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PART II
LABORATORY DIRECTORS REPORT
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GROSSE ILE LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 1st Quarter FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BA028
There have been some delays in starting up new grant programs
because of late funding and, consequently, there will be some
slippage in the reporting schedules from the grantees.
II. Issues:
The problems consequent upon the freezing of extramural grant
funds in four ROAPs in the Large Lakes Program are relatively obvious.
Some preview of the possible timing of the release of these funds
would help particularly in multi-year programs which are now being
interrupted.
III. Accomplishments:
The Chemistry-Biology Program of the International Field Year on
the Great Lakes is on schedule and a progress report will shortly be
published describing the individual investigations. A brief State-of-
the-Lake Report is also being prepared. Studies made in collaboration
with Region V, Great Lakes States and various Canadian Agencies have
been initiated for the Upper Lakes Reference Study mandated in the
U.S.-Canada Agreement.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
There are no Administrative/Management problems to report at this
time.
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NATIONAL MARINE MATER QUALITY LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 1st Quarter FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
Six ROAP's at NMWQL have been approved for FY 74. A total of
54 tasks are scheduled to be active. Of these, 14 are delayed and
none have yet been completed.
1BA022
16AAR - This ROAP, marginally funded in the previous FY has been
terminated and the effort has been consolidated at GBERL. We continue
to monitor one contract which is scheduled for critical review and
possible termination in October.
16AAS - Delay in award prolongs the period during which EPA will
not know the effects of chlorination procedures being recommended.
16AAT - Knowledge of potential effects of intraspecies variation
on criteria has been further delayed. Fewer short-term tests will be
run than had been hoped. Available effort has been productively used in
field and community studies.
16AAV - The impact of these delays will probably not be too severe
unless extramural funds do not materialize. Some of the delay shown
reflects a correction of the distribution of effort between ballast
and waste oils.
21AKF - A firm basis for temperature and salinity standards
will not be available as scheduled although improved estimates based on
the literature are being developed. The total impact of extramural
funding delays is likely to be even more severe than indicated as
more continuations come due. This ROAP is unusually heavily dependent
on extramural support.
21BBG - Delays estimated at this point may be made up during the
year"! TFTis is, again, a heavily extramural ROAP
II. Issues:
It will not be news to anyone that the current freeze on extra-
mural funds will be most damaging to current projects due for
continuation. It is also adding to the difficulty of obtaining qualified
investigators who are often unwilling to accept the legendary uncer-
tainty of EPA funding.
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III. Accomplishments:
A document setting forth defensible criteria for dissolved
oxygen in marine waters is in the final stages of preparation. It
represents the culmination of several years of effort.
Internal renovation of the wet lab has been nearly completed
and the teams are installing their test systems now. The contractor
is progressing well on fabricating the new seawater intake structure
but reliability is still limited by the old pumps.
The laboratory has at least obtained computer capability. This
much needed tool will permit significant improvements in experimental
design.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
The move of staff to the Narragansett facility is proceeding smoothly.
Although this has necessarily caused some delays, it is difficult to
gauge the extent. The current division of staff between the two
facilities has seriously interferred with communication and cooperative
effort. I recommend moving the NERC-Cincinnati group to West Kingston
and consolidation of the seawater users by the bay—although the
quarters will be extremely cramped. This will increase our effective-
ness while still providing for the needs of the bacteriologists and will
considerably reduce travel and lost time.
NMWQL has been requested by Headquarters to provide oxygen and
temperature criteria on a crash basis to support the forthcoming
revised water quality criteria document. It appears that this will
require about two man-years of effort and will necessarily cause some
program delays. We will be submitting program revisions to reflect this
commitment.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 1st Quarter, FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BAQ25
Impact of delays will be mainly in delaying completion of the
milstones. In the case of Task 36 of ROAP 21 AIS, it will delay the
starting date of Task 69.
1BA031
Minor grant processing delays which cause concomitant delays in
the completion of milestones. The freeze of ROAP 21 AJE will result in
delay of milestones being attained in that ROAP. Lack of sufficient
manpower in ROAP 21 AJF will impede attainment of goals.
1BA029
Lack of funding and/or the knowledge to what level the program
will be funded have impacted ROAP's 25 AJX and 25 AKM. Initial contacts
with State Agencies and the National Guard in states west of the Misissippi
cannot be made until the funding issue has been resolved. The initial
state contacts are the first of a sequence of events which must occur
before the program can begin in a given state. As a consequence, the
program is now three months behind in the western states. Further
delays will jeopardize the timely completion of 25 AJX.
1BA032 and 1BB392
The "frozen funds" delayed acquisition of COFA's necessary for
submission of grant and RFP packages, thus resulting in a delay in ROAP
milestones.
1BB037
Any delays in the program will prevent the development of
technology necessary to meet the legislated deadline of zero discharge
of pollutants by 1985.
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II. Issues:
1BA025
None
1BA031
Sufficient resources are not available to carry out full-
scale lake restoration demonstrations. Research is brought through
the laboratory and pilot-scale level, but then stymied by lack of
funds for full-scale demonstration.
1BA029
The manner in which the program outputs will be used by the
Office of Air and Water Programs remains unresolved.
1BA032 and 1BB392
None
1BB037
During the first quarter of FY 74 more than one-half of the
staff time and resources were spent in technical assistance to the Effluent
Guidelines Division preventing supervision of ongoing grant projects.
This technical assistance is expected to taper off in the future,
CLS
The backlog of analytical work for the Eutrophication Survey
Branch (ESB) is building and the buildup is due to personnel losses.
Experience in automated analysis is a commodity that is non-available in
people at the technician and entrance professional categorie. Our losses
(Wiley, Eckerle, Bowers, Pengally, Allen, Reed, Webster, Maier and Nedberge)
are causing us problems. There is little that can be done with losses of
temporaries and the loss of Wiley (a full-time permanent) must be expected.
We just don't have the permanent resources to get the job done. If decisions
are made to complete the ESB study, we will have to go to the Agency and the
Civil Service Commission to acquire term appointments for the period of
the study.
A similar situation has surfaced in the computer section in a buildup
of requests for assistance and our lack of ability to respond. Here,
the problem is complicated because of meeting variable NERC needs which are
usually a high priority item.
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III. Accomplishments:
1BA025
Instruments implanted in N. Y. Bight in June were retrieved. The
data, tidal heights 20-80 miles offshore, are the first of their kind
and will be used as part of the verification for our large scale numerical
model of the Bight. NOAA personnel are presently analyzing the reduced
records for harmonic constituents.
1BA031
ROAP 21 AIY. Completed third year of field studies at Diamond
Lake, Oregon, to evaluate the effect of diversion of lodge and campground
wastes on the trophic condition of the lake. Completed preliminary
screening of potential nutrient inactivants for efficiency of nutrient
removal. Completed bioassays for chronic effects of zirconium on Daphnia.
Completed all developmental work on laboratory sediment-water systems
for inactivation longevity experiments. Prepared for partitioning Cline's
Pond No. 1, a requirement for pilot field inactivation tests. Conducted
biological monitoring of pond.
ROAP 21AJA. A mathematical model relating algal growth to
incident solar radiation and concentration of available nitrogen and
phosphorus was written and tested. The results were presented at the
workshop "Modeling the Eutrophication Process" held September 5-7, 1973,
at Utah State University. The workshop was cc„sponsored by the National
Eutrophication Research Program and the Department of Environmental
Engineering, Utah State University.
1BA029
The yearns tributary sampling program ended in Vermont, Rhode
Island, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, Wisconsin, and Connecticut
during the past quarter, and data interpretation and report writing
was started. Preliminary reports were prepared for Green Lake (Wisconsin),
Barton Lake (michigan), Saratoga Lake (New York, Jackson Lake (Georgia),
Clyde Pond (Vermont), Waterbury Reservoir (Vermont), and Harriman Reservoir
(Vermont). The remaining Vermont reports are nearing completion.
Drainage and land use areas were delineated and measured for
62 CY 1972 lakes selected for land use - nutrient runoff study in
Minnesota, New York, Vermont, and Wisconsin. Preliminary graphs relating
nutrient concentrations in surface water to land use were prepared for
the drainage areas of the 62 lakes.
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1BA032 and 1BB392
In 1BA032 the transfer of EIS review responsibility to the
Regional Offices required significant effort for this program element (as
well as 1BB392). A report entitled "Reviewing Environmental Impact
Statements - Power Plant Cooling Systems, Engineering Aspects" was
prepared. This report provides technical information for implementing EIS
reviews. Also, program personnel participated in a Thermal Pollution
Workshop in Atlanta (August 6-9) where the report was a primary text.
In 1BB392 significant progress was made on two fronts relating
to cooling tower blowdown:
1. A mathematical model was developed to predict residual chlorine
concentrations in cooling tower blowdown under various design
configurations and operating modes.
2. An accurate method was developed to predict residual chlorine
concentrations in brackish water characteristic of cooling tower
blowdown was developed.
1BB037
Eleven reports were published during the quarter on completed
grant projects.
CLS
In this quarter 54,000 analyses were reported.
Two papers, one on preservation of wastewater and one on
adsorption of orthophosphate were prepared and distributed to reviewers.
Analytical Quality Control studies were continuing among
Las Vegas, CLS, Ely, and NERP laboratories.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems
1BA031
Because of the temporary aspects of the Shagawa Lake Project
and the site location, there has been, and there will likely continue,
a high turnover rate of employees. If each successive personnel replacement
must be hired at one grade level less than the preceeding grade position
level, it will become impossible to obtain technically qualified personnel.
The three year term appointments for the project were originally established
at a minimum level of GS 4/5. x .
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1BA029
The major problem is the uncertainty caused by lack of funding
and/or a firm knowledge of the exact level of funding. Decisions relevant
to program operation cannot be made until the funding level is established.
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NATIONAL ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 1st Quarter, FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1AA006
In general the specific program delays are covered in
the quarterly ROAP status reports which are attached, but there
are certain basic delays which (should be especially mentioned)
must be addressed if NERL is to realize its full potential. First
of all, the largest problem we face in the intermediate future concerns
the availability of a facility to conduct controlled environmental
research. ROAP 21 ALR is the ROAP most affected by this delay. As
the time for vacating the ARS Ornamental facility draws nearer,
it becomes less and less worthwhile to build or otherwise begin
to develop programs in that facility. However, without a clear
idea of where the greenhouse/lab work will reside after December
1975, it is almost impossible to make programmatic plans. ROAP
21 ALS has only one delay, the awarding of a grant under Task 07.
The immediate impact of this delay is that the grantee may not
be able to continue his research. Under ROAP 21 ALU the largest
problem concerns the delay in funding of those extramural tasks
which have been held on the carry over funding list since the beginning
of the fiscal year. This has resulted in difficulty in timing
or phasing of other parts of the program (interagency agreements
with other agencies, in-house research) and may result in a delay
of several months in bringing the program back into a coordinated
perspective. ROAP 21 BBK is experiencing delays which are of potentially
minimal impact. Task 04 the greenhouse salt air studies have been
delayed because we are unable to fund a contract or grant with the
Boyce Thompson Institute to use their aerosol exposure chambers. This
will result in a delay in the greenhouse salt effects study by several
months. The second delay concerns the awarding of a grant or contract
to look at the usefullness of ecosystem measurement for predicting
environmental stress. This delay will have minimal impact since it
simply means that the time by which we can complete ROAP 21 BBK will
be delayed by two to three months. Additional impacts are anticipated,
but cannot be clearly specified at this time. In general, delays
in acquiring facilities and new resources for achieving a broad mission
will delay somewhat the realization of a comprehensive in-house capability
for ecological research.
II. Issues:
There still remains two major issues which require action of
higher authority within OR&D. The first issue concerns NERL's mission
and scope, the second concerns the availability of a permanent facility.
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Although some progress has been achieved for acceptance of a broader
mission with the formalization and acceptance of our organizational
plan for the entire NERC, a final resolution of this issue can only
be realized with continued awareness and support at the NERC level
and also at the Headquarters level. With respect to space, some of
our problems have been resolved through provision of laboratory space
in the main NERC building and the acquisition of modular office space.
III. Accomplishments:
The major accomplishments of the preceeding quarter are eight
publications in print and achievement of a fully functional program
once again. Oregon State University farm site has been made fully
operative and the ARS Ornamental Facility space is being utilized
effectively pending the installation of portable exposure chambers.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
While there have been few management difficulties in the past
quarter, there are invariably some routine problems which involve
NERL, PNERL and NERC. However, these difficulties are being resolved
and we anticipate no serious problems in the future.
During the past quarter we have experienced some management difficulty
with the cooperative research program administered by the Agricultural
Research Service administered at North Carolina State University.
However, at this time our management difficulties appear to be minimal
and with continued assistance from Headquarters personnel the problem
should resolve itself in the near future.
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SOUTHEAST ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 1st Quarter, FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BA023
Delay in 21 AIL 07 causes proportionate delay in testing and
verifying pollutant fate models. Delay in formalizing IAG for 21 AIL 14
is inconsequential since work has started and is continuing. Delays
in 21 AIM cause proportionate delays in development of mercury and malathion
models, and supplying information on soil pesticide degradation to OPP.
Impact of delay in 22 AEC is unknown.
1BA027
Delay in 07 ABL is tolerable to associated research at Ada. Delays in
16 ADN 37 caused by manpower diversion to write report will likely enhance
EPA's ability to identify organic pollutants in water.
1BA036
Delays in 21 AZT will delay development of control technology for
dyeing operations in textile industry. Delays in 21 AZR will delay
development of control technology for some segments of agricultural
chemicals industry; achievement of EROS will be adversely affected if
delays in SRO's (highlighted below) are not resolved.
1BB039
Delays in 21 AYP affect mainly subsequent tasks in this ROAP. Major
delay is highlighted as an issue below. Delays in some tasks, e.g. 15,
will not adversely affect probability of meeting milestone. In 21 AYP 23,
delay by ARS cooperator in delivering acceptable data and report has delayed
tasks 11 and 12 and has caused SERL manpower to be diverted from scheduled
tasks. Delay in 21 AYU 02 funding will delay completion.
II. Issues:
A decision is needed on strategy of research on agricultural
runoff (1BB039). Revision of plans for 21 AYP during this quarter in
cooperation with PAM has shown a cost of $990K and at least two years
time could be saved in meeting EROS by FY 80 if effort on nutrient runoff
starts in FY 74 "piggy backed with pesticide runoff studies. Issue will
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be presented to AARD in NPS Program Area Review postponed once. Affirmative
decision will require additional resources in FT 74; PAM is prepared to help
solve problem. NERC Director should act to expedite decision if next
growing season is to be used effectively.
SRO's submitted (and apparently approved) for 1BB039 21 AYP 29,
1BB036 21 AZR 14, 1BB036 21 AZR 14, and 1BB036 21 AZR 16 remain in
limbo. Response from recipients has not been sufficient to judge task
efforts, which must be assumed to be out of control. Procedure for
managing SRO's is unsatisfactory for researcher needing SRO results for
successful ROAP. Concept should be abandoned or better procedure
developed to insure timely satisfactory response.
A familiar, but still unresolved issue is the additional resources
for operating AEcoS in FY 74. Six months' operation starting 1 Jan 74
will require $180K more than FY 74 program plan designates for 1BA023.
Indecision in ORD Hq is further adversely impacting SERL morale. Recent
loss of two key professionals, directly attributable to this situation,
will likely be followed soon by a third unless a decision is forthcoming.
A decision in Jan 74 to operate the AEcoS will be so late that a
virtually new operating team will have to be trained and no experiments
can be run until FY 75.
III. Accomplishments
1BA023 - 21 AIL 06 - A sub-model describing the relationship between
biological growth rates and temperature was developed. When values
were estimated for its parameters, the model was found to describe
emperical data well in all cases tested. The model was incorporated
into the aquatic ecosystem model developed to describe phytoplankton
populations and a simplified water chemistry.
The effect of including chemical equilibrium expressions in
the preliminary ecosystem model was studied. A computer simulation
showed reduced growth rates during algal blooms when high inorganic
carbon utilization rates cause the pH to increase. Further computer
simulations were run incorporating six algal species that differed in
nutrient uptake mechanisms and optimal growth temperatures. Four
separate and irregular bloom patterns that frequently occur in natural
waters.
1BA027 - 07 ABL 02 and 03 - Completion of all qualitative analyses of
sixteen samples from two unbleached Kraft papermill wastewaters has
yielded 65 specific identifications of compounds in both mill effluents.
Many of the same compounds were present in both effluents. Thirty-eight
of the 65 identifications have been confirmed. Other compounds have been
identified as to chemical class.
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Each specific compound or class identification was assigned a number
and correlated with its respective GC peak in each of the 16 effluent
extracts. This provides a chemical profile that shows the effect of
treatment in the composition of the effluent.
1BA027 - 16 ADB 25 - Under a grant to Cornell University, a computer
program is being developed for pollutant identification when the
desired reference spectrum is not available. Twenty-five thousnad
(25,000) mass spectra were reviwed for inclusion in the spectra library.
Coding for the Cornell PDP 11/45 computer was completed and trial runs
were made. Sixty seconds are required to perform a complete search of
the twenty-four thousand spectra file.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
The cavalier treatment of grantees scheduled for continued funding
creates ill will toward EPA and diminishes research productivity.
Delays in funding notifications for 3-4 months are not unusual and
cause continuing grant projects to be disrupted, loosing staff and
data. Short-notice terminations because of lack of funds in FY 74
and failure to meet commitments to grantees, made in good faith by
Project Officers, for funding essential grants have eliminated crucial
final year's work and final reports, resulting in nearly complete loss
of return on public's investment. Best efforts of laboratory Project
Officers to avert situation are unsuccessful under present system for
managing ORD programs.
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GULF BREEZE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 1st Quarter
I. Impact of Delays:
1B1077
Nothing to report.
II. Issues:
The need for better communication between NERC Laboratories and
Headquarter Offices dealing with toxic substances was emphasized this
quarter. Recommendations for appropriate action have been made.
III. Accomplishments:
A highlight this quarter was the visit to our laboratory by Mr.
Russell E. Train and members of his staff. Mr. Train was genuinely
interested in our research activities and those of NERC-Corvallis as
a whole. Mr. Train stated to newsmen that one of his primary concerns
was that the criteria promulgated by EPA be sound scientifically and
that the public be made aware and fully informed of the need for these
criteria.
IV. Administrati ve/Management Problems
Two key employees, our purchasing and personnel clerks, terminated in
order to take positions with the Navy. We are having difficulties
replacing the personnel clerk under the constraints of hiring at a grade
level lower than the vacated position. The same difficulties are involved
in our search for a systems ecologist.
Our time and resources expended on technical services this quarter
exceeded our estimation but appears to be returning to normal.
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NATIONAL WATER QUALITY LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 1st Quarter FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BA021
We are not behind on any milestones at the present time except
those caused by delays in contracts, etc., which are beyond our control.
We are, however, running behind on some Tasks even though we haven't
gotten behind on milestones, as yet and we are anticipating a reprogramming
action in October to correct these. Most of them result from increased
time requirements to complete present Tasks over and above what we anti-
cipated and in some cases technical delays have caused the slippage due to
disease of test animals, etc.
II. Issues:
I wanted to call to your attention the bar charts which we have prepared
on our ROAPs for each Task and which I think are extremely useful tools in
quickly assessing when milestones of various types are to be expected. I
can scan these and in one or two minutes, tell how many interim and final
reports are due in any given month.
Our input on the Reserve Mining case has dwindled to the lowest in
several years, now, and apart from Phil Cook who is spending full time at
the trial, we are relatively little engaged in the Reserve Mining activity.
III. Accomplishments:
The tempo of activity connected with decisions on the new Water Bill
and meeting the legislative deadlines has picked up considerably in the
last few weeks and a number of our staff members are spending a substantial
amount of time helping to make some very critical decisions for the Agency.
IV. Admi ni strati ve/Management Problems:
Our biggest problem and diversion of effort on the horizon is the
necessary work which we must do to evaluate the effects of asbestos in
our test water supply on our past research work. We have started the
planning meetings to develop this work and are seeking the help of some
universities in doing so. We anticipate that we will need to buy some
rather expensive equipment in order to complete the work. I have discussed
this equipment purchase with our PAM, with Gordon Everett, and with Gordon
Robeck in Cincinnati, and they are all agreed that we should have the
equipment, anyway, in order to supplement the Agency's capabilities in
this area of analysis and discussions with Gordon Robeck just today
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indicated that he is anxious to see us get it because they may have to do
pilot work on water filtration systems for the City of Duluth and this
would give them added capability. We had money in our in-house budget
this year for equipping the Newtown Laboratory and some additional
equipment at Jerry Bouck's lab and it would appear that the building at
Newtown will not be done in time to use the money this year, so we may
well be able to swing the costs pretty much without any additional
clammering for funds within our own budget.
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ARCTIC ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 1st Quarter FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BA022 - 21ARY
The two-month delay is not significant and will not delay related
tasks in the ROAP.
1BA021 - 21ARX
This delay will affect the completion of the task if the required man-
power is not obtained.
1BB044 - 21ASG
The delay in task 4 is not significant. Task 5 may not be completed in
FY 74; however, this effort could be accomplished early in FY 75 without
affecting the completion of the ROAP. In 21ASF the delay has caused an
unplanned use of in-house funds to cover extramural activities. This will
likely necessitate a reprogramming of funds within the ROAP. The evaluation
of the facilities will not be affected by the delay.
II. Issues:
The major issue still unresolved concerns the $150,000 addition to the
approved ROAP's, including the air pollution research program, at the
Laboratory. The bulk of this money ($105,000) is for the air program
which has high priority in the Region and is of major concern in Alaska.
This is a program decision that must be made between NERC and Headquarters.
A second issue is the chronic overceiling problem at the Laboratory. A
recommendation concerning this issue was the subject of a separate communi-
cation (Oct 1, 73). Until this problem is resolved, the Laboratory program
will continue to suffer from poor personnel and position management.
A third issue involves the question of whether to undertake a "third
project" this fiscal year under ROAP # 21ASF, Task No. 6. A complete
evaluation of this issue has not been made as yet and will be the subject
of a separate communication with recommendations and alternatives.
III. Accomplishments:
The Laboratory staff completed seven research reports and papers
during the quarter. This writing and publication effort represents the
largest such effort in any one quarter at the Laboratory.
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Three of the reports deal with cold climate disinfection and
cover research completed during FY 72-73. This research indicates that
effective treated wastewater disinfection can be achieved at <4°C under
proper conditions. However, these conditions are not commonly found
in wastewater treatment systems and no assessment has been made on the
effect of this disinfection on arctic and subarctic aquatic life.
The air pollution research team completed a very successful
first year. Two projects were undertaken and completed. The report
"Cold Regions Automotive Emissions" covered the results of cold tempera-
tures commonly found in the subarctic on CO and HC emissions. It out-
lined the problems faced in cold regions vehicle emission control,
surveyed the problem on the most practical level, and pointed out ways
in which the problem might be solved. The second project evaluated the
use of ambient cold air to condense water vapor from stack emissions
thereby preventing ice fog. This concept proved effective and could
have significant applications in cold climates.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems
The Laboratory continues to operate without adequate clerical
help. A summer temporary clerk-typist provided sufficient help to
complete a number of important research reports and papers this past
summer. However, we still have seven more reports in various stages
of typing with no one to do the job. We have discussed the possibility
of a temporary clerk-typist with Mike Hebert and Art Sandoval during
their respective visits to the Laboratory. Even though this is not
a final solution, it may see us through a period of heavy work load.
EPA Headquarters has not completed a lease agreement for space
occupancy with the University of Alaska for the Laboratory. The problem
of program support heretofore covered by the AERL-AHSRC Contract was
discussed in a separate memo (October 1, 1973). This problem needs
resolution by NERC and Headquarters.
The visit of NERC Administrative personnel to the Laboratory
during September was very beneficial. Their assistance in budget-finance,
procurement and property management will smooth out many of the problems
we have experienced in the past.
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ROBERT S. KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 1st Quarter FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BB024 1BB036 1BB045
1BB039 1BB040
We are still suffering from impacts produced by the diversion of manpower
to the effluent guideline studies, task forces, and committee assignments
of other areas. Providing there are no new crashes and there is a timely
release of funding dollars for extramural projects, I am optimistic of
accomplishing our assigned tasks within the time frame listed.
II. Issues:
Participation in lagoon upgrading task force committee with deadlines
occurring monthly through January 1974. Task force resulted from request
of Air & Water Program need for guidance and established with Mr. Trakowski's
concurrence.
Participation in task force established by the Non-Point Source Program
(1B2039) and Industrial Waste Program (1B2036).
Continued participation in the effluent guideline activities. These
efforts by our staff seem to be about phased out.
Participation in the technical study committee for salinity production
in the Colorado River Basin and directly the result of President Nixon's
efforts to satisfy Mexico's needs.
Participation of one member of our staff in the SCOPE activities.
These meetings occurring in Europe, are going to impact the dollar resources
of the program. This participation will result in costs of approximately
six thousand dollars which were not included in our budget planning.
III. Accomplishments:
A national feedlot conference was successfully achieved. There are
still many complimentary comments being received. Mr. Russell Train
expressed disappointment to me at not being there.
Mr. Russell Train visited the laboratory on September 24, 1973.
A number of reports which were behind schedule have been sent to the GPO.
IV. Administrative/Management Prob!ems:
There are no serious Administrative/Management problems to report
at this time.
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PART III
ROAP STATUS REPORTS
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
11 Program Element
1AA006
12 Roap No
21 ALR
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16 Total Tasks In Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed 8.No.Active Tasks
27 19 15
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10.No Completed CFY
4. Date
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11 No. Delayed
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14. Roap Manager
L.C. Raniere
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TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
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proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
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08
09
10
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Acute and chronic studies in greenhouse
Pollutant mixture studies in greenhouse
Environmental stress studies (inhouse)
Mechanisms of action studies
Uptake and transport of trace elements
and heavy metals
Transfer funds to USDA, ARS, No.
Carolina State University
8
2
8
2
7/1/73
7/1/73
7/1/73
7/1/73
7/1/73
9/1/73
2/1/74
2/1/74
7/1/75
2/1/74
2/1/74
11/1/73
AD
AD
-Function
Transfer
AD
AD
AG -
Negot.
Proceeding with related Branch Ch.
studies not requiring gas
exposure chambers
il Construction and/or acqui-| HQ
sition of sophisticated
env. control facility.
Proceeding with related studies Br. Ch.
not requiring gas exposure
chambers.
Develop cooDerative work at Branch Ch.
0SU
Expedite HQ
17 REMARKS
Need firm commitment and target date for new ecological research facility.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING — F
F F - Funds Froz en
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late ( E x am p I e - delay in
advice ofallowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance ( spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
11 Program Element '2 Roap No.
I 1AA006 21 ALS
3.Roap Title Tmpac
Disturbed EcoSvs
;JJ|Don Selected Natural and |4'fo/e5/73
S.Page No
_A___of_i
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
5 !
8.
No.Active Tasks
5
9. Wo. on Schedule
4
10. No.Com pleted CFY
0
.11. No. Delayed '1 2.
1 1
13- Program Chief
Vacant
14. Roap Manager
R. Wilhour
15.
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Dea c ri pt
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
11.Program Element
1AA006
'2 Roap No.
21 ALU
16.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
38 ! 2
3P?"pr,TI,l'®J_Predictive Model inq of the Impact of
Air Pollution on Ecosystems
S.No.Active Tasks 1
16
9.No. on Schedule
12
10.No Completed CFY
1
4. Date
10/5/73
5.Page No
1 o ( - J -
113 Program Chief
1 7\.§. Lefohn
14. Roap Manager
mage r
A.S. Lefohn
TT
.11. No. Dela yed
4
1 2.
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De s c ri pt i o n
months
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
26
Biological Scavenging of Air Pdlutants
4
6/1/73
10/73
FF
Has been taken off carryover
1 i st
28
IAG with ARS, Ft. Collins for purposes
of assessing effects of coal-fired
power plants (CFPP) on ecosystems.
1
9/1/73
1/74
0
Delay until CFPP protocol
developed.
30
Grant to NCSU Ag. Experiment Sta.
3
7/1/73
1/74
AG
Complete interagency agree-
ment with ARS
NERL/HQ
27
Grant to Wichita State University
to study effects of coal-fired power
plant on ecosystems.
2
6/1/73
8/73
FF
Has been taken off carryover
1 i st.
17.remarks- 7he delay in funding task 26 has resulted in a phasing problem between the inhouse and extramural
soil research program. Immediate action has been taken to remedy the situation. It is expected the
earliest both components of the program will get back on schedule together will be March 1974.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F- Funds Frozen
F I — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Cont r a ct De I ay (speci fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Personnel Problems (specify
STAFFING ¦ OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1.Program Element 2.Roap No. |3 • R
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Pr
"mm
Element
azagsn
'2 Roap No.
05 ADD
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed '8.No.Active Tasks
1 I 0 1
3. Roap TM^T™XoTer£inc^^^n^!^^f*1Mlmoniafor
Aquar.ir. Llfp
s.No. on sche '
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r-r
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
u>-urj^'ji«Mm.»uniiii .m. u«.i.».. jjul it»umjPw.m.M»ULliiJWnu^ifwmni'>.'tm
1. Prog ram Element
'2.Roap No.
l&BSl
6. Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
16AAD
1
3.Roap Title Effects of Heavy Metals Upon
FTff Bo.^'onT£che
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
"1
1 • ^'°9C.^ni Element
im
'2 Roap No.
16AAE
16.Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
|3.Roap Title Bioassay Technical Support for
Frashwa
14.Date
8.No.Active Tasks
10-1-73
10. No.Co m p leted CFY
0
S.Page No.
-_JL_--of-l-.
11
11. No. Delayed
0
1 2.
113 Program Chief
Donald I. Mount, Ph.D.
14. Roap Manager
John W. Arthur
TsT
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task ^o.
Brief
Description
months
dolayed
origin al
target
proposed
ta rget
Reason
R ecommended Action
By Whom
17. REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F — Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec I f y )
FL — Funds Late ( Eiampl e' delay in
advice allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG — Grant/Contract Delay (specl(y)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Stoff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance ( spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
¦ 1 r* ¦ »vj
I1' lBlbaflE,emenl ;2 R08P No" 16AAI
3.Roap Title Development of Biological Test Method
4. Date
10-1-73
5.Page No
. J of _ JL
®6.Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
i 8 1 0
B.No.Active Tasks
8
9.No. on Schedule
8
10. No.Co m p leted CFY
0
11. No. Delayed '12. I
0 I I
913 Program Chief
J Donald I. Mount, Ph.D.
14.Roap Manager
James M. McKlm, Ph.D.
15. j
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brio' Description
months
deIayed
original
i arget
proposed
tu rg et
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17. REMARKS"
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F - Funds Froien
F| - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec I fy )
FL - Funds Late (Example* delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (sped f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I s tance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec Ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
-agM»nw'¦¦•¦¦¦¦- ¦.»-"¦¦¦ ^t«»wP8B!»i^^wwwaiwwri
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
.-W -. J. V.jS '¦!...' -J
1 P,rsg'^n Element
»
' 2 .Roap No .
16AAJ
3.RoapTitle Short-Cut Methods to Determine
6.Total Tasks In Roaps |7.No.Tasks Completed
B. No ¦ Act I ve Tasks TpJYh£.a«fttSctfeiA?f1*'
6
10.No.Completed CFY
0
4.Date
10-1-73
5.Page No.
} ol-J-
11
I
0
11. No. Delayed
0
'1 2.
13 Program Chief
DonaT.cf I. Mount, Ph.D.
14.Roap Manager
James M. McKim, Ph.D.
15.
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brief
Desc rlptlon
moot Jib
deIayed
original
target
proposed
tu rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17. REMARKS'.
REASON FOR DELAY COPE
FUNDING — F
F F — Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Furvds D I v e r ted ( s pec I fy )
FL - Funds Late ( Exampl e: delay in
advice of al low jn c e )
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AO — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG— Grant/Con t r a ct De i ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP — Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING > OTHER-- O/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec Ify)
0— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
H1 -Program EIement '2.Roap No. 1A.,„
1 i*An?i lbAAK
3 . Roap Title £
ttect of Synthetic Hazardous Organic
n t-hfi Frp.shwat-pr TCnvirnrraipnt
#.Date Is.Page No. M
m-1-7T 1 T of--i S
¦ 6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
1 21 ! 0
8.No.Active Tasks
15
9.No. on Schedule
0 'jf"
10. No.Co m p leted CFY
0
11
. No. Delayed '12. N
0 | |
W13. Program Chief
14.Roap Manager
ToVin fl Pat-nn
1s- H
16. TASKS
DELAYE D
B
Task No. Brief Description
month®
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason Recommended Action
By Whom
17. REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF — Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted { s pec I f y )
F L - Funds Late (Example' delay
advice "I al lowance )
I n
AD MIN ISTRATI VE - A
AO — Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (sped fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- P/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
A ssIs tance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec Ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
i4„ ;
w* i'*g U' I «"V"»V"""t">' ' RA'UJ^V'ifVSj
litf-'lfii I iV- •*— -^Tiilf Yvhi^ it*ii _Z
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
RB1 Program Element '2.Haap No.
IB 1BA021 16AA0
3.RoapTitle Complex Effluent Criteria
4. Date
10-1-73
5.Page No
] of-JL I
B6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
1 18 ! 0
8.N0.Active Tasks
7
9.No. on Schedule
7
10.No.Completed CFY
0
11. No. Delayed '12. 1
0 1
9|13. Program Chief
S Donald I. Mount, Ph.D.
14.Roap Manager
William B. Hornine. II
15
Task Ko.
Brief Description
16. TASKS DELAYED
month*
delayed
original
target
proposed
ta rqet
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17. REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F - Funds Froz en
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec I f y )
FL — Funds Late (Example: delay In
advice of allowance)
AD MIN ISTRATI VE - A
AO- Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG— Gra nt f Con t r a c t De I ay (sped fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dlverslon of Staff for Other Than
Technical A9S | stance(spec I fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
1
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
i.Pro
M1
E lement
»»;^CTr^Aj.L^iij.iUJLJ»m«nm!»rfnmnaCTiTrBTr!wn
'2.Roap No.
21AKG
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
——'¦
3.Roap Title Effects of Air Supersaturation on
6-Klo.Active Task.^ten^eSfite* iMtf^gmVlfftd CfV
4.Date
10-1-73
8
;o ml
1
11. No. Delayed
0
S.Page No.
ol _ JL
By Whom
"/oSm'IIS'unt, Ph.D.
14.Roap Man
Manager
Gerald R. Douck, Ph.D.
rr
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
8 r I e I
De a crlpt'on
month#
delayed
origin al
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
17. REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D I v e r ted { s pec 1 (y )
Funds Late ( E x am p I e : delay In
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Con t r a ct D e I a y (spec I f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- O/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass 1stance(spec Ify)
O— Other (specify)
3i&BHBS232£B3!52i*3
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
9h Program Element '2 Roop No.
3 115 AO 21 16ABI
3 . Roap Title T
emperature and Dissolved Oxygen
4. Date
10-1-73
S.Page No.
...I...0I.JL. I
B|*>•Total Ta»ks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
¦ 20 ! 0
8.N0.Active Tasks"
13
No.vrf'S'tfhvauTtf'"
13
To". NaycrorhTi'lefo'd^CFY"
0
n. No. Delayed '12. 1
0 1 1
in 13- Program C hief
S Donald I. Mount, Ph.D.
l4.Roap Manager
Bernard R. Jones
IS.
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No. Brief Description
month*
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17.remarks-
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F- Fundo Frozen
Fl — Funding insulficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec I fy )
FL- Funds Late ( E x amp I e : delay
advice 'I at lowance )
ADMIN ISTRATt VE - A
AO — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AC- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (specl ly )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Dlvorslon ol Stoff lor Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rslo n of Staff for Other Than
Technical A99 Istance(specIfy)
O- Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
Jl-^rg^y^Element '2 Roap No. 25AIC 3.Roap Title E
Efects of Oil(sl) on Freshwater Fish, 4j8a,-.e 5.Page No.
thpr Frpshvafpr Mfp and UIIHHfp of
nt>.Total Tasks in Roaps |7.No.Tasks Completed
| 3 ' °
8.No.Active Tasks
3
s.No. on Schedule
3
10.No.Completed CFY
0
.11. No. Delayed '1 2.
0 I
Jl3Dor«fl.rcf"1 .CIMount, Ph.D.
14.Roap Manager 15.
Steven F. Hedtke
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brief Description
months
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Furtds D I v e r ted ( s pec I f y )
FL- Funds Late ( Examp I e: delay In
advice of al lowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
A P -
Delays
Fa I lu re
Equ Ip men t
Equi pmenl
Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (sped fy )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rslo n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec Ify)
0— Other (specify)
HyiuaiwutwuiJiB
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BA021
'2 Roap No
21ARX
3.Ro«p Title Effects of Man on Arctic
Freshwater Ecosystems
8.No.Active Tasks
».No on Schedule
5
10. No.Completed CFY
0
4 Date
10/05/73
S.Page No
1 of — J-
16.Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
11
I
13. Program Chief w>
11 No.Delayed
1
1 2
14 Roap Manager w< Mueller
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
8 r I e I
Description
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
06
Effects of Low D.O. and Low Tempera-
tures on Arctic Biota
07/76-
0*
Hire temporary technician
to complete FY 1974 portion
of task
Lab.Di r.
NERC
17 remarks. *Biological Laboratory Technician working on this task terminated employment in August 1973.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
F F- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (spec! f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O- Other (specify)
¦
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QUARTER .Y ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 ^rS^r^?ir\E,e'non' 2 Roap No.
1BA021 P 21 ASA
|3 Roap Title
1 Effects of Oil on Arctic Freshwater
4. Date
10/05/73
S.Page No
__L of I....
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
4 ! 0
8.No Active Tasks
3
a No. on schedule
3
10.No.Completed CFY
0
11
No Delayed
0
1 2
13. Program Chief Richard w> Latimer
14 Roap Manager
Ernst W. Mueller
15
16. TASKS
DELA V E D
Task No
Brie I
De a c ri pt >o n
month*
de layed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS-
REASON FOR OELAY CODE
FUNDING F
A D MIN (STRATI VE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
FF-
F I -
F D -
Fl -
Funds Frozen
Funding insufficient
Funds Diverted (specify)
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff lor Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical A$s i stance(spec i fy)
0— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|3 . Roap Title E
1 ina f ed Cnmnni
ffects of Free C
lnH a nn Col aft-a A
hlorine and Chlor-
4. Date
10/9/73
5 Page No 1
—] of - - J,
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
11 ! 0
8.No Acme Task*
1
9. No. on Schedule
0
Id. NO Completed CFY
o
11
. No. Delayed
1
1 2
113- Program Chief
14.Roap Manager
ii.
16 TASKS
DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
09
Effects of chlorinated waste treatment
effluents
L0/1/73-
1/1/74
FF
Release Funds
HQ
17 REMARKS:
FUNDING F
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
F F -
F I -
I F D -
I FL -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec I fy )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (spec) f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical I
Ass I stance I
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than I
Technical Assistance (spec ify) I
0— Other (specify) I
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BA.022
'2 Roap No
16 AAT
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed '8.
14 ! 4
13' Program Chief
3.Roap Title Criteria for Heavy Metals to
|fatC t.m-I.Ld CfV
6
14.Roap Manager
4. Date
10/9/73
1 5.
11 No. Delayed
n
5.Page No
- J o f -
. J.....
T27
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Desc rlpt'on
month*
de I ayed
original
t a rget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17.REMARKS-
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
F F -
F I -
F D -
F L -
FUNDING F
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
Funds Late ( E * amp I e - delay in
advice of al lowan c e )
ADMIN ISTRATI VE
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specif
y )
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
11 Program Element
1BA022
'2 Roap No
16 AAV
16 Total Tasks In Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
113 Program Chief
|Dr. Eric D. Schneider
jpersants. and petrochemical wastes on marine life
I.No •
8.No.Active Taska
14. Roap Manager
Dr. D. K. Phelps
8.No. on Schedule
5
10.No Completed CFY
0
10/9/71
S.Page No
--1 of.
.1.
11. No. Delayed
1
1 2
157
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De s c rIpt 'o n
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
I a rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
12
Short term bioassajs of effluent
6/30/74
1/1/75
DO, AD
Complete wet lab
Lab Dir,
17.REMARKS:
Task 12 delayed because of concentration of manpower into task 17, waste oils. We also had no suitable facility to run
continuous exposures of ballast effluent. Project will recommence on completion of waste oils task.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING — F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay In
advice ofallowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
P ... « ii i w
Grant /Con t r a ct De I ay (sped f y )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O- Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
11.Program Element
1BA022
'2 Roap No
21 AKF
3 Roap Title Ecological Requirements Essential for
[6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed
46 I 0
113- Program Chief
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
8.No.^ctI ve'"Vasts ^ flf)No.^on^S^cHetfule1 P 8
24
28
4. Date
14. Roap Manager
Dr. D. K. Phelps
;om plat
0
:fy
10/9/73
T5T
11. No. Delayed
4
S.Page No
---y —-ol 1-.
1 2.
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brief Description
mont-hs
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
t a rg et
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
29
30
32
West Coast polychate culture
Sublethal effects, corals
Temperature standards
Salinity standards
2
2
11/19/73
LO/11/73
6/30/74
6/30/74
8/30/74
8/30/74
FF
FF
AD
AD
Release funds
Release funds
Complete wet lab
HQ
HQ
Lab. Dir.
Lab. Dir.
17 REMARKS-
Task 34: Objectives of this task will be met by transferring support to 21 BBG, Task 05.
Tasks 03,04,29: Delays proportional to duration of freeze.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
F I — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass 1stance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1.Program Element
1BA022
' 2 Roap No .
. 21 AKK
Completed
|3 . Roap Title
Biological Techniques for Water
a
.Active^Task's*"^J-Vo. on^clefiuVe"1"
7
4.Date
JJQ/3/23-
10.No.Completed CFY |11 No. Delayed
0 2
5 Page No
- 1 °'
6 Total Tasks
18
in Roaps
17. No Tasks
l 0
o. on scr
5
12
tt
13 Program Chlet
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
14.Roap Manager
Dr. D. K. Phelps
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
In rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
14
Bioassay system, larval arthropods
1
9/1/73
10/1/73
AG
17
Toxicity data file
6
7/1/73 "
1/1/74
A)
17 REMARKS'
Task 14: Negotiation necessary, no further problem.
Task 17: Coordination with Data Systems and Office of Toxic Substances is required unless scope severely restricted.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i (y )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
A F — Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speclly )
FL - Funds Late ( E lamp I e . delay in AO- Other Administrative (specily)
idvice <>• allowance)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion ot Stafl for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rslo n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Pro
lement
|3-^Roap Ti 11e Ecological Assessment of Ocean
6-Tolal Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed 8.No AcHve
sn»-
0
13 Program Chief
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
• asks
* No. on Schedule
0
14.Roap Manage r
—nr. D. K. Phelps
10.No Completed CFY
0
4. Date
10/9/73
5 Page No
-_3 of 1 - -
11 No Delayed
6
1 2.
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task Ko
Brief Des c r i pt ¦ o n
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
01
Merits of deep ocean and shelf disposal
FF
Release funds
HQ
02
Leaching from spoils and sludge
FF
V "
II
03
Ecological effects of spoils and sludge
FF
M It
II
04
Bioassay and bioaccumulation
4
9/15/73
1/15/74
AD, DO
Complete wet lab
Lab Dir.
05
Site monitoring methods
4
9/15/73
1/15/74
AD, DO
II If
It
06
Biological availability at dump sites
FF
Release funds
HQ
17 REMARKS
General: Extramural support is being sought in anticipation of release of funds.
Tasks 04,05: Delays in completion of wet lab facilities and diversion of staff for permit hearings and drafting
of regulations contribute equally to delays.
This ROAP is being revised to properly reflect the higher level of effort intended for coming fiscal years. Such
revisions have been requested by the PAM and by NERC-Corvallis.
funding - - f
FF— Funds Frozen
F| - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Div erted (spec i ly )
FL - Funds Late ( Eaampi e. delay in
advice of ai lowan ce )
REASON FOR OELAY CODE
A D MIN ISTRAT1VE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant iConl r a c t Delay (specify )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- P/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Stall lor Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ily)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No.
1BA022 ?1ARY
|3. Roap Title
1 Effects nf M.
iri nn Arr.Hr Fc+uarinp
4 Date
10/05/73
5.Page No 1
1 of 1--...
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
5 1 0
S No Active Tasks
3
a.No. on schedule
2
10.No.Completed CFY
0
11
No. Delayed
1
1 2*
" c"'" Richard W. Latimer
14.Roap Manager
Ernst W. Mueller
15.
16. TASKS
DEL A Y E D
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
origins!
t a rget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
Baseline Study of Arctic Estuarine
Envi ronment
10/73-
12/73
A.6.
Contact Grantee to expedite
report
Project
Officer
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
F F - Funds Froien
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FO- Furfds D I v e r ted ( s pec i I y )
FL - Funds Lale (Example* delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
Ad — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con I r a ct De I a y (spec I f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diveision of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(apecIfy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
[1 Program Element '2 Roap No.
1 1BA022 21ARZ
3. Roap Title
Effects of Oil on Arctic Estuarine
4. Date |5.Page No
10/05/73 1 --V of---l
16 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
6 I 0
8.
No. Active Tasks 19.No. on Schedule
4 | 4
1o.No Completed CPV
0
11. No. Delayed '12.
0 |
13 Program Chief
Richard W. Latimer
14. Roap Manager
Frnct Ul Mnol lor
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De » c rl P11o n
month*
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R eason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i ly )
FL - Funds Late ( Eiampl « - delay
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG- Grant fCont r a ct De I ay (specify )
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BA023
'2 Roap No
21 AIL
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Task* Completed
13 ! 3
3. Roap Title
Dynamics of Natural Freshwater Ecosystems
"o Completed
8.No.Active Tasks
4.Date
2 Oct 73
5.Page No
-_1- o'
13- Program Chief
Dr. M. M. Sanders. Ill
9.No. on schedule
4
10 No Completed CFY
0
14 Roap Manager
nr. U- M Sanf1pr<: TTT
11. No. Delayed
1
^127
15
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Desc riptlon
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
Ia rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
07
Experimental determination of physical,
chemical, and microbial rate constants
& their dependency on biotic & abiotic
factors
6/30/74
12/30/74
0 *
FI
Approve over-target resources
AARD
17 REMARKS:
* Loss of critical personnel
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING -- F
FF— Funds Frozen
FI - Funding insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG— Grant/Con t r a ct De lay (specify )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O— Other ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BAQ23
'2 Roap No.
21
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
29 ! 1
|3.Roap Title Fate & Impact of Selected Pollutants I4 °*'e __
-1n' - »¦- — -2 Sc* 73
0.No Aci Ivo Task •
14
9 No on Scffeaule
10
10 No Completed CFY
0
5.Page No
_Jl o»-i-
13- Program Chief
Dr. W. M. Sanders. Ill
14.Roap Manager
Dr. W. M. Sanders, TTT
11 No. Delayed
4
1 2.
15.
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brief
Description
months
de layed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
13*
30
32
33
Develop submodel routines for combined
chem., photochem., & microbial degrada-
tion, degradation rates & product form-
ation.
Study combined chem, physical & photo-
chem & microbial degradation
Grant to conduct research workshop on
chemical & photochem degradation of
pollutant pesticides in soils
Grant to determine chem & photochem
degradation kinetics & product forma-
tion for selected pesticides on soil.
9/30/74
12/30/74
3
3
9/1/74
1/1/74
1/30/74
12/1/74
4/1/74
4/30/74
0**
FI
0**
FI
FI
FI
Approve over-target resources
AARD
Same as Task 13
Same as Task 13
Same as Task 13
17 REMARKS:
* Task 13 - output should be mercury model, not malathion model.
** Loss of critical personnel.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F - Funds Frozen
FI - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted ( sptci fy )
F L - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I a y (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assisfance(spec ify)
O— Other (spec i fy )
J
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BA023
'2 Roap No.
1BA023 22 AEC
6 Total Tasks in Roap* |7. No.Tasks Completed
a.Ro.p Titie rjon-point Water Pollution Source
dels
Roap Title |> on-D
^.sM^a.n. TO,
2.
4. Date
3 Oct 73
10. No.Completed C FY In No" Delayed TT
5 Page No
_L
l3Drf.°V.aiPl.CSanders, III
Chief
io. on schedule
_L
Dr? W. W.9e5anders, III
15
Ju
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Des c ri pl 'o n
months
deIayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
Contract to develop loading model for
non-point source pollution for
selected priority category and river
basin.
9/1/73
2/1/74
FF *
AO
Decide what work should be
done
PAM
17 REMARKS:
* No decision on selection of watersheds to be researched.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
FO- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - *
AD — Equipment Oelays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER
OtO
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsio n ol Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O- Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
No.
|7 No Tasks Completed ;8 No Active Tasks
2 5
3. Roap Title flaHon?ntssessmen^T^froun3
Water Pollution Problems
o Actl
|9.No on Schedule
3
4. Date
10/3/73
S Page No
T--_ot _ -1-
16 To'ta'l fa slTs in Roaps
10
113 Program Chief
JacK W. Keeley
10.No Completed CFY
0
14 Roap Manager
Marion R.Sealf
ii
No Delayed
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
07
09
Second National Ground Water
Quality Symposium.
*Contract is near completion at this ti
Assess ground-water problems in
southeastern states.
**More favorable competitive time for c
ne.
1
mtract
8/73
9/73
11/73
2/74
AG*
AO**
None. Delay is not
critical at this point.
Delay milestone until 2/74
Dr response
Pro gram
Chief
17 REMARKS.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
p'os,,™eim%
2 R
5 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed B.No Active Tasks
3 1 0 1
13.Roap Title Criteria & Parameters for Ground-
ed- pqgiji Maryypjinpnl-
13- Program Chief
Jack W. Keeley
14 Roap Manager
S^VtTule
1
o.Completed CFY
0
4. Oat e
10/3/73
Pag^
No
of
11 No Delayed
0
1 2.
Jack W. Keeley
157
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No Brief Description
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice °f a I lowance )
ma
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
p*Program Element '2 Roap No |3.RoapTltle 1C t lve Mode IS
I 1BA024 21AK0 I in the Ground-Watt
tor Pollutants
;r Environment
4 Date
10/3/73
S.Page No 1
---1---OI---1 |
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
74 1 7
8.N0.Active Tasks
s
9.No on Schedule
S
10. No Completed CFY |1i. No. Delayed 12. I
n in I
13- Program Chief
Jack W. Keelev
14 Roap Manager
Willi am T Thin lap
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No Brief Description
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS-
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds DIverted ( specify )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al low a n c e )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Con t r a c t De I ay (spec! f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ily)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
' TawS""""
3 . R oap Title
Scientific Criteria for Ocean Disposal
4. Date
Oct. 4. 1973
5.Page No
--J of -l
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
30 ! n
s.
No.Active Tasks
14
9.No. on schedule
in
10.No.Completed CFY n. No. Delayed '12.
4 4|
13- Program Chief
Dr. D. J. Baumqartner
14.Roap Manager 15.
Dr. D. J. Baumqartnpr
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De s c r i p 11 o n
mon ths
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
09
21
Synoptic Survey of PCB in L. A. Bight
final report
Determine quantitative Response Character
istics for Benthic Invertebrates and
Demersal Fishes of the LA Bight to
Waste Water Discharges.
9
- 3
1/73
6/75
9/75
FL
AG (1)
No action; final report is n
in process 10/73.
None
dw Grantee
36
HM in LA Bight. Model and Computation
methods.
1 6
1/73
7/73
FL
Action already taken
Manage
38
Mercury Chemistry in Natural Waters
801512
9
6/73
3/74
FL
Action already taken
*QAP Manager
17. REMARKS-
Cl) Delay in the awarding of the grant
REASON FOR DELAY COPE
FUNDING -- F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowince )
AD MIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equ lp merit Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant/Con t r a c t De I ay (speci 1y )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec Ify)
O- Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
11 Program E lement
1BA1025
3 . Roap Title
'2.Roap No.
21 AIS-A I Scientific Criteria for Ocpan ni<;nn«;ai
6-TotalTasks In Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed 8.No. Active Task* |9.No on iTcheaule ^.No.Complaied CPY
15
113- Pf.pgr in Chief
¦ D. J. Baumgartner
14. Roap Manage^
W. F. Ritrail
4. Oat*
10/04/7.1
11 No.Delayed
3
5 Page No.
--I of-,.]-.
'1 a
1 5.
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Br l« ( Description
months
de I ayed
origin al
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
05
11
Improvement of Analytical Methods
Development of Specific Analytical
Methods
Development of Methodology for
assessment of bioaccumulatory nature
of specific industrial waste
constituents
7/75
7/75
7/76
7/75
7/75
7/76
None (Slippage to be made up
during grant funding
period)
17 REMARKS'
J!;:0TH.ERJl The design of these studies is defined in terms of a document to be issued by Headquarters staff
0R&[J and the initiation of work is directly related to their publication of finding the Methods Manual.
It is now in the review process and the final documents are expected prior to end of this Calenday Yr.
F F -
F I -
F 0 -
F L -
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
ADM IN ISTRATI VE
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Contract Delay (specily)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/O
DA - Diversion ol Staff lor Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion ol Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance (spec Ify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Roap No.
1BA1025 21 AIT
3. Roap Title
Predictive
odels for Pollul
14.Date IS.Page No 1
tants in Drpan JFnvirnn. in/d/71 1 of--!-
6.Total Tasks in Roaps 7. No Tasks Completed
23 ! 9
8.
No.Active Tasks
5
9.No. on Schedule
3
10. No Completed CFY [11. No. Delayed '12
1 ! 2 1 I
13 Program Chief
Dr. D. J. Baumgartner
14. Roap Manager
R. J. Callawav
15.
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
t a rgel
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
12
13
Fjord Hydrodynamics
Numerical Models, N. Y. Bight
6
4
10/73
8/73"
4/74
12/73
FL
0
6 months extension granted
Hdqtrs.
17. REMARKS:
(0--0THER). Extra commitments by grantee. Grant interagency agreement extension given.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
i n
AD MIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
0— Other (spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Roap No.
I 1BA026 21AKP
3 Roap Title ireaictive Moaei or unem. , uioiog. , k
Physical Process Affecting Pollution of Lr. Lakes
4 Date
10/9/73
5.Page No
-_1 of- -1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Taska Completed
\ OL ' 2
8 No .Active Tasks
9 No on Schedule
22
10.No Completed CFY 111. No Delayed 12
! o i
113 Program Chief
Thomas
14 Roap Manager
Tudor Davies
„
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Detc ri pt>on
months
de iayed
original
larget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FO- Funds Divtrled (speci ly )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice °f allowance)
i n
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant /Cont ract De I a y (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (spec i fy )
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Prog ram E lement
1 RAO 7 f\
'2 Roap No.
7 1 BA7.
3 Roap Tl t le
4 Date
1 flPkU /U 7 I KAZ. I Sll ppfll* t~ of ¦
6 Total Tasks in Roap* 17 No Tasks Completed j8.No Active Tasks
0
13 Program Chief
—Thomas
114 Roap Manager
1—Tudor Davlee
»fJtroGlftftaa.[!P"f5.fJi.3|„
S Page No
--1
o f
1 2
T5~
16
TASKS DELAYED
[Task No
Brief Description
month)
delayed
original
t a rget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17.REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF — Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D l« e r ted ( s pec I fy )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay In
advice al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Com racl Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical A88istance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
2 R
W(
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
Superior Lake System
8
0
13- Program Chief
Tbomas
8.No Active Tasks
14 Roap Manager
Tudor Davfes
».No on Schedule
6
4. Date
10/9/73
10.No Completed CFY
S Page No
- _ J of--l-
11 No Delayed
2
i2
TT5
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brief
Description
months
de layed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
07
Ship Leasing
Data Input to STORET
3 Mos.
3 Mos.
AO
AP
Hire Temp.
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fi — Funding Insufficient
FD- Fu rfds D I v erted ( spec i fy )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG— Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1RA0?(S
2 Roap No
i 75ADR. . .
|3'£a°rfeTILa5esUidelineS f°r Controlling Nutrients-
4 Date
10/9/73
S.Page No 1
] of 1---
6 Total Tasks in Roaps
li
17 No Tasks Completed
' 1
8 No Active Tasks
9.No on schedule
10
10.No Completed CFY
11
No. Delayed
1
1 2.
13 Tmsfls Cl,'e1
14 Roap Manager
Tudor Davfes
IS
16 TASKS
DELAYE D
Task
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
t argel
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Nutrient Budgets of Major Large Lakes
5 Mos.
Certain nutrient inputs could
not be estimated at this tirre.
Programs have been started tjo
supply needed information.
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec I I y )
FL - Funds Late (Example: delay
advice ofallowance)
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass Istance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
El
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Roap No
1 1RA0?6 25ADS
3.Roap Ti tleGuidelines for Controlling
iical Stresses Caused bv Thermal Poll
the Ecolo-
of Lb Lakes
4. Date
10/9/73
5 Page No
1 of - - J.
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
5 10
8.
No.Active Tasks
s.No. on Schedule
4
10. No.Co m p leted CFY
11
No. Delayed
1
12.
113 Program Chief
Thomas
14
.Roap Manager
TnHn-r Havi'ps
15.
16 TASKS
DELAY E D
Task No
Brief
Description
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Effects of Once Through Cooling
1 Mos.
FF
Funds being held up by Dr.
Greenfield
17 REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (sp ec i fy)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
A D MIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass I stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
1 Program Element '2 Roap No.
1BA026 25ADX
3.Roap Ti tieUULaeilnes ror tne control or Dredge
Operat. & Disposal of Dredge Spoils in Lg Lakes
4. Date
10/9/73
5 Page No
_ _ _1_ _ _ _ of - - 1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
5 1 0
8"
No Active Tasks
9.No. on Schedule
u
10.No Completed CFY
11. No. Delayed '1 2
1 1
13 Program Chief
Thomas
14 Roap Manager
Tudor Davies
15
16. TASKS DELAYED
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
Task Ko
Brief Description
months
de I eyed
original
iarget
proposed
la rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
06
Determine Impact of Dredging &
Disposal on the Ecosystem.
FI
Incorrect Milestone Date,
should be 6/30/74
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F- Funds Frozen
FI — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r led ( s pec I f y )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay In
advice ofailowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a c t De I a y (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rslo n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance ( spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
' No'07ABL
|3.Roap Title Identification of Chemical
hn Industrial Wastewaters
Pollutants
4 Date
in/?/73
S.Page No 1
1- _ _ o f - -1
[6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
| 15 i 0
8.No Active Tasks
8
».No. on Schedule
7
10.No.Completed CFY
0
11
. No. Deiayed
1
1 2.
13 Program Chief
W. T. Donaldson
l4.Roap Manager
A. W. Ram"?nn
1s*
16. TASKS
DELAYE D
Task No
Brief Description
months
de I a yed
origin al
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Identify Pollutants in Petroleum
6
12/31/73
6/30/73
DO*
Reschedule Research
Refinery Wastewaters
Report on Separation
Techniques for Petroleum
Refinery Pollutants to
6/30/74
17. REMARKS:
~Time diverted to Tasks 02 and 03.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ol ai lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Con t r a c t D e I ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BA027
2 Roa
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
9 i 1
3 Roap Title Jde
113
VT"Bi>ncaVal
son
t.s 1
asks
14. Roap
a .ire
ion of Chemical
.1. Wastfwa,f.Rrs
edule 10 No Completed CFY
4 Date
in/?/7T
Jo. Oelayec
11. No. Delayed
0
S.Page No
arri son
15
1 2.
I
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
•nonthi
de I ayed
original
t argot
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING -- F
F F - Funds Froz en
Fl — Funding insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted (specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example - delay In
advice of ai lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel ProbiemB (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
¦an
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
II Program Element
1BA027
'2 Reap No
16ADN
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed .8.No Active Tasks
3.Roap Title Identification of Organic, Inorganic
inH F1 Ptqpnta 1 r.hpmiral Ppl 1 utant*;
1o Active Tasks |9 No on schedule PO.N
18
10. No Completed CFY
0
4.Date
y?im
No Delay<
5 Page No
1 o I
83
16
113 P/og/ am Chief
W. T. Donaldson
26
14 Roap Manager
T. B. Hoover and J.M. McGuirp
15
11 No Delayed 12
_8 !
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
22
23
27
29
Spark Source Mass Spectrometry
Mass Chromatography
Improve Low Resolution Mass
Spectrometry
Grant "Spectra Matching"
4 1/2
9/1/73
9/1/73
11/1/73
2/1/74
1/15/74
9/28/73
DA
AD/DO
[Task 65)
Reschedule Milestone for
Research Report
None
12/1/73
3/15/7&
9/30/73
1/30/74
AD
AP
[lack of
spectrome|t
with comp
background
FF/0
Planning
None
Permission to fill position
rist
jter
Release funds/reschedule
milestones
Prog Chief
Lab Dir
HQ/Prog
Chief
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F — Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL- Funds Late ( E k amp I e " delay in
advice of a I lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci ly )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO— Oiversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BAQ27.
' 2 Roap No .
16ADN
3.Roap titleideritiflcatiori of Organic, Inorganic
and Flpmpntal r.hpnrifal f>ql 1 n tan ft
83
6 Total Ta#TT7iT^oafr5T7rNfo^faaiji~^o7riprFeTe3-j87FIojiWfei,^i'iM(i^"
113- Program C hie I
14 Roap Manager
4.0ate
J.NO" .Completed CFY
5 Page No
1 2
15.
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
31
32
35
37
Evaluate Flame Photometric Detection
of Phosphorus
Evaluate Microwave Emission
Grant "Computer Interpretation of
Spectra"
Separation and Concentration
Techniques for Water Pollutants
8/15/73
8/15/73
7/13/73
2/31/73
10/15/7P AO
(Publication time not estimated)
11/15/7^ AO (sam? as Task 31)
11/1/73
6/30/74
FF
DA
DO*
Release funds
Reschedule Research
Report on Microreticular
Resins to 6/30/74
HQ
17 REMARKS:
*Some manpower was diverted to write report on "Current Practice in GC/MS Analysis of Organics
in Water," written under the same task in lage FY 73.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay In
advice ol al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (sped fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specif
y )
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Prog
eni
'2 Roap No
25AJX
|3 Roap Title
|6.Total Tasks In Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
10 I 3
113- Pro.flr
if.'W.
CJilpf
statter
8.No Active Tasks
Survey of Nutrient Loadings to Lakes
14.Roap Manager
9 No. on schedule
7
10 No Completed CFY
1
4 Date
10/2/73
5 Page No.
-1_-Qt-1
11 No. Delayed
0
'1 2
Ralph E. Austin
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De s c r I pt 'o n
months
delayed
orIgln al
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
None*
17 REMARKS:
~Tasks begin with the initiation of sampling, therefore no delays are now evident in the ROAP; however, lack
of funding and subsequent uncertainty concerning the future course of the National Eutrophication Survey have
delayed initial meetings with State Pollution Agencies and State National Guard Organizations which are
necessary precursors to the initiation of sampling. Consequently, delays in task completion can be anticipated.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I * e r ted ( s pec I f y )
FL — Funds Late ( E x am p I e - delay in
advice ol al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/Q
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rslo n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program E
2 Roap No.
|3. Roap Title
25ALP I Survey of Watershed Land Use
16.Total Tasks In Roaps 7.No.Tasks Completed '8.No.Active Tasks
113 Program Chief
J. H. Gakstatter
14 Roap Manager
9.No7on Schedule
3
10. No.Com pleted CFY
0
4 DateIs.Page No
10/2/73 1 -1--OI---1-
11. No Delayed
0
'1 2.
James M. Omernik
15
1
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
delayed
original
iarget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
None
17 REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F — Funds Froz en
Fl — Funding Insullici ent
FD- Funds Diver ted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice ot a I lowance)
i n
A D MIN IS TRATI V E - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Con t r a c t De I ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion ol Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Oi ve rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
II Progr
ent
2 Roap No
25AKM
13 . Roap Title
|6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
8 No Active Tasks
Survey of Rate Limiting Nutrients
".No. on Schedule
3
10 No Completed CFY
0
4. Date
10/2/73
S.Page No
J of--1-
11. No Delayed
0
12
13 Program ^h.<^ Gakstatter
14 Roap Manager
Albert Katko
15
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
8 r I e I
Description
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
None
17 REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING
¦ - F
F F -
F I -
F D -
F L -
FundB Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Dlverted(specify)
Funds Late (Example delay m
advice of ai lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (spec) fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2 Roap No |3.Roap Title J
1BA031 ATY Inf I alfP Ppcf-n
he Determination of the Effectivenesi 0a,e
ratinn PimroHi iroc in/1/7"?
5.Page No
__ a _____ of - -I
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
40 ' 4
B No.Active Tasks
26
9.No on Schedule'
22
10.No Completed CFY In No.Uelhyed 12
3 ! 4 I
13 Program Chief
T. E. Malnney
14 Roap Manager
K. W. Mai Lien
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
or Iginal
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
12
Evaluate nutrient diversion as a lake
restoration technique at Detroit Lakes,
MN.
4
7/76
12/76
A0(1)
Continue on a minimum
monitoring and research
program, which is being done
Prog.
Chief
14
Conduct field evaluation to determine
effect of nutrient inactivation, using
fly ash as a lake restoration method
1
9/76
10/76
0 (2)
Restaff with qualified
personnel which is completed
Prog.
Chief
40
Manipulation of natural systems to
control aquatic plant growth
5
9/75
2/76
AG (3)
Negotiations with potential
grantees are being pursued
Prog.
Chief
35
A&E study for design of experimental
ponds
12
1/74
1/75
0 (4)
Potential new sites are being
sought
Prog.
Chief
17 REMARKS'
(1) Construction program was delayed because of wastewater system redesign to meet state requirements and
insufficient resources to implement original plan.
(2) Four of the five main investigators left the University
(3) Delays in negotiating with potential grantee
(4) Potential construction site no longer available.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
F F -
F 1 -
F D -
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding insufficient
Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i fy )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowan c e )
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De 1 a y (spec i f y )
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problem# (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec i fy)
0— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
'2 Roap No.
• Date
5 Page No
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
13 1 1
8 No.Active Tasks
- 11
9. No. on Schedule
11
10. No.Completed CFY
n
11 No. Delayed 12
0 I
13 Program Chief
T. E. Malonev
14.Roap Manager
K. W. Malijpa
15
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De s c r i pt'o n
months
de layed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS-
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice of ai lowan c e )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
i n
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO-
AP -
Equ ip men t Delays
Equi pmenl Fa i lu re
Grant iCont racl Delay (specify )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ags ist ance ( spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element 2RoapNp. |3.Roap Title Development Qf t<
1BA031 21 AJE Imeasure nutrients from diffu"
jchniques to
»e soirees
4.Date
10/1/73
S.Page No
l___^of_--l
[6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed
n 1 n
B.No Active Tasks
9
9 No on Schedule
R
10 No Completed CFY
n
11 No. Delayed 1 2.
1 1
13 Program Chief
IT. E. Malonev
14.Roap Manager
T. F Pnwprs
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De s c r i P t1 o n
month*
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
29
Studies of the effect of aluminum
addition and aeration (two lake
restoration techniques) on sediment-
water nitrogen relationships
9/1/73
ASAP
FF
Funding as soon as funds
available
Head-
quarters
17 remarks- been
Two of the eight active tasks are not being supported by FY-73 funds but have/given no-cost extensions
Ito permit completion of final report. A third task was funded in FY-73 and will be completed in FY-73 if it
Iremains on scheduled.
REASON for delay code
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec I f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a c t De I a y (spec I f y )
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING ¦ OTHER-- D/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
0— Other (specify)
a
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 .Program Element '2 Roap No.
1BA031 A.IP
3and'>c'ateqor1§fKa'eel5lRti9f S
!tWsol°fla«?s8iiiPS r °"io/i/73
S.Page No
of —
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completed
17 1 0
8.No Active Tasks
13
9 No on Schedule
n
10.No Completed CFY 11 No.Delayed '12.
0 ? 1
13- Program Chief
Thomas E. Malonev
14.Roap Manager
William E. Miller
15.
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brief De s c r i pt lo n
months
de 1 ayed
or igi n al
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
Environmental and nutritional
requirements and physiological processe
of selected fresh water and estuarine
algae and aquatic plants
S
03
1/1/74
4/1/74
0
Permission to hire
personnel
PED
17
Determine the critical levels of
nitrogen, phosphorus and iron
necessary to support the growth of
Anabaena Flos aquae and Microcystis
aeruginosa in AAP culture medium
and natural waters.
03
1/1/74
1/1/74
0
Permission to hire
personnel
PED
6.3 pmy's were assigned to ROAP 21 AJF to accomplish the stated research tasts in FY 74. To date 4.0
pmy positions are assuming the work outlined in the ROAP. The remaining 2.3 positions have been assigned to non-
research functions. Unless this situation is changed delays in task output will continue.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
FD- Fund# Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of ai lowance)
i n
A D MIN ISTRATI V E
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
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1 Program E lament '2 Roap No |3.Roap Title
1BA032 21AJH I Predictive Models for Thermal Pollution
4 Date
10/3/73
S.Page No
1 of 1
6.Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
28 | 10
8.No.Active Tasks
11
8.No. on schedule
9
10.No.Completed CFY
0
11. No. Delayed '1 2.
2 I
l3FranftrtT fta'fnwater
14. Roap Maaagegt. .
Bruce a. Tichenor
15.
16. TASKS DELAYED
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
Task Ho
Brief
Description
month*
de iayed
origIn al
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
34
35
Field test cooling tower plume models
Improve statistical reliability of streqm 3
temperature prediction. Section 303(d),
PL92-500 requirement
start
8/1/73
start
10/1/73
start
12/1/73
start
1/1/74
FF
FF
None - Funds unfrozen as of
9/17/73
None - Funds unfrozen as of
9/17/73
B. Ticheno
B. Ticheno
17 remarks
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FF -
F I -
F D -
F L -
FUNDING F
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i fy )
Funds Late ( Examp I e* delay in
advice allowance)
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (spec! fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
OA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Di ve rslo n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec Ify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
ll.Pj
ram?
lement
'2 Roap No
21 ~
3. Roap Title
6.Total Tasks In Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed 8.N^.Active Tasks
30 I 16 8
Industrial Water Control Technology-Electric Powt
to. Active Tasks |8 No. on Schedule [10. No.Completed CFY fTT
4
10. No.Completed CFY
4.Date |5.Page No
r Gen.10/1/73 ...l___oi__l
TIT"
11. No. Delayed
4
1 2.
13' Fra8I
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
11 Pi
T8639?
lement
2 R
6 Total Tas£s in Roaps |7. No.Task*nCompleted
113 Program Chief
Frank H. Rainwater
l^'ssYftanc^ to Technology Transfer |4'^6^1/73
».No. on ^chedule 10.No Completed CFY 11. No. Delved
S.No.ActivA Task*
14
yTl°(fen "JlTrfs^ianson
S.Page Mo
r i
1 of 1
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task Mo
Brief
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS-
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Dlv erted ( spec i fy )
F L — Funds Late (Example delay In
advice of allowance)
ADMIN ISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG — Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass ist'ance ( spec i fy)
O- Other (specify)
H
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BBQ36
2 Roap No.
21AVS
I DDUjq £ I HV^ r—t—*
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
3 Roap Title
Tech Assistance - Heavy
8.No Active Tasks 19 No. on Schedule
1
Industrial Sources
iTe |10 No Completed
0
M"
14 Date
Q/?fi/73
5 Page No
----V--QI--1-
0
13 Program Chief
Marvin L. Wood
11 No.Delayed
0
1 2
14 Roap Manager
Leon H. Myers
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding insufficient
FD- Funds Diver ted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ofaiiowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
OA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass ist ance ( spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BB036
2 Roap No
21AZN
• Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
13 i 0
. ffsak Jy«iis»sr.M|it.fc'&fi."il.^ii Wiw
12
|13- Program Chief
—Durham
14 Roap Manager
—Ti.irinr Davies
11. No. Delayed
1
5 Page No
--I of _ . 1.
|2
TT
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
month*
de I ayed
original
iarget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
"Demonstration of Ultrafillration for
Treatment of Central Cutting Oil Sys.
Emulsion Effluents"
Formerly 21ARE-1BB036-05
FF
Recommend that these funds
be released as soon as pos-
sible
17. REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F- Funds Frozen
Fi - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of a I lowance )
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER-- D/O
DA
DO
Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass 1stance(specify)
Other (spec i fy)
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11. Pr.
TBBTOS
lement
2 Ro
QUARTERLY RQAPn STATUS REPORT
^Technoloci^esearc^or^hejnirm^i^n
¦2i»2p
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completed
25 I 0
^M^^^^~^chnoToci^tese
. urn ufs WfcfW
|the Petrochemical & Petrol
113 Progr.am Chief
Marvin wood
8.No Active Tasks
No on schedule
6
14 Roap Manager
Leon Myers
e or ko 11 utants from |4 oate
eurri Refinery Industries 9/26/73
10.No.Completed CFY
0
IT
11. No. Delayed
0
S.Page No
-JL of----I
'1 2.
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task «o
Brief De s c r I pt 'o n
months
de I ayed
origin al
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FF-
F I -
F D -
F L -
FUNDING - - F
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted (specify)
Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
ADMIN ISTRATI VE
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
i n
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equ ip ment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant (Con I reel Delay (specify )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
r ;2 ""5f-%2R
|3.Roap Ti tla Technology Research for the
Ition Discharee of Pollutants from the
Elimina-
Ae.Chem.Ind
4. Date
. 26 Sen 73
S.Page^No ^
of
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Task* Completed
35 ! 5
S.No.Active Tasks
13
9.No on schedule
6
10. No.Com
0
>leted CFY
11
No. Delayed
7
1 2.
113- Program Chief
Dr. H. P. Nicholson
14. Roap Manager
Dr. R. R. Swank, Jr.
15.
16. TASKS
DELAYE D
Task
Brief De • c r I pt 'o n
month*
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
06
07
ROAP Administration/Monitoring-
Industrial Task Force analysis with
PERTS for BPT/BAT response (ORD plan
for FY-75 ff cycles)
Integrated fluorine/slime control for
phos-acid/phosphate complexes --
initiate scope revision and experimental
phase.
9/73
11/73
DA
5/73
9/73
AG
(FL)
1. Reestablish deadline -
Use industry - comments to
draft guidelines. 2. Pre-
pare PERT/plan 10/11/73 as
part of pre-ROAP cycle.
Technical scope revisions/
timing for fluorine control/
recovery phases be re-negoti-
ated to accelerate project.
Dir.
NERC-C
plus
Trakowski
Plans-PED
& ROAP Mgr
Project
Officer &
Technical
Asst.
17. REMARKS
1.
2.
General:
Please clarify SRO status with regard to FY-74 submission - they are crucial to success of this ROAP.
Please clarify future SRO submission procedures, approval modes, fiscal responsibility, program control
mechanisms, and initiator feedback rights before the FY-75 ROAP cycle has begun.
Task 06: Delay due to excessive demands for Effluent Guidelines (2 industries) support.
Task 07: Approval by AAR of scope change submitted in November 1972 was delayed until July 1973. Slime obvia-
tion phase was initiated 9/73. Fluorine phases will now be further delayed due to rescheduling
technical difficulties arising from long elapsed time awaiting scope approval.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FF-
F I -
F D -
FL -
FUNDING F
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D i v er ted ( s pec I f y )
Funds Late ( E x amp I e . delay in
advice of allowance)
ADM IN ISTRATI VE
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant/Contract DeI ay (spec! fy>
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff tor Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (spec I fy )
BS
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
11 Program Element
1BB036
2 "2?-Azk
|6 Total Tasks In Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
3. Roap Title
8.No Active Task*
(See Page 1)
b.No. on Schedule
4. Date
26 Sep 73
S.Page No
JL_
»t _ _ -4
113- Program Chief
14. Roap Manager
10.No Completed CFY
157
11. No. Delayed T27
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brief Description
month*
delayed
original
1 arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
09
Feasibility of ionizing radiation to
degrade aqueous pesticide wastes.
7.74
10/74
AF
14
Integrated air-water technology for
balanced N-fertilizer complexes
(SRO 51-AZR-1A2012-14).
3/74
6/74
AG
(FL)
1. Reassess candidate
promoters - try new oxidizing
modes. 2. Test other (non-
pesticide) chlorinated wastes
(aqueous) - use brine values.
1. Clarify SRO status
immediately. 2. Approve SRO
and assign responsibilities
and budget. 3. Initiate
industrial contacts - prepare
project plan.
Project
Director
in con-
junction
with EPA
PO.
Dirs.
NERC-C &
NERC-RTP
Trakowski
Appointed
PO's.
17 remarks: Task 09:
Task 14:
Promoters/catalysts tried to date have not proven effective. Apparent requirement to solubalize
pesticidal component has also caused difficulty for "concentrated" wastes.
SRO status unknown - official inquiries have been initiated - no feedback. Prospects for
industrial cooperation unclear due to EPA indecision.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL ~ Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of ai lowanc e )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO — Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG— Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specify
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 p.r°8/JMn,Element
'2 Roap No
ilW
16 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
21-AZR
3. Roap Title
M3 Program Chief
6 No.Active Tasks
(See Page 1
14. Roap Manager
9.No. on schedule
10 No Completed CFY
4.Date
26 Sep 73
5.Page No
3
_ _ of.
Ts7
11. No. Delayed
12
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De terlptlon
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
15
Bnissions survey and control technology
for fertilizer (mixed fertilizer-
pesticide) bulk blend plants (SRO
21AZR-1A2015-15)
2
(May
be
12)
10/73
12/73
AG
(FL)
1. Clarify SRO status
immediately. 2. Approve SRO
and assign responsibilities/
budgets. 3. Renegotiate,
expedite, or reject grant
application in system as
appropriate immediately.
Delay beyond 12/73 will force
delay of 12 months due to
seasonal nature of operation.
Dirs.
NERC-C &
NERC-RTP
Trakowski
Assigned
P0's.
17 remarks. Task 15: SRO status unknown. Official inquiries have been initiated -- no feedback.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
F F -
F I -
F D -
FL -
FUNDING F
Funds Frozen
Funding insufficient
Furrds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of ai lowance )
AOMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specif
Y )
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (spec i fy )
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
ll.Pro
meni
2 Roa
%r-oAZR
16.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
113- Program Chief
8.
3. Roap Title
*o. Active Tasks
(See Page 1)
14. Roap Manager
B.No. on Schedule no. No.Completed CFY
157
4. Date
26 Sep 73
5.Page No
4_-
of 4
11 No. Delayed
'1 2.
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brlel
De s c ri pt io n
months
delayed
origin al
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
16
17
Bioassay (acute and chronic) of effluentjs 8
¦from ^developed/developing -pesticide
treatment and discharge (BPT) class R&D
projects. (SRO 51-AZR-1B1021-16)
Ammonia plant condensate treatment
(closed cycle - air and water)
7/73
2/74
AG
10/73
1/74
AG
(FL)
AO
1. Same as Tasks 14 & 15.
2. Coordinate with Oulut-h
staff in "complex industrial
effluents program" to meet
need (SRO).
1. Clarify interface.
2. Negotiate grant (in
system) to meet need as
redefined. 3. Expedite
grant (redefined) processing
and initiation.
Same as
Tasks 14
& 15.
Dir.NERC-C
PED 1BB036
PO's in-
volved.
PO-1BB036
and PED -
1BB036
17 remarks- Task 16:
Task 17:
SRO status unknown - see remarks for Tasks 14 and 15.
1. Grant application was received late. 2. Advice of allowance not received. 3. Minor
scope/budget questions need resolution prior to grant funding approval. 4. Successful interface
both technologically and managerially with Tasks 12 and 14 must be assured during scope revision
discussions.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds 0 f * e r tod { s pec i f y )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of ai lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant / Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- P/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec I fy)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
I [BdUod YTAzT (ti on of the Discharae of Pollutant.?; from Tpxtilp nnHuitrv I --1- of-J
6 Total Tasks In Roaps |7.No Tasks Completed 's.No.Actlve T..ksK W. HooVSchedu'le' ' '|fo.WoXo m plet»«Tekv '[11 NoDelayed Ti
16 ' 03
113- Program C hief
Dr. H-P. NirhnUnn
8.No.Active fiikl
05
9. Ho on Schedule
03
14.Roap Manager
Mr. T.N. Sargent
10.No.Complete
0
75
11 No Delayed
02
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
09
Extramural project - Demonstrate
membrane., technology recycle/reuse at
multiple sites
Extramural project - Demonstrates the
reduction/elimination of dye waste
discharges using solvent dying systems
03
9/30/73
12/31/7
**
10/31/7:1 **
J AG/Grant
applicati
will be
submittec
late
AG
Work with potential grantee
on in formulating proposal
Attempt to interest
appropriate segments of the
industry in cooperating in
this project.
ROAP Mgr
ROAP Mgr
17 REMARKS:
**Task 21AZT-09 - No interest expressed in this task to date by textile industry. "Months delayed"
and "proposed target" can be estimated once initial contacts have been made with textile industry.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late ( E x amp I e . delay In
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Cont r a ct De I ay (specl f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O- Other (specify)
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wm
Program Element
1BB036
'2 Roap No.
?U7U
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
Research for t.hp Fliniinatinn
|7. No Tasks Completed
1 0
rqnTjoint Industp
nunicipai or Publicly Uwnea Treatment woricd
8. No. Active Tasks
3
».No on Schedule
Industrial
4. Date
9/26/73
5 Page No
-_-T.--oi.T_.
Total Tasks In Roaps
40
10.No Completed CFY
_Q_
11. No. Delayed
Q_
1 2.
13 Program Chlel
Marvin L. Wood
14 Roap Manager
Leon H. Myers
TT
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brief
Description
months
de layed
original
t a rget
proposed
la rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17. REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F Funds Frozen
F I — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted ( speci ly )
FL — Funds Late (Example, delay in
advice of ai lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG— Grant /Con t r a ct De I ay (speci fy )
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER O/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass 1stance(specify)
O— Other (spec i fy )
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
fBWJS
Element
'2 Roap No
58 AAH
6.Total Task* in Roaps 17. No.Task* Comple
03 ! 0
3.Roap Tine Ass.js.t.ance to Technology Transfer
B.No. on Schedule
03
10.No.Completed CFY
0
4. Date
2 Oct 73
S.Page No
.1 ol--l.
03
TsT
11 No. Delayed
0
'1 2
13- Program Chief
Dr. H.P. Nicholson
14.Roap Manager
Mr. T. N. Sargpnt.
16
.TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Des c rl pt'o n
months
delayed
origin al
target
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17. REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Con t r a c t De I a y (spec! f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass 1stance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUA
RTERLY
ROAP
STATUS
REPOR1
r
1W"*' :2
3.Roap Title
Demonstrate
Closed-l ooi
3. .
.Wood Pulping
4.Date
10/5/73
5.Page No.
1
of-J
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
7 I 0
8.
No.Active Tasks
7
a. No. on schea
4
ule
10.No.Completed CFY
0
.11
. No. Delayed
3
1 2.
13- Proj,^
im .Chief .
. Boyaston
14
¦"••n.nmiard
15.
16. TASKS
DELAYE D
Task No
Brief Des c rl pt 'o n
months
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
Preparation bi-annual project
assessment; evaluation of non-EPA
Fedenal projects related to ROAP
In-house assessment of effluent
limitations etc.
3
a. 1/74
b. 7/74.
3/74
7/74
DA
Delay final request date.
PEM
30
Water quality requirements for
pulping water recycle.
—
--
—
FI
Transfer funds to
21-AZY: 12 when available
PED
03
Final report published.
1-3
AG & AO
PED has declined to carry
out recommendation of P.O.
This should be effected on
grant 12040 DEH.
PED
17 REMARKS
REASON
for
DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
FF-
F 1 -
F D -
FL -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds 0 i v e r ted ( s pec I fy )
Funds Late ( E samp 1 e " delay in
advice of al lowance )
AD — Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG - Grant iCont ract Delay (specify )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problem* (specify)
DA -
DO-
O-
Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
11. Prog ram Element '2 Roap No. 3.Roap Title
1BB037 21-AZY | Demonstrate Closed-loop
16.Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed B. No. Active Tasks |9.No. on Scheau
¦Paper Prod.
9.No. on Schedule
1
4. Oate
10/5/73
10.No Completed CFY |n No. Delayed
1 4
S.Page No.
_.l ol-.-l-
1
113- Program C hie,I ^
J.R. Boyaston
14' R°3? S ^uPpersberger
'1 2.
T57
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
09
Final reports published.
1-3
—
—
AG
Adjust completion date.
P.O. (RM)
10
In-house report preparation.
1-3
a. 1/74
b. 3/74
c. 7/74
3/74
6/74
DA & AF
Delay final request date.
PEM
12
Grant
3
FF
Relax freeze.
PAG
13
Grant
3
FF
Relax freeze. *
17. REMARKS:
* Light small bon fire under chair
of D.O.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
F F -
F I -
F D -
FL -
funding - - f
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diver ted (specify)
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
administrative - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a c t De I ay (spec) fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsion ol Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ily)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
H.Progr.
tSbW
ent
2.Roap N
toap No.
21-AZZ
I
3. Roap Title
Industrial
|o.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed S.No.Active Tasks
4 l 0
.Control Mood Products
9.No. on Schedule
1
10.No.completed CFY
4. Date
10/5/73
S.Page No.
__V
113 Program Chief
1 J.R. Boydston
14.Boa
oap Manager
A.l. Ewrng
11. No. Delayed
2
1 2.
T5T
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brief
Des cript'on
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
07
08
09
Final report published.
In-house bi-annual reports.
Grant
1-3
1-3
3
AD
DA
FF
Adjust completion date.
Delay final request date.
Relax freeze.
P.O.
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Profl r
lement
'2 Reap
|3In8u?tria1. . .Meat & Edible Oils
16 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed '8.No.Active Task*
46 ! 9 15
9.No. on Schedule
11
10. No.Completed CFY
0
4.Date
10/9/73
S.Page No
11. No Delayed
4
'12
113 Program fihle.t ,
J.R. Boydston
14. Rqa
3".t. *13? tfterow
157
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
monthi
deIayed
original
t a rget
proposed
tu rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
12
Demonstrate aerobic treatment & spray
irrigation for small meat packers
18
9/73
3/75
DO
Temp,
position
frozen.
See Task 13
--
13
In-house analytical support of Task 12
18
9/73
3/75
AG
Error in
contract
procedure
Wait for contracting
officer to act.
s
NERC
Cin.
14
In-house direction of Task 12.
18
9/73
3/75
0
Result of
12 & 13
Wait for Task 13.
~ -
19
Demonstrate fluid bed dryer and
incineration
~—
10/74
~ —
AG
Grant
offer
rejected
Delete Task.
PAM
17 REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Fund# D i v e r ted ( s pec I fy )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay In
advice of al lowance )
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG— Grant/Con t r a ct DeI ay (speci fy )
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical ASsistance(apec Ify)
O- Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1. Proc
IBBbSy—' '"Mfe I'lSaSltVUV ¦ .Fruits. Veie
16 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completed j8.No.Active Tasks
100 ! 26 1 17
113- Pro flrjam Chief
J.R. Boydston
(14. Roa
No. on schedule
9
R.iy.anfflompson
.. Sugar &
ables, BaKery Produc
10.No Completed CFY
4.Date
ts 10/9/73
11 No. Delayed
8
5 Page No
1 OI---2--
'1 2.
15
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brlel Description
mon th»
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
28
State of art - prepared food industry
4
8/73
12/73
AG
Srantee
sampling
delayed
Extension requested.
P.O.
29
Pilot plant - low liquid waste
vegetable blancher.
2
7
10/73
2/74
12/73
2/74
DA
AG
Director
1 eft
:ountry
Grant extended.
Extend termination.
D.0.
31
State of art - sweet potato
3
8/73
11/73
DA
Extend termination
P.O.
33
By-products from waste activated
sludge.
6
9/73
3/74
AG
to appl.
Wait for application.
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Froxen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
ADMIN fSTRATI VE - *
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (spec I f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
| QUARTERLY
ROAP STATUS
REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Roan No.
I 1BB037 21-BAB
3 . Roap Title
Industrial.
Sugar &
. .Fruits, Vegetables, BaKery Produc
4. Date
ts 10/9/73
S.Page No
___2_._of---2
!B.Total Tasks In Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
100 ! 26
8.
No Active Tasks
17
9 No. on schedule no. No Completed CFY
9 1 0
11
. No. Delayed
8
12.
13 Program Chief
J.R. Bovdston
14.Roap Manager
H.
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
Prog
ra&r
ent
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
34 ! 5
3 . Roap Ti .11 e
Industrial. . .Grain Mills & Beverages
8.No.Active Tasks
9.Ho. on Schedule
6
10.No.Completed CFY
0
4. Date
10/9/73
S.Page No
---1 OI---1-
11. No. Delayed
3
'1 a.
¦ 3-Program Chief
J.R. Boydston
14.Roap Manager
M.W. Cocnrane
15
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de 1 ayed
original
i arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Treatment and reuse in wine production.
8
8/73
4/73
FF & AG
No appl.
Wait for grant application.
--
08
Activated sludge treatment of winery
wastewater.
5
7/73
12/73
DA
Complete review of final
report.
P.O.
10
Pilot plant treatment of wine
still age.
5
7/73
12/73
DA
Complete review of final
report.
P.O.
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Furfds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Oelays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance (spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
• Program Element
ram clem
1BB037
'2 Ro
ST-toD
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
3.Roap Title Dairy.Products and
Industrial. . .Miscellaneous Food
8.No.Active Tasks
8
9.No. on Schedule
6
4 Date
10/9/73
10.No.Completed CFY [11. No. Delayed
0
S.Page No
1 ol I.
42
10
1 2.
TTT
13- Program .CMftf
J.K. Boyaston
14. R.qa
Ifocflrane
16.
TASKS
DELAY E 0
Task No
Brief
Desc ription
months
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
14
Dissolved-air flotation of seafood
processing waste.
Literature review - misc. food
processing wastes.
6/73
8/73
3/73
3/73
FF & AG
No appl.
FF & AG
No appl.
Wait for grant application.
Wait for grant application.
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i ly )
FL - Funds Late ( E x amp I e . delay in
advice al lowance )
A O MIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant (Con t r a c t De I ay (speci fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Roap No.
1BB037 . 21-BAE
3.Roap Title 4.Date
Industrial. . .Misr. Tnri. /Stnnp.r.lav. Glass in/Q/71
5.Page No
__V 0I---1
6 Total Tasks In Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
12 ! 0
8.
No Active Tasks ».No. on Schedule 10. No.Completed CFY 11 No. Delayed '12
12 10 11 2 i
13- Program Chief
J.R. Boydston
14.Roap Manager 15.
M.D. Kmttel
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de 1 ayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17
Grant - reuse brines from ion
exchange softening.
3
8/73
11/73
AF
Extend grant period.
P.O.
18
Mag. carb. coag. for municipal water.
3
9/73
12/73
AF (1)
Extend grant period.
P.O.
17 REMARKS'
(1) Grant amendment issued 7/73.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
F F -
F 1 -
FD-
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
Funds Late ( E * amp I e • delay in
advice of allowance )
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De 1 ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1
2.Ro
16 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed B.No Active Tasks
1 12 '2 10
*n3ust'nal. . .Joint Light Ind./Munic.
4. Date
10/9/73
S.Page No
.J of- X
9 No on Schedule
11
10.No Completed CFY
10
11 No. Delayed
1
1 2
|13 Pro
foy8ston
14 R
°fl?D.M
-------
|1 Program Element
JBBQSa
2 Roap No.
21 AYN
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed 8
18 1 9
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
Information & Guidelines for Management M
J^Toa^^T^^^rnm?nasTe^^WrTg£^on Keturn
" iriculture Related Non-F
Date
8 sin
unces 9/20/7
IL
1 2
Page No
T--0>
13 ftrwf/p f.h,t/ood
14 R
4o on Schedule
8
o Co m p letec
0
E^n^'SVuyler
T5~
111 No Delayed
0 I
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17.REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowan c e )
i n
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant 'Con t r a ct De I ay (speci fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specif
y )
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff tor Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
9
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
Development & Demonstration of Crop/Soi1/Water _
?"R^7pi?TT^ana^menO!?ERo3?^^eaL!c^vcmirTie
6 To'talTa's'k s in Roap* |7 No Task's Completed 8.
|1 Program Element
1BB03a
' 2 Roap No .
?1AYR
17
113 ftfwifp c .hitfood
4 Date
9/26/73
S.Page No
__.l_--Ot--V
|11. No. Delayed
1 2
1*-3anfes"lP?"«iW , Jr.
15
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
month*
delayed
original
i arget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
Prototype evaluation of irrigation
management practices (In-house)
12
6/30/75
5/30/76
FI/0
Project now underway. Man-
years assigned inadequate
Headquarter
17 REMARKS.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equip men t Fa i lu re
Grant/Contract DeI ay (speci f y )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
00- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STA US REPORT
ll Pr
T86W5
lement
'2 ?WA"hi-
16 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed 8.No Active Tasks
9 ! 0 3
3 . Roa p Title ,_ .
(Same as 21 AYR)
10.No.Completed CFY
4 Date
9/26/73
5 Page No
1 of
9 No on Schedule
3
11. No. Delayed
0
1 2
l3RaWfiTLC.h%od
14.Roap Manager ,
James P. Taw, Jr.
15
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brief
Des c r i pt lo n
months
delayed
origin al
t arget
proposed
target
Reason Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
F
F I
F D
F L
FUNDING
¦ - F
F -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D i v er ted ( s pec i fy )
Funds Late ( Eiampl e: delay in
advice ofallowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- P'O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical ASsistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
.RoT^^Bev^opmenn^emonsffS^rro^TreSTcn
^ ' em®n *
2 Roa
2°m°
6.Total Tasks In Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
8 i 1
13 Program Chief
Marvin L. WnnH
14.Roap Manager
.lampc; p law, Ar>
^gDate
rFY
9/26/73
11. No. Dela yed
0
S.Page No
1 o l -
1 2
T57
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de layed
original
Iarget
proposed
ta rget
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec I f y )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice of ai lowance )
A D MIN ISTRATI VE - A
i n
AO — Equipment
A F - Equi p m en t
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
Delays
Fa I lu re
STAFF ING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O- Other (specify)
a
-------
QUARTERLY, RQAP .STATUS REPORT
Lana Disposal, Treatment and Control
1 Program Element
1BB039
'2 Roap No
A21AYV
flMsE£?£r8Mli§ from Anl'ma1
14 Date
1 9/20/73
5.Page No
___1 of 1----
6 Total Tasks in Roaps
05
17 No Tasks Completed
1 0
8 No Active Tasks
3
9.No on Schedule
2
10.No Completed CFY
0
11. No Delayed
1
1 2
13 Program Chief
Marvin L. Wood
14
Roap Manure r ,
Lynn R. snuyler
15
16 TASKS
DELAYE D
Task
Brief
Description
months
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason Recommended Action
By Whom
03
Develop user-oriented state-of-the-art
for land disposal of animal wastes,
delineating land loading criteria for
major production areas, including
mathematical runoff and infiltration
modeling where available.
9/1/73
1/1/74
FF
Ask for release of funds
when grant package is ready
for processing
HQ
17 REMARKS
03 Formal application for funds is not ready as of this date; it is expected within 30 days,
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
F F - Funds Froz en
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Dlv erled ( spec i fy )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice ol allowance)
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass(stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other ( s pec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
Land Disposal. Treatment &
i ¦reatr
3.Roap t111eConcepts Tor wastes f
*..OT.I.FMnA IflfMr
ntml
p,i8'bo39 2 "£'M°
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 7 No Tasks Completed B.No
24 4
13 Eiro$,*m iCh,P.' _i
Marvin L. wood
16
_L3_
14 Roap Manager
Lynn R. Schuvler
rom
o" No.Completed CFY
_L
14 Date
I 9/20/73
11. No Delayed
5 Page No
T-—
TT
TT
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De s c r i P t' o n
months
de 1 ayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
03
Demonstration of rotating biological
contracter for treatment of swine
wastes and recycled waste water for
confinement building flushing systems.
4
2/1/73
6/30/73
AD
Extension granted by P0 and
HQ prior to NERC having
authori ty.
P0
05
To modify existing soils with barrier
at a depth which will enhance the soils
ability to remove nitrogen and phosphati
from waste water and allow recovery &
reuse of the waste water.
6
t
3/30/73
9/30/73
0
Extension granted by P0
P0
06
To study the effectiveness cf liquid
aerobic composting on dairy wastes in
Chi no Valley, California, and to
evaluate the results of such a system.
4
5/30/73
10/30/7
5 0
Extension granted
P0
17 remarks 03 - Project is finished; please note change of stop date.
05 - Additional data was obtained by extending the grant period without additional funding.
06 - This extension was needed to evaluate the system during hot weather.
17 - Grant application not received this date. Due to shortage of funds, task may be deactivated to allow
continuation of ongoing work.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding -- f
F F- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FO- Funds Div erted ( spec i fy )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specif
Y )
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O- Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
mm
'2 Roap No.
?1AYV
3 Roap_ Ti Me LOriCep
e Toiartasks in Roaps 17 No Tasks Completed ,8.No Active Tasks
^^once^STorWastesTTommnmal
1L.
i
13 Progrpm Chief
Marvin L. Wood
Feeding Enterprises
s.No on schedule
16
14 Roap Mana
Lynn R
Ihuyl
JLL
10.No Completed CFY
L
4 Date
11
q/?n/7^
£T_
157
No. Delayed
_4
5.Page No
2^
of - .
1 2
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De¦c r 1 p 11o n
"ion ths
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17
Demonstrate spray runoff treatment
methods for central plains for beef
cattle feedlot located in moderate
rainfall area.
8/l/71
Start
1
AG,FD
Possible deactivation of
task for FY -74
Lab Di r
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
A D MIN ISTRATI VE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
F F -
F 1 -
F D -
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted (specify)
Funds Late (Example delay In
advice of al lowance )
AO — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant (Cant r a ct Delay (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass 1 stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
i RRfnq
2 Roap No
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps I
53 '
7 No TaVks^Sompleted
3.Roap Title Formulation & Field Veritication o
P
113 Program Chief
Dr. H. P. Nicholson
Pesticide & N
8.No Active Tasks
22
utrient Runoff
9.No on Schedule
Mathematical Mode]
10 No Completed CFY
11
Is
4 Date
9/27/73
5 Page No
_-_J.--.of _ _ . 3- - -
11 No. Delayed
11
12.
14 Roap Manager George y Bailey
T5~
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
origin al
t a rget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
06
08
Res Grant (R800401) Nutrient Input to
Streams from Fertilizer
Res Grant (13020EBL) Pesticide Movement
from Cropland into Lake Erie
Data Reduction and Analysis for Initial 3
Testing and Model Calibration
6/30/73
6/30/73
6/30/73
12/30/7*
12/30/7'-
10/1/73
AG
Initial
Draft
Late
AG
Initial
Draft
Late
Data Not
Available
from IA
Agreement
Cooperato ¦
Lean on grantee garder to
finish final report
Complete review of initial
draft of final report
None
Project
Officer
Project
Officer
17 remarks Extensive ROAP revisions are required; these resulting from redefinition of agency needs & deadlines as
viewed by PAM. ROAP revisions cannot be completed until resource issues are resolved; program review with Assistant
Administrator for R&D required to resolve critical issues (originally scheduled for 9/20/73 but cancelled & not
rescheduled as yet). Slippage in model development contracts due to data transmittal problems/or model redefinition
requirements. Differences between FY & growing season complicate model testing & development. PERT chart
completed for development, calibration, testing & verification of pesticide & plant nutrient models in 4 major
geographic regions through FY 80 (projected program completion date). ROAP revisions anticipated include tasks 17, 18,
19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 30, 32, and 33.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
A D MINI S T R A T I V E
AD — Equipment Delays
A F- Equipment Failure
AG— Gra nt/Con t r a c t De I ay (spec I f y )
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rslo n of Staff for Other Than
Technical ASsistance(spec ify)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
I Pesticide & Nutrient Runoff Mathematical Mode Is
No Active Tasks s No. on schedule no No Completed CFY
'2 Roap No
|1 Program Element
1BB039
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed '8
53 I 5
113- Program Chief
Dr. H. P. Nicholson
22
14 Roap Manager
11
4.Date
9/27/73
11 No. Delayed
S Page No
2 o< - - - -3- -
11
1 2
Dr. George W. Bailey
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Taak No
Brief Des c ri pt io n
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Actior
By Whom
10
11
12
15
ROAP Supervision - Interim Report,
Pesticide Runoff Model Piedmont, Rest
of Milestones on Schedule
Contract (68-01-0721) Pesticide Runoff
Model Definition & Testing, Mechan-
istic Approach ESL
Contract (68-01-0887) Pesticide Runoff
Model Definition Testing Lumped Para-
meter Approach - Hydrocomp
Res Grant (801835) Pesticide Volatility
Sub-Model
8/15/73
8/30/73
8/26/73
10/30/7
10/15/7p AO
Chge in
Xitput Nds
1/30/74
AG
Scope Chge
deeded
12/30/7p AG
Needed
Data not
1 Transmitte
ROAP revision - Change to
interim in-house report on
FY-73 work plan
Action of proposed scope
change
Action taken
i
U/30/7U
AP
Delay in
Filling
Post-Doc.
Position
Give grant extension (ROAP
target date in error)
ROAP
Manager
Project &
Contractin
Officers
Project
Officer
Project
Officer
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF — Funds Froten
Fl - Funding insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowanc e )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
"mm#
lement
2 Ro
^Joap"rT^^'ora7^^K^& 7T£TT
Wfc""""!-n9i!eAs
4 Date
9/27/73
IS Page No
| _ _-J---0I _ - -3
6 Total Tasks in Roaps !7 No Tasks Completed
53 1 5
8.No Active Tasks
22
3 Program Chiel
Dr. H. P. Nicholson
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BB039
'2 Roap No
21AYU
6 Total Tasks in Roaps i7 No Tasks Completed .8 No Active Tasks
3 . Roap Title
Waste Treatment & Disposal Sys for Poultry Waste
9.No on Schedule
2_
4 Oat e
9/25/73
To No Completed CFY 111 No. Delayed
_£L
5 Page No
1 ol 1-
0
M3 Program Chief
H. P. Nicholson
14 Roap Manager
1 2
Lee A. Mulkev
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
Development of Biological Treatment
System Coupled with Land Disposal for
Egg Production Wastes
9/1/73
10/15/7:
FF
Request Funds Release
HQ
17 REMARKS Delays in grant award (this is continuation award for final year of a three-year project)
are creating substantial administrative and financial difficulties for grantee.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice ol allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant /Con t r a ct De I ay ( spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
• Pro
•HRfl*
ment
'2 Roap No.
x j wiiwiuj.^ai
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
I' ProqramElement
1BB040
'2 Ro
it,
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps !7. No Tasks Completed
pTnoap title Control .of Pollution Caused by Oil
S.No Active Tasks
1
TiMea,
lo on Sen edule
J
10.No Completed CFY
4 Date
9/25/73
11. No Delayed TT
fl L_
5 Page No
-T-—QI--1-
113 Prqor an\ C hief
Marvin L. Wood
14 Roap Manager
Fred M. Pfeffer
Ts~
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
month*
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
R eason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS.
HEASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - -F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diver ted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice ol al lowance)
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD— Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG - Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
ST A F F ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
1 Program Element '2 Roap No
lRRnan 21AGF
|3 Roap Title
1 Minmq Sources (Ores)
4.Date
9/25/73
S Page No
-___l_--ol- --1-
b Total Ta^ks in rtoaps |7 No ^Tasks Completed
8 No Active Tasks
2
9 No on Schedule
0
10.No.Completed CFY
1
11
No. Delayed
2
1 2
13 Program Chief
Marvin L. Wood
14. Roap Manager
James E. Mover
15.
16 TASKS
DELA Y E D
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
Task *(o
Brief Description
month»
de I ayed
original
t argel
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
16
State-of-the-Art; Uranium Mining,
Milling, and Refining Industry
Evaluation of Tailings Pond Sealants
6/30/73
6/30/73
10/31/7 J DO
12/31/7 3 DO
Final review & publication
Resume report writing
M.L. Wood
M.L. Wood
17 REMARKS'
Reason for delay - Assignment of personnel to API-EPA Oil Refinery Survey and compilation of priority
report (Task 05) for ore mining industries.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
F F -
F 1 -
F D -
FL -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice olallowance)
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG— Grant/Con t r a ct De 1 ay (spec! f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BB040
Task *o
17 REMARKS
FUND
'2 Roap No
21AGG
6 Total Tasks In Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
10 I o
3 . Roap Title
inr
^Jii5ai.s.'i'.l'TfL firiOTU
0
1
14 Roap Manager
James E. Mover
iocompleted CFY
0
S
4 Date
Z25/73
11 No Delayed
S Page No
l-Ot- Jl-
1 2
1
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
De s c ri pt >o n
months
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
State-of-the-Art: Sand and Gravel
6/30/73
10/31/7? DO
Complete report
M. Wood
Reason for delay -
Assignment of personnel to API-EPA Oil Refinery Survey, compilation of priority
report (ROAP 21AGF, Task 05) for ore mining industries, and inability to obtain
state regulatory documents.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted (specify)
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowan c e )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING • OTHER-- P/O
DA
DO
O-
Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
Other (spec i fy)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
11 Progra
ement
2 Ro
Mt
16 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed 8.No.Active Tasks
4 1 0
13 Roap Title.
| Control of Poll Caused by Construction Project
4.Date
10/9/73
9.No on Schedule
4
10. No Completed CFY In No. Delayed 77
S Page No
. J oi.-JL.
113 Program Chief
Thomas
0
14 Roap Manager
Tudor Davies
15.
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommi
By Whom
17. REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
i n
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci f y )
AO— Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (spec i fy )
a
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
' "•I'MbW"*"' "TBflfti
|3. Roap Title
|Control of Poll Caused by Construction Project
|4 Date
I 10/9/73
5.Page No
1 of 1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
2 1 0
8.No Active Tasks
».No on Schedule
2
10 No Completed CFY
11 No. Delayed
0
1 2.
13 Program Chief
Thomas
14 Roap Manager
Tudor Davies
15.
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
mon thi
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding insufficient
FD- Funds Dlverted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - *
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Con t r a c t Oe I ay (spec! f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Othe r ( spec I fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
H P.
Element
2 Roap No.
21 ASF
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completed B No.Active Task*
8i3 4
3. Roap Title
A1as ka Vi11 age Demonistr a t ion Project
" " ' ™ "" .Cc "
s.No on schedule
3
10. No.Com pieted CFY
0
4.Date
10/05/73
5 Page No
- -1 QI--1-
11 No. Delayed
1
i2
113 Program Chief
Richard W. Latimer
14.Roap Manager
Merritt A. Mitchell
157
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Operation of Emmonak and Wainwright
projects for evaluation
07/73
10/73
A.G.
Action has been taken to
complete negotiations for
contracts
Program
Chi ef
17 remarks.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F Funds Frozen
Fi - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
A D MIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG — Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Personnel Problems (apeclfy)
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass 1stance (specify)
O— Other (spec 1 fy )
I
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
ii Proaram Element '2 Roap No. |3.RoapTitie ireatment for Municipal Wastes in
1BB044 <; 21ASG 1 Cold Climates
4. Date
10/0R/73
S.Page No 1
___l____of---l |
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
9 I 3
B.No.Active Tasks
4
s.No on schedule
2
10. No.Completed CFY
0
11. No. Delayed '12 1
2 1 1
13-Program Chief
Richard W. Latimer
14.Roap Manager 115.
Barrv H. Reid I
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task Mo. Brief Description
months
de layed
origin al
iargot
proposed
target
R eason
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
05
Inventory of non-conventional process
with application in Arctic
Conference on non-conventional
processes
3/74
3/74
D.O.
D.O.
Reprogram .3 MY (no funds)
FROM 21ASG to 21 ASF
Lab.Di r.
17 remarks. This reporgram action is within the same program element 1BB044
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF— Funds Froien
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL— Funds Late ( E x amp I e . delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant /Con t r a ct De I a y ( speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec Ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
P Program Element 2 Roap No. [3 Roap Ti 11 e B10 1 Ogl Cal / ECOl Ogt ca 1 Municipal
1BB045 21-ASJ Waq+pwatpr Trpatmpnt/r.nrifrnl "w^+pmc
4. Date
in-?-73
S.Page No
1— _ of - - -1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed
4 i 1
B No Active Tasks
3
9.No on Schedule
3
Iff No Completed CFY
0
11 No. Delayed '1 2
0 I
13 Program Chief
Curtis C. Harlin. Jr.
14 Roap Manager
W. C. Galpgar
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brit I
Description
months
deIayed
original
i a r get
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17. REMARKS'
Completion date for Task 02 was extended to November 30, 1973.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (spec) fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- P/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Di ve rslo n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec Ify)
O- Other (specify)
keh
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB045
'2 Roap No.
¦ 21-ASH
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completes
37 i 6
3 . Roap Title
SniL-Si^sJ
e.No Active' Tasks
17
Wtiy £SronMiJcrtieCdiJiea1 ^.^g^ele^
15
4 Date
10-2-73
S.Page No
1 o f - - -1-
13 Program Chief ..
Curtis C. Harlin, Jr.
14 Roap Manager
William C. Galeaar
;o nrp'lefe'<
0
15.
No Delayed
2
1 2
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task *to
Brief Description
months
de tayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17"
14
15
Testing of infiltration-percolation
approach for hydrology, nutrient
removal, organic removal and
mi croorgani sm removal.
Management of soil systems for land
restoration through wastewater reuse.
6/81
AD/DO
6/79
A0/0
2/
Finish report so involved
personnel can be shifted to
this project. Continue
assembling equipment with
available personnel.
Resolution of the status of
funding Task 19 during FY 75
Program
Chief
HQS
17 remarks. 1/ Diversion of staff to complete project report on previously completed research.
2/ This task is preliminary laboratory work for Task 19 which is scheduled for funding in FY 75.
At this time, there is a Question whether or not Task 19 will be funded next year; therefore,
nothing should be initiated under Task 15 until this decision is made.
Task 37 and 38 cover SRO's submitted to other program elements,
not known at this time.
The status of work under these tasks is
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
F I — Funding insufficient
FD- Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice >1 lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (sped fy )
AO- Other Administrative (specily)
A P Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass I stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB045
2 Roap No
A21-ASH
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
14
3 c'uWs* £.*"faarl in, Jr.
''Tl '14s j&jtlFffjgitfe"""'ci pa1
10.No Completed CFV
8.No Active Tasks
_8_
14.Ro
w.
9.No on Schedule
JBL
4 Date
10-2-/73
11 No. Delayed
5 Page No
- -I of -
T5
--1--
lanage r
alegar
TT
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Des c rl pt 'o n
months
deIayed
origin al
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17 REMARKS'
Task 06 is a supplement to ROAP 21-ASH, Task 11.
Task 07 is a supplement to ROAP 21-ASH, Task 12.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Div erted ( spec i fy )
FL — Funds Late (Example-delay In
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG— Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER-- D/O
DA -
Diversion of
Ass I stance
Staff for Technical
DO
Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assiatance (spec ify)
0— Other (spec I fy )
a
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| QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPOR1
I
¦1 Program Element '2.Roap No
B 1E1077 10AKC
-fafilT££iftfi8ftP^cse8ristfie iSofSEfdo?aEfi£d88is§X¥
4 Date
10/4/73
5 Page No I
¦ 6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
| 40 1 8
8.No Active Tasks
32
9.No on Schedule
31
10. No. Completed CFY |11 No. Delayed
0 ! 1
1
¦ 13 Program Chief
14 Roap Manager
Thomas W. Duke
^ 1
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brlet Description
month#
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
13
Begin spawning experiments with
grass shrimp
4
7/1/73
11/30/7!
DA
Action has been taken.
Tanks, lights, and tempera-
ture-regulating equipment
have been ordered.
Research
Coordin-
ator
17 REMARKS.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
FF -
F 1 -
F D -
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted(specify)
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ot al lowance )
AD — Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant (Cont r act De 1 ay (spec) f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass 1stance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
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Task No
Brief
De sc ii pt'on
months
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
10
Milestone "Issue RFP 7/30/73"
cancelled. The task has been re-
programmed to read "Symposium on
Assessment of Current Use and Possible
Impact of Microbial Seed Cultures in
Estuarine Ecosystems."
RFP
7/30/73
6/30/74
AO
Task reprogrammed for
Symposium
Laboratory
Director
17 REMARKS-
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
FF
F 1 -
F 0 -
FL -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i ly )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
0— Other ( spec i fy )
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PART IV
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: A.L. Lefohn Program Element: 1AA006 Date: 9/30/73
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21 ALU
19
Nitrogen Fixation on Granite
Outcrop Pioneer Ecosystems.
The Bryologist, Vol. 76, No. 1,
1973.
X
21 ALU
16
Lead Pollution: Records in So.
California Coastal Sediments.
Science, Vol. 181, 10 Aug 73.
X
21 ALU
Term. FY-7J
Orovada, Nevada Basin Environmental
Study.
Final ReDort of EPA Grant #AP0 0944
July 1973.
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: L.C. Raniere Program Element: 1AA006 Date: 9/30/73
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21
ALR
10
Effects of Ozone on Soybean Nodules.
Jour, of Environmental Quality
Vol. 2, No. 3 Jul-Sept 1973
X
21
ALR
10
Foliar Sensitivity of Soybeans to
Ozone as Related to Several Leaf
Parameters.
Environ. Pollution (4) 1973
X
21
ALR
9
Response of Pinto Bean and Tobacco
to Ozone as Conditioned by Light
Intensity and/or Humidity.
Environ. Science & Technology
Vol. 7, No. 9 Sept. 1973
X
21
ALR
10 -
Ozone Alteration of Nitrate Reduc-
tion in Soybean.
Physiol. Plant. Vol. 29 1973
X
21
ALR
8
Foliar Injury Responses of Eleven
Plant Species to Ozone/Sulfur
Dioxide Mixtures.
Atmospheric Environment, Pergamon
Press. Vol. 7 1973
X
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QUARTERLY RQAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Richard W. Latimer Program Element: 1AAQ09 Date: October 5, 1973
ROAP
TASK
Pub!ication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal ,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
ALL
PART
NONE
21AU0
06
Cold Regions Automotive Emissions
AERL - Working Paper Series,
#19, August 1973
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: W. M.Sanders, III Program Element: 1BA023 Date: 5 Oct 73
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
ion of T
ted (Che
PART
ask
ck)
NONE
310301Q
3103Q1Q
310301Q
310301Q
310301QI
)G (FY 72)
}G (FY 72)
>L (FY 72)
iL (FY 72)
}G (FY 72)
Chemistry of Phenyl mercury Compounds
in the Aquatic Environment
Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry
of Organomercury Compounds
Carbon Cycle in Sediment-Water Sys-
tems
Chemical and Microbial Degradation oi
Ten Selected Pesticides in Aquatic
Systems
Photodecomposition of Phenylmercury
Compounds in Sunlight
Chemosphere No. 6, pp 273-278 (1973)
Journal of Chromatography 76 pp 417-
476 (1973)
Journal of Environmental Quality
Vol 2, No. 1 Jan-Mar (1973)
Residue Reviews Vol 45 pp 95-124
am)
a
Chemosphere No 3 pp 93-99 (1973)
X XXX
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Dr• D- J- Baumgartner Program Element: 1BA1025 Date: Oct. 5, 1973
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Coiipl e
ALL
.ion of 1
ted (Che
PART
ask
ck)
NONE
21 AIS
16070
16
EKZ
Evaluation of Floatables of Waste
Water Origin in the Vicinity of
Marine Outfalls
Oxidation of Organic Matter in
Seabed*
An Instrument for Measuring Subtidal
Benthic Metabolism in situ.*
Oxidation of Organic matter in the
Seabed*
Oxygen Consumption by THE SEABED, IN
SITU Measurements to 180m. depth.*
Oxygen Consumption by the Seabed.
Seasonal cycle of chemical oxidation
and respiration in Puget Sound.*
*Final report now in publications de
Proceedings 3rd Annual Technical
Conference on Estuaries of the
Pacific Northwest. Oregon State
University 1973
Several Journal Publications by
Pamatmat
University of Washington, 1969
first annual progress report 1970
University of Washington, 1969
Internationale Revue der Gesamten
Hydrobiology
partment in Headquarters.
XX
XX
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: W. T. Donaldson Program Element: 1BA027 Date: 5 Oct 73
ROAP
TASK
Pub!ication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
ion of T
ted (Che
PART
ask
ck)
NONE
09 AEC
06020 Q
16 ADN
16 ADN
03
X (FY 72)
18
25
Quantitative PCB Standards for EC-6C
Environmental Applications of Advancec
Instrumental Analyses: Assistance
Projects, FY 69-71
Polarographic Determination of NTA
Organic Pollutant Identification
Utilizing Mass Spectrometry
Journal of Chromatographic Science
Jul, U, 366 (1973)
EPA Research Report
EPA-R2-73-155 May 1973
EPA Research Report
EPA-R2-73-254 Jun 1973
EPA Research Report
EPA-R2-73-234
* ROAP not funded. Project started
before notification of funding.
*
X
X
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
Program Chief: T. E. Malone.y
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Element:
1BA031
Date: 10/1/73
ROAP
21 AIY
This res
complete)d
before
procedur
implemen
TASK
01
sarch was
in 1971
AP
s were
ted
Publication Title
RD,
The Shagawa Lake Project - Lake
Restoration by Nutrient Removal
from Wastewater Effluent
Uptake of Radiophosphorus by Rooted
Aquatic Plants
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.
Number, and Date)
EPA Ecological Series,
EPA-R3-73-026
Proceeding of the Third National
Symposium of Radioecology held in
Oak Ridge, Tenn., May 10-12, 1971
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
ALL PART NONE"
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: T. E. Maloney Program Element: 1BA031 Date: 10/1/73
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
ion of T
ted (Che
PART
ask
ck)
NONE
No ROAP
grant te
in 1971.
Dakota S
Col lege)
or Task
rminated
(16010 DZ
tate
Effect of silt and silt removal
in a prairie lake.
K,
Ecological Research Series, EPA-R3-
73-037, July 1973.
X
|
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Program Chief: Frank H. Rainwater
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Element: 1BA032
Date: 10/1/73
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21AJH
10
Reviewing Environmental Impact
Statements-Power Plant Cooling Systems
Engineering Aspects
GPO - Environmental Protection Technc
,logy Series - EPA-660/2-73-016 -
June 1973
X
21AJH
12
Negatively Buoyant Jets in Cross Flow
GPO - Environmental Protection Tech.
Series - EPA-660/2-73-012 - July 197:
X
21A0H
Explicit Calibration of the PILLS II
System
GPO - Environmental Protection Tech.
Series - EPA-660/2-73-011 - July 197'
21AJH
Statistical Prediction of Equilibrium
Temperature from Standard
Meteorological Data Bases
GPO - Environmental Protection Tech.
'Series - EPA-660/2-73-003 - July 197-
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Frank H. Rainwater Program Element: 1BB392 Date: 10/1/73
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
ALL I PART NONE
21AZU
21AZU
21AZU
23
Predicting and Controlling Residual
Chlorine in Cooling Tower Blowdown
Reviewing Environmental Impact
Statements-Power Plant Cooling
Systems, Engineering Aspects
Nomographs for Thermal Pollution
Control Systems
GPO - Environmental Protection Technology
iSeries - EPA-R2-73-273 - July 1973
P0 - Environmental Protection Techno
Series - EPA-660/2-73-016 - June 1973
GPO - Environmental Protection Techno'
Series - EPA-660/2-73-004 - July 1973
ogy
ogy
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: J-R- Boydston Program Element: 1BB037 Date: 10/5/73
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL ARE EPA REPORTS.
ALL
PART
NONE
AOL
03
Forest Fertilization (A State-or-
the-Art Review and Description of
Environmental Effects)
EPA-R2-72-016
X
AZZ
02
International Paper Company
12040 DYD
X
AZZ
03
Oregon State University
12100 EBG
X
BAE
04
State of Art-Ready Mix Concrete
12080 HBM
X
AZX
14
St. Regis Paper Company
12040 EJU
X
BAB
81
Anaerobic - Aerobic Ponds for Beet
Sugar Waste Treatment
WPD-93-04-68
X
BAE
08
Melbourne Water Science Institute
Report
Waste Management Research and
Development Program - Meat Packing
12060 EHS
EPA-R2-73-178 (12060 FGF)
X
X
AKZ
04
State of Art Review of Pulp and
Paper Industry
EPA-R2-73-184 (12040 HAR)
X
AZZ
02
Cannery Wastewater Treatment with
Rotating Biological Contactor
and Extended Aeration.
Aerob. Trtmt. Plywood Glue Wastes
EPA-R2-73-024
12100 EZU
X
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Mjrvin l. Wood Program Element: 1BE039 Date: September 24, 197J
, ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
Ho-.-r Published
{Give name of scries or journal ,etc.,
Portion of Task
Completed (Choc!*)
I
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
(»QuE
Environmental Protection
Technology Series:
21 AOW
01
Prediction Modeling for Salinity-
Control in Irrigation Return Flows
(In-House Report)
EPA-R2-73-168
X
21 AOV
02
Cation Transport in Soils and Factors
Affecting Carbonate Solubility
EPA-R2-73-235
X
21 AOV
02
Irrigation Management for Control of
Quality of Irrigation Return Flow
EPA-R2-73-265
X
21 AOV
02
Herbicide Contamination of Surface
Runoff Waters
EPA-R2-73-266
X
21 AOY
14
Selected Irrigation Return Flow
Quality Abstracts 1970-1971
EPA-R2-73-271
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Richard W. Latimer Program Element: 1BB044 Date: October 5, 1973
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
ALL
PART
NONE
21ASG
02
Diffusion Systems for Cold Climate
Proceedings of the "International
Lagoons
Symposium on Research and Treatment
of Waste Waters in Cold Climates,"
August 1973. Also AERL Working
Paper #20.
X
21ASG
09
Chlorine Disinfection of Treated
Proceedings of the "International
Wastewater in a Baffled Contact
Symposium on Research and Treatment
Chamber at <1°C
of Waste Waters in Cold Climates,"
August 1973. Also AERL Working
^Paper #21
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Richard W" Latimer Program Element: 166044 Date: October 5» 1973
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21ASG
09
Batch Disinfection of Treated
Wastewater with Chlorine at Less
Than 0°C
Environmental Protection Technology
Series #EPA-660/2-73-005,
September 1973
X
21ASG
09
Lime Disinfection of Sewage
Bacteria at Low Temperature
Environmental Protection Technology
Series #EPA-660/2-73-017,
September 1973
X
21 ASF
08
Report to Congress—Alaska Village
Demonstration Projects
EPA-ORD Special Publication,
July 1973
X
21 ASF
01
Alaska Village Demonstration
Projects: First Generation of
Integrated Utilities for Remote
Communities
"Proceedings of the "International
Symposium on Research and Treatment
of Waste Waters in Cold Climates,"
August 1973. Also AERL Working
Paper #22.
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Program Element: 1E1Q77 Date: 10/4/73
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
10AKC
12
The polyc]jlorinated biphenyls
Aroclor 0^1248 and 1260: Effect
on and accumulation by Tetrahymena
pyriformis.
Journal of Protozoology
20: 443-445, 1973
X
10AKC
14
Relation between simple dynamic
pool and surplus production models
for yield from a fishery.
Journal of the Fisheries Research
Board of Canada, 30: 998-1002,
1973
X
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QUARTERLY RQAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Curtis C. Harlin, Jr. Program Element: 1B2045 Date: 10-2-73
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Port
Couple
ALL
ion of T
ted (Che
PART
ask
ck)
NONE
*
21-ABY*
21-ABY*
* Car
**Car
* 22
* 22
ryover of F
ryover of F'
Nitrate and Nitrite Volatilization
by Microorganisms in Laboratory
Experiments.
Wastewater Treatment and Reuse by
Land Application, Volume I.
Wastewater Treatment and Reuse by
Land Application, Volume II.
EPA Studies on Applying Sludge and
Effluent to the Land.
Land Disposal II: An Overview of
Treatment Methods
r '72.
'73 approved ROAPs.
EPA-660/2-73-002 (R-800997)
EPA-660/2-73-006a (Contract 68-01-074
EPA-660/2-73-006b (Contract 68-01-074
COMPOST SCIENCE, Journal of Waste
Recycling, Vol. 14, No. 4,
July-August 1973.
JOURNAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
FEDERATION, Vol. 45, No. 7,
July 1973.
X
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L) X
X
X
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