Entire Bay
From source to Juniper Bay
From source to Juniper Bay
Creek
From source to Junioer Bav
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Frcui sourcs tio Jimioer Bav
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Fre.ir. source to Juniper Bay
From source to Juniper Bay
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Entire Bay
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Entire Bay
From source to East Bluff 3a
From source to East Bluff 3a
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Entire Lake
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From. source to ?aml_co Sound
From source to ?aml_co Sound
Front source to ?aml_co Sound
From sourcs to Pami-co .Sound
From L7.S. Ewy. 25- to 2.  line
extending due north  and  dus.
south across Far Creek at
flash beacon =3
From. sourcs to Far Creek
From a iijne extending due
north, and due south  across
Far Creek at flash beacon  =9
to ?am_iico Sound
From source to a line begin-
ning on the southwestern
side of Waupopin Creek 300
yards from its junction  with
Far Creek, and running due
northeast to the northeast-
ern shore of V'aupopin Creek
From Lake Mattar.uskeat to
Waupopin Creek
From source to Wauoo^in
Canal

From Lake Ma~ tamuskeat to
Boundary Canal
F""* cm Fai^f^'^'d to Soundarv
Canal
                     southwestern side of Waupo-
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                     junction with Far Creek,  and
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                     northeastern shore of  Wautjo —
                     pin Creek -o Far Creek
                     From source to Far Creek
                     Entire 3ay
                     From source to Pamlico Sound
                     From U.S. Hwy . 2S~ to
                     Pamlico Sound
                     From source to Long Shoal
                     P-iver
                     From source to Long Shoal
                     River
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ched Corn  Bay
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krel Creek
ngle Creek
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11 House Creek
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                      of the Tar-Pamlico  River
                      Basin th-t extends  from ~he
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SECTION II.  WATERS  - EXISTING  QUALITY

     Waters whose existing  quality  is  better  than  the


established, standards will  not  be lowered  in  quality


unless and until it  has been  affirmatively demonstrated


to the South Carolina Board of  Health  and  Environmental


Control that such change is justifiable  as a  result


of necessar^ economic or soc^ ai. development and. will


not interfere with or become  injurious to  an.v assigned.


uses made of such wacers,   Any  industrial,  public  or


orivate oroject or development  which could constitute


a new source of rxDlluticn or  an  increased  source of


pollution into hich  crualicv wafers  will  be recruired  bv


the South Carolina Department of Health  and Environ-


menua1  Conoroi as oa^"t o~ the initial  oro^ect  desic~n to


insure a treatment level consistent with ao^licable
                                          i ^—•? 1 ' a •
          mentincr the oolicv  of  this  oaracraoh,  the  Administrator


          of tha-Environmental Protection  Agency will  be  advised


          and provided, with such  information  as  he will need  froa


          time to time co orotect  the interests  of the Unicec


          States and to maintain  high quality of waters
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11.  Tidal sa 1 1_ wa t e r s shall mean those waters whose




elevation is subject to .periodic changes due -o oceanic




tides and which have chloride ion content in excess of




250 milligrams per liter  (mg/1)   (salinity = 0.43 o/oo) .




 6 .  General water crualitv criteria and standards in




     Section IV are established to maintain the cuality




     of the waters of the State.

     a.  The waters of the State shall at ail tim
         free from:
         1.  Substances attributable to sewage, indus-




             trial waste or cthar waste that will
             settle to form slude deposits that are
             unsightly, putre scent or odorous ~o such
             interfere direc~lv or indirectl'* wi~h
             water uses;
                 v M . * -—
             other ^rioai"incp materials attributable to




             sewage,  industrial waste or other waste in




             amounts  sufficient to be unsightly to such




             a degree as to create a nuisance or that




             interfere directiv cr indirectlv with water




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H                       trial or other waste which produce taste
                         or odor or change the existing  color  or
                         physical, chsraical or biological  condi-
H                       tions in the receiving waters to  such a
                         degree as to creare a nuisance  or other-
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                         wise interfere directly or indirectly  with
                         water uses; and
                     4.   High temperature, toxic, corrosive
                         to sewage, incustri.a^ waste or other waste
                         in concentrations or combinations which
                         interfere • directly or indirectly with
                           "A"" ' i <; a « .  o T* W*'P ^ a ~i-  ~"" ?*. n A r* T. ""n '  ~ r^ r'' T*I ^ r> .
                         anrr^.,  "ant or aauat
               b.    These  general criceria establish basic water
                     quality requirements for all South Carolina
H                   waters  and are to be irr.rsienented and enforced

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                    1,  For  alj:  wafers  ~or wnicn no specizxc wa~er
                        equality  standards  are established;
•                  2.  Wherever and  whenever the specified wa~er
                        ^"ion  IZX.i^ .a. ~d  and Section 1"V o~ this
                        dccurr.ent  are  not  applicable because
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            natural flow conditions are lower than

            those which ,occur at the nu.ni~.un1. sever. -da v

            average flow that occurs with a frequency

            of once in ten years ,

7.  In any case where s. classified body of water is

    tributary to another body of water which is classi-

    fied in a hicher class  the cruaii^.v of the wa^e^" in
    the tributarv shall be maintained,


                                            ee
    that the water leaving the tributarv will  not  causa
    a contravention of the standards of the downstream       I
    body.

3.  In any case where waters are not classified  and  are       '
    tributary to classified waters, they shall meet  the       I
    quality standards and use restrictions specified         .


9 .  Natural waters rr.ay on occasion have characteristics       |
    outside of the limits established by the standards.       •
    In no  case will effluent: liriitations for discharges


    na^u^ai wafers which are lower than limits estab™         I
    lished bv the standards.  The specified standards
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    will not be considered violated when values ou-sid

    the established iinits are caused bv natural
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               coneitions .   wnere  emuents are ciscnargec  to  si


               waters, the discharger shall no- be considered  a


               contributor to  sub-standard conditions provided


               compliance with cermit conditions is maintained.
               c.  The temperature  of tidal salt waters shall not


•                 exceed a weeklv  averace temperature of 2.2°C
                          utside  a  mixin^ zone above t'"e natural
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                   temperature during the fall r  winter or spring
                     ar>f? c h a 1 7  nof" ov"=>-^^  3 »ucisa'<7 v ?> ~.r ^ •" ~ ^ a, «-^rriT^ia •—;a—
                     »4k WA O * 41 ••*•_• ^» » * *—* W -— J%> >«— --^ ^_» ^A  ~« ^T ^^ ^^ w%. •« Y V. V -v> •. -•» ^^ •«. >^ v_ * L • <^ C^ _ <~M


                    ture of 0,3°C (1,5°F) • outside a  mixing zone


                    above the natural temperature during the sum-


                    mer months.   The size of the  mixing  zone will
                    oe cecerminea on an inciviauai  projec-  oasis


                    and will be based on biological,  chemical,  en-


 •B                 gineering and chvsical considerations.   Anv


 •                 such determination shall  assure the  crotection


                    and oretz/acation of a baLanced,  indigenous tjocu*


 ™          -     -laticn of shellfish, fish and wildlife  in and


 H                 on a body of water tic which  a heated discharge


 _                 is made.  Further, the mixing zone shall be


                    kept at a minimum and shall  allow che passage


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CLASS SAA

     Waters suitable for uses that require the  absence
of pollution  (South Carolina Pollution Control  Act
Section 1(7) and/or waters which constitute an  out-
standing recreational or ecological resource.   Suicabl;
also for use racruirinc water of lesser cruaiitv.
        QUALITY STANDARDS ?Q?-.
                                    SAA WAT2?.c
    ITEMS
1.  Garbage, cinders,
    ashes, oils, sludge
    or other refuse.
                           None
2.  Sewage, treated
    wastes, therr.al
    discharges, toxic
    wastes,, deleterious
    substances, colored
    or other wastes.

3.  Dissolved oxygen.
                           None ,
                           Net less than 5 ir./1 .
                           Not to exceed a median ccli—
                           for- of 70/100 ml, nor shall
                           more than 10% of the samples
                           in a five (3) tube dilution
                           test exceed a X?N of 230/100
                           nl ;  or currant Department o~
                              • ^^.

                           dards.
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                           Not outszee or natura_iy
                           cccurrinc values.

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CLASS SA
     Waters suitable  for  propagation,  survival,  and har-
vesting of shellfish  for  marker  purposes  as  designated

by Department of- Health and  Environmental Control.
Suitable also for uses recruiring water of lesser
quality.


    ITEMS                 SPECIFICATIONS


1.  Garbage, cinders,.    None.
    ashes, oils,
    sludge or other
    refuse.


2,  Sewage of waste       None which  are not  effectively

    s^» -i. — —. '«-*. v *i ^. O •            W-*» *-• •**• W ^w ••-* Gl.-... s_l S«. —~ M «-* ^ n. ,_. \-* >« *_. v—. *


3,  Toxic wastes,         None alone  or in combination
    deleterious           with o-her  substances  or was-as

    substances,/          in  sufficient amounts _as to be

    colored or            injurious to  adible fish or

    other wastes.         shellfish or  the culture or
                          propagation thereof,  or which
                          in  anv  manner shall adversely
                          affec-  -ha  flavor,  color,  odor,


                          or  imtDair the waters  for anv



                          are assigned  to  this  class.
4 .   Dissolved oxvcre:
5.  Organisms of
    coliform group
Mot less than 3 rng/1.


Not to exceed a median ccli-
form of 70/100 ml, nor shall
more than 10% of the samples
in a five (5) tube dilution
test exceed a M?N of 230/100
ml; or current Department of
Health and Environmental Con-
trol and U.S. Food and Drug
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6.  pH.
                         Shall not vary more than  3/1
                         of a pK unit above or below
                         that of effluent-free waters
                         in the same geological  area
                         having a similar total  sali-
                         nity, alkalinity and temper-
                         ature.                      ;

CLASS S3

     Waters suitable for direct water contact and-  for
survival and ^rooacation of sheiifishincr e^ceot  shell"*
fishing market purposes.  Suitable also for uses re-
cuiring water of lesser cuali~v,


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    ITZJMS                SPEC I? I CAT IONS'

1.  Garbage/ cinders/    None,
    ashes/ oils, sludge             *     <
                                    ~   /
    or Ou.ier reruse.                ^-. /




3.  Toxic wastes,        None alone or in combination
    deleterious          with ocher substances or  wastes
    substances,          in sufficient amounts as  to be
    colored or           injurious to edible fish  or
    other wastes.        the culture or orooagacion
                         thereof, or which in any  man-
    -                    ner shall adverse!-/ affect the
                         •f- 2> -~~
                         WW^-^
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                         unsu"* *" ab i e ~o*~ ba~hi"~ or
                         impair -he wacers for any
                         other best usage as determined.
                         for  ~he soecif ic waters which
                         are  assigned to this class.
4.  Dissolved oxygen.    Not less than 5 ~g/l .

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                     Not  to  exceed  a  geometric
                     mean of 2QO/10Q  mi;  nor  shall
                     more than  10%  of rhe samples
                     in anv  30  dav  ceriod exceed
                     400/100 mi.


                     Shall not  vary more  than one-
                     half of a  oK unit above  or
6 .  oK.
                         below  that  of  effluent-free
                         waters  in the  same  geological
                         area havincr a  similar  total

                         sal—nicv, aix-alinicv and  ~em~~


                         6.75 or above  3.5.


CLASS SC
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     Waters suitable for crabbing, commercial fishinc
and for the survival and propagation of marine  fauna
and flora.
1.  Garbage, cinders/    None.
    ashes, oils,
    sludge or other
    refuse .


2.  Toxic wastes, oils,  None alone or  in combination
cej.s~eri.ous SUJD-
stances,  colored
or other wastes,
                         with o~her  subs-ances or wastes
                         injurious -o eci.oie  risn or
                         t'ne culture or zircoa™ation
                         thereof, or which in any -man-
                         ner shall adversely  affecc ihe
                         flavor, color, odor, or sani-
                         tary condition of fish or im-
                         oair the waters for  anv ether
                         best usage as determined for
                         the specific waters  which are
                         assigned to this class.
3.  Dissolved oxygen.    Not less than 4 mg/1.

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4,  Fecal coliform,
    on.
Not to exceed a geometric
mean of 1000/100 ml based on
five consecutive samples dur-
ing any 30. day period; nor
exceed 2000/100 ml in more  .'
than 20% of the samples exam-
ined during such period (not
applicable during or immedi-
ately following periods of
rainfall).

Shall not varv mere than one
pH unit above or below that o:
effluent-free waters in the
same geological area having a
similar total salinitv, alka-
linity and temperature but not
lower than 6.75 or above 8.5.
                        (1572)

ARCHER CREEK:  Beaufort County.  That portion from Per"
     Royal to U.S. Government Parris Island Bridge/
     Class S3; from the Bridge to 3rcad River, Class s:
     Filed March 15, 1358.

ASHSPCO RIT/"H:?,:  Colleton County.  That portion to salt
     water intrusion, Class 3.  Filed August 1, 1972;
     Salt water intrusion to Atlantic Ocean, Class SA.
     F-iled November 5,  1355.

ASHLSY RIVER:  Dorchester and Charleston Counties,
     That oortion to salt water intrusion, Class 3.
     Filed September 27, 1954 and August 7, 1972; Salt
     water intrusion to Charleston Harbor, Class SC.
     Filed September 27, 1954.

BATTERY CREEK:  Beaufort County.  The entire stream
     tributary to Beaufort River, Class S3.  Filed
     March 15", 1353.

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                  tributarv tic Port Roval Sound, Class S3,  Filed
•    "           November 5, 1955.

             BEES CREEK:   Jasper County.  The entire stream tribu-
•           .     tary to Coosawhaichie River, -Class SC .  Filed
                  Move-Tiber 5, 1355,

|           BLACK RIVER:  Lee, Sumter ,  Clarendon, Wiiiiarnsburg and
                  Georgetown Coun-ies .  From the headwaters to the
•                  confluence with Pecotaligc River, Class 3 ( swamp) ;
                  from this point" to the June- ion wich U.S. 701,
                  Class _ A_ ( swa.T.p ) ;  from U.S. 701 to Winy ah Bay,
•                Class S3.  Filed June 3,  1355.

             3CHICKZT CREEK:  Charleston County.  From its junc-ion
H                with Mor-th Sdisto River to its junc-ion wich
^^                Church  Creek  Class SA.  Filed March 15  1363.

•           3PJCKYARD CF.EEK:  3eaufort Counry.   The entire stream
                  tributary to Beaufort ?J.ver, Class SA .  Filed
•|                November 5, 1355.

             BRICKYARD CREEK:  Charleston Count.  The entire stream
                  •tributary to Ashley River, Class SC.  Filed
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                  tember 27,1354.

             3 ROAD CREEK:   Beaufort County.  The en.ire stream tri-
                  butary to Calibogue Sound,  Class SA.  Filed March
                  15,  1363.

•B           3?,CAD RIVER;   Jasoer and Beaufort Co'unties .   The sr.cirs
^                stream tributary  to ?orr Roval Sound, Class SA.

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                  Filed November 5,  1955.
«           CALI30GUZ  SO'CND:   Beaufort County.  The entire sound
•                tributarv to Atlantic Ocean,  Class SA.   Filed
                  March 15,  1953.

|           CAPS  RCMAIN HAR30R:   Charleston County.  The entire
                  stream tributarv to Atlantic  Ocean,  Class SA.
•                Filed March  15,  1953.

             CHARLESTON HARBOR:   Charles-on County.   From Battery to
•                Atlantic  Ocean,  Class SC.   Filed March  15,  1953.



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CHOWAN CREEK:  Beaufort County.  The entire stream tri-
     butary to Beaufort River, Class SA.  Filed
     November 5, 1955.

CLARK SOUND.  Charleston County.  The entire sound tri-
     butary to Charleston Harbor, Class SC.  Filed
     March 15, 1563,

COASTAL WATERS;  Charies-on County.  From the land to
     the limits of State jurisdiction, Class SA.  Filed
     March 15, 1963.        '

COASTAL WATER:  Georgetown and Horry Counties.  From
     the land to the limits of State jurisdiction,
     Class SA.  Filed March 15, 1953. '

COASTAL WATER.:  Jasper, Beaufort and Collator. Counties.
     Coastal waters offshore zo the land to the limits
     of the State jurisdiction, Class SA.  Filed March
    ' 15, 1968.                     .     -: ..

CCLLSTCN RIVER:  Beaufort County.  Ths entire szream
     tributary to Port Royal Sound, Class SA.  Filed
     November 5, 1955.

COM3AHEE-3ALXZHATCHIE RIVER:  Barnweii,  Bamberg, Allen-
     dale, Hampton, Collator, and Beaufort Counties.
     That portion of the stream to salt water intrusion,
     Class A; from salt water intrusion to St. Helena
     Sound, Class SA.  Filed November 5, 1955.

COOPER RIVER:  Berkeley and Charleston Counties,  That
     portion of the stream from U.S. 52 to a point ap-
     proximately 30 miles above the j'unction of the
     Ashley and Cooper Rivers, Class 3.   Filed Septem-
     ber 27, 1954 and February 24, 1953,  That, portion

     Cooper Rivers, Class SC.   Filed February 24, 1953,

COOPER RIVER:  Beaufort County,  The entire stream
     tributary to Calibogua Sound, Class SA.  Filed
     November 5, 1955.

COOSAW RIVER:  Beaufort County.  The entire stream
     tributary ~o St. Helena Sound, Class SA.  Filed
     November 5, 1955.

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             COCSAWEATCKIE RIVER:  Ailendaie  Harr.pton and Jasper
                  ties.  Headwa-ers  to  sal-  water intrusion, Class A.
•                Salt water intrusion  to  Broad River, Class SA.
                  Filed November 5,  1955.

H           COPAHEE SOUND:  Charleston County.  The entire sound,
                  Class SA.  Filed March 15,  1968.

•           FOLLY RIVER:  Charleston County.   The entire stream.
                  tributary to Stono River,  Class SA.   Filed March
•                15, 1963~.       .       '                         "     \

             FRZ?? INLET:  3eaufor~c.  Countv.   The en~ire
                  IA. •*- -I X vr -*- a —-» ~*~) 2< - ! ;= r1 T- "* --  rj r*» ^ n  ^ 1 => o =r C
                  W — ».!•*' »-!. L. -— — / >w ^ - - —.__•»- i« '« —. !«•  S-/ ^ ^ —. , i ^  "— _ —* O O — -,
                  November 5, 1955.
•           GRAYS SOUND:  Charlescon County.   The entire sound,
                  Class SA.  Filed March  15,  1353. NV
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             EA.MLIN SOUND:  Charleston Counzy.   The entire sound,
                  Class SA.  Filed March  15,  1953.

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                  tributary to St. Helena  Sound and Fripp Inlet,
I             '   Class SA.  Filed Nove~.ber  5,
                                                1955
m           INTRACCASTAL WATERWAY :  Horry  and  George-o%T. Counties.
•                From the North Carolina line  ~o  salt  water intru-
                  sion,  C 1 ass A ;  frorr, salt  water  intrusion to Winyah
                  3ai;' Class SA.   Filed June  3,  1955;  fron Winyah
                  Say to South San~se River,  Class  SA .   Filed March
                  1 "*   T ^ s~ ^
                  13 ,  L? o o .

™          -INTRA-GOASTAL WATERWAY:  Charleston  County.   That pcr-
^                tion of the waterway from Sou~h Zdisto River ~o
•                S.C.L. Railroad 3ritge over Stono  River,  Class 3 A .
                  From the S.C.L. Bridge over Stono  River through
                  •Charleston Harbor to Ben  Sawyer Bridge,  Class SC .
                  From Ben Sawyer Bridge to Sou~h Santee River,
                  Class  SA.   Filed March 15,  1953.
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            JT1^ "'"'"Q  rl'D~ — V.   tjp-j,,-,^— — /-^..T^^-,.   T1-'o  o — — - ->-a q-1- i-a a — \
            W -Lj -* V — , \»^ * - ^—^  ^«> * S— i-—-J -k V *   -^ ^L d srf. -^ O — •>• ^— • >H/ ">-. — -. ^_ -/ •»   -,• * A v_S  -™- - i •_, — -_ ~_ W<_«. --—• ^_b^i<
                  tributary  to Battery Creek, Class  53.   Filed
•                Mar oh  15,  1953.

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MAY RIVER:  Beaufort County.  The entire, stream tribu-
     tary to Calibogue Sound, Class SA.  Filed Novenbe:
     5, 1955.

MORGAN. RIVER:  Beaufort County.  The entire stream
     tributary to St. Helena Sound, Class SA.  Filed
     November 5, 1955.

MURRELL3 INLET:  Georgetown County.  The entire inlet
     tributary to Atlantic Ocean, Class  SA.  Filed
     March 15, 1353. .

NEW CEEHAW RIVER:  Coileton County.  The entire stream
     tributary to St. Helena Sound, Class _3A.  Filed
     March 15, 1953.

NEW RIVER:  Beaufort and Jasper Counties.  The entire
     stream tributary to Atlantic Ocean, Clas5 33.
     Filed November 5, 13.55.
     tributary to Atlantic Ocean, C_las3_ SA,  Filed
     February 15, 1355,

NORTH 5ANTEE RIVER:  Georgetown County,  That fresh
     water portion of the stream, Class 3.   Filed
     August 7, 1372.  From U.S. 17 to 1000  feet below
     the Intracoastal Waterway,. Class S3.  From that
     point to the Atlantic Ocean, Class SA.  Filed
     February 13, 1952.

OLD CHS HAW RIVER.:  Coileton Count*-',  The entire stream
     tributary to Combahee River, Class 3A.  Filed
     March 15, 1953.

SAINT HELENA SOUND:  Beaufort and Coileton Counties.
     The entire sound tributary to Atlantic Ocean,
     Class SA.  Filed March 15, 1353.



     From headwaters zo salt water intrusion, Class A.
     From salt water intrusion to St. Helena Sound,
     Class SA.  Filed November 5, 1355.
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                   •tributary to Atlantic Ocean,  Class  SA.   Filed
                   November 5/1355,-
             RAjMSKGRN1  CREEK:   Beaufort County.-  The  entire stream
                  between New River and Cooper  River/  Class SA.
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                  Filed NoveirJer  5,  1955.

•           SAM? IT RIVER:   Georgetown County,  From the headwaters
                  to salt water  intrusion, Class 3  ( swa.T.p } .   Filed
•                August 7,  1372. '  From salt water intrusion  to
                  Winyah Bay,  Class  SC .   Filed June 3, 1356.

•           SEZM CREEK:  Charleston Countv.  The entire strear.
                  tributarv  to Charleston Harbor/ Class SA.   Filed
I                  Ma -"-'-i 1£   19^3
                  * -W— *_ ^— • Jkj, ^m -J f  _-/-'--'»
             SOUTH' E3ISTO RIVER:   Charleston and Colleton Counties.
                  The entire  stream tributary to Atla
                  Class SA.   Filed Fabruarv IS/ -1356,
                  •The  entire stream tributary to Atlantic  Ocean .
 •          SOUTH  3ANTEE  RIVER:   Georgetown, Berkeley  and  Charies-
 *               ton  Counties,   That fresh water portion/  Class 3,
                  T •! 1 3 -N  1 ) i i—1 1 =; ~ 7   ""370   :r •>- /•> 7-1 ~rt c   17 --,  •> r"i 0 H  - a «=> *•
                  14. « -i. c; •**.  ->rv •^'-HU.Ok. // «.^/w.  ~~.wUi o.O.  «•/ u^/  _ N>vj\j  ^.^csu
                  below  the Intracoastai Waterway/  Class  33_.   Front
                  that coint  to  the Atlantic Ocean, Class 3A.   Filed
                  I? o V^ •>— • •• a —• V  1 ?  "! 2 iC 0
                  -- __ —<=— /  — '/ ~.y * £ >

             STONO  RIVER:   Charleston Co'unty.  That portion extend -
                  •ing  eastward to 3.C.L. Railroad bridge/ Class  SA .
                  Fron the  3.C.L. bridge to Abbapoola Cresk/ Class
                  3C .  Fron Abbapoola Creek to Folly River,  Class SA.
                  I^1- 1 a^i  va>-~-- 75   '5" 3
                  •»-•—**.«-*  .-.WM«.S.«*A ~m ^J f — . ^ W W »

             TRENCHA-RDS  INLET:  Beaufort County.  The entire inlet
 •               tributary to Atlantic Ocean, Class 3A .  Filed
                  Noveir-ber  5 / 1955 .
             WADMALAw RIVER:   Charleston County.  The entire  strea;
                  tribtztary  to North Edisto River/ Class SA.   Filec
                  March 15,  1963.
                A-fAL\w SOUND-   r'^P>-T^s-->^
                rV • -W. *. • ' V^. I T wJ >_> l-^> «, 1 ^> *   ^ » J>
                  tributary  to wadznalaw River/ Class _3A .  Filed
                  March 15,  1S53 .
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WANDO RIVER:  Charleston and Berkeley Counties.  The
     entire stream, tributary -o Cooper River at
     at Charleston Harbor, Class S3.  Filed March 15,
     1963.

STOMO RIVER:  Charleston County.  That portion extend-
     ing eastward to S.C.L. Railroad bridge, Class SA,
     Froa the S.C.L, bridge to Abbapoola Creek, Cl'assj
     SC.  Frcrn Abbapoola Creek to Folly River, C_la_s3_
     'SA.  Filed March 15, 1968.
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WHALE BRANCH:  Beauzort Coun~v,  The entire stream          )
     between Broad River and Coosaw River, Class SA .       -|
     Filed Movember 5, 1355.

WTNYAH SAY:  Georgetown County.  The entire bay tribu-      '
     tary to Atlantic Ocean, Class SC.\ Filed June 3,
     1956.
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WRIGHT RIVER:  Jasper County.  The"entire stream tri-
     butary to Atlantic Ocean, Class ^33.  Filed
     November 5, 1955.               \.  /

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                Those waters in the"State whose existing quality
mm         is better than the minimum levels established in  stan-
           dards on the date standards become effective will be
IB         maintained ac high quality; with  -he Board having the
fll         power to authorize new.developments, when it has been"
           £— — T° •>"^2i~iv—"v ^ emo"'3~ra~=/"' ~o — '^^ '-'Q5.^~ — '-^3 -*- -s ^'-~^^•—=
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                                                      or econonn
           is justifiable to provide necessary social
           IdeveiotDment;  and provided further that the level of
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           ^^eatment recuired is the hiches~ and best oraccicab'1 e
           under existing technology to protect existing benefi-
•           cial water uses.                      •%'-,_/
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     "Coastal waters" are those littoral recreational




waters on the ocean side of the Georgia coast.




     (4)  Water Use Classifications.  Water use classi-




fications for which the criteria of this Paragraph are




applicable are as follows:




     (a)  Drinking Water Supplies




     ,(b)  Recreation




     (c)  Fishing, Propagation of Fish/ Shellfish/ Game




and Other Acrua~ic Life




     (d)  Agricultural




     (e)  Industrial




     (f)  Navigation




     (g)  Wild River




     (h)  Scenic River




     (i)  Urban Stream.




     (5). General Criteria for All Waters.  The follow-




ing criteria are deemed to be necessary and applicable




to all waters of the State:




     (a)  All waters shall be free from materials asso-




ciated with municipal or domestic sewage/ industrial




waste or any other waste which will settle to form




sludge deposits that become pu-rescent, unsightly or




otherwise objectionable.
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floating debris associated with municipal or domestic
sewage, industrial waste cr other discharges in amounts
sufficient to be unsightly or to interfere with legi-
timate water uses,
            toria" e  condtons  wch  _rit2r~::=r=i  w
            water  uses ,
                 (d)  All  waters shall be  free  from toxic,  corro-
            sive,  acidic and  caustic  substances  discharged  fro™
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IB          latad  to  municipal,  industrial  or other discharges

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^          humans, animals or  acuatic life.
                 (e)  Aoolicable  State and  federal  r ecru ire menus  and
•      .    regulations  for the  discharge of  radioactive  subs-ances
M          shall  be  met at all  times.
                 (f)  No man-made  physical  or other alteration of
I          stream beds  that may violate  established water  quality
••          standards, or  reduce the waste  assimilative capacity of
            the streams, will be permitted  without  the expressed
•          approval  of  the Environmental Protection Division,
•               (5}  Specific'Criteria for Classified Water  Usage:
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The following criteria are deemed necessarv  and  shall




be required for the specific water  usage  as  shown:




      (c)  Fishing, Propagation of Fish, Shellfish,  Gane




and Other Aquatic Life; or for any  other  use recuiring




water of a lower quality:




     1.  Dissolved Oxygen:  A daily average of 6,0  ng/1




and no less than 5.0 ng/1 at ail tines for waters de-




sicrnated as trout streans bv the State Gsne and  Fish




Division.  A daily average of 5.0 ng/1 and no less  than




4.0 ng/1 at ail tines for wa~ers supporting warn water




species, of fish,




     2.  pK:  Within the range of 5.0-3.5.




     3.  Bacteria:  Fecal coliforn not to exceed a




geometric nean of 1,000 per 100 nl based  on at least




four samples taken over a 30-day period and not;  exceed



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     4.  Bacteria:  (Applicable only to waters desig-




nated as approved shellfish harvesting waters by the




appropriate State agencies)   The requirements will  be




consistent with ~hose established by the  State and




Federal agencies responsible for the National Shellfish




Sanitation Program.




     5.  Temperature:  Not to exceed 9C°F.  At no tine




is the tenoera~ure of the receiving waters to be
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  ™        increased more than  5°?.  above  intake temperature ex-
  •        cept that in estuarine  waters  the increase will not be

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          more than  1.5°F .   In streams designated  as  trout or

          smalimouth bass  v/aters by the State Game  and  Fish Divi-

•        sior./ there  shall be no elevation or depression  of

          natural  s-ream. termoerat-ures .
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          None  in  concentrations
            came or other beneficial  aquatc lfe.
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                 All coastal waters  in  Georgia are classified as


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Stata of   ALABAMA
Marine Wacar Quality Standards

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                                   ANTTDEGRACATION  POLICY
 •           The purpose and intent of the watar quality standards is to conserve

          the waters  of the State of Alabama and  to protect,  maintain and improve

.•       the quality thereof for public watar sucplies  for the propagation  of

•••[       wildlife,  fish and aquatic life,  and for domestic,  agricultural,

          industrial, recreational  and  other legitimate  benaficial  uses;  and to

 •       provide for the prevention, abatement and control  of new  or existing

 •|       water pollution.  Waters  of high  quality located within national and

          state parks and other areas'which constitute  an outstanding national

'|       resource shall  be maintained  at such high quality.




              Waters  of quality higher  than that  established  by the standards  as

'•       of the affective date of  such standards shall  be maintained at  that  high

• —       quality water provided that the Con-mission has  the  authcrity to approve

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          a new or increases cnscnarge  or waste to a mgn quanty water upon

 •       demonstration that such discharge is necessary  for  scor.cmic or  social

          development.




 flj           (1)  In no  case will  developments constituting  a  new  or increased

          source of  pollution to high quality waters be  allowed to  Install or

 •       operate l-ss than the highest and best  degree  of treatment available

 •       under existing  technology.   This  dsgree of treatment  for  industrial  and

          municipal  waste is generally  considered to be  a minimum of secondary

 H       treatment  as described in Alabama Water Quality Standards.   Where

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necassary to protect existing and future beneficial uses, a higher
degree of treatment may be required.

    (2)  Gevleopmants constituting a new or increased source of the ma 1
pollution shall assure that such rslsasa will not impair the propagation
of a balanced indigenous population of fish and aquatic life.

    (3)  In applying these policies and "ecuirerr.ants, the State of
Alabama will recognize and pro tact tha interests of the federal
government.  Toward this end tha Corram'ssion will consult and coooerata
with the Environmental Protection Agency on all matters effecting the
federal interest.

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3.  SWTMHIHG AND QTH5R WHOLE  3QDY WATSR-CONTACT SPORTS


     Best: Usaca of Waters ;  Swirraing and other whole


body water -contact sports .


     Conditions Related  to  3est  Usage:   The waters ,


under proper sanitar  suervision b   the con. cro llin

  alth authorities, will  nieet  accented standards of


water crualitv for" outdoor swiminc oiacas and wi'' *  be


considered satisfactory/ for  swindling and otiher whole


bodv water-contact soorts .   The  crualitv of waters  will
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W ' ' nil „ - - .' fff ^« «• «vj w«
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an  acuatc    e^  The cruatv  of  sat  waters and


astuarins waters to which  this  classification is


assigned, will be suitable  for the  orocagation and har-


vesting of shrlrp and crabs.
                        s ce C—r — oa t z.c n s

                   None which are net sffec —
                   tivslv treated or controlled
                   in accordance wizh Section
                   " of these criteria.


                   Sewage, industrial wastes or
                   other wastes shall not  cause
                   the oS to deviate nore  than
                   one unit from the normal or
                   natural pH nor be less  than
                   5.0 nor greater  than 3.5.
                   For astuarine waters and
    Sewage/ incustr^^
    wastes, or other1
    wastes,
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, emoerature
4.  Dissolved Oxygen
5.   Toxic substances;  color
    producing substances;
    odor Qroducting substances;
    or other deleterious
    substancas attributable to
    sawage, industrial  wastes
    or other wastes.
o.  3actaria
salt waters to which this
classification is assigned,
wastes as described herein shall
not cause the pH to deviate more
than one unit from the normal or
natural pH nor" be less than 5.5
nor greater than 8.5.
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The maximum in-strsam temperature    '
rise above ambient watar tempera tura
due to the addition of artificial heal
by a discharger shall not eaca^d 4  -\
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d&oress r
watars during the period October     |
through May nor shall the rise exceed!
1.5 decrees F. during the period
June through September.

In coastal watars surface dissolved
oxygen concentrations shall not be
less than 5 mg/1, excapt whera
natural phenomena cause the value
to be depressed.

In estuaries and tidal tributaries
dissolved oxygen concentrations      .
shall not be lass than 5 >-ng/1, except]
in dystroohic watars or where natural

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Only such amounts, whether alone or  in
combination with other substances or I
wastes, as will not: render the water"
unsafe or unsuitable for swimming and
water-contact sports; be injurious tol
fish, wildlife, and aquatic life or, *
where applicable, shrimp and crabs;
impair the palatability of fish, or, I
where applicable, shrimo and crabs;  I
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                                            conditions  cause  the  value  to  be
                                            depressed.
                                        impair  the watars  for  any otner  usage
                                        established  for  this classification
                                        or  unreasonably  affect the  aesthetic
                                        value of waters  for  any  use under
                                        this classification.

                                        Waters  in  the  irradiate  vincinity  of
                                        discharges of  sewage or  other wastes
                                        likely  to  contain  bacteria  harmful
                                        to  humans, regardless  of the degree
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7.  Radioactivity
3.  Turbidity
of treatment afforded these wastes*,
are rot acceptable for swimming or
other whole body water-contact sports.

In all other areas, the bacterial qual
of water is acceptable wnen a sanitar}
survey reveals no source of dangerous
pollution and when the geometric mean
fecal call form organism density dees
not exceed 1CC/1GG ml in coastal water
and 200/100 ml in other waters.  When
the geometric rnear, fecal col i farm
organism density exceeds these levels ;
the bacterial water quality shall be
considered acceptable only if a seccnc
detailed sanitary survey and avaluatic
discloses no significant public healt:
risk in the use cf the waters.

The policy of ncndegracation of high
quality waters shall be stringently
applied to bacterial quality of
recreational waters.

The concentrations of radioactive
materials present shall  not exceed th;
requirements of the State Department
of Fubl ic Health.

There shall be no turbidity of
other than natural origin that interr
with any oeneficial uses which they
sar/s.  Furthermore, in no case shall
turbidity exceed 50 Jackson units
above background.  Background will
be intarorecsd as the natural ccrditi
of the receiving waters without the
influence of manmade or -an- induced
causes.

Turbidity levels caused by natural
runoff will be included in establish!'
background levels.
*  In assigning  this classification to waters intended for swirnrning and water-
contact sports, the Commission will take into consideration the relative
proximity of discharges of wastes and will recognize the potential hazards
involved in locating swimming areas close to waste discharges.  The Commissio
will not assign this classification to waters, the bacterial quality of which
is dependent upon acecuate disinfection cf waste and where  the intarructicn
of such treatment would render the water unsafe :"or bathing.

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C.  SHELLFISH HARVESTING 3est Usages of waters:  Propagation and

    harvesting of shall fish for sale or use as a food product.
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    Conditions Related tg_ 3est Usage:  Waters will meet the sanitary  and

bacteriological standards inlcuded in the latest edition of the Mational

Shellfish Sanitation Program Manual o.f Operations, Sanitation of	

She 11 f 1 sh Grrrwino Argas_, published by the Public Health Service* U.S".

Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, and the requirements of

tha Stata Department of Public Health,  The watars will also be of a

quality suitable for the propagation of fish and other aquatic lira,

including shrimp and crabs.
         Items
1.  iewaga, industrial wastes or
    other wastes.
3.  Tsnoerature
4.  Dissolved Oxygen
          Soeclflcations
None of which are not effectively
trsatad in accordance with Secticj
V of th3^^3 cri ~a**"' ^
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wastes shall not cause the pH  to I
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                                                  he normal or natural  cH  nor
                                                 be less than  5.5 ncr greater  thari
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rise above ambient '^tar temp
ture due to the addition of
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                                                 coastal or astuarine waters  during
                                                 the period October  through  May
                                                 ncr shall the  rise  exceed  1.5
                                                 degrees F. during  the  period
                                                 June thoruch Sect=fr.ber.
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    co sawaga, Industrial waste
    or other wastes.
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Color-, taste-, and odor-
producing substances and
other deleterious substances
attributable to sewage, industria'
waste or other wastes.
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          9.   Turbidity
                                             oxygen concentrations shall not •
                                             lass than 5 rcg/1 except where na
                                             phenomena causa the value to be
                                             depressed.

                                             In estuaries and tidal tributari
                                             dissolved oxygen concentration s
                                             net be less than 5 mg/1 exceot i
                                             dystrophic waters or where natur
                                             conditions cause the value to be
                                             depressed.

                                             Only such a-r-cunis, whether alone
                                             in ccnibination with other substa
                                             as will not; be injurious to fis
                                             aquatic life, including shrimo a
                                             crabs; affect the marketability
                                             fish and shellfish, including sh
                                             and crabs; exceed one-tenth of t
                                             96-ncur median tolerance limit f
                                             fish, aquat'
                                             including shrimo and crabs.
                                                               1ife or shelIrish,
Only such amounts, whether alone
in ccrnbina'ian with other substa
as will not; be injurious ~o fis
and shellfish, including shrimp
crabs; adversely affect .Ttarketab
or calatability of fish and shel
including shri-o and crabs; un-
reasonably affacc the aesthetic
value of waters for any use unde
this classification,
Mot to e
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                                              he latest edition
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                                                 Shellfish Sanitation Program Man
                                                 of Operations. Sanitation of She
                                                 Growing Areas, published by l?\(

                                                 The concentrations of radioactiv
                                                 materials present shall  net axes
                                                 the requirements of the  State
                                                 uepartnent
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                                                 There shall be no turbidity of :
                                                 than natural origin that will 02
                                                 substantial visibla contrast wit
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which they serve.  Furthermore,
case shall turbidity exceed 30 <
units above background.  Sackgr'
will be interpreted as the nacui
condition of the receiving watej
without the influanca of ;r.anmadl
man-induced causes.  Turbidity
levels caused by natural runoff]
be included in establishing bacl
levels.
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     3-  FISH AMD WILDLIFE Bast Usage of 'Caters:  Fishing, propagation cf

•       fish, aquatic lira, and wildlife, and any other usage except for

_       svniirning and water-contact sports or as a source of water supply for

^       drinking or food-processing purposes.

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™   fish, aquatic life and wildlife propagation.  The quality of salt and

•   estuarine waters to which this classification is assigned will also be

     suitable for the propagation of shrimp and crabs.
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     1,  Sewage, industrial wastes
         or other wastes.
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          emperature
     4.   Oissloved Oxygen
None 'which are not effectively tr
in accordance with Section V of t
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Sewage, industrial wastes or otne
wastes shall not cause the pH to
deviate 7ore than one unit from t
normal or natural pH nor be less
5.0 nor greater  than 3.5.  For sa
waters and astuarine waters to wh
this classification is assigned,
wastes as herein described shall
cause the pH to deviate Ticra than
unit from the ncrr.a! or natural  p
nor be less than 5.5 nor greater
3.5.

The iTiaxiniurn in-stream temperature
above ambient water temperature d
the addition of artificial  heat b
discharger shall not exceed 4 deg
F. in coastal  or estuarine waters
the oeriod October through May no
shall the rise exceed 1.5 degrees
during the period June through Ss

In coastal waters surface dissolv
oxygen concentrations shall not b
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    Toxic substances;  color producting;
    heated liquids;  or other
    deleterious substances attributable
    to sewage,  industrial  waste,  or
    other wastes.
o.  Taste and odor producing
    substances attributable to
    sewage, industrial  wastes,
    or other wastes.
 less  than  5 rjig/1 ,  except  where natu1
 phenomena  cause  the  value to  be de-
 pressed.

"In estuaries  and  tidal  tributaries
 dissolved  oxygen  concentrations sha'
 not fae  less than  5 Tig/1 except in
 dystrophic 'waters  or where natural
 conditions cause  the value to be das

 Only  such  amounts, whether alone or
 combination with  other  substances,  ^
 only  vuch  temperatures•as will  net" a
 the 'waters unsafe  or unsuitable as  =
 of water supply  for  drinking  or food
 processing purposes, or injurious  tJ
 wildlife and  aquatic life,  or advarl
 affect  the aesthetic value of waters
 any use under this classification.  1
                                                 Only sucn amounts ,  wnet.nar a ions or
                                                 come i nation with other substances o
                                                 wastes,  as will  not,  causa tase and
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                                                         ficulties in water suoplies
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whicn cannot be corrected  by  treats
as specified under  '''Conditions  Sal
Best Usage,11 or impair  the 3a"
of fish.
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            the  fecal  conform  arouc
snail not exceed a geometric mean  of|
IjOCO/ICO ,-n 1 . on a monthly  average |
value: nor exceed a maximum of  2,3GO/
ml .  in any samela.
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 present shall not  exceed  the  recuir
 of the State Ceoartment of  Public H
9.   iuroicnty

There shall be no  turbidity  of  other
than natural origin  that will cause
substantial visible  contrast with  tn~
natural appearance of waters cr int
with any beneficial  uses which  they
Furthermore, in no case shall turbid1
exceed 30 Jackson  units above backers
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SECTION I.  GENERAL  CONDITIONS:

     L.   The policy inherent in the standards shall be to protect water
quality existing  at  the  time these water quality standards were adooted
or tc upgrade or  enhance water cuaiitv within tha State of Mississicci.
Waters whose existing quality is better than the established standards
will be maintained at high quality,  unless the Ccrrmissicn decides to -•
allow limited degradation where  economically and scciallv justified.
In no event, however,  may degradation of water quality interfere wi~h
or become injurious  to existing  ir.strean wac=r uses.  Further, in r.o
case will water crualltv  be decraded  below Jar above) the bass levels
set forth in these standards for the protection of the beneficial uses
described herein.  In receiving  waters which the Commission determine
to be of exceptionally high quality,  the policy shall be tc maintain
t" H p +• i±iv"'^'1"'''^r* '"'I* '•»"•» ,— • •< 3 1 •* <--fr
w»id •_ ~«s_.3 •—*..*'** i*j.*-M*« ^s^c.,!.— wy .

     2.  The limitinc values of  water cualitv hsrsin described shall bs
measured by the Connission in waters under consideration as dsterrrd.ned
by good sanitary  engineering cractica and after consultation with
affected parties.  Samples shall ba  taken fron points so distributed
over the araa and dspth  of the watsrs being studied as to permit a
realistic appraisal  of such actual or potsrtiai damage to water use
or aquatic life as may exist.  Samples shall be analyzed in accordance
with latest edition  of "Standard Methods of the Examination of ".-Tatar
and Wastawater" or other methods acceptable to the Commission.

     3.  In cogr.iruir.es of the fact that certain waters of the State may
not fail within desired  or prescribed limitations as outlined, the
CcnTnissior. may authorize exceptions  to -hass linits, under the followinc
conditions:

     (a)   the_j2xistir.g designated use is' not attainable because
          or natural background  conditions;  or

     (b)  • the existing designated use is not attainable because
          of irretrievable man~lnduced co»\di*"ions *  o1**

     (c)   the application of affluent limitations for existing
          sources mere stringent than those  required pursuant
          to Section 301 (b) (2) (A)  and (3)  of the  Federal Water
          Pollution  Control  Act  .-.menc-ments  of  1S72,  in order
         .to attain  the  existing designated  use,  would result
          in substantial  and widespread adverse economic and
          social  imoact;

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     In no case  shall  it  be  permissible  to  deposit  or  introduce  mate-
rials into waters of the  State  which  will cause  impairment of  the
reasonable or  legitimate  use of said  waters.

     4.  In view of the  fact that industry  is  continuing  to  produce  new
materials whose  characteristics and effects are  unknown at this  time,
such materials shall be  evaluated on  their  merits as information becomes
available, to  the Commission.  Sources of information shall include/  but
not be limited to,  the latest edition of Quality Criteria  for  Watar,
oreoared bv the  Environmental Protection Agency  pursuant  to  Sect—on
304 (a) oz the  Federal  Water  Pollution Control  Ac- Amendments of  1372.
The use of such  information  should be limited  to that  part applicable  to
the indigenous aquatic community found in the  State of Mississippi.

     5.  All  criteria  contained herein shall apply  to  all  stages of
strsamfiow greater  than  or equal to the  7-day,  10-year minim.um flow  in
un^ °cu "^ a ted   natura.'' str°amsr and the lecallv  guaranteed  minimum flow  in
regulated streams-  This  requirem.ant  shall  not be interpreted  to permit
any unusual wa^ts discharges during periods of lower flow,

     6. —In oocn' cceaTrmvatrers-'there shall "bs "no  oxygen damanding^'substar.cs.s
added which will "depress "the dissolved cxvgerf  content  below  5.0  rr.c/l.

     7.  The  Mississippi  River  is classified for ?ish  and Wildlife
usa, but with  the following  additions to the criteria  stated herein:

       Mineral Constituents:  Not to  exceed the  following concan-
  "••-~—'~ "" trations  at  anv time*             '                    —•
           '"From M^3S-Ssipp--T3nnasssa  ocrdar	

            Chlorides                    60  mg/1
            Suifatss                    150  mg/1
            T.D.S.                      425  mg/1

            From Vicksburg south to  the Mississippi-Louisiana  border

            Chlorides                    75  mg/i
            Sulfates                 '   120  mg/1
            T.D.S.                      400  mg/1

     8.   It is  recocnizad that limited  areas of  mixing  are  unavoidable;
however,  mixing zones  will not be used  for, or considered as ?. sub-
stitute  for waste treatment.   Mixing zone  limits  will be defined
by the Commission on  a case-by-case  basis.  In ell  cases mixing zones
will be  restricted  to  as  small an area  as  feasible.  Adequate  zones of
passage  for the migration and free movement of ilish  and other  aquatic
biota will be maintained.  Where there  are  several  mixing zones close
together,  they  will ail be on the same  side so that  the passageway  is
continuous .

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      inanity of  aquatic organises nor advs
      an area.   Any  mixing -sr.c shall be  :

      that exceed  the 96 hour LC5o  for bic
      aquatic  co-jrvur.i ty ar.d shall ccrr.piy %
      I and II  of  these standards.
                                      i r e e - r cci materials  in  cor-icontrat'ons
                                       ;ta significant  to  the  indigenous
                                       .'ith the censral  ^revisions  of Sectio:
      SECTION  II.   MINIMUM CONDITIONS APPLICABLE  TO  ALL  WATEP5

           1.   Free from substances attributable-  to  municipal,  industrial,
      agr ic-ult.ru a 1  or other discharges that will  settle  to  fcrni putrescenc
      or otherwise  objectionable sludge deposits.

           2,   Free frora floating debris, oil, ' scv.ra,  and other  floating
      nateriais attributable to rnenicipai, industrial, agricultural or other
      discharges in airour-ts sufficient to be unsightly or deleterious.

           3.   Free frcm n:atarial5 attriiutabis tc nunicipai,  industrial,, agr:
      cuJ.t-u.ral or  other discharges producing color,  odor, or  other ccndiricr.s
      in 3~uch  decree as to create a nuisance.

           4    ^-v-Qja — ~~**t-* 3"bstancss at^^ibutabl^  to  7tun.icical  indust"*""' ^"  ac^
      ouituural or  other discharces in concentrations  or  corbinations which
      are toxic or'harmful to hu-xans, anir-.ai or other aquatic life.

           5.   Municioo.1 wastes, industrial wastes,  or other  wastes shall
      r*f»ge._£_TJo  o- -3<3*""*' ve treatment or control in c-cccrcancs  wi.tn Section
      301 of  the  Federal Water Pollution Control  Act  .^nendrents of 1972.  A
      decree  ^f treatment craater than, that defined  in these  sections r-sv
      be rec^red  when necessary to protect legitl~ats watsr  uses.
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        2«  -SoELLFISH  rl-.RVZSTI''G APZA3.-

            Waters  classified  for this use ars for propagation and harvesting
   shellfish for  sals  or-use 2.5  a food product.   These waters will--set
   the re^cuireir»cn~ts  set fowth in the latest ^dition o* "h^ Nat^'cr-3 ^
   Shellfish "Sanitation Frograr./ Manual of Operations, Part I, Sanitation
   of Shellfish Growing Areas,  as published by zhe 'J.  S.  Public Health
   Service.

        In considering the  acceptability of a proposed site for disposal of
   bactsrialiy-relatsd wastewater in or near voters with  this classification,
   the Corrnission shall consider the ralative proximity of the discharge to
   shellfish harvesting beds.

\           a.  Dissolved Oxygon:_  For diversified warrr.v/ater biota, including
   gane fish, daily  dissolved  oxygen concentration shall  be maintained at a
   nxi.ni.5iun of not less than 4.0  r.g/1 during the  lo'~ 7-day, cnce-in-tsn-vears
   fLo-'-tf.  However,  at  ail greater flows dissolved oxygen  shall be  maintained
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>jj   S  at not  less  than 5.0 rr.g/1, assuming there are ncrnal seasonal and daily
       variations above this level;  except that under sxtrerr.e conditions, with
       the sa.T.e  stipulations as to seasonal and dr.ily variations, that dissolved
       oxygen  level  nay range between 5.0 .T.g/1 and 4.0 r,c/l for short ocricds of
       tine, provided  that che water quality is r.ai.-taincd ir. fivorabla conditions
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not  be  caused to vary -ore  char.  0.5  units;  however, should the beck-round
pK be outside 5.5 to 3.5  limits,  it  shall not be chanced -ore than G.5
units,  unless after the change  the ?H would fail within the G.5 to 3.5
limits  and the Commission determines "hat thar-2 will be no detrimental
      c.   Temperature:   The:-discharge of ar.v heated waste into any coastal
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          In considering the acceptability of a rropcsad site Cor di?i-
     of bacteriaily-reiated wastcwater in or near waters with this classifica-
     tion, the  Commission shall consider the relative proximity of the dis-
     charge  to  areas of actual water contact Iccivity.

          a.    Dissolved Oxygon;  For diversified varmvater biota, includin^
     gama fish,  daily dissolved oxygen concentration shall be maintained at a
     minimum of not less than 4.0 ~c/l during the low 7-day,  once-ir.-ten—/cars
Gvedi flow.  However,  at all greater flows dissolved oxygen shall be maintained
?k  |>at not  less than 5,0 mc/1,  assuming there are normal seasonal r.nd dailv
111 \ variations above this Isvsi; except that under extreme conditions, with
    ! the same stipulations as to seasonal and daily variations,  the dissolved
    ! oxygen  level  may range between 5.0 mg/1 and 4.0 mg/1 for short periods
    I of tine, provided that: the water quality is nair.ta.inec in favorable
    ' conditions ^'n a"* "* ' o~"'neir resoec^s.             t        -

          b,    p_K_:   The normal pK of the wacers shall be 5,0  co 3.5 and shall
     not be caused to vary more than 1.0 unit;  however,  should the background
     pH be oucsido the 5>0 to 8,5 lir-i~s,  it shall noc ba chanced nore than
     1.0 unit 'unless  after the change the  oil will fall within  the 5.0 to 3,5
     limits and the Corr^ission_ determines  that there vill be  no detrimental
            on  stream usage as a result of the greater oH chance.
          c.   Temperature:   The  maximum temperature  rise  abov-3  natural
     temperatures  before  addi-ion of  artificial  heat  shall not  exceed
     5°?. in streams,  lakes  and  reservoirs  nor shall  'ihe maximum vacer
     temperature  exceed  90T.   In lakes  and reservoirs  there  shall  be no
     withdrawals  from  or  discharge of haa-aci waters to  the hypolimr.ion unless
     it can be shown that such  discharge will be beneficial -o  water  cualitv.
     In all ~w3~ars  the' normal daily and  seasonal cscreraturs  variations that
     were oreseni"b-efore  the addition of artificial heat snail  be maintained.
     The- discharge  of  any heated~vasce into any" coiTtal or "estuarins  waters'"
     shall noc raise water tezr.peraz-.irss  mare than~4*F.  above  natural  during.'*
     the period Occcb^-r,  through- May nor  more than-i.5'T. abov=  nat-ural for
     the months Jur.s chrough Sepiember.   There shall  ba no thermal  block to
     the migration  of  aquatic organisms.  ?.ecuirer?.snt.s  for zones of passage
     as referenced  in  Section I  (3) shall apply.   In  addition to tha  general
     requirements  Section I  (2) ,  the  temperature shall  be  measured  at a ceoth
     of 5 fee" in  wa-ters  10  feet  or greater in dep~h; and  for those waters
     less than 10  feet in depth,  temperature criteria will be applied at mid-
     depth.

          In those  scecific  cases where  natural  conditions elevate  the temoere-
     tures in excess of  the  limits expressed herein,  Section  I  (3)  shall
     apply on a case-by-case basis.

          d.   Bacteria:  Focal  coliform not to  exceed  a geometric  mean
     of 200 per 100 mi nor shall  more than  ten  (10'=)  percent  of  the
     samples examined  during any  month exceed 400  per 100  mi.

          &.   Specific Conductance:   There shall  be  no substances  added
     to increase  the conductivity abov<2  1GOC micrcmhcs/cm  for fresh water
     streams.

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 ™         f.   Dissolved  Solids:  There shall ho no substances adder:  to  the
       water to cause  the dissolved solids to exceed 750 r.:g/l -as r. monthly
 H    average value,  nor exceed 1500 m.g/1 at any time for fresh water  streams,

            cr.   Toxi c Substances, Cole*", Tas "*" ^ and C-do ^ P^oc^'C^^c S1*^ ^ *~ c> ^ ^~n s •
       •There shall  be  no  substances added, whether alone or in combination
       with other substances that will render the waters unsafe or unsuit-
       able for water  contact activities, cr impair-the use of waters
       •requiring lesser quality.  The concentration of toxic pollutants shall
       not exceed one-tenth. (1/lOth) of the 96-hour median tolerance limit
       based on available data.   Available references to be used in determininc
       •toxicity limitations shall include, but not be limited to Oualitv Criteria
       for Water  (Section 304(a)], Federal Regulations under Section 207,and
       Federal P.eguiacior.s  under Section 1412 of the Public Health Service Act:
•       as amended by the  Safe Drinking Water Act (Pub L 93-523).  The use  cf such
       information,  should be li.rn.ir.ed to that part applicable to the indigenous
        a/~iip J- -i ,-> ^-^F-T~«.-.-* ,'i—»~—-^..^*3 ->' -n — ^ o C *•:» — 3 r^.r V -i J WC.. '  u ^. -^ ..-..* *_^..-M. *— *  — —' *«-. . ^» —. 4 >•—» —f ~J • I >v -~ W -i. ...~..2.^A^3.^_—'W..

 I         4-  FISH AND vnLDL-FZ:

            Waters  in.  this  classification are intended for fishinc and  for
 •j    propagation  of  fish, aquatic life, and wildlife.

     \       a.   Dissolved  Cxycan:  For diversified v.-armrwatsr biota, inciudinc
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    •"j  game fish, daily dissolved oxygen concentration shall be maintained at a
     |  minimum of not  less  than  4.0 mg/i during the low 7-day,  once-in-ten-years
;v=d  i  flow.  However,  at ail greater flows dissolved oxygen shall be maintained
     v  at not less  than 5.0 mg/1,  assuming there are normal seasonal and daiiv
       variations above this level; except that 'under ex-rems conditions, with
       the same stipulations as  to seasonal and daily variations,  the dissolved
     '  oxygen- level may range between 5.0 m.g/1 and 4.0 mg/1 for short periods
     i  of time, provided  that the water quality is.maintained in favorable
    ,'  conditions in all other rcsoscts.

            b.   opt:   The normal oH of the waters  shall  be  5.0  to  3.5 and shall
       not be caused to vary more  than 1.0 unit;  however,  should the background
       pi! be outside the 5.0 to  S.5 limits,  it shall  not be changed more than
       1.0 unit unless  after the change the oH will fail within the 6>. 0 to 3.5
       limits and the  Compression determines t'^at the'"^ wi ^ ^  be  ro  ^o—~^'—
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     In those specific  cases  where  natural conditions elevate the
temperatures in  excess  of  the limits  expressed herein, Section I- (3)
shall apply on a  case—by-case basis.

     d.   Bacteria:   Fecal  coliform shall net exceed s. geometric mean  of
2000/100 ml, nor  shall  more than  ten  percent (10%)  of the samples examined
during any month  exceed 4000/100  mi.

     e.   Specific Conductance:   There shall bs no~ substances added  to
increase the conductivity  above  1000  micrcmhcs/cm for fresh water streams.

     f.   Dissolved  Solids;  There  shall bs no substances addsd  to the           I
waters to cause  the  dissolved solids  to exceed 750  mg/i as a monthly             '
average value, nor exceed  1500 mg/1 at any time for fresh water  streams.

     g.   Toxic  Substances:  The  concentration of toxic pollutants shall         •
T"i Q *™ a v ^ fi «s<* ^*»^o—r"^^^"i  ' "* / "* 0 ~ '"'t ^  *~i ~  ~ '""•a  C". X — Vi ^ <->-•• ™ ra^ "" .71J"* *••"** n"**^**^^ ^ ' *7?' *"  '**a ~ Cd
on available data.   Available references to be used in determining toxicity      I
limitations shall include,  but not  be limited ~o Quality Criteria for  W^.ter      *
[Section 304 (a) ] ,  Federal  P.eculatior.s 'under Section 307, and Federal 7,ecuia.-
tior.s under Section  1412 cf the  Public Health Service Act as amended bv the      I
Safe Orinking Water  Act (Pub  L 93-322).  The use of such information should      •
be limited to that oart acoiicabie  to the indigenous acuatic community
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     h.   Taste  and  Cdor:   There  shall be no substances added, whether
alone or in combination with  other  substances that  will impair the               I
paiatability cf  fish or unreasonably  affect the aesthetic value of the           •
water.

     i.   Phenolic Ccmr-ccr.cs :  There  shall be no substances added which          I
wi"11 caiTse the oh^^o1 ' c content  to  exceed 0.35 mc/1 (ohenol! .

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  "SECTION IV.   WATS?. U5ZS_IN ST3ZAMS
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  I      All of the stream no- specifically listed below shall be classified
  Us Fish ar.c Wildlife.  Streans carrying other Classification are:
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   Percy  Quirui Lake               Pike-County               Recreation

   COASTAL SA5IM              •                           '  .

      rgs—Laxs^"          Headwaters           Mississippi    Shellfish
                                              Sound          Harvesting

      £cuLc.Cii=best,        Headwaters           Mississippi    Shellfish
                                              Sound          Harvestinc
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      r-> o-iTjjx/oi-—       "  Vea^wa*•=>— lississippi Sound    Contiguous           Mississippi    Recreation
                                              Coastline

   Pass Christian Reel-.                   .                 Shellfish
   Henderson .Point                                          Harvesting

   St^-Louis Bay,          Harrison-Hancock  Counties        Shellfish
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               The policy inherent in the standards shall  be to protect water
™*        quality existing at  the time these water quality standards were
B        adopted cr enhance water quality within the State of Florida. In
          any event, where a new cr increased source of pollution poses a
B        possibility  of degrading existing high water quality, such project
iB        development  shall  not be issued a Department permit until  the
          Board is satisfied that such development will  not be detrimental
B        *o the best  interests of the State and necessary to its sccia'
•        and economic development.  In ac'rnin;staring the policy,  high
          quality receiving  waters will  be protected by requiring as a
B        part  of the  initial  project design the highest and best
—        practicable  treament available under existing technology,

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     17-3.0"2  Minimum conditions of all waters;  tines



and places.




     The following minimum conditions are applicable to




all waters, at all places and at ail ti.-r.es.  Within the




territorial limits of this state ail such waters  shall




be free fron:




     (1)  Settlaable Substances—substances attributable




to municipal, industrial, agricultural/ or ether  dis-




charges that will settle to form putrascent or other-




wise objectionable sludge deposits,




     (2)  Floating Substances—floating debris, oil,




scum/ and other floating materials attributable to




municipal/ industrial/ agricultural, or other discharge




in amounts sufficient to be unsightly or deleterious.



     (3)  Deleterious Substances—rr.atsriais attribu-




table to municipal/ industrial, agricultural or o-^her




discharges producing color, odor, or other conditions-




in such- degree as to create a nuisance.




     (4)  Toxic Substances—substances attributable zo




municipal, industrial, agricultural, or other dis-




charges in concentrations or combinations which are




toxic or harmful ~o humans, animal, plant, or aquatic




life.

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             (1)     The  criteria of water quality hereinafter provided

        will  be applied only after reasonable opportunity for mixture of

        wastes with receiving waters has been afforded;  the reasonableness

        of the opportunity for mixture of wastes and receiving waters

        shall be determined on the basis of the physical  characteristics

        of tne receiving  waters and the methods, in which  the discharge

        is physically ,~ade shall  be approved by the regulatory agency.



             (2)   The  following water  crualitv standards  shall


       be the criteria for pollution  when  concentrations ex-


       ceed following  limitations:
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•          •(b)   Fluorides--for  waters not  used for public

•     water  supplies,  shall not exceed 10.0  rag/I as fluoric

       iojn  or will not  interfere with other beneficial uses

••           (c)   Chlorides—chlorides shall not exceed two

•j     hundred fifty  (250) ng/1  in straar.s  considered to  be

       fresh  water streams; in other waters of brackish or
       saline  nature  the chloride  content  shall not be  in-
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||     creased no-re  than ten per cent  (10%)  above normal

fl^h     V> a ,—« !*• r— •*•• •*••> T -• T«» --3 /*^ *«•• 1 '"•* T~ •* ^ a ,-•* <"•>*•*•*• -a •"•>••"•
             (d)   Turbiditv — must  not exceed  fifty (50) Jack-


       son  units as related to  standard candle turbidimeter


       above  background.
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      (e)  Dissolved Gxygen-~tihe concentration  in  sur-




face waters shall be as-specificaliy  designated for  the




particular class of waters.




      (f)  3CD—shall not be altered to  exceed  values




which would cause dissolved oxygen to be  depressed be-




low the limit listed above and, in no case,  shall 'it  be




great enough to produce nuisance conditions.




      (g)  Dissolved Solids—not to exceed  five hundred




(500) ing. per liter as a monthly average  or  exceed one




thousand (1,000)  rag. per liter at any tine.




      (h)  Soecific Conductance—shall net  be increased




more than one hundred per cent (100%) above  background




levels or to a maximum level of 500 rr.icrorr.hG3  per cen-




timeter  (cm)  for streams considered to  be  fresh water




streams.




      (i) - Radioactive Substances, Gross 3eta Activity—




(in known absence of strcntium-90 and alpha  emitters),




not to exceed one thousand (1,000) micromicrocuries at




any time.  See also Chapter 10D-4.




      (j)  Cyanide or Cyanates—none detectable,




      (k)  Copper—shall not exceed 0.5  mg/1




      (1)  Zinc—shall not exceed 1.0  mg/1




      (ra)  Chromium—shall not exceed  0,50  mg/1 hexava-'

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            and shall not  exceed  0.05  mg/i' after reasonable mixing


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            in  the  receiving  stream.


                  (n)  Phenolic  type  compounds  calculated or re-


            oorted  as "henoi — shall  not exceed 0.001 mc/1


                  (o)  Lead — shall  not  exceed G.Q5  mg/i
£                (p)   Iron—shall  not  exceed 0.30  mg/1


jm                (q)   Arsenic—shall not  exceed 0.05  mg/1


                  (r)   Oils  and Greases—shall not  exceed fifteen


•           (15) mg/1, or that no  visible oil,-defined as  irides-


•          cence, be  present to cause taste and'-odor's,  or inter-

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            fere with  other beneficial uses .     ~~


                  (s)   pH—of  receiving wafers shall  not  be caused


•          to vary more than one  (1.0) unit above or below normal


—          pH of the  waters; and  lower value shall  be not less


            than six  (5.0), and upper  value  not more  than  eight.
            and one-half  (3.5) .   In  cases  where  pH may  be,  due  to


            natural background or causes,  outside  limits  stated
^1          of the state

                  (t)  Detergents — shall  not  exceed  one-half  (0.5)

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      (u)   Mercury—none  detectable in  effluent dis-

charge.

      (3)   All discharges or proposed discharges of

heated water into receiving bodies of  water  (?J3w)

which are  controlled by  the state shall be subjected--
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to  a  thorough study to assess  the consequences of the

discharge  upon the environment.   The state shall be


divided  into two general climatolcgical zones: peninsular Florida,
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     (a)   _  Heated water discharges existing  Vtfl July  1, 1972:

 """ Federally disapproved.

     (b)     Heated water sources proposed for future  discharges

into RSW  controlled by the State  shall not increase the water

temperature  by more than the  'monthly temperature limits prescribed

for the  particular type and  location of the RSK'.  Mew  sources

shall  include all expansions, modifications, alterations, replacements,

or repairs' which result in an increased output of ten  percent (1C*)

or more  of the level of energy production which existed on the date

this rule became effective,   \later  temperatures shall  be measured by

procedures approved by the Florida  Department  of Pollution Control

(DPC).   In all cases where a  temperature rise  above .ambient is allowed

and a  maximum RSW temperature is  also  prescribed, the  lower of the

two limitations shall be the  control te.moerature.

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             ..(i)     Ambient (natural) temperature  of a R3W is the existing

          temperature of the receiving water at a location which is unaffected

          by manmade thermal discharges and  a location which is also of a depth

          and exposure to winds and  currents which typify the most environ-

          mentally  stable portions of the R3W.                           '.
              (ii) Coastal waters shall be  all waters in the         *l


         state which  are  not classified as  fresh waters or as
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               (v)   Fresh waters  shall be ail  waters  of  the

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          in  flowing streams  above cne zone- in which .tidal ac —
           tions mzluftnca  the salinity of  the water and where


 0        the concentration of chloride  ions  is normally less


 •        than 1500 mg/1 .


                (vi)  Open  waters shall be  all waters in the


 •i        state extending  seaward from the most seaward 18 -foo


 fl|        depth contour line (chree-f atho.T. bottom, depth ccn-


           tour) which  is offshore from any island; exposed or


           submerged bar or reef; or mouth  of  any errbaymant or
           estuary which  is  narrowed by headlands.  Contour


           lines shall be  determined frorr. Coast and Geodetic


           Surve  Charts .
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      (d)   Monthly and Maximum TamoeratL'ra Limits



      (ii) Coastal Waters—Heated water  with  a  tempera-




ture at the POD- more than  2°F  higher than the  ambient




(natural) temperature of the R3w .shall  not be  dis-




charged into coastal waters in any  zone during the




months of June,  July, August,  and September.   During




the remainder of the year, heated vater with a tern-




oerature at the  POD more than  4^T higher than  the




ambient  (natural) temperature  of the R3W shall not




be discharged into coastal waters in any zone.   In




addition, during June, July, August,  and September,




no heated water  with a temperature  above 92°F  shall




be discharged into coastal waters.   Further, no




heated water with a temperature above 30°? Shall be




discharged into  coastal waters during the period




October thru May,




      (iii) Open  Waters—Heated water with a  tempera-




ture at the POD  up to 17°F above ambient (natural)




temperature of  the R3W may be  discharged from  an




open or closed  conduit into open wacers under  the




following restraints:  The  surface  temperature of




the R3W shall not be raised to more than 97°?  and




the POD must be  sufficient distance offshore to
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heated b'avond the temperatures oermit-ac. in such

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     (i)     Daily seasonal temperature variations that were normal to

the RBW before the addition of.neat from other than natural causes

shal1  be maintained.

     (ii)    Recapitulation of temperature limitations prescribed

below:

ZONE                                         COASTAL          OPEN

NORTH.

PENIN.

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92 F. Max.
AM. +2 F
92 F Max.
AM. +2 F
REMAINDER
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     (4)     Excepticns-in cognizance of the fact that certain waters

of the state, due to natural causes, may net fall within desired or

prescribed limitations outlined above, the Beard is ernnowered to authorize

exceptions to (imitations upon presentation of good and sufficient evidence.

In no case shall it be lawful to authorize disposition or introduction of

materials in waters of the state which will cause rnateriaiham or damage

to said waters.

     17-3._C6  Classification of waters, usage.

     The waters of Florida are classified according to their usage as

fo11cws:

     Class I-?ublic Water Supplies

     Class Il-Shellfish Harvesting

     Class III-Recrsation-Propagaticn and management of fish and

wildlife

     Class IV-Agricultural and industrial water supply

     Class  V-Navigaticn,  Utility  and  Industrial  L'ss

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     17-3.08  Criteria:  Class  II waters—shellfish



harvesting,




     The following criteria are  for classification




of waters in areas which either  actuall  or  oten-
tiall  have the capabilit
                           o  supportn  recrea-

tional or commercial 'shellfish propagation an




harvesting.  Harvesting may occur only  in areas




approved by the Division of Heai-h, Florida Depart-




ment of Health and Rehabilitative Services .




    . (1) Bacteriological Quality, Cclifom Group —




'areas classified for shellfish harvesting tha median




colifcrnt M?N (.Most Probable Nuir.be r) of  water cannot




exceed seventy (70) per hundred  (100) r.i . ; and not




more than ten (10)  per cant of the samples ordinarily




exceed an M?N of two hundred and thirty (23Q) c-er




one hundred (100)  ml. in chose portions of areas




most  robabl  exosed to fecal contamination during
most unfavorable hydro-graphic and pcll
ditions .




      (2) Sewage, Industrial Wastes, or Other Wastes-




any industrial wastes or other wastes shall be  ef-




fectively treated by the lacest modern technological




advances as approved by zhe regulatory agency.

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             to vary more than one (1.0) unit above or below nor-
"           mal pH of the waters; and lower value shall be not
             less than six (5.0)  and upper value not more than
«           eight and one half (3.5}.  In cases where pH may be/
             due to natural background or causes, outside limits
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             be  secured  orior  to  introducinc such materia
                  (4) -Dissolved  Oxygen — tne  concentration  in ail

•          surface  waters  shall  not  average  less  than  5  mg/1
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.          in a  24-hour  period and never  less  ihah  4 mg/1 .

            Normal daily  and  seasonal  fluctuations  above  these

            levels shall  be maintained.  Dissolved  oxygen con-

•          centrations in  estuaries  and -idai  tributaries  shai,'

            not be less than  4.0  rng/1  except:  in naturally dys-

•     •    - -rophric  waters .   In those  cases where background

            information indicates prior existence  under un-

            polluted conditions of lower values •ihan required

            above/ lower  limits mav be utilized after aocrovai

            by the regulatory authority.   Sampling  shall  be

•j          performed according to the methods  approved by  the

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      (5) Toxic Substances—free from substances at-




tributable to municipal, industrial, agricultural or




other discharges in concentrations or combinations




which are toxic or harmful -o humans, animal or




aquatic life.




      (S) Odor—threshold odor number not to exceed



24 at 60°C as a dailv averacre.
     17-3.09  Criteria:  Class" III waters—recrea-




tion—propagation and management of fish and wild-




life.




     The following criteria are for classification




of waters to be used for recreational purposes, in-




cluding such body contact activities as swimming and




water skiing; and for the maintenance of a well-




balanced fish and wildlife oooulation.  Ail surface




waters- within and coastal waters contiguous to these




basins, including off-shore waters, not otherwise




classified shall be classified as Class III? however,




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             Streams specifically listed in.Section 17-3.21 by
 •           a separate listing designated as "Special Stream
 TM           Classification" shall similarlv be maintained at a
             minimum dissolved oxygen level of five (5.0)  ml/1.
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             fectivelv treated bv the latest modern technological

             advances  as  a. no roved bv the regulatorv^gencv,

•              '  (2)  pK—of  receiving waters shall not be caused

•           to  vary more than one (1.0)  unit above or. below nor-

             mal oH of the  waters;  and lower valuer-shall be  not

™           less than (o.Q),  and upper value not more than  eight

•           and one-half (3.5).   In cases where pH may be,  due


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             stated a±)ove,  aroroval or the regula~orv agencv snail

™         -  be  secured  prior to introducing such material in

^H           waters of the  state.

mm                (3) Dissolved Oxygen—the concentration in ail

             surface waters shall  not average less than 5 mg/i in

IB           a 24-hour period and  never less than 4 mg/1.  Mcrmal

•           daily  and seasonal fluctuations above these levels

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than 4.0 rng/1 except  in natural-ly ays trophic  waters.

In those cases where  background,  information, indi-

cates prior existence  under unpolluted  conditions of

lower values than rscruirec above/ lower limits mav
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itv.  Sampling shall  be performed according to the

methods aooroved bv the Florida  Pollution Control

Board,

     (4) Bacteriological—in those  waters designated

for bcdv contact recreation/ fecal  coliform shall

not exceed a monthly  average of  200 per ml of

samoie, r.cr exceed 400 fecal coliform oer 100 ml  of

sample in 10 percent  of the samples, nor  exceed  80C

fecal coliform on any  one day, nor  exceed a total

coliform count of 1,000 per 100  ml  as a monthly

average, nor exceed 1,000 per  100 ml  in  more than

20 percent of the samples examined  during any month,

nor exceed 2,400 per  100 ml. on  any day.   In  those

waters not normally used for body contact recreation,

fecal coliform shall  not exceed  a monthly average

of 500 per 100 ml of  sample, nor exceed 730 fecal

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georr.etrio means based on  a  nini-iurrT of  10  samples

taJcan over a 30 da  period.  M?N  of  yJF counts na
be utilized
attributable to municipal   industrial   acrr"' cultural


or other discharges in concentrations  or  ccr-binations


which are toxic or harmful  to hunans,  animal  or
acuatc le .
(5)  Deleterious — f
                               t r^atarials  attribu
table to nunicioal, industrial^ acricultural/  or


other discharges producing color, odor or  other


condition's in such degree as to create a nuisance


     (7) Turbidity — shall not exceed  fifry (50)
Jackson units as related to  s-andard candle turbi-
  ne tar aove backround,
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                      AMENDMENT 1C  DEPARTMENT  RULES

      Chapter  17-3, Pollution  of Waters,  FAC
 17-3.03 Criteria: Class  II waters-shellfish  propagation and
                                  harvesting.
      The  following criteria are for classification of waters  in areas
 which either  actually or  potentially  have the  capability of supporting
 recreational  or commercial shel-lfish  propagation and harvesting.  Harvesting  -
 may  only  occur in areas  approved  by the  Division of Health, Florida
.Department of Health and  Rehabilitative  Services.
      17-3.09  Criteria: Class  II!  waters-recreation—propagation, and
                                       management of fish and wildlife.
      The  following criteria are for classification of waters  to be used
 for  recreational purposes, including  such body contact activities as-
 swimming  and  water skiing; and for  the maintenance of a well-balanced
 fish and  wildlife population,  All  surface waters within and  coastal
 waters contiguous to these basins,  including off-shcre waters,
 specifically  listed  in Section 17-3.21 by a  separata listing
 designated as "Special Stream Classification"  snail similarly be
 maintained at a minimum  dissolved oxygen level of five (5.0) ml/1.
      17-3.1Q  Criteria: Class  IV waters-agricultural and industrial
 water supply.
      The  following criteria are for classification of waters  to be used
 for  agricultural or  stock watering, or industrial water supply. Additionally,
 all  secondary and tertiary canals wholly within agricultural  areas are Class
 IV waters.
      17-3.21  Classified  waters. Pursuant to  the criteria of water class-
 ification, Sections  17-3.Co through 17-3.11, inclusive, (Classifications
 are  not printed in the Code pursuant  to  Section 120.051 (,1) (e),  Florida

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           teria of water classification,  Sections 17-3.05 through
           17-3.11r inclusive, the waters  of the State of Florida
           are  classified by river basins  or sub-basins as Class
           III—Recreation—Propagation  and  Management of Fish and
           Wildlife with only the- individual exceptions to Class-
           Ill  listed within each basin.   (Classifications are not
           printed  in the Code pursuant  to Section 123.051(1)(e),
           Florida  Statutes, but as filed  are of full force and
           effect).
                All  coastal  waters,  including off-shore v/atars,  not other-
           wise classified shall be  classified as  Class III.
           PuznDkinhill Creek — Class II
           Intracoastal waterway and tributaries ~* confluence o~
           •Nassau and Amelia Rivers south  to Flashing Marker "72,"
           thence eastward along Ft. George  River to Ft. George
           Inlet  and includes Garden Creek and both prongs of
           Simpson  Creek - Class II.
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           Tidal creeks  within U.5.G.3. Subbasin GSJ5 north of but
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Alligator Harbor  -  East  from a line from Peninsula
Point north to  St.  Ja.-r.es Island to mean high water -
Class II .                -

Gulf of Mexico  -  North of a line from Peninsula Point
on Alligator Point  to  the northeastern tip of Dog Is-
land and bounded  on the  east by Alligator Harbor and
on the west by  St.  George Sound - Class II.

St. George Sound  (Portion in U.S.G.S.  Basin 11D) - Gui;
of Mexico westerly  to "Apalachicola Bay - Class II .

2ast 3ay and Tributaries (Portion in U.S.G.S, Basin
11D)  - Apalachicola Bay  to source - Class II.

Wakulla County

Oyster Bay, Apaiachee  Bay,  and Tributaries - West of a
line from western tip  of Shell Point south to F1.4  sec
marker and southerlv to  Ochlockcnee "Point, with the
exception of Spring Creek and portion  of King Bay west
and north of a  line fro IT* western rrost  tip of Porter
Tc^l 2-^^-3 3 "-M i -fc- V* *• /"^ " M T* rt ~** / t3 o i' *-* r* «• r"^^CC TT
^j^mCLi^-^, C3wwkw->. *.w .i '•-**.. w ±. ^ ^rO-fe.AW   ^.«^C.o>^ -L -L .

Jef farson County  and Wakulla County

Coastal waters  -  Mouth of Aucilla River west ~o Live
Oak Point excluding mouths  of drainage areas - Class I-

Dixie County

Tidal Creeks and  coastal waters - Horshoe Point south
to basin boundary of U.S.G.S.  Basin 09K - Class II.

Levy County

Tidal Creeks and  coastal waters - South from U.S.G.S.
Basin boundary  line Q9H  separating the 3uwar.ee Basin
excludincr the Cedar Kav  a_rea  and the mouth of the With-
lacoochee River - Class  II.

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 Tidal Creeks and  coastal  waters  - Latitude  23°  54'  N.,
 south to  Hsrnar.do County  Lir.e with the  exception  of
 waters  which are  bounded  by  and  including the Crvstai
 River on  the north/  St. Martins  River on the  south,
 barrier islands on the west/  and the mainland on  the
 east -  Class II.


 Pinellas  County


 Mullet  Key  Area - Class II.


 Pinelias  Point Area — Class  II.


 Tampa Bay - South Pinellas County Line  to Candy Cause-
 way - Class II.


 Old Tampa  Bay -  Candy Causeway  to Safet Harbor  -
Safety Harbor - To Old Tampa Bay - Class II.


Mobbly Bay - Portion in Pinellas County - Class II.


Hillsborough County


Old Tampa Bay and Mobbiy Bay - Beginning at the inter-
section of the nor-ih shore of S, R. 60  (Cour~ney Camp-
                                   '   "
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bell Parkway)  and Longitude  82°  35
due north  to  the line  of  mean  hich water/  "her.cs  west-
ward along the  line of mean  high water /  including Rocky
.and Double Branch Creeks  zo  S. R. 530 and  up  the  upper
Tampa Bay  watershed canal to a line  connecting  the
lines of mean  high warar  on  the  outer side  of the canal
banks , to  the  count*/ line/ thence southeriv along the
county line to  S. R. 50 ,  thence  along the  north shore
of S. R. 60 to  the point  of  beginning -  Class II.
Old Tampa Bay  - All waters within  Hillsborough  County

bounded on  the north by  S. R.  SO  (Courtney  Campbell
Parkway)/ the  south by Interstate  4  (Howard Frankland
Bridge)/ the west by the  county line/  and the east by
the line of mean high water  -  Class  II.
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Tampa Bay  - Beginning  at  Gadsder. Point,  thence along a
line connecting  Gadsden Point  and the intersection of
Gadsden Point Cut  and  Cat "A"  to a point one-half nau-
tical mils inside  said intersection,  thence westward
along a line one-half  nautical mile inside and parallel
•ho nadqd=i ^n^ r^ C^+-   C".- "<^"   CT<~ "T"  rv- ",79"  a-^
*• W \J <-» ^—. .J l—fc _ .* .4 *. W -fc.4.* W \™t S_ >w ^  W *•* W  •-*  ^  \i* »•* *•  W ^  W-^-i w  [—> •£ f  Cl^i »_»
Cut "K", to the  line of mean high water,, thence along
the line of mean high  water to the point of beginning -
Class II,

Tainpa Bay  - Beginning  at  the intersection of the Hills -
borough County Line and the line of mean high water,
thence to  the rear range  marker of Cut "D", thence
northerly  along  the line  of cut "D" range -o a point
one-half nautical  mile inside  the southern boundary
of Cut MC", thence along  a  line one-half mile inside
and parallel to Cut "C",  Cut  "D",  and Cut "Z" to a
point with Latitude 27° 45' '40" N.   Longitude 32°  30'
40" west,  thence to a  point Latitude  27° 47'  north and
Longitude  32^ 27' west, thenca  on a true bearing of
140  to the line of mean  hicrh  water  ther^ce aioncr  the
line of mean high water to  the  western tit> of Mangrove
Point, thence to the northwestern tio
to the eastern tip of Goat  Island,  thence  due
the line of mean high water,  thence  alone  the  line  of
mean high watar to chs point  of beginning  -  Class  II.

Tampa Bay-Hillsborcugh County portion  west of  the  Sun-
shins Skvway and from the three fathom deoth contour
UP to the line of mean high water  -  Class  II.

Manatee Count**
Terra Ceia Bay - To Terra Ceia Point  - Class  II.

Paima Sola Bay - Class II.

Passage Key Area - Egmont Key to Anna Maria Island -
Class II.

Sarasota Bay - East-west line through marker  "43"  on
Inzracoastai Waterway south to Manatee County line -
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            Sarasota Bay  - West  of  center (Intracoastal Waterway)  -

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            Lemon Bay - Forked Creek south to Chariocta County Line
•          - Class II.


            Charlotte County


™          Lemon Bay and Tributaries - N. Charlotte County Line
^^          south to Placida Harbor and bounded on the east bv
I          S.R. 775 - Class II.


            Placida Harbor-To mean high watar-Class I!.-.     ,.•-;-..





•          Line - Class  II.


            •Bull Bay - Mean high water to Charlotte County Line -
            £ 1 - f~ — ~~                               -^V


•          Turtle Bay - Mean high  water to  Charlotte County Line -
            Class II.
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            ("I >i a •- 1 Q -1- — a V a •<- H O **  —  ^ '"J *••*" ^ 1 n i "> P ^ G S
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            Lee Countv
l|          Charlotte Harbor  -  Portion in U.S.G.S, Basin 10? south
            ~from N. Lee Countv  Line  -  Class II.
            Charlotte Countv
            IMyakka River - N.  Charlc-te  County Line south to Cha:
            locte Harbor - Class  II.
            Charlotte Harbor - Portion  in  Peace  Basin south to

            Charlotte County Line - Class  II.


            Lee County


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to N. Les County Line  - Class  Ij..

Pine Island Sound  - Charlotte  Harbor  to  San Carlos Bay
- Class II,

Matiacha Pass - Charlotte Harbor to San  Carlos  Bay —
Class II.

San Carlos Bay - Portion in  U.S.G.S.  Basin  IOC  - Class
S t , Johns Co untv

Tolornato River and Tributaries  -  Front  a  line  connecting
Spanish Landing to Bcozh Landing  south to  Casa  Cola
Creek - Class II.                       "\

Guano River - Guano Lake Dan  south  to  Toioniato  River -
Class II.
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Matanzas River  (Intracoastal Wacerway)  -  Crescent  Beach
south to ?lagi~er County Line - Class  II.
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Flagler County

Matansas River (Intraccastal Waterway)  - N.  Flagler
County Line south to Fl. Marker  "109"  - Class  II.

Volusia Coun~v

Indian River North - Channel Marker 57  south to  Mosquito
Lagoon - Class II.

Mosquito Lagoon - Indian River North  south  to  S. Volusia
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•          Max  Hoeck  Creek  - Class II.
            Indian  River  - N. Brevard County Line south to Florida
B          East  Coast Railroad Crossing (vicinity Jay Jay)  - Clas
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B           Indian  River  - Barnes' Blvd.  south to South Sec-ion Line
             of  Section  29,  T.  25  S.,  R.  37 2.,  Pair. Shores -
»           Class II. .

             Indian  River  — Cat^e  Malabar  south to S .  Brevard Countv
             •Line -  Class  II .
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            •Goat Creek - Class  II.                t
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            Indian  River -  Sebastian Inlet (N.  Indian River County
—          Line) south  to  wabasso  vicinity east of  channel cen-er-
B          line -  Class II.

•            Indian  River -  Wabasso  vicinity south to vicinity :;orth
            Relief  Canal -  Class  II.      "

B          St. Lucie County

            Indian  River -  N.  St. Lucie  County  Line  south to Gar-
B          field Point  - Class II.

            Indian  River -  Middle Cove vicinity south to S, St.
•            Lucie County Line/  eas^- ^ r
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            Martin Cour.-v
            •Indian River  -  N.  Martin  County  Line  south to St.  Luci=
            Inlet/ east of  Channel  cer.tarline  - Class  II.

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Class II.

Matanzas Pass - San Carlos Say to Sstero Bay - Class II.

Hall Peckish Bay - Class II.

Little Hickory Bay - Class II.

Inner and Outer Clan Bay - Class II.

Inner and Outer Doctors Bay - Class II.

Connecting Waterways - Wiggins Pass south to Outer Doc-
tors Bay - Class II.

Naples Bay - Class II.

Dollar Bay - Class II,

Tidal Bays and Passes - Rookery Bay south to easterly
through Ten Thousand Islands to Monroe County Line -
Class II.

Monroe County

Monroe County Coastline - Nor~h Monroe County Line south
and including Florida Bay portion within Everglades
National Park - Class II.

Dade County

Miami River — Salinitv barrier easterlv 5.7 rrJ.les to
Biscayne Bay - Class IV.

Canal C-1S - Salinity barrier to- Loxahatchee River -
Class II.

Paljn Beach County and Martin County

Loxahatchee River - Above Florida East Coast Railroad
Bridge including South, Northwest,  and North Forks -
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           Indian Lagoon - West of Indian Pass  and St. Vincent
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 wm        Joseph Point to vicinity Port: St, Joe  - Class  II.

           Fran k 1 in C o un t . y

 V        St, George Sound  (Portion of U.S.G.3.  Basin 11?) -
           East Pass to' Aoalachicola Bay - Class  II',-

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 ™      •  Apalachicola Bay - Portion in U.S.G.S. Basin 11? with
 _        exception of area encompassed within 2-ntila radiuo front
 •        Apalachicola entrance of John Gorria M^rr.crial  Bridge -
           Class II.                              '^

 |        St. Vincent Sound - Apalachicola Bay to Indian Pass -
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 ••        Bay County

 •         East Bay and Tributaries - East of U.S. Highway S3 to
           but excluding Wetappo Creek - Class  II.

           North J>ay and Tributaries - North of U.S.  Highway 93
           to Deer Point Da_n excluding Alligator  and  Fanning
 •         Bayous - Class II.

           West Bay and Tributaries - West of North Bay (line from
 •         West Bay Point on the north to Shell Point on  the south)
           except West Bay Creek  (northwest of Channel Marker 27C
 .         off Goose Point) , Crocked Creek (north of  a line from
 |H         Crooked Creek Point to Doyle Point) , and Burnt Mill
           Creek (north of a line from. Graze Point to Cedar Poinc)
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Choctawhatchee Bay and Tributaries - Eastward  from a
line from Whita Point southwesterly through ?« Light
Marker "2" of the Intracoastal 'waterway, and south of
a line from Ala qua Point to Wheeler Point, to  the
eastern sources - Class 11,

Okaloosa County

Rocky Bayou - Chcccawhatchee Bay to Rocky Greek - "
Class II,

Okaloosa County, San~a Rosa County and Escambi ,a County

Santa Rosa Sound - From a line connecting Gulf Breeze
approach to Pensacoia Beach Bascule Bridge and Sharp
Point east to north-south line through Manatee Point
with excetDcion of the Navarre Beach area from Channel
Marker "109" to Navarre Bridge - Class II.

Santa Rosa County

Blackwater Bay  (Portion in U.S.G.S. Basin' 123)  - From
a line connecting Robinson's Point ~o Broad River south
to East Bay (line due west from Escribano Point)  -
Class II.

East Bay and Tributaries (Portion in U.S.G.S. Basin
123) - Biackwazer Bay (line due west from Escribano
Point)  southerly ~o Pensacoia Bay (line from Careen
Point or. the north to Rsdfish Point on the south)  -
Class J.I .

Santa Rosa jCounty

Blackwater Bay  (Portion in U.S.G.S. Basins 12C and
12D) - From a line connecting Robinson's Point to Broad
River south to East Bay (line due west from Escribano
Point)  - Class II.

East Bay (Portion in u.S.G.S. Basin 12D)  - Biackwater
Bay (line due west from Escribano Point)  southerly to
Pensacoia Bay (line from Garcon Point on the north to
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 H         West  Bay  and Tributaries  - West, of ^iorth Bay -(line from
 ™         West  Bay  Point  on  the  north to  Shell Point on  the south)
           except West Bay Creek  (northwest of Channel Marker 27C
 •         off Goose Point),  Crooked Creek (north of a line from
           Crooked Creek Point  to Doyle Point), and Burnt Mill
           •Creek (north of a  line from Graze Point to Cedar Point)
           - Class II.

 •         Santa Roga County  and  Ssca.-r.bia  County

           Sscambia  Bay -  Louisville and Mashviile ?*aiiroad Tres-
 H         tie south to Pensacoia Bay (Line from Zmanuei  Point
 ™         east  northeasterly to  Garcon ?oin~)  - Class II.

 •         Pensacoia Bay - East of a line  connecting Emanuel
           Point on  the nor~th to  the s.outh end of the Pensacoia
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 III. An ti deer r a da t io r.  Statement;


           ^-n implementing  the  legislative policy


 expressed  in the Texas  Water Quality Act:, it is  the


 policy of  the Texas Water  Qualify  Board that the


 waters in  the State whose  existing quality is  better


 than the applicable water  quality  standards described


 herein as  of the date when th.ese  standards become


 effective  will, as orovided hereafter,  be maintained at


 their high quality, and no waste  discharges may  be


 made which will result  in  the  lowering  of -he  quality


 of these waters unless  and until  it has been demon-


 strated to the Texas  Water Quality Board that  the


 change is  justifiable as a result  of desirable


 economic -or social development.   Therefore, the  Board
will not  authorize  or  approve  any  waste  discharge


-which—will  result; in  the  quality of any  of -he  waters


in  the State being  reduced  below the water cualitv


standards without complying with the Federal  and


State laws  applicable  to  the amendment of  water


quality standards.  Anyone  making  a waste  discharge


from any  industrial ,  public or private  project: or

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development which, would  constitute  a new source of

pollution or an increased  source  of pollution to any

of the wafers in the State will be  required/  as part

of the initial project design/  to  provide the  highest

and best degree of waste treatment  available  under

existing technology consistent with the  best  practice

in the particular field  affected  under the  conditions

applicable to the project:  or  development:.   The Board
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will keep the Environmental Protection Agency informed
                                          );  ;
of its activities and will furnish  to the Agency such
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                         (->o"<'r^T"''^-~ c •> TTI fi n ~'^,>~T-IP *• "> .•*> r\
                         ^.s^*-— — ^— .*»_ils~  ^'Hi^>iA , rt.4^M>~>~..*k\'Ww.*»W*i
as the Administrator of  the Environmental  ?rotec~ion

Agency may from time to  time  reasonably  require  to

carry out his functions  under the Water  Pollution

Control Act Amendments of  1972.  Additionally,  the

Board will consult and cooperate with  th£  Environmental

Protection Agency on all matters affecting the  federal

interest.


^V.  Classification of Surface  Waters

          The surface waters  of the  State  have  been

divided into the following categories  for  each  of the

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                       waters comprising the major rivers and
j|                     their tributaries, including listed impounded
•                     waters,  and including the cidal portion of
                       the river to the extent: that it is confined
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™                 2.   Coastal  Basin  Waters - those surface inland

•                     waters,  including listed impounded waters,

mm   •                  exclusive of 1 above,  discharging or flowing

                     '  or otherwise communicating with bays or the

•                     gulf  including ail tidal portions of streams

Hj                     to the  extent  that they are confined in


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 _                 3._  Bay  Waters  -  all  tidal waters exclusive of

                       those  included in river basin wa-ers,  coastiai

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 ™                 4.   Gulf Wacers -  those  waters  which  are not

 •                     included  in or form  a part  of any bay  or

 _                     estuary but which are a part  of the  open

                       waters of the  Gulf of Mexico  to ~he  limit

                       of Texas' jurisdiction.
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VI.   General Criteria




          The general criteria enumerated, below  are




applicable to all surface waters of the State at all




times and specifically apply with respect to substances




attributed to waste discharges or the activicies of




man as opposed to natural phenomena.  Natural waters




may, on occasion, have characteristics outside the




limits established by these criteria  in which these




criteria do not aoolv.  The criteria adcotsd herein




relate to the condition of waters as affec~ed bv waste




discharges of man's activities.  The criteria listed




following do not override a specific exception to any




one or more of the following if the exception is




specifically stated in a specific water quality  standard,




     1.   Taste and odor producing substances shall




          be limited to concentrations in the waters




          of the Stace that will not interfere with
          th
is production of ootable water bv reasonable
          water treatment methods/ or impart unpalat-




          able flavor to food fish, including shellfish,




          or result in offensive odors arising from




          the waters, or otherwise interfere  with the




          reasonable use of the waters.

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                       maintained, so as to be essentially free of
H       _              floating debris and sectieable suspended
•                     solids conducive to the production of put-
                       rascible sludge deposits or sediment layers
•i                     which would adversely affect benthic  biota
•                     or other lawful uses.

•                3.    The  surface wafers of the State shall be
mm                     maintained so as to be essentially free of.
                     '' settleable suspended solids conducive to
•                     changes in the flow characteristics cf
•            "         stream channels, to the untimely filling of
                    •   reservoirs and, i3_kas, and which might result
                       in 'unnecessary dredginc costs,
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•         _     _     maintained in an aesthetically attractive
•                     condition.

•                5.    There shall be no substantial change  in
_                     turbidity from ambient conditions  due to

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     persistent nature,



7.   There shall be no  discharge  of radioac-ive

     materials in exces's of  that  amount regulated

     by the Texas Radiation  Control Act,  Ar-ida

     4590(£), Revised Civil  Statutes,  Stare of

     Texas and Texas Regulation for Control of

     Radiation.



8.   The surface wafers of rhe  State shall be

     maintained so that: they will not  be  toxic

     to man, fish and wildlife,  and other terres-

     trial £-n-d acuatic life.
                       ;

     With specific reference to public drinking

     water suoolies, toxic materials not  removable

     by ordinary water  treatment  techniques shall

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•                     mixing  zones  should not have  a concentration



B                     of  nonpersis tent  toxic materials  exceeding



                       1/10  of ~he  96-hour TLm,  where the bioassay -•


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B              '       waters.   Similarly,  for persistent toxicants,



M                     the concentrations  should not  exceed  1/20



                       of  the  95 -hour TLm.



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™                     bioassay  techniques  will  be selected  as



B                     suited  to  the purpose  at  hand.  However,



M                   •  bioassays. will be  conducted under wa~er



                       quality conditions  (-emperature ,  hardness,



B               '      pH , salinity,  dissolved oxygen, etc.)  which



B                     approximate  those of che  stream as closely






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                       nutrients  identified,  and the  feasibility



B                     of.  controlling excessive  standing crops



B                     of  phyroplankton or  other aquatic growths  by



                       nutrient  limitations is determined, it is


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          anticipated that nutrient standards - will




          be established on ,t:he surface waters of  the




          State.  Such decisions will be made on a




          case-by-case basis by the Board after proper




          hearing and public participation.  The




          establishment7of a schedule for decisions




          as to the need for nutrient standards for




          specific waters and what standards should be




          adopted is not feasible at: this time.






     10.  The surface waters of the Stace shall be




          maintained so that no oil, grease, or related




          residue will produce a visible ^fiim of oil




          or globules of grease on the surface, or




          coa- the banks and bctcoms of the watercourse






VII.   Numerical Criteria




    ~     The numerical criteria apoly to the specific




waters identified.  Stream standards apply only to




waters where standards are established and specifically




apply with respect to substances attributed to waste




discharges or the activities of man as opposed to




natural phenomena.

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                      Chemical  concentration parameters,  with the


            exception of  dissolved oxygen and pH,  apply to the


 m         approximate mid-point of the segm.errt with reasonable


 im         gradients applying  toward segment boundaries.   The


            numerical values  shown reorasent arithmetic average


 •         conditions over  a period of one year.-  whenever an


 B         unusual  chemical  concentration is found/  an investiga-


 —         tion of  its origin  will be made and such  action as is


            warranted initiated.   Salinity levels  in  estuarine


 B         areas  are discussed in. Section X,  3,  Sstuarine Salinity


 •                   The  dissolved oxygen values  are minimum.


            values which  are  apolicable excect as  cualified in


 ™         Section  VIII.  For  short periods of time,  diurnal


 •         variations of  1.0 mg/1 below the standard specified


 M         in the table  shall  be allowed for not  more ~han 3


            hours  during  any  24-hour period.


 •          .     __     The  pH  range represents maximum and  minimum


 B          conditions throughout the segment except  as qualified


            in Section VIII.


                      The  temperature limitations  are intended to


B          be applied with  judgment and are applicable ~o the


•          waters specifically identified herein  with the cuali-


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standards  are  composed of  two  parts_, a maximum tempera-


ature  and  a maximum  temperature  differential  attribtu-


able to heated effluents.


           Natural high temperatures,  in  excess of  96°?,


occur  regularly  in Texas waters  during  the  summer
                            '

months.  For example, 2.3% of  United States Geological


Survev measurements  made during  the  summer  months on


the Double Mountain  Fork of the  Brazos  River  near
                                       \

Aspermont, Texas/ during the period  1953  through  1971


exceeded 96°?.   It is consequently concluded  -hat the


90°F maximum temperature suggested by- the'National
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Technical  Advisory Committee is  not  applicable to


Texas  conditions.




     Tidal River Reaches,  Bay  and Gulf  Wafers:


                     Fall/ Winter/ Spring     Summer


Maximum Temp.  Diff.            4°F             1.5°F

.Maximum Temperature            95°?              95'F




           Bacteriological  water  quality standards


consist of two parts: (1)  a measure  of  general quality,


and (2) a  limit  on variations  from the  general quality.


           For  all waters excepc  gulf and  bay  waters,


the measure of general quality is the logarithmic mean

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 (geometric mean) of fecal coiiform determinations.

The number specified in the tables applies -o the

logarithmic mean (geometric mean) of data from a

representative sampling of not less than 5 samples

collected over not more than 30 cays.  All aspects

of the sampling shall be such that a truly represen-

tative rasul- is obtained.  For rou~ine observation

and evaluation of water quality, lesser numbers of

samples collected over longer oeriods will be used.

In bay waters (exclusive of bay waters in the buffer

zone),  the number specified in -he tables aooiies to

the median total coliform density as specified in che

"National Shellfish Sanitation Program Manual of

Operation, Part 1,  Sani.-a.tion of Shellfish Growing
Areas," 1965 Revision, or lacest revision.
          The limit on variations from the general
bacteriological quality on all waters except gulf and

bay wafers is a fecal coliform density which shall not

be equaled or exceeded in more than 10% of che

samples.   This dens it*/ is twice the numerical criteria

specified in the table.  In the instance of gulf and

bay waters (exclusive of the buffer zone),  the criteria

for shellfish growing water shall apply.

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Buffer Zones in 3ay and Gulf Waters




          For all bay and gulf waters/ exclusive of




those contained, in river or coastal basins as defined




in Section IV, a buffer zone of 1,000 feet measured




from the shoreline at_ordinary high ride is hereby




established.  In this zone/ the bacteriological require-




ments enumerated in other sections of these standards




shall not apply.  In these zones, the logarithmic mean




(geometric mean) density of 'fecal coliform organisms




shall not exceed 200/100 ml, nor shall more than 10%




of -che total samples exceed 400/100 ml.  The foregoing




percentages are applicable when examining data from




not less than 5 samples collected over noc more than




30 days.  For routine observation and evalua-ion of




water crualitv, lesser numbers of samoles collected




over loncer oeriods will be used.

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                          LOUISIANA             , .-



Antidegradaticu Statement



    It is the policy of the Louisiana Stream Control



Commission that all interstate waters and intrastace waters,



portions thereof, and coastal waters whose existing quality



exceed the approved water quality standards will be maintaine;



at their existing high quality unless the stata chooses after



full satisfaction of the intergovernmental coordination and



public participation provisions of the State Continuing



Planning^ Process to allow lower water quality as a. result of



necessary and justifiable econoniic and/or social development,



and further that s-ach changes will not interfere with or



become injurious to the existing instrean water uses.  The



Louisiana Stream Control Ccimission will disapprove any waste



discharge that will cause wacer quality degradetion' of inter-



state waters and intrastate waters, portions thereof, and



the coastal waters of Louisiana below the standards adopted



by the State of Louisiana and approved by the United States



Environmental Protection Agency without complying with the



Federal and Stata of Louisiana laws applicable to the



attainment of water quality standards.
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Any industrial, public or private project or development


that would constitute a new source of pollution


or an increased source of po-ilu~ion to any of the waters


in Louisiana will be required, as part of the initial project


design, to provide the highest and best degree of waste treat-


ment available under existing technology consistent with the

best practice in the area affected under the condition applicable


to the nro^ect or deveic— ir.ent   Further  there shall be achieved

the highest statutory and regulatory requirements for ail


existing point sources and feasible management or regulatory


programs pursuant to Section 203 of Public Law 92-500 for


nonpoint sources, both existing and proposed.  Additionally,


no degradation shall be allowed in high quality waters which


constitute an outstanding national resource, such as waters


of national and state parks and wildlife refuges, waters in


the scate scenic rivers system and waters of exceptional

recreational or ecological significance.  This policy and


implementation method shall be consistent with Secticn 315

of 92-500 (Re: thermal discharges).  Consistent with the

provision of the Federal Water Pollution Con-rol Act as

amended (1972) the Louisiana Stream Control Commission will




informed of its activities and will furnish the 'Jniied

States Environmental Protection Agency informational


reports, in such form as the Administrator of the United

States Environmental Protection Agency may,  from time to


time, reasonably require to carry out: his function under

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the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972.
The Louisiana Scream. Control Commission will consult and
cooperate with the United States Environmental Protection
Agency on matters that are proper consideration of the
Federal Agency; the United States Environmental Protection
Agency will reciprocate in matters ihat are a proper con-
sideration of the Louisiana Stream Control Commission.

General Criteria
    The following ceneral criteria are acolicable to the
surface waters of the State of Louisiana and specifically
apply with respect to substances attributed to waste dis-
charges or the activities of man as opposed to natural
ohencmena.                            "           '
    Natural waters may, on occasion, have characteristics
outside the limits established, by these criteria; in which
case, these criteria do not aopiy.  The criteria adcoted
herein relate to the condition of water as affected by
waste discharges or man's activities.
    These general criteria do not supercade specific ax-
ceotions to any one or more of the foliowinc if the exception
is specifically stated in a specific water quality standard.
Ail waters of the state shall be capable of supporting_
desirable diversified acruatic life consisting of i,£icenou3
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species of fish, shell fish and wildlife.
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 •  These general  criteria do .not supercede specific exceptions  to

a^ one or more of the following if the exception if specifically

stated in a specific water quality standard.  All wafers of the

    a shall be capable of supporting desirable diversified acquatic

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The waters of the state shall be maintained
in an aesthetically attractive condition and
shall ir.aet the generally accepted aesthetic
qua!ifications.

All waters shall be free from substances attributable
to. wastewater or other discharges that:

(1) settle to form objectionable deposits;  -

(2) float as debris, scum, ail, or other matter.
    to form nuisances;

(3) produce objectionable color, odor, taste,  or
    turbidity;

(4) injure or are toxic or produce advers physiological
    response in humans, animals, fish, shellfish,
    wildlife, or plants; and,

(5) produce undesirable or nuisance aquatic life.
True color shall net be increased to the extent  that
it will interfere with present usage and projected
future use of the streams and water bodies.

(1) waters shall be virtually free from substances
    producting objectionable color for aesthetic
   ' purposes;

(2} the source of supply should not exceed 75 color  units
    on the platinumrcobal t scale for domestic water
    supplies; and

(3) increased color (in combination with turbidity)  shall!
    not reduce the depth of light penetration by more

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(3)   FLOATING, SUSPENDED
     AND SETTLEA8LE SOLIDS    Free from substances that will  produce distinctly
                              visible turbidity, solids or scum,  nor shall  there
                            •  be any formation of slimes,  bottom  deposits or
                              s-ludge "banks attributable to waste  discharges  from
                              municipal, industrial,  or other sources including
                              agricultural practices.

                              Settleable and suspended  solids shall  not reduce
                              the depth of light penetration  by mere than
                              10 percent from the seasonably  established
                              norm.

(4)   TASTE AMD ODOR           Tasta  and odor producing  substances shall be
                              limited to concentrations in the waters of the
                              state  that wilT not interfere 'with  the production -
                              of potable water by reasonable  water treatment
                              methods, or impart unpalatable  flavor to food
                              fish,  including shellfish, or result in offensive
                              odors  arising from the  waters,  or otherwise
                              interfere with the reasonable use of the waters.

(5)   TOXIC SUBSTANCES         None present in quantities that alone or in
                              combination will be toxic to animal  or plant life.
                              In all cases the level  shall not exceed the
                              TIM 95/10. Sicassay techniques  will  be used in
                              evaluating toxicity utilizing iretncds and species
                              of test organisms suitable to the purpose at
                              hand.   In cases where the stream is us ad as a
                              public water supply the level of toxic substances
                              shall  not exceed the levels  established by the
                              United States Public Health  Service drinking
      •  '                      water standards latest  edition.

(5}   OILS AND GREASES         There  shall be no free  or floating  oil or grease
                            '  present in sufficient quantities
                              with the designated uses, nor shall  emulsified
                _             oils be present in sufficient quantities  to
                              interfere with the designated uses.

(7)  FOAMING OR FROTHING
     MATERIALS                None of a persistent nature.

(3.)  NUTRIENTS                The naturally occurring nitrogen-phosphorous
                              ratio shall be maintained.  On completion of
                              detailed studies on the naturally occurring
                              levels of the various macro and micro nutrients
                              the state will establish numerical  limits on
                              nutrients where cossible.

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There shall be no  substantial  increase  in
turbidity  from ami
waste discharces.
                                   turbidity  from  ambient  conditions  due  to
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Limits on other  substances  not  specified  in  these
revised water quality  standards  shall  be  in
accordance with  recommendations  set  by the
Louisiana Stream Control  Ccr^rnssicn  and/or  the
Louisiana Department of Health  and Human  Resources
Administration! for municipal  raw water sources.

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Classif ication_of Surface^ Waters                     "




        The surface waters of the  state will  be  divided




into the following categories for  ease of  classification.




Where the geographical coverage of a particular  ider.ti-'




fiec water or secrnvent is  subject to interpretation.,  e~.g. ,'•••>
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East Cote Blanche Bay, the segment  li.-r.its  shall  be



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defined bv the r?.ar;s included in  the  standards.
     1. River Basin Waters - those surface  inland  waters
        confined in a channel.   (This definition  speci-




        fically does not acolv to  impoundments  con-




        structed solely for waste  treatment: purposes.






     2. Coastal Basin Waters  - those surface  inland




        waters exclusive of number one  (River Basin




        Waters) discharging or flowing  or otherwise




        communicating with bays  or the  gulf including




        the tidal portion of  streams to  the extent  chat




        thev are confined in  channels.
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                      those included in river basin waters, coasta.'
•                    basin wa-cers,  and gulf waters.
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                      included in or form a oart of anv bav or
                      estxiary bu- which are a part of -he open
                      waters of the Gulf of Mexico to the limit of
•                    Louisiana's jurisdiction.
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|           Water u"se  Classification

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•*           that all state  waters  should be orotectad for recrea-
•           tional uses  in  and/or  on the wa-er and for che preser-
^           vaticn and propagation of desirable species  of aquanic
             biota such as indicencus scecies  of fish,  shellfish,
             and wildlife.   Use  and  value  of  wa-er  for  public water
             supplies,  agricultural,  industrial,  and  other  purposes
             as well as navigation,  shall  also be considered in
             setting standards but in  no case, except as provided
•           below, shall  the criteria supporting these uses be
             permitted  to  interfere  wich recreational uses  and the'
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WATER USE! CLASSIFICATION:



Policy:




     It is the policy of the State of Louisiana that all  state waters



should be protected for recreational  uses in and/or on the water and



for the preservation and propagation  of desirable species of aquatic



biota such as indigenecus species of  fish,•she! 1 fish and  wildlife.



Use and value of water for public water supplies, agricultural, industrial,



and other purposes as well as navigation, shall also be considered  in



setting standards, but in no case, except as provided below, shall



the criteria supporting these uses be permitted to interfere with



recreational uses and the preservation of indigenous soecies of fish, shell-



fish, wildlife and desirable species  of other aquatic biota.



     Recreational uses will  be specified as  either "primary con-act" or



"secondary contact."  Desirable species of fish,  shellfish, wildlife and



other aquatic biota will be specified as '''fresh warm water," or "marine



waters."  All future designations of  stream  uses  and their associated



criteria must, at a minimum, adhere to these classifications except as



provided below.







Exceoticns:
     Some waters, because of naturally occurring poor quality,  man-made



pollution or technological limitations .mcy qualify for an excepted  classi-



fication.  This determination, however, will  be made on a case-by-case



basis following the analysis of each such area.  In a"! cases where



exceptions are proposed the concurrence of the Regional Administrator of



the United States Snvironmental•Protection A-sncv will  first be obtained.

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    -In  any  case  where the exception is based on technological 1 imi taticns , the
     exception  will  be temporary , i.e., the exception will be reviewed at  least
     every  tnree  years as  required by Section 303 (c) of Public Lav/ 32-500  to
     determine  the possibility of upgrading.
          In applying  this policy, the terms "recreational uses" and "desirable
     species of aquatic biota11 will  be given common sense application.  The
     existence  of man-made pollution will be reviewed as a problem to be
     solved, not  as an impediment against assigning, this use classification.
    "Desirabl e  Scecies of  Aquatic Biota" refers to a diverse and naturally
     occurring  range of aquatic biota and not to species that exist in the  area
     in  question  in disproportionate numbers as a result of marr's waste dis-
     charges.
          The most stringent criteria specified for each parameter shall be
     applicable wnere  waters are classified for multiple uses.
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•   come  in direct contact with the raw water to the point of complete body
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sitive body organs such as eyes, ears, 'nose.,  etc.,  may  be exposed  to  the
water.  Although the water may be ingested accidentally it is not  intended
to be used as a potable suoply unless acceptable  treatment is applied.
may be used for swimming, water skiing,  skin  diving,  other similar
activities, or as a raw water source  for public water supply, support and
propagation of aquatic fish and wildlife, agricultural, industrial  and
navigational uses.
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CLASS 8.:  FISH, WILDLIFE AND QTf!£R AQUATIC AND SEMI -AQUATIC LIFE, SECONDARY

CONTACT RECREATION AND OTHER USES


     A surface raw water source, suitable for the growth and propagation of


fish, other aquatic and semi -aquatic life bo'h marine and fresh water;


waterfowl, fur bearers; and wildlife.   This water may be used for warm


water fish habitat, wildlife habitat,  and other similar uses.  This


water is also suitable for secondary waier contact recreation such as


fishing, wading, boating, or activities where ingestion of the water 'is


not probable or as a raw water source public water supply, agricultural,


industrial and navigational uses.


     Criteria for Class A and 3 are equal to or more stringent than "hose

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applicable for public water supply use as stated in the report of the


National Technical Advisory Committee to the Secretary of the Interior on


the Water Quality Criteria.  However,  when a water boyy is' used as 'a public
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water supply it shall be identified as such in the standards for the


stream and/or segment where the use occurs.





NUMERICAL CRITERIA
     These numerical criteria apply to the specific waters of Louisiana


 identified in the tables, their navigable cr'bucaries, distributaries and


 ancillary streams and waterbcdies (unless such tributaries, distributaries


 and ancillary streams or wa~erbodies are specifically identified and nave


 numerical standards  listed in -his book) and specifically apply with respect


 to substances or conditions attributed to waste discharges or activities


 of man as opposed to natural phenomena.
 pH-  The  pM range  represents minimum and maximum conditions throughout the

     segment with  reasonable gradients applying cowards segment boundaries.

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     In all  cases the pH shall fall within the range of 5.0 to- 9.0 unless
     otherwise specified in the tables.  i\'o discharge of wastes shall cause
     the pH  of the water body to vary by more than one (1) pH unit within
     the specified pH range for that segment where the discharge occurs.
     (This does not apply in the Mixing Zp_r,e_.)

CHLORIDES, SULFATES & DISSOLVED SOLI OS-

     Values  for these parameters apply to the approximate midooint of the
     stream  segment with reasonable gradients applying towards segment
     boundaries.  Values listed in the standards in general represent the
     arithmetic mean of existing data plus one standard deviation.

DISSOLVED GXYGEN-

     The following Dissolved Oxygen values represent minimum values for the type
     of water specified.  These values shall apply at all times except in
     naturally dystrcphic waters or where natural  conditions cause the
     Dissolved Oxygen to be depressed.  For short periods of time,
     diurnal variations below the standard soecified may occur.   However,
     no waste discharge or activity of man shall lov.'er the Dissolved Oxygen
     concentration to trie point where the-diurnal  variation falls oelcw
     the specified minimum.

     FRESH WA7ER-

     For a diversified warm water biota including game fish, the daily D.O.
     concentration shall be above 5 ,mg/l  assuming normal  seasonal and daily
     variations are above this concentration.  However, they may range
     between 5 and 4 mg/1  for short periods of time during a 24-hcur period,
     provided the water quality is favorable in all otner,respects.

     eSTUARINE S'ATER-

     Dissolved oxygen concentrations in estuaries  and tidal  tributaries shall
     not be  less  than ^mg/1 at any time or place except in naturally
     dystrcphic waters, or where natural  conditions cause D.O.  to be
     depressed.

     COASTAL WATER-

     Dissolved Oxygen concentration in sur-'ace coastal waters shall be
     greater than 3mg/l except when the uov.'el lings and other natural
     phenomena .may cause this value to be depressed.

TEMPERATURE-

     The temperature standards enumerated in the tables,  in most cases,
     represent maximum values obtained from existing data.  However,  in a
     few cases a  limited number of unusually high temperatures in the range
     of 3^-28" have been deleted as it is felt that tnase values were
     recorded during conditions of unseasonably high temperatures and/or
     unusually low flows or water levels, and, therefore, do not represent
     normal  maximum temoeraturss.

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          In order to protect a diversified warn water biota including gams
          fish,  the following temnerature criteria shall  apoly (except
          when  natural  conditions  cause the temperature to be raised above
          these  1imits).

          The standard  shall  consist" of tv/o parts, a  temperature  differential
          and a  maximum temperature.   The temperature differential  represents
          the maximum perrnissable  rise above ambient  conditions.   There
          shall  be no addition of  artificial heat once the ambient
          temperature reaches the  maximum temperature specified  in the
          standards.

     FRESH WATER-  Temperature differential
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          1}  Maximum of 53F  (2.S°C)  rise above ambient for streams  and
              rivers.

          2)  Maximum of 3°F  (1.7aC)  rise above ambient for lakes and
              reservoirs.

          MAXIMUM  TEMPERATURE-  903C  (32.2°C)  except  where otherwise

          listed in the tables or  due to natural conditions.
     ESTUARIES AND COASTAL WATERS  -  Temperature differential
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          1)   Maximum of -3F (2.2>3C)  rise above amoierb"'during  the  period
              October through May.

          2}   Maximum l.S°F (C.33°C)  during the period June through
              September.

          MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE - 95°F  (35'C) excect when natural  conditions

          elevate temperature above this  level.


     These temperature criteria shall  not apply to privately owned

reservoirs, or reservoirs constructed  solely for industrial cooling purposes.


3a c te r i a 1  51 and a rd s_^

     The bacterial standard applicable to a particular stream segment depends

upon the use  classification of that individual  stream segment.   Limitations

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      are placed  an either fecal  colifcrm content, 'IP'! total  col i form content,

      or a combination of both in order to achieve the stream sanitary quality

      required for the most restrictive stream water usage.

           The tables  in this  .document listing applicable criteria for each

      individual  Louisiana stream segment designate one of the following four

      standards as applicable  according to present and anticipated usage of the

      segment waters:

      Standard =1      PRIMARY  CONTACT RECREATION- 3ased or, a  minimum of not less
                      than 5 samples taken over not: more than a 20-day period,
                      the fecal  conform content shall not exceed  a log'mean of
                      2QQ/10Q  ml. nor snail  more than 10 percent  of the total
                      samples  during any 30-day period exceed 400/100 ml.

      Standard = 2     SECONDARY  CONTACT RECREATION-  3ased on\ a minimum of not
                      less than  5 samples taken over not more 'tnan a 30-day
                      period,  the fecal coliform content shall not exceed  a log
                      mean of  1,000/lOCml. nor shall  more than 10  percent  of tne
                      total samples during any 30-day period  equal or exceed
                      2,000/lOCml.                         1
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      Standard .v.3     PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY-  The monthly arithmetic average of
                      total coliform MPN (most procaole number) shall  not  exceed
                      10,000/lOCml.  nor shall  the monthly arithmetic average of
                      fecal coliforms exceed 2,000/lCCml.

      Standard =4     SHELLFISH  PROPAGATION-  The monthly total coliform meaiar,
                      MPN (most  probable number) shall not exceed  70 oer ICCml.
                      and not  more than 10 percent of the samples  ordinarily
                      exceed an  MPN of 22C/'lCCnil .

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APPLICATION OF STANDARDS
Flow Conditions:                    Except where indicated below the water
quality standards specified herein shall apply during all flow conditions.

Chem i c a1  Par ame t e rs:                The chemical parameters (except Dissolved
Oxygen) represent maximum values for the segment specified in the tables.
These standards shall  apply at all times except when natural  conditions
cause them to be exceeded.
Pis solved_0xycen:                  The Dissolved Oxygen values represent minimuml
values for the type of water specified.  These values shall  apply at all times
except in naturally ays trophic waters or where natural  conditions cause the     |
Dissolved Gxycan to be depressed; for short periods of time diurnal variations  •
below the standard specified may occur.  However, no waste discharge or activicy
of man shall  lower the Dissolved Oxygen concentration to the point where        |
diurnal  variation falls below the specified minimum.                            .
TefHoerature:       -                The temoeracure standards reoresenu maximum
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of extremely low flow and unseasonably high temperatures may cause the establisnec
temperature standard to be exceeded.   There shall  be no  addition of artificial    I
heat once the ambient temperature reaches the maximum specified  in the standards.
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Parameters:	          The general criteria and other criteria no"   '
specifically discussed above shall apply at all times except when natural        •
conditions may cause the standard to be exceeded.
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mm   Mixing Zones:                      The total area and/or volume of a stream
     assigned to mixing zones will be limited to that which will: (1) not interfere
|   with biological communities or populations of  important species to a degree
•|   which is damaging to the ecosystem;  (2) not diminish other beneficial uses
     disorooortionatelv.
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     and coastal waters, zones of passage are continuous water routes of the volume,
H   area and quality necessary to allow  passage of free-swimming and drifting
     organisms with no significant effects produced on their populations.  These zones
   .  must be provided wherever mixing zones are allowed.
•                                      Because of  varying local  physical and chemical
     conditions and biological phenomena  no single  value can be given on the percentac
•   of river (or stream) width necessary to allow  passage of criticial free-swimming
•   and drifting organisms so that negligible or no effects are produced on their
     populations.  As a guideline and except when otherwise specified by the Louisiana
H   Stream Control Commission in a valid waste discharge permit the Mixing Zone will
•   be limited to no more than 1/4 of the cross sectional  area and/or volume cf rlcw
     of stream or estuary, lea vine at least 3/4 free as a zone of oassage.
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           (1) Effluents
           (2) With the exception of- the general criteria the water quality criteria
              will not apply to water in mixing zones as defined above or in a valid
              waste discharge permit from the Louisiana Stream Control Commission an
              a National Pollution  Discharge Elimination System Permit.

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   : -       ,         Pursuant co the authority granted by Chapter 342, PartJII, Section 342-32,
•    '_.          Hawaii  Revised  Statutes, the Director  of  Health  of the" Stare of Hawaiir
   _ __".   ~~ .  "_ _ appointed a Master to divide the waters of the State into areas and to~recornrnend
                toL the Director standards of water quality for such water areas. Except as modi-
•' "  \     ~ '.'   fied in this Chapter, die_ standards  recommended by the Master  are hereby
              _ adopted. The standards adopted, hereinafter set forth, shall be the standards of
                'water quality for the purposes of Chapter 37, Public Health Regulations, Depart-
                fment of Health,  State of Hawaii, and shall be enforced  and administered as-
                provided therein.
                                           Chapter 37-A

                                 WATER QUALITY STANDARDS
                    Under and by virtue of the provisions of Chapter 342, Hawaii  Revised
                Statutes, and the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972,
                PL 92-500, and all other applicable laws, Chapter 37-A of the Public Health
                Regulations, Department of Health, State of Hawaii, is hereby amended to read
                as follows:
                                      TABLE OF CONTENTS
                 Sections:
                    1.  Purpose and Scope
                    2.  Definitions
                    3.  Classification of Water Uses
                    4.  Zones of Mixing
                    5.  Classification and Establishment
                       of Water Areas
                    6.  Water Quality Standards
                    7.  Establishment, Renewal, and
                       Termination of Zones of Mixing
                    8.  Severabiliry
                    9.  Effective Date

                 Section 1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE
                Section 2. DEFINITIONS                          —;:;--_  .-

                    .A..  "Near shore waters" means all coastal waters lying within a" defined"
                        reef area, all waters of a depth less than ten fathoms, or waters up~ to a
                        distance of 1,000 feet off-shore if there is no defined reef area  and if
                        the depth is greater than ten fathoms.                    " - =

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    B.  "Off-shore waters" means all coastal waters beyond the limits defined
        for "near shore waters."
    C  "Coastal waters"  includes  "near shore waters,"  "off-shore waters,"
        and all waters that are subject to the ebb and flow of the tide.
    D.  "Best available demonstrated pollution control technology" means that
        treatment or  control  necessary  to achieve  requirements established
        pursuant to statutes and regulations of the State of Hawaii and to the
        Federal Water Pollution Control Act, as amended.

Section 3. CLASSIFICATION OF WATER USES
    A.  Classification  of Coastal Water Uses
           Coastal waters  are  classified  in accordance with  the uses to  be
        protected in each class as follows:
        1. Class A A waters
            The uses  to be protected in this class of waters are oceanographic
           research, the support and propagation of shellfish and other marine
           life, conservation of coral  reefs and wilderness areas, compatible
           recreation, and aesthetic enjoyment.
            It is  the objective of this class of waters that they remain in as nearly
           their natural, pristine state as possible with an absolute minimum of
           pollution from  any source. To die extent possible, the wilderness
           character of such areas shall be protected.  No zones of mixing will
           be permitted in  these waters.
            The classification of any water area as Class AA shall not preclude
           other  uses of  such waters compatible widi these objectives and  in
           conformance with the standards applicable to  them.
        2. Class A waters
            The uses  to be protected in  this  class of  waters  are recreational
           (including  fishing,  swimming,  badiing,  and  other water-contact
           sports), aesthetic enjoyment, and the support  and propagation  of
           aquatic life.
            It is die objective for this class of waters that their use for recrea-
           tional  purposes and aesthetic enjoyment not  be limited in any way.
           Such waters shall be kept clean of any trash, solid materials or oils,
           and shall not  act as receiving waters for any effluent which has not
           received  the best degree of  treatment or control practicable under
           existing technology and compatible with the standards established for
           this class.
        3. Class B waters
            The uses  to be protected  in  this  class of  waters  are small  boat
           harbors, commercial and industrial shipping, bait fishing, compatible
           recreation, die support and propagation of aquatic life, and aesthetic
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             It is  the objective  for this class of waters that discharges  of any
           pollutant be  controlled to the maximum degree possible and that
           sewage and industrial effluents receive  the best degree of treatment
           control practicable under existing technology and compatible with the
           standards established for this class.
             The Class B designation shall apply only to a limited area next to
           boat docking facilities in bays and harbors. The rest of the water area
           in such bay or harbor shall be Class A unless given some other speci-
           fic designation in Section  5.

    B.   Classification of Fresh Water Uses
           Fresh waters are classified in  accordance with die uses to be protected
         as follows:

         1. Class 1 waters                                           ;  _.
             The uses to be protected in this class  of waters are drinking; water
           supply,  food processing,  die  support and propagation of aquatic
           life, and compatible recreation.
             It is  the objective  of  this class of waters  that they remain in  as
           nearly their natural state as  possible with an absolute  minimum  of
           pollution from any  source.  To die extent possible, die wilderness
           character of such areas shall be protected. Waste discharges into these
           waters are prohibited.

         2. Class 2 waters
             The uses to be protected in this class of waters are bathing, swim-
           ming, the support and propagation of aquatic life, compatible  recrea-
           tion, and agricultural and industrial water supply.
             It is  the  objective for this class  of waters  that  their use  for
           recreational purposes, propagation of fish and odier aquatic life,_,and
           agricultural and industrial water supply not be limited in any way.
           Such waters shall be  kept  clean of trash, solid materials or oils, andr
           shall not act  as receiving  waters for any effluent which has: not re-.
           ceived  the  best degree  of treatment  or  control  practicable  under
           existing technology and compatible with the  standards established
           for diis class.
Section 4. ZONES OF MIXING                         :          I
    Zones of mixing for die assimilation of municipal, agricultural,.and
trial discharges which have received die best degree of treatment or control prac-
ticable under existing technology are recognized as necessary..-_  -    ::: 7-__
 '   It is  the objective of this limited  zone to provide for a current realistic
means of  control over such discharges and at the same time achieve the highest-
attainable level of water quality.                           i .... - _ -  -

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            GENERAL POLICY OF WATER QUALITY STANDARDS
    It is the public policy of this state to conserve the waters of the state, -and to
protect, maintain, and improve the quality thereof  for drinking water supply,
and food processing, for the growth, support and propagation of shellfish, fish
and  other  desirable species  of  marine and aquatic life, for oceanographic
research,  for the conservation  of  coral reefs and  wilderness  areas, and  for
domestic, agricultural, industrial, recreational, and other legitimate uses; and to
provide that no waste be discharged into any waters of  this state without first
being given the degree of  treatment necessary to protect the legitimate bene-
ficial uses of such waters; and  to  provide for the prevention, abatement, and
control of new and existing water  pollution; and to cooperate with  the  federal
government in carrying out these objectives.
    Therefore, waters whose qualities are higher than established Water Quality
Standards shall  not be  lowered in  quality  unless  it has been  affirmatively
demonstrated to the  Director that such change is justifiable as a  result  of
necessary  economic or social  development  and will  not interfere with  or
become injurious to any assigned  uses made of,  or presently in, such  waters.
Any industrial, public, or private project or development which could constitute a
new source of pollution or an increased source of pollution will be required, as
part of the initial project design to provide the highest and best degree of waste
treatment practicable under existing technology. In implementing the policy of
this paragraph as it relates to water under federal jurisdiction,  the Administrator
of the Environmental  Protection Agency will be kept advised and provided with
such information as he will need from time to time to protect the interests of the
United States and  the  authority  of  the Administrator  in maintaining high
quality of the waters of the United States.

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Section 5. CLASSIFICATION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF
WATER AREAS
    The following classification of water uses shall apply to the following areas:
    A.  Coastal Water Areas and Non-Tidal Brackish and Saline Surface Water
        Areas
        1. Oahu
          (a) Class AA waters
               Waimanalo Bay from Makapuu Point to the southerly boundary
             of Kaiona Beach Park and including the waters surrounding Ma-
             nana and Kaohikaipu Islands.
               Kaneohe Bay.
               Kahana Bay.
               Waialua Bay, from Puaena Point to Kaiaka Point.
               The near shore waters along Kaena Point for a distance of 3H
             miles towards Mokuleia and 35i miles towards Makua.
               That portion of West Loch, Pearl Harbor, lying north of a tan-
             gent drawn from Nichols Point to Loch Point.
               Hanauma Bay.
          (b) Class A waters
               That portion  of Waimanalo  Bay not  designated  Class  AA.
               Kailua Bay, from Wailea Point to Mokapu Point.
               The  near shore waters between Mokapu  Point and  Pyramid
             Rock.
               The near shore waters between Makalii Point and Laie Point.
               Laie  Bay.
               All coastal waters  and non-tidal brackish and saline surface
             waters not included in any other class.                     - -
          (c) Class B waters                                      :  ." .
               Kaneohe Bay small  boat harbor adjacent to Kaneohe Yacht -
             Club.
               Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station small boat harbor and  pier
             area.
               Kewalo Basin.
               Ala Wai Boat Harbor.
               Pokai Bay small boat harbor.
               Haleiwa small boat harbor.
               Keehi Lagoon marina areas.
               Heeia-Kea small boat harbor.

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       Campbell Estate Industrial Harbor.
       Pearl Harbor—Middle Loch and East Loch and that portion of
     West Loch not classed as AA waters.
       Honolulu Harbor.
       Hickam Harbor.
       Kuapa Pond marina areas.
2. Kauai
  (a) Class AA waters
       The near shore waters between Hikimoe Valley and Puu Poa
     Point, including Wainiha Bay and Hanaiei Bay.
       The near shore waters between die western boundary of Hoai
     Bay to Makahuena Point.
  (b) Class A waters
       All coastal  waters  and non-tidal  brackish and  saline surface
     waters not included in any other class.
  (c) Class B waters
       Wailua River small boat harbor.
       Kukuiula small boat harbor.
       Hanapepe Bay small boat harbor.
       Kikiaola Harbor.
       Nawiliwili Harbor.
       Port Allen Harbor.

3. Niihau
  (a) Class AA waters
       The near shore waters surrounding the island of Niihau.
  (b) Class A waters
       All coastal  waters  and non-tidal  brackish and  saline surface
     waters not included in any other class.

4. Molokai
  (a) Class AA  waters
       The near shore waters between the westerly  boundary of Haleo-
     lono Harbor and Laau Point.
       The near shore waters  between Laau Point and Ilio Point and
     from Ilio Point to Lamaola Head.
       The  near shore waters  from Cape Halawa  10 the easterly

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  (b) Class A waters
       Halawa Bay
       The near shore waters from the westerly boundary of Kaunakaki
     Harbor to the easterly boundary of Haleolono Harbor.
       All  coastal waters and non-tidal  brackish  and saline  surface
     waters not included in any other class.
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  (c) Class B waters
       Kaunakakai Harbor.
       Haleolono Harbor.
       Kalaeloa Harbor.
5. Lanai
  (a) Class AA waters
       All near shore waters not included in any other class.
  (b) Class A waters
       All  off-shore waters and  non-tidal  brackish and saline surface
     waters not included in any other class.
       Manele Bay.
  (c) Class B waters
       Manele Harbor.
       Kaumalapau Harbor.
6. Maui
  (a) Class AA waters
       The  near shore  waters  between  Nakalele  Point  and Waihee
     Point.
       The  near shore  waters between  Huelo  Point and Puu Olai.
  (b) Class A waters                                        -  .  -
       All  coastal waters and non-tidal  brackish  and saline  surface
     waters not included in any other class.
  (c) Class B waters
       Maalaea small  boat harbor.
       Lahaina small boat harbor.
       Kahului Harbor.
       Hana Harbor.
7. Hawaii
  (a) Class AA waters                                       -  _
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          (b) Class A waters
               The near shore waters from the northern boundary of Kawaihae
             Harbor to the southern boundary of Mahukona Harbor.
               The  near  shore  waters  from Kauilii  Point to the  westerly
             boundary of Hilo Harbor.
               All coastal waters and non-tidal  brackish and saline surface
             waters not included in any other class.
          (c) Class B waters
               Honaupo Bay.'
               Kealakekua Bay.
               Keauhou Bay.
               Kailua Bay.
               Honokahau Bay.
               Mahukona Harbor.
               Hilo Harbor.
               Kawaihae Harbor.
        8. All Other Islands of the State
          (a) Class A A waters
               All near shore waters of all islands  not  classified in  Section
             5.A.I. dirough 7.
          (b) Class A waters
               All off-shore waters and non-tidal  brackish and saline surface
             waters not included in any other class.
    B.  Fresh Water Areas
        1. Class I waters
            All sources of fresh surface waters on all islands whether  publicly
          or privately owned, used for domestic, culinary, or food processing
          purposes.
        2. Class 2 waters
            All fresh surface  waters included in "State waters" as defined by
          Chapter 37, Public Health Regulations, not included in Class 1.

Section 6. WATER QUALITY STANDARDS
    A.  Basic Standards Applicable to all Water Areas
          All waters shall be free of substances attributable to domestic, indus-
        trial, or other controllable sources as follows:
        1. Materials that will  settle to form objectionable sludo-e

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    2. Floating  debris, oil, grease,  scum, and other floating materials;
    3. Substances in amounts sufficient to produce taste or odor in the water
      or detectable off-flavor in the flesh of fish, or in amounts sufficient
      to produce objectionable color, turbidity, or other conditions in the
      receiving waters;
    4. High temperature, biocides, pathogenic organisms, toxic, corrosive,
      or othe"r deleterious substances at levels or combinations sufficient to
      be toxic or harmful to human, animal, plant or  aquatic life .or in
      amounts sufficient to interfere with any beneficial use of the water.
      As a minimum, evaluation by use of a 96-hour bioassay as described in
      the most recent edition of Standard Methods for the Examination
      of Water and Wastewater  shall  be conducted.  Survival of test or-
      ganisms shall not be less than that in controls which utilize appro-
      priate experimental water;
    5. Substances and conditions or combinations thereof in concentrations
      which produce undesirable aquatic life.                          :
      All waters shall also be free from soil particles resulting from erosion
    on land involved in earthwork, such as the construction of public works;
    highways; subdivisions; recreational, commercial, or industrial develop-
    ments; or the cultivation and management of agricultural  lands.  This
    standard shall be deemed met  if  it can  be shown  that the land on
    which the erosion occurred or is occurring is being managed in accord-
    ance with soil conservation practices acceptable to the Director, and that
    a comprehensive conservation program is being actively pursued, or that
    the discharge  has  received  the best degree of treatment  or control
    practicable under existing technology. The determination of compliance
    with the standard shall be made by the Director,  consistent with the
    Hawaii Administrative Procedure Act and the  Rules of Practice and
    Procedure of the Department of Health.
B.  Specific Standards Applicable to Particular Water Areas-
    1. Microbiological Requirements                   Applicable to:
        The median coliform bacteria shall  not ex-      Class AA  "   ~ ;
      ceed 70 per 100 ml during any 30-day period nor                  -"
      shall samples exceed 230 per 100 ml at any time.                 :"~" ~
        The median coiiform bacteria shall not exceed      Classes A,
      1000 per 100 ml, nor shall more than 10% of the
      samples  exceed 2,400  per  100 ml during any       1 and 2
      30-day period.
        Fecal  coliform  content shall not exceed  an
      arithmetic average of 200 per 100 ml during any            :~~  "
      30-day period nor  shall more than 10% of the             ' —
      samples exceed 400 per 100 ml in the same time
      period. For such portion of Class 1 waters from
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  drinking water or food processing following sim-
  ple chlorination, the fecal coliform content shall
  not exceed an arithmetic average of 20 per 100
  ml during any calendar month.
    Fecal coliform content shall  not exceed  an
  arithmetic average of 400 per 100 ml during any
  30-day period nor shall more  than  10% of the
  samples exceed 1000 per 100 ml in the same time
  period.
    To determine compliance widi the above mi-
  crobiological requirements  where a "30-day pe-
  riod" is specified, a  minimum of ten samples
  shall be collected.

2. pH—Units
    Not more than li unit difference from natural
  conditions  but not lower than 8.0  nor higher
  dian 8.5 from other  than natural causes.  (Not
  lower than 7.0 for fresh tidal waters.)
    Not more than H unit difference from natural
  conditions but not lower than 7.0 nor higher than
  8.5 from other than natural causes.
    Not less than 6.5 nor higher than 8.5.

3. Nutrient Materials
    Total phosphorus, not  greater  than  0.020
  mg/1.
    Total phosphorus, not  greater  than  0.025
  mg/1.
    Total phosphorus, not  greater  than  0.030
  mg/1.
    Total phosphorus,  not greater than 0.20 mg/1;
  except not greater than  0.05/mg/l for waters
  entering lakes or reservoirs.
    Total nitrogen, not greater  than  0.10 mg/1.
    Total nitrogen, not greater  than  0.15 mg/1.
    Total nitrogen, not greater  than  0.20 mg/1.
   Class B
Applicable to:
   Class AA
    Classes

 A, B, and 1
    Class 2

Applicable to:
   Class AA

    Class A

    Class B

Classes 1 and 2
   Class AA
   Class A
   Class B
4. Dissolved Oxygen (except from natural causes)   Applicable to:
    Not less than 6.0 mg/I.                       Classes AA and 1
    Not less than 5.0 mg/1.                        Classes A and 2

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5. Total Dissolved Solids, Salinity, and  Currents
    No changes in channels, in basin geometry of
  the area, or in  freshwater influx shall  be made
  which would cause permanent changes in isoha-
  line patterns of more than ± 10% of naturally
  occurring variation or which would otherwise
  affect biological and sedimentiological situation.
  Total dissolved solids shall not be below 28,000
  mg/1 from other than natural causes.

6. Temperature
    Temperature of receiving waters shall  not
  change more than 1.5° from natural conditions.

7. Turbidity
    Secchi disc or secchi disc equivalent as "ex-
  tinction coefficient" determinations shall not be
  altered from natural conditions more  than 5%
  for Class AA or Class 1  waters,  10% for Class
  A or Class 2 waters,  or 20% for Class B waters.
                                                         Applicable to:
                                                            Class AA
                                                         Applicable to:
                                                         Classes AA, A,
                                                           B,  1, and 2

                                                         Applicable to:
                                                           Classes AA,

                                                         A, B, 1, and 2
                                                 Applicable to:
                                                 Classes AA, A,

                                                   B, l.and 2
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        8. Radionuciides
            Concentrations of  radioactive  materials shall
          not exceed minimum concentrations which  are
          feasible to achieve. In no case shall such material
          exceed the limits established in die  1962  Public
          Health Service Drinking  Water Standards  (or
          later amendments) or l/30th of the MPCw values
          given for  continuous  occupational exposure in
          die National Bureau of Standards Handbook No.
          69. The concentrations in  water shall not result
          in accumulation of  radioactivity in plants or
          animals that result in a hazard  to  humans or
          harm to aquatic life.
            The concentration of  radioactive  materials
          present in fresh, estuarine, and  marine  waters
          shall be less than those that would require restric-
          tions on the use of organisms harvested  from  the
          area in order to meet die  Radiation Protection
          Guides recommended by the Federal Radiation
          Council.
    Analyses to determine water quality shall be based on the U.S. Environmen--
tal Protection Agency manual entitled "Methods for Chemical Analysis of Water-
and Wastes," as revised, and "Biological Methods  for Measuring the Quality of
Water and Wastes," as revised, or as otherwise previously specified or approved
by the Director.                                             - _  -  . _
                                                  Classes AA —A,.

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    These water quality criteria are baaed upon the best currently available data.
It is possible that studies planned to be made in connection with the implementa-
tion program may prove them to be either inadequate or unattainable. For this
reason, they will be subject to periodic review and, where necessary, to change.
Any change will be made only after public hearing, held in compliance with the
Hawaii Administrative Procedure Act and the Rules of Practice and Procedure of
the Department of Health.


Section 7. ESTABLISHMENT,  RENEWAL, AND TERMINATION
OF ZONES OF MIXING
    A.  Every application for a zone of mixing shall be made on forms furnished
        by the  Director and  shall  be  accompanied by a complete and detailed
        description of present.conditions, how present conditions do not con-
        form to standards,  and such other information as the Director may
        prescribe by rules and regulations.
    B.  Each application for a zone of mixing shall be reviewed in light of the
        descriptions, statements, plans, histories, and other supporting informa-
        tion as may be submitted upon the request of the Director, and the effect
        or probable effect upon the water quality standards established pursuant
        to this  Chapter.
    C.  Whenever an application  is approved,  the Director shall  establish  the
        zone of mixing taking into account protected uses of the body of water,
        existing natural conditions of the receiving  water, character of the ef-
        fluent,  and the adequacy of the design of the outfall and diffuser system
        to achieve maximum dispersion and assimilation of the treated or con-
        trolled waste widi a minimum of undesirable or noticeable effect on the
        receiving water.
    D.  Approval of a zone of mixing shall be made only after a public hearing is
        held by the Director in the county where the source is situated in accord-
        ance with the Hawaii Administrative Procedure Act and  the Rules of
        Practice and Procedure of the Department of Health.
    E.  No zone of mixing shall be granted by the Director unless the application
        and the supporting information clearly show that:
        l.The  continuation of  the function or operation involved  in the dis-
          charge by the granting of the zone of mixing is in the public interest;
          and
        2. The  discharge occurring or proposed to occur does not substantially
          endanger human health or safety; and
        3. Compliance with  the existing water quality standards from which a
          zone of mixing is sought would produce  serious hardships without
          equal or greater benefits to the public; and
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      with any actual or probable use of the  water  areas for which  it is
      classified,  and has received the best degree of treatment or control
      practicable under  existing technology or, in die case of  die proposed
      discharge, will receive die best available demonstrated pollution  con-
      trol technology, processes and operating  methods.
F.  Any  zone of mixing or renewal diereof shall he granted widiin die
    requirements of this section and for time periods  and under conditions
    consistent with die reasons dierefore and widiin  die following limita-
    tions:
    1. If  die zone of mixing is granted  on die ground diat diere is no
      practicable means known or available for die  adequate prevention,
      control, or abatement of die discharge involved, it shall  be only until
      die necessary means for prevention,  control, or abatement become
      practicable and subject  to die  taking of any substitute or  alternate
      measures diat die Director  may prescribe. No  renewal  of a zone of
      mixing granted under diis subsection  shall be  allowed widiout a
      diorough  review of known  and available means of preventing,  con-
      trolling, or abating die discharge involved.
    2. The Director may issue a zone  of mixing for a period not exceeding
      five years.
    3. Every zone of mixing granted under this section shall include, but not
      limited to, conditions requiring die grantee to perform effluent and
      receiving water sampling and report die results of each sampling to
      the Director, and a program of research to develop practicable alterna-
      tives to die mediods of treatment or control in use by die grantee  may
      be required if such research  is deemed prudent  by  die  Director.
G.  Any  zone of mixing granted pursuant to diis section may be renewed
    from time to time on terms and conditions and for periods not exceeding
   "five years which would be appropriate on initial  granting of a zone of
    mixing; provided diat  die applicant for renewal had  met all- of the
    conditions specified  in die immediately preceding zone of mixing; aiid
    provided furdier, diat  die  renewal, and die zone  of mixing established
    in pursuance thereof, shall provide for discharge not greater in quantity
    of mass emissions than diat attained pursuant to the terms of the im-
    mediately preceding zone of mixing at its expiration. No renewal shall
    be granted except on application  therefore. Any such  application shall
    be made at least sixty days prior to the expiration of the zone of mixing.
H.  No zone of mixing granted pursuant to this  part shall be construed to
    prevent or limit die  application of any emergency provisions  and  pro-
    cedures provided by  law.
I.   The  establishment of any zone of mixing  shall  be  subject to the  con-
    currence  of die U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.     --~
].   The Director, on his  own motion, or upon die application of any^person,
    shall terminate a zone of mixing, if after a  hearing, he shall determine"

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        that the water area does not meet the basic standards applicable to all
        water areas or that the zone of mixing granted will unreasonably inter-
        fere with any actual or probable use of the water area or that the dis-
        charge  does not receive the best degree of treatment or control prac-
        ticable  under existing technology or that the new discharge did not
        receive  the best available demonstrated pollution control technology,
        processes, and operating methods. Such  termination  shall  be made
        only after a hearing held by the Director on the island where the area
        is situated in accordance with the Hawaii Administrative Procedure Act
        and the Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Department of Health.
        Upon such termination the standards of water quality applicable thereto
        shall be those established for the water as otherwise classified.
    K.  Upon expiration of the period stated in the  designation, the zone  of
        mixing shall automatically terminate and no rights shall become vested
        in the designee.
Section 8. SEVERABILITY
    If any provision of this Chapter, or its application to any person or circum-
stance, is held invalid, the application  of such  provision to other persons  or
circumstances, and the remainder of this Chapter, shall not be affected thereby.
Section 9. EFFECTIVE DATE
    This Chapter shall be effective 60 days after approval by the Governor.
    I, Walter B. Quisenberry, M.D., Director of Health, State of Hawaii, hereby
certify that the foregoing regulations were adopted by the Department of Health
on the 2nd day of November, 1973.                              . ..  ..
                   WALTER B. QUISENBERRY, M.D.
                            Director of Health

    The foregoing regulations are hereby approved as to form this 25th day of
February, 1974.
                        JAMES A. KAWACHIKA
                        Deputy Attorney General

    The foregoing regulations are hereby approved this 6th day of March, 1974.

                        GEORGE R. ARIYOSHI

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                      STANDARDS OF WATER QUALITY

                         FOR THE WATERS OF THE

                TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS

                          (Release No. 17-73)
PART 1         QFNERAL PROVISIONS

     1.1       Under and by virtue of the provisions of Public Law
4C-78 of the Trust Territory, these Regulations and any further
Amendments, and any other applicable laws, the following Water
Quality Standards are hereby promulgated:

PART 2   '      POLICY

     2.1       It is the policy of the Trust Territory of the Pacific
Islands that:

(a)  All sewage and all wastes prior to discharge will receive the
best practicable treatment or control unless it can be demonstrated
that a lesser degree of treatment or control will provide water
quality commensurate with the uses of waters of the Territory, and
(b)  Waters whose existing quality is better tfran the established""
standards as of the date on which such standards become effective
will be maintained at their existing high quality.  These and other
waters of the Territory mil not be lowered in quality ^unless and
until it has been affirmatively demonstrated to the Environmental
Protection Board or its designee, and the Administrator of the -
Environmental Protection Agency that such change is justifiable as
a result of necessary economic or social development and will not
Interfere with or become injurious to any assigned-'uses made-of, or    '"
presently possible, in such waters.  Any industrial/ public :or-"private-
project or development which would constitute a new source of pollution
or an." increased source of pollution to high quality waters'will be
required, as part of the initial project design, to -provide the
highest- and best degree of waste treatment available under existing
technology.
(c)  No direct discharges of sewage or other wastes from other than
natural causes, treated or untreated, will be permitted -into- fresh:   -
.surface waters, or. fresh.ground waters of the Territory.
(d) .Discharge of any hazardous substance, such as pesticides,"herbi-
cides, etc., into any waters of the Territory is prohibited.

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PART 3         DEFINITIONS

(a)  "Near-shore waters" means:  (1) ATI coastal raters lying within
a defined reef area; (2) All coastal waters of a depth of less than
ten fathoms (60 feet); (3) All coastal waters greater than 10 fathoms
up to 1,000 feet off-shore where there is no defined reef area.
(b)  "Off-shore waters" means all coastal waters beyond the limits
defined for "near-shore waters."
(c)  "Coastal waters" includes "near-shore waters", "off-shore waters",
and those brackish, fresh and salt waters that are subject to the ebb
and flow of the tide.
(d)  "Best practicable treatment or control" is defined herein as
not less than:  (l) Treatment in accordance with national guidelines
for discharge into off-shore waters—provided evaluation of water
current patterns demonstrates the effluent will not be brought back
to the beach or near-shore waters; (2) Secondary treatment for
discharge into "near-shore waters" provided that such discharge
will not be made in areas which are primary contact waters for re-
creational purposes or will not'be made into areas of.unique -value
into which it has been determined no waste water effluent is accep-
table j (3) Disinfection cornnri outer—acceptable only on emergency
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Health Services or the Chairman of the Environmental Protection Board.
(e)  "Receiving water" is that stream, aquifer, or body of water
receiving a discharge in any physical form.
(f)  "Standards of water quality" is herein defined to be synonymous
with the meaning of "water quality criteria" as defined in the Federal
Water Pollution Control Act, as amended.
(g)  "Primary contact waters for recreational purposes" are those
waters where such, activities as swimming, wading, water skiing, surfing,
and other activities occur and in which there is prolonged and intimate
contact with, the water involving considerable risk of ingesting water
in quantities sufficient to pose a significant health hazard.

PART 4         CLASSIFICATION

               The following water classifications, according to
recognized beneficial uses, are hereby designated (order of listing
is not intended to imply relative rank of importance):

     4.1       Public or Domestic Water Supply
     4.2       Industrial Water Supply
     4.3       Agricultural Water Supply
 	4.4       Propagation of Fish and Other Aquatic Life and Wildlife

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     4.5        Special  classes— (a) Waters-reserved  for  conservation
                of native marine biota; (b) Shellfish  propagation;
                (c) Commercial and  sports fishing.            \
     4-.6        Esthetic Enjoyment.
     4.7        Recreation.
     4.8        Special  Class-Primary Water Contact.
     4.9        Navigation, including harbors, small boat  harbors,
                marinas  and waters  adjacent to piers and docks.

PART 5          STANDARDS FOR WATER QUALITY

     5.1        The following shall apply to all raters of the Trust
Territory at all times:

(a)  Free from  visible  floating materials, oils, grease,  scum, foam,
and other floating matter attributable to sewage, industrial wastes,
or other wastes.                  ,                    ^
(b)  Free from  materials attributable to sewage, industrial wastes, or
other wastes that will  produce visible turbidity or settle to form
deposits.
(c)  Free from  materials attributable to sewage, industrial wastes or
other wastes that will  produce color, odor, or taste, either of  itself
or in combination, ,or in the biota.
(d)  Free from  substances and conditions or combinations  thereof
attributable to sewage^ industrial wastes, or other wastes that  will
induce undesirable aquatic life.
(e)  Free from  substances and conditions or combinations  thereof
attributable to sewage, industrial wastes, or other wastes toxic or
irritant to humans, animals, plants, and aquatic life.

In addition to  the above "Five Freedoms", the following criteria
shall also apply at all times to waters for each of the following
classifications:  •   "            ,

PART 6          PUBLIC OR DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY

     6.1        There shall be no discharge of sewage, industrial
wastes, or other wastes into waters designated for public or domestic
water supply.   To the extent that  such discharges are now occurring
and such discharges reach surface waters, fecal coliforas shall  not
"exceed an arithmetic mean of 20/100 ml in any 30-day period.  Fresh
ground waters designated for public or domestic water supply shall
^e-.-protected -and preserved -so that they mil meet PHS Drinking Water
Standards.,

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  •      "    6.2       Treated surface waters used for public or domestic
     - -    water supply shall meet the recommendations of the Public Health
  —      Service Drinking Water Standards.                            	

            —  6.3       Temperature from other than natural causes ah* 11 not.
          exceed 85°F,  and there shall not be more than 5°F increase nor more
          than a 1.0°F hourly  temperature variation due to thermal discharges
          or reservoir manipulation.                        - - .    - - - _ - _    _ _

  H— -  - --  6.4       Ammonia nitrogen *»>»«»TI  be less than 0.01 mgA as N-~-.._

 -"• -—          6.5       Dissolved oxygen in surface waters shall not be
  •      reduced from natural conditions.                 -,       —   -  "~ ~

 " --"  ~" -"     6.6.      pH shall be within  0.1 pH units of that natural to   	-
  •      the water.                                        -   	

 •--— ^    -    6.7       Total phosphorus in surface waters shall be less than_ -
  •      0.025 mgA-                      -                 ; ;   '-_.-

 -"---•--—    - 6.8       Carbon chloroform extract shall be less than 0.025-_----
          ImgA*
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 —  ..   ,.  	6.9   .    Methylene blue active substances shall be-.virtually-
 •|        absent.                                              .

  -;*—  -" --"-  6.10     • Pesticides,  herbicides, and phenols shall be absent.- _-

          PART 7     *   RECREATION         .               — -           ";-_L ;

  |::r'::r _~'-'-r 7.1       The fecal coliform  limit in primary contact waters-
    ~  '_  - - shall not exceed a log mean of 200ACO ml nor exceed_4.00/1QO --ml.    •_ -
     	in more than 10 percent of samples during any 30-day"period.   .  -,- -.

 •            7.2       The pH range shall  be 7.0 to 8.3-       -  -       -^ --

 -^"   --—- - -   ~*7.~3r      Visibility shall not be reduced by more -than, 10 percent -
 •        of natural values as measured by Secchi disc.    ~. ------^-_  ~-^_  -~~~- ~~-

~-^  -- -----"--^7.4       Temperature shall not exceed 85°F due to influence-_-----
 •        of other than natural conditions.                 -. 	-_- - -.__-  -_-_r__

:-  "-17"1   PART 8         PROPAGATION OF FISH AND OTHER AQUATIG-LIFE        ---;:,._

••r—~':- :c-~—  "-8."i       Temperatxire shg.il not deviate from natural conditions--,
-*  - -    by more than 1.5°F,  nor hourly deviate by more than- l-0°F,-_£-_-   --T" -



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     8.2       Dissolved oxygen shall  be 'greater than 6..Q mg/1 unless
reduced "by natural causes.                                  N

     8.3       pH shall be within 0.1  pH unit  of the natural  value.

     8.4       In shellfish  areas,  coliform concentrations shall comply
with Public Health Service Shellfish Standards in its latest  revision." 7.

     8.5       The naturally occurring ratio of the concentrations of
nitrogen to phosphorus will  be  maintained  in all waters.

PART 9         NAVIGATION

     9.1       pH shal3 not  be  less than 7.0 nor more than 8.5 nor
shall the influence of these waters, where they connect with  waters
of other uses, cause a change in the natural pH of more than'  0.1
pH unit.

     9.2       The free C02  shall not  exceed 20 mg/1 except where
due to natural causes.   -               •                 _

PART 10        ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS           -

     10.1      In multiple-classification  areas or where  different
values for the same parameter are involved,  the most stringent
criterion will apply.                                     . .

     10.2      DO shall not  be  less than 6 mg/1 .in all saline surface
waters from other than natural  causes.

    "10.3      Fecal coliform limits shall not exceed 2000/100 ml at
any time or at any place.                         ^  _.*___  ..    .  _-""_"

     10.4.      The concentration of radioactivity shall not:      -.   ....-
(a) . exceed 1/30 of the MFCy/ (Maximum  Permissible Concentration  "".  ' \"
±h water) values given for continuous  occupational exposure'in the  . ,
.National Bureau of Standards Handbook  No.  69 as revised;     ~.~ '     ~  '_'
(b) " exceed the current Public  Health  Service  Drinking Water"Standards_'
for waters used for public or domestic supplies;        """_
(c) "result in accumulations of radioactivity  in edible plants and   , __"
animals that present a hazard to consumers;       ._.. _..     ~ .  ."., "" _.
(.d)  be harmful to aquatic life.                        ;   .'."..

               Since human exposure to any ionizing radiation is - .
undesirable the concentration of radioactivity in natural waters  	 ,_.
will be maintained at the lowest practicable level!""   ~7  "-""--

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 PAST "II        WATER USES - IDENTIFICATION OF WATER FOR BENEFICIAL USES

      11.1      Fresh Water.  The topography and geology of the six
 administrative districts in the Trust Territory vary.  The 'Jlow islands"-
 of Majuro are composed of low, sandy platforms,  Saipan is "basically  '
 limestone and low sandy areas; Truk, Ponape, Palau and Yap are of
 volcanic origin.   In the "low islands" of Majuro, "Saipan, and similar
 areas. there are no rivers.  Rainfall readily percolates" through" the ~
 porous coraline limestone formations to form fresh" water lenses —
 the major sources of water supply for these islands.  On the "high — "- :
 volcanic islands  in Ponape, Truk, Palau and Yap the soils are ~  "    ,.
 impermeable, resulting in numerous rivers, streams and ;a natural- ~~_ '  :
 lake in Palau. Water supplies are obtained from these streams or —  — -
 springs.                                          ;~j  -   —•=    -'-'--

                Realizing the expanding need for fresh, palatable
 water,  and the unique water sources for the various islands, it is ------ -_-
 necessary to classify ail fresh surface and ground waters; for -public - :   :
 and domestic water supply purposes, propagation of 'fish and "aquatic--  '_-
 life,  esthetic enjoyment and recreation.  Other beneficial uses   -  \2~~~
 for these 'waters  are industrial and agricultural water supplies.- -

      11.2      Near-Shore Waters.  All near- shore waters shall be
 protected for industrial water supplies, propagation of~fish and-
 other aquatic life (including waters reserved for -conservation of '---
 native marine biota, shellfish propagation, and commerical-and sport
 fishing),  esthetic enjoyment and recreation.  Unless otherwise  -
 specified, the following near-shore waters shall be -protected for-
 navigation (seafaring vessels and small craft), in addition to   -----
 uses listed above.  MqlAVqi Harbor (Palau), Tomil "Harbor- (Yap ),; ------
 Tanapag Harbor (Saipan), Oror en Newacho Harbor ( Truk),-- Ponape ; '
 Harbor (Ponape),  and Majuro Harbor, immediately adjacent to -the
 dock.- r (Refer to  Figures A, B, C, D, E, and F respectively^} -"All ':'
 other waters in,  around, and adjacent to docks and piers_not "listed-
 above ah«n be protected for qmali  boats navigation ,:r  ~ :~  ~'_ ~-~
  — , - ----_-         To the extent that most of the lagoons in the district
 centers are highly polluted, fishing,  wading or swimming in waters  --"
 reserved for recreation and also known to be polluted shall "be—pro- --
•hibited until such time that they have been brought ^in'domplianie7"' -
.with quality standards.  All possible efforts shaij: ^be "made- via --
 news media and other means to inform the people of -the ^condition xif — _
 these waters.                                     -~   ----  -  .....

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     11.3      Off-Shore Waters.   In recognition of  the multiple
uses (industrial water  supply, propagation of  fish and other aquatic
life and wildlife, esthetic enjoyment, recreation, and navigation)
made of off-shore waters, the risks of occasional ingestion by humans,
and need for protection to the maximum erfcent  feasible for all uses,
the most stringent standards of those previously described shall
apply to these waters.

     11.4      Waters for Other Purposes.  For precautionary measures
against accidental ingestion of pathogens  or chemicals attributed"""""".'
to sewage discharge, fishing or swimming within close  proximity
of any sewage outfall inside a lagoon or inner reef  is prohibited.

PART 12  -      A PLAN FOR IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF WATER
               QUALITY  STANDARDS                                 ,  . _.;r

     12.1      Existing Waste Water Discharge.   Discharge of raw.. .
sewage originating from housing, hospitals and other institutions".
into the lagoons is common throughout the  Trust Territory. .A pollu-
tion abatement inventory (Table I) contains a  list of  sources of
these discharges, types of waste,  present  treatment, if .any, and
additional treatment needed,'the date when additional  treatment is
required to bring the waste discharge in compliance  with applicable-
water quality standards.  Any new  treatment facility shall .provide,	.
for not less than best  practicable treatment of control consistent
with the policies as herein provided.

     12.2      Septic Tanks, Cesspools, and Privies.   Regulations____
for location and construction of these facilities are  _being_promul^~  ~
gated.

 - -"  12.3      Waste from Vessels  and Marinas.   Regulations for   --:;-
control of waste discharges from commercial and private.vessels-andV:7
'from naval and other military vessels will be  promulgated - by _the:-_-r
Trust Territory Environmental Protection Board and ^-enacted -.-before._-  -_r
"Fiscal Year ending 1973.  These regulations will be  based on no	
discharge within the territorial requirements.    __;  __--

  '- - 12.4      Erosion  and Other Surface Drainage.   Erosion could  ._. -
be a serious problem in the "high." islands due to -volcanic nature V.. _T_
of -the soil and the rugged topography.  The problem  is compounded--..- -.-
by'drainage from construction sites.  There is no program..for.con-  :;
trol of erosion.  During heavy rainfalls,  considerable damage ..could
be inflicted on reefs,  lagoons and estuarine biota*  „_"_.-- . :  - -•-.. :

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      The Board Till coordinate with the Land Conservation Division"
 within the Department of Resources and the Department of  Public   "
 forks, to develop a program and adopt regulations before  Fiscal Year
 ("Tiffing 1973 to prevent erosion.

      12.5      Nutrients.  Problems associated with nutrients  in-the ------
 lagoons have not been observed.  The fact that the necessary conditions
 for algae growth (sunlight, relatively constant temperatures,  and "_  /~;
 shallow lagoons) exist year-round in toe Territory/" an  introduction"  ;
 of a sufficient amount of nutrients into these lagoons "could induce-" -
 eutrophic conditions.  With proper locations of sewer _putf alls"  ""
 supported by scientific study, i.e., current , depth, and  wind' data," "
 this problem could be prevented or minimised.    ~        .--_-_

      12.6      Pesticides and Herbicides.  Regulations  for the com—^---
 trolled use of pesticides and herbicides are partially  covered under ; ~ "_
 Public Health Regulation Chapter 14.  Necessary amendments" will be—-" --
 made as needed.       '                 -         __..._---,--

      12.7      Pollution from Diffused Sources.  _Soon*~after a  ssw«r=~=-^-
 system has been put in operation in the District Centers,  a "sanitary"
 survey 'program of all diffused sources of pollution or  contamination-  "
 will be initiated to identify each source of pollution, and. its ;^ _!.; ".
 control.  This program will continue as long as any such  pollution
 or" contamination is known to ezLst.              "   ""     *~     ~~

 PART 13        WATER MONITORING AND SI3H72ILLANC2-PSCGRAM        ------ :'~

     - 11.1      The Water Quality Surveillance Program "for the  Terri- -;-;
 tpry will consist of periodic inspections of treatment 'plants"/ ""monitor^"
     and "sampling both surface and near-shore waters _and iavestigations :_
    .response" to complaints.  The Chief, Division of Environmental ~~-~~~~^
        within the Department of Health Services, fshall_be "irespqnsiblf ^~_
_ "for admijiistration of this program for the EPB. ^e^d±7±siq;n;sMll;/  '_'
 establish cooperative support from other departm^lfs"~aiid"agencfes,'~_;  -'
 _"b6th .local and Federal, to assist in performing these 'activities . ~~
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      .13.2      Monitoring programs shall include "bactsriolqgicalT — "~
~ Chemical, physical, and biological ezaiiTf nations . ; ~£a:borgtory
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 tions~of" these parameters shall be required in all;areas _o;f;wastf
 discharges or outfalls to assure compliance 'jyith "the ""standards ." ; "S
 ^sewage "treatment plant should be provided facilities"for"i"ts"~cwn
 physical, chemical and bacteriological examination". "Dos to
 sidekablV distance between the district centers acd "the "Headquarters
.X3fflce/" special effort will be made to coordinate ^sampling
             analytical techniques, and reporting.
          '"Protejctlcn Beard staff shall be responsible for training " of "district"
           staff "on these procedures and evaluations of performance. '~~~ ..... "

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Saaolinj Points
YAP
1. Tonal Harbor
2. Colonia Lagoon
3. Toail Bay

U.~ Hbrovo Bay
TRUK (Uoen )
1. Pou Bay

2. Oror en unulou

3. Sabert Point
k. Harbor Vicinity .
5. Mwan Bay
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PAMU (Koror) *•
1. T-Dock « Causevsy
2. Densercnger Bay
3. Iwayana Bay
b. Port of Palau
5. -Bechel (.-lalakal)
MAHSJ'CALLS (Ma.iuro)
1. Dnrrit Lagoon

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STATEMENT P.- POLICY
It snail bs the pus lie policy of Gu2.-a TO:
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   !.  conserve, protect, raintain, and  improve 7,19 quality
       for or inking water susply anc  food processing,  for t.-.a c.-avth and
       propagation of aquatic  life, for marine research and for  t.-.e
       conservation of coral rests and wilserness areas, a~d for ccoestic,
       agricultural, cstrcnercial , industrial, recreational and ot->er
       lagitinate uses;

   2.  provide that no pollutant dischargs  into any waters is allowed,
       unless (a) the discharge first receives processing wnich  will
       assure the pollutant removal or provide the control technology
       necessary to protect the legitimate  beneficial  uses of the waters,
       and (b) the discharge meets the effluent limitations established for
       that discharge; and

   3.  provide for the prevention, abatement and control of new  and existing
       water pol I ution.

Further, unser terms of U.S. Public Law 92-500, it is  the national goal
that:

   I.  the discharge of pollutants Into navigable waters be eliminated by
       1965;

   2.  wharavar attainable, an interim goal of water quality, wr.ich provides
       for the protection and  propagation of fish, shellfish and wildlife,
       and provides for recreation in and on the water, be achieved by July
       I, 1983; enc!

   3.  the discharge of toxic  pollutants  in toxic amounts be prohibited.

Therefore, pursuant to the authority  contained  in the  Water Pollution Control
Act  (Section 9950.5 Cb) and (e) of Chapter  II, Title X of trie Govameant
Code of Guam), which authorized the formulation of standards of  water purity
and classification of water according to  the trast beneficial uses of such
waters, the Guam Environmental Prorsction Agency hereby proposes to adopt
the  following standards of water quality  for Guam.
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Waters whose existing qualiry  was  betrer  than the establishsd srandards, as
of April  1963, will oe maintained  at  the  sane htgn qual i ty-.exisTir.s at -that
tiir.s.

Waters whose existing qual iry  is  less tnan  the esrabl ished sTancarcs for
their use due to the presence  of substances, conditions, or ca-bi.-.ations
thereof attributable to domestic,  corrsrcial and  industrial disc.iarg»s or
agricultural, construction and other  land-use practices, shall  be Irproved
to ccnply with the establisned standarcs.                             ;  "

Waters will r.ot be  lowered  in  quality unless sncJ  until  it has isen  affirr.a-
tlvaly demonstrated to the Board of Directors of  The Guam Envirc.-rental
Prorection Agercy tnat such a  change  is  justff iasle as a rssul- of  recassar\'
social, envi ronnsntal , or economic development and will not  ir.Terfe-e wirn  or
Decore  injurious TO any  usas /nade  of, or  potenrialiy possible,  in such warers.
Any  industrial, public or private  project or ceveiossant, which  '-ould const irjte
3 ne- or  increassc  sour-a of pollution,  will require,  as osrt of the  iniTia!
project dasign, provision  for  the  pollutant reroval or control  technology
nacesssr- y to protect  tne designatec use of  recsivt.tc waters o-  r.sir.tain tns
existing  high cuB.'ity of the receiving waters.

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CATEGORIES CF WATERS - The follow ing categories of waters ralate  to
the different liquid components of tn» hysrslogic cycie.   ;

A.  Coastal Wafers

    !.  Category AA Waters

        The uses to be protected in this category of waters  are marine
        research, propagation of aquatic life  (particularly  coral
        reef organisms), conservation of wilderness areas, aesthetic
        enjoyment, and such recreational activities as  do not inpair
        tha other estaolished uses.  This category of waters shall
        remain free from polluTion attricutaale to domestic,  cccwercial,
        and Industrial discharges or agricultural, construction and
        other I and-use practices trat ir.pair their protected use.  No
        pollutant discharges wi11 oe permittee Therein.  V/heraver
        recreational facilities cu.-rs.it ly exist in these areas, such as
        Tarague Seach, such uses ir.ay conrinue  with their pol iuTant Impacts
        control lee to prevent destruction of other water uses.

        The categorization of any water area as Category AA  shall  not
        preclude other uses of such waters compatible with these
        objectives and In conforaance with the standards applicable
        to them.

    2.  Category A Waters

        The uses to be protected in this category of waters  are recrea-
        tion (including swimming, surfing, skin and SCUSA diving,
        skiing,  and other primary contact'sports), aesthetic snjoyr.er.t,
        propagation of aquatic and associated  wildlife, cccRercial,
        Industrial, and navigational uses.   It is the objective that
        discharges of any pollutant be controlled to the degree
        necessary to protect the waters for their specified  uses.

B.  Fresh Waters

    I.  Category  I Waters are defined as all grouncwatsrs.

        la.  This suocategory  Is the basal water  lens and the perched
             water systems.  Sasal water lens  refers to fresh ground-
             water which is In hydraulic continuity with sea water en
             which  it floats; perched water  systetns refer to fresh
             groundwatsrs  in    aquifers whose inpsrr.sab!e  lower
             boundaries lie above sea level.

             Zone la-1; Waters within this use-zone are those that
             are currently used or potentially cevelopable as drinking
             water resources.  Waters within this zone  shall  be protected
             for use as drinking watar.

             Zone Ia-JT; '"'atars rfitnia tr.is  jsa-ro.-.e ars Tr.cse i-hat
             are proven to be r.ot potentially  developable as a drinking
             water resource. . Trese waTers (ray  flow inno adjoining
             coastal waters and acT as a buffer to prevent da.-rage to
             inland arinking water resources by the intrusion of  salt
             water.  Within this zone, treated waste may be  discharged
             if  it  is positively csmsnstrated  That suca discharge will
             not adversely affecT crour.swaters tnat are eiTher currently
             or potentially ieveissaila for  drinking water.   Zone (s-H.
             shall  be defined as all crcu.-.a,vaters bar.aters  descending vertically  to
             waters identified as  ia waters.   The use of these v,atsrs  is
             replenishment of  la waters TO ensure The quality and quantity
             of drinking nater resources necsssar'/ to supply tne  current
             and  future neecs of tr.a pecs I e  of Guam.  Three  use-zones
             ars  estaslishec witnin this suscatsgory.
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         Zone  !b-I (Conservation Zone).  G.-ound'-aTars wiv'hin this
         zone rapienish  ia-l waters.  They shal I os kapr  fra* frcn
         pollution.   The watershed shall be raintainec as a
         conservation area.  No pollutanr discharges will ba permitted.

         Lands within boundaries identified as  It-J v.hic.1 are owned
         by the Government of Guass snail be Kair.tsi.-.ad at tneir
         current lane usa.  Privately owned !a.ias shall is mai-tained
         at tnair psraitred osnsiTies ar.d uses  as of rr.e effective
         date of these standards.
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         Zone  Jb-n  (Resource Zone).  Groundwaters' witnin this zone
         replenish la warars that are developable for drinking
         watsr.  Pollutant discr.arges, shall be  treated to the degree
         necessary TO prorect la waters  for this uis.
         Zone Ib-iiL(Hecharje Zone).  GroundwaTers within  this  zone
         replenish waters that are not economically developable for
         drinking water use and are, therefore, catecoriied  for
         treared discnarga.  Discharges within this zone shall  be
         treated to the extant necessary to protect la-H  waters for
         their categorized use.

2.  Category 2 Waters are defined as alt surface  fresh waters.   Thare
    are three suasategories.

    2s.  This subcatsgory is cocposad of waters that  flew  contin-jcusly
         over the land surface in a defined chznnsi or bad,  such as
         streams a.-d rivers.

    2t>.  This suocategory is composed of standing waters  in  basins
         such as lakes, rarshes, swairps, end ponds, either natural  or
         nan-siade.

         Two use-zones ere established for 2s and 2s  waters.  '

         Zones 2a-I and 2b-i: The uses for these  zones are drinking
         water resources, conservation of wilderness  areas,  and
         propagation and preservation of aquatic  life and  aesthetic
         enjoyment.  It is the objective that these waTers shall
         ta kept free of substances or conditions attributable  to
         domestic, commercial and industrial discharges, or  agricultural,
         construction or other land-use practicss that  impair their
         use.  No pollutant discharges will be psrairted.  A (nanageffient
         progran shall be implemented for any watershed of waters
         categorized as 2a-I or 2b-l.

         Lands within boundaries i-dentified as 2s-I and 23—! which  -are
         owned by the Government of Guarn shall be naintained at their
         currant lar.d-asa.  Privately o>isd lanes =fi;I 1 05 .Tiainrainad
         at their ps.-nittad densities snd cses as OT  the «rfa.=Tive
         cat* of thes* stanoards.

         Zones 2a-S and 2b-3—: The uses for these zones are prirsary
         body contact recreation, aesthetic enjoyrr3.it,  protection
         and propagation of aauatic  life; co.--9rcia,r, agricultural,
         and industrial watsr supply-  Waste discharcss shall ba
         controlled to the degree necessary to p.-ctscT  tress uses.

    2c.  This sutcategory comprises all waters flowing over  the land,
         either as  unconfinad sheet ru.-off, or as runoff confined  to
         channels witn ints.-r.irtsnt flew.  Tr.sse  warers shall ta
         kept  frea  from poll-tior. associated with r.iiT.an  iar.d-use
         activities to tha extent that tha cJesicnatsd uses of waters
         receiving  2c waters ars not  impaired.

3.  Crir.kir.g Weter

    All  public and  dcmesTic water supplies used  for  husan  consurotion,
    either directly or indirectly Through  focd or bavaraca processing,
    are  categorized as "Drinking Warsr."  These  warers  shaiI be Treated
    as necessary to provide watar of  good quality for cc.TSjr^ticn  by the
    people of Gu2.T.  Specific standards  asolicasia  Ta ^-;-^;«^  ,.-*~^*-

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       C.   Estuaries

—          Esruarfes are defined as zones of interaction between near-snore
           waters and rivers wirhin w.iicn tidal  action and river flew bring
           about mixing of fresh and salt water.
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           The waters of Estuaries are prcrectea for propagation of aquatic
           and assocfarad wildlife, agriculture, csr.-3.-c i a r  ana industrial
           water supply and recreation.

           During periods of nonral river flow,  estuaries are usually
           characterized by stratified csndiTisns and to* velocity prsfilas
           with resultant limited mixing cnaracreristies snd extenced
           flushing tines.  Estuary waters,  therefore, are highly sensitive
           to dsgrac'arion by poMutants.  Discharges of any  pollutanrs
           incampatiole with tna above cesigr.ated uses sfis!! not ss permitted
           in Esmaries.

 H.   WATER QUALITY CRITERIA                                      -

       A.   General Criteria Applicable to all Territorial  Watars.

           All waters shall meat generally accepted aesthetic qualifications,
           shall be capable of supporting desirable aquatic life, and shall
           be free from substances, conditions or ccnoinations thereof
           attributable to doxestic, cotmercial  and industrial discharges
           or agricultural, construction and other land-use praericas that:

           1.  cause visible floating materials, desris, oils, grease,
               scum, foam or other f Icating  /ratter;

           2.  produce visible turbidity, settle to fom deposits, or
               otherwise adversely affect desirable aquatic life;                 ~

           3.  produce objectionable color,  odor, or taste,  directfy
               or by chemical or biological  action;

           4.  are toxic or harmful to husans, anirais, plants, or
               desirable aquatic  life; and

           5.  Induce the growth of undesirable aquatic life.

       B.   Specific Numerical Water Q'-'siity Criteria

           1.  Micrcaiologtcat Requirements                        Applicable TO:

               Concentrations sf  fecal csliforr: at  «              AA, 2a-I, 2b-I
               any point snail not be  increased frc«  •                la-I
               natural conditions at any tine.

               Fecal coliform bacteria ccnr*-t shili               2s-3I, 2b-n, C
               not exceed *n arithmetic -33.1 cf 200
               per  !CO fll during any 53—say period
               nor shall any sample excssd iCO par                                :
               IOC ml at any time.

               The readian coliforn bacteria ronTenr                       A
               shall not exceed 70 per  -CO r.l during
               any 3C—iay psrisd  nor sfvs!! any sa.-rpls
               excssd 22C per  ICO ml at any tira.

               Where snellfish are collacTac for huran
               cons'jnption, the nicrotiolocical  srs.-.carc
               for A or f-A waters shall apply.

               To de^eraine CC.TO I iarca witn tr.a above
               nicroDiologica I requir=T.3.-T3 wnera 2
               "30-aay period"  is  specified, a r.ini-u.r
               of tan sa.Tples  shall be col
               approximately equal  intervals.
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2.  PH

    .Variations of nore than 0.2 pH units                    AA, A
    frcffl natural conditions but not icwer
    tnan 7.0 nor higher Than -3.5 frcn otr.er
    tnan natural causes shall not be al lowed.

    Variations or core than 0.5 pH units                ~a-l,  2a-H
    difference from natural concitio.is  but     '         23-1,  2r-H
    not lower Than 6.3 nor higher than  S.5              C
    from ctr.er than narjrai causes snail not
    be a 1 Sowed.

3.  Nutrient Materials                                                   *

    Total phosphorus shall not exceed 0.025 irg/l.           M

    Total  phosphorus shall not exceed O.C5 rsg/1 .        A,  2b-I, 2b-H,  C

    Total phcspnorus shall not exceed 0.10 rag/ I.        2a-I,  22-31
        »
    Total  nitrogen shall not exceed 0.40 crg/l .              M

    Total  nitrogen shall not exceed 0.75 rag/l.          A,  2b-I, 2U-H,  C

    Total  nitrogen shall not exceed 1. 5 eg/ 1.           2a-I,  2a-^TJ

4.  Dissolved Oxygen

    Concentrations of dissolved oxygsn  shall            AA, 2a-I,  2b-1
    not be decreased front natural conditions
    at any ti.r.s.

    Concenirations of dissolved oxygen  shall            A,  2a-H,  2b-H, C
    not be dec-eased below 75 percent saturation
    at any time.  Whera natural conditions causa
    lower dissolved oxygen levels, cor.tro 1 1 ab I e
    water quality factors shall not causa further
    reductions.

5.  Total Dissolved Solids, Salinity, and Currents

    No changes in channels, in  batnymetry1 of               M
    the area, or in freshwater influx,  shall be
    mads which would cause permanent changes in
    isohaline patterns of more than +• 1C* of
    naturally occurring variation or~which vouii
    otherwise affect the biological ar.d  sedlr.e.iTary
    sJtue-sron.

6.  Suspended Matter

    Concentrations of suspended matter  at any           AA, 2a-I,  2b-?    :.
    point shall not be  increased from   ambient
    conditions at any time.

    Concentrations of suspended cattar  at any                A
    point shall not DS  increased free   arsaient
    conditions irsre than 5* 37 any tine.
                   of sospsnisi -arrer shall             2z-~,  2S-ZI,
    not be  increased at any coin" frcn  acjoienr
    ccndifions rore than 25* at any Ti.-ra.

7.  Turbidity

    Turbidity at any point, as r.==sured by               AA, 2a-I(  20-1
    Jackson Turbidity _U.-;iTs (JPJ), shall net
    be increased from ambient conaittons aT
    any Tics.

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    Turbidity at any point, as -assured  by
    JTU, shall nor be graarer taan 5 JPJ at
    any time.

    Turbidity values (JTU) at any point  shall
    not be increased frcm natural conditions
    more than 25* at any ti-s.

S.  Radioactive Materials.

    The concentration of radioactivity  in water
    snail not exceed l/30tr. of ~na .Texitnuin pei—
    missible  limits sstablishad  for continuous
    occupational exposure in National Su.-aau  of
    Standards Handbook No. £5.   No ra.siop.ucl ice
    or mixture or raciorsus. i :as  snaf I be present
    at concentrations greats,- than tnosa specified
    by the U.S. Public Health Service, Publication
    No. 956, as revisad  in 1952, as acceptable  for
    drinking water.

    The concentration of radicactiva materials
    present  in fresh, estuari.-.e, and marine waters
    shall be  lass than those tnat would  require
    restrictions on ths  use of organises harvested
    from the area in order to seat th* Raaiation
    Protection Guides reccnrsnded by the Federal
    Radiation Council.

9.  Temperature'

    Water tanoarature shalI not  ba chanced more
    than 1.5'F  (Q.99CJ from r.stural conditions.
10.   Concentrations of oil or petroleum products
     that exceed the limits dsscriied b«lcw are
     unacceptable.

     a.   Detectable as a visible f !!,•=, shean,
         discoloration of "he sur-faca, or by
         odor;

     b.   Causes tainting of fisn or invertebrates,
         daxage to the biota, or objectionable
         taste in crinking *atar; and

     c.   Forms an oil deposit on t-.a shores or
         botroai of the receiving soiy of water.

II.   Toxic Substances
In  ordsr to provide
                              ^r\ protectio
     ths propagation of fish eni wildlife, ccn-
     concentrarions of toxic SJISTJ.ICSS snail not
     exceed levels calculatai :y r.ulripiying
     the application factors giv-en  in ths Taile
     fol Ic^ing by The So-'our '--=3  values
     determine;! vsing the receiving -arer in
     question and the TOST ssnsiTive spaciss
     of aquatic crcania- affscrs;.

     When Ths cor.csntratio- b352i on the  ?5-
     ho'jr ICsQ ;aT3 excsais r.-.a raxirrijm p.Lreric2l
     li-its given in the foltowi-::  T32le, rne
     nurerical lirn ITS shall cc.-,s~i t-.-te r.-.e
     cri 73,- is.

     Tha fol lowing  applicitior:  facrcrs ard rax four;
     numarical limits' are derived  from the NAS-flA£
     1972 Rsport of  ths Ccrai"=s on Watar Oualitv
     Cri teri a .                                   "
                                                    2a-
                                                                 2b-II,  C
                                                         a I I waters of  the
                                                         Terr t Tory, exceot
                                                         2c,  la-U, anfi
                                                         Ib-ZZ  use-zones
                                                    alI surface waters
                                                    of the Territory
                                                    except 2c

                                                    alI waters of the
                                                    Territory
                                                         all  surface waters
                                                         of the TarriTo"r/
                                                         except 2c.

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*Sut>stance
A 1 UTI i n urn
A/r.-son i a
Antimony
Arsen ic
3ar i urn
Eery i ! i urn
Soron
Bromine (free)
(as Eremats)
Cacniun
Chlorine
Chromium
Copper
Cyanide
Fluoride
Iron
Lead
Linear Alky late Sulfonates
Manganese
Mercury


Molybdenum
Nickel
Phenols
Fnosphcrus, elemental
Polychlorinated biphenyls


Se 1 en i ufl)
Stiver
Sulflde
Tha 1 1 i urn


Uranium
Vanadi urn
Zinc
Maximum Numeric*
Limit
.2 mg/l •
.01 mg/I
.2 mg/l
.01 ma/I
.5 mg/l
.1 mg/1
5.0 mg/I
.1 mg/l
100 2icht
orcanis.75
1
.01
.05
.1
.05
(Apo 1 i 3b [ a to 20-day
LC-0 data)
.01
.03
.01
'Total a/nounts, regardless of chemical state or  fora  of  rretal

    12.  Pesticides

         Concentrations of pesticides shall rot
         exceed one percent of the 24-nour LC^j
         value determinsd using the receiving
         water in quest!at and the rost sensitive
         species of aquatic organism affected.

         Where tne concentration Sased on the  LCjj
         data excescs the following saximur.
         numerical limits, the nisrsrica!  limits
         shall constiTute tns crijeria:

         s)  Organochloricas

             Aldrin shall not exceed .0!  ug/l•
             DOT, .002 A!C/!; IDE, .COdjjC/l;
             Dielcrin,  .005 jjg/1; Chloriane,
              .04 ug/l; tndosulfan, .COSug/l;
             end.-in,  .002ug/'f; Heprachlcr,
             .01 iig/l,• Llndsne, .02 x;;/!; Marnoxychlor,
             .C:f rg/l; and Toxaphe.-e, .01 ug/l.   Tf»
             total concentration of all orcanocnic.-ices
             shall nor exceed .04 ;ug/|.
a! I  waters of the
Territory, except
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        b)  Organophosphatas

            Azinpnosmerhy! shall net excaed .CO! iig/l ; Ciodrin,
            .[ ug/l; Ccusapncs, .COI ug/l; Oiszinon,  .GC2i.g/l;
            Orchiorovos,  .00! ^g/l; DicxaTr. ion,  .03uc/l; Qisulfonron,
            .05 i-g/1; and Ourssan,  .00! i.g/1.  Ethicn^ .02-uc/l:
            t?u, .05 ng/ I ; renThio.-,, .CC5 uc/ I ; Malsrnion,
            .C03 ug/1; Msvinphos, .C32 ug/1 ; ,'ialed, .003 ug/1 ;
            Oxydeneton Methyl,  .3 .ug/l; Phosphamidon,  .03 us/ I;
            Pararhion,  .000! u;/l;  T£??,  .3 ug/l; and  TricnToroohc.i,
            .002«g/l.  The torsi csncsnrration of all orgsnaphosphates
            shall not axcesd  .3jug/l.

        c)  Carbansres

            Carbaryl shall not exceed  .02 i:g/!; zsctran, .1 j.c/1.  The
            total concantrarion o?  ca.taflaras  shall not_ excaad  .02jjg/l.

        d)  Herbicides, fungicidas, and Gafol iants

            Aralnotriazol* shall not «xc*«d 300 .ug/l;  Calapon,  1 10 «g/l;
            Oicainba, 200 jug/I;  Otcnloasnif, 57 ^g/i;  Oichlon*,  .7 ug/l;
            Diquat,  .5 ug/l; and Olaron,  I.5^g/l; 2,  *-0 (Sis), 4.
            ug/1; 2, 4, 5-7, 2 rg/I; ranac (sodium salt), 45 rg/l;
            Silvax  (S££), 2.0 us/ 1; Silvex (?G3£), 2.0ug/l;  and Silvex
            (potassium salt),  1C uc/l.  The total concentration of all
            herbicides, fungicides  anc" defoliants shall not exce«d
            SJOag/l.

        e)  Botanicals

            Al lethrln.shal I  not exceed .002 ug/ 1, pyrethrurn,
            .01  ig/1; and rotenona, 10 xg/l .   The total concentra-
            tion of all botanicals  shall not exceed 10 ug/l.

            In addition 1o the above pesticide Units, ths following
            pesticide criteria shall apply to all surface waters of
            the Territory, except 2c waters.

            I)  Pol yen I or Snared biphenyl concentrations in any
                sample consisting of a homo ga.i are of  25 or rare
                whole fish of any sp«ei«s snail be no greater
                than 0,5 .ug/kg of th» wet weight.

            2)  DOT concentrations  in any sarple consisting of
                a homogenata of 25  or oors fish of any spacies
                sha! I be no graater than 50 «g/kg of  the wet weight.

            3)  The susi of th» csncantrations of slcrin,  dfelcrfn,
                enjrin, and hapraclor  in any sample consisting of
                25 or more wnola fisn of any species  shall be
                no greater than 5 vug/kg of the wet weighr.

            4)  The concantraricn of any cMorinatad  hydrocarbons,
                in any sawpis cs.isisrirg of s  hc-T^ganate of
                25 or core wno.'a fish of any spsciss  snail be r.o greater
                than 50 i!g/k3 o^ rrle *** wsighr.
The serti.-g cf numerical  li.rirs  for soscific assticidas  sr.sulc  in  no
way Se construed as official asp-oval or author! ;ari on for  tr.sir
use wr.srs such use  is contrary TO 'J.2. Environrsnral  Pro rsc Tien Agency
or orhar reiera! ragulaTicns wnic" r.sw exist or  may bs ensctsc ar  sc.Te
fuTure tire.
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ZL   GENERAL CCNS [DELATIONS

      A.  Analytical  tasting methods  for these criteria  shall  ^s in  ecccrdar.ca
          with the most recant  editions  of  Sts^dard  Mat-iads for ?.ie  Exzni.-.s-
          ticn of Watar 2nd Wasrgwater  (APHA,  Aw.tA,  rt.-CfJ
          Analysis or  v.arar  and  ftasTss  (U.S.  Ersv i rorwenra !  .= rcT=CTic-  .-.ssr.cy),
          ans GT.isr  r.ernocs  puslisnss  by  knowlsccsabig author ir; as and
          possessing adequate  procedural  precision  and accuracy.

      S.  Effecrs of high  temperature,  biocides,  pathogenic srcanisr^, toxic,
          corrosive, or other  deleterious suostances  ar levels  or cc.-oifi3r;ons
          sufficient to be Toxic or harmful  to  hisran, anir.al, plar.r or aquaric
          life or  in amunts sufficient to interfere  with  any :en3f icia I  use
          of tne water, shall  be eyaluared as a mining,  oy us= of a So-hour
          bioassay as  described  in  tha  rest recent  additio.-, of  Srsnsard t-'etr.ods
          for the Examination  of Water  and W-stexater. Survival  of resr
          organises  snail  nor  oe less  man rnar in  controls w-,icn urilize
          appropriate  water.   Failure  to  determine  presence of  TOXI'C substances'
          by. this nethod shall not  preclude determination  of  excessive levels
          of toxic substances  on the tzsls of other criteria  or nathods.

      C.  Pollurant  discharges shall be controlled  so as  to protect not only
          the waters receiving the  discharge directly, but also these waters
          into which the initial receiving waters may flow.

      0.  Whenever the natural conditions are of  a  lower  c/Jality t.-.ar. the
          criteria assigned, the narura!  conditions shall  constitute the
          water quality criteria.

 V.   EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS

      A.  General Criteria

          Effluent shall be  fully and  homogeneously dispersed and nixed insofar
          as practical with  receiving  waters.  Use  of 8 I imiTed rr.ixing zone
          nay be permitted on  receipt  of  satisfactory evlcance t^.at such a
          zone is necessary  and  will not  adversely  affect the designated uses
          of the receiving waters.

          Consideration will be  given  to  reasonable dispersion  tir.e and distance
          to allow mixing  of affluent  ani receiving waters.  Such cisTence shall
          be defined and controlled as required by  the Asjr.inistnror.  Wherever
          nixing zones are allowed, zones of passage, i.e., ss.trinuous water
          routes of  the volume,  area and  quality  necessary to allow passage of
          free-swimning and  drifting organises  with no significant effects
          producsd on  tt;siripopulations,  snail  bs provided.

          The Agency reserves  the right to amend  or extend the fo! lowing criteria
          as  improved  standard methods are developed  or revisions consistent
          with the enhancement of water quality are
           I.  All  sewage shall  receive at least complete secondary treatment as
              provided  by conventional treatment processes before discharge
              to  waters of the  Territory.  Industrial  wats.-s and or.-.sr wastes
              shall  receive treatment or corrective action equivalent to that
              received  by ccnplsre seccncary sswags treatment.  Nsrwithstanding
              the abovs,  a higher degres of tresrment r.ay te rerjired as
              oeterrr.ined by rhe Agency ro eliminate or prave.rr pollution of
              waters of the Territory.

           2.  Dilution  of the effluent frc.ii any westewater so^rc= is not
              acceptable as a method of treatment of wastes in orcar to r.eet the
              standaras ser forth in rnis  Section.  Rstner, ir snail be 7,13
              obligation of any person discharging pollutanrs of sr,y kind TO trie-
              v.aters of the Terrtrory to provide -me bast ;ol!uT3.ir removal or
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            ableness, and sound engineering judgement.   In raking  determina-
_-          tions as to what degre* of treatmsnT  is the  best pollutant
            reiroval or control within tne meaning of this paragraph,  any
            person shall consider the following:

            a)  ths degree of wasre reduction that can be achieved by
                process Changs, improved houseXaepira, and recovery
                of incividual waste componenrs for rauss; and

            b)  whether individual proesss wastawatsr streams  should  bs
                segregated or combinee.

        3.  Measurement of pollutant concentrations to determine compliance
            with the effluent  limiTarions s.-all be cade  by tne discharger
            at the point immediately following the final treatment process
            and before mixing with other waters.  Points of msasuranent
            shall be designated by the Acsncy in  an individual  permit,
            after consideration of the elsrsnrs contained In this  section.
            If necessary, the concentrations so measured shall  oe  recomputed
            to exclude the effect of any dilution that is improper under
            this standard.

        4.  Every person discharging effluent to  the watsrs of the Territory
            shalI submit operating reports to tne Agency ar a  frequency
            to be determined by the Agency.  Such reporrs shall contain
            information regarding the quantity of effluent discharged, and
            the concentrations of those physical, chemical, bacteriological
            and radiological parameters which shall be specified  by'the
            Agency; and any additional information the Agency  ray  reasonably
            require,

        5.  In addition to other requirements no  effluent shall,  aione,  or
            in combination with other sources', causa a violation of any
            applicable Water Quality Standard.  When the Agency finds that
            a discharge that would ccsply with effluent  limitations contained
            in Section V.A.I,  would causa or  is causing  a violation of
            Water Quality Standards, the Administrator shall take  appropriate
            sctlon under Section 570*3 of the Water Pollution  Control Act
            to require the discharge to msef whatever effluent limits are
            necessary to ensure ccmpliance with the Water Quality  Standards.
            When such a violation  is caused by the cumulative  effect of  more
            than one source, several sources may  be joined  in  a schedule
            of compliance.  Measures necessary for effluent reductions
            will tw determined on tne basis of technical feasibility,  economic
            reasonableness, and fairness to ail dischargers.

     3.  Mixing Zones  in Receiving Waters

        The water quality criteria  in Section U  shall apply within a
        mixing zone unless specific sltarr.sta criteria ire apcrovsd by tne
        Administrator  for specified parameters.   Tne mixing zone  shall be
        defined  by specified  1 ir.ear distance, volume or  area,  discharge
        location, maximum fiow, and maximum concentrations of  important
        constituents which are determined on a case—by-case basis  using  the
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         II.  Mixing  zones  shall b«  as  small  as  practicable and  shall r.ot be
            of  such  sire  or  shape  as  -=  cause  cr  confributs  to the impairment
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             a)  sirs of receiving water, vol'-iire of dischargs, stream bark.
                 or shore!ina configuration, ths mixing velocities, anc other
                 hydro logic and orv/aiccrar-nic cr.arzcTerisTics;


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            water; and

        d)  the ratio of the maximum flow rats of waste :airg discharged
            to Trie lowest recorded flow rats of the receiving WS
    2.  An sdecuara rone of passage shall exist a- at! tises for tne move-
        ment or drift of aquatic I  ife.

    3.  Where two or more nixing zones ara  in cicse prcxi-s.'Ty, They  shall
        be so defined that a continuous zone of passage for aquatic  life
        is ava i I sale.
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    4.  Mixing zones shall not  intersect any area of a-y vaT8"s in such
        a rannar that the maintenance of aquatic life  ir. Tne body of
        water as a wnole *ould  oe adversely affecTai.

    5.  The discharge shall not violate the basic standards applicable
        to a 1 1 waters nor shall it unreasonably inter- fare with any
        actual or probable use of the waters witnir TT.S cixing zon«,

C.  Prohibited Discharges

    No parson shal I cause or permit:

    I.  the discharge of any wasTes or wastewaters regardless of volu«»,
        unless authorized by tne Ad.Tiinistrator under Sacrion 57045 of the
        Water Pol lution Control Act or unless subject  to control or
        modification required by a schedule of compliance established
        by the GE?A 2oard of Directors;

    2.  the discharge of any pollutant in toxic arounts, including
       • substances which accumulate to toxic amounts during the expected
        life of organises in the receiving  water, or which produce
        deleterious genetic, physiological, or behavioral effects on the
        organisms;

    3.  the discharge of any radiological,  chemical, cr biological
        warfare agent or radioactive wastes exceeding  the founts
        allowed under Section U.S. 8.

    4.  any discharge which would  substantially i.-rpeir anchorage and
        navigation, including any  discharge whicn tr:s  Sec re tar/ of the Array,
        acting through the Chief of Engineers, finds vo^li rssult  in  this
        damage;

    5.  any discharge to which  The Administrator of tr.s United States
        Environmental Protection Agency -has ot^jecrsi  rn vrrt Nig 'pursuant
        to any right to object  provided by  the reisra i Water Pollution
        Control Act, as amended;

    5.  any discharge which  is  in  conflict  with a-.  si;rovac Territorial
        plan;

    7.  the discharge of sewage frore vessels while .rcrrai, berthed or
        docked, or uncer»-ay  In  waters of the Terr i tor.- sxcept through  an
        Agency approved Marine  Sanitation Device; »r.:

    3.  any pollutant discharge into AA,  I b-1, 2a-I c- 2r-I waters as
        cafinsc  in Section  I of These STandarcs.

D.  Land  Treatment anc'/or Disposal of KastewarerCs).

    I.  Approval  for  land treatr.snT and/or  disposal ;-' ,'icuii wasrs
        i^3teri3l(3) requires tr.at:

        a)  wastewatars shal!  be resTricted to ths  p.-sr.Isas of ths
            disposal site unless otnarwise  autnor i zee  ;y Tne  scare;

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            the quality of the grau-.s warsr in proximity of the disposal
            area;

        c)   all cats and reports re5j!7i-c frcsi the grcu.-dw»t3r
            ironltoring program sr.sll s« suS.r.itrsa to the Ags.-.cy.

        d)   land Treatment and/or cissesst snail rot C.~S=TS a public
            health hazard, a nuisance cs.-.siticn, or an air pollution
            problem.

    2.   The evaluation for a pernir for land treatment and/or disposal
        of  wastew3tar(s) should ircKis but cor necessarily be  lir.ited
        to  consideration of the foil3*1,15 its.rs:

        a)   the type of wastewaterCs) prs-osed for disposal (in general,
            the wastewater(s) sfco-jlc &a -ioiogically decradable but
            other wasteweter(s) will » ccnsidered provided it can be
            shown that disposal of said wsstewater(s) will not adversely
            affect the designated usss of the receiving warers).

        b)   the nature of the earrtt r^TeriaKs) underlying the disposal
            site (the applicant rr^st provide reesonable assurance that
            the earth materiaKs) unisrlying the proposed disposal site
            will not allo-rf direct rssii sovecent of pollutants  In^s
            underlying ground waters).

        c)   the vegetative cover of t^e disposal site (the selection
            of a vegetative cover shcvIc reflect the disposal season(s),
            the duration and frecuerry of disposal and the response
            of the vegetative cover to the wastewater.  If the waste-
            water proves    too strc-r; for plant growth, a higher degree
            of treatment and/or cispsssl over a larger area may be
            requI red).

    3.   Improperly and/or inadequately Treated sewage shall not b« allowed
        to  accufflulata on the ground surface in such a manner that Ft may
        create a health hazsrd sni/ar s nuisance condition.
                    14.   It shall be a violation of rr.ese  standards   to stare,  dispose
                        of, or allow 1o accumulate »n> iefeTarious material  adjacent to
        or in the Irarediate vicinirv of ity streams, rivers, or marine
        waters in a ranner thar susn rarer! a I will directly or  indirectly
        enter such waters.  Such carerfs! sJvall  Include, but not be
        limited to, sewage sludge, t-ssh, ruibish, garbage, oil,
        gasoline, chemicals, sawiusr,    accinulatlons of nanure, and
        stockp i I es of so i I .

    5.  In case of accidental spills of deleterious materials,  persons
        in responsible e.hsrca s^ai:  ^-r^sijra!-/  notify The Aisiinistrator
        of any such spills and «•« e-.e-y resscnable effort to
        spilled r-stariai  in sucn 3 ss.-.-sr T.-.at it will not pollute
        •«fiSTers of tne Terr i tor/.
        porab
        surface warers
Cafiniticns contained  in Section :~2~2 of  tl-.a Via tar Pol lurior.  Control
Act s^.all be cp-!icable to such Ta.— s 23 cssc  in  tnese  Sr-s-i2ards;  fcr
example, "sewage," "indus-rrisl ••-sra," "Trejr-enT v/orks , " "warers of
the Terriror,-," "disposal systar., " "p-arsor. .''

"Adversely affecr" shall raaa carara TO T.-a «ters of tne  Territory
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    !.  substantial  increase  in abundance or distrisuticn of any
        species not  representative of the highest cccrv.:n i ty cevelop-
        nent achievable  in receiving wafers of eoniparasle qjlity;

    2.  a substantial decrease of formerly indigenous species;
    3.  cha.igsxs)  in cam-jnitY structure to  rsssrrole * si.tste.-
        succsasional stage tnan  is natural fcr trie  locsiitv  2nd
        season  in question;

    4.  unaesthetic appearance, odor or taste of the waters;

    5.  elimination of an astafcl is.-.ea or potential  economic  or
        recreational use of the waters;

    6.  reduction of tne successful completion of  life cycles of
        indigenous species, including those  of migratory species;  and

    7.  substantial reduction of comsunity hetercgana i ty or  Trophic
        strucTura.

"Aquifer" snail mean a water-bearing stratufn of perwaaile  rock, sand,
or grave I .

"Best pollutant removal or control" shall rean a feasible  process  which,
as demonstrated by general use, de.-nonstration process or pilot planrs
represents good engineering practice at reasonable  CCST  at  T.-.a t!r*
a discharge pernit Is  issued by the Agency.

"Coastal warers"  Includes "near-shore wafers" "off-shore waters," and
"Conservation" reans planned manacenent of a natural  resource  to  prevent
destruction or neglect.

"Direct rapid ffiovesent" shall irean the rovecent of  effluanr  through the
soil and underlying rock strata  in sucn a rar.ner That pollutanrs  wnich
would adversely  impact on the designated uses of the  receiving water
are not removed.
"Discharger" shal ! mean any person who emits  any waste-star,
or materiel  info  the waters of  ths Territory, whether  or  r,ot such  -
substance causes  pollution.

"Effluent" shall  mean any  point source wastevater  discharged diractiy or
Indirectly to w»rers of the Territory or to any. stora  se~er,  and tne runoff
"from  land used for the disposition of solid wsrsTes, wsste^ater, or
s I udges .

"Effluent  ! irMtaticn" shall mean any rsstrictio- or orol-.Tiitisn established
under Terriiorial or Federal  Law  including, but net  United  ts,
paracerers for TOXIC and non-toxic discna.-ges,  sranoaris  of  perfonr.snce
for ne-w sources,  or ocean  discharge criteria.   The restrictic-~s or prohibi-
tions shall  specify quantities,  rates, and concentrations of chemical,
physical, biological, and  other constituents  which sre dfsc^argsd  to
the waters of ths Territory.

"Equivalent  to  (secondary  trsatrent)" sha! I r.ssn thst  prccess cr croup
of processes achieving a raximun practicable  removal of  so! ics, oifs,
grease, acics, alkalis, toxic rrsterials, racteria, tssre  sni cior-causing
materials, color  and any other  ob jectionao le  constituents ccntsines i-n
untreated wastes  ts produce an  effluent aqua I to *h2t  citains; frcr: ---
seconoary treatnsnt facilities  in current  use for  any  specific category
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         _~     waters and rivers within which tidal action and river  flow  bring
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chemical sietr.ad directed at removing a specified portior. of'trse
regaining pollutants before and/cr sftsr seconsary treatment.

"Hydrolcgic cycle" shall mean that natural system dealing with the
properties, distribution, and circulation of water on the surfacs of
.the land, in the soil and underlying racks, and  in rr.e atmosphere.

"Lethal Concantration-50 percent  (LCj.^)" shal I ir.san that concsntraticn
of a toxic substance In water in w.iicn 50 percent of a species of
aquatic organise survives for a given tir.e period.

"Line of Mean High Water" shall raan the shoreline, as Indicated  on
the 1:24,GCO Series (Topographic) Maps of the  Island of Guam  prepared
by the U.S. Geological Survey.

"Marina sanitation device" shall mean any equipment for Installation
on any vessel or water craft which is designed to receive-,  retain,
treat, or discharge sewaga or other pollutants or any process to treat
such sawaga, or other pollutants.
                "Mixing zone" shall mean the area or volume of a water  tody  within  which
                effluent(s) snail becwsa physically nixed with the  receiving waters
                •through Initial dilution.   Initial dilution  is tti»  process through
                which ttie wastawarer  i«reeiately nixes with the receiving water due to
                the noirentum of the waste discharge and tne difference  in density between
                the discharge and the reeaivirg water.  The total area  or vol«.i» of watsr
•                designated as a nixing zone shaft ca  lir.itsd  TO tnat  area or voluca which
                will nor interfere with biological communities or populations of important
                species to a degree which is damaging to the  ecosystan  and which wiI I not
                cause substantial dacage to or iirpairrent of  designated water uses-4
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"Point  sourcs"  shall  rain  any discernible,  confined and discrete
conveyance  including,  tut  not Iinited  to, any pips, diTch,  channel,
tunnel, conduit, well,  discrete  fissure,  conrair.er, roll inc. STOCK,
concentrated  aniwal  feeding  operation,  or vessel  or otner floating
craft,  freer, which  pollutanTs are or nay be  discharged.

"Potaole water  resources"  shall  traan waters of the Territory actually
usec or intended for  usa for tne purpose  of fu-nisnirg  warer for
dri.tKing or general  domestic use.

"Receiving  warer(s)"  shall mean  water(s)  of The TerriTory inTo whicn
wastes  or wastawaters are, or nay fie,  discharged.                             •.

""Schedule of  co-oliance" shall nsan a  schedule of  remedial  measures
and times  including  an enforceable sequence of acTioos  or operations
leading to  compliance with any control  regulation  or effluent limitation.

"Secondary  treatssnt" shall  mean the following dagree of  pollutant renoval:

    I.  Blcchefflical  oxygen demand (five-day).

        a)  The arithmetic nean  of the values for  effluent samples
            collecTed In a period of 30 consecutive days shall not
            exceed 30 mg/I.

        b)  The arithmetic mean  of the values for  effluent samples
            collected in a period of seven  consecutive  days shall not
            exceed 45 mg/l.

        c)  The arithmetic mean  of the values for  effluent samples
            collected in a period of 3C consecutive days shall not
            exceed 15 percent of the ari'thmstic ir.ean of The values
            for influent samples collected  aT approximately the sa.t.e times
            during the same  period (35 percent rerioval).

    2.  Suspended  solids

        a)  The arithmetic mean  of the values for effluent sanpies
            collected in a pericd of 30 consecutive days shall not
            exceed 30 rig/I.

        b)  The arithrnetic mean  of the values for effluent samples
            collectad in a period of seven  consecutive  days shall not exceed
            45  ng/l.

        c)  The arith-etic mean  of the values for  effluent samples
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watar supoiy/
             irasa-zr"-ra'^io7'  a^c.  an-iancarr-ant  o ~z rish

ana  otr.sr  marine  rascurcas  or
                WATZ?. QUALITY  03
            This  chac-er ser.3  ror-,i  units  or  lava Is

facer
cualitv ona
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              prevention or nuisance.   ine d-scn^rce or: wasce  sr.a_.



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              not cause vzoi.a~i.
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                   — .   '1_  „_   ^.  w.-^.j,^, W— '—-•*-.    -^J   — — --— -  .   —






•                     disranca  of 1, 000 fee" frcrz -he  shoreline
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                          shall have a rr.cst crebable nu~_ber cf  cell-
•                          c — 3 — i -^ -n
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                          1/000  par  100 al  (10  ?er  -1), and orcvided
—
                          further  that no sincle  sa.T.'cle vhen verified




                          bv a  receac sa~ple  ta!<=n  within 43 hours




                          shall  exceed 10,000 per 100 rr>i  (100  per r.l/

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    2.  At all areas—   wnera  shellfish may be harvested
                       u — p — on,  cne _ Cj__i.owi.ng oac~eri.c~


        out tne water  oo_u.T_n


















           more chan  10  cercanc











5.  Physical Characteristics











        not be visible.





    2.  The ccn.cant.Tc.tier, of grease and oil  {hexans
















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        V.V ^v ^tit^ / ^ A S^ ^v  ~>'W  .-*•-.> .*•  ..-^^ .. — -~ * • ^~ « -. — W <^ ^« -~ ~^f *— * . — W
      .

               -cen~racon of   oatng par zcuatas o
        waste  oriin on the water surface shall  not
         exceed  1.0  .tg cr^* weight/~~ rr.ore than  50  tercen~




         of  the  ti~a,  nor 1.5 .tg dry veigh-/~~  ~ore  zhan



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         The  discharge of vaste shall not  cause  aestheti-  flj




         cally undesirable discoloration of  the  ocean surface

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D.   Biolccical Characteristics

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                       3/
          ;e  cecracec.
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C.  Gcaan  cu~fails sr.d diffusion svs-e.^s r.us-  b<
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    cesi
~o acmevs  ra


D.  Locazi.cn of waste discharges r.usc be dater~inad




    af~2r  a  de~ai.i6d assassr.er.t af die ccaanccrachic

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QUALITY  R£QUI?IZ:!ZX
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         This chaotsr sar;

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                                       i^ ^i —i (— -=± —i -
Greasa  and Oil
                :5)

                                          10.
                                            1.0
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Set-lsahla Solids
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A.   "-azarcous Subs-ar.ces

or o IQ

rrccr. arsas  cssicnatac.  as  sair.c cr scecia.
3Xvioca  anc
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                      CHAPTE?. VI
                   GlSa S--JL  ? ?,0VISIGNS
A.  Eifec-ive  Qa-e

accptior. ov  tr.e  Scaoa Wacar ?,= so ureas Conzrcl  Board.

The  less restrict:! ve ore visions of  each cf the extant
                _ans ror  0.12 ocaar.
c^ 'LiO ™^ ^ ^ 5 Cl S '-d. O'-'3'  — — — — "O*-^-_Z_CZ«I!!j-_S
3    Has 3 Z!"~":— 5 2 icT'
              c.    o ™ ~   r   e JL

Z.~issicn. Rats  for
                                        1 c. ^ 5 — /r.-. 5 o Z.,
ror  eacn cons ~i.~ uer.o.
                                      '~<

was~a  riOw occ'jriag ea
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hour ceriod shall not  exceed the M2.xi.~u~ Allovable
Dailv Mass  Emission Race.
         The  Ma;
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less  restrictive  char, those  set fcrch.  ir.  Cha
Table  3,

                    uai~v racuirerr.er. cs  nav be less


               A, of  this
                  o

                e~en cs se~  forr,h m Chao~er IV  "'ab" —  3
Hess  ^"e s ~r i o~-i ve  ef ~l:re~ic c'^alit"-' '-scz~j.'1 reneges s'^all


be effective cnlv uoor. acorcval bv che  Scace 3oarc.
2.   Revis^cr* of  "sTas~e Disc'ra^ce P.ec'^jirirr.er.~s
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^o acioo^"i.op.  bu~°  not "'at:=''-  ~han Acri"  15,  1973, the


Hecior-al 3carci  shall s-cb^-it co the S~ate  Board, all


technical reports provided  by the wasze  dischargers,


proccsed waste  disoharce  rec^irerr.encs,  and tirr.e schedules
                  O-y  --"-^j—**-'1'<;£~/"O
                  __  v-v_/ln.k*--___— ^-.il-^,-—
                         discharges co  the ocean.
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F.  Scate  Board Review  cf '.irr.e Schedules




         The Stace Board shall review  proposed tir.e




schedules  for all rrunicicai discharges  throughout  the




State  and  shall recorrrr.er.d to the P-.ecrior.al Boards

          sc


and ecrui. t arj i e d s ~
                           ~ o ~  av
                                                   ~
federal  crran~ funds .
    Monitorinc ?•
~o conc.uc~ se j. z ~rr.o n— c o r 2.n -c proc'rams  an
                ~ a *"".""' r1 s  corr.ol"' ance "'("i~^  ohe v/aste  dis~



   ich  shall be issued  by

State  Boarc..
     i.reas of Spec
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This plan  is  not  applicable to vessel wastes,
the control of  dradcinc,  or cha discosal  cf
dredcinc spoil.   Provisions reculacir.c  the
thernal aspects of wasce  discharced  co  cha


Coascal and Incarsaca Waters and Enclosed Bavs
and Zscuaries

                   aorna  acec Mav    ,
                                                 1972
2/   Ocean waters  are vacars

     an.C-i.O5ac,
     Snciosad bavs  are ind^
     w'r.ich enclose  an area
     ba.v3  include  ail bavs where the narrowest disc.
     between  headlands or curerrr.csc harbor  works is
     iass  cnan  / 3  percent -~> -
      C—  — -^ ^j  ^ T-» f~* , x^ ,« ^ ,-• ^^ ,^^ -*»—«
      I*.  '_ . ^ ~  »* . - ^w _• ^—' 2 C3 •-_• ^j ^w — >»

     Say, Bodeca Harbor,  Tonaies Bay, praxes  Zs-erc,
     San Francisco  Bay,  Carr.el Bay, Morro  Bay,  Los
     -scales  -;arbo^,  '"Joce^* a"d lo"'<"~~"  }"e',v~or~  Bav*
     Mission  3ay,  and San Die90 Bay.
     for  fresh  and ocean wacars durinc  a  ~a~cr ccrcicn
     of the  vaar.   Mouths cf scraa.7.3 which  are cer.ccr-
                               n r1 = = -; '"-, v
an • /* sac ar a ta c  z re r? t" a
be considered as  ascuaries.
                        co n ~ ' "~ a "^a c. ~° o a xce n c ~ ~"o ~, a
     or  cne  open  ocean zo tna up sere an  li.~ic  or cicai
     action  but ~av be considered co  excand  seaward if

     in  the  ocsn  coascai waters.  The wacers  described
     bv  this  definition include, buc  ara  not li.T.icad

     Section  12220  of the Caliro"^ia  'vacer Code,  Suisun
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•                  Bay,  Carquinez  Szraiz downs-rear. zo Garcuir. ac
                    Bridge,  and appropriate areas of the 3.~izh,
—                  Xianazh,  Had, Zai,  Noyo,  and Russian Rivers.
               3/   The  'vater Quaiizv Objectives and Zffiuent  Qua
••                  Recui r err.e nts  are  de~ir.ec  bv  a statistical  distri
                    bu~ion when acorccriaze.   This rr.ezhcd  recognizes
                    -w -^ ^  *•* Q — - ^ ; \ 'j1 ^^*^.i--»—i-^^ ^-s-«-^ ^ *" i. o"' s — *^ *^ "*" e a""  'xi-' —
                    The  50  oercentiie value  ' cc^oe^uracio1^  rzcc zo be
                    exceeded r.cre  than 50 percent of che  cirr.e/  and
                    90 oercentiie  value  ''concan-racio^ no z  zo  be
                    ^iv>^^<^^^d —>'*^^"—  —"— a~ ' "^ o^^~-^*-1 *^~ z~ ™*-i^.  ~j_ —'^'i
                    i=iS"i™abll3'-i' an a'^'^'e— — a^'^-^  "" — :-:'i~~~i_'"iu~' — O"^1  """o^*  a*"*"/*
                    consecuzive  20-da'.7" oeriod.   The diszribuzion
                    exceedinc tha~  of zVi=i
                    3ccv-con~acc  SwOr~s areas  cucsid
                    Bear  on En   nvual basi
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               IB/    Degradation shall be dezerr.ined by ar.aiysi
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                :/   The  ~ean of sa.-pling results  fcr ar.':
                    30-dav
                    deviazi
               7_/   Initial Dilution  Zone is  the  volume of v/ar
                    the  pain- of discharge within vhioh che  wa
                    i n-nsa^- is — a 1 •/ —••'•/•as;  -j - — V -^ ^s» s ->  •,.•?* — => — -" • • si r"^
                    ^ , - L n - '- ^^ - •_ i . -^ .••«._/ . . .-«• .*. _« ^  >^ _ — . .. sw -^ ^« —. . .  ' ' ~~ .- ^" — ~^ -~w ~~ •**

                    snce in densi.tv  bst"^*ee". zhe vasze anc one
                                                                  s  or zne
                    effeczs of wasze  discharge  or. species civersizy,
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                                cv uncasiraoie
 S/   Ccrr.pliar.c
      be  catarm
      reoresent
           .


                  • - ci33c_vac oic/cen r.av bs  "ster-
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This
                               — i  7T^;— 3 ^ , ^- ~~ •" ;Ti
                               •— •—'  ^..-» —* —J '-_>_ •*- -™» , ^-
                              sucpGrcir.~ a haalchy
                              r.acr.ods ara devaloca:
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          T'Q -^^_ C "" — V -"TI" =:=;••
                 Car.ca.--ration.

      c.
                 (FTc)  expressac  in  ~cx.ici.-y u~i_s  ;, ~u}
                                   fol

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12,

Diffusion  systarr.s should provide  an  ini
tier, of wsstawater wi-h seawatar  exceed
1 a- least 50  parcan- of ~ha tir.a,  and
30 to I at least 90 paroanc of  -he  ~in:a
waste is assantially idan-ioal  -.o natur
water, lass  rescrio~ive dilu-ion  racuir
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13/   waste ~ha~ con-ains pa-hoganic  organisms or
      viruses should  ba  discharged,  a  sufficient
      discsnce frc~ shsllf ishir.c  and  bGd.v-corit.ac~t
      sports areas to maintain applicable bac-erio-
      Iccrical standards  vi~'iou~ d" si~" f 5c~ion.  VJhsrs

C        — —! "^ O ~~" '"^^^ ^f-— =s'-^o/-"i  ^— ^ ' •'^s^''-^  ^T^'—)---n^— -^—'  ••—i
        >-• • » A • ^^ -• >^ ^^ >-« -^ »- -v~ ~~ • . -V *-* /  — ~* ^ --, I / 4. -^  VA ^_ J — , ^ — ~~* •*- ^f .^ *ml , •  -~ , I

      discharge painr. fror?. che area of use ~U£^i  be
      ore viced.  Cons ice ration, should be ci van zo
      disindeccicn. orocecures t-hac  dc  net increase



      Tot ai I dent i. f i abie Chic r in a tec
      v*o  *^ea3ur—c bv  s'***~*^ ~- c **he i.ndi

         "^^   »   ,    .*     "* »   * —     **,'


      ^^ *Ti T^, 'Sj -*, ~*> •* -» "— W S *C * -* ** '*—» —I ^ ^.rf "^X — —I "^f . ,. ^5 «
          1 ^ -«;  ^, • ^« •
          'b.*-.:  C3..C*_n,w«
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         A.     It  is  the  cclicv of the State  Bca^d cvac -he cis-
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                onarge or  -unicupal wasoewaters and industrial
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                aho*."e ~l"at wc  wou.'   occur  n te aosenoe o  t~e

                 a.   There is a considerable body c
                     evidence and oinion whch sugges   t
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                     ence or ci.o_oci.cai cscraca-icn cue co _ong-
                     tern: exposure to toxicants vhich have been
                     discharcad to one San Francis

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cran which controls  ccxic effaces thrcuch s.


     a •n/-' ^
            ~~  —^—-


Francisco  3av,  as  a
is, ncwever

                                   a  ^ r -
Board arv
shal
j. tax3 su
assure the elirr.r.ac
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                     f  v/as zeva-er d
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Durribar~cr. Bridge,  ac  the earliest:  orac~icable



vcrks  sha.

sscn

avaluaca  ar.y erzecis  cr. 'va:
 ;i_^j_a~"' v  cnanc^s i.r  s~eci.es civeirs LZ'

            effort, will  result
cost~affec~iva and  racic nrccrsss  toward a
CG a ' o~  rria.ir'~ai_"~~~'c  a ~ d ermanc — nc '.va~er c:°a_' cv


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    Where a wast.e  discharger  has an
    in.™* o c^ v  or ooe~^n  d^.soosa-1  ar*.c. "^nere  oo~tm aj-^er*™
    natives offer  a similar  decree of  anviror.nar. _al

offers  the craata
                                 of f le:<

an.cosa   cav  ar.   ssuaras
1.  ?arsistar,c or , curr.ulaciva  _oxio S'ui'Scar.ca

    or  a
     3na.i.-L oa C.SSL en ac. ~o aor.i-2 "."a i_~. a  .T.O s ~
     concentraric as  of subs car.cas nc z  rerr.o r/ed b
    aa  w          r ccscon o   er.e
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to Chapter  5.5  of the P
                                   cr.a Via tar   ualit
Centre!  Ac-,  and Racier, si  Boards shall lir.i.  tha
rr..    r7_L.   1.  r.




          srs a.erc
eccies.

co.T.l  v/ith  zha "Waca
                                  er.zrel ?lar.  fer
stata Watars ar.d Zr.closad  Bays and Estuarias  ef




California," Staza vJa-ar  P.aseureas Cer."Tel  2e




1972, and with a~.andr.an-s  and supplar.ar.-s  therate.

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30259,  and Section  30335, Appendix A,  Table  :


of the  California Ac









de t er7ni,nir.c  the acceoiabi Li~.r cf  dredced sooil:


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                 DISCHAP.C-I PROHIBITION
1.   New discharcas

water ciscnar
                            cicsec cavs anc  23~u

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    ar.d estuaries  shall be orch.
    Tha da-csit

4.

    soil
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   Tne c^sc.iarc-e  or  rr.azsr:.a_3
   5uffi.ci.en~ cua.n~itia5  to  be visible cr ir.  violariior.



   S.-n'-. —  ^ 4 — —'— ^ .
.   - .-o	^ '	—.
                    ara acar.-
   wast a  s;


                    :avs ar.c  astuarias  sr.a.
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ravisa tha vasta  discha.rc'e racuira.T.ancs witli
cabis water quality  objac~ives.  Zach  Racicnal




Scare affactac  by this policr* shall sat forth  for




aach discharca  alicvails r.ass arnissicr. rates  for

in waste ciscn.

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,—\ >-  -^ -—^


U ^ _ ' —  5 v o  5 .» /   3 • ci _ —  5 ~- — ' —. — — S >'•*.. S ~ r, ™ _


           ^scr.area .

                                           V  *

~ i. c n  o ~ "tui a

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    uses of 3av-Calca wafers.






D.  Ac_nu..TLi str aeicr. of Vfacar  ?.ichc3













    bay  cr estuair/ —ay be  required to  pre5en.t  to  ~h.a




    Scats Board  an analysis  of ~ha ar-~icipa-ed  effaces

     {on— eorir.c  ?r

                 ,  -^_ ^__j  —— — '*"'  « —.. ^  ^*   '•..--..--.«,————  ' j*.
                 j.  BCHITC  ^n2,j. —  r^cuLir—  c — scr.aircrs^r^  ^o
                                      .^

    was~e cisor.arge raqu^rsr.ar.es anc  ec








    Such —cnitorir.c pro™a_~s  shall  ccr.ply vieh  appli-



    cable sections of er.3  Seaea Board's Acm.r.iseraeiv3




    Procaduras,  and anv  addieior.al  cruidalir.as v;hioh




    T^SV '"^a iss'cad bv ^*'ne Zx^c'c^i'-'a  Offz.car oz the 3ea~^




    Board.

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              !_/   Enclosed  bays are indentations  along  the coast
                   which  enclose an area of oceanic  water  within
                   distinct  neac.ianc3 or r.arcor wor/cs.   ^noiosec
                   bavs ino_uce all bavs where the narrowest dis —
                   wo rx 3  is  less tnan /D oeroent c~  tne  createst
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                   as clear brines, washwater,  an.d  pool  drains are
                   not.  necassarilv considered  industrial orocess
                   wastes/  and mav be ailcw^d bv  Recionai  Boards unde^
                   discharge  recuirarr.er.ts that  orovide  p
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Waters  shall  be  free  of  coloration  that causes
nuisance or adversely affects beneficial uses.

Tastes and Odors

Waters shall not contain taste or odor-producing
substances in concentrations that impart undesir-
able tastes or odors to fish flesh or other edible
products of aquatic origin, that cause nuisance or
adversely affect beneficial uses.

Floating Material

Waters shall not contain floating material, includ-
ing solids, liquids, foams, and scum, :n concentra-
tions that  causa nuisance  or  adversely affect
beneficial uses.

Suspended Material

Waters  shall  not contain suspended material in
concentrations that causa nuisance  or adversely
affect beneficial uses.

Settleabie Material

Waters  snail  not contain substances  in concen-
trations  that result  in deposition of  material that
causes  nuisance  or  adversely  affect  beneficial
uses.

Oil and Grease

Waters shall  not contain  oils, greases,  waxes, or
other materials in concentrations that result in a
visible film or coating on the surface of the water
or on objects in the water, that cause nuisance, or
that otherwise adversely affect beneficial uses.

Siostimulatory Substances

Waters  shall  not  contain  bicstimulator/  sub-
stances in concentrations that  promote  aquatic
growths to  the extent that such growths causa
nuisance or adversely affect beneficial uses.

Sediment

The  suspended  sediment  load  and  suspended
sediment discharge  rate of  surface waters  shall
not  be  altered  in  such  a  manner as to causa
nuisance or adversely affect beneficial uses.
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Turbidity shall not  be increased  more  than
percent  above naturally  occurring  background
levels.  Allowable  zones of dilution within  which
higher   percentages  can  be  tolerated   may  be
defined for specific discharges upon  the  issuance
of Discharge permits or waiver thereof.
PH
The  pH  snail conform to those limits listed in
Table 4-2. For waters not listed in. Table 4-2 and
where  pH objectives are not prescribed,  the pH
shall not be depressed below 5.5 nor raised above
3.5.

Changes  in  normal ambient  pH  levels  snail not
exceed 0.2 units in waters with designated marine
(MAR)  or saline ISAL) beneficial uses nor 0.5
units within the range specified above in  fresh
waters with  designated COLD or WAR;\sl bene-
ficial uses.

Dissolved Oxygen

Dissolved oxygen  concentrations  shall  conform
to those  limits listed in Table 4-2. For waters not
listed in  Table 4-2 and where dissolved oxygen
objectives   are  not  prescribed   the  dissolved
oxygen  concentrations  shall  not  be  reduced
below  the following minimum levels at  any time.

Waters designated WARM, MAR, or SAL 5.0 mg/1
Waters designated COLD 	5.0 mg/1
Waters designated S?WiM 	7.0 mg/1
Waters designated S?WN during critical spawning
  and egg incubation periods	9.0 mg/i
Bacteria

The bacteriological  quality or  waters  of  the
North  Coast  Region  shall  not  be  degraded
beyond natural background  levels.  In  no case
shall  coliform  concentrations  in  waters of the
North Coast Region exceed the following:

   In  waters  designated for contact  recreation
   (Rec 1), the median  fecal coiiform concentra-
   tion based on a minimum of not less than five
   samples for any 30-day period shall not exceed
   50/100 ml, nor shall  more than ten percent of
   total samples during  any  30-day period exceed
   400/100 ml.
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   for human consumoc.cn  'SHcLLi, the median
•   total  coiiforrr.  concentration  throughout  the
   water column for anv  30-day  period shall  net
   exceed  70/1 CO  mi  nor  shall  'more than  ten
•   percent of  the  samples  collected during  any
   30-day  period exceed  230/100 mi  for a  five-
   tube decimal dilution test or 330/100 ml when
Ma three:tube decimal  dilution test is used.

 Temperature

•Jmperature  objectives  for  COLD  interstate
 waters,  WARM interstate waters,  and Enclosed
   •/s and  Estuaries are  as specified in the "Water
   aiity  Contro. P!an for  Control of Temperature
 in the Coastal and Interstate Waters and 'Enclosed
    s of California" including any revisions there-
    A copy  of this pian  is  included verbatim in
   8  "Plans and Policies  Appendix" of the  full
 Plan.
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  ! addition, the following temperature objectives
 apply to surface waters:
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   ie natural  receiving water temperature or intra-
 state waters shai! not be altered unless it  can be
   ftmcnstrated to the satisfaction of the Regional
   ard  that  such  alteration in temperature does
 not adversely affect beneficial uses.

flt no time or place shall the temperature of any
 COLD  water  be  increased  by  more  than 53F
•jove natural receiving water temperature.

 At  no time  or  place shai!  the temperature of
     RYi intrastate waters be increased more than
     above natural  receiving water temperature.
     waters  shall  be  maintained  free of  toxic
   «bs;ances in concentrations that are toxic to, or
   at produce detrimental physiological responses
   human, plant, animal, or aquatic life. Compli-
 ance with this objective will  be determined bv
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     of indicator organisms, analyses of species
 ^..ersity, peculation density,  growth anomalies,
 bioassays of appropriate duration or other appro-
   Kate  methods  as  specified  by  the Regional
   ard.

   Be  survival  of aquatic life  in  surface waters
   :jected  to a waste  discharge  or other  con-
 trollable water quality factors, shall not be  less
   an  that  for the  same water  body  in  areas
                                                     necessary  "or other control water thac is consis-
                                                     tent  witn  tne  requirements for  "experimental
                                                     v/ater" as  described in  Standard Methods for the
                                                     Examination  of  Water  and Wastewater,  latest
                                                     edition. As a  minimum,  compliance with  tnis
                                                     objective 3-5 stated in the previous sentence shall
                                                     be evaluated with a SS-hour bioassay.

                                                     In addition,  effluent  limits based  upon  acute
                                                     bicassays  of  effluents  will  be  prescribed where
                                                     appropriate, additional  numerical receiving water
                                                     objectives   for  specific   toxicants   will   oe
                                                     established as sufficient data become available,
                                                     and source control of  toxic substances will  be
                                                     encouraged.

                                                     Pesticides
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                                                     No individual oesticide or combination of pesti-
                                                     cides  snail  be  oresent  in concsntrations that
                                                     adversely affect beneficial uses. There shall be no
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found in bottom sediments or aquatic life.

Chemical Constituents

Water designated for  use  as domestic or munici-
pal  supply ;YUN)  shai! not contain concentra-
tions  of cnem.ical constituents  in excess of tr.e
limits   specified  in  California  Administrative
Code, Titie  17,  Chapter 5, Subchapter  1, Group
1, Articie -, Section 7019, Tables 2,  3, and 4 and
listed  in Taoie 4-1 .

Waters designated for use  as agricultural  supply
(AGR) snail not  contain concentrations of chemi-
cal  constituents in  amounts  which  adversely
affect sucn beneficial use.

Numerical objectives  for  individual  waters are
contained in Table --2.

Radioactivity

Radionuclio'es shall not be present in concentra-
tions  which  are deleterious  to human,  plant,
animal  or aquatic life  nor which result  in the
accumulation of radionuciides in the  food  web to
an  extent which presents z hazard  to  human,
plant, animal  or indigenous aquatic life.

Waters designated for use  as domestic or munici-
pal    supply   (MUM)   shal!   not   contain
concentrations of radicnuciides  in excess of the
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The provisions  of the  State  Board's  "Water
Quality Control  Plan  for  Ocean Waters  of  Ca:i-
fornia" (Ocean Plan), and "Water duality Control
Plan for Control of Temperature in the Coastal
and Interstate Waters and  lEnciosed  3ays  2nd
Estuaries of  CaiiTornia" (Thermal P'an;  ar.c  any
revisions thereto shai! apply. Ccoies of thesa plans
are included  veroatirn in  the "Plans and Policies
Appendix".


In  addition  to the provisions of :he Cesar: 3!ari
and Thermal  Plan, the following objectives shaii
afso apply to all cc


Dissolved Oxvcsn
afso apply to aii ocean \vaters of ;ha 3as;n:
The mean annual dissolved oxygen concan
snail  not be  less  tnan  5.0  rnc/i  nor shall  the
minimum dissolved  oxygen concentration be  re-
duced below 5.0 me/' at anv time.
 ! he on  value snail not be decreased bsiC'.v 7.0
nor raised aocve 3.5.


Objectives  for inland Surface Waters,  Enclosed
Says, and Estuaries


The  following  objectives  apply  *o  ai!  ;n.Land
surface v/aters, encicsec  bays and estuar'as of the
Basin.


Color


Waters shall   be  free  of coloration that  causes
nuis3nc8  or adversely  offsets beneficial uses.
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Waters shaii not  conta;n  taste or odor-producing
substances in concentrations tnat impart undesir-
able tastes or odors co fish  flesh or o;he' edible
products of aquatic or;cin, chat cause nuisance or
sdversoiv  street bsneric'cii jsss.
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Waters shall not cor,tain floating material, Inciuc-
ing solids, liquids, foams, and scum, in ccncsn'ra-
tions   that  cause nuisance  cr  adverse!'/  affect
beneficial uses.

Suscended Material
Waters  shall  not contain  suspended  material  in
concentrations that causa  nuisance  or  adversely
affect beneficial uses.

Settieable Material
Waters  shall not  contain  substances in concen-
trations that result  in the decosition of material
that cause nuisance or adversely affect  ben-ficiai
uses,

Oil and Grease

Waters  shall not  contain  oils,  greases,  waxes or
other materials  in concentrations that result in a
visible fiirn  or coating on tha surface of  the water
or on objects in the vvatar, that  cause nuisance, or
that otherwise acvarseiy  affect cene:iciai usas,

Siostirn'jlatcry Substances
Waters  snai!  not  contain  oiostimuiatcry  suo-
stances in concentrations that promote  aquatic
grcv/ths to the extent  that  such growths cause
nuisance or adversaiv affect beneficial uses.
                                                      i he  pH  shai!  not be depressed  below 5.5
                                                     raisad above 3.5.
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                                                     exceed 0.2 units in waters with designated marine
                                                     (MAR)  oeneficial  usas  nor  0.5 units  in  4-=$ig
                                                     waters with  designated  COLD  or WARM  ben el
                                                     ficiai uses.

                                                      he  above objective encomcassas the  pH  rang|
                                                      sually recommended by the Oeoartment of Fisi.
usua
                                                     and Game  and is consistent with  the 0.2 limit of
                                                         change  n te  aliornia Ccaan P'an.
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                                                     maximum  deviation  is  allowed in fresh water!
                                                     which  characteristically  exhibit greater pH varia-
                                                     tion  than  wail-buffered   estuarine  or  rnarin
                                                     waters. This  increase  in  pH  variation  is  no
                                                     considered harmful ,vithin tne overall limits soaci
                                                     fied.
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                                                     For aii tida; waters, the  ^ciicwing objectives snalj
                                                     aopiy:

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                                                       Carquinez Bridge           5.0 m.g/l  minimum,
                                                     Upstream, from Carquinez                       .
                                                                                  7.0 rng/!  minimum!
                                                     ror ncnticai waters, tne renewing
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Sediment

The  suspended  sadlm;
sediment discharge rate
be altered  in such a ma
or adversely 3frect bane'

Turbidity
                       nn,er 33 ~c  cause nuisance
Waters  shall  be free  of  changes in turbidity  trat
cause nuisance or adversely affect beneficial usas.
Increases from normal background  light csnetra-
tion or turbidity ralatable to '.vesta discharge shai!
not be  greater than 10 percent in areas of VO JTU
or more; waters  of characteristically  !cw natural
turbidity snail be  mainta'ned so that discharges
do  not cause  visible,  aesthetically  undesirac'e
contrast with the natural aooearanca of the water.
                                                     Waters designated as
                                                       cold water haoitat
                                                     Waters designated 3s
                                                       warm water habitat
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Areas of Special Biological  3ign;f;canca shall b
maintaine-j  at  a ieve!  of  crotaction  consistent
with natural undegraded conpit:ons uninfiuanca
by  any  controllable water  quality r'actor. '.'/her
natural  factors causa lower concentrations, con-
trollable water  quality  "actors  thai!  not causi
further reduction.                             |

All  waters  designated as aquatic ufa  haoitat shai*
be  maintained  at  Maintenance  Level  3,  unlesl
otherwise cesicnated. in adcit;cn to these limiting
numerical  objectives,  the  'ewer  tan  percantili
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content at saturation, in  accordance with Figure
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A  review of  recent studies  of dissolved  oxygen
concentrations in San  Francisco Say-'3''  indi-
cates that the average concentration in portions
of the  Say  not  s,gnifi'cant!y affected  by man's
activitias acorcximat^s  35 c^rcent or the sa'ura-
tion  concentration.  This  value appears relatively
constant throughout the  Say system with minor
variations; for example; day time concentrations
in  the  3'ea  upstream  of Carquinez  Strait are
usually  h inner  than 35  percent  due  to  aicai
activity.  Applyng  35 percent  of  the  saturation
concentration  together with  the above  require-
ments for  a  minimum dissolved oxygen  concen-
tration  of  not  :ess  than  5.3  m.g/!,  results  in
maintenance-                        . in applica-
tion  t ^ m o e r a t u r ° ^nd cnioride concent ration a r a
determined  at the location  where the  dissolveo
oxygen  sample  is obtained.  These .measurements
permit determination  of the saturation concen-
trations.
The disscived oxygen objective departs  from, tp.e
interim  3!an statement  for  fresh  waters and
enclosed bays in wording but not in philosophy;
the  above  wording  is more closely tied  to  the
natural  habitat recognizing the resilience inherent
in  estabi shed  aquatic life  populations and  tne
need for  more  str.ct  control  as natural oxygen
values accroach min'mum values for aquatic -ife
sustenance and  crcpagaticn. The specific case of
the California Ocean Plan  :s  also relevant here, :or
this plan spec:f:es  that d'ssoived oxygen shall not
be  dsoressed —icr0  "han 1C o^rcenc from ~r^r
which occurs naturaiiv. Thus the  conceot ern-
cod'ed  in  the  3CjSCt:ve  is  consistent with  the
ocaan plan  approach  with  the exceotion  of tne
percent deviation  which  varies  with protection
levels anc ambient 30 concent'ation.

Bacteria

In  tidai '.vaters  designated for contact recreation
(RSC-li,  the total cciiform  concentration, based
             n or not less  tnan t;ve consecutive
samcles,  snail  not  exceed  a median value  of
240/100  m!,  nor shai! any sample axceed a total
ccliform  concentration  of  10,000/100  mi.  In
~ ^' ci'r' o n  * ~? ^ r -1 ^ ~ i *" *^ i' * G rp"1 '^onc2'^"'""1"'''^'^ *~>^^—^
en 2 minimum of rive consecutive samples, shall
not exceed a median value of 50/100 m,!, nor snail
any  sample exceed  a maximum fecal  conform
concentration or -r^^/ ;'._/>-/ m:.

At all areas where shellfish  may  be harvested for
human consumption  (SHELL),  the  median total
col [form  c on can ^ ra* i on  rhroucnour  "he v/^tar
column  tor any  30-day period  snail not exceeP
70/1CO mi  nor  snail  more than  10 percenter the
samo'les collected during  any 30-day period  ex-
ceed 230/100 m! for  a five-tube  decimal ciiuticn
test  or  33-/TCO  mi  when,  a  thrse-tuce  decimal
oiiution test is used.

in '""'o""i"~!'"*^t v/--•'"•^rs •'"''^SiC'^'3*"'1'" ~-^*• ,-*Q-^**,-'* ,-a^^3-2,
•ion (R5C  1!,
ncentrafon
:ased on a minimum, tr not ;ess than five samoies
    any  juoay  period, snai:  not excaec  a  log
mean of  200/130  mi,  nor  shaii  more than  10
percent or tctai samples during any 3'
exceed ^00/1 00 mi.'
 n  nont;oa   '.vaters des;cna"ed  for  non^cn'-ct
recreation  (?.EC-2) anc  not designated for  con-
tact recreation  '-1EC-1J,  the average fecal  coii-
form  concentration :'cr any  30-day cencd,  shall
not exceed  2,OGO/'3C mi nor snali more than 1
careen*  o*  samci^s c^l'-^'^^  .-.i,-;^-. ^.,n\/
in nontldai  ,vaters  used ""or i-'cmes'ic  drin
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  inland surface waters snail noc be altered unisss
  it can be demonstrated  to the satisfaction  of
  the  Regional  Board  that such  alteration  In
  temperature does  noc acversaly  affect  bene-
  ficial uses.

  At no time or place shall the  temperature  of
  any COLD  water  be increased by  more  chars
  53F  above natural receiving water temcerature.

  At no time or placa shall the  temperature  of
  WARM  waters  be  increased  more  than 5~r-
  above natural  receiving ^vater temperature.

Toxicity

Ail   waters  snail  be  maintained "res  of  toxic
substances  in concentrations that  are toxic  to, or
that produce  detrimental physiologies.1 rasoonsas
in human,  plant, animal, or aquarc li;e.  Comoii-
ance with this objective wiii be determined by use
of indicator organisms, analyses  of  soecies  diver-
sity,  population density, growth  anoma^es, bio-
assays of appropriate duration or  other appro-
priate  methods  as  specified  by  the  Regional
 i ha  survival  of  aquatic life  in  surface  waters
subjected  to  a wasta  discharge  or  other  con-
trollable A'ater quality factors, snail  not  be  lass
than  that  for  the  same water  body  in areas
unar'fected   by  the  waste  discharge or,  ,vnen
necessary,  for  other  control  water tnat  is  con-
sistent with the requirements  for "experimental

Examina'ion  or'  't'/3*5f  snd  '<4i'2S'B',v3'3?,  a test
edition.  As a  .minimum,  comoiiance  w:th  th:s
cbiective as stated  >n  the
oe evaiuateo ,v:tp a io-nour o'oassay.

in  addition,  effluent  limits  based  upon  acute
bioassays of effluents  '/."IIS be  prescribed  .\here
appropriate, additional numerical receiving water
objectives  for  specif'c toxicants will  be  estab-
lished  as sufficient data  become  available,  and
source control  or tcx;c suostancas wi;i oe encour-
aged.
 i ne  CoC.harge or wastes 3.1311 not cause reoeivin.c:-
waters  to  contain  concennations of un-ionizedl
ammcnia in excess or the following limits:
0.025 rng/i as N
0.4 rng/l"as M
                                                                                     Annual Median
                                                                                          Maximum.
Mo individual pesticide or combination of pesti-
cides  shall  be  present  in  concentrations  that
adversely affect beneficial  uses. There shall be no
increase  in   estici
                                                                              Tcentrations  tcunc  in
 ottom sediments or aquatic life.
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pal  supply  (,viUM!  sna:i  not  contain  ccncen-a
trations  of  ossticides in excess o~'  the  limiting!
ccncantraf'ons sat forth in  California Admini-
strative Code, Title 17,  Chapter 5,  Subchaoter 1 ,•
G.-ouo 1, Article 4,  Section 701S,  Taole  i, ancl
listed be'ow:
Pesticides:

Aldrn   	0.017
Chlordane  	0.003
DDT	0.0^2
Sioidrin	O.O"!7
Endrin   	G.C01
Heptachior	0.0 13
Heptachior epoxide	O.O1
Lindane	O.QSo,
r.'ethoxyc.hlor	  1
'.jr^-^*^^"^n^s*^n*^rou^  ** n ""^
                                                                                                 0.'
                                                         (As pa^athion in chclinesterasa inhibition;
 i oxapnene	0.005
 r-'eroic.'drs:                                 mg/

 2, 4-0 plus
 2,4,o-i  plus
 2. 4, 5-T?  	0.-
 iota! 'dentifiaoie  chlorinated hydrocarbon pest;-
cides shall  not  be  present  at  concentrations-
detectable  ,vith;n  the  accuracy  of  anaiy;'cail
methods prascribed  in Sca^-dsrd '/!e~ha£s for 'he
zxstT-i.^a'jon  of  ns'zr  3rd i'/3s'?'.'J3'er,   atest_
edition, or other equivalent methods approved bvl
the Executive  Officer.                           *
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 Sulfids

IAH  waters shall  be free  from  dissolved suifida
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                                                     Bicsti.muiatory Substances
Objectives  for Inland Surface  Waters,  Enclosed
Bays and Estuaries

The   following  objectives  aop!y  to aii  inland
surface  waters, enclosed bays and estuaries of the
basin;

Coior

Waters  snail  be  free of coloration that causes
nuisance  or  adversely  affects  beneficial  uses.
Coloration  attributable  to  materials  of  waste
origin snail not  be greater  than  15 units or  10
percent above natural background  color, which-
ever is greater.

Tastes and Odors

Waters  snail  not  contain taste or odor-producing
substances in  concentrations that impart undesir-
able tastes or odors  to  fish  flesh or other edible
products of aquatic origin, that cause nuisance, or
that adverse!1/ affect beneficial uses.
Floating Material
Waters shall not contain floating material, includ-
ing sciids, liquids, foams, and scum, in concen-
trations  that  cause nuisance or ac'verseiy affect
beneficial usas.

Suspended Material

Waters  shall  not  contain  suspended  .material in
concentrations chat cause nuisance  or  adversely
affect beneficial uses.

Setcieabie Material

Waters  shall  not  contain settleabie  material in
concentrations that  result in the deocsition of
material that  causes nuisance or adversely affects
beneficial uses.

Oil and Grease

Waters  shall  not  contain oils, creases, waxes, or
other similar  materials as  in  concentrations  tnat
result in 3 visible  film or coating on the surface of
the water  or  on  objects in the water, that cause
nuisance, or  that  ccherwisa adversely  affect bene-
ficial  uses.
Waters  shad  not  contain  biosti.mufatory  sub-
stances  in  concentrations  that  promote aquatic
growths  to  the extent that such growths cause
nuisance  or  adversely  affect   beneficial   uses.
Numerical objectives  for nutrients are specified in
Table ^3.

Sedim.snt

The  suspended  sediment  load and  suspended
sediment discharge rate of surface waters shall not
be altered in such 3  manner as  to cause nuisance
or adversely affect beneficial usss.

Turbidity

Waters shall  be free  of changes in turbidity tna;
cause nuisance or adversely affect beneficial uses.

Increase  in  turbid!?/ attributable to contrciiabie
water quality factors snail  not exceed the follow-
ing limits:

1. Where  natural  turbidity is between 0 and  50
   JT'J, increases sh^ii not exceed 20 percent.

2. Where natural turbidity  is between  5G and 100
   JTU, increases shall not  exceed '0 JTU.

3. Where  natural  turbidity  is  greater than  100
   JT'J, increases shall not exceed 10 percent.

Allowable zones of  dilution within which higher
concentrations  will  be tolerated wil!  be defined
for each  discharge in discharce oermits.
 ins pH snail  neither ~s cepressed ceiov/ 5.5 nor
raised  above 3.3 in waters with designated REC-1,
REC-2, AGR, or MUM  oenaficiai uses. For waters
with  designated  aquatic habitat protection,  in-
cluding WARM, COLO, MAR, anc 3!OL, and  for
waters "o: ctherw-'sa mentioned, the pH shall not
ce q'scressed below 7.0  or raised -cove 3 5

Changes in  normal  ambient  pH  'eveis  shall no-
exceed 0.2   in  wacers with  designated  MAR
beneficial  uses,  nor 0.5  in  fresh  waters  with
designated CCLO  or '//ARM beneficial uses.
 Dissolved Oxygen
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any time:

Water designated
AGR, excluding GWR
WARM
SPWN, MAR or COLO
Minimum 00, rnc/I
       2.0
       5.0
       7.0
For waters  not listed above and where specific
minimum values are not  prescribed, the dissolved
oxygen  concentration snail not be reduced below
5.0 mg/'i at any time. Median  values should not
fall below 85  percent saturation as  a result of
controllable water quality factors.

Bacteria

In  waters  designated   for  contact  recreation
(REC-1; the fecal coliform concentration, based
on a  minimum of not less than  five  samples ;or
any 30-day  period,  snail not exceed a  log mean of
200/100 ml, nor snail more than ten percent of
total  samoles during any  30-day period exceed
400/100 ml.

,'n waters  designated for  ncnccntact 'ecreaticn
\REC-2) and  not designated for contact recrea-
tion,  (REC-M.  the  -5>.-"-r'y5 fecal cciiforrn  con-
csnt'3t!cn,\Tor any 30-day period shall not exceed
2000/100 ml, nor shall more than ten. oercent of
samples  collected   during any  30-day  period
exceed 40CG/1 GO ml.

At ail areas where shellfish may be harvested for
human  consumption  (SHELL),  the median total
coliform  concentration   throughout   the  water
column  for  eny  30-day  period snail  not exceed
70/100 ml, nor shall more  than ten percent of the
samples  collected   curing any  30-c'ay  period
exceed  230/1 CO  mi for  a  five-tube decimal  di'u-
tion   tsst  or  330/100  mi  when  a  tnree-tuce
decimal dilution test is used.

Temperature

Temperature  objectives  for Enclosed  Bays and
Estuaries are as specified  in the "Water Quality
Control  Plan  for Control  of Temcerature in the
Coastal and Interstate Waters and Enclosed  Bays
and  Estuaries  of California"  including any  revi-
sions thereto.  A copy of  this plan  is  included
verbatim in the "Plans and Policies Apoendix".

In addition, the following temperature objectives
apply  to  surface waters: The natural  receiving
water temperature  of intrastate  waters shall not
be altered  unless it can  be demonstrated  to the
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                          affect beneficial uses.
                                                    At no time or place snail the tsmceracure of any
                                                    COLO  or V/ARiVi  intrastate waters  be  increased
                                                    by  more the  55F  above natural receiving water
                                                    temperature.
                                                    Toxicity
                                                    All waters  shall  be maintained  free of  toxic   •
                                                    substances in  concentrations which  are toxic to,   I
                                                    or  which  produce  detrimental  physiological
                                                    responses in,  human,  plant, animal,  or  aquatic   •
                                                    life.  Compliance  with  this  objective  wii!  be   I
                                                    determined   by  use  of  indicator  organisms,
                                                    analyses  of  species diversity, copulation density,   .
                                                    growth anomalies, bicassays of appropriate dura-   I
                                                    ticn or other apcrooriate methods as specified by
                                                    the Regional Board.                   .  •      .

                                                    The  survival  of  aquatic life in  surface  waters
                                                    subjected to  a waste  discharge  or  other con-
                                                    trollable  water quality  factors,  shall  not be !ess   I
                                                    than  that  for  the  same  water  body  in  areas   "
                                                    unaffected  by  the waste  discharge  or,  when
                                                    necessary,  for  other control water  that  is con-   I
                                                    sistenc with the requirements for "experiments!   1
                                                    water" as described  in  Standard Merhods for the
                          Examination
                                                                              d  Wastawater,  latest
                                                    edition.  As a  minimum,  compliance  wi;h '.his
                                                    objective  as stated  in the previous sentence snaii
                                                    be evaluated with 3  93-hour bicassav.
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                                                    b^cassavs  c* er~!uents y/tl!  be orescr'O"1^ wh0^0  A
                                                    appropriate,  additional numerical  receiving  ,va:er  I
                                                    objectives   for  specific   toxicants   wii!   be
                                                    established  as sufficient data  oecome avaiiab'e,
                                                    and  source control  of  toxic  substances  wii!  be
                                                     i he discharge of wastes snail not  cause  concen-
                                                     trations of unionized ammonia  (^Ho)  to exceed
                                                     0.025 mg/1 las N) in receiving waters.
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                          No individual  pesticide or combination  of  cesti-  I
                          cides  shall reach  concentration,  that  adversely  -"
                          affect benef'ciai uses.  There snail be no increase
                          in  pesticide   cor.cerr.raticns  found  in   bottom  •
                                                    Pesticides
                          sediments or aquatic life.

                          Waters designated  :or us;
                          pal  supply  (V.UM)  shall  not  contain  concen-
                                                    Waters designated :or use as domestic or munio-  I
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traticns  cf  pesticides in excess or the  limiting
concentrations set forth  in California Acministra-
tive  Cods,  Ticie  17,  Chaotar 5, Suochaoter 1,
Group  1, Article  4,  Section  7019, Tabie 4  and
listed below:
Pesticides:
                                          mg/l
Aldrin  ................... 0.017
Chlordane   ................. 0,003
DOT   ...............  .' .  .  .  .0.042
Dieidrin   .................. 0.017
Enc'rin  ................... 0.001
Heptachior  ................. 0.013
Heptachlor epoxida   ............ 0.013
Lindane   .................. 0.055
Methoxychicr   ................ 1.0
Organophosphcrous &
                ounds
Carbsrrsta co
                                            0.1
                      •  cholinestarase inhibition
7oxaph.ene	O.G05

Herbicides:
2, 4-0 plus
2, 4, 5-7
2 d  ^-~?
          ius
                                            0.1
 For  waters  where  existing  concentrations  are
 present'y ncndetectabie or where beneficial uses
 would be impaired by concentrations in excess of
 nondetectabie ieve:S, total identifiable chlorinated
 hydrocarbon  pesticides  snail not  be oresent at
 concentrations detectable within the accuracy of
 analytical   me  hods  prescribed   in   Standard
 Methods  for   he  Examination  of V/'atsr  and
 Wastewater,  la est edition,  or  other equivalent
 methods acpro' ed by the Executive  Officer.

 Chsmica. Const  tuents

 Waters designated ''or use as domestic or municioai
 supply (MUM) shall not contain  concentrations of
 chemical  constituents  in  excess  of   the  Limits
 specified in California Administrative Code. 7' tie
17, Chapter 5, Sub-chapter 1, Group 1, Article ~.
Section 7013,  Tables  2,  3,  and 4  and i.sted  in
Table 4-4.

Waters  of  the  Central  Coastal  Sasin designated
WARM. COLD, MAR, or SP',YM shall not con:a;n
concentrations of chemical constituents known to
be deleterious  to :ish or wildlife in  excess
limits listed in "Table 4-5.
                                             he
Waters  designated  for  use  as agricultural  supply
(AGR)  shall not contain concentrations of chemi-
cal  constituents  in  amounts  which  adversely
affect  such   beneficial  use.  Interpretation  of
adverse  effect  snail   be  as  derived  from  the
University  of California  Agricultural  Extension
Service  guidelines  provided  in  Table  4-5.  in
addition, waters used  for irrigation and livestock
watering shall  not  exceed  concentrations  listed
for those used in Table --7.  Salt concentrations
for irrigation waters shall  be controlled  through
irnoiemantaticn  of  the nondegradation policy to
the effect  that mineral constituents  of currently
or  potentially  usable  waten  shall  not   be
increased.  !t is  emphasized  that no  controiiabie
water  quality factor shall  cegrac'e the  quality of
any  grouno'water   resource  or adversely  affect
long-term soil productivity.

Where wastewater  effluents  ar? returned to land
for irrigation uses, regulator1/  controls  snail  be
                      7 of State Health Code anc
                        r local  irricstion >cu"'~:3^
                                                     consistent with i it!
                                                     with  relevant controls re
                                                     Other Organ:cs

                                                     Waters designated MUM snaii not contain concen
                                                     traticns of phenols in excess of 1.0 ug/i, Gtnei
                                                     Central  Coastal waters shall  not contain  organic
                                                     substances  in concentrations  greater  than  the
                                                     foilowinc:
                                                            MS AS
                                                            Phenols
                                                            PCS's
                                                            Phthalate Esters
                                                                                 0.2 mg/l
                                                                                 0.1 mg/l
                                                                                 0.3 ug/l
                                                     Radioactivity
                                                     Radicnuciidas shall  not be  present  in concen
                                                     traticns  that  are  deleterious to  human,  plant
                                                     animal,  or  aouatic life; or  result in  the accumu
                                                     iation  or -adionuciides in  the  :ooo  v/eo  to ar
                                                     extent .vhich  presents a hazarc,  to human, plan;
                                                     animal or aquatic :i:'e.

                                                     V/aters designated  for use as  domestic or munici
                                                     pal  supply 'MUM;  shaif not  contain ccncentra
                                                     ticns  of radsonuc'ides in  excess of  the  limit
                                                     specified in California  Administrative  Code, 7itl
                                                     17,  Chapter 5, Subcnaoter  1, Group 1,  Article 4
                                                     Section 7013, 7abie 5, and listed below:

                                                                      Radioactivity

                                                     Gross Seta	1,000 pc
                                                     Radium-226   	3 pc/
                                                     Strontium-90	"...,. 10 pc
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     Table 4-3.  Toxic Mecai Con cer.ira-ions not co be Exceeded
                  in Acuatic Life Haoi:ats,  mg/1
Metal
[3
Gadrr.iu.7x
Chromium
Copper
Lead
Mercury G
Nickel
Zinc S
Freshwater (COLD, YARM)
Hard (>100 mg/1 CaC03)
0.03
.05
.03
.03
.0002
.4
.2
Soft (COO mg/1 CaCOs)
.004
' .05
.01
.03
.0002
.i
.004
Marine (MAR)
.0002
.05 c
.01
.01
.0001
.002
.02
Based or. Limiting values recommend
                                           >~a:ior.al Academy cf Sciences-
            demy of Zn"*ir.6Sf3  !1V/ac

are 90 oercer.tiie values exceot as nored ;n cual'~v:nc note "c"

Lower cad*"7' um values net to be exceeded ~cr crustaceans and waters •des'^na'"3'^
S?WN are O.G03 mg/1  in hard water and 0.0304 mg/1  in soft water.

The maximum permissible value for waters designated SHELL  shall be 3.01 mg/1.

Total  mercury values should not exceed 3.35 ug/i as  an average value;
maximum acceptable concentration of :ccal mercury  in any aquatic organism
is a total  body  burden  of 0,5 ug/i  wet v;eight.
Va'MO cited as objective  oertains to nickel salts inct oiure me^a'^c n;ckel)
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Objectives for Ocean Waters


The  provisions  of  the  State  Board's  "Water
Quality Concroi Plan for Ocean  Waters  of  Cali-
fornia"  (Ocean Plan}, and "\Va:er Quality Control
Plan for Control of Temperature in the Coastal
and  Interstate Waters and Enclosed  Says and
Estuaries of California" (Thermal Plan]  and any
revisions thereto  shall  apply  in their  entirety  to
the affected waters of the basin.  The Ocean and
Thermal Plans shall also apply in their entiretv to
Monterey Bay  and Carmal Say. Copies  of these
plans are inciudsd verbatim  in the "Plans and
Policies Appendix".
in addition to  the  provisions o"  the  Ocean Plan
and Thermal Plan,  :he  following objectives shall
also apply to ail ocean waters, including \-1on terey
and Carmei Bays:


Dissolved Oxygen


The mean  annual dissolved oxygen concentration
shall  not  be  less  than  7.0  mq/l, nor  shall  ;he
minimum  dissolved  oxygen  concentration  be
reduced beiow 5.0 mg/1  at any time.
     The pH  value shall  not  be depressed beiCrV 7.C
     nor raised above 3.5.
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The provisions of  the Stace  Board's
"Water Quality Control  Plan  for
Ocean facers of California"  (Ocean
Plan), and  "Water  Quality  Control
Plan  for Control of Temperature  in
the Coastal and Interstate Waters
and Enclosed 3avs  and Estuaries  of
California"  (Thermal Plan) and any
revisions thereto  shall apply.
Copies of these plans are  included
verbatim in the "Plans  and Policies
Appendix".


In addition to the provisions of
fns Ccean Plan and T^eT'ia' P'' a"
the following objectives shall also
apply to ail ocean waters  of the
Basin:


DissQ—vec Oxygen


The mean annual dissolved  oxygen
(—or^r'='^'L""*"^!T"" z> •
*** ^*i I . ^> •» • • W _ V* *—• —M 'W k A H^ i • ^ ^. -« . . "^J M. Ju* -^ _« ^f O ^3  >— . J. w d
7.0 rr.g/1 nor  shall the  minimum
dissolved oxygen concentration be
reduced below 5.G  mg/1  at  any time.
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The pH  value  shall  not  be depressed
below 7.0  nor raised  above 3.5.

OBJZCTITZS ?OR  I>;LA:;D SURFACE
WATERS, ENCLOSED  BAYS AND ESTUAR
The  following  objective
si''  ""'niand  surface  waters   enclosed
bays and estuaries  of  the  Basin.

Color
Waters  shall  be  free  of.  coloration.
thac  causes nuisance  or  adversely
affects beneficial  uses.

Tastes  and Odors

•Waters  shall  not  contain taste  or
odor-producing substances in
concentrations that i.Tiparc   .  "
undesirable tastes  or odors  to  fish
flesh or other edible oroducts  of
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aquatic origin, that cause nuisance
ot adversely affect beneficial uses.

Floating Material

Waters shall not contain floating
material, including solids,
liquids, foams, and scum, in
concentrations that cause nuisance
or adversely affect beneficial uses.

Suspended Material

Waters shall not contain suspended
material in concentrations that
cause nuisance or adversely affect
beneficial uses.

Settleable Mate^'a'
Waters shall not contain substances
in concentrations that ~^esul~ i~^ ~'-i
deposition of materials that cause
nuisance or adversely affect
beneficial uses.

 Oil air* n "— => -a ^s
 *w ^m, C~. A « *•— » Xj -V — — » -~J ^Z
Waters shall not contain oils,
greases, waxes or other materials
in concentrations that result ^ n a
VI ^ ' H^ = ri'ln if" r1 H ;= ^~ "> ^ rr O >"! ~ '"' P
* .!» W «« *«> _>v — - « -» JM fc. ^ UH *»- ^ w — «*• . ^ W ^y . ^ k^ 4 « ^
in the water, that cause nuisance,
or that otherwise adversely affect
beneficial uses.
Biostimulatorv Substance:
Waters shall not contain
biostimuiatory substances in
concentrations that oromote acruati
growths to the extent: tha_ such
growths cause nuisance or adverse!1
objectives for nutrients are
specified in Table 4-1.

SedLrr.ent

The suspended sediment load and
of surface waters shall not be
altered in such a manner as to
cause nuisance or adverse!*/ affec
beneficial uses.
                                      Waters  shall  be  free of chances i|
                                      turbidity  thac cause nuisance or
                                      adversely  affect beneficial uses.
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                                      The pH  shall  not  be  depressed belj
                                      6.5 nor  raised  above 8,5.  Changes
                                      in normal  ambient pH levels shall-
                                      not exceed 0.2  units in waters   I
                                      wi-h designated marine (MAR)  or
                                      saline  (SAL;  beneficial uses nor 2
                                      units in fresh  waters with       I
                                      designated COLD or WAPJi beneficial
                                      uses.
                                      Dissolved Qxvcen
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                                      concentration shall  be  greater chfl
                                                r million  (pprr.) ,  provid
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     no single determination shal
   les tan 5
                                      oe less tnan D.U ppm,  except when
                                      natural conditions cause  lesser
                                      concentrations
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                                      cold surface streams  and
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water spawning streams  the  dissoiv
oxygen content shall  net  fail
 eow 5.0 and 7.0 mg/1,  respect
as the result of waste  disc
Bacteria

In waters designated  for  contact
recreation  (HZC 1) , the fecal
c o L i. - o zm cor.C9r.dT2.zion bss^c on
    r. '       oti 2.^33 "'n^--^  ^ •? •» ?
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                                      samples for any 20-day period,  shJ


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to-ai samples during any  30-day
ceriod exceed 400/100 mi.     "
In waters designated for noncontaflj
recreation (RZC-2) and not design?
for contact recreation (RZC-i}/th =
                                                          :c., shall  not
for any 30-dav oeri
exceed 2000/100 mi nor shall  more
than 10 percent of samples
collected during anv 30-day oeric
exceed 4000/100 ml/

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arvested for human consumption
SdfcL),  the median total coliform
cJRntration throughout the water
clumn for any 30-day period shall
    axceed 70/100 ml'nor shall more
    10  percent of the samples
cllected during anv 30-dav oericd
xcmgd 230/100 mi for a five-tube
ec^-.ai  dilution test or 330/100 mi
hen a three-tube decimal dilution
e SAB is  used.
eta^rature objectives ror
nc»:sed Bays and Estuaries are as
pacified in tne ''Water Qualitv
    )i Plan for Control of
    rat-are in the Coastal and
-.testate Waters and Enclosed 3avs
         mia" m c ' u ci" cr ^ p ^
                    coov <^— — ->'
Plans  and Policies Appendix".

                      ing
                      a — 1-1 1 -7 —
                      v« IW V^ ^. * ^.
     itior. , the followin
       waters
--o^V2.—ura' receivincr water
                trastate waters
     not be altered unless it can
   bruonstraced to the satisfaction
f the Regional Board that such
     Ltiop in tem.terature dees not
     ;ely affect beneficial uses.

t no time or oiace shall the
=—^B-^a r:t —^ O~ P" V r*TT.n v^t"^" '~>(O
^»^^^^K _ '_-. -—. >vK _ -^- -—' —. CA j . ' s_* S^ j_J !_> ^ —• ^ •—- .*— "-t ^—
  ^B    i •       " . <    - o-,
n c?5 a s e c o v more t n a n D r a o c v e
                                     Tox icitv

                                     All waters shall not  contain  toxic
                                     substances in concentrations  that
                                     are toxic to-/ or that  produce
                                     detrimental physiological  responses
                                     in huirtan, plant, animal, or aquatic
                                     life. Compliance with  this objective
                                     will be determined by  use  of
                                     indicator organisms,  analyses of
                                     species diversity, population
                                     density, growth anomalies,
                                     bioassays of appropriate duration or
                                     other appropriate methods  as
                                     secified
             f  rfAPJ'i  intrastate
       o  ••— "••— oa ^
       -
      laturai  receiving  water
                                                    he Reional Board.
body in areas unaffe
waste discharge or, whe
•rQr- othe"~ control
                    requirements
                                                         a
                                                               necessary,
                                                                   is
                                                 w
                                     consisten
                                            imental  water"  as des
"exper:
in Standard Metncds for
                                                              de
                                                               e
Examination of Water and Wast
latest edition.Asa minimum,
^ o mrj i i ^ n c o w "^ ^* h ~ h ^ s ^tf
       in the previous sentence
       e evaluate" ••-L-'-
bioassav,
                                     stated
                                     shall
                                                             ^ecti
                                                             sente
                                                         with a 36-hour
                                     In addition,  effluent  limits based
                                     upon acute  bioassays of effluents
                                     will be  prescribed  where appropriate,
                                     additional  n um e r i c a 1 receiving water
                                     objectives  for  specific toxicants
                                     will be  established as sufficient
                                     data become available, and source
                                     control  of  toxic substances will be
                                     encouraged.
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STANDARDS SPECIFIC  FOR:   THE LOS ANGELES RIVER  BASIN (4;
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   jctivas for Ocean Janers
                                       ©  *** £i "^ "** ~i ci c. s 1. ^ s v 2. ri ci V £ n .2. c ^
                                       Canals

                                       ©  Xir.a Harbor - Redondo Beach
                                          Malibu Creek Tidal Prism.
                                       Color
   '.edition to the  rovisions o
*~ '~\^ Ocsan Pl
™*~" * ""-^     *"* • -«»
            an
            •— * * * •
    following objectives shall
     apply to all ocsan wafers of
ch  Basin:
  I
    olvsd Gxvcen
As a result. 02: waste c.iscr.arces,
thBrp.ean annual dissolved oxygen
cc*Pcer.~ration shall not be less
than 7.0 me/I nor shall the
liBlnur^. dissolved oxygen concen-
    ion be reduced below 5.0 m/1
                                       Waters shall
                                       arrects
                                                     i  free  of colcratio;
                                                  nuisance  or adversely
                                                  :ficial  uses.
                                      Tastes anc Ccors

                                      Waters shall not  contain taste or
                                      odor-producing  substances in
                                      concentrations  that  impart: un-
                                      desirable ~as~es  or  odors to fish
                                       nuisance or adversely affect
                                       beneficial uses.

                                       Floatinc Material
^-.s^ result of waste discharges,
chHcH value shall not be ce-
      *  *  •»    ™? ^        '   •*  i
* ""^ O o O ^ f"^  <"-» ^3 i /"j» r  / f J *-\ f~\ "*~ "^^ 31 "^ ^ f"1 ^ '^ (^ '
                                       Waters shall not contain floating
                                       material, including solids,

                                          uids/  foams, and scum, that
                                            c; n i* ~ ~ -i " ' ^ o— ^v^'"
                                           ^^ O J - — * » w _ . ^ ^^ >«. w >. C« ^^ V «^ ^_

                                       affects b-e neficiai uses
   ectives ror -nianc  Surzaca
    :rsr Enclosed 2avs  and
-"h^ following objectives apply  to
zlj|iniand surface waters,  en-
closed bavs and estuaries of  the
  San  Gabriel  River Tidal Prism

> H.lamitos  Bay and Los Cerritos
•*'^^^p*^^ii  ^^ dci 1.  ^"^"' sm

j Bos  Angeles  River Tidal Prism

  Los  .Angelas-Long Beach Inner
  lor
 >  Los Angeles-Long  Beach  Outer
 1°
                                       Suspended M.ateriai

                                       Waters shall not con-
                                       pended material that causes
                                       nuisance or adversely affects
                                       Sett
                                            s o -> ^ V< a ^- a — -, ;>
                                       Waters shall not contain substances
                                       in concentrations that result  in
                                       the deposition of materials that
                                       cause nuisance or p.dv-^r^^' •/ ------
                                       b-eneficial uses.
                                        il an
                                       V7aters shall not contain oil,
                                       grease,  or material of oetrcieum
                                       origin in concentrations that
                                       create or cause to be created a
                                       visible film on the surface of
                                       the  water, that causa nuisance,
                                       or that otherwise adversely affac-
                                       beneficial uses.
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    ^-" -v-ilatory ~ -hstance
Waters shall not  contain -:. -s  _
latory substances  in  concentrr-"" ,.-.
that promote aquatic  growths to
the extent that  such  growths cause
nuisance or adversely affect
ber.erz.ciai uses.   Numerical
objectives for  nutrients  are
specified in Table  4-1


Cpf-i •• —lanf-.
w w *—* .*.*. k >_• • • w


T *-> o qtiqr^ia'-.-^or' ^a^-jr-.sr^-'-  1 .—\ ,3 r3  p -ip
A * « «v ^J ^* O W *— * * w* -« ^* O s~- —• -^— • « *— « * w  —• W C* *_»  d. ^ * ^«
G! ' c :->ia n -"• o^~ c pf^ •• —; » n T  p •» c r" H a r* ~ o -—3—3
^ ^* O ^~> ^M • * ^* ^^ ^ W ^^ ^^ -«w . • • *M * i ^  ^« -^> O ^.v • • ^4 ±— ^ >_» ^_ M ^« ^
of surface waters  shall not  be
altered in such a manner  as  to
causa nuisance  or adversely  affecw
beneficial uses.
adversely affect beneficial  uses.
PH
The pH shall not be depressed below
6.5 nor raised above  3~, 5.   Changes
in normal ambient pH  levels shall
not exceed 0.2 units  in  waters
with designated marine  (:-LA?,)
or saline (SAL) beneficial  uses
nor 0.5 units  in fresh  waters wich
^ as ^ r-a ~ed COLD or V7AR.M  beneficial
uses."'
Dissolved  Oxvcan

Dissolved  oxv-en  shall not fail
below  5.0  mg/I  at any time as the
result of  waste discnarcres; when
natural  factors cause lesser   '
concentrations  then controllable
    """" *  *" "*" "™* """"j
va ts^* cuaiitv  f cictiors shall not
cause  further  red'.

For that  area  known as the cuter
harbor area  of  Los  Angeles-Long
Beach  Harbors,  the  mean annual
dissolved  oxygen  concentrations
shaii  be  6,0 mg/i or greater, pro-
vided  that no  single determination
shaii  be  less  than  5.0 mg/i.
When natural conditions causa les-
                                       ser concentrations,  then con-    I
                                       troll able water  quality factor?  |
                                       shall not cause  further reduction..
                                       r--M itior.aily ,  for  cold su^-^-Tr
                                       streaJ - "and' cold" water spIC~i~
                                       streams  t,.- — ^oived oxvgen :cn- .
                                       tent shall  ;:ot fail  h?,"*  —,1
                                                      - _- vj / ! ' j o  rr. _

                                       period excee
                                       five-tube decimal dilution test or
                                       33C/1GO ml  when  a three-tube decil
                                                                          ^1
                                                                          •

                                                               ng occurs
                                        (Fish Harbor  in  Los Angeles I
                                       Harbor}  the maximum number of Z.
                                       coli oranisms  shall be less than
                                                                          I
                                       of the  samples  shaii excee
                                       coli  er  cc.
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    "ature  objectives for  E!n~
    d  Bavs  and Est1.
                        is are as
cecified  in the ''V.'ater Quality
   Irol  Plan for Control of  Tem-
   Iture in  the Coastal and  Ir.te:
                  ncose   3avs  o
aajfornia''  including  any  re-
•ij|ons  thereto.  *• ~
                     orr/ of  this
                   roatim  in the
 '^ans  and Policies Appendix''.
      [ ^ 4- '_, -, ,_, ^ '_ -i ^ ,-• -k- •> T 7 ^  p^^J  *. '_, ^
            s
           underlined terms  as
     iition,  the following  ta.T.-
~rature  objectives anciy to  sur-
    waters:
  I
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                      water  t e ^^ *
               rasta_e wafers  sr.au
      aiterec. unless ~'t can be
emonstrated to the satisfaction
f JKT.S Regional Board that  such
l^Hftraticn  in temceratur'3 does not
amceraturs  of  anv COLD water  be
    ;ased  bv more than 5^? above
                                       appropriate duration or o trier
                                       acorocriate "echoes B.S  specified
                                       o v  ^-". o  t?o^--f,-^pri! 3 o ^ ~~ d »
                                       The  survival of aquatic life in
                                       surface waters subjected to a
                                       vasts  discharge or  other control-
                                       lable  water quality factors, shall
                                       not  be less than that  for the
                                       sane water body i
                                       b  the waste  disc
                                       necessary,   or

                                                          " a r CT e  or/  w h ?. n
                                        ^- n a t is c o n s i s t e n — w 11 n u n e re*
                                        cvi^ Cements for ' '  exoer'imental
                                        wate^'' as described  in Standard
                                        Methods ~o~~ the Examination c~
                                        Water ar.c v.'astswater,  latest
                                        edition.   As a minimum/ comciiance
                                       wth ths o
                                       *^no  o ^ e v i c u s sentence  s n a 1 ^  '^ ^.
                                       evaluated with a 35-hour bioassay.


                                       In  addition/ effluent  limits based
                                       upon acute bioassays of effluents
                                       will be prescribed  where acorccri-
                                       -s i- ~>   ^ A •* 1 — •'Of-" —.' i r— :=—•>' ;~ :>"  — o^-o •':,--.
                                           /  ^"^^""^^ ' ^  « w 11  « V ,. _ _. .— „ .— „_,
                                       inc  water objectives for 3coc"'~':c
                                         •^          _j              ^   -— ._ —. ••_.
                                       toxicants v/iii be established as
                                       sufficient, data becorr.e  available/
                                         a-r^ fA  <-* -^^ » i •*• ^» ^ y-» ^-^ —t *— '•^ -^\ ^  ,^". —  ^* (—\ %r t -^  /— i t V".
                                         --—k  ^D O -U — — ^ ^^.X	xj—  *J_  —^X_jv_  ^^O"1
                                         S-f- ^ n C" -^ ^ W "^  '  ^-^ ^r1^^'1 '*"^-^^>'^
                                         ^_.*w•— o ^ —. —. — —.^- -_»• ^— s,/ >^,». —.-^^_-»« «


                                       Pesticides
  I
      time or oiace  snali
                                       No inaivicuai pes~icice or  ccm.oi-
                                       r. a tier, of  cesticides shall  reach
                                       00^0°PL^^"a""'ens t'^at adT/:s^'s-^^v
                                       affect beneficial uses,  The—e
                                       shall be  no  ir.cr;
                                       concentrations zounc in  oottom
                                       sediments  or  ind.iear.cus  acuatic
    of  toxic substances in  con-
    rati.on5  that are toxic to,  or
 i
      roduca detrimental  physio-
      1 responses in  human/  plant
 ir^^al  or acruatic  life.   Como1 i-
t n f ^  •. • ->' *- n *"'"'•' 3 -^ '-1"l ^ <~~ ~ ^. '/^>  w""' ^ ^  '^S
, "«i   7 *"" , "*         T~? T.  '
^ ^ ^^B->—p t'—tO(^ Wv 'i^ci O~  I'^rii''—-^i*-^-v-—
« ^< ^^H^ .' ^ ^. « » >- ^4. t~J ^ v«o'-— '~~J~.  — .>^.^.>*s_L^.^_
Dr™nisms/ analyses of species
iiversity, population density,
rrB"th anomalies, bioassays of

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                                                       TABLE 4-1
       This table includes water quality objectives that sooty to ai! inland surface waters (excluding the Oe-ta) of the
       basins, and objectives that aopfy only to specific surface watar bodies. The identification of water bodies follows
       The  numbering system shown in Figure 2-1. As cart of tne Data's conrnuous o'anninc procass, data wiii be
       collected and nora specific '.vacar cuaiity objectives or nitrogen w.!i not be estaoiished until studies to determine the
specific effects of nitrogen on aical growth in  tha Delta, the lo-.vsr San Joaquin Rive', and San Francisco 3ay ;ro
completed.

At 'he oresen.t time, only limited oroductiv? areas'.vitn:n tna Celta (e.g., Sherman  Is.'and  and rranks Tract! siiov/
any significant  !evsis of  sensitivity to nitrogen,  cisav/here in tne  Ooita, indica: ons are :nat aica! 'oveis v/ouid not

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                       O D ' *"" r^ — ' > / "~ C  *" r*\ "D  ' ,* ' I  ^ \' O C '  I ^ r~ ^ .-^ ^ V..' A *T *~ D C
                       Uouc'^. i iVrb  rUn  iiv.	Ai\u bUni  r-.'^/c ^.Al ~r!o
                                       TABLE 4-1  (Continuac)
be influenced by limiting nitrogen because :,ght oeretra: en (a  funct.on of :urbid;;yi  .-nay be '.he limiting factor.
Until the ralationshios batv/een nu;r; = n:s from  controllable anc uPcontrcHao'e source-; and aigai levels nave oeen
established, it  is not procuctivs to sat specific numerical v;ater  quality cbiect'ves for nitrogen in the basin waters.
Wherever possible, facility plans snouid maintain flexibility to a now r'cr future nitrogen removal processes.

Chemical Constituents

Waters shall not contain chemical cor,s;ir:jsnrs  in concantrst.'ons :ha; adversely afr'.?c: beneficial Lisas. Water
designated  for use as domestic or municipal sucoiy i.VUNi) snail not contain concentrations of cnernical con-
stituents in excess of :hs limits soac'.fiad in California Administrative Coca, Title 17, Chapter 3, Succhapter 1,
Grouo 1, Article 4, Section 7013, Tables 2, 3, and i.  The limits describes tr.erem will ba reviewed on a case-ay-
case basis in order to assurs orotection of beneficial uses other  than MUM, as appropriate. To tne extent of any
conflict witn :ha above, the more stringent objective applies.
In addition to the limits referred to sreviousiy, 'he limits :'cr
to the water bcdiss indicated.
                                                         inorganic chemicals listed in Table i-'.l shail accly
                                       INORGANIC CHEMICAL LLM1T3
                                                TABLE 4--.1









I
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Constituent

Arsenic
Barium
•Copper
Cyanide
iron
'.iancanese
Silver
Zinc
Concentration
mg/1
0.01
0.1
O.Q1
O.Q1
0.3
0.05
0.01
0.1

Appiicabie '.Vater 3ody

.


Sacramento Piver, ,< e?// ick Darn to Eye Street Bridge '13,201
Amaricsn River, FtJi'som Cam to Sacramento Rive' {5")
Foisom La
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                                               TABLE 4-1  (Continued;
                 E V.'ATERS
                 Snail not exceed '; £0 micromhcs/cm  ;90 cercenciie)  in
                 well-mixed waters of tne  Feather River.
     »  Shall not be greater than 150 micromhos/cm from Franc
        Dam to Gravelly Fora (90 psrcentiie).

(2)   Total Dissolved Solids:

     «  Shall not excsed 1 .CCO.OGO tons

     o  Snail not excsed 125 mg/'! J9Q  percentiie)
                      Apclicahfe V.'ater Body

                 M o r t n F c' k  F ^ 3' h = r RI v ° r ' 3 3'
                 Middle Fork, Feather River, L.CTla  Las;
                 Chance Cres'< :o L = '
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                        OBJECTIVES FOR  !.\LAuD S'JR'FACE  ,VAiz.-!
                                        TABLE 4-: (Continued!
                                                                        Applicable Water 3ody

(2!   Shall be greater than or ecual to 9.0 rnc/i from Kaswic'< Darn     Sacramento  River, Shasta Dam to Colusa
     to Hamilton C.'cy from 1  June to 3" August. When natural       Basin Dram  <' 3)
     conditions lower  the dissolved oxygen oelow this 'eve!, tne
     concentration shall be maintained at or above 35 percent of
     saturation.
(3)   Shall be greater than or equal to 7.0 mg/i from Hamilton         Sacramento  River, Shasta Darn :o Eye
     City to Eye Street Bridge from i June to 31 August.             Strast Bridge (13, 40}
(4)   Shall be greater than or equal to 7.0 m.gyi all year.               Lake X'atoma
(S]   Shall be greater than or equal to 3.0 mg/i from Croville Fish      Feather River, Fish Barrier Cam to Sacra-
     Barrier Dam to Honcut Creek  from  1 Seotem.ber to 31 May.      mento River (>iQi
(5}   Shall be greater than or =quai to 3.0 m.g/1 from Crassay to        Merced  River, Source :o 'vlcClu-ra  Lake '73;
     New Exchequer Dam at all times.
(7)   Snail be greater than or equal  to 3.0 mg/'[ from Wsterford to      Tuoiumns River, Don Pjdro Dam ro.San
     La Grange from 15 October to 1 5 Jur.a.                        Joaquin River  ',35)

Floating .Material

Water shall not contain floating rnateriai in amounts that causaruisarca or adversely affect oenaficai uses,

Cii and Qreasa

Waters snail not  contain oils, greases, waxes, or other materials :n concentrator's that cause nuisjncs, result in
a visible film or coating on the  surface of the water or on objects in tr.e •••rater, or otherwise adversely a feet
beneficia!  usas.

PH

The pH shall not be depressed  below 3.5 nor raisad above 3.5.  Changes ;n normal s.mbien: pH levels shall  not
excaed 0.5 in fresh waters with designated COLD or WARYi berefica: uses.

The following objective aoplies to the water ccdy spaC'f.ed:                      Applicable '.Vater 3oo'y

pH shai! be less than 9.5 and greater than  7.5 at ail t;mes.                             Goose Lake (2;

Pesticides

No individual pesticide or combination of pesticides shall be present ;n concentrations that adversely sn-'ect
beneficial  uses.   There  shall be  no increase 'n oasticide  concantrat'ons  found in bo"om.  sadirnents or aquat.c
life that adversely affects beneficial  uses.  Pesticides are defined as any  substance or  mixture of substances usad
to control coiectionabie insects, weeds, -ocants, fur.g'.or otr.-ar forms of  plant or animal i.fe.

Total identifiable chlorinated hydrocarbon ossfcides shall  not bs present ;t concentrations detsctaoia wichin
the accuracy of analytical methods prescribed m  Stance.'?! Vcthcds for the  Examincticn of Water ana '.'/astewatar,
latest edition, or other equivalent methods approved by the Executive Officer.
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                                          TABLE 4-1 (Continued)
Waters designated for use as domestic or municiaai sucoiy (MUM) snail net contain concentrations of pesticides

in excess of the limiting concentrations set *ort."\ in California Administrative Code, Title 1 7, Chapter 5, Subchao-

ter 1, Group 1, Article  4, Section 7019, Table -.
Ths following objectives acply to the water bodies specif

more  stringent objective applies.
                                                         fo the extent of any conflict with the above, the
                                                                                Applicable Water Soo'y
The sum of the individual concsncrar.cns of pesticides shall noc

exceed 0.1 ug/1.
                                                                                Folsom Lake (5Q1

                                                                                American River, Folscm

                                                                                Darn to Sacramento River (51]
 Radioactivity


 Radionuciides shall not be present in concentrations that are deleterious to human, plant, animal or aquatic life

 nor that result in the accumulation of radionuciides in the food web to an extent that presents a hazard to nurnan,

 plant, animal or aquatic life.


 Waters designated for usa as domssric or municipal supoiy (,'viLJM)  snail not contain -concentrations of rid,'onuc1 ices

 in excess of the  limits specified, in California Administrative Code, T'.t'.e ' 7, Chapter 3, Subchapter '\, Group  \,

 Article  4, Section 7019, Tacle 5.


 Sediment


 Ths suspended sediment load and suspended sediment discharge rate of  surface waters snail not be altered 'n  such

 a manner as to cause nuisance or aa'versaiv affect benefic-ai uses.
                                                              tne ceoos.t.on or material tnat ^uses nuisance
                                            oncentrations that cause nu;sanca or 3dverseiv affect beneficial
Settleabis Material


Waters snail not contain substances in concentrat

or 3Cver;siy affects oenaficiai uses.


Suspended Material


Waters shall no: contain suspended material 'n c

uses.


Tastes a~,d Odors


Waters shall no: contain taste- or odor-producing substances in concentrations that impart 'jndasireabie tastes or

cdors to domestic or municipal water supoties or to fish f'esh or other edible products of :cuat-c cr-.cm — that

csusa nuisance, or otnerwiss adversely affect beneficial us-es.


Temperature


The natural receiving water temperature of intrastate -waters shall  no; be altered unless it can be demonstrated

to the satisfaction of the Regional Board -net such a!terat;on in temperature does no: ad/ersaly affect beneficial

uses.
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                                        TABLE 4-1 i'Ccnrinued)
Temperature objectives for COLD interstate waters, WARM ,n:ers;a:e .vaters, ana Enclosed 3ays and Estuaries
are as specified in the "Water Quality Control Plan  for Control of Tempe'itj.-e m the Coastal and Interstate
Waters and Enclosed Says of California" including any revisions thereto.  A copy of  this plan  is included veroatim
in the "Special Aopsncix. ?!an$and Policies."

At no time or place shall the temperature of any COLO intrastate water ba increased more than 3°F above  natural
receiving water temperature.

At no time or place shall the temperature of WARM intrastate waters c-e increased more than  5°F above
natural receiving  water temperature.

The following objectives apply to the water bodies  specified. To the extent of any conflict with the above-, the
rnors stringent objective applies.
                                                                      Applicable Water Body
(1)    Tempsraiurs changes due Co controllable factors snail os         Sacramento  River, Source to Sox
      limited as follows:                                           Canyon Reservoir ,'S)
                                                          acramento River, 3ox Canyon Oarn
              osr to 1 5 .VI arch, the maximum temperature    .
                                                         t
shall be 55°F.
      *  From 1  Oecemosr to 1 5 .VI arch, the maximum temperature    .-•.•./<-•
                                                                 to inasta ua,
        perature shall be 3C°F.

(2!    The temperature in the epilimnion shall be fess than or aqua!     Lake Siskiyou !1C)
      to 75°F or mean daily ambient air temparature, whicnever is
      greater.

(3!    The temperature shall net be elevated above 55°F m tne reach    Sacram.anto Rivsr, Snasta Oam to Coiusa
      from .
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                                       TABLE 4-1  (Continued)
The survival of aquatic iifa in surface waters subjected to a v.aste discharge or other controllable water quality

factors, snail not oa !es3 than :hat for :ns same water bocy in areas unaffected by the waste discharge, or, whan

necessary, for other control water that is consistent witn the racuirements for  "experimental water" as described

in Standard  Methods for the Examination of '.Vater a.-.d  '-'.'astav.-atsr, latest edition. As a minimum, compliance

with this objective as stated in the previous sentence snail ce evaluated with a 95-hour bioassay.


in addition, effluent limits based upon acute bioassays cf affluents will bs prescribed where appropriate; additional

numerical receiving water objectives for specific toxicants will be astablisned as sufficient data become available;

and source controi of  toxic substances wii! be encouraged.


Turbidity


Waters shall ba free of changes in turbidity that causa nuisrcs or adversely affect beneficial usas,


Increases in turbidity attributable to controllable water  quality factors shall not exceed the foilowt'ng limits:

      »  Where natural turbidity is 'oer.-vsan Q ana 30 Jackson Turbidity Units (JTU), incroasas shall  not  excae-d

         20 percent.

      »  Where natural turbidity Is between 50 and 1GO JTU, increases shall not excsed  '0 JTU.

      «  Where natural turbidity is greater than 100 JTU, increases shall not excasd 10 percent.


Exceptions to tha above limits will be considered v.'hen  a dradgi'ng operation can causa an increase 'n turbidity.

In this case, an aliov/abla zons of dilution within .vhich turb dity in excess of limits can oa tolerated v/ill be

defined for the operation and prescribed in a discharge permit.


Tha following ooiect:vs aopiiss  to the water body spjc;f;=d. To iha extent of any conflict wth the above, the

more stringent objective applies:
(1)   Except for periods of storm, runoff, the turbidity sha-i be

      less than or equal  to 10 JTU.
    Applicable Water Body


Fclsom Lake (50)

American Rive',  Folscm. Dam to

Sacramento River (51)

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                                               TABLE 4-2
This table presents soacific numeric objectives wnicn aoc!/ ;o the waters of -.he Sacramento-San Joaquin Ce!t3.
All waters lying v/i:hin the legal boundaries of tre Delta are covered 3y tr.eso objectives unless otherwise soecified.

The legal boundaries of the Delta, together witn oefinitions and loca:.ens of water quality oojective stations
and water oodies pertinent to the interpretation of thesa objectives, are shown in Figure 4-1.

Bacteria

The general objective for bacteria, as stated in Tabie  4-1, Objectives for Inland Surface '/Yaters, applies to all Delta
waters.

Biostimuiants

Tha general oojective for biostim.ulants, as stated in Tao;a --1, Objectives for inland Surface Waters, acoiies to ail
Delta waters.

Chemical Constituents Exciucing Salinity

The objectives for chemical constituent; for waters designated as comejtic or muntcioai supply (V.'JM), as stated
in Tabie -i-1,  Objectives for Inland Surface V/3ters, apply to ail Oeita '.vaters.

The limits for inorganic chemicals listed in Tabie 4-1.1 snail aociy to a(i Oeita waters.  Thess lirr.:ts are in addition
to those specified in the California Administrative Code, Title 17, Chapter 5, Subchapter  1, Group 1, Artie's 4,
Section 7019, Table 2.  To the extent of any conflicts, the —ore stringent objective apo'ias.

The general objective :cr waters designated as agricultural supoiy (AGR)  in Table 4-1, Objectives for Inland
Surface Waters, applies to ail Oalta waters.

Color

The general objective for color as stated !n Tab.'e d-l( Objectives for  Inland Surface Waters, applies to all Oeita
•waters.

Dissolved Oxygan

The genera! objective "or dissolved oxygen 35 stated  in Taoie 4.. 1, Objectives for  Inland Sur'ace '.Vaters,  aoplies
to all Delta '.vaters.

The  following objectives apciy to indicated  Oeita waters:

      The dissolved oxygen concentration shai!  not be .'educed beiO'.v the following Isvsis:

      9  7.0  rng/l in, the Sacramento River and in a!' Oeita waters v,-est of tre Ant.'och  3r'dge.
      a  5.0  rng/'i in ail other Oaita waters with  the rofiowir.g exceotion:
         —  In certain bodies of  water which are consrrjcrea "'or special purposes and from .vhicn frsn nave been
           excluced or the fishery >s not important as a psneficiai use.

Floating iNlaterials

The general objective for  floating materials as stated in Table --1, Oojectives for Inland Surface Waters, apples
to all Delta waters.
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                                           TABLE 4-2  (Continued)
    Oil and  Grease

    The general objective  for oil and grease as stated  in Table £•', Objectives for Inland Surface Y/a;ers, applies  to
    all Ce!:a waters.

    PH

    The general objective  for pH  as stated  in Table 4-1, Objectives  for Inland Surface V/acers, apples ;o ail Delta
    waters.

    Pesticides

    The general objective  for pesticides as  stated in Table --1, Objectives for  Inland "Surface Water:;, applies to ai!
    Delta  waters.

    In addition, the following objective acpiies to ail Delta waters:
          The  total concentration of al! pesticides snail not excesd 0.5 ^g/i as determined by the summation of
          individual pesticide concentrations.

    Radioactivity

    Tne general  objective  for radioactivity  as stated in Table -•], Objectives for Inland Surface  Y.'atars, applies to a
    Delta  waters.
I    Salinity

    Tne following objectives apply  to indicated Deita waters.
          Tot?i Dissolved Solids - The total dissolved solids (• DS) concentration of Delta waters shall b-e maintained
          below the indicated limits for the waters specified.  If  a reliable correlation can ba demonstrated between
          TDS and EC, sucn correlation can ba used  to aid ;n .monitoring  for compliance with tnese objectives.

          (1)   At Cache Slough 3t the C'.ty of Vallsjo Intake, the TDS shaii not exceed 250 mc/i.

          (2)   At Rock Slough at  Contra Costa  Canal  Intake,  the mean  tidal cycle va'ue TDS snail not exceed
               750  mc/i  anc  in addition  snail not  exceed  230  m,g.
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   (6)   After 1  April in  3 dry or critical year and  af'or 1  August in 3 sefow normal year and until 31               I
        December of the same calendar year,  f.a TCS criteria sosc;fi?a  in (5)  above may reach,  but  not
        exceed,  SCO mg/l for item a, 5GO rng.'i for >;em b, and  500 rng/1 for item c;  provided, however,            •
        the average of :he values of :ha iota; dissolved solids concentration at ai! of the named locations            I
        shall not exceed, for :he balance of :he calendar year, :he mean values specified in (5) above.

   (7)   Whenever the recorded 70S concentration in  the Sacramento River at Green's  Landing exceeds a            I
        mean 14-day or mean monthly  value of 150 rng/l, the quality criteria  in (5) and (6) aoove may be          •
        changed  by  adding to those values the prcd'jc; of 1'/3 tunes tne  amount by which  the recorded IDS
        concentration at Green's Lancing exceeds  1EO mg/l.                                                      I

   (S)   At Antioch, in the San Joaquin River, the average of rnean daily 7DS for  any  14 consecutiv-a days
        shall not exceed  450 mg/l throughout a c-rioc of ac 'east 150 days in each normal or below normal        •
        water year;  Droviciad, however, that :r.a r>.er;od is -ecuced to 120 days during  dry  ,-vater years and          I
        100  days during  cr-.ucal  water years.  Thesa objectives snail not  apoiy  ,vher. the State 3oard
        determines that adequate substitute sucolies are available to all  exisiing municipal  and incustrial            _
        water users located in the vicinity of Ant;och and ?it:sourg.                                              I
o  Electrical Conductivity — me elsctrica! conductivir/ of Delta v/aters shall be maintained below the
   indicated limits for the waters specified:
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   (1)   For five weeks, beginning when the v/ater terr.caratu.-s  at A.nt;och has increased to 5C°F, the 14-day
        running average of mean  daily salinities in the San Joacuin  River at tha Antiocn V/ater Works Intake        I
        and at Prisoners Point shall not exceed 1,500 micrcmhos/cm and 530 micro.mhos/c.m (approximately       j |
        1,000 and 350 rng/l TDS/,  resoectively, providac: tnat  this  objective may be modified in  any year,
        when required, for experimentation concerning  fisher/  recuirements being :arried  out in  accorcance         |
        with a plan approved by  the State Board and concurred in  by me EPA.                                    I

   (2)   At Blind Point on  the San Joaquin  River,  the running average of mean daily values for any 14
        consecutive days snail not exceed the foiiov-'ing vaiues !miilirnho
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                                       TABLE 4-2  'Continued)
      (4)   At Jar say Point in the San Joaquin ?,ivs<- and a: cm mat en in tne Sacramento River, an average maan
           daily chionde concentration of 2CG rrg-'i or ;?ss foe a pcri,od of a: least !0 consecutive days each year
           at some time during ;,->.e period bat.veen 1 Apr;! and 31 May shall not ba exceeded, except in d"y or
           critical years.

The following water  quality objective affects water quality in Basin 53 but tha oomt at which it is measured lies
outside tna basin. This objective is also being adcoted as part of the Sasin 2 Water Quality Control Plan.

      (5]   A mean daily chloride concentration lass than 4,000 mg/1 shall be maintained in. waters east of the
           westerly end of Chipps Island.

Sediment
The general objective for sediment as stated in Tabla ^-1, Objectives for Inland Surface Waters, acolies to all
Delta water;.

Settieab.e Material
The general objactive for settleabo material as stated in Table i-1, Objectives for Inland Surface Waters, aopiies
to all Delta waters.

Suspended Material
The general objactive for suspended material as stated in Table 4-1, Objectives for >niand Surface Waters, applies
to ail Delta waters.

Tastes and Odors
The gen-era! objective for tsstas and odors as stated TI Table 4-1, Objectives :or inland  Surface Waters, applies :o
all Delta waters.

Temperature
The general ob]ect;v° for temperature as  stated in Table 4-1, Objectives for Inland Surface Waters, aoplies to ail
Delta .vaters.

Toxicity
The genera! objective for toxicity as  stated in Table 4-1, Objectives for Inland Surface  Waters, applies to ail De:ta
•.vaters.

Turbidir/
The  general objective for turbidity as stated in Taoie 4-1, Objectives for inlanc Surface Water;, appiias to alt Ds!:3
waters oxceot as i'.aicated belcw.

The  following objactive applies :o Delia '.vaters:
      (1)   Except for periods of storm runoff, the turbidity of Delia v/aters snail not ;xceed the ;ol!owing  limits:
                                     50 JTU in the v.-atars of the Cantrai Delta
                                     150 JTU  ir, othar  Delta \vaters

Exceptions to ;he above v/i!l  be considered wren a dredging  operation can cause an increase in turbidity.  In this
case, an allowable zone  of dilution within which turb:d:ty in excess of limits can be tolerated will be defined for
the oceration and prescribed  in a discharge permit.
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    Ocean Waters
The provisions of the State Board
"Water Qualify Control Plan for Ocean
Waters of California" (Ocean Plan),
and "Water Quality Control Plan for
Control of Temperature in the Coastal
and Interstate Waters and Enclosed
Bays and Estuaries of California"
(Thermal Plan) and any revisions
thereto shall apply.  Copies of these
plans are included verbatim in the
"Plans and Policies Appendix".

In addition to the provisions of  the
Ocean Plan and The—al Plan, the
following objectives shall also apply
to all ocean waters of the 3asin:

1.  Dissolved Oxygen

The dean annual dissolved oxygen
concentration shall not be less
than 7 rag/1 nor shall the ziir.irr.in
dissolved oxygen concentration be
reduced below 5.0 mg/I at any tine.

2.  p_H

The pH value shall not be depressed
below 7.0 nor raised above 3.5.

3.  Suspended Solids

There shall he no su.7per.ded solids,  as
a  result of controllable water quality
factors, that interfere with, marine
life including fish., plant, and bird
life and the organise that they
deoend on.
4.  Salinity

Toe salinity deviation frca naturally
occurring levels in any area shall nc
be such as to be harmful to desirable
biota.

5.  Nutrient Materia]s

Nutrient materials shall not cause
objectionable aquatic growths or
degrade indigenous biota.

6.  Surfactants

The water shall not contain surfactan
or other materials in quantities that
give rise to foan in the course of fl
7.  Odors

No objectionable odors shall be
allowed to develop at the water
surface as a result of controllable
water quality factors.

C.  Water Quality Objectives for
    Enclosed Bay, Estuar"", and Inland
The following objectives apply to all
inland surface waters, enclosed
bays and estuaries of :he 2asin.

1.  Bacteriological Characteristics
a.  At all
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be harvested for human consumption,
the following bacteriological
objectives shall be maintained
throughout the water column: _1/ ]J

(Includes:  Sunset Bay Tidal "lac
areas; Bolsa 3ay; Newport Bay, Upper
and Lower; and San Gabriel .^iver Tida^
Prisa between Marina Drive to above
Coyote Creek.)

The median total coiifom concenrrratic
shall not exceed 70 per 1GQ al, and nc
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core than 10/» of Che samples shall
exceed 230 per al. for a 5-cube decimal
dilution cesc or 330 per 100 mi, where
the 3-cube decimal dilution cest is
used .±'

b.  Within bay and tidal prism waters
in water-contact sports areas;i'

(Includes:  Sunset Bay; Huntingdon
Harbour; Bolsa Bay; Newport Bay, Upper
and Lover; and Tidal Prismn:  Santa Ana
River; Newport Shores Marina, south of
Highland Street; and San Gabriel PJLver,
between mouth and Marine Drive.)

The following bacteriological water
quality objectives shall be maintained
through the. vater column:—'

(I)  Samples of vater from each
sampling station shall have a
concentration of coiiform organisms
less chan 1,000 per 100 ml (10 per
cl), provided chat not more Chan 20%
of  the samples at any sampling
station, in any 30-day period, may
exceed 1,000 per 100 mi (10 per ml),
and provided further thai: no single
sample when verified by a repeat
sample taken within 43 hours shall
exceed 10,000 per 100 mi (100 per ml);
(2)  Fecal colif;-/rm concentrations
based on a minimum of not less than
five samples for any 30-day period
shall noc exceed a log near. of 200
per ICQ nl nor shall the fecal
coiiform concencracion of more char.
10% of the total samples during any
30-day period exceed 4QQ per 100 til
(as determined by multiple cube
fermentation procedure) .
c.  Inland Surface Waters

(1)  For all waters which are a
direct source for municipal or
domes cic supply:

The concentration of colifom
organisms shall be less Chan 100 per
ICO =1.
                                             (.2)   For  all  waters  designated for
                                             beneficial  use  REC-1 (Water Contact
                                             Recreation) :2.'
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The concentration a: fecal ccliform
organisms, based on a minimum of  not  I
less than five sampler, for any  30-day I
period, shall not exceed a log  mean
of 200/100 ml nor shall more than 10
percent of thu total samples during
any 30—day period exceed 4QO/1GQ  mi.

(3)  For all waters designated  for    |
beneficial use REC-2 (Noc. 3ocy  Contact
Recreation) :—'
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me average recaj. coic-rorm
concentration for any 30-day period   m
shall noc exceed 2000/100 ml nor      |
shall more chan 10 percent of  samples
collected during any 30-day period    •
exceed 4000/100 al/         '          I

2 .  General Physical, Charcical , and   .
    Biological Characceriscics        I

a.  Dissolved Oxygen (D.O.)

(1)  Within Bay water in general;     *
tidal prisms of San Gabriel River,
and flood control channels :           I

As a result of waste discharges,  the
mean annual dissolved oxygen          I
concentration, shall not be less chan  •
5.0 mg/i nor shall che minimum
dissolved oxygen concentration be     I
below 5.0 mg/1 at any time.           I

(2)  Within, dead-end channels  in      I
Newport 3ay (channels wast of         |
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                       hannel wer.t  of
Lido Peninsula); tidal prism  of       I
Santa Ana River, and N'ewport  Shores   ]
Mar in a :

The dissolved oxygen concencracior    I
shall be greater Chan 4 mg/1  provided
that not more chan 20% of  the  sa^plesj
collecced ac any s cation during  any   I
quarcer shall be less Chan  4  mg/1  and
provided further that no single       ,
sarr.ple shall be less Chan  3 rag/I.     I
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   (3)   Inland Surface Vater (inclading
   Pwivers,  Stranr;s, Lakes and Reservoirs):

   The  median dissolved o:c/gen
   concentration shall noc fall below 35%
   of saturation in .T.ain w.iter aass
   and  cne  9b p--rcentile concentration
   shall not fall biJov 75." of saturation;
   dissolved oxygen a; any location shall
   noc  fail below 5 ag/1 for waters
   designated WAPJ-i or 5 r.g/1 for waters
   designated COLD.

   b.  Floating Particuiaces, Grease and
   Oil

   All  bays, estuaries and inland
   surface watars:

   (1)   Oil and Grease

   Water shall not contain oils, greases,
   waxes or other materials in concentrations
   that result in a visible filn or coating
   on toe surface of the water or on objects
   in the water, that cause nuisance,
   or that censr-visa adversely affecc
   beneficial uses.

   (2}  Floating Material

   Waters shall not contain floating material,
   including solids, liquids, foams, and
   scum, in concentrations that cause
   nuisance or adversely affect
   beneficial uses.
   (3)
c.  Lighr Transmittance and Turbidity

All hays, estuaries and inlan-J surface
waters:

Waters shall be fres ci changes in
turoid\~y that causa nuisance or
adversely affect beneficial uses,

Increases in turbidity attributable to
controllable water quality factors
shall not exceed the following lirxits:

0.)  Where nacural curbidity is
between 0 and 50 JTU, increases snail
not exceed 20 oerce.nt.
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                    uridity is
                    TU,
shall not exceed 1Q JT*J .
between 50 and 100 JTU, increases
 C3)  r,rnere natural  -urbidity is
greater than 100 JTJ, increases shall
d.  Biological Characteristics

Ail bays, escuarie-s and inland surface
waters ;
Waters shall not contain  tasce or
odor--oroducing substances  in con-
centrations that irzoart undesirable
tastes or odors to fish, flesh, or
other edible products  of  aquatic  origin,
                                                           usas.
   Waters shall not contain suspended
   material in concentrations  that causa
   nuisance or adversely affect beneficial
   uses .
Waters shall be free of  coloration  tha:
causes nuisance or adversely  affects
bs-naficiai uses.
   (4)  Sadi-nant

   The suspended sediment load and suspended
   sediment discharge  rate of surface waterr,
   shall not he altered in such  a manner as
   to cause nuisance or adversely affect
   beneficial uses.
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waters :

Waters shall noc  contain  substances  :
concentrations  that  result  in tha
deposition  of material that causes
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uses .
(1)  All bay and estuary waters:

As a result: of eon crol 1 able water
quality factors, the pti shall not  be
depressed be low  7.0 units nor ra Lse-d
above S. 6 uni cs .

Changes in normal ambient pH  levels
shall not exceed 0.2 units.

(2)  All inland  surface waters:

(a)  The pH of all water except
Baldwin Laka shall not be depressed
below 6.5 units  nor raised above  3.5
units as a result of controllable
water quality factors.

(b)  The pti of Baldwin Lake shall  r.ot
be depressed below 5.5 units  nor
raised above 3.9 units as a result o:
controllable water quality factors.

(c)  Changes in  normal ambient  ?ti
lave is shall not exceed 0.5 units  in  any
inland surface vater.

h.  Surfactants

The water shall  not contain
surfactants or other materials  in
quantities that  give rise  to  fear;  in
the course of flow or  of  use  of  the
vater .
k.  Biost imui a',o ry Mate r i a 1 •.
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Waters shall not. contain \> I u^t. i mu 1 all
substances in conct-ntrac iutis  ihal    1
proraote aquatic ^rowrhs to the ox:e:u
that such growciis cause nuisance
adversely affec;. beneficial uses.
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                                             (1)  All bay and estuary waters
                                             (includes all interstate waters):

                                             Temperature water  quality  objectives
                                             are specified in the  "Water  Quality |
                                             Control Plan for Control of         j
                                             Temperature i:i  t'ne  Coascal  and
                                             Interstate Waters  and 'Inclosed  Bays
                                             and Estuaries of California,"*
                                             including any revisions  thereto.

                                             (2)  The natural receiving water  ccrl
                                             ture of inland  surface waters shall *
                                             b.e altered unless  it  can be  demons tr;
                                             to the satisfaction of the Regional I
                                             that such alteration  in  temperature *
                                             not adversely affect  beneficial  uses
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 temperature of any  COLD wacer  be  inc
 by more than  5 ? above natural recel
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 for beneficial  use WAL-LM:
i.  Salinity

lite salinity deviation frora natural
background levels in any area shall
not be such as to be harmful to
desirable biota.

j.  Sulfide

The dissolved sulfide concentration  of
•waters in and near sediments shall not
be significantly-' increased above tha;
present under natural conditions.
                                              Temperature snail not, as a result J
                                              controllable water cualiiy factors,!
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                                              be raised above 90 r curing the moui
                                              of June through October, and :iot a:;-|
                                              78 F during the remainder of the ye]

                                              (5)  The following lakes and
                                              reservoirs  (Croup 1);
                                              Lake Ferris
                                              Big Eear Lake
                                              Canyon Lake
                     Irvine Lake
                     Lake Kjsinors
                     Junks Lake
                                              *Tnere are no  interstate waters  in
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Temperature c n a r.:; e s attnoutao_e to
cor.troilab le vater quality factors
shall not causa the vacer body to be
elevated more than 437 from
established monthly ranges for :he
specific vacer body.

m.  Toxicity Characteristics

All bay, estuary, and inland surface
v a c 2 r 5 :

Waters shall be maintained free of
toxic substances in concentrations
chat are toxic to, or that produce
detrimental physiological responses
in human, plane, animal, or aquatic
life.  Compliance with this objective
vill be determined by use of
indicator organisms, analyses of
species diversity, population density,
growth anomalies, bioassays of
appropriate duration or other
appropriate methods as specified by
the Ra-giocial Scard.

Tha survival o£ acuacic life in surface
vaters subjected to a vasca discharge or
other controllable vater quality
factors, shall not be less than that
for  the same vater body in areas
unaffected by the vases discharge, o:
vhen necessary,  for other control
vater  that is consistent with  the
requirements for "experimental vater'
as described in  Standard Ma chocs for
    vater,  latest  edition.   As  a
    -iniriuz:,  ccnpliance  vi:h this  objective
    as  stated in  the  previous  sentence  shall
    be  evaluated vith z.  95-hour bioassay.
n.  ?es tic ices

All bay, estuary, and inland surface
vaters :

No individual pesticide or combination
of pesticides shall be present in
concentrations that adversely affect
beneficial uses.  There shall be no
increase ''ri oestic^'de co^c^^t^a'^'ons
found  in bottoa sediments or aquatic
life.

The pesticide content (of chlorinated
hydrocarbon origin) shall not exceed
0.1 rncrogran per liter as determined.
by the sur: ration of individual
                                                Waters  used  for  domestic  or  municipal
                                                supply  (>iL^ir)  shall  not  contain
                                                concentrations ot pesticides in  excess

                                                rortn in  uantomia A^niT-iscrative
                                                Code, Title  11,  Caapter 5, Sub chap tar
                                                1, Group  1,  Article 4,  Section  7G19,
                                                Table 4.

                                                o.   Radioactivity


                                                .-vacionuc_icas  snan  not  02  present in
                                                concentrations  that  are  deleterious
                                                to  human,  plant,  animal,  or aquatic
                                                life  nor  that  result in  the
                                            accumuiation
                                            tooC veo  to an extent vnicn presents  a
    In accition,  etfluent  limits  based  upon
    acute bioassays  of  effluents  will be
    prescribed vhera appropriate,
    additional numerical receiving water
    objectives for soecific  toxicants
    vill be established as sufficient data
    becoue available,  and  source  control
    of toxic su
    encouraged.
      ue -the ur.-ior.ized amnonia Ou-..,  as
    >0  to exceed 0.025 mg/1 in surface
    screaks designated COLD and 0.3 ng/1
    in surface streams designated WAILM.
                                            Waters used  for domestic  or municioal
                                            supply (MXTN) shall not  contain
                                            concentrations of radionuciides  in

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                                            excess o
                                            California Administrative  Code, Title
                                            17, 'Chapter  5, Subchapter  1,  Croup  1,
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F/a'.ers  shell  not contain  biostimulatory  substances  in
Concentrations that orornote aquatic growth to the extent
 T2t  such  gro'.vths  cause  nuisance or  adversely  =?!ect
•eneflciai uses.
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    hreshc.'d tota! phorphcrjs (?) concentrations shall noc
     ceed 0.05  rng/1  in  any  stream  at the pcinc where it
   enters  any  reservoir  or  lake,  ncr 0.025  rng/i  in  any
    rssrvoir  or "ska. A desired goal in  order to prevent oiant
    jisances in streams and ether flowing waters appears to
   c-e 0.1  rng/1 tots! r. These values are not to be exceeded
    tore than  10% of the time unless  studies of the specific
    ,-cer  body in  c/jestiQn  c;eariy shew  :ha:  water  quality
    •bjec:i'.'e  changes  are  permissible  and   changes   are
   jporcved by the  Regional Scare.  Analogous  threshold
    Ialues  have  noc  been  sat  for   nitrogen   comccunds;
    owever, natural ratios  of nitrogen  to phosphorus are to
   b^e determined by surveillance and mcnicoring and uchald.
    f data are lacking,  a ratio of M:? = 10:1 shall be used.
    Sediment
    Bha  suspended  sediment load  and suspended sad'.m.ent
    is-charge  rate of  surfaca v.'aters  shall  net be afrered  in
   sucn a manner  as to cause nuisance or adversely affect
•fcanefioiai  uses.

    Turbidity

    t.V.ers shall  bo  free  of changes  in turbidiry  that causa
   ./j.'sance or adversely affect oeneficiai uses.

   |Tne  transoarencv of waters in !a~oons and estuaries shai!
   measurement is made by means of a standard Secchi disk,
    Fxcept v.'here iesser  transoa-'ency  is  caused by  rainfai!
    unoff  from  undisturbed  nat-ra!  areas and  dredging
   prefect; corducted :n  cciv'crmance with waste  discharge
    ecuiremsnts  of  the  Regional  Board.  i'/ith these  two
    xceptions,   increases   in   turbidity   attributac'e  to
     ntroi'abi'e water  quality factors  shai!  not exceed  the
   :oJio',v:ng iimirs:
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        '•     Vrners natural  turbidity is between j and 50
   JT'J, increases shai! not exceed  20 percent.

        2.     V/here natural  turbidity  :s betv/een  SO end
   rCO jTU, increases she;!  r,ct exceed  10 JTU.

        3.     Whe-e natural  turbidicy  is greater than ICO
   T'J, increases shell not exceed  10 percent.
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   .1  addition, within Son Ciego Bay and Mission 2ay, r_he
   ransoarency   of   bay  waters,  insofar   as  it  may  be
  "r.f'.ucncad  by  any controi!cb!.e  factor, either directly or
                                                                  through induce-J conditions, shall not be !ess  than  3  feet
                                                                  in more  than 20 percent of the readings in any zone, as
                                                                  measured  by a stjp.dard S-acchi disk. V.'herevar the water is
                                                                  less then  10 rt ceep, the Scccii disk reading shoi!  not be
                                                                  lets than £0  percent of the depth in  more than 20 percent
                                                                  of the/eadirg-s in any zone.
                                                                      Changes  in  normal  ambient  pH  levels  shall not
                                                                axcea-d 0.2 units in waters with designated marine (?.'ARJ
                                                                or  saline  (SAL)  beneficial  uses nor  C.5  units in  fresh
                                                                v.aters  v.ith designated  COLD or V/AR.M beneficial uses.

                                                                      !n bays and actuaries  the pH shall not b-e depressed
                                                                belov; 7.0  nor raised abor'2 3.5.

                                                                     in  iniand  surface  svj'.ars  the  pH   shall  not  be
                                                                daoressed  c^io'.v 5  5 nor raised a'ccvs 3.5.

                                                                 Oiss-ol/ed Owcen

                                                                Oissoived  oxygen levels  ihail not  :e 'ass tnan 5.0 mg/i  in
                                                                iniand  surface  '.vaters v/ith  designated ,ViAr? or  V/AP.M
                                                                beneficia!   uses  or less  than 5.0  rr.g/! in  waters  with
                                                                designated  COLD  bene''ic:ai uses,  7ha   annual  mean
                                                                dissolved  oxygen concantration  shall r.o~  b-e less than 7
                                                                rng/", more tnan 10% of tne ti.ma.
                                                                  Bacteria
                                                                  •* ^"^ -' •, m —.)
                                                                 (n v.iters casigna!•,•;! ior noncontact .'tcreation  '.'PzC-2!
                                                                »nd not  dasignated  'or  contact  recreation (REG-'),  the
                                                                average  fecal  colifcrm  concentration   for  an1/  30-dev

                                                                10 percent o.: 5di-,pi-'s collected during any 20-day  period


                                                                At a;! areas v.'.ieiy  4!i-.:''fijn may b-e '"arvestec for human
                                                                •cons'-.-ption  (SHEI Li,   the   median   total   coliform

                                                                2C-day oar:od sfuii! ::j'.  exceed 70."ICO m! nG- shall more
                                                                than  '0  perc'.'f.t  :ji  '.he  ;ampi2s  coi'acted  during anv
                                                                30-day oeriod exceed 230/100 mi for a  five-tube deVmai
                                                                dilution test or  330/100 ml  v.hen  a three-tube decimal
                                                                dilution *ast is used

                                                                in   bays  and estuaries,  the most  probable  number of
                                                                cc-iifo'.m organisms in the upper 60 ft of the water column
                                                                shall be less than 1,000 oer ICO m!  (',0 per ml;;  orov;d?d
                                                                that  not mo.'i   :han 20 oe^ccn: of the  scmoies -K any
                                                                sampling ->;3:io.'i, in any 00-day o-c-ricd, may exceed  1,000
                                                                per 100  m! 110 per  ml),  and provided  furtr-.er ;nat no
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'he  provisions  of  '.he  Scats  Soard's  "Y/ater  duality
loncrol  ?'an  for  Ocean  Waters  of  California"  (Ocean
Man),  and  "Y/a-ar  Quality Control  Plan  or  Centre! of
"crnperat'jr?  in  the  Coastal  and  Intersta ; Waters  ind
incited 3.JV3 and Estuaries of California"  Thermal Plan)
i.nd ar.y revisions  thereto  snail aopiy.  Copies of these
ji'ans  are  induc'ad verbatim  in the "Pians anci Policies
Appendix,"

 n  addition   to  the provisions of the  Gcsan  ?lzn  and
Therrnai Plan, the fallowing objectives snail also apply to
•ii  ocsan '.vaters of uh2 3aii'n:

 Ciix)!ved C,v/c-?n

"hs rr.ean annual dissolved oxygen  concentration snail no:
:-a  !a^s  than 7.0  rnc/i nor shail the  minimum dissolved
cxYS'Sn  concenfation ba reduced  beicw 5.0 rr.g/!  ac -any
OBJECTIVES   FOR   !,','LAfiD  SL/R
ENCLOSED  BAYS AND  ESTUARiES
The  fo!io.'»irg  objectives  apoi'y  to  ail  inland  suffice
waters, ando.^d bays and estuaries of -.re Sasin.

 Color

'A'ateri shaj! b-e rres or coloration  that causes rmisarcs or
advsrssiy affects beneficial uses.

 Tastes and Cccr>

Water;  shaii   not   contain   taste   or  oc'or-p.-oducirc
sufastancss  in  concentrations   that  irr.part  urdasiraoie
tastes cr odor;  to  fish ffesh  or  other sdibie  orc-ductj of
aquatic origin,  that cacs* nsjisc-r.ca or acverssiy  affect
beneficiai L;sas.
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i he oH v3iL'3 shall no* oa depressed beicw 7.0 nor raised
 cove 3.5.
                                                                 V/at=fs shaii no; contain floating material, including solids,
                                                                 liquids, fo:-.T.s,  end  sc_.n, in. concentrations that cause
                                                                 nuisance or adversely affect beneficial uses.
                                                                 Waters   shall   not   contain   suspended   material   in
                                                                 concentrations  that  cause  nuisance or  adverse;'/  affect
                                                                 beneficiai •-'. = -,.
                                                                 Waters  jhe'i  not contain ;'jbsC3nc?s in coi-'csnr-ations that
                                                                 result in the docosition of 'material that ca'jsa nuisance or
                                                                 ao'vene:'j a''fact b-enafic.'a!  jses.

                                                                   Ci! 2nd G.'iasa
                                                                 V/aters ;h;li  no:  conta.n  oi's, g'eases, v/axas or other
                                                                 material's in con^oentraticns chac resui: In a /fsic.'e flirn or
                                                                 co-atinj on the surface  cc  the ',va;er or on objects in -.he
                                                                 Aster, that ci'jse  nuisance  or ;nir ocher,vi;e :cv?r;?;y
                                                                 afreet b-eneficia! uses.

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vichin 43  hrs shall ex02^ 1G.GCG -er :GG (ICC =ar  mi).
                                                                sc-urce ccn;:cl or toxic :ubs>tanc2S svii! 02 encouracsd
    Ian  Diego Say where bay v/a'ars are used for •whole-
fish handling, the dansiry of E.coii :ha!i no* exceed 7 ^ar
      more then 20 cercer.t of any 20 consecutive samples
    by water.
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Temperature obiectivas  for V/ARM in:arst3*a> v/ater;, ar.d
Eocic-sed  Bay? and Estuaries ara as ssecifiad in the '*.'i'a:2f
          entre!  ?'an  for Centra!  of Tjm^racura in •>,=
    tai  ar.d  imsrstats  V.'assrs  and Sr.clcsad  Says of
Caijjcrr.ia" inducing any revisions tr.srsta. A ccpy of this
      is  ir.ciudad  verbatim in :hs  "Plans  and  Felicias
      Jticn,  aha following tamcarsturs acjsctives acpiy to
»      natural  receiving watsr  tampsrature of  intrastzta
     -s snail net be altered unless it can ba damonstrsted
to  ths   satisfaction  of tr.a  Regional  Soard  thst-iuch
      f'cn  in  temperature  doss  noc  adv«rssiy  affect
     :C.;3i -3SS,
 A; no time cr placs ihail  the tampsrarjra of any COLD
       be  incraasad  by  rncra  ;han  5°r  sbcve natural
                                                               The  c'isc-.arg? of v/as:=£ ;n = t1  no: cauia cc.-cjentraticns cf
                                                               un-icnizsd arr.-cnia (NH3) ;o exceed G.C25 mg/l  (as »M) in
                                                               recaiving svacars.

                                                                Radioactivir/

                                                                Rad;onuc.'idas  shaif no; be srasan: in ccncantraricns :ha
                                                                ana  da.'eorious to human, plan;, animal, or aquatic iifa no
                                                                that rarjit  irv  th.3  accumulation of radionuclides in ;h
                                                                food ',veb to an extant :ha: presana a hazard to hurr.ar
                                                                plant, animal, or aquatic life.
                                                               No individual particds cr sornbinacicn  of pescicicss shall
                                                               be   present   in  ccr.car.tratior.s  that  edversaiy  affact
                                                               ber.sflc'ai uses. Thera  shci! be  no incraasa in pasccids
                                                               csncantratior.s found in bottom sadirnar.ts or aquatic ;i:a.
        drns  cr  piacs  jhall the  tsmpafatura cf V.'AnM
   p3t3;2  waters be  incra^ssd  mcra  than  S0?  shove
raturai  recai'vir.g  watsr :3tnpsr2?jr3,
AJ1-.vater- shall be maintained fro-s of toxic substances in
cB:2ntr"icr,s  that  ara  :oxic  to,  cr  that  produce
cBim.enta!  physiclocicsi  respcnsas  in  human,  plant,
animal, or aquatic 'ifa. Ccrnpiianca with '.his objective v.-ii'
    •'etsrm.insd by uss of indicator organisms, analyses of
    ies  divarsir/,  peculation densir/,  growth  anomalies,
bicassays  of  apprcpriata  duration or  other  appropriate
rBBhcds as specified by tha Regicna! Board.

The survival of acuctic life in surface watars subjected to a
N^fta  discharge  or  ocher  contro.'labia  v/a?ar  quality
fHors,  shall  not bs lass than  that for tha  same v/atsr
bccy  in  areas unaffected by '.ha wasta discharge or, v/hen
r^jessar/, for other control watar '..".at is consistant vath
    ra^'jirsmants foe "experimental water"  as described in
      i,-d Methods for  ths Examination  of 'iVatjr  and
V/astewatar,  latest edition.  As  a  minimum,  compliance
     »;h,is objective as stated in vjie previous sentence sha'i
    vaiusted with a 36-hour bioassay.

   fddition, affluent iimits based upon acute bicjssays of
    ;cf!ts  v/ill  be prssoribed '.vhars  appropriate, adoitionai
numerical receiving v/atar  objectives for specific ;oxic3nu

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        ocean to the upstream  limit of  tidal action, but may be
        considered to extend seaward  if significant mixing of fresh
        and saltwater occurs in  the open coastal  waters.   The
        waters described by this definition  include but are not
        limited to the Sacramento —San Jc-acuin Delta as defined by
        Section 12220 of the California Water Code,  Suisun 3av,
        Carquinez Strait downstream to  Carquinez  Bridge and aoc-ro-
        priate areas of Smith  River,  Klsmath River,  Had River,
        Eel River, Noyo River, and Russian River.

    S.  Cold Interstate Waters - Streams -and lakes having a range
        of temperatures generally suitable for trout and  salmon
        including but not  limited to  the following:   Lake Tahce,
        Truckee River, West Fork Carson River,  East Fork  Carson'
        River, West Walker River and  Lake Topaz,  East Walker River,
        Minor California-Nevada  Interstate Waters  Klamath Riv^r-
                                                  "             -—-. t
        Smith River, Goose Lake, and  Colorado River from  the
        California-Nevada  stateline to  the Needles-Toooc  Hichway
        Bridge.

    9.  Warm Interstate Waters - Interstate  streams and lakes
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        having a range of  temperatures  generally  suitable for warm
        water fishes such  as bass  and catfish.  This  definition
«        includes but is not limited  to  the .following:   Colorado
        River from the Needles-Topcc ' Highway JBridge  to the northerly
        international boundary of  Mexico, Tijuana River,  New River,
M .     and Alamo River.

   10.  Existing- Pis charge - .Any discharge  (a)  which  is presently
        •taking place, or  (b) for which  waste discharge recuirements
        have been established and  construction  commenced arior to
        the adoption, of this plan, or (c) any material change in
•        an existing discharge for  which construction,  has commenced
        prior to the adoption of this plan.  Corasencement of con-
        struction shall include execution of a  contract for onsite
•        construction or for raajor  equipment which is  related to the
        condenser cooling  system.
        Major thermal discharges  under  construction  which are
        included within  this definition are:

        A.  Diablo Canyon Units 1  and 2,  Pacific Gas and Electric
            Company.

        3.  Ormond Beach Generating  Station Unit's 1  and. 2,
        ••  •  Sourhern California Edison  Company;-

        C.  Pittsburg No. 7 Generating  Plant,  Pacific Gas and
            Electric Company.

        D.  South Bay Generating  Plant  Ur.it 4  and Zncina Unit 4,
            San Diego Gas and Electric  Company.                  -

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11.  New Discharge - Any discharge (a) which is not presently
     t aking place unless waste discharge requirements  have     I
     been established and construction as defined  in Paragraph 1
     has commenced prior to adoption of -his plan  or (b)  which
     is presently taking place and for which a material  change I
     is proposed but no construction as defined in Paragraph  10
    . has commenced prior to adoption of this plan.

12-  Plank.tor.ic Organism. - Phytopiankton, zooplankton  and the
     larvae and eggs of worms, molluscs,, and anthropods,  and
     the eggs, and larval forms of fishes.                       I

13.  Limitations or Additional Limit at io_ns - Restrictions en  tha
     temperature, location, or volume of a discharge,  or  restricl
     tiaras on the temperature of receiving water in addition  to
     these specifically required by this plan.
                        WATER QUALITY
     Cold Int erst ate Wat ers
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A.  Elevated, temperature waste discharges into  cold  inter- I
    state waters are prohibited.

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     Warm Interstate Waters
     A.  Thermal waste discharges having a maximum  temperature  .
         greater than 5°F above natural receivinc water          I
         temperature are prohibited.

     3.  Elevated temperature wastes shall not cause  the         I
         temperature of warn interstate waters to increase  bv
         more than 5°F above natural temperature at anv time     i
         or .place.
     C.  Colorado River — Zlevated temperature wastes  shall  not
         cause the temperature of the Colorado River  to  increase
         above the natural temperature by more than' 5cr  or the
         temperature of Lake Hav=su to increase by  more  than
         3°? provided that such increases shall not cause -he
         ruaximura monthly temperature of the Colorado  River to
         exceed the following:            •

         January     - .  60°r        July           -     90C?
         February    -   65°F        August         -     90°F
         March       -   7C°F        September      -     9GCF
         April       -   75°F        October        - '.   S2°F
         May         -   82°F        November       -     72°?
         June        .-   36CF     •   December       -     S5CF

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D.  Lost River - Elevated temperature wastes discharged
    the Lost River shall not cause the temperature
    receiving water to increase by more than 2°? w;
    receivina water temperature is less than S2°F,  and 0
    when the receiving water temperature  exceeds 52°?.

E.  Additional limitations shall be imposed when necessa.
    to assure protection of beneficial uses.
Coastal Waters
A.  Existing discharges

    (1)  Elevated temperature wastes shall  convciy wi'
         limitations necessary to  assure protection  of
         the. beneficial uses and areas of special bio-
         logical significance.

B.  New discharges
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    (1)  Elevated temperature wastes shall  be discharged
         to the open ocean away from the shoreline to  •
         achieve dispersion through the vertical water
         column.

    (2)  Elevated temperature wastes shall  be discharged
         a sufficient distance from areas cf special bio-
         logical significance to assure the maintenance
         of natural temperature in these areas.

    (3)  The maxiroim temperature of thermal waste dis-
         charges shall not exceed  the natural temperature
         erf -receiving waters by more than 20°?.

    (4} ' The discharge of elevated temperature wastes
         shall not result in increases in the natural
         water temperature exceeding 4°7~ at (a) the
         shoreline, (b) the surface of any  ocean substrata
         or (c) the ocean surface beyond 1,000 feet  from
         the discharge system.  The surface temperature
         limitation shall be maintained at  least 50  percarr
         of the duration of any complete tidal cycle.

    (5)  Additional limitations shall be imposed when
         necessary to assure protection of  beneficial
         uses.

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     ncosed. Bays
        Existing discharges

        (1)  Elevated temperature  waste discharges shall comply
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    3.  New discharges                                             I

        (1)  Elevated temperature  waste discharges shall comply
             with limitations  necessary to assure protection      I
             of beneficial uses.   The maximum temperature of
             waste discharges  shall  not exceed, the natural
             temperature  cf  the  receivinc waters bv -ere, than    • I
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        (2)  Thermal waste discharges having a maximum tempera-   I
             ture greater than 4°F above the natural  temperature
             of the receiving  water  are prohibited.
5 .   Estuaries
        Existing discharges

        (1)  Elevated  temperature waste discharges shall comply
             with  the  following:
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     natural  receiving  water temperature by more      'I
     than 20°F.                  "                       '

 b.  Elevated temperature waste discharges either      1
     individually or  corriined with other discharges    '
     shall not  create a cone,  defined by water
     temperatures of  ;nore than 1°F above natural
     recs"!vin'~r  water  temt?erature  which exceeds
     23 oercent of  the  cross—sectional a^ea of 3
     main river channel at any point.

 c.  No discharge shall cause n surface water
     temperature  rise greater than 4°F above the
     natural  temperature of  the receiving waters
                 at  anv  time  or ola

             d.  Additional  limitations  shall be imposed when
                 necessary to  assure protection of beneficial
                 uses .

        (2)  Thermal waste discharges shall comply wit
             provisions  of 5A(1)  above and, in additio
             maximum temperature  of  thermal waste disc
             shall not exceed  85°?.

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              (I)  Elevated temperature  waste  discharges  shall comply
                   with  item  5A.(1)  above.

              (2)  Thermal waste  discharges  having a  maximum tempera-
                   ture  greater than  4°F above the natural temoerature
                   or  the receiving water  are  prohibited.

              (3)  Additional  limitations  shall be imposed when
                   necessarv  to assure protection of  beneficial uses.
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•               proposed discharge after 'receipt of a reoort oreoared
               in  accordance with the implementation section of this
               plan.
•     2.   The  cumulative  effects of elevated tsmoerature waste
           discharges  shall not  cause temperatures to be increased
           •except  as provided  in specific water quality objectives
           contained herein.
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      1.  Additional  limitations shall  be  imposed in  individual cases
          if necessary  for the  protection  of  specific beneficial uses
          and  areas of  special  biological  significance.   When addition
          limitations  are established,  the extent of  surface heat
          dispersion  will be delineated by a  calculated  1-1/2°F
          isotherm, which encloses  an appropriate dispersion area.  The
          extent of the dispersion area shall be:

          A.   Minimized to achieve dispersion through the vertical
               water column rather  than  at  the* surface or in shallow
               wai
3.  Areas of special biological significance shall be des
    by the State 3oard after public hearing by the Regional
    Board and review of its recommendations.        '
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4.  Regional 3oards may, in accordance with Section 31o(a) of
    the Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1972, and
    subsequent federal regulations including 40 CFR 122, grant
    ah exception to Specific Water Quality Objectives in this
    Plan.  Prior to becoming effective, such exceptions and
    alternative less stringent requirements must receive the
    concurrence of the State Board.

5.  Natural wa.er temperature will be compared with waste
    discharge temperature by near-simultaneous measurements
    accurate to within 1°F.   In lieu of near-simultaneous
    measurements,  measurements may be mace under calculated
    conditions of constant waste discharge and receivinc water
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Regional Water Quality Control Boards will  administer this    |
plan by establishing waste discharge requirements  for dis-
charcres of elevated temperature wastes.
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2-   This plan is effective as of the date of adoption by  the
    State Water Resources Control Board and the  sections          •
    pertaining to temperature control in each of  the policies     |
    and plans for the individual interstate and  coastal waters
    shall be void and superseded by ail applicable provisions     •
    of this plan.                                                 |

3.   Existing and future dischargers of thermal waste shall
    conduct a study to define the effect of the discharge  on
beneficial uses and, for existing discharces/  determine

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    design and operating changes which would be  necessary  to
    achieve compliance with 'the provisions of this olan.
    Waste discharge requirements ror existing elevated  tamtjera-   •
    ture wastes shall be reviewed to determine  the  need for       I
    studies of the effect of the discharge, on beneficial uses,
    changes in monitoring programs and revision of  waste         .
    discharge requirements.                                     -  I

    Ail waste discharge requirements shall include  a  time
    schedule which assures compliance with water quality        ' I
    objectives by July 1, 1977, unless the discharger can
    demonstrate that a longer time schedule is  required to
    complete construction of necessary facilities;  or,  in        I
    accordance with any time schedule contained in  guidelines
    promulgated pursuant to Section 304ib) of the Federal
    Water Pollution Control Act.                             '     I
5.  Proposed dischargers of elevated temperature wastes  may  be
    required by the Regional Board, to submit such  studies  orior
    to the establishment of waste discharge requirements.  'The
    Regional Board shall include in its recruiremants  appropriate
    post-discharge studies by the discharger.

7.  The scops of any necessary studies shall be as  outlined  bv
    the Regional Board and shall be designed to include  the
    following as applicable to an individual discharge:

    A.  Existing conditions in the acuatic environment.

    3.  Effects of the existing discharge on beneficial  uses.

    C.  Predicted conditions in the aquatic environment  w_-.-i
        waste discharge facilities designed and operated in
        compliance with the provisions of this oian.

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        beneficial  uses,

    2.  An analysis of  costs and benefits of various  design
        alt er n a t i v e s .

    P.  The extep.t  to which intake snd outfall structures  are
        located and designed so that the intake of planktonic
        organisms  is at a  mini mum, waste plumes are  prevented
        from touching the  ocean subs-rate or shorelines,  and
        the waste  is dispersed into an area of pronounced
        along-shore or  offshore currents.

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    order to deterraine  compliance with effluent or receiving
    water temperature (or  heat) retirements.

    Further—ore, for- significant thermal discharges  as
    determined by  the Regional Board or State, Regional
    3cards shall recruire expanded ccnitoring programs,  to
    be carried out  either  on a continuous or periodic basis,
    designed to assess  whether the source continues  to  crovide
    adequate protection to beneficial uses (including  the
    protection and  propagation of a balanced indigenous
    com_TvUnity of fish,  shellfish, and wildlife, in and  on
    the body of water into which the discharge is mace).
    When periodic  expanded monitoring programs are specified,
    the frequency  of the program shall reflect the probable
    impact of the  discharge.

9,   The State Board or  Regional Board may recruire a  discharger ( s )
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A.I The discharger  has  previously failed
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    to the State  Board  or Regional Board, or;

3.  More than  a single  facility,  under separate
   "ownerships, may significantly affect the  thermal
    characteristics of  the body of water, and the
    owners of  such  facilities are unable to  reach
    agreement  on  a  cooperative program within a
    reasonable time oeriod specified bv the  State
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                      Unless the context indicates otherwise,  in
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^                    (i)   "Contact re era a~ ion" uieans any  for:?. of
              recreation involving1 deliberate or accidental contact
^             with  water/  including but not limited to swi.Tjr.ing/
              water skiing, fishing, and commercial and recrea-iona
              boating.
•                    (2)   " Sheen " means an  iridescent appearance
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and Arctic Ocean, in the territorial limits of the




state/ and all other bodies of surface or underground




water/ natural or artificial, public or private,




inland or coastal, fresh or.salt, which are wholly




or oartially in or bordering uccn the state or under




the jurisdiction of the stats.







Water Quality Standards




        (a)   The water qualify standards set forth




in this chapter acolv to all waters of the state.




        (b)   Waters whose existing quality is better




than the established standards shall be maintained at




that high quality 'unless it has been affirmacively




demonstrated to che department that a change is




justifiable as a result of necessarv economic or




social development and char change shall not preclude




present and anticipated use of such wa-ers.  Any




industrial/  cublic' 2~ orivace oroject or develocrnent




which would constitute a new source of pollution or




an increased source of pollution to high quality waters




shall provide the highest degree cf crac~icabie treat"




ment to maintain the high water quality.   In imple-




menting this policy, the Administrator cf the Environ-
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             order to be able to discharge his  responsibilities

             under the Federal Water Pollution  Control Act  as
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H            Establishment of Water "se Classifications and
•|                    (a)   Thera are established seven water use
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                          (1)   Class A - Water supply, drinking,
^                             culinary, and food processing without
•             -                the need for treatment other than

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            (4)   Class  D_ - Growch and propagation  of




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            '•"^  Clas3_ G  -  Industrial wacer supply





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    :edure_for Determining Water  Quali-y  Criteria




        In determining the  aooropriate water quality




criteria for any waters or  portion  of wa~ars,  the




department: shall adhere ~^>  -he  following procedure:




        (1)  if wa-ers have more than one classifica-




tion, -he rncsc serin gent wa-ter quality criterion of




all the classifications shall apply;  and




        (2)  if a tributary water either receives a




sewage waste discharge or industrial 'waste discharge,




or has a lower classification than  the confluence




water, and ihe tributary water  affeczs the cualicy of




the confluence water, che rnosc  stringer.- wa~er cuali-y




crite-ria acolicable ~o either the tributar"/ wacer or




the ccnf uence water shall  aoo1"/ co ~he  cribucar'/
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mixing zone oucside of which  violations  of  the  criteria




wii" be dece^~ined.  The mixinc  zone  will be  li-mited




to a volume of the receiving  wacer  that  will




              (A)   not interfere  with  biological




        corrraunitias or populations  of important: species




        to a degree which  is  damaging to the  ecosystem, and






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                     Waters may have natural  characteristics  which
             would place then outside  the  criteria  established  bv
             this chapter.  The criteria established  in  this  chapter
             apply to man-made alterations  to  the waters  of  the
             state.

             Classification of State Wafers
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H           classified after public hearing, and their designated
             classes according to ihe Wacer Quality Standards are
™           as follows:
•                        CD   Ship Creek - near Anchorage, Alaska -
_                   from Ship Creek diversion structure az river
                     mile 11.5 to the confluence wich the Knik Arm
                     of Cook Inlet - Classes 3,  C, D, i G.
••                        (2)   All other marine and estuarine
                     waters  -  Classes C,  D, E, s G.
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AMENDATORY  SECTION

WAC 173-201-010   PURPOSE.  The purpose of  -his  chap-er is to
establish wacar  quality standards for'surface waters  of the
State of Washington pursuant to the provisions  of  chao-er
SO,48 RCW and  the policies and purposes  thereof.

AMENDATORY  SECTION

WAC 173-201-020   WATER USE AND QUALITY CRITERIA.   The water'
use and qualify  criteria set forth in WAC  173-201-035 through
173-201-050  are  established in concordance with present and
potential water  uses of said sur^a.c_a waters and in considera-
tion of the  natural water quality potential and limi-a-ions
of the sane.   Nonetheless, the dynamic nature of ~he  orocesa
is also recognized.  Hence, frecuent review of  ~hese  uses
and criteria is  anticipated; and revisions will be under-
taken as additional informa~ion is developed.

NEW SECT—ON

WAC 173-201-025   DEFINITIONS.

     (1)  Acute  Biological Shock Condition:  that  dose or
          circumstances which  has been demonstrated by field
          or laboratory observations to result  dirac-lv in
          mortalities of food,  game,  or commercial fish
          species.

     (2)  Background Conditions:   the biological,   chemical,
          and  physical conditions in zhe stream, upscream
          from the  point or nonpoint source of  any discharge
          under  consideration.   Background sampling location
          in an  enforcement action would be u^sc^^im  ~~~cm
          the  point of discharge,  but no- upscream  from
          other  inflows.   1~ several discharges ~o a  river
          e^cj^st.   and enfo^c em ^ ^ t  ac — * o *"* ^ s '"^ ^ * ^ c* ^^-'^^  -""^>*-
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          sampling  would be undertaken "im^r.ediatelv uostream
          from each discharge.

     (3)   Fecal Coliform:   zhe  portion of the coliform group
          which  is  presen- in  the inces-inal tracts and
          feces of  warmblooded  animals.   Generally, it
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          medium  within 24  hours  a~  44.5  degrees olus  or
          minus 0.5  degrees C.

     (4)   Mean Detention  Time:   the  time  ob-ainad  by divid-
          ing a reservoir's mean  annual minimum total  stor-
          age by  the  30-day cen-year  low-flow from the
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      (5)  Median Value:   that value of a group of measuremer. ts
          that  falls in  the middle when the- ~easure~.er.-s ' are
          arranged, in order of macnitude.  If the number of
          measurements is even,  the median value would be the
          value half-way between the two middle measurements.

      (6)  Permit:   a. document issued pursuant to ?.CW 90.43.150
          et  seq.  or RCW 90.43.250, or both, specifying the
          wastes treatment and control requirements and
          wastes discharge conditions. ,

      (7)  pH:   the negative logarithm of the hydrogen-ion
          cone en -Cation .

      ( 3 }  S ur "ace Wa^^rs of ^"he S^~ate*  2. ~^ c "*' ud e ~ ak e s  *"*— v— *~s
          penes,  streams,  inland waters, saitwatars, and ail
          other surface  waters and water courses wichln the
          jurisdiction of -he State of Washington.

      (9)  Temperature:   temperature expressed in decrrees
          Celsius .

     (10) - Turbiditv:   shall be measured in Nechelcmatric
          Turbidity Units 0-iTU) .   Tha Nephelcmacric Turbidity
          Unit  (NTTJ)  refers to the amount of 'light scattered
          .in  a  water sample (at 90°)  by suspended material,
          when  the turbidimeter is calibrated with formacin.
NEW SECTION
    ^73-201-035   GZ^"Z?-_-_L CONSIDEP--.TIGNS .   The followin
general guic.e_j.nes  snaj.1  aopj.v ~o tne water cuaj-ity
/•"•"- a — *: a a - ~ r " ^ <•--'=-',-3 - - /^- <7 c = - - ^	n ; ~ W-C 1 7 3 - ? 0 ' - ^ ^ 0
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through WAC 173-201-080  hereof:

     (1)  At the boundary  between waters of different classi-
          fications,  the  water cuaiity criteria for the
          nicher classification shall ~reva.il.
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     (2)  In brackish waters of estuaries, where the fresh
          and marine water cualitv criteria differ wichin
          the  same  classification, the criteria shall be
          interpolated on  the basis of sailnitv;  exceot that
          the marine water cualitv criteria shall apply for
          dissolved oxygen when the salinity is one (1)  part
          per  thousand or  greater and for fecal coliform
          organisms when  the salinity is ten (1C)  parts per
          thousand  or creater.

     (3)  Except for aesthetic values and acute biological
          shock conditions,  the water quality criteria herein
          established shall  not apply within immediate
          dilution  zones adjacent to or surrounding a v/aste-
          water discharge.

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(4)   Generally, waste discharge permits whether  issued •
     pusuar.t to the  National Pollution Discharge
     Elimination  Sys-em,  or otherwise, shall  be  con-
     ditioned  to  authorize discharges which meet
     the water cualiiv standards.  It should  be  recoc-
     (a)   From time  to  time,  permits are  issued  author-
          izing discharges which, due to  tine  needs
          recuired  for  rha dischargers' to complete
          effluent  treatment requirement 3  do  not ~set
          water quality standards.

     (b)   Further/ permits are sometimes  issued  author-
          7 "^ i 'nc' C* ^ ^f~>''~*zi^**'~~z*od"'""ioa^'"'^'"n bv
          -^•nci d ^ oar "m— ~* *"  o~ ecoloc1*/ whe^ev^12*" ^ ~  -^^voears
          to the ceoartnent ~he discharge violates
          receivin" water standards.   Modification of
                   as o~ovided herein  shall be  subject
          to review  in  the  same manner as originally
          issued pemits.

(5)   Monpolr.t. Sources and. "a"c.euT, Qu^:iip.y Standard's-

     It is recognized that  many activities noc  subject
     to a wasce discharge csrmit svs—em are now beinc1



     a orccram- which, in  a  reasonable
     manner, provides methods  or mean:
     standards.  Persons  conducting such activities shall
     not be subjecc  to  civil or criminal sanctions  for
     violation of wacer cuality standards if they are
     (a)   conducted  in  accordance with management practices
          set forth  by  rules  of the department; or,

     (b)   subject to a  reguia-ory order issued by the
          d e c a r "tm ant relating to soecific activities as
          creviced for  in  -'.'AC 173-201-100(2).
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          be acccmo 1 ished, so that activities  conducted
          within  such  rer~u"' acic^s will achieve  come —
          lianoe  with,  water  pollution control  laws.
          When the  regulations are violated,  the  water
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          in WAG  173-201-045.
(c)
                              ;s or regulators orders
          described  in  WAG 173-201-035(5} hereof,  shall
          be subjec—  to modification bv  the department
          oc ecoloc"  whenever io aocears to the csrart~
          ment the disohar~e violaoes receiving water
          standards.  Mccifica-icn. of management: orac-ic
          shall be  subjec
          as c "^ z. cr i^n a ' l1^  ^ ssxz
          re9"-latorv  ordsrs.
The va~ar cM2.1'i~v criteria herein  established  for

cotal dissolved gas shall HOC apply whan  the s-re

flow exc=ac.s  t_he 7-dav/ 10-year frecuer.cy flood.


The total area  and/or volume of a  recsivir.c wacer
    ^-'S'- ~ ^, ^ ,--' -! 1 ; ' — i' ,— i ri *• -->--> ^» = '-> a 1 1  "
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     which will:
          (a)  not  int-.
               or cocu —
      (b)  not
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                     oocrtionatelv .
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     ton, as generally  guided by chapter 9G.43 RCW, Wa~er
     Pollution Control,"and chapter 90.54.020 RCW, Water
         ''.roes Act of 1371,  is stated as follows:
     (a)   The criteria  established in WAG 173-201-035
          through WAG  173-201-050 for any of the various
          classifications  of this regulation may be
          modified bv  the  director for limited, oericds
          when receiving waters fail below their assigned
          water cuaii~v criteria due to natural causes;
          'or i'f,,  in. the opinion of che director., che protec-
          tion of the overall  public interest, and welfare
          racuires such modification.

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      (b)
             where the director determines that
     overriding  co
                          sderations of

           interest will  be  served/  wherever receiving
           waters of a classified area are of a higher
           qualitv than the  criteria assigned for said
           area, the existing  water  quality shall consti-
           tute water  ualit  criteria,
      (0
     Whenever  the  na^ura"1  cond'1' ti^ns are of a
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     natural  conditions  shall constitute the water
     quality  criteria.

     Regardless of the quality of the surface
     waters   of the state, 2J: ~"
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     It shall be  the  intent of this tolicv to
     protect those  significant nigh quality surface
     waters of  the  state.   This includes,, but is

     oarks, national  recreation areas, w.
     retuges, waters  witnj.n state par;
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           (b)   The  U.S.  Environmental Protection.Agency Drinking
                Water Regulations for radior.uciicas, as  pub-
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                or  subsequent revisions thereto.

     (12)   Deleterious concentrations of toxic, or other r.cn-
           radioact^ve materials  shall be dets rm i n e d b v the
           d e o a ~ tm ert in  consideration of the ^ualicv Cri^e^^a
           for V,7ater, published by F.PA 1975, and as revised,
           as the  authoritative source for criteria and/or
           other" relevant  information, if justified.
The following  crtera shal appy to te varous casses o
surface waters in the Stace of Washincr.cn:

      (1)  CLASS  A

           (a)   General Characteristic.  Water quality
                this  class shall narxad.lv and uniforrr.ly
                exceed the recui.rements for all or substan-
                tial!"/ all uses.

           (b)   Characteristic Uses.  Characteristic uses
                shall include, but are not limited to, the-
                fclievine:

                (i)   Water sutc1v (domestic  industrial
                     agricultural).

                     VI i Id life habitat  stock water inc.

                     General recreation and aesthetic enjcy-
                     ment (picnicking, hiking, fishing,
               f-'-jr)   ,/7x3"!3'-3l  — 3 — "' —a —:=,— — =13— •< r^ r> S — r- — 2 "--'(-• 3 — - .-i -^
               \ ^. ^ J   •*} •	...^.-w— -s.  .	»«.^...— ~ ^-.^-.^~— ^-— --J . * WA..^. «.«.<'_1-...sM_^.vf«..

                (v)   Fish and shellfish reproduction, rearing,
                     and harvesting.

           (c)   water Quality Criteria.

                (i)   Fecal Coiiform Organisms.

                     a)   (Fresh water) shall not exceed  a
                          median value of 20 organisms/100 ml,
                          with not more than 10 percent of
                          samples  exceeding 30 organisms/100 n

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        b)   (Marine water) shall  not:  exceed  a
            median value of  14 organisms/ICQ r?,l,
            with noc rrore  chan 10  percent  of
            samples exceeding 43  organises/100  ml.

 (ii)   Dissolved oxygen shall exceed  9.5 mcr/l
       (fresh water) or T. 0  mg/1  (marine water) .

(ill)   Total dissolved gas - the  concentration  ' •
       of tocal dissolved  gas snail not exceed
       110  percent of saturation  ac any point of
       sample collection.

 (iv)   Temperature - water temperatures shall
       not  exceed 16.0° Celsius  (fresh water)
       or 13.0° Celsius (marine water) due to
       human activities.  Temperature increases
       shall r.cc, a- any time, exceed t =  23/CT-J-5)
       (fresh water) cr t  =  3/ T-4)  (marine  water)

       No temperature increase will be allowed
       which will raise the  receiving water
       temaeratur~i bv greater than 0.3° Celsius
       wn e ~ "" a tur al ccndi cions exce ed- 15.0'
       palq-i-'s .'- — = = :-. wa4- =»*•') ?r^  '3 0° C^l^i'^
       \^ «^ .4w ^ ^* -^H^J ) ~m ** — W * i '^ CM ^^ •-« -«. / ^fJt - *~f  ~~ — J • ^ ^«> ^ — • ^ ^> b^ O
       For our^DCses hereof/  "~ " reoresfen,~s  the
       permissive temoera~ure change  across
       the dilution zone; and "T" represar.-s
       ths niches t existing  temperature  in  this
       water classification  outside of any
       dilution zone.

       ^*""ov""/""^id ~'na~ ^ ~ ""^ *o er a ^ ur e inc"*"°as^ **esu^ t
       ing from nonpcint: source activities  shall
       not exceed 2.3° Celsius, and the  raximum
       water tsmpera-ure shall n^ t exceed 15.3°
       Celsius (fresh water).

  (v)   pH shall be wichin the range of 5.5  co
       3.5 (fresh water) or  7.5 -o 3.5  (r-arine
       water1'  wi~h a rnan^caused variation within
       a ran^e of less than  0.2 units.

 (vi)   Turbidity shall not exceed 5 NTU  ever
       background turbidity  when the  back-
       ground turbidity is 50 NTTU or  less,
       or nave more than a 10 cercenc increase
       in turbidity when the background  turbi-
       dity is ~ore -han 50  NTU, not  to  exceed
       a maximum increase of 25 NTU.

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          material concentracions shall be less
          than chose which may affecc public
          health,  ~he natural acuatic environment,
          or the desirability of the water for any
          use.

  (viii)   Aesthetic values shall not be impaired
          bv the oresence of materials or their
          effects, excluding 'chose of natural
          origin,  which offend the senses of
          sight, small, touch, or taste.
(a)   General Characteristic.  Water quality of
     this class shall meet or exceed the recuire—
     rnents for all or substantially ail uses.

(b)   Characteristic uses.  Characteristic uses
     shall include, but are not iimiced to, the
     following:

    • (i)   Water supply (domescic,  industrial,
          agricultural).

    (ii)   Wildlife habitat, stock watering.

   (iii)   General recreation and aesthetic enjov—
          ment. (picnicking, hiking, fishing,
          swimming, skiing, and boating).

    (iv)   Commerce and navigation.

     (v)   Fish and shellfish reproduction, rear-
          ing, and harvesting.

(c)   Water Quality Criteria.

     (i)   Fecal Coliform Organisms

          .a)   (Fresh water) shall not exceed  a
               median value of  50  organisms/100 mi,
               with not more than 10 percent of
               samples exceeding 200 organisms/
               lOC'mi.

          .b)   (Marine water)  snail not exceed a
               median value of  14  organisms/100 rnl,
               with not more than 10 percent of
               samples exceeding 43 organisms/100 ml

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 (ii)   Dissolved oxygen shall exceed 3 . Q_ me /I
       (fresh water!  or 6.0 mg/1 (marine water).

(iii)   Total dissolved gas - the concentration
       of tocal dissolved gas shall net exceed
       110 percent of saturation at any point of
       sample collection".

 (iv)   Temperature - water temperatures shall 'net
       exceed 13.0° Celsius  (fresh wacar)  or 15.0°
       Celsius (marine wa~er) due to human activi-
       ties.  Temperature increases shall not,
       at any time, exceed t = 2S/ (T -r 7)  (fresh
       water] or t = 12/ (T - 2)  (marine water).

       No temperature increase will be allowed
       which will raise the receiving water
       temperature by greater zhan Q.3a  Celsius
       when na.'C.ural conditions exceed 13 . 3°
       Celsius 13.0°  Celsius (fresh water)  and
       15. 03 Celsius (marine wacer) . .
       dilution zone;  and "T" represents the
       highest: existing temperature in this
       watsr classification outside of anv
       dilution none.

       Provided tha~ ^emoerature Increase result-
       ing from nonpoint source activities shall
       noc exceed 2.3° Celsius, and the maximum
       water temperature shall not exceed 13.3°
       Celsius (fresh water).

  (v)   pH shall be within the range of 5.5 to
       3.5 (fresh water)  or 7.0 ~o 3.5 (marine
     '  water)  wi~h a man-caused variation within
       a range of less than 0.5 units.

 (vi)   Turbiditv shall not sxcead 5 NT'J over
       background turbidi~y when the back-
       ground curbidity is 50 >ITTJ or less,
       or have more than a 10 percent increase
       in turbidity when ~he background
       turbidity is more than 50 NTU,  not
       to exceed a maximum increase of 25 NTU.

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       material concentrations shall be below

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               those of public health significance,
               or which may cause acute or chronic
               toxic ccr.diticr.s to the aquatic biota,
               or which may adversely affect: any water
               use.

       (viii)   Aesthetic values shall not be impaired
               by the presence of materials or their
               effects, excluding "hose of natural
               origin, which offend che senses of
               sight:/ small, touch, or tas~a.

(3)   CLASS 3 (GGCD) .

     (a)   Genera.! Characteristic .  Water cualitv
          this  class shall mee
          merits for most. uses.

this class shall meet or exceed the recuire—
     (b)   Characteristic "Jses-  Characteristic uses
          shall include, but are not. limited to, the
          following:
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          (i)   Indu.st.riai and agricultural "water supply.

         (ii)   Fishery and wildlife habi~at.
         i _  j    ^r^ ^^^ i  "^ec^^ation and aesthetic en ~i c v—
               merit (picnicking, hiking, fishing, and
         (iv)   3~cck watering.

          (v)   Commerce and navigation.
         (vi)   Shellfish reproduction and rearing, an
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               csa    (crabs  shrimo  etc. )  harvestinc.

     (c)   Water Quality Cri-eria.

          (i)   Fecal Colifcrm Organisms.

                a)   (Fresh water) shall not exceed a
                    median value of 200 organisms/ICO ml,
                    with not: more than 10 percent cf
                    samles exceeding 400 organisms/
                    (Marine water)  shall not exceed a
                    med i a n va1ue of 100, w i th not mo r a
                    than 10 percent of samples exceeding
                    300 organisms/100 ml.

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 (ii)   Dissolved oxygen shall exceed  5.5 mg/1  •
       (fresh water')  or 5.0 mg/1  (marine water),
       or 70-percent saturation, whichever  is
       greater.

(iii)   Total dissolved gas - the concentration
       of total dissolved gas shall not exceed
       110 percent of saturation at any point, of
       sample collection.     .    •            .• .
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 (iv)   Temperature -  water temperatures shall
       not exceed 21.0° Celsius (fresh water)
      .or 19.0° Celsius (marine watier) due  to
       human activities.   Temperacur2 increases
       shall not, at  any tir4e,  exceed t 34/(T4-9)
       (fresh wacer)  or t = 16/T (marine water).

       No temcerature increase  will be allowed

      - -^ eiu£ e r a t ur e b v 3—eatsr than 0.3° Celsius
      'when nacurai conditions  exceed 21.0°
       Celsius (fresh wacer)  and 19.0* Celsius
       (marine wacer).
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       For "c->j_rr3osas hereof,  "t" represents
       pemissive
       th Ck ""^ ^ ch°st exist—nc" tSTioersture in this
       water  classification outside of any
(v)
(vi)
       ^rov* ded that temosrature increase result™
       ing from nonpoint source activities shall
       not exceed 2.3°  Celsius, and the maximum water
                            exceed
                                          Celsius
       (fresh  water) .
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       8.5  (fresh water)  and 7.0 to  .
       wacer)  with  a man-caused variation within
       a  range of less thaa 0.5 unitis.

       Turbidity shall not exceed 10 MTU over
       background turbidity when the back-
       ground  turbidizy is 50 NTU or less,
       or have more than  a 20 percent increase in
       turbiditv when the background turbidity
       is more than 50 NTU , not to exceed a
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                       concentrations shall be below ^~hose w'r ^ ch
                       adversely  affec~ oublic heai-h curing
                       characteristic uses,  or which may cause
                       acute  or chronic toxic conditions ~o the
                       aquatic biota, or which may adversely
                       affect characteristic water uses.

                (viii)  Aesthetic  values shall not be reduced by
                       dissolved,  suspended',  floating,  or sub-
                       merced rr.atter  not attributed to  natural
                       causes, so  as  to affect water use or
                       taint,  the  flesh of edible soecies.
(4)   CLASS C (FAIR).

     (a)   General Characteristic.  Watar cualitv of
          this  class  shall mee~ or exceed cha require—



          snail include  but are not. limited to  the
          follcwing:

          (i)   Cooling water.

         (ii)   Co—-.area and navigation.

        (iii)   Fish passage.



     (c)   Water Quality Criteria.

          (i)   Fecal  Colifcrm Organisms:
                                                   (Marine water)
                     •  shall not. exceed a median valua of 200
                       organisms/100 ml, with not more chan
                       10 percent: of sa_mples exceeding 400
                       organisms/i00 ml.

                 (ii)   Dissolved oxygen shall exceed 5.0 mg/1
                       (fresh water) or 4.0 mg/1 (marine wa_er),
                       or 50 percant saturation, whichever is
                (iii)   Total dissolved gas - the concentracion
                       of total dissolved gas shall not exceed
                       110 percent saturation at any coin- of
                       sa_T.oia collection.

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        not exceed 24.0° Celsius  (fresh
        or 22.0° Celsius  (marine  water)  due  to
        human activities.  Temperature increases,                 I
        shall not, ac any  time, exceed c =  33/(T^-li)              •
        (fresh water) or t =  20/(Tn-2)  (marine water).

        No terncerature  increase will  be  allowed   '                I
        which will raise the  receiving wa~er
        terr.oera ture bv  greacer  than  0.3° Celsius                  I
        when natural conditions exceed 24.0°       '              |
        Celsius  (fresh  water) and 22.0°  Celsius
        (marine water).                                           •

        For purposes hereof,  "t"  represents  the
        remissive ~ a me e^** a cure  chance across
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     the dilution zone; and "T" represents
     the highest exis-ing cenperature in this
     water classification outside of any                      _
     dilution cone.        •                                    I
(v)   pH shall be within che range of 6.5 to
     9.0 (fresh water) or 5.5 to 9.0 (m
     water)  with a man-caused variation
        9.0 (fresh water) or  5.5  to  9.0  (marine                  I
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  (vi)   Turbidi™/ shall not exceed  10 N'TC  over
        background curbidicy when the background
      -- tur bid icy is 50 MTU or  less, or  have  -ore
        than a. 20 percent increase  in
                     c"^-j'rt   ~"^'*"1 *"/     r""1  c^
        50 NTTJ, not -o exceed a naxi-urr.  increase
        of 50 MTU.
        concentrations 3'naj.l be beiow  tnose
        which adversely affect oublic  healch
        during characteristic uses, or which may
        cause acute or chronic toxic conditions
        to the acuatic biota, or which may
        adversely affect characteristic water  uses.

(viii)   Aesthecio values shall not be  interfered
        with bv the presence of obnoxious v/asces,
        slirr.es, acuatic growrhs, or materials
        which will taint -he flesh of  edible
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     (a)   General Characteristic.   Water cuaiitv o^~
          this class shall meet  or  exceed the require-
          ments for ail or substantially all uses.


     (b)   Characteristic Uses.   Characteristic uses for
          waters  of this class shall  include,  but are

          not limited to, the following:         ' •
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          (i)   Water suoolv  (domestic,  industrial,

               agricultural).


         (ii)   Wildlife habitat,  stock  watering.


        (iii.)   General recreation and aesthetic enjoy-


               swi.mmi.ng, skiing,  and  boa-ing) .


         (iv)   Fish and shellfish reproduction, rearing,
                an r' Vi ,= T/o e — ••! —* ,—
                .. * V^H • 1 d —• V ._ Cj ^-. -M -• - >-• .


          Water Quality Criteria.


          (i)   Fecal Col if cm Organisms,  (Lakes and


               value of 20 organisms/100 mi,  with not
               mere than 10  oercent of  samcias exceed-
               ing 30 organisms/100 mi.


         (ii)   Dissolved oxygen  - no  measurable decrease
               from natiural  conditions.


        (iii)   Total dissolved gas  -  the concentration
               of total dissolved gas shall  not exceed
               110 percent of saturation ac  any pcir.-
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                      (1)   3ellir.gha.-a Bay east of  a  line     Class  3
                           135° true from entrance of
H                         boat basin (light No . 2 }
                           except as otherwise noted.

•                    (2)   Bellinghan Bay, inner,  easterly   Class  3
                           of a line bearing 142°  crue
                           •through fixed green naviga-
                           tion light at southeast end
                           of dock (approximately  30Q
                           •yards  norrheasz of bell buoy
                           "2") to the base of the east
                           boa- basin jetty.

II                    (3)   3udd Inie- south of latitude      Class  3
                           47°04' N'.  (South of Pries-
          __• . __     ... Point Park) .
  •.'._-.-.' :.•:.--.• -_"—-..-'".. -  .-.	(A)'.  Coastal waters . frora .Ilwaco        Cla_ss AA
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                      (5)   Ccirj7.enca.~er:- Say inner,           Class 3
'•                         from south and east of  a
                           line bearing 225° true  through
•                           the Hylabcs Water-.'/ay iighc
                           except: -he city wacerway
                           south and east of South llth
                           Street.

                      (6)   Cornmenca.T.ent Bay/ city  waterway   Class C
                           south and east of Souzh llch
                           Street.

                      (1}   Drayton Harbor, south of          Class A
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 (8)   Dyes and Sinclair Inlets west     Class  A
      of longitude 122Q37'W.  Special
      conditions - Sinclair Inlet: and
      Port Washington Narrows West of  .
   •   longitude 122°37' W. and south
      of latitude 47335'20"NT. Total
      co 1 if o rrn or can i ST?.S - shall not
      exceed median, values of 1,000
      with less than 20% of samples
      S3CCS^O — "^ '""" ^ ^ Q Q WP^.P £1 S3GO.LcL"~"3Cl
      with any fecal source.

 (9)   Elliott 3'ay east of line between  Class  A
      Q.S. Navy Supply Decoc and
      Duwamish Head.  Special condi-
      tion — total coliforr?. organisrr.s
      shall no — exceed median values
      of 1,000 with less -nan, 20% of
      samples exceeding 2,400 when
     •associated wi~h any fecal source.

(10)   Everett-Harbor east of iongi-     Class  3
      tude 122313'40" W. and south-
      west of a line bearing 121° true
      fro- light >14"  (Snohornish River
      ntouth) .

      Evere-t-Harbor, inner, north      Class  C
      and east of a line bearing
      121° true from light "4"
      (Snoncrnish ?.iver ^.outh) .

(11)   Grays Harbor wes- of longitude    Class  A
      123^59'  W.

(12)   Grays Harbor eas- of longitude    Class  3
      123a59'  W. to longitude 123°
      45'15" W.  (Cosrr.ocolis) . Scecial
      condition - dissolved oxygen -
      shall exceed 5.0 rr.c/1 or 50%
      saturation, whichever is
      greater.
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      and Beliinghan Bays east of
      longitude 122°39'  W. and north
      of latitude 43°27'20" N. except
      as otherwise noted.

(14)-   Oakland 3ay west of 'longitude    Class 3
      12-3° 05'  w.  (inner She!ton
      Harbor).

(15)   Port Angeles south and wes-      Class A
      of a. line bearing 152° urue
      from buoy "2" at the tip of
      Sdiz Hock.   Special condition -
      total colifcrm organises - •
      shall not exceed a median
      value of 240 with less tihan
      20% of samples exceeding
      1X000 when assccia-ed wich-
      any fecal source.

(16)   Port Garble south of latitude    Class A
   ... 47°51'20" N.

(17)   Porn Townsand west of a line     Class A
      between Point: Hudson and Kaia
      Point.

(13)   Possession Sound,  Port Susan,    Class A
      Saratoga Passage and Skagiz
      3ay east of Whidbey Island
      and longitude 122°33"35" W.
      (bridce)  between latitude
      47°57'  M. (Mulkiltco)  and
      latitude 43°27'20" N. (Similk
      Bay)  except as ot^herwise no~ed.

(19)   Souch Puget Sound west of icr.gi- Class A
      tude 122°52'30"  W.  (Srisco
      Point)  and longitude 122°51'
      W. (northern tip of Hartstene
      Island)  except as c-herwise
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      Puget: Sound through Admiralty
      Inlet and South Puget Sound,
      south and vest to longitude
      122° 52'30" v7.  (Brisco Point)
      and longitude  122a51' vv.
      (nort:hern ti?  of Har-stene
      Island),- Hood  Canal, Poss-
      ession Sound south of
      lari-ude 47°51' N.  (Mukil-oo)
      and all Nor~h  Puget Sound
      West  of longitude 122C33"
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              Definitions aoolicable to  all waters  of  the  s~a-e
•                     (1)   "DO" means Dissolved Oxygen.
_                     (2)   "Sstuarine warers" means  all mixed  fresh
              and oceanic waters  in estuaries or  bas  from  the  point:
              of oceanic water  intrusion  inland  to  a  line  connectin
              the outermost points of  the headlands of  o rot active
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•                     (3)  "Marine waters" means  all  oceanic,  off-
              shore waters outside of  estuaries  or  bas and  within
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                      (4)   "Public water" means the same as "wacars
H            of the scate."
                      (5)   "Waters of the state" include lakes, bays,
              ponds, impounding reservoirs,  springs, wells, rivers,
•            streams,  creeks, estuaries, marshes, inlets, canals,
              the Pacific Ocean within ^~'ne t°r'
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              the State or Orecon and  all other bodies
              underground waters , natural or  artificial,  inlann  or
              coastal, fresh or  salt, public  or private  (exceo-  these
              private waters which do not combine  or  effect  a  junction
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Water Quality Standards No- ~o be Exceeded  'To ba
             adopted pursuant co ORS 453.735 and
             enforceable pursuant: to GRS 453.720,
             463.990 and 453.992)

        Notwithstanding the water cuaiitv s-andards

contained below, the highest and bes~ practicable

treatment and/or control of wastes, activities and
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tain dissolved oxygen and overall watiar quality at
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the hlghesc possible levels and water ,~efnoeratures,

coliforn bac-eria concentrations, dissolved chemical

substances, toxic materials, radioactivi-v, turbidities,

color, odor and o~her ceiecerious factors a- zha

lowest possible levels.

        No wastes shall be discharged and -no activities

shall be conducted which either alone or in oombina-ion

with other wastes or activities will cause viola-ion

of the following standards:

        (1)  Dissolved Oxygen :2Q)

             (a)  Fresh Waters - DO concentrations

                  shall noc be less chan 90  ercent of

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•                                les-s  than  95 percent of saturation
_                                in  spawning areas  durinc spawnina/
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•                                of  salmonid fishes.

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M                                zones of upweiled  marine wa-ers
                                  naturally deficient  in CO)  - CO  con-
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          Marine and Escuarine '''"azsrs - No
          significant increase above natural
          background -e-peratures shall be
          allowed,  and water -enrperatures sh;
          not be altered co a degree which
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(3)   Turbidity ^.Jackson Turbidity Unics, JTU)  -




     No more than a 10 percent: cumulative




     increase in natural stream turbidi-ies




     sh.aU. be allowed exceot fo'** ce'^ain




     specifically-  limiced duration activities




     which may be specifically authorized  bv




     DEQ under such conditions as it may pres-




     cribe and which are necessary to acco.T^r.o-




     date essential dredcin9/ ccnscruc~ion, or




    "other iegitiria-s uses or activities whera




     turbidicies in excess of -his standard




     are unavoidable.







(4)   pji (Hydrogen Ion Concentration) - pH




     values shall no~ fail outsida rhe reliev-




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     (a)   Marina Waters - 7.0 - 3.5




     ('°)   Sstuarine and Frash Wa~ers - 5.5-




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(5)   Orga^.is^s of _rhe colifom croup where




     associated with fecal sources  (M?N or




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                           (a)  Marine Waters and Estuarine Shellfish
                                Growin  Wa tiers - Median concentra-
                                tions shall no~ exceed  70 oer  100 nil.
                                Sstuarine wafers other than shellfish
                                               — averacre concentra-
                                tions shall not exceed 240 per 100

                                or exceed this value in more than

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•                         as carbon dioxide, hydrogen suifide, or
                    '       other cases, in sufficient quantities co
                           otherwise in^ur^ous zo public nea^th. shaj.i
                           causa obi actionable odors or to be dale-
H                         terious to fish or other aquacic life,

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      be  allowed.







 (8)   The development of fungi or other growths




      having'  a  deleterious  effect on stream




      bottoms,  fJLsh or other aquatic life, or




      which are  injurious to health, recreation




      or  industr*/  shall not be allowed.
 (9)   The  creation of tastes or odors or toxic




      or other conditions  that are deleterious




      to fish or other aquatic life or affect




      the  potability  of drinking water or the




      paiatabiiity of fish or shellfish shall




      not  be allowed.






(10)   The  formation of appreciable bottom or




      sludge deposits or the formation of a_ny




      organic or inorganic deposits deleterious




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                           sleek  or  floating solids,  or  coating of
                           aquatic life wich oil films  shall not be
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                           human  senses  of sigh-,  tas-a,  small or
                           touch  shall  not be allowed.
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•                         exceed Maximum Permissible Concentrations
•                         (MFC's)  in drinking water, edible fishes
                           or  shellfishes, wildlife/  irrigated crops,
™                         livestock and dairy products,  or pose
^1                         an  external  radiacion hazard.

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of saturation, excso- when stream flow
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             concentrations listed below shall not be

             exceeded unless otherwise specifically

             authorized by DEQ upon such conditions

             as it may deem- necessary to carry out      ^

             the general intent of this plan and  to

             protect the beneficial uses sat forth in

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             Arsenic (AS)                0.01
Barium (3a) ^
3oron (3o}
Cadmium (Cd)
Chromium (Cr)
Copper (Cu)
Cyanide (Cn)
Fluoride (F)
Iron (Fe)
Laad (?b)
M an can a s a ( .vLn )
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™                     (1)  The Department:  may  suspend  the  applica-
•                         bility of  all or  part  of  the  water
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                           surrounding the point of was-s water dis-

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•                    (2)  The sole method of establishing such

                           mixing zone shall be by the Department:
                            enng same  n a waste dscharge cermt.
                      (3)  In establishing a mixing zone in a waste

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_                         (al  may define the limits of zhe mixing
                                 zone  in  terms  of  distanca  from  -ha

                                 point of  the waste  water discharge

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