National Environmental Research Center
Corvallis, Oregon
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OFFICE OF RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
200 S.W. 35th Street
Corvallis, Oregon 97330
Phone 503-752-4211
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR
Director -- Dr. A. F. Bartsch
Deputy Director -- Earl N. KaH
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Michael G. Hebert*
Director
Chris L. West
Director
GROSSE ILE LABORATORY,
GROSSE ILE, MICH.
ARCTIC ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY, COLLEGE, ALASKA
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NATIONAL ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY, CORVALLIS, OREGON
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GULF BREEZE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY, GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA
Director -- Dr. Norman R. Glass
Director -- Dr. Thomas W. Duke
Qgp^ty Director -- Jack I. Lowe
NATIONAL MARINE WATER QUALITY
LABORATORY, NARRAGANSETT, R.I.
SOUTHEAST ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LABORATORY, ATHENS, GA.
Director — Dr. David W. Duttweiler
Director -- Dr. Eric D. Schneider
NATIONAL WATER QUALITY LABORATORY
DULUTH, MINN.
BEARS BLUFF FIELD STATION
JOHNS ISLAND, S.C.
Director — Dr. Donald I. Mount"
Chief — Dr. Richard J. Berry
NEWTOWN FISH TOXICOLOGY
STATION, NEWTOWN, OHIO
¦wrrrmnr ENVIRONMENTAL RtStARCH
LABORATORY, CORVALLIS, OREGON
Chief -- IHlliam
Horning
Director -- Dr. Norbert A. Jaworski
Deputy Director -- Dr. L. P. Seyb
MONTICELLO FIELD STATION
MONTICELLO, MINN.
Chief -- Robert M. Brice
WESTERN FISH TOXICOLOGY
STATION, CORVALLIS, OR
NEWPORT FIELD STATION
NEWPORT, OR.
Chief -- Dr. Ronald R. Garton
Chief — Dr. R. C. Swartz
ROBERT S KERR ENVIRONMENTAL
RESEARCH LABORATORY, ADA, OK.
Acting in Dual Capacity
Director -- William C. Galegar
Deputy Director -- Marvin L. Wood
James C. McCarty
Director
PROGRAM COORDINATION
Michael G Hebert
Director
ADMINISTRATION
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QUARTERLY STATUS REPORT, 2nd QUARTER FY 74
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
CORVALLIS, OREGON
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
CORVALLIS, OREGON
January, 1974
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PREFACE
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
Corvallis, Oregon
This report is designed primarily to serve the needs of
management by providing an overall picture of the status of
progress toward the accomplishment of planned research. It is
not a report of accomplishment, but rather an "exception" report
which identifies problems and reasons for delay.
This Quarterly Report summarizes the present status of progress
toward achieving the milestones in each of the approved Research
Objective Accomplishment Plans (ROAPs) assigned to NERC-Corvallis and
its associated laboratories for the 2nd Quarter FY 74. The report is
divided into 4 parts. Part I summarizes the status of delays, the
reasons for delays and the technical assistance provided to EPA,
the Regions and other federal, state, and private organizations. Part
II is the Laboratory Director's assessment of the problems, impact
of delays and accomplishments. Part III is a detailed report by
ROAP on the status of tasks toward meeting task milestones and Part IV
is a listing of the technical reports and papers published during the
quarter.
Out of a total of 90 ROAPs and 785 active tasks, approximately
76% are proceeding on schedule as of the end of the second quarter.
The major delays encountered during the second quarter are in large
measure attributable to the freeze in extramural funding which has
caused disruption of ongoing grants and contracts and has delayed
startup of new extramural projects. Lifting of the freeze during the
second quarter should alleviate this problem. However, at the end
of the quarter only 28% of extramural funds were obligated. Every
effort will be made to process outstanding extramural projects during
the third quarter.
Your comments and suggestions on the contents of this report will
be appreciated. Please direct all inquiries to the Director, Program
Coordination Staff, NERC-Corvallis or call on FTS-503-752-4362.
A. F. Bartsch
Director, NERC-Corvallis
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART I - Summary of ROAP/Task Progress Purple Divider
Pages 1-8
PART II - Laboratory Directors Report Green Divider
Pages 9-29
PART III - ROAP Status Reports Orange Divider
Pages 31-107
PART IV - Research Publications Blue Divider
Pages 109-122
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PART I
SUMMARY OF ROAP/TASK PROGRESS
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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER - CORVALLIS
SUMMARY OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
2nd Quarter - FY1974
(Manhours)
Current Quarter % of Total Year-To-Date
Qtrly Res
Manhours
Laboratory
Regi ons
Other
EPA
Non-EPA
Total
Regions
Other
EPA
Non-EPA
Total
PNERL
808
967
412
2187
4.67
1564
3459
704
5727
NMWQL
816
5448
24
6288
24.67
916
5648
104
6668
NWQL
64
992
370
1426
3.75
144
4985
575
5704
AERL
184
-
-
184
2.70
184
-
-
184
GIL
128
248
116
492
11 .80
149
1152
220
1521
RSKERL
16
278
198
492
2.36
46
1499
334
1879
6BERL
40
1288
301
1629
12.50
431
1835
949
3215
SERL
12
142
43
197
.70
200
835
411
1446
NERL
56
80
40
176
1.78
96
150
147
393
2124
9443
1504
13,071
3730
19,563
3444
26,737
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NATIONAL
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
MANPOWER RESOURCE SUMMARY
2nd QUARTER - FY 1974
- CORVALLIS
Permanent Full
Time
OPFT
LABORATORY
Auth
Over 1/
Allocated
Target
ONB
Auth
ONB
HQS NERC
22
-
22
22
8
5
AERL
17
-
17
21
0
11
GIL
8
-
8
8
2
3
GBERL
36
-
36
35
4
6
NERL
22
-
22
22
5
8
NMWQL
64
2
66
65
2
15
NWQL
PNERL
90
74
2
24
92
2/
98
91
95
7
7
7
12
RSKERL
59
1
60
60
5
1
SERL
TL
2
74
7]_
_2
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TOTAL NERC-C
464
31
495
490
42
73
1_/ Over allocated at PAG II per Dr. Greenfield
2/ 22 positions for Lake Survey
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LABORATORY
PNERL
NMWQL
NWQL
AERL
GIL
RSKERL
6BERL
SERL
NERL
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER - CORVALLIS
SUMMARY OF EXTRAMURAL OBLIGATIONS
2ND QUARTER FY 1974
TOTAL
AUTHORIZED
FUNDS
3,226,000.
1 ,254,000
645,000
547,000
1 ,917,000
3,373,000
527,000
2,065,000
1 ,054,000
14,608,000
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OBLIGATED
841 ,972
453,575
131,336
120,000
201,920
1,460,061
195,945
542,477
74,832
4,022,118
% OBLIGATED
26.1
36.2
20.4
21.9
10.5
43.3
37.2
26.3
7.1
27.5
— Funds authorized at PAG II less
program cut $1,192,000 (11-14-73)
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NERC-CORVALLIS
COMPARISON TOTAL EXPENDITURES
FY 1973 vs FY 1974
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AUTHORIZED FUNDING LEVEL
FY 1973
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FY 1 9 74
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60
40
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JUL AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN
FISCAL YEAR - MONTHS
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NERC-CORVALLIS
COMPARISON EXTRAMURAL EXPENDITURES
FY 1973 vs FY 1974
AUTHORIZED FUNDING LEVEL
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Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
FISCAL YEAR - MONTHS
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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
C0RVALL1S* OREGON
SUMMARY OF MONTHS DELAYED BY ORGANIZATION
JANUARY 1974
LABORATORY
ACTIVE
TASKS
% TASKS
DELAYED
NO TASKS
DELAYED
1-3
4-6
¦ DELAY
7-9
IN MONTHS
10-12
OVER 12
PNERL
?<+4
26.6<+
65
6
17
30
5
7
NMWQL
6?
33.87
21
6
8
7
0
0
NWQL
106
6.iSO
7
5
0
1
0
1
AERL
8
37.50
3
0
2
0
0
1
GIL
71
18.31
13
5
4
2
1
1
RSKERL
95
17.89
17
2
7
5
0
3
GBERL
43
6.98
3
0
1
2
0
0
SERL
104
41 .35
43
9
13
14
4
3
NERL
52
26.9?
14
2
4
8
0
0
TOTALS
785
23.69
186
35
56
69
10
16
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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
COKVALL IS*OREGON
SUMMARY OF REASONS FOR DELAYBY ORGANIZATION
JANUARY 1974
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LABORATORY
PNE'RL
NMWOL
NWOL
AERL
GIL
RSKFRL
GHERL
SERL
NERl.
TOTAL TASKS ------
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?1 17 2 0
7 0 0 0 0
3 0 0 0 0
13 0 5 0 0
17 10 2 1
3 0 0 0 0
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- REASON FOR OELAYS-
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0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
0
7
6
0
0
0
0
0
6
4
26
3
1
0
2
6
0
10
4
AO
5
0
1
0
4
1
1
3
0
DA
6
2
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
DO
1
0
1
2
0
4
0
4
0
0
8
0
3
1
2
2
0
4
3
TOTALS
1*6
21
23
52
15
1 1
12
23
funding F
FF- Funds Frozen
FI - Funding Insufficient
FO- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a c t D e I a y (spec 11 y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA— Diversion ol Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec ¦ f/)
O— Ot , 3 r ( spec i fy )
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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
CORVALLIS* OREGON
SUMMARY OF TASK PROGRESS BY ORGANIZATION
JANUARY 1974
LABORATORY TOTAL NO TASKS NO ACTIVE NO TASKS NO TASKS NO TASKS
tasks complete tasks on sched delayed completed
PNERL 604 129 244 170 65 129
NMrtOL 134 fl 62 40 21 8
NWQL 159 27 106 97 7 27
AERL 17 6 fl 5 3 6
GIl 89 11 71 59 13 11
RSKERL 269 40 95 78 17 40
GHERL 51 8 43 40 3 8
SERL 255 37 104 59 43 37
NERL 99 14 52 39 14 14
TOTALS 1677 280 785 587 186 280
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PART II
LABORATORY DIRECTORS REPORT
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ALASKA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 1st Quarter FY 74
I. IMPACT OF DELAYS:
1BA022 -21ARY
The five month delays is riot critical and will not delay related
tasks in the ROAP.
1BA021 - 21ASA
The delay is not significant and will not delay the completion of
the ROAP.
1BB044 - 21ASG
The delay in Task 04 and 05 is not critical and will not affect the
completion of the ROAP. ROAP 21ASF, Task 05, the delay caused by the
fire at Wainwright has created a serious delay in the accomplishment of
that task and the completion of the ROAP. The nature of the impact and
recommendations for future action have been the subject of separate
communications.
II. Issues:
The major issue dealing with the research program is the question of
the future direction of the AVDP program. In light of the disastrous fire
at Wainwright, major decisions involving a "replacement" facility and the
"third project" must be made at higher program levels.
III. Accomplishments:
The laboratory staff is continuing to generate a large number of
reports. Three more were completed this quarter and a number of
additional reports are nearing final form. The most significant findings
deal with the toxicity of Prudhoe Bay crude oil on young coho and sockeye
salmon. This report should be available for release this month.
IV. Administrative/Manaqement Problems:
The laboratory continues to operate with a personnel ceiling that
is inadequate to cover the onboard staff. This situation has now
persisted for two years. The end result is an impossible personnel
management situation that significantly reflects on the quality and
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quantity of research at the laboratory. The recent loss of permanent
employees has been covered by temporary appointments. This measure
was expedient and only delays facing up to the real problem.
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GULF BREEZE ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 2nd Quarter
I. Impact of Delays:
1BA077
Nothing to report.
II. Issues:
Communication between GBERL and Office of Pesticide Programs should
be greatly improved after meeting this quarter in Raleigh. Represen-
tatives from various research laboratories and OPP discussed current
research activities and needs.
III. Accomplishments:
Staff members completed research requested by Office of General
Council (OGC) for the dieldrin hearings and testified for EPA during
the hearings.
The chemistry laboratory completed analysis of sea herring for
the Office of Economic and Cultural Development (OECD). This is part
of an international program to establish current levels of specific
pollutants which occur in the environment. Additional analyses will
be conducted later in the year.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
The amount of diesel fuel allotted our laboratory for 1974 is not
sufficient to power our boat and maintain a safe level for our emergency
generator. Unless we receive an additional allocation we will be forced
to cancel ship-time for some ROAP and technical services tasks.
/ Our scheduled allotment of overtime will not cover emergency over-
f time for repairing pumps, etc. already expended this fiscal year.
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GROSSE ILE LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 2nd Quarter FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BAQ26
There is a total of 6 ROAP's and 62 tasks in the Large Lakes Branch;
50 tasks are on schedule, 2 completed, and 10 delayed. ROAP 21BBI,
Comprehension of the Michigan-Huron-Superior Lake System, will have to
be eliminated because the funds have been diverted. Parts of the field
studies for the Upper Lakes Reference Study for the IJC in response to
the U.S. - Canadian Agreement will not be conducted.
1BB036
There have been some delays in receiving grant applications from
prospective grantees which will result in a slippage of proposed ROAP
target dates.
1BB042
ROAP 21AGI has been delayed by the lack of proposals from prospective
contractors.
II. Issues:
1BA026
It is difficult to provide an input to International cooperative
research when funds are diverted.
1BB036
Due to large amounts of Technical Assistance rendered to the Office
of Air and Water Programs and Hqs - Technology Task Force - ROAP manage-
ment has suffered.
III. Accomplishments:
1BA026
A report containing the results of the first years activities for
IFYGL has been assembled. The report is being duplicated and will be
issued shortly. Study plans have been prepared for the Upper Lakes
Reference Study.
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IV. Admi nistrati ve/Management Problems:
There are no administrative/management problems to report at this time.
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NATIONAL ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 2nd Quarter, FY '74
I. Impact of Delays:
1AA0Q6
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. Under ROAP 21 ALU the largest problem concerns
the delay in funding of those extramural tasks which were held on
the carryover 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,
inhouse 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. Completion of
this task awaits our installation of salt aerosol exposure chambers
in the Laboratory. 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 usefulness 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 inhouse capability
for ecological research.
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II. Issues:
There still remains two major issues which require action
of higher authority within ORD. The first issue concerns NERL's
mission and scope, the second concerns the availability of a permanent
facility. 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 preceding quarter are eight
publications in print and achievement of a fully functional program
once again. Oregon State University farm site has been 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 problems should resolve itself in the near future.
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NATIONAL MARINE WATER QUALITY LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 2nd Quarter, FY '74
I. Impact of Delays:
The six ROAPs at NMWQL contain a total of 54 approved tasks. During
the quarter, one task has been completed and three more made inactive
by withdrawal of funds by headquarters. Of the remaining 50 tasks 20
are delayed. Although the excessive technical assistance drain should
abate early in the next quarter, delays associated with wet lab com-
pletion are likely to continue to increase. Release of extramural funds
has stabilized delays due to the freeze.
1BA022
16AAR
This ROAP is being phased out of the Program Element this year.
16AAS
Loss of funding for the one active task makes this an inactive ROAP.
It will be transferred to another PE for next FY.
16AAT
While delays in this ROAP appear minimal, it is because available
effort is being devoted to field aspects of planned tasks. ROAP activities
will soon become very dependent on wet lab facilities.
16AAV
With completion of the waste oil work, available effort and facilities
can be devoted to ballast water problem. This delay is not significant
since it reflects two tasks being run sequentially rather than in parallel.
21AKF
A firm basis for salinity, ph, and turbidity standards will not be
available as scheduled. Temperature criteria being developed as planned
under this ROAP and with massive support in the name of technical
assistance will rely heavily on the literature. Verification of criteria
so derived is dependent on progress on wet lab construction.
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21 BBC
Delays estimated at this point in in-house effort may be made up.
A close coordination between that effort and extramural support is
becoming more difficult as a consequence of funding delays. Some
redirection of effort may be required as a result of closer coordination
with NOAA efforts.
II. Accomplishments:
Intensive work by staff members from all teams has provided the
best possible basis for evaluating the applicability of various
approaches to establishing marine thermal criteria.
Long-term exposure of oysters to 10 ppb cadmium has revealed that
gonadal development and spawning are delayed while no other evidence of
adverse effect can be found. Larvae generated from exposed oysters
failed to reach the straight-hinged stage. Copper and cadmium do not
appear to compete for binding sites in tissues.
A new method was developed for sampling water approximately 10 cm
from the bottom for analyses of oxygen, salinity, p", and trace metals.
Optimal feeding and holding conditions for Menidia menidia have
been established. This is the most abundant and ubiquitous forage fish
on the East Coast.
III. Issues:
None to be raised at this time.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
The delay in wet lab construction is partially due to the fact that
allowances for the first quarter were insufficient to permit all possible
progress. Increased allowances in succeeding quarters will be unable
to compensate program delays.
The demands of technical assistance have recently begun to have
serious impact on accomplishment of ROAP objectives. During the past
quarter some 55% of our effort has been spent in such activities.
On July 22, 1973 Mr. William Egan, Laborer, was assigned to NMWQL. \\
This assignment was directed by EPA Personnel Office because Mr. Egan ll
had been "RIFED" from the Northeast Water Supply Research Laboratory. Aa \
yet we have not been allotted a permanent position to cover Mr. Egan's \\
employment.
ROAP status reports do not reflect real progress made by the laboratory
staff. Of the 20 tasks reported delayed, 10 are delayed by reason of
the freeze on extramural funds.
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NATIONAL MATER QUALITY LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 1st Quarter FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BAQ21
All delays are of a minor nature and will not materially affect
overall objectives.
II. Issues:
# The Complex Effluent ROAP - 16AA) is essentially obsolete as it
is now written. Due to the philosophy adopted in the effluent guidelines
by EPA and more indepth thinking by our staff, we have decided to change
the entire approach to the problem. A reprogramming action is in
preparation.
III. Accomplishments:
A filter for removing asbestos from water for home use was tested
and found efficient under our Technical Assistance ROAP.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
None appropriate to mention here.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 2nd Quarter, FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BAQ25
Delays will riot appreciably affect milestones.
1BA031
Milestone event 02 on ROAP 21AJE will not be attained because
funds were withdrawn by Headquarters.
Inability to hire permanent or temporary personnel continue
to impede assigned research in Tasks 08 and 17 in ROAP 21AJF.
1BA029
Planning and preliminary activities necessary to initiate
sampling in states west of the Mississippi River are now five months
behind schedule.
1BA032 and 1BB392
In PE 1BA032 there will be a technical delay of two months
in completion of the "Workbook on Thermal Plume Prediction." The
field testing of cooling tower plume models will be delayed four months
because funds in ROAP 21AJH were frozen.
In PE 1BB392, due to frozen ROAPs, the target dates for completion
of four tasks will be postponed no more than six months, possibly im-
pacting the legislative mandates.
1BB037
Delays in the program will prevent the development of technology
necessary to meet the legislated deadline of zero discharge of pollutants
by 1985.
Laboratory Services Branch
Priorities have been assigned to tributary samples originating
from the states that were started in 1972 (Eutrophication Survey Branch),
to the Workbook on Surface Discharges (Thermal Pollution Branch), and to
the data reduction of pulse height analyzer output (Coastal Pollution
Branch). As a result of these priorities, delays are inevitable in other
program areas.
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II. Issues:
1BA025
None
1BA031
Lack of funds to carry out full-scale lake restoration
demonstration projects continues to be a problem.
1BA029
Indecision as to the future course of the Survey has
impacted ROAP's 25AJX, 25AKM and 25ALP although the impact is not
yet evident on the ROAP Status Reports. For the past seven months
the question of whether or not the Survey would expand into the
21 states west of the Mississippi River has been debated but still
has not been resolved within EPA; however, the Office of Water Programs
has endorsed the westward expansion. Assuming the EPA Administrator
also endorses the westward expansion, the question of funding by 0MB
still remains.
1BA032 and 1BB392
None
1BB037
Considerable staff time and resources were spent in technical
assistance to the Effluent Guidelines Division, limiting supervision of
ongoing grant projects.
Laboratory Services Branch
None
III. Accomplishments:
1BA025
The required input for the Ocean Dumping Analytical Methods
Manual was forwarded to headquarters in accordance with an assigned
December 1 deadline.
The fifth benthic survey of the New York Bight experimental
dumping site was completed in December. All specimens from the August
cruise have been identified and enumerated.
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1BA025 (Continued)
Task 38, 21AIS - A scientific publication,"Methylmercury in
estuarine sediments," by W. Anders and Robert W. Harris was published
in Nature 245: 256.
Dr. Feldman published an Ecological Research Series publica-
tion EPA 660/3-73-013, "Petroleum Weathering: Some Pathways, Fate,
and Disposition on Marine Waters," in connection with ROAP 21AIV.
The Southern California Coastal Water Research Project has
analyzed species diversity patterns in the demersal fish and benthic
invertebrate communities of the Los Angeles Bight in relation to water
quality characteristics.
1BA031
Completed laboratory tests to determine relative efficiencies
of candidate nutrient inactivants. Algal assays were used to document
the effect of inactivants on algal growth medium. Toxicity tests on
fish and Daphnia were conducted for zirconium, aluminum, zirconium
refinery wastes and lanthanum rare earth chloride. The draft of the
final report on the nutrient inactivation project has been completed.
The nitrogen and phosphorus requirements for Selenastrum
capricornutum have been defined. The interaction of zinc (as 2rt CI2)
upon the growth of S. capricornutum is being studied.
The effort to design and evaluate a marine version of the
Algal Assay Procedure: Bottle Test has resulted in the establishment
of the suitability of Dunaliella tertiolecta as a highly versatile and
consistent bioassay organism for nutrient assessment in marine, estuarine,
and some freshwater situations.
A Biostimulation Workshop for EPA research personnel was
held October 15-17 in Corvallis. Papers were presented by Paul Smith
(Shagawa Lake Project), Tamotsu Shiroyama, William E. Miller, David
Specht, and Joseph Greene of the Eutrophication and Lake Restoration
Branch.
Preliminary in situ sediment oxygen demand/nutrient generation
experiments were completed at Shagawa Lake to learn more about the role
of sediments, during anoxic conditions, in supplying nutrients to the
water column.
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1BA029
A total of 22 preliminary reports for individual lakes
have been prepared for the following states: Wisconsin (4), Georgia
(1), Michigan (1), New York (1), Vermont (7), Rhode Island (2),
New Hampshire (3), and Minnesota (3). Reports for nine Maine lakes
are near completion.
The one year tributary sampling program was completed in
the first ten New England and Mid Western states in which the program
was initiated in 1972.
Updated provisional stream, municipal sewage treatment
plant and lake data were provided to the pollution control agencies
of each of the 27 states now participating in the survey.
A professional statistician was hired on a part-time basis
to evaluate the methods used to estimate stream nutrient loadings and
to suggest improved methods which would enhance the reliability of
the estimates. The statistician submitted a report, the recommendations
in which are currently being implemented.
Land use identification and computations of areal coverage
were completed for all of the CY 1972 study areas. Climate, slope
and animal density data were also collected for these areas while
soil type identification is still in progress. For the CY 1973 lakes,
230 drainage and subdrainage areas were delineated and measured and
identification of land use types from areal photography was started.
1BA032
Assisted Water Planning Division in development of guidelines
for mixing zones and thermal criteria. Provided data on energy require-
ments of closed-cycle cooling systems to Effluent Guidelines Division.
Completed rough draft (exclusive of computer generated plots)
of Workbook of Thermal Plume Prediction—Volume II--Surface Discharges.
Tested radiosonde-kitoon system for acquiring temperature
and humidity data in cooling tower plumes. Several test "flights" were
made in the plumes of the paper machines at the Mill of American Can
Company in Halsey, Oregon.
1BB392
Funded Aerospace contract to characterize S02 scrubber effluents.
Grantees Hydronautics and Eugene Water and Electric Board completed work on
their projects and the final reports are being reviewed.
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1BB037
Six reports were submitted for publishing during the
quarter on completed grant projects, but have not been published yet.
Laboratory Services Branch
In this quarter 45,000 analyses were reported to the various
project leaders.
All the samples for the Eutrophication Survey Program
collected by the states with start-ups in 1972 have been completed.
Studies on the preservation of freshwater samples have
been completed. The data are now being evaluated.
AQC studies on calendar 1973 data are being evaluated.
IV. Admi ni strati ve/Management Problems:
1BA025
None
1BA031
None
1BA029
The present system of allocating funds to agencies and
eventually to programs within agencies creates an administrative/manage-
ment problem. Manpower and money cannot be used efficiently when
uncertainties regarding funding levels exist for the first six months
of the fiscal year.
1BA032 and 1BB392
None
1BBQ37
Much time was lost during the quarter in planning for and
discussing a proposed transfer of program direction to NERC-Cincinnati
which was later rescinded. Since both NERC's now have some areas of
responsibility for industrial waste research, a mechanism for coordination
should be developed. A regular meeting of key personnel involved in the
program should be instituted.
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Laboratory Services Branch
The backlog continues to climb. The cause of the climbing
backlog is the lack of experienced people in the automated section. An
illustrative example of our problems is the training and loss of Diane
Nedberge. In the month of December, Diane finally achieved a complete
mastery of the "automated system" and at the end of December Diane was
terminated because her temporary appointment expired. It takes
approximately six months of on-the-job training to master the day-
to-day problems encountered in the automated section. Since Wiley's
departure, we've operated with stop-gap emergency measures. With the
employment of Raymond Titus, a full-time permanent employee, some of
the operational problems should be resolved by June.
The shortage of people in the computer section is placing
more pressure on the professional staff. The responses to pressures
have been dealt with on a case-by-case basis. The approach that has
been used is: "Look, can you wait until a response has been made
to this other project's needs!" The reassignment of Lyle Wilson from
the Lake Survey has helped considerably in giving better service.
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ROBERT S. KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 2nd Quarter FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BB024 1BB036 1BB045
1BB039 1BB040
The delay of Task 1, ROAP 16AJB is significant in terms of its being
a companion study to that being initiated by Air and Water Programs
concerning institutional constraints of ground-water basin management.
The delay of Task 9, ROAP 21AI0 is significant because it supplies
valuable input to the GE TEMPO contract with the Office of Monitoring.
II. Issues:
Water and Air Program, Guideline Program has identified to us the
staff members they want available for the new industrial grouping. No
estimate of time and money is available for determining impacts. Past
experience indicates Washington's estimates of needs are off by factors
of several magnitude.
III. Accomplishments:
No report.
IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
No report.
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SOUTHEAST ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Quarterly Status Report, 2nd Quarter, FY 74
I. Impact of Delays:
1BAQ23
Delay in 21 AIL-07 will continue to cause proportionate delay
in testing and verifying pollutant fate models. Delays in 21 AIM will
continue to cause proportionate delays in developing mercury and
malathion models, and in supplying information on soil pesticide
degradation to OPP. Impact of continued delay in 22 AEC is still
unknown.
1BA027
Delay in 16 ACG will have no adverse impact on other researchers
expecting to use the data. The delay in 16 ADN relative to organic
analyses will not prevent attainment of ROAP milestones on schedule,
but the delays in tasks 22, 32, 67, and 71 relative to multi-element
analysis will holdup EPA analytical chemists ready to use these
techniques now. Delays in 07 ABL have no apparent impact on other
programs.
1BB036
Delays in 21 AZT will continue to delay development of control
technology for dyeing operations in textile industry. Delays in
21 AZR will continue to delay development of control technology for
some segments of the agricultural chemical industry. Delays in
21 AZR-14 and -15 (SRO's) will postpone for a full year the develop-
ment of comprehensive integrated environmental pollution control
technology for fertilizer manufacturing.
1BB039
Delay in 21 AYP-11 will restrict FY 75 program planning for
completing the development of pesticide runoff models. Delay in
21 AYP-12 will delay the testing, application and initial version
of the lumped-parameter pesticide runoff model.
II. Issues:
Issues reported in first quarter were resolved: Agricultural
runoff research will now include nutrient studies, decisions were
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made on three SRO's (no funds for two, work started on one at
NWQL), and additional funds were desiqnated by PAM to support
AEcoS experiments in FY 74.
A continuing issue is the timely authorization of resources for
SERL's programs. The delay in release of some extramural funds for
commitment to approved projects and the delay in receipt of FY 74
allowances have adversely affected SERL's entire research program,
both in-house and extramural. Two quarters' operation without an
allowance have created doubt, confusion, and distractions that
decrease creativity and productivity. The start of some extramural
projects has been delayed, affecting progress in some in-house tasks
and distracting Project Officers and slowing their in-house research.
Resource planning and management at decision levels above SERL
should recognize the critical importance of timeliness of resource
allocations to the success of bench-level activities.
The slowly growing number of periodic reports, planning docu-
ments, and non-technical work assigned researchers is further redu-
cing research productivity and adversely affecting morale.
III. Accomplishments:
1BBQ36-21 AZR 11: A demonstration unit (1500 pounds per hour)
was constructed for the production of a slow-release granular fer-
tilizer using ammonium sulfate waste from coking plants as feed
material. Test runs were successfully completed for various
commercial mixed fertilizer grades. The fertilizers produced are
now ready to be tested for their agronomic properties and their
ability to be coated with sulfur, thus enhancing their slow-release
properties. This investigation demonstrates the use of polluting
wastes in the manufacture of a useful agricultural product whose
production process also minimizes pollutant discharge.
1BAQ27-07 ABL 14: SERL's Analytical Chemistry Branch assisted
Dr. I. N. Rogers of Environment Canada by analyzing five extracts
of paper mill wastewaters that were toxic to salmon. Most of the
major organic contaminants detected by gas chromatography were
tentatively identified by GC/MS. Contaminants found were some
fatty acids, resin acids, and sesquiterpene and diterpene deriva-
tives. Two chlorinated compounds (3,4,5-trichloroveratrol and
tetrachloroveratrol) were also found and tentatively identified.
1BA027-16 ADN 26: Analysis by GC and Fourier-transform
infra-red spectroscopy (FTIR) of two paper mill waste extracts
confirmed four compound identifications by GC/MS and invalidated
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three others, demonstrating the potential value of GC/FTIR as a
confirmatory technique for organic pollutant analysis. A computer
technique for removing the absorptions of a known compound from
a mixed spectrum was partially successful in identifying other
compounds in a GC peak ascribed chiefly to borneol. The spectra
of high boiling, thermally stable compounds such as phenyl eyelohexane
were obtained by connecting the GC column directly to the heated
IR cell.
1BA023-21 AIM 07: In both bacterial (mixed populations) and
fungal (Aspergillus oryzae) degradation studies, malathion was found
to be degraded primarily to the beta-mono-acid of malathion.
Malathion dicarboxylic acid and dimethyldithiophosphate comprised
only a few percent of the metabolic products in both cases. The
second-order rate constant for fungal degradation was 3.66 (+ 0.58)
x 10"^ liters mg~l hr~l. For bacterial degradation, the second
order rate constant was 1.2 to 3.5 x 10"^ liters organism hr~l.
1SB039-21 AYP 12: The first version of a lumped-parameter
Pesticide Runoff Model was completed by the contractor, Hydrocomp,
Inc. The model permits a continuous simulation of runoff, sediment,
pesticide in runoff, and pesticide in sediment emanating from a
watershed into receiving waters. In its final form, the Runoff
Model will be useful in developing strategies for the prevention
and control of pesticide movement into receiving waters.
1BA023-21 AIL 06: Another mathematical model of a freshwater
biological community was constructed based upon the model completed
during the previous quarter. Results from computer runs indicate
that higher trophic levels are important in setting temporal patterns
of phytoplankton populations and of nutrient cycling among various
forms. Therefore, they should not be ignored in field and laboratory
studies. A paper was prepared incorporating a discussion of com-
putations for system couplings such that mass is conserved for
biological and chemical reactions that preserve a set of stoichio-
metric relationships.
1BB036-21 AZT 06: The use of hyperfiltration (reverse osmosis)
for treatment of dyeing wastes has been investigated at LaFrance
Industries in LaFrance, South Carolina. The reuse of the product
water has been found to present no problems to the dyer. The con-
centrate is technically also reuseable in most cases; however,
concentrate degradation will also be investigated.
186039-21 BBV: During the quarter a closer working relation-
ship has developed between SERL and USDA. Both groups are taking
seriously the spirit of cooperation mandated in PL 92-500, resulting
in an acceleration of progress in SERL's agricultural research.
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IV. Administrative/Management Problems:
Release of frozen funds resulted in the simultaneous process-
ing of many pending grant applications, causing inordinate delays
in final administrative actions and funding. This peak in adminis-
trative effort has created an additional burden for Project Officers
and administrative personnel; it will be experienced again in future
fiscal years as many of these extramural projects are continued.
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PART III
ROAP STATUS REPORTS
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ROAPS ON SCHEDULE
The list below indicates the ROAPS on schedule; the following
pages of "ROAP Status Reports" contain only ROAPS having one
or more delayed tasks.
NO. OF
PROGRAM
ROAP
ACTIVE TASKS
ELEMENT
LABORATORY
21ALS
5
1AA006
NERL
16AAI
6
1BA021
NWQL
21AKG
8
1BA021
NWQL
25AIC
3
1BA021
NWQL
16AAD
10
1BA021
NWQL
21ARX
6
1BA021
AERL
16AAR
3
1BA022
NMWQL
16AAT
6
1BA022
NMWQL
21ARZ
3
1BA022
AERL
21AIS
14
1BA025
PNERL
25ADS
5
1BA026
GIL
25ALP
3
1BA029
PNERL
25AKM
3
1BA029
PNERL
21AJA
11
1BA031
PNERL
58AAH
3
1BB036
SERL
21AZP
6
1BB036
RSKERL
21AZV
3
1BB036
RSKERL
58AAG
3
1BB037
PNERL
21AYN
8
1BB039
RSKERL
A21AYR
3
1BB039
RSKERL
21AYS
4
1BB039
RSKERL
21AYU
3
1BB039
SERL
21BBV
2
1BB039
SERL
21AGD
0
1BB040
RSKERL
21AJN
10
1EA077
GBERL
21AMN
1
1EA077
GBERL
58AAK
2
1BB392
PNERL
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QUARTERLY
ROAP
STATUS
REPOR1
r
]3 . Roap Title D
1 Bioloqical E
mil maSi'
?f a Pro
:orinq S
to col
vstem
for
a
4 Date
S.Page No
1
of - A
6.Total Task* In Roaps I^No Tasks Completed
? ! 0
8.No.Active Tasks
1
9.No. on Schedule
10.No.Completed CFY
11
No. Delayed
2
1 2.
13- Program Chlel „
L. C. Ramere
14.Roap Manager
L.
W. Tuttle
15.
16 TASKS
DELAYED
Taak No
Brief Description
month*
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
01
Development of an Environmental Effects
Monitoring System
6
6/30/73
12/73
FL
Branch Chie
02
Implement and operate Biological Effect
Monitoring System
s 6
12/73
6/74
AG
Proceed as planned.
17 remarks Grant was funded 12/11/73 which represents six month delay from original
caused delay in Task 02.
target date which, in turn,
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 fy )
Funds Late ( Eiamp 1 e • delay in
advice ofallowance)
AD — Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a c t De I ay (speci I y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
DA -
DO-
O-
Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1AA006
2 Roap No
21 ALR
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed 8 No.Active Tasks
27 i 9 15
3^oa^T^T^f^ren^TTernnT"scTerT?fT?,Ba^^fo^^4 0a,e !5 Pao« ,No
Secondary Air . j& Con^.of Other PqIJ ut.ahts 1/8/74 |
m
113- Program Chief
L.C. Raniere
lo Complete
0
FY |Ti No Delayed
6
1 2
14. Roap Manager
L.C. Ram ere
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
ia rget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
06
08
09
10
22
24
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, North
Carolina State University
8
2
8
4
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
3/1/74
AD
AD
Proceeding with related
studies not requiring gas
exposure chambers
)-Functio
Transfer
AD
AD
AG—
Negot.
na
1 Construction and/or acqui-
sition of sophisticated
env. control facility
Proceeding with related stud
not requiring gas exposure
chambers.
DeveloD cooperative work at
OSU
Expedite
Br. Chief
II tl
Headquarter
es Br. Ch.
Br. Ch.
Headquarter
17 remarks
Need firm commitment and target date for new ecological research facility.
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 ofallowance)
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 (speed
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
DA
for Technical
Diversion of Staf f
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
' U W"""" * "°2*f "tu I'o^Mr'Wl 15'
EfSAcSAvfcSS0!iiSliof the Impact F °i'o/5/73
5.Page No
1 of - -1
16 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
39 1 2
8 No Active Tasks
19
».No. on scneduie
12
lO.No Completed CFY I11 No. Delayed 12
3 ! 3 I
14 Roan Manager
A.S. Lefohn
is
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task *to
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Rea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
26
Biological Scavenging of Air Pollutants
5
6/1/73
1/73
FF
Has recently been awarded
28
IAG with ARS, Ft. Collins for purposes
of assessing effects of coal-fired powe
plants (CFPP) on ecosystems.
4
9/1/73
3/74
0
Delay until CFPP protocol
developed.
31
Grant to apply population dynamics mode
in ecosystem study.
s 1
1/1/74
3/74
0
Delay until CFPP protocol
developed.
17 remarks- The 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 that the
earliest both componenets of the program will get back on schedule together will be March 1974. Tasks 28 and
31 will not result in a delay in initiatinq NERL's Coal-Fired Power Plant (CFPP) program. It is anticipated
that this delay will allow for more efficient application of program resources.
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
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant/Cont ract DeI ay (speci f y )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
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)
B
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
11 Program Element
lAA006
2 Roap No
21 BBK
3 Roap Tine $eas. of Ecosystems Response & Eco-
Effects of Salt. Wat.pr Drift
16 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed .8 No ^Ac^lve^Tasks
Sal.t, Watfi
chedule Tc
4 Date
l/«/7d
>. Delayed
Is Page No
| I .-of-Ji-
ll
0
113 Program Chief
L.C. Rani ere
I.No. on Schedule
4
14 Roap Manager
L^C Ranipre
!0 No Completed CFY
0
11 No. Delayed
2
1 2.
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
month*
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
target
R e a son
R ec o m m«
By Whom
04
06
Greenhouse salt aerosol studies.
Determine ecosystems response to chang
? 7
9/1/73
8/31/73
5/1/74
AD,AG
3/31/71 AG
Contract for aerosol chamber
construction now out for bids
Scope of work being developed
Contract to be let.
17 remarks. Task 04 --
The need to go contract route for construction of aerosol exposure chambers accounts for
added three-month delay in initiating greenhouse studies.
Task 06 —Delays in getting input from other EPA principals account for additional four-month delay
in letting contract.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFF ING - OTHER-- D/O 1
F F -
F 1 -
1 F D -
1 F L ~
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted (specify)
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a c t De 1 ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical 1
Assistance ¦
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than I
Technical Assistance(spec i fy) 1
O— Other (specify) I
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 *1 'e m 6 n'
'2.Roap No
05ADD
3 Roap Ti t ie Tolerance Levels of Ammonia for
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completed
e.No Active Taskft^^friMfadule
0
4 Date
12/21/73
10.No Completed CFY 111. No Delayed TJ
5.Page No
__1 of--l-
13- Program Chief
Donald I. Mount, Ph.D.
14.Roap Manager
p Manager
Kennetn E. F. Hokanson, Ph.D.
15.
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task Ho
Brief
Description
months
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
01
Tolerance levels of ammonia.
12
12/73
12/74
AG
FL
One year grant extension.
Director,
NWQL
O
r>
17 REMARKS
Grant delayed by construction delays of bioassay laboratory. Current progress good!
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
FD- Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i I y )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay m
advice of allowance)
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - 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)
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)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 PL^r52\E'emen 1
' 2 Roap No
16AAE
3 Roap Title Bioassay Technical Support for
16 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed .8 No Active Tasks
,FriisteTaoS,Vch^fa
4. Date
12/14/73
5 Page No
__1 of.
11
1
0
113 Program Chief
Donald I. Mount, Ph.D.
Wo on scheaurt
8
10 No Completed CFY
0
14 Roap Manager
John w. Arthur
11 No. Delayed
1
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task *to
Brief
Description
mon ths
de I ayed
original
t a rget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
13
Determine acute and chronic toxicity
of a disinfected secondary sewage
effluent.
12/73
2/74
DA
Final
report
not
yet
comple*
ed,
17. REMARKS.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F — Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Laie (Example, delay in
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFF ING
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci Iy )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problem* (specify)
DA
DO
OTHER-- D/O
for Technical
Diversion of Staff
Assistance
Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
Other (spec i fy)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 RoapNo. |3. Roap Ti 11e Short-Cut Methods to Determine 4'°l8}?/7£
1R1 n?1 16AA.T 1 Tnvlranf T.ri t-Pria
5 Page No
__l..__of--l
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completed
13 j 2
8 No. Active Tasks 9. No. on Schedule 10. No Co m pieted CFY 11 No Delayed '12.
6 6 0 1 |
13- Program Chief
Donald T. Mount Ph . D .
14 Roap Manager 15
Tames M. McXira, Ph.D. —
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de 1 ayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
13
Physiological effects of chronic
exposure to sublethal Cd and zinc level
upon salmonids.
Nevei
s start
ed
12/74
AO
Grant
not
accepted
by granti
at time
of fundii
Remove Task from ROAP.
:e
ig-
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 - »
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
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
' 'flflBjf' '' 16AAK
3. Roap Ti 11 e Effects of Selecte<
i Hazardous Synthetic!4 Dna|,?,-,/
Vmil-r J 1/4/74
S.Page No
— 1 of 3
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17 No.Tasks Completed
36 i 2
8 No Active Tasks'
34
9 No on scntfllfle
35
10. W6 "Co m pTetia CFY—
1
Tf No. Delayed '1 2
1 1
13 Program Chief
Donald I. Mount, Ph.D.
14 Roap Manager
John G. Eaton
15.
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
03
Contracts to determine the chronic
toxicity to 3 fish and 3 invertebrates
of lindane, parathion, and atrazine.
7 mo
s 10/73
5/74
0
Under-
estimated
the time
for one
fish spec:
to reach
reproduc-
tive
maturity.
Have already been
reprogrammed and funds
allocated for completion.
es
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/O
F F -
F 1 -
FD-
FL -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted (specify)
Funds Late ( Eiampi e. delay in
advice ofallowance)
AO— Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG- Gra nt iCon t r a c t De 1 a y (spec I 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 Assistance(spec ify)
0— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1B1021
'2 Roap No
16AA0
3. Roap Title
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completed
22 1 4
8.No Active Tasks
Complex Effluent Criteria
14 Date
1/1/74
9.No. on Schedule
4
10 No.Completed CFY 111 No.Delayed
0 3
5 Page No
1 2.
TIT
13- Program Chief
Donald I. Mount, Ph.D.
14.Roap Manager
William B. Horning, II,
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
06
10
11
Laboratory studies relating avoidance
by fish to a toxicant.
Select sites for prototype studies.
Plan and write-up prototype systems.
12/73
10/73
12/73
2/74
DO
0
0
Lab Directc
17 REMARKS:
Task 06
Task 10
and
Task 11
- Personnel diverted to other ROAP Task to maintain scheduling for acute studies report.
Recent decisions regarding effluent guidelines dictate that an alternative approach to the
— establishment of complex effluent criteria be used. Reprogramming actions will follow.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING
- - F
F F -
F I -
F D -
FL -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i fy )
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
A D MIN ISTRATtVE - A
AO — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Cont ra 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 (spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
iRin?i
'2 Roap No
16ABI
6.Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
3. Roap Ti t le 'l'emPeratureanOJissolved Uxygen
Requirements for Freshwater Organisms
8 No Active Tasks
No on Schedule
_1S_
rga
10 No Completed CFY
a_
4 Oate
12/17/73
5 Page No
--1 of
13 Program Chief
Donald I. Mount. Ph.D.
14 Roap Manager
Bernard R. Jones
11 No Delayed
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
09B
10
15
20
21
22
Upper and lower lethal temperatures
of two species of fish.
Temperature limits for fish food
organisms - in-house.
Temperature limits for fish food
organisms - extramural.
D.O. limits for fish food organisms -
in-house.
D.O. limits for fish food organisms -
extramural.
Effects of condenser passage on fish
and fish food organisms.
Indef
—Not
—Not
—Not
—Not
—Not
1/74 &
6/74
funded
funded
None
.Y. 74--
.Y. 74--
DO
funded :r.Y. 74--
funded
.Y. 74-
funded i'.Y. 74-
Reprogram.
Fund in subsequent years.
Fund in subsequent years,
Fund in subsequent years,
Fund in subsequent years.
Fund in subsequent years,
Lab Directc
Headquarter
Headquarter
Headquarter
Headquarter
Headquarter
17 REMARKS:
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
F F -
F I -
F D -
F L -
FUNDING F
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted (specify)
Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - *
AD— Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG— Gr a nt / C on 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 of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
| QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPOR1
r
1.Program Element '2 Roap No
1B1021 16ABI
Requirements for Freshwater Organisms
4. Date
12/17/73
S.Page No
- - 2 of - -2
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
35 ' 13
S.No.Active Tasks
18
9.No on Schedule
18
to. No .Co m pleted C FY 111 No. Delayed 12.
3 ! 7 I
13. Program Chief
Donald I. Mount. Ph.D.
14 Roap Manager
Bernard R. Tones
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
iTask No.
Brie I Description
months
delayed
origin al
iargot
proposed
target
Rea son
R ecommended Action
By Whom
25
Nutrient chemistry of a subarctic lake.
--Not
funded
?.Y. 74-
Fund in subsequent years.
Headquartei
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Dlv er ted (spec i ly )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Cont 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 lor Other Than
Technical Assistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
¦ Program Element
1BA021
'2 Roap No.
3 Roap Ti 11 e
21 ASA 1 Effects of Oil nn flrrtir Freshwater
ompleted 8.No Active Tasks |9 No. on Schedule [10. No Com \
2
10.No Completed CFY
0
4. Date
01/08/74
5 Page No
---1 0t--q-
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
4 I 0
13 Program Chlefn. , ... .
Richard W. Latimer
14.Roap Manager
11 No Delayed
TIT
1
Ernst W. Mueller
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task *fo
Brief
Description
months
delayed
original
t ar get
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
The Effects of Oil Spilled ori the
High Latitude Lake Ecosystem
12/31/73
03/31/71 F.L
Stimulate grant proposal
Program
Chief
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - -F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Div erted (speci fy )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of ai lowance )
ADM IN ISTRATI VE
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant >Cont r a c> De I ay (speci f y )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specif
y)
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 ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BA022
'2 Roap No.
16AAS
3.Roap Title Effect of Free Chorine & Chlorinated
6 Total Tasks In Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completed e.No^/Pcflve'Tasks'^'j's.NoVn^cfiedule1 "[To/J/«£compVeted CFY
11
13- Program Chief
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
1
14 Roap Manager
4.Date
1/17/74
11 No Delayed
1
5 Page No
4-0'
-1
1 2.
Dr. D. K. Phelps
TT
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Des c r 1 pt
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1RA077
2 Roap No
1 6AAV
I linn r t i unnv , _
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17 No Tasks Completed
20 1 3
3.Roap TitieEffects ot Petroleum,Oils,Oil DisnerM Date
Petrochemical Wastes on Marine Life I 1/17/74
|13 Program Chief
sants ft Petrochemical Wa
-No Active Tasks |9 No on Schedul
6
14 Roap Manager
Ho on Schedule
3
10 No Completed CFY iTi No Delayed
1 I 3
5 Page No
- -1- of--- J.-
1 2
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De s cr1pt 'o n
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
tdrget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
12
18
Analyze effluent
Short term bioassays of effluent
Oiling of experimental field systems
12/1/74
6/30/74
7/1/73
5/15/74
1/1/75
FF, AG
DO, AD
FI
None
Complete wet lab
Negotiate or renrogram
Lab Directo
17 REMARKS- Task 08, no adequate proposals received yet. Task 18, proposals exceed available programmed funds.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDI N~G - - F
F F- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diver ted(specify)
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 (apecify)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass 1 stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec if-/)
O- Oier (spec i f y )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Hoap No S.Roap Title hCOlogical KeQUlr
lRAfl?? ?1AKF fnr flip Protertion nf Fstuarinp A
sments tssential «.oate
Vlarinp MfP 1/17/74
5 Page No 1
__q °f - 1 1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
df> 1 n
8 No.Active Tasks
?7
9.No on Schedule
?n
10. No Co m pleted CFY 11 No. Delayed '12
0 7 1 1
13 Program Chief .
Dr. E. Schneider
14.Roap Manager 15 I
Dr. D. K. The Ins
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Des c ript'o n
mon ths
de 1 ayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom 1
04
West Coast Polychate Culture
5
11/19/7:
4/15/74
FF ,AG
Complete negotiation
L/Dir
29
Sublethal effects, corals
2
10/11/7"
12/29/7'
FF
Corrected
28
Criteria for dissolved oxygen
2
6/30/74
8/30/74
DA
30
Temperature standards
4
6/30/74
10/30/7-
¦ AD
Complete wet lab
L/Dir
32
Salinity standards
3
6/30/74
9/30/74
AD, DA
Complete wet lab
L/Dir
34
Criteria for light, turbidity,ph,C02
3
6/30/74
9/30/74
DA
Complete wet lab
L/Dtr
40
Vital microscope development
11/19/7:
FF ,FD
17 REMARKS:
Technical assistance demands in support of temperature criteria for the
|water quality document have resulted in essentially no activity in tasks
28, 32, and 34. Task 40, funds diverted by HQ to meet budget cuts.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diver ted(specify)
FL - Funds Late ( E x am p I e • delay in
advice of allowance)
A D MIN ISTRATI V E - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG
Grant (Com r a ct De I ay (specify )
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 for Other Than
Technical Assistance ( spec i f-/)
O— Ol lie r ( spec i f y )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Pro
mmf
lement
2 Roa
¦ Total Tasks In Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
18 ! 0
3.RoapTitio Biological Techniques for Water
Critgria
13 Program Chief
Dr. Eric D. Schneider
8.NoQA'clUr¥a.rvV . Mo .Completed CFY
3
14 Roap Manager
Dr. D. K. Phelps
4. Date
1/7/74
11. No. Delayed
3
5.Page No
1
of.
1 2
15
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
14
17
Select parameters, evaluate techniques
Bioassay system, larval arthropods
Toxicity data file
7/1/7?
9/1/7:
7/1/7:
7/1/79
12/1/73
AD
AG
FD
Corrected
Correc ted
Consider reprogramming to
fund
Lab Directo
17 REMARKS:
Task 08 - Delay can be made up in out years upon completion of wet Lab
Task 14 - Award made
Task 17 - Funds diverted by HQ to meet budget cut
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 ( Examp I e: dslay In
advice of allowance)
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - »
Ad — Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG — Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (apeclty)
AP- 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
|1 Program Element ' 2 Roap No |3 . Roap Tl 11 e
IRAf)?? ?1ARY I Fffer.t<; nf Man nn Arrtir FstnaHnP
4 Date
01/08/74
S.Page No.
__1 of---l
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
5 | 0
8 No.Active Tasks
3
9 No. on schedule
2
10.No.Completed CFY 111 No.Delayed 12.
0 !l|
13- Program Chief
Richard W. Latimer
14. Roap Manager
Ernst W. MijpIIpv-
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De jcrlpl'on
month#
de I ayed
original
i arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
Baseline Study of Arctic Estuarine
Environment
10/1/73
02/28/71 A.G.
Contract Grantee to expedite
report
Project
Offi cer
17. remarks-
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Div erted ( speci ly )
FL — Funds'Late (Example delay in
advice ol allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a c t 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 Ass I stance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
Program 2 Roap No 21BBG l3Roap Title
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Complet
6 1 0
t j >, Aafiissmfigr. nf .Ocean .Dumning
ted 8 No.Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule 10 No Compl
6 0 0
4 Date
13 Program Chief 1« Roap Manager , ,
Dr. Eric D. Schneider Dr. D. K. Phelps
eted CFY
0
15
1/17/74
11 No Delayed
6
5 Page No
- — -1 o I — - -1- — ¦
12
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Merits of deep ocean and shelf disposa
5
9/1/73
2/15/73
Leaching from spoils and sludge
8
9/1/73
5/15/73
Ecological Effects of spoils and sludg
; 8
9/1/73
5/15/73
Bioassay and bioaccumulation
7
9/15/73
4/15/73
Site monitoring methods
6
9/15/73
3/15/73
Biological availability at dumn sites
8
9/1/73
5/15/73
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
01
02
03
04
05
06
FF
FF
FF
AD, DO,
AD, DO,
FF
FI
FI
Corrected
Correc ted
Corrected
Comnlete wet lab
Comnlete wet lab
Correc ted
Lab Directo
Lab Directo
17 REMARKS General: Extramural support has been released. Delays projected include processing proposals in hand.
Report based on ROAP dated 7/19/73 since ROAP revisions not yet certified. Specific: Tasks 04 & 05 delayed because
funds for the first two quarters were insufficient to speed wet lab completion. Technical assistance on ocean disposal
and development of thermal criteria also contributed heavily to delays
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 - Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG ~ Grant /Cont r a c t Delay (specify )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Pe rsonnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec i fy)
O— Oiner (spec i fy )
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Roap No.
I 1BA023 22 AEC
3 Roap Title Non-point Water
Simulation Model
Pollution Source
s
4 Date
1-8-74
5.Page No
of-*--
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
2 1 0
8 No Active Tasks
2
9 No on Schedule
1
10. No Completed CFY In No Delayed '12
o ! i i
13- Program Chief
Dr. W. M. Sanders III
14 Roap Manager
Dr. W. M. Sanders TTT
15
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task No
8 r I e I
Description
months
de I ayed
original
I arget
proposed
ta rget
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
5/1/74
FF*
AO
Decide what work should be
done
PAM
17 REMARKS
* No decision on selection of watersheds to be researched.
REASON f OR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF — Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant iCont reel 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 ROAP STATUS REPORT
1-Program Element '2 Roap No.
1BA023 21 AIL
3. Roap Title
Dynamics of Natural Freshwater Ecosystems
4. Date
1-8-74
5.Page No.
1 of - -1
d Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
13 ! 3
8.
No.Active Tasks
4
9.No on Schedule
3
10.No Completed CFY
o
11. No. Delayed
1
12
13- Program C hlef
Dr. W. M. Sanders III
14.Roap Manager
Dr. W. M. Sanders III
15
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brief De tcripl'on
month*
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
07
Experimental determination of physical,
chemical, and microbial rate constants
and their dependency on biotic and
abiotic factors.
6/30/74
3/31/7 .>
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
F D - Funds Diverted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
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)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/Q
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 ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element '2 Roap No. |3 . Roap Title Fate & Impact of Selected Pollutants
I 1BA023 21 AIM 1 in Freshwater Ecosystems
4. Date
1-8-74
5 Page No
-4 of-1
16 Total Tasks in Roapa 17. No Tasks Completed
29 ! 1
8 No Active Tasks
12
8.No. on Schedule
9
10.No.Completed CFY 11. No. Delayed '12
0 3 |
13- Program Chief
Dr. W. M. Sanders III
14.Roap Manager 15
nr. W. M. SanHorc TTT
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
deIayed
original
t argel
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
13*
30
32
Develop submodel routines for combined
chemical, photochemical, & microbial
degradation, degradation rates &
product formation.
Study combined chemical, physical, &
photochemical & microbial degradation
Grant to conduct research workshop on
chemical and photochemical degradation
of pollutant pesticides in soils
9/30/74
9/1/74
1/1/74
12/30/7
3/1/75
7/1/74
0**
FI
0**
FI
0**
FI
Approve over-target resources
Same as Task 13
AARD
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
FF — Funds Frozen
FI — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Div erted ( speci fy )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
A D MIN ISTRATIVE ~ A
AD — Equipment Delays
A F 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 Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
''""¦iMSffW '"•""• 21 Aio
3.Roap Tine Nationwide Assessment of «.Oate
Ground W ahpr Poll lit*, inn Prnhlpmc I/I/IA
5.Page No.
__a of t
e loiai Tasks in Hoaps 17. no Tasks completed
10 1 2
o.
No.Active Tasks
4
v.No. on schedule
3
10. No.completed CFY 11. No. Delayed 'l 2
0 1 ,
13- Program Chief
Jack W. Keeley
14. Roap Manager 15.
Jack W. Keelev
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de 1 ayed
original
t argel
proposed
td rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
09
Assess ground-water problems
in southeastern states.
12
9/73
9/74
FD*
*To achi
reductd
Process
Delay until FY 75 when
funds are available.
eve a 1.4 million-dollar
on in the Ecological
es and Effects Division.
Program
Chief
17. REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF— Funds Frozen
F I — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
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)
A P — Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- D/Q
DA- Diversion of Staff tor Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
' 2 Roap No .
16 AJB
1 Program Element
1BA024
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
7 I
|TToB^^^"?^^e^^^anc^Pararn^e^^for
13 Program Chief
Jack W. Keeley
i.Ho tdriiT.'.T.i-
14 Roap Manager
4. Dale
5 Page No
i'SLKt &3.V..T. M|iff W«ESBt.uj e^v |i,,h/o^?.«i tt
_1 of.
Jack W. Keeley
15.
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
d« I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
01
Evaluate existing ground-water
quantity and quality models by
placing them in competition, one
against the other, using data nev\
to all systems. Select best
model or point out areas of
needed additional work.
12
1/74
1/75
FD"
Delay until FY 75 when
funds are available.
Program
Chief
*To achp.
reduc
Proces
:ti
eve a 1.4 million-dollar
on in the Ecological
ses and Effects Division
17 remarks
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fi - Funding insufficient
F D - Funds Diver ted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of ai lowan c e )
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG~ Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (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 ROAR STATUS REPORT
ZL akq | in the Ground-Water Environment
po No.Completed CFY
1 .Pro
^amg^en,
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
24 | 8
13 Program Chief I ~ I
Jack W. Keeley
8 No.Active Tasks
9. No. on schedule
7
$ Date
1/3/74
11 No Delayed
2
5 Page No
- -1 --- - of
1 2
14. Roap Manager _ .
M Jack W. Keeley
TT
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
or iginal
t arget
proposed
target
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
13
Augment state of knowledge of
the transport of pollutants in
ground water from sanitary
landfills. This work will deal
with the heretofore neglected
area of organic pollution
particularly with PCB.
5
9/73
2/74
AG*
*Grant e
additic
xtension to gain
nal information.
14
Based on a review of the
literature and discussions with
authorities, prepare a state of
knowledge document concerning
nitrogeneous compounds in ground
water.
2
11/73
1/74
AG*
17 REMARKS-
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted (sp ec i fy)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Cont ract 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 Assistance(spec ify)
0— Other (spec i fy )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BA025
2 Reap No.
21AIS-A
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17 No Tasks Completed
|3 Roap Title
Scientific Criteria for Ocean Disposal
15 1 1
^[f/^'ffaumga'rtner
8 No Active Tasks
9.No on Schedule
2
4 Date
1/4/74
10 No Completed CFY |11 No Delayed
1 4
5 Page No
---l---ot
-1
1 2
14. Roap Manaaer .
W. F. Rittall
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No Brief Descript'sn
months
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
05
07
11
Improvement of analytical methods
Development of specific analytical
methods
Field verification: Near-field dis-
persion model. New York Bight and
oceanographic vessel support
Development of methodology for the
assessment of bioaccumulatory nature
of specific industrial waste compounds
*Delay is only in start-up—no delay e
5*
4*
3*
5*
7/75
7/75
12/74
7/76
7/75
7/75
5/74
7/76
0
0
AO
0/FF
None
None
Issuance of RFP subject to
permit for research site.
Issuance of RFP
ROAP Mana-
ger
ROAP Mana-
ger
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BA025
' 2 Roap No
21 AIT
|3 Roap
6-Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed
¦ t.hp fir pan Fnvirnnmpnt.
8 No Active Tasks 9 No on Sche
10 No Completed CFY
L
4 Date
1/4/74
5 Page No
__q ot -1-
113 Program Chief
D. J.Baumqartner
slo on Schedule
14 Roap Manager
R. J. Callaway
11 No Delayed
2
1 2
15
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De s c r i pt" o n
months
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
21
42
Kinetics in hydrodynamic model
Fjord dynamics
4
6
8/73
10/73
1/74
4/74
AG
FL
None needed
6-months extension granted
ROAP
Manager
ROAP
Manager
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 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 Stafl for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (spec i fy)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1.Program Element
1BA026
'2 Roap No.
2lBA7a
6.TotalTasks In Roaps |7 Ho Tasks completed
|3.Roap Title Support of the U.S.-Canadian Upper
T.-qItq c Poforonpe QI
13. Program Chief „
Nelson Thomas
8.N0 Active Ta#k»T o^chVcTu'le
8
14.Roap Manaae r
Nelson Thomas
.Co m p leted
0
4 Date
~C¥Y~
1/9/74
5 Page No
Of— -1-.
[11No Delayed
I 1
'1 2.
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
04
Brief
Description
Sediment Oxygen Demand Saginaq Bay
months
deIayed
original
target
10/73
proposed
»a rget
6/1/74
Reason
Recommended Action
Reschedule
By Whom
Th oma s
17 REMARKS-
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted (sp ec 1 fy)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ¦ I lowance )
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)
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(spec1 ly)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
Superior Lake System
19 No on Schedule m mi
3
1 Program Element '2 Roap No.
1BA026 21BBI
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed .8.N0.Active Tasks
-2_
13- Program Chief
Nelson Thomas
8
10.No Completed CFY
4. Date
1/9/74
5 Page No
__1 of-1-
14 Roap Manager
Nelson Thomas
TTT
11 No. Delayed
5
1 2
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
Ship leasing
4
8/73
FF
Release Funds
Greenfi eld
03
Southern Lake Huron Phyto-plankton
1
11/73
1
FF
Release Funds
Greenfield
04
Southern Lake Huron Zoo-plankton
1
11/73
1
FF
Release Funds
Greenfield
05
Southern Lake Huron Chemistry
1
11/73
?
FF
Release Funds
Greenfield
07
Data input
5
7/73
1
FF
Release Funds
Greenfield
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 ( E x amp I e . delay
advice of ai lowance )
i n
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
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 Proaram Element
1BA026
'2 Roap No.
S.Total Tasks In Roaps |7. No Tasks Comple
11 I 0
?5AQR .
mpieted
113- Program C.h(ef
Tudor'Davies
3.Roap TitieGuidelines for Controlling Nutrients
- LABfiF I flKFS
9.No on Sche<
8 No Active Tasks
10
Mo on Schedule
10
10 No Completed CFY
0
14 Roap Manager
Tudor Davies
11
4. Oate
1/16/74
5 Page No
__l of,
No. Delayed
1
12
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de layed
original
ia rget
proposed
target
Rea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Nutrient Budgets of Major Large Lakes
8 mns
4/1/73
1/1/75
A program of implementation
has been planned for FY 75
HQS
17 REMARKS
Certain nutrient inputs could not be estimated at this time,
to supply needed information.
Programs have been started
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding -~f
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Furrds D I v e r ted ( s pec I f y )
FL - Funds Late ( E x am p I e " delay in
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ A
AO - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Cont r a ct De I ay (spec! f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- O/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
' "mi'""" ' rr:.s-
4. Date
Larqe Lakes
S.Page No.
. -1 — of-
o Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
24 1 ?
8.No.Active Taakt
?n
9.No. on schedule
?1
10.No Completed CFY
2
11 No. Delayed
1 1
12.
13 Program Chief
Nelson Thomas
14 Roap Manager
W. Richardson
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de i ayed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
19
Models for other Great Lakes
2 mns
10/73
2/1/74
AO
Resolved
Richardson
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - ~f
F f ~ Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diver led(specify)
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)
STAFFING - OTHER
D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Di ve rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass 1stance(specify)
0— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
lRA07fi
'2 Roap No.
25ADX
—influ/o zortUA , ¦ uperaiJiyns i
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed ,8.No Active Tasks
S I 0 3
igns & Disposal predge Spoils inj^_^,ak^s 1/9/74
4
TOT No .Co m p leted
5 Page No
_4 of--l-
11 No Delayed
1
1 2
113- Program Chief
Nelson Thomas
14.Roap Manager
M. Mullen
15.
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Grant 801062
Dredging Report
11/73
2/11/74
AG
None
Mullen
17. REMARKS-
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FO- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - 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-- 0/0
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 '2 Roap No
1BA027 07ABL
3 Roap ti tie Identification of Chemical
Pollutants in Industrial Wastewaters
4 Date
1/7/74
5 Page No
_.l OI---1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed
15 i 0
8 No Active Tasks
8
9.No on Schedule
5
10.No Completed CFY |11 No Delayed 12
0 ! 3 i
13 Program Chief
W. T. Donaldson
14.Roap Manager
A. W. Carr.i son
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De icripl'on
month*
delayed
or ig in al
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
03
04
10
Identify Pollutants in Kraft
Paper Mill Wastewaters After
Aerated Lagoon Treatment
Identify Pollutants in Kraft
Paper Mill Wastewaters after
Lime Treatment
Identify Pollutants in Petroleum
Refinery Wastewaters
12/31/73
12/31/73
12/31/73
6/30/74
6/30/74
7/31/74
0*
0*
DO
* *
Identify Pollutants in Metal Fin-
ishing Wag<-pwai-prg
12/31/73
5/31/74
AD, 0+
Reschedule final report
to 6/30/74
Combine with report for
task 02 (6/30/74)
Postpone report on
separation techniques
for Petroleum Refinery
Pollutants to 7/31/74;
Postpone Report on
Neutral Pollutants
Present after Biological
Treatment to 12/31/74.
Reschedule Report on
Metals Present After
17 remarks Treatment to 5/31/74.
* Delay due to underestimation of time required for analyzing data and writing final report,
** Time diverted to tasks 02 and 03.
+ Some time diverted to task 05, ROAP 16ACG.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
F I - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice ofallowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
iD - Equipment Delays
if- Equipment Failure
Al
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- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance ( spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
P iBMJJf
lement
2 Roap No.
16 ACG
|6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed 8.N0 Active Tafks
9 ! 1 4
3. Roap Title Identification of Chemical
3
ft
4 Date
1
5.Page No
113 Program Chief
W. T. Donaldson
14 Roap Manager
a. iL Garrison.
10. No Co m p lete
0
1~5
FY
11. No. Dela yed
1
T27
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Identify Pollutants in Physical-
Chemical and Activated Sludge
Treated Municipal Wastes
L2/31/73
5/31/74
\F, DA,
^P*
Reschedule Report on
Component in Acid Frac-
tion to 5/31/74 and on
Components in Neutral-
base Fractions to 11/39/
74.
17 REMARKS'
* Recent addition of personnel has alleviated this shortage,
REASON FOn DELAY CODE
F F -
F I -
F D -
F L -
FUNDING F
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Diverted (sp ec i fy)
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of al lowance )
ADMIN ISTRATI VE
AD — Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG— Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specif
* )
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 Pro
mr82f
lament
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed
74 1 19
3.Roap Title Identitication ot Organic,
Inorganic & Elemental Chem. Pol, in Wat.
13-Pronram Chief
W. T. Donaldson
8.No Active Tasks
25
9.No. on Schedule
13
10 No Completed CFY
2 (#31, 61)
4 Date
1/7/74
5 Page No
of ?. .
14 Roap Manager
Hoover/Garrison/McGuire
15
11 No Delayed
u
1 2
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
22
25
27
29
32
37
Spark Source Mass Spectrometry
Expand Spectra Interpretation
Program
Low Resolution Mass Spectrometry
Grant (Expand Mass Spectra
Library)
Evaluate Microwave Emission
Spectrometry
Separation and Concentration
Techniques
8
2
2 1/2
6
4
6
9/1/73
11/15/73
11/1/73
9/30/73
8/15/73
12/31/73
5/15/74
1/15/74
1/15/74
4/15/74
1/15/74
6/30/74
DA, 0
(Plannin
AD
AD
FF, AG
AO
(Publica
DA, DO*
g)
Reschedule
Prog. Ch.
None-equipment is in
transit
None-equipment is in
transit
Expedite awarding
contract
None
tion time not estimated)
Combine research
report on microreti-
cular resins with
report on extraction,
separation & concen-
tration of volatile
HQ
17 REMARKS
pollutants, due 6/1/7 4.
*(1) Time diverted to unscheduled report on "Current Practice in GC/MS Analysis of Organics in
Water" and
(2) Microreticular resin report would logically be part of a bigger report on extraction,
separation, and concentration techniques.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted(specify)
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/O
DA— Diversion of Staff lor Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Diversion of Stalf for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
BH
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
raaaau
11 Prog r
3 Roap Title
i Krogram E lement '2 Roap No,
1BA027 16ADN (con t)
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed ,8.No Active Tasks
4 Date
9.No on Schedule
S Page No
.2 of _ _2.
10 No Completed CFY 111. No. Delayed TT
113 Program Chief
14. Roap Manager
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
38
Dissolved Molecular H2S
1
12/1/73
6/30/74
AD, DO
(16ADN-
37)
Reschedule
Prog. Ch.
64
Establish Taste & Odor Panel
2
5/1/74
6/30/74
AG**
Postpone 2 months
65
Pesticide Degradation
2
1/1/74
3/15/74
AD
None-equipment is being
installed
-
67
X-ray Fluorescence Techniques
2
11/1/73
10/1/74
FI
Reschedule for FY *75
Prog. Ch.
71
Plasma Emission Spectrometry
1
12/1/73
3/1/74
FF
Reschedule
17 REMARKS
**Grant funds delayed
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding insufficient
FD - Funds Di« erted ( speci ly )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ol al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
A F — Equipment Failure
AG- Grant fCont > a ct De I ay (speci f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specif
y )
STAFFING - OTHER-- P/O
OA— 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
1BA029
'2 Roap No
25AJX
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed ,8 N0 Active Tasks
10
113 Program Chiel
J. H. Gakstatter
3 . Roap Title
Survey of Nutrient Loadings to Lakes
9.No on Schedule
6
4 Date
12/28/73
10.No Completed CFY I11.N0 belayed
1 1
|S Page No
I Of I.
14 Rono Manager
_. Marvin 0. flllum
16
1 2
15
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De s c r > P t ¦ o n
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
Plan and initiate trib and MSTP
sampling in 21 states west of Mississ-
ippi
10/74
AO
FI
Program Coordinator has
prepared decision memorandum
for EPA Deputy Administrator
H.Q.
17 REMARKS
The decision to extend the survey into states west of the Mississippi has still not been made by
the EPA Administrator nor has 0MB decided whether or not to fund the survey in western states.
No advice of allowance has been received to fund work already underway in eastern states.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice ofallowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD— Equipment Delays
A F 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- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
I IRAmi 21 AIY 1 of Lake Restoration PrnrpH
tn^Tffecti veness
4. Date
12/19/73
S.Page No
J of--2
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
40 ! 4
8.No Active Tasks
26
9 No on scneduie
21
10 No Completed cfy 111 No Delayed 12. I
1 ! 5 I 1
13. Program Chief
Thomas E. Malonev //Or-tn
14.Roap Manager
Kenneth W. Maluea
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
deIayed
original
ia rget
proposed
target
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
12
Literature search on lake restoration
demonstration.
Evaluate nutrient diversion as a lake
restoration technique at Detroit Lakes,
Minnesota.
9/1/73
7/76
2/74
2/77
A0(1)
A0(2)
Publish finished document as
soon as possible.
Continue on minimum
monitoring and research
program, which is being done.
Branch
Chief
Branch
Chief
17 REMARKS
(1) Final report draft and format took longer than anticipated.
(2) Construction program delayed because of wastewater system redesign.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
F L - Funds Late (Example' delay
advice of a l lowance )
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
STAFFING - OTHER-- P/O
A D
A F
AG
AO
AP
Equ ipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant /Cont ract DeI ay (speci fy )
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion ol Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Pro
ftM
lement
'2 Roap No
21 AIY
3 . Roap Title ^^J^erlrnnaFTon"onn^T^^c^venesg^aT?
;S14 Daii
6.Total Tasks In Roaps |7.No.Tasl.8 Completed 'e.tlo.^Lw Completed C*V 111, No.D^lIyed 3
40
13 Program Chief
Thomas E. Malonev
26
14.Roap Manager
Kenneth W. Malueq
5.Page No
2__of.
21
12
TT
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De s c r ¦ pt' o n
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
35
36
37
A&E study for design of experimental
ponds.
Develop procedures to evaluate nutrient
inactivation techniques.
Conduct pilot scale nutrient
inactivation studies on ponds or
small lakes.
12
1/73
1/74
10/73
1/74
3/74
3/74
0(1)
AP(2)
0(3)
New sites being sought.
Report due 1/74 is in
advanced stages of
preparation.
Initiate pilot scale studies
3/74.
Branch
Chief
Section
Chief
Section
Chief
I
17.REMARKS"
(1) Potential construction sites not available.
(2) Certain experimental procedures required more time for completion than anticipated.
This was especially true for development of new micro-techniques.
(3) Pilot scale studies are dependent on laboratory studies in task 36.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F - Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding insufficient
FD- Funds Div erted ( speci fy )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF— Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/ Contract Delay (specify)
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 Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
| QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPOR1
r
|1 ¦Program E lement '2 Roap No. |3.Roap Title Ueve 1 Opmen'C OT 1 e<
1BAQ31 21 AJE 1 Nutrients from Diffuse Solu
:nmques to Measure
rces
4. Date
12/19/73
5.Page No
_ I of 1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No TaskB Completed
11 10
8 No.Active Tasks
8
9.No.on schedule
7
10.No Completed CFY
0
11. No Delayed '12.
1 1
I13. Program Chlel
Thomas E. Maloney
14. Roap Manager
Charles F. Powers
15.
IS. TASKS DELAYEO
Task No
Brief
De » c rIpt' o n
months
deIayed
original
target
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
29
Studies of the effect of aluminum
addition and aeration (two lake
restoration techniques) on sediment-
water nitrogen relationships.
10
9/73
7/74
FD
(funds
impounded
by Hdqtrs
Fund in FY-75
Branch
Chief
17 remarks-
Two of the eight active tasks are not being supported by FY-74 funds but have been given no-cost extensions,
task was funded in FY-73 and will be completed in FY-74 if it remains on schedule.
A third
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Fuifds D I v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
FL ~ Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
i n
ADMINISTRATIVE ~ *
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Con t r a ct De I ay (specify )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP - Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO— Diversion ol Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec Ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
'2 Rq.
¦TO
and Categorizing Potential Eutro. of Nat. Maters
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks
1 PT§A03-E 'ement
?TS3f
17
13- Program Chlel
Thomas E. Maloney TT-^t-x
13
9 No on Schedule
11
10.No Completed CFY
0
14 Roap Manager
William E. Miller
4 Date
1/10/74
5 Page No
11 No. Delayed
2
1 2
15
16
TASKS
DELAYE D
Task No
08
17
8 r I e t
Description
Environmental and nutritional require-
ments and physiological processes of
selected fresh water and estuarine
algae and aquatic plants.
Determine the critical levels of
nitrogen, phosphorus and iron
necessary to support the growth of
Anabaena flos-aquae and Microcysti s
aeruginosa in AAP culture medium
and natural waters.
months
delayed
06
06
1/1/74
1/1/74
original
t arget
proposed
target
7/1/74
7/1/74
R e a son
Recommended Action
Permission to hire temporary
personnel
Permission to hire temporary
personnel.
By Whom
PED
PED
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 ol 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
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 - '.°SJBm EI ement
i r roar a
1BA032
2 R
§1151?
P'recffctive Models for Thermal Pollution
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed
28.
13- Program Chief
Frank H. Rainwater yfM
_1Q_
8.No Active Tasks
11
9.No on Schedule
8
14.Roap Manager
Bruce A. Tichenor
4. Date
12/19/73
|S Page No
__1 o»--l
10. No Completed CFY 111. No. Delayed
0 ! 3
1 2.
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de1ayed
original
target
proposed
target
R e a son
Recommended Action
By Whom
11
34
35
Workbook on Thermal Plume Prediction
Field test cooling tower plume models
Improve statistical reliability of stree
temperature prediction
2
4
m 5
12/31/73
start
8/1/73
start
10/1/73
complete
2/28/7 <¦
start
12/1/73
start
3/1/74
0
(technica'
FF
AG
Extend target
)
None-Funds unfrozen as of
9/17/73
Cine. Contract Office delay
date for submission of
contract proposal to 1/8/74
TPB
TPB
Jd TPB
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F - Funds Froz en
PI - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diver ted(specify)
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 (specify )
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 Ass i stance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Pr
lement
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
18 ' 5
3.Roap ti 11eTech Res for the Elimination of Pollu
nJLS_£r.
8.No Active Tasks
12
fir,h j npr^, ..Tran.s
9.No on Schedule
9
tJ4 Date
1 1/1
ImllL
5 Page No
of.
13 Program Chief
Dr. Hugh B. Durham
14.Roap Manager
No Completed
0
11 No Delayed
3
'1 2
Dr. Hugh B. Durham
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whor
08
15
16
"Demonstration of Ultrafiltration for
Treatment of Central Cutting Oil System
Emulsion Effluents"
"Characterization of Water Quality Crit
eria Necessary for Process Re-Use withi
the Carbon 6c Alloy Steel Industries"
"Implementation of a semi-works Demon-
stration of the combined (coking-smelt-
ing) benefication of iron ore to elim-
inate coking & blast furnace emissions,
etc."
12
5/75
6/74
6/76
4/76
5/75
A0(1)
A0(2)
A0(3)
ROAP revision - Reprogram as
part of new Task 19.
Approval action now being soili
HQS and
NERC-CVO
ght
ROAP revision - Reprogram
Monies - Approval now being
sought
HQS and
NERC-CVO
17 REMARKS:
1. Prospective Grantee rejected - reprogramming Task 08 in new Task 19.
2. Prospective Grantee has not submitted a formal Grant Application - (to date).
3. Change in Program Priorities - Requesting a reprogramming of funds.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of a I lowance )
AD MIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF - Equipment Failure
AG — Grant /Cont r a c t 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 (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB036
'2 Roap No.
21AZR
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks
36 I 5 14
A Date
|Discharge of Pollutants from the Agri.Chem.Indus. 12/27/73
TF" ™ " " ~~ '
9.No on Schedule
6
10 No Completed CFY 111. No. Delayed
0 I 8
5 Page No
.of.
13 Program Chief
Dr. H. P. Nicholson
14 Roap Manager
Dr. R. R. Swank. Jr.
12
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De s c r i P t 'o n
months
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
10
Pesticide/Chlorinated solvent waste
brine cleanup and recycle via carbon
adsorption (caustic regeneration) plus
UV chlorination removal of light ends.
Thru-pilot scale evaluation of two
chlorinated pesticide manufacturing
effluent treatment processes: (1)
Metal/bimetal couple reduction; (2) ex-
traction plus alkyl-catalyzed Fried 1-
Crafts condensation of organic residue
to inert, minimum volume configuration,
3/74
6/74
AF
11/73
6/74
AF.FI
Issue appropriate grant
amendment to permit redesign,
installation, and demonstra-
tion at no increase in cost
to EPA
Reprogram sufficient funds
from Task 18 to 10 to re-
design and demonstrate metal
couple reduction process on
cyclodiene wastes at pilot
scale—this has been done—
contract modification in
progress.
GAD
ROAP Mgr.
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 allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Con t r a ct De I a y (spec i
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Progra
2 Roap No
21 AZR
3 fioap Ttlle
14 Dale
£ Total Tasks in Reaps 17. No Tasks Completed 4 No Active Tasks
13 Program Cltlil
14. Roap Manage r
9 No on schedule
10 No Completed CFY
S Page No
2 of 4.
11 No Delayed
1 2
_L
1 5
16. TASKS DELAVEO
Task
Brief Description
months
de I ayed
or I g 1 n el
ia rget
proposed
I a rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
11
12
New N-P-K-S granular, slow release
fertilizer process/product which
minimizes effluents, utilizes steel
wastes as feed stock, and reduces
nutrient runoff potential.
Closed-loop water—nutrient recovery
(zero pollutant discharge) for balanced
N-fertilizer complex.
12/73
3/74
AD
12/73
6/74
AD, AF
•\>7
Extend contract (at no cost Project/
increase) to complete demo of Contract
process at miniworks scale. Officers
Negotiate/execute new work Project
plan to reinstrument, re- Officer,
design, install, and demon- Technical
strate at full scale (includ- Consultant,
ing 90-day commercial accept- Grantee
ance—economics evaluation)
the revised closed-loop ion
exchange process. Negotiations/
design phases underway.
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
F F -
f I -
F D -
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Dlverted(specify)
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ol allowance)
AD -
A F -
AG-
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant/Cont ra ct DeI ay (speci ly>
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 Assistance(spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1RB036
' 2 Roap No .
21 AZR
3 Roap Ti 11 e
14 Date
5 Page No
3 0,__4.
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
8.No Active Task*
9 No on Schedule
10 No Completed CFY |n No Delayed 1 2
113 Program Chief
14 Roap Manager
tr
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R eason
Recommended Action
By Whom
14
15
Integrated Air-Water-Solids TEC
process demo for balanced N-fertilizer
complex (SRO to Air).
Assess Air-Water emission potential of
fertilizer bulk blend plants. Demon-
strate appropriate integrated control
technology at full scale (SRO to Air).
12
3/74
3/75
12
10/73
10/74
FL (FY-
74 SRO
funds
denied
PAG II)
FL (FY-
74 SRO
funds
denied
PAG II)
Resubmit SRO to Air programs
for FY-75 action.
ROAP Mgr.,
PED 1BB036
Resubmit SRO to Air programs
for FY-75 action.
ROAP Mgr.,
PED 1BB036
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 ct De I ay (spec) t y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specif
STAFF ING - OTHER
D/O
y )
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 Program 2 Roap No
3 Roap T111 e
4 Date
5 Page No
-of .7
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed
l
8.No Active Tasks
9.No on Schedule
10 No Completed CFY 11
i
No. Delayed
1 2
13 Program Chief
14 Roap Manager
15
16 TASKS
DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de layed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
17
18
Demonstration of process to treat
ammonia plant (urea) condensate
Miniworks—full scale demonstration of
metal/bimetal reduction process for
chlorinated cyclodine pesticide
wastes (plant site).
10/73
12/73
3/74
4/74
AG
(Grant
submitted
late)
FI, AG
(Grant
submitted
late)
Expedite grant processing
and initiate ASAP.
Regrogram appropriate funds
to Task 18 from available
tasks, e.g. 13. Initiate
omnibus project so Task 19,
20, and 21 funds may be used
in FY-75 upon scope expansion
ROAP Mgr.
ROAP Mgr.,
PED 1BB036
17 REMARKS
funding F
F F- Funds Froz en
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diver ted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice °f >l lowance )
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
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
Asslstance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass ist ance(spec i fy)
O- Other ( specify )
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BB036
'2 Roap No
_ZL
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Complet
lfL 1 03
3 Roap Tme Technology Research for .the,El iminatidft-Da-f? lan -in
1for .r°fl! "P. CNi°chol son
05
03
5 Page No
__1 ol.
No. Delayed
02
1 2
14. Roap Manager
Mr. T. NV Sargent
TsT
Task No
16
TASKS DELAYED
Brief
Dtscripi'on
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
09
Extramural project - Demonstrate mem-
brane technology recycle/reuse at
multiple sites
Extramural project - Demonstrate the
reduction/elimination of dye waste
discharges using solvent dying systems
04
9/30/73
1/31/74
08
10/31/73
5/30/74
AG/grant
applica-
tion was
submitte<
late
AG/diffi
cult to
interest
industry
Work with potential grantee
in formulating proposal
ROAP Mgr
Work with potential grantee
in preparing proposal
ROAP Mgr
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 allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Delays
Fa i lu re
Equ ip m en t
Equipment
Grant /Con t r a c t De I ay (speci fy )
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 Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element '2 Roap No.
1BB037 21-AZX
le.Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed 8.No
60
19
113- Program Chiel
J.R. Boydston
13 . Roap Title
I Demon sh* a t.p
.No Active Tasks
23
14. Roap Manager
H.K. Willard
Hosed I nop - Idqpd Pulping
9 No. an Schedule 10. No CompT
i plated C FY
7
4 Date
1-7-74
S.Page No
-of L.
11 No Delayed
7
12
IS
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No.
Brie
f Description
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
20
Grant
800853
7
6/73
1/74
AD
21
Grant
801876
6
10/73
4/74
AD
22
Grant
12040 HDU
9
7/73
3/74
AG
Extend Project Period 3 Mo.
PED
26
Grant
802157
3+
10/73
?/74
AG
27
Grant
12040 EJU
24
6/73
6/75
AD
29
Grant
802828
8
6/73
2/74
AG
60
Grant
12040 DEH
25+
12/71
?/74
AG & AO
Institute Formal Action
to Obtain Final Report as
Recommended by P.O.
PED
17 REMARKS
60 - P.O. has requested assistance from PED in obtaining Final Report from delinquent grantee.
22 - P.O. has extended project 6 months for further data collection. Another 3 months has been requested for
the writeup.
29 - Grantee is reconsidering acceptance of grant.
26 - Grantee is slow in reporting work.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Ft — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D iv er ted ( spec i fy )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ofaiiowance)
A D MIN ISTHATI VE - A
AO — Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P ~ Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- P/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
'' TaW"""'
2 Roap
21
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
31 I
113 Program Chief
J.R. Boydston
3. Roap Title
Demonstrate Closed Loop. . .Paper Products
9 No. on Schedule
8.No Active Tasks
4. Date
.. 1-7-74
10 No Completed CFY 111 No.Delayed 77
5.Page No
l.-of
1
14. Roap Manage r
J.S. Ruppersberger
TT
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
t a rget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
06
07
12
Water Reuse in a Paper Reprocessing
Plant S801206
Demonstration of Dry Forming of
Paperboard
Grant
11/73
5/73
(Award)
12/73
(Award)
5/74
1/74
3/74
AF
AG
AO
Extend Completion Date
(Grant award delayed by
grantee.) Determine Granted
Intention Towards Timely
Completion of Grant.
(No grant application.)
Prospective Grantee Should
Submit Application.
P.O."
P.O.
P.O.
17 REMARKS
Task
* 06 Project Officer has contacted grantee, but no request for grant extension has been received.
07 Grantee unresponsive to Project Officer's repeated efforts to converse on this matter. Grantee has
signed 0 and A and apparently received advance payment funds but has made no progress (to P.O.'s knowledge)
12 Milestone for grant award passed without receipt of grant application to accomplish the task.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
funding - - f
FF- Funds Frozen
F I — Funding Insufficient
F D - Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late ( E * a m p I e • delay
advice of allowance)
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 (specif
V )
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)
!HI
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
r P^rDlW7Elemen, 2 RoW HVt |3.Roap Title
21-A2Z | Industrial Control Wood Prod
ucts
4. Date
1-7-74
5.Page No
1 — of _.l
p. Toiai Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
16 ! 3
8 No Active Task*
7
9. No on schedule
2
10.No Completed CFY
1
11. No Delayed '1 2.
4 I
13- Program Chief
J.R. Bovdston
l4.Roap Manager
A.L. Ewina
IS
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief De sc ri pt'o n
months
de1ayed
origin al
iarget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Grant Monitoring, Garrett Research
2
12/73
2/74
AD
Adjust Completion Date
P.O.
05
Grant Monitoring, Koppers Co.
7
7/74
12/74
AD
Adjust Completion Date
PED
07
Final Report Published
2-7
AD
Adjust Completion Date
P.O.
09
Grant
7
10/73
5/74
FF-AG*
Shift Funds to Task No. 13
P.C.
17 REMARKS
•k
For the first 6 months of FY 1974 funds were frozen thus preventing action on task No. 09.
has been relaxed no suitable research proposals have been received.
Since the freeze
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 )
PL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - A
AO — 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 Staff for Technical
Ass i stance
DO- Dive rsio n of Staff for Other Than
Technical Agsistance(spec ify)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
B
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
11 Pro
MV
ement
2 Ro
Maa
|e Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
46 ' 9
3 fncfifstr'i'a 1 Multiple Level Control Meat & Edible
8 No Active Tasks
15
4 Date
Oils 1-7-74
S Page No
o I .
9.No. on Schedule
11
10 No Co m p leted
0
11 No. Delayed
4
'1 2
113. Program Chief
J.R. Boydstori
14 Roap .Manage/
Jack L. witherow
15
Task No
16 TASKS DELAYED
8 r I e I
Desc r i PI' o n
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
12
13
14
19
Demonstrate Aerobic Treatment & Spray
Irrigation for Small Meat Packers
In-house Analytical Support of Task 12
In-house Direction of Task 12
Demonstrate Fluid Bed Dryer and
Inci nerati on
18
18
18
9/73
9/73
9/73
10/74
3/75
3/75
3/75
DO
(Temp,
position
frozen)
AG
(Error in
contract
procedure
0
(Result
of 12&13
AG
(Grant Of
Rejected
See Task 13
Contract Awarded
11/73
s)
Wait for Task 13
Delete Task
er
PAM
PED
17 REMARKS'
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD - Funds Diverted (speci fy )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
ad vice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
A D -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant /Contract Delay (specify)
Other Administrative (specify)
Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- P/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Assistance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ily)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|i Prog
ment
'2 R^ap,
16 Total Tasks in Roaps 17 No Tasks Completed
Roap Title
In" Mult.
100
26
113- Pro.gumChlel
J.R. Boydston
8 No.Active Tasks
17
Level Control:
9.No. on schedule
8
14. Roa,
t-rults, Vegetabies,
Sugar & Bakery Pridur
|10 No Completed C FY
0
flaroYcT9!^ Thompson
£
Date
s 1-7-74
5.
Pagy
No
11 No Delayed
9
12
15
of
16
TASKS DELAYED
i Task No
Brief Description
months
de layed
original
t a rget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
28
State-of-Art - Prepared Food Industry
8
8/73
4/74
AG
Grantee
sampling
delayed
Request Second Extension
P.O.
29
Pilot Plant - Low Liquid Waste
Vegetable Blancher
5
10/73
3/74
DA
Extend Termination
p .0.
7
7/73
2/74
AG
Director
left
country
Extend Termination
P.O.
31
State-of-Art - Sweet Potato
6
8/73
2/74
DA
Extend Termination
P.O.
33
By-Products from Waste Activated
6
9/73
3/74
AG
Wait for Application
_ _ —
SI udge
No Appl
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
F F- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diver ted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ofallowance)
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Pe rsonnel 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 (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
11 Program Element
1BB037
' 2 Roap No .
21-BAB
3 . Roa
I DDUj / c. I " DMD I 1IIU . I-IU I L ,
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed I No Active Tasks
100 I 26 17
In^. Mult. Level Control: ^uqarS& Kafllrv^rocluc
4. Date
ts 1-7-74
S.Page No
\
ol
10.No Completed CFY I11.N0 Delayed
0 9
113- Proaram Chief
J.R. Boydston
14 Roap
9.No on Schedule
8
HaroT3"tP.e Thompson
12.
TsT
16
TASKS DELAYED
iTask No
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
35
Demonstrate Low Liquid Waste
Vegetable Blancher
6
11/73
5/74
AG
No Appl.
Wait for Application
36
Low Water Use - Leafy Vegetable
Cleaning
6
8/73
2/74
AG
Appl. lat<
Process Grant Application
i
P.O.
38
Low Water Use for Cleaning Root Crops
8
8/73
4/74
AG
No Appl.
Wait for Application
85
Cane Harvesting & Cleaning
9
7/73
4/74
AG
Three mo
strike
Grant Extended
" ™ ™
88
Beet Sugar Unit Process Water
Quality Requirements
8/73
AG
No Appl.
Delete Task
PAM
17 REMARKS.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF - Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insuflicient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant /Con t r a c t D e I a y (spec i f y )
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 Ass ist ance(spe c i fy)
O— Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Pro
lement '2 Roap No 3 Roap Title
, . 21-BAC Ind. Mult. Level
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed 8 No. Active Tasks
34 ! 5 9
5
4. Date
1-7-74
5 Page No
of.
1,3 "nrsS^ton
lo Compiete<
0
11. No Delayed
4
17
14. R
Wax ft""Cochrane
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
iTask No
Brief Description
months
de1ayed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Treatment and Reuse in Wine
Production
8
8/73
4/74
FF and
AG
(No Appl.
Wait for Grant Application
08
Activated Sludge Treatment of Winery
Wastewater.
8
7/73
3/74
DA
Complete Review of Final
Report
P.O.
10
Pilot Plant Treatment of Wine
Stillage
8
7/73
3/74
DA
Complete Review of Final
Report•
P.O.
n
Concentrate Brewery Spent Grain
Liquor
7
10/73
5/74
AG
(Final
report
late)
Contact Grantee
P.O.
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 of al lowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF— 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/Q
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
^TE^^Tro3ucE?land
I Ind. Mult. Level Control :Miscellanpnii<; Fnnds
6.Total Tasks In Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks |9 No on schedule 10 No.Completed CFY |H No. Delayed
'2 Roap N
zv-m
42
10
13 Program Chief
J.R. Boydston
8
14 Roap Manager
Max W. Cochrane
4 Date
1-7-74
5.Page No
.ot 1
12
0
TT
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Desc ript'on
months
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
t arget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
14
Dissolved-Air Flotation of Seafood
Processing Waste
Literature Review
Processing Wastes
Mi sc. Food
6/73
8/73
3/74
3/74
FF and
AG
No Appl .
FF and
AG
No Appl .
Wait for Grant Application
Wait for Grant Application
17 REMARKS
REASON FOR OELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF - Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Div er ted (spec i fy )
FL — Funds Late (Example delay in
advice ofallowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO - Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG- Grant /Con tract D e I a y (spec 11 y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP- Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFFING - OTHER-- P/O
DA— Diversion of Staff tor Technical
Ass I stance
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy)
O — Othe r ( specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BB037
2 Roa
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
12 1 0
3.Roap T i 11e
Industrial - Misc. Ind./ Stone, Clay, Glass
113-Program Chief
J.R. Boydston
8.No Active Tasks
12
" if.ur fflrfsn
9 No on Schedule
10
10.No Completed CFY
11
4.Date
1-7-74
5 Page No
of.
11 No. Delayed
2
1 2
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
17
18
Grant - Reuse Brines from Ion
Exchange Softening
Mag. Carb. Coag. for Municipal Water
8/73
9/73
11/73
12/73
AF
AG(1)
Grant Period Extended
Grant Period Extended
P.O.
P.O.
17 REMARKS:
(1) Grant amendment issued 7/73,
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 )
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
ADMIN 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 Assistance(spec ify)
0— Othe r ( spec i fy )
sa
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
I Ta
21
2 Ro
zrm
10
13 P(param ChJef
J.k. Boyaston
3. Roap Title
. . _ , Industrial - Joint Light Ind./ Munic. ^
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed B.No Active Tacks a.No. on Schedule 10. Ho.Com pleted CFY |11. No. Delayed
12
14 R
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB039
'2 Roap No
21-AYP
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed 8 No Active Tasks
53 I 5
3 Roap Title Formulation and Field Verification of!4 Da«°
Pesticide and Nutrient Runoff Mathematical Models 12/26/73
13 Program Chief
Dr. H. P. Nicholson
22
9.No on schedule
10
14 Roap Manager
Dr. George W. Bailey
10 No Completed CFY |11 No Delayed
0 I 12
S.Page No
1— of 6-
1 2
Ts~
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
de I ayed
original
i arget
proposed
target
Rea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
06
Res. Grant (R800401) Nutrient Input
to Streams from Fertilizer
Res. Grant (13020 EBL) Movement from
Cropland into Lake Erie
6/30/73
6/30/73
1/30/74
1/30/74
AG/Final
report
not
received
AG/Delay
in review
ing;late
initial
draft
copy
Lean even harder on grantee
to finish final report
Finish review of initial
draft of final report
Project
Dfficer
Project
Dfficer
Resource issues partially resolved as result oi Program Review; needed dollars (1J8K) provided to NERC—5uF"
17 REMARKS: needed manpower re-allocation was not resolved. Decision made at Program Review to start development and
initial testing of Nutrient Runoff Model this fiscal year rather than FY-76. Nutrient model development will be
superimposed on a grant to refine Pesticide Runoff Model. Decision was made to initially develop gross rather than
refine in-house submodels in Task 17, 19, 20 and 21; these are to be completed this FY. This approach is necessary to
meet re-defined agency deadlines and thus model development schedules. Detailed ROAP revisions were not submitted due
to lateness in fiscal year and closeness to planning cycle.
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)
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- Dive rsio n of Staff tor Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
-------
a
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1BBQ39
'2 Roap No
3 Roap Ti tle FormulationS Field V
a-W'*L.p8lfccfci..-
erification of
Mode
4 Date
11 Jan 74
S Page No
2___ of 6.
10 No Completed CFY |11 No Delayed TT
6 Total Tasks in Roaps '7. No.Tasks Completed
113 Program Chief
14. Roap Manager
TT
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de1ayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
11
Contract (68-01-0721) Pesticide Runoff
Model Definition and Testing, Mechan-
istic Approach, ESL
10
8/30/73
6/30/74
AG/Con-
tractual
Complete Reprogramming Actio
and process COFA and scope
of change and cost request
n Project &
Contracting
Officer
12
Contract (68-02-0897) Pesticide Runoff
Model Definition and Testing Lumped
Parameter Approach, Hydrocomp
5
8/30/73
1/30/74
AG/Delay
in final
report
Minor changes required in
final report prior to approv
Contractor
il
14
Research Grant (801666) Losses of
Fertilizers and Pesticides in Runoff
and Erosion
2
2/30/72
2/30/74
AG/Delay
in final
report
Contract grantee
Project
Officer
17 remarks- Task Paper work on scope change and COFA completed during quarter. Before paper work could be
processed, contractor entered request for additional funds due to approval of higher overhead costs. New contracting
officer was reluctant to process two sets of paper work on contract. Completion data of contract four months after
approval received.
reason for delay code
FUNDING
¦ - F
ADM IN ISTRATI VE
F F -
F I -
F D -
FL -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds Di« erled ( speci fy I
Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance)
AD -
A F -
AG -
AO -
AP -
Equipment Delays
Equipment Failure
Grant/Con t r a c t De I ay (speci f y )
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 Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (spec i ly )
-------
a
QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Ptogram Element
'2 Roap No 3 Roap Title
21 AYP
lBumq , XL Mir,, ', .—, _
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed 8.No Active Tasks
4 Date
9.No on Schedule
Id No Completed CFY jTi No. Delayed 1 2
S Page No
3_. of £.
13- Program Chief
14 Roap Manager
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task *
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QUARTERLY
ROAP
STATUS
REPORl
r
1 .Program Element '2.Roap No.
1BB039 21 AYP
|3. Roap Title
4 Date
5.Page No
-A.
of - 6
B.Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
1
8.No.Active Task*
9 No. on schedule
10.No Completed CFY |11
t
No. Delayed
1 2
13- Progra
m Chief
14. Roap Manager
15
16 TASKS
DELAYE D
Task No
Brief Description
months
de layed
original
t arget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
19
Pesticide Microbial Degradation
Submodel
5.5
3/15/73
3/1/74
0
Delay in
getti ng
field
data
processed
None (data now interfaced
and processed by computer)
22
Organism Uptake Submodel
5
10/15/73
3/15/74
0
Delay in
starting
lit searc
Complete literature search
and formulate model
i
Research
Leader
26
Contract for Software Development and
Data Reduction for Tasks 11, 12 and 23
12
3/30/73
9/30/74
FD*
Reprogram FY 74 funds into
Task 30
NERC, PAM
PED, Prog
Ch, ROAP
Mgr
17 remarks *Task 26. Majority of software development and data reduction was done by in-house personnel. This was
necessary since model development contractor who was proposed to do this work was delayed in completing Task 12.
Personnel were directed from Tasks 17 and 18 to do data compilation, reduction and analysis.
REASON
FOR
DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
A D MIN ISTRATI VE - A
STAFFING - OTHER
O/O
F F -
F 1 -
F D -
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding insufficient
Funds Diverted(specify)
Funds Late (Example delay in
advice el lowance )
AD — Equipment Delays
A F - 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)
DA — Diversion of Staff for Technical 1
Ass I stance 1
DO— Diversion of Staff for Other Than 1
Technical Ass istance(spec i fy) 1
O— Other (specify) 1
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element
1BB039
2 Roap No
21 AYP
3. Roap Title
4 Date
|S Page No
6 Total Tasks in Roaps !7 No Tasks Completed
8 No Active Tasks
9 No on Schedule po No Completed CFY |11 No Delayed 1 2
of
6.
13 Program Chief
14 Roap Manager
1 5
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De s c r ¦ P t • o n
months
de I ayed
original
t a rget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
27
Contract for Correlation and Analysis
of Field Data from Task 23
11
11/1/73
9/30/74
FD*
Reprogram FY 74 funds into
Task 30
NERC, PAM
PED, Prog
Ch, ROAP
Mgr
GO
I
17 remarks *Task 27. Re-definition of agency needs and deadlines necessitate reporgramming all of FY 74 funds into
Task 30. Task 30 will involve refinement and testing of first pass of Pesticide Runoff Model plus development and
initial testing of the Nutrient Runoff Mathematical Model.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL - Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD— Equipment Delays
A F - 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
Assistance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
1
-------
m
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Prottr.
ment
'2 Roap No.
21 AYP
3. Roap Title
4 Date
6 Total Tasks in Roaps i7 No Tasks Completed
8.No Active Tasks
9.No on Schedule
10 No Completed CFY ] 11 No. Delayed TT
5.Page No
_ £> _ - of 6-
13 Program Chief
14 Roap Manager
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de I ayed
original
t arget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
30
Contract to Refine Pesticide Runoff
Mathematical Model
1/1/74
4/1/74
AO
Complete review of pre-
proposal and have grant
submitted
ROAP
Manager
CO
17 remarks- Task 30 -- Re-definition of agency needs required re-definition of model development needs and implementa-
tion schedules. Task 30 will constitute: (a) refinement and testing of the First Pass Pesticide Runoff Model in two
geographic areas, (b) development and initial testing of a snowmelt-pesti^jj^g^runoff routine in one geographic
region,and (c)development and initial testing of a Nutrient Runoff Model/was originally ascribed to Task 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
advice of allowance)
i n
AD MIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant iConl 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 ASs istance ( spec i fy)
O— Other (specify)
B
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Roap No
1BB039 . 21 AYR
|3 . Roap Title So
IVolume and Pn
1/Water Manageit
lutants in ifVi
lent.Methods to Reduc
aation Return Flnw
j.Date
" 12/18/73
5 Page No
T of 1
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed
17 j 6
S.Ko Active Tasks
8
9.No on Schedule
7
TO.No Completed CFY
0
11
No. Delayed
'
1 2. f "
"•Sam&sTr'ttW
, Jr.
15.
16 TASKS
DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
month*
delayed
original
t Brgel
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
08
Prototype evaluation of irrigation
management practices (In-house)
12
5/30/75
6/30/76
F I/O
Project now underway. Man-
years assigned inadequate
Headquarter
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 otallowance)
i n
administrative - a
AD — Equipment Delays
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 ol Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
O— Othe r ( spec i fy )
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element '2 Roap No
„ 1BB039 , 2T AYV
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
|3.Roap Title Concepts^for Wastes from Animal
8 No.Active Tasks^66^1
Wognlgh%Ji,riW
14
4. Date
1?/?n/73
lo. Delayed
0 No completed Cf^Y 111. No bSiayed
2 I 4
S.Page No
---1 of
2-.
3T
Ml.Pro gr am CtiJef
Tlarvin L. Wood
18
14. Roap Manage/
Lynn R. Shuyler
1 2.
15
16.
TASKS DELAYED
Task *to.
Brief De script'on
months
de1ayed
original
t arget
proposed
(arget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
To modify existing soils with barrier
at a depth which will enhance the soil':
ability to remove nitrogen and phosphat<
from waste water and allow recovery and
reuse of the waste water.
6
3/30/73
1/31/74
0
Extension granted by P0;
Final report not completed.
P0
06
To study the effectiveness of liquid
aerobic composting on dairy wastes in
Chino Valley, California, and to
evaluate the results of such a system.
4
6/30/73
1/31/74
0
Extension granted by P0
P0
17
Demonstrate spray runoff treatment
methods for central plains for beef
cattle feedlot located in moderate
rainfall area.
8/1/73
(Start)
AG, FD
rask has been deactivated for
:Y-74.
PED
17 REMARKS- 05
06
17
Work completed; final report in preparation.
Work completed; final report in preparation.
The work proposed by this task is being conducted by a state agency and will be available without
cost to us.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING
• - F
ADMIN ISTRATI VE - A
FF-
F I -
F O -
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D I v e r ted ( s pec i ly )
Funds Late (Example delay
advice of al lowance )
i n
AO
A F
AG-
AO
AP
Equipment Delays
Equi pment Fa i lu re
- Grant/Contract 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 Assistance(spec i (y)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
11 Program Element '2 Roap No. |3.Roap Tltlefn
I 1BB039 21 AYV 1 ft
ncepts for Wastes from Animal
Pni in Fnfprnncpc
4 Date
12/20/73
S.Page No I
- I
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Tasks Completed
32 i 6
8 No.Active Tasks
18
S.No.tn Schedule
14
10 No Completed CFY 11 No. Delayed '12
2 4 I I
13 Program Chief
Marvin L. Wood
14.Roap Manager 15
Lvnn R. Snuvler
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Des c ripl'on
months
de I ayed
original
ia rget
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
27
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
FL
Funds just released; grant
package in process.
17 remarks.
27 - This task will be completed within the time frame if at all possible; prospective grantee is
aware of critical nature of project.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Div erted ( spec i ly )
FL - Funds Late ( E xamp I e . delay in
advice of allowance)
A D MIN ISTRATIVE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG - Grant/Contract Delay (specify)
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P — Personnel Problems (specify)
STAFF I NG - OTHER
D/O
DA— Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass i s tance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
0— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Pro
lement
2
Roap^hjo
AGF
6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No Tasks Completed No Active Task#
3 . Roap Title
Mining Sources (Ores)
13- Program Chiel
Marvin L. Wood
14.Roap Manager
James E. Mover
9.No on schedule
10.No Completed CFY
A
4 Date
12/21/73
S.Page No
l__of--l-.
111. No. Delayed
! 2_
1 2
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de iayed
original
iarget
proposed
ta rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
16
State-of-the-Art: Uranium Mininc
Milling, and Refining Industry
Evaluation of Tailings Pond
Sealants
6/30/7 5 1/31/
6/30/7:1 1/31/
74 DO
74 DO
Final review and
publication
Complete report writinc
M.L.Wood
M.L.Wood
17 remarks- Reason for delay - Assignment of personnel for compilation of priority report (Task 05)
for ore mining industries.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
F F - Funds Froien
Fl — Funding insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted (specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example, delay
advice of a I lowince )
ADMIN ISTRATIVE - 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 (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)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Prog^aiji^Element
3 . f)oap Title
Mining Sources (Sand and Gravel)
4 Date
9/25/73
S Page No
__1 of
6 Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No.Tasks Completed
10 1 0
8 No Active Tasks
1
9 No on Schedule
0
to No Completed CFY |11 No Delayed '12
o 111
13 Program Chief
Marvin L. Wood
14 Roap Manager
James E. Mover
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
De » c ript i o n
months
de I ayed
original
target
proposed
(a rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
02
State-of-the-Art:
Gravel
Sand and
6/30/7
1/31/
74 DO
Complete Report
M.L.Wood
CO
17 remarks Reason for delay - Assignment of personnel for compilation of priority report (ROAP 21AGF,
Task 05) for ore mining industries.
Inability to obtain state regulatory documents.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
STAFFING - OTHER D/O
F F -
FI-
FO-
F L -
Funds Frozen
Funding Insufficient
Funds D i v e r ted ( s pec i f y )
Funds Late ( E xamp 1 e ¦ delay in
advice ofallowance)
AD — Equipment Delays
A F - Equipment Failure
AG— Grant/Con t r a c t De 1 ay (spec i f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
A P - Personnel Problems (specify)
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass 1 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
Proc
ilement
2 Roa
4. Date
S.Page No
6 Total Tasks In Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed
5 I 1
S.No.Active Tasks
5
9.No. on Schedule
3
10 No.Completed CFY
1
11 No. Delayed 12.
1 1
13 Program Chief
TuHnr nav/ioc
14 Roap Manager
T i iAr\v lljiiinp
15
16. TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
deIayed
original
t argel
proposed
target
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
Field Demo for Erosion & Sediment
Control
6 runs
6/73
6/1/74
AG
None required
T.Davies
v-
cd
CD
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 ofallowance)
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
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 Prog
ent
'2 Roap No.
21 ASF
|3 . Roap
6 Total Tasks in Roap* |7. No.Tasks Completed
8 ! 3
13 Program Chief
Richard W. Latimer
8 No Active Tasks
Alaska Village Demonstration Project
Tasks |9.No on Schedule |10.No Completed C
3
14. Roap Manager
10.No Completed CFY
_Q
4.Date
01/08/74
5.Page No
1 of 1-.
11 No.Delayed
'12
Mem tt A. Mi tchel l
T5~
_L
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
delayed
original
target
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
05
Operation of Emmonak and Wainwright
Projects for evaluation*
17 REMARKS.
~Wainwright facility was destroyed by fire in November 1973. Recommended action for future activity
at Wainwright has been the subject of separate correspondence. No assessment of delay can be made
at this time.
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 al 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
OA
DO
Diver slot) of Staff for Technical
Assistance
Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance(spec ify)
Other (specify)
-------
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
' 'mwi
lament
'2 Roap No.
21ASG
le Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No.Tasks Completed
3 . Roap Title
Treatment for
Municipal Wastes Jn r.nlri r.limatips
9.No on Schedule p0 No Completed CFY f
2
4. Date
01/08/74
S Page No.
1 of — -1-
13 Program Ch|efRi(;hard w> Latimer
8.No.Active Tasks
11 No.Delayed
2
1 2
14 Roap Manager
Barry H. Reid
TST
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
delayed
origin al
t arget
proposed
target
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
04
05
Inventory of non-conventional process
with application in Arctic
Conference on non-conventional
processes
03/1974
03/1974
D.0.
No additional action is
needed at this time. New
proposed target dates will
be established.
17 REMARKS
This reprogram action is within the same program element 1BB044.
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)
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AD -
A F -
AG ~
AO -
AP -
Delays
Fa i lu re
Equ ip m en t
Equi p men t
Grant / Contract 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 Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other (specify)
O
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
1 Proc
'2 Roap No.
21-/
'9'am Element
IBB045 SI-ASH
6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks £omp|eted
37 I 6 *
3. Roap Title
Soil Systems for Municipal Wastewater Treatment
No Active Tasks 9 No on Schedule 10 No Completed CFY [TT
17 14 0 I
13 Program Chief /-• ^ /jl~
Curtis C. Harlin, Jr. L C
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QUARTERLY ROAP S AT US REPORT
3. Roap Title
6-Total Tasks in Roaps |7. No.Tasks Completed 8.N0 Active ¥asks
|1 Program Element
1BB045
'2 Roap No.
A21-ASH
4.Date
1-8-74
14
13 PGu%V¥s tt'^arlin, Jr.
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
1 Program Element '2 Roap No
1BB045 21-ASJ
3.Roap Title Biological/Ecological Municipal
Wastewater Treatment/Control Svstpms
4 Date
1-R-7A
5 Page No
0___of- -.1
o-ioiai Tasks in Hoaps 17 No.Tasks Completed
4 ' 1
8 No Active Tasks
3
9 No on Schedule
2
10 No Completed CFY
0
11 No. Delayed '1 2
1 1
13. Program Chief *— /¦¦ / L^~-
Curtis C. Harlin, Jr. CfJ
14 Roap Manager
William C. Galegar
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task *
CD
O'f
17 REMARKS: Completion date for Task 02 was extended to November 30, 1973.
1/Final report has not been received.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF- Funds Frozen
Fl - Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Diverted(specify)
FL — Funds Late (Example delay
advice of allowance )
ADMINISTRATIVE - A
AO - Equipment Delays
AF- Equipment Failure
AG - Grant (Com ract 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 Assistance(spec ify)
O— Other ( spec i fy )
-------
n
QUARTERLY ROAP SAT US REPORT
' ?b8W2e"""""
'2 Roap No.
|6.Total Tasks in Roaps |7 No Ta^slsCompleted B.No Acllve tasks
30 1 16 8
3. Roap Title
Industrial Water Control
o Active Tasks 9.No on Sched
113- Program Chief ,< /
Frank H. Rainwater /}jYk_
o on Schedule
o Co mp teted -£f
14 Date
Pov^r (Len. 12/19/73
11 No. Delayed
4
S.Page No
1 2
14 Roap Manager
Alden Christianson
15
16
TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief
Description
months
deIayed
original
t a rget
proposed
ta rget
Reason
Recommended Action
By Whom
19
25
21
o| 28
O'
Assess engineering and economic
feasibility of backfitting various
cooling devices to existing power plant:
Predemonstration characterization SO-
scrubber water effluents and investiga-
tion of potential handling and treatmen
Predemonstration engineering and economic 6
assessment of once-through discharge
modifications for adverse impact contro
Demonstrate effluent control as a phase
of recycle/reuse
start
7/1/73
start
9/1/73
start
7/1/73
start
9/1/73
start
1/1/74
start
1/1/74
start
1/1/74
start
3/1/74
FF
FF
FF
AG
Proceed ASAP -- Funds release
Proceed ASAP -- Funds release
d TPB
d TPB
Proceed ASAP -- Funds released TPB
Pursue different (but related
demonstration project
) TPB
17 REMARKS-
Task 28
-- Negotiations with potential contractor stopped because of management decisions evolving from
equipment cost rise and questionable reliability.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING - - F
FF — Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds Div er ted ( spec i ly )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of allowance)
A D MIN ISTRATI VE - 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)
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 ASsistance(specify)
O— Other (specify)
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QUARTERLY ROAR STATUS REPORT
|1 Program Element
1E1077
' 2 Roap No .
10AKC
|6 Total Tasks in Roaps 17. No Tasks Completed
i Roan Tijle ETTecP^'o'^^^^cTeaHazaSou^SyiT:- 11 Date
^necic Or^nics on the Ecology of the Coastal j 1/7/74
BNSmgTaX.
9.No on Schedule
29
10 No Completed CFY |n No Delayed 1 2
0 I 3 I
S.Page No
1 _._ol-- 1
40
8
113- Program Chief
32
14.Roap Manager
Thomas W. Duke
15
16 TASKS DELAYED
Task No
Brief Description
months
de 1 ayed
original
t a rget
proposed
la rget
R ea son
Recommended Action
By Whom
13
Spawning experiments with grass shrimp
8
7/1/73
3/1/74
DA
Extension of task
Branch
Chief
23
Effects of DDT, PCB, and dieldrin on
8
10/30/73
6/30/74
AO
Recommend extension of task
Laboratory
oysters
Director
18
Effects of pesticides on crustacean
3
6/30/74
9/30/74
AD, AF,
Equipment is being repaired
Branch
AP
and request permission to
Chief
hire personnel
17. REMARKS
Task 18: Loss of temporary assistant, delays in receiving equipment, plus down-time will delay this project.
Task 23: Target date was delayed to maximize information from the study, e.g. to change from a one-year to a
2-year study.
A progress report has been submitted on first year's study.
REASON FOR DELAY CODE
FUNDING F
FF— Funds Frozen
Fl — Funding Insufficient
FD- Funds D iv er ted ( spec 1 fy )
FL - Funds Late (Example delay in
advice of a 1 lowance )
A D MIN ISTRATI VE - A
AD — Equipment Delays
AF — Equipment Failure
AG— Grant iConl r act De I ay (spec 1 f y )
AO- Other Administrative (specify)
AP— Personnel Problems (specify)
Loss of temporary help
STAFFING ¦ OTHER-- D/O
DA- Diversion of Staff for Technical
Ass 1 stance
DO- Diversion of Staff for Other Than
Technical Assistance (spec ify)
O- Other (specify)
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PART IV
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
-------
Program Chief: L. C. Raniere
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Element: 1AAQQ6
Date: 1/10/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Completed (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21ALR
10
Effects of Ozone on Soybean Nodules
Jour, of Environmental Quality
Vol. 2, No. 3 Jul-Sept 1973
X
21ALR
10
Foliar Sensitivity of Soybeans to
Ozone as Related to Several Leaf
Parameters
Environ. Pollution (4) 1973
X
21ALR
9
Response of Pinto Bean and Tobacco
to Ozone as Conditioned by Light
Tntensity and/or Humidity
Environ. Science & Technology
Vol. 7, No. 9 Sept 1973
X
21ALR
10
Ozone Alteration of Nitrate Reduction
in Soybean
Physiol. Plan. Vol. 29 1973
X
21ALR
8
Foliar Injury Responses of Eleven
Plant Species to Ozone/Sulfur Dioxide
Mixtures
Atmospheric Environment, Pergamon
Press. Vol. 7 1973
X
21ALR
10
How Chronic Ozone or Sulfur Dioxide
Exposure, or Both, Effect the Esrly
Vegetative Growth of Soybean
Canadian Journal of Plant Science,
Vol. 53, P. 875-879, 1973
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: A.S. 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.l, 1973
X
21 ALU
16
Lead Pollution: Records in Southern
California Coastal Sediments
Science, Vol. 181, 10 Aug 73
X
21 ALU
Term. FY-7
I Orovada, Nevada Basin Environmental
Study
Final Report of EPA Grant #AP0 0944
July 1973
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Richard W. Latimer Program Element: 1BA021 Date: 01/08/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
21ARX
04
Water Quality of Caribou-Poker
Creeks Research Watershed, Alaska
AERL Working Paper Series, #24,
December 1973
X
1—1
21ARX
01
Design Considerations for Sampling
Programs in Remote Areas
AERL Working Paper Series, #23,
November 1973. Paper presented at
"Symposium on Water Quality Para-
meters—Selection, Measurement and
Monitoring," Burlington, Ontario,
Canada
X
1—
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Program Chief:
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Dr. Eric D. Schneider Program Element:
1BA022
Date: 1/17/74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
Number, and Date)
ALL
PART
NONE
16AAV
04
Interaction between Marine Organisms
and Oil Pollution
Ecological Research Series, EPA-R3-
73-042 May 1973
X
16AAV
03
Using Artemia to assay oil disper-
sant toxicities
Journal Water Pollution Control
Federation, Washington, DC Nov 1973
X
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QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Chief: Richard W. Latimer Program Element: 1BA022 Date: 01/08/74
ROAP
TASK
Pub!ication Title
How Published
(Give name of series or journal,etc.,
Number, and Date)
Portion of Task
Conpleted (Check)
ALL
PART
NONE
21ARZ
02
Effects of Crude Oil and Some of its
Components on Young Coho Sockeye
Salmon
Ecological Research Series
EPA-660/3-73-018, November 1973
X
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Program Chief: Sanders
QUARTERLY ROAP STATUS REPORT
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
Program Element: 1BAQ23
Date: 10 January 74
ROAP
TASK
Publication Title
How Published
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Chemosphere No. 4, pp. 147-152
(1973)
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Chemical and Photochemical Fate
gf j^rgajiomercurials in Aquatic
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Effects of Protozoa on the Fate of
Particulate Carbon
EPA Research Report (EPA-660/3-7
007) August (1973)
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Phytoplankton Population Changes
and Nutrient Fluctuations in a
Simple Aquatic Ecosystem Model
Modeling the Eutrophication Proces:
Workshop Proceedings, Utah State
University, Logan, Utah, PRW6136-
1, pp. 131-138, November 1973.
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A Physical Model for Simulation
of Acquatic Ecosystems
Modeling the Eutrophication Proces
Workshop Proceedings, Utah State
University, Logan, Utah, PRW6136-
pp. 159-170, November 1973
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Methyl mercury in estuarine sediments.
Nature 245(0085): 256 (1973) by
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Dispersion in hydrologic and coastal
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Some pathways, fate, and disposition
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,EPA 660/3-73-013, Ecol. Res. Ser.
Milton H. Feldman
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Limnology and Oceanography 18(4):
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Current Practice in GC/MS Analysis
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Evaluation of Flame Emission Deter
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Development of a Selective
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819-821, 1973.
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Optical Absorption Spectra of Clay
Clays and Clay Minerals, Vol. 21,
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Philosophy and Approach to Manage-
ment of Pesticides Runoff by Mathe-
matical Modeling Techniques
Economic Commission for Europe,
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Seminar on the Pollution of Waters
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Water/Sem. 1/R. 12/Com. 1, Vienna,
Austria, October 15~20, 1973.
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Composition of Thalassia testudinum
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Gerald E. Walsh and Thomas E. Grow
Quarterly Journal of the Florida
Academy of Sciences, 35(2): 97-108,
1973.
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