SUMMARY of FY 1974
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
PROGRAM PLANS
RELATED to MONITORING
AUGUST 1973
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Office of Monitoring Systems
Office of Research and Development
Washington, D.C. 20460
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SUMMARY OF
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING-RELATED
EPA FY 1974 PROGRAM PLANS
(AS SUBMITTED IN APRIL, 1973)
Compiled by-
Planning and Review Staff
Office of Monitoring Systems
August 1973
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
INTRODUCTION 1
MONITORING-RELATED PROGRAM PLANS 1
TABLES
No.
I Decision Modules Containing Monitoring-Related
Outputs 3
II Glossary of Acronyms Used in Charts of Agency
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs and
Mile stone s.. 5
CHARTS
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs and Milestones
for:
No.
Abatement and Control - Air
1 Ambient Trend Monitoring—OAWP 6
2 Mobile Source—OAWP 7
Abatement and Control/Enforcement - Air
3 Technical Assistance-OAWP/Air Enforcement
(Partial)—OEGC 8
4 Stationary Source Standards and Air Enforcement
(Remainder)—OEGC 11
Abatement and Control - Water Quality
5 Ambient Trend Monitoring—OAWP 13
6 Technical Assistance (HQ Module) - OAWP/Water
Enforcement—OEGC 15
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTD.)
No. Page
7 Municipal Source Control (HQ Module) - OAWP/
Technical Assistance and Source Control
(Regional Module) (Partial)—OAWP 17
8 Industrial Source Control (HQ Module)—OAWP;
Non-Point Source Control (HQ Module)(Partial)--
OAWP; Technical Assistance and Source Control
(Regional Module) —OAWP 19
Abatement and Control - Water Quality/Water Supply
9 Non-Point Source Control (HQ Module) (Remainder)—
OAWP 21
Enforcement - Pesticides
10 Pesticides Enforcement—OEGC 23
Abatement and Control - Pesticides
11 Registrations and Tolerances—OHMC............... 25
12 Monitoring—OHMC 26
13 Technical Assistance—OHMC 27
Abatement and Control - Radiation
14 Monitoring—OHMC 28
15 Standards and Guidelines—OHMC........... 29
16 Technical Assistance—OHMC 30
Abatement and Control - Noise
17 Technical Assistance OHMC (Regions IV, VI and
VIII only) 31
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTD.)
No. Page
Research and Development - Air
18 Air Pollution Processes and Effects—ORM 32
Research and Development - Water Quality
19 Water Quality Pollution Processes and Effects—
ORM 35
20 Water Non-Point Control Technology 38
Research and Development - Water Supply
21 Water Supply Pollution Processes and Effects..... 39
Research and Development - Pesticides
22 Pesticides Pollution Processes and Effects.•...•. 40
Research and Development - Radiation
23 Radiation Pollution Processes and Effects 41
Research and Development - Interdisciplinary
24 Interdisciplinary Pollution Processes and
Effects 42
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Introduct ion
The objective of this report is to provide for
informational purposes a summary of the monitoring-related
portions of Agency FY 1974 program plans, as submitted in
April, 1973, by each Headquarters and Regional Office.
These plans provide information on expected program outputs,
only. All outputs that directly involve or are believed to
require significant monitoring support have been identified
and tabulated. Generally, the outputs are the issuance of
a standard, the number of permits granted, the number of
enforcement actions, or the analysis of monitoring data in
State-developed reports. In each case significent monitoring
is involved during some aspect of each output. The amount
and type of monitoring effort required for each output can
be estimated and, accordingly, these outputs are an important
source of information helpful in identifying FY 1974 Agency
monitoring goals and activities.
The Agency's program planning system keys on high
priority Agency outputs; hence, only selected program areas
are required to identify outputs. These outputs contain
only the essential data necessary for determining progress.
Each of these outputs, for administrative purposes, is
grouped into one of the following areas: (a) abatement
and control, (b) enforcement, or (c) research and development.
These are called appropriation categories. These categories
are further subdivided into budget activities, which identify
the medium or pollutant. These include air, water, pesticides,
radiation, and noise. The breakdown within each budget
activity is a decision module. This grouping combines all
related activities performed under a particular budget
activity.
Monitorina-Related Program Plans
Activities considered by the Office of Monitoring Systems
to be of a monitoring-related nature can be grouped into the
following areas:
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• long-term ambient monitoring
• source monitoring
• enforcement (case-preparation) monitoring
• short-term special purpose monitoring
(other than enforcement monitoring)
• monitoring in support of research
• other environmental data acquisition
efforts of a continuing nature
• research in support of monitoring activities
• environmental data quality assurance activities
A brief description of specific ongoing EPA activities in
these monitoring-related areas is given in a separate
document prepared by the Office of Monitoring Systems,
entitled "Environmental Protection Agency's Environmental
Monitoring Programs" and is not repeated here.
Fiscal Year 1974 program plans covering these categories
of activities are summarized in the charts that follow.
Each planned program output is identified by the decision
module under which it has been placed. The office/laboratory
responsible for achieving each output is also identified.
Where both Headquarters and the Regions perform similar
activities, the outputs are listed horizontally. In cases
where no outputs are listed, Headquarters and/or the Regions
either have no ongoing activity of that nature or have not
provided outputs in their program plans.
Table I identifies all the monitoring-related decision
modules that have been summarized in the charts. To conserve
space, many Agency acronyms are used. Table II is a
glossary of these.
Information on any revisions made in the program plans
since their initial submittal in April, 1973, would be
available from the Program Reporting Division, Office of
Resources Management.
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TABLE I
DECISION MODULES CONTAINING MONITORING-RELATED OUTPUTS
Appropriation
Abatement & Control
Enforcement
Budget Activity
Air
Water Quality
Water Supply-
Pesticides
Radiation
Noise
Air
Water
Decision Module
Ambient Trend Monitoring
Mobile Source
Technical Assistance
Stationary Source
Standards & Guidelines
Ambient Trend Monitoring
Technical Assistance (HQ)
Municipal Source Control
(HQ)
Industrial Source Control
(HQ)
Non-Point Source Control
(HQ)
Technical Assistance and
Source Control (Reg)
Technical Assistance
Monitoring
Technical Assistance
Registration and
Tolerances
Monitoring
Technical Assistance
Standards & Guidelines
Technical Assistance
Air Enforcement
Water Enforcement
Pesticides
Pesticides Enforcement
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TABLE I (CONTINUED)
Appropriation
Research & Development
Budget Activity
Air
Water Quality
Water Supply-
Pesticides
Radiation
Interdisciplinary
Decision Module
Air Pollution Processes
and Effects
Air Stationary Source
Control Technology
Air Mobile Source
Control Technology
Water Quality Pollution
Processes & Effects
Water Municipal Control
Technology
Water Industrial Control
Technology
Water Non-Point Control
Technology
Water Supply Pollution
Processes & Effects
Water Supply Pollution
Control Technology
Pesticides Pollution
Processes & Effects
Radiation Pollution
Processes & Effects
Interdisciplinary
Pollution Processes
and Effects
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TABLE
GLOSSARY OF ACRONYMS USED IN CHARTS OF
AGENCY FY 1974 MONITORING-RELATED OUTPUTS & MILESTONES
AAQ
Ambient Air Quality
ADP
Automatic Data Processing
AQ
Air Quality
BOA
Basic Ordering Agreement
CDS
Computer Data System
EFL
Effluent Limited
EGL
Effluent Guidelines
FR
Federal Register
HAP
Hazardous Air Pollutant
NAAQS
National Ambient Air Quality Standards
NADB
National Aerometric Data Bank
NASN
National Air Sampling Network
NEDS
National Emissions Data System
NESHAPS
National Emission Standards for Hazardous
Air Pollutants
NSPS
New Source Performance Standard(s)
OAQPS
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
OAWP
Office of Air and Water Programs
OEGC
Office of Enforcement and General Counsel
OHMC
Office of Hazardous Materials Control
OPE
Office of Planning and Evaluation
ORD
Office of Research and Development
RO
Regional Office
SIP
State Inplementation Plan
S/L
State/Local
USGS
U.S. Geological Survey
WQL
Water Quality Limited
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CHART NO. 1 FY ]974 , MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MT'i"!Tnm's ' iPPRnPBTATTONCSl Abatement & Control BUDGET ACTIVXTY(S)—Air DECISION MODULE(S) fo^rcq^OAWP-
HEADQUARTERS
REGION 1
REGION II
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
HEGION VII
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
Overtarget
Develop data base
for documenting
progress and
problems
Emission Inven-
tories of ME,
NH, VT updated
by BOA
NASN Replacement
Equip and Air
Monitoring Equip
,
9/30/73 - 1
12/31/73 - 2
3/31/74 - 1
6/30/74 - 1
(conduct 5 field
studies to eval
attainment of
NAAQS)
Operate NASN (72
instruments)
Tech asst to S/L
on site selec-
tion, sanple
analysis, data
commun , emer-
gency response
calibrate and
qualify S/L
monitoring equiF
Technical Equip.
A1r enforcement
equip, (stack
sampling, emer-
gency air epi-
sode
2 pos. for NASN
to monitor
28 to 30 air
sampling statior
s
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CHART NO. 2
FY 1974 ¦ MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATIONS Abatement and
Uontro f~
BUDGET ACTIVITY(S)__Air_
decision module(s) Source -
mv 1 ~
HEADQUARTERS
REGION II
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
REGION VII
REGION VIII
Date Milestones
comp
4/74 Regs for
med. duty
vehicles
11/
29/3
Regs for
vehicles
sold at
high alti
tude
6/29/ Aircraft
3 emission
stds
10/1/ New motor
4 vehicle
1/1/ Test result
4
5/1/
4
Certifica-
tion (over
target re-
quest in-
volved
also)
9/13/ Light duty
3 vehicle
assembly
line test
regs -
develop,
plan
3/31/4 establish
sampling prior-
ities
6/30/4 equip mo-
bile van & con-
duct dayruns for
a) enforcement
of regs of fuel
i fuel additives
b) importation
of motor vehicle
& engines c)
tampering pro-
hibitions
Overtarget for
FY74
6/30/4 test 4500
properly main-
tained & used
light duty motor
vehicles; for
recall program
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Technical assis- i
decision module(S) tance-OAWP/A1r |
Enforcement (Partial) - OESC
FY 1974 ¦ MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATION(S)
CBntral/infarcamant
BUDGET ACTIVITY(S)__AtC_
HEADQUARTERS
REGION III
REGION VI
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
6/30/3 end 2nd
semiannual pro-
gress reporting
8/15/3 States to
Regions - 1/4 ly
AQ data & 1/2 ly
SIP
9/30/3^ Analysis
3/31/4 J of the 6
State semiannual
8/15/3-1/4 ly &
4 semiannual
rept. analyzed
9/14/3 RO review
& submit to
OAQPS these
reports
10/30/3 Interim
rept on SIP ac-
tions (enforce.
Included)
progress reports)1/15/3-4 1/4 ly
rept. analyzed
9/30/3 "A Analysis
S 2/31/3 Jof 6
3/31/4 IState-
6/30/4J supplied
1/4 ly AQ rept.
4/15/3 Develop RC
enforcement
strategy for 6
States for com'
pliance with SIP
emission limita
tions
•States develop
compli ance
schedules based
on State Regs
not EPA regs.
2/15/4-4 1/4 ly
rept. & 4 semi-
annual analyzed
5/15/4-4 1/4 ly
rept. analy «d
100 NJ source
compliance under
EPA regs rest
under State regs
No. of pt.
sources require!
to comply with
SIP
NY 1500
6/30/3 6/30/4
~T5£T 450
NJ
6/30/3 6/30/
100 "TM
1000
6/30/4
VI 20
6/30/3 6/30/4
7 14
No. of area
source in com-
p liance with SII
open burning
6/30/3 - 50%
6/30/4 - 100?
small inclner
6/30/3 - 50%
6/30/4 - 100%
fuel combustion
6/30/3 - 50%
6/30/4 - 100%
Other - NIT
6/30/3 - 10%
6/30/4 - 40%
NJ
6/30/3 - 50%
6/30/4 - 100%
PR
6/30/3 - 50%
6/30/4 - 100%
VI
6/30/3 - 50%
6/30/4 - 100%
9/14/3 analyze
from 6 States
12/15/3 analyze
from 6 States
3/15/4 analyze
from 6 States
6/15/4 analyze
from 6 States
Develop 6 enforce
ment strategies
Individual source
covered by State
based regs, not
EPA regs.
No. of pt.
sources in com-
pl iance
7/1/3 - 990(21%)
2/15/4 - 1386(29%)
6/30/4- 2868(60%)
No. of area
source in com-
pliance with SII
all categories
100% 9/1/73 &
2/15/74
Within 30 days of
receipt, check
for completeness
& accuracy, foun
data to OAQPS
(get 30 1/4 ly
reports)
Receive 16 (l/21y
rept, check for
accuracy & com-
pleteness of
emission data,
give to OAQPS
4/1/3 Develop 8
enforcement
strategies
No. in compliance
vs no. required
8/15/3 16,900/
31,300
2/15/4 18,900
31,300
except 50 enforce
actions over FY7<
.States develop
compliance
schedules based
on State regs,
no EPA sched-
ules promulgate!
.§/l5/3"\ 6 semi-
3/15/4
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CHART NO. 3 (Contd.)
PY_1974_j MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATION(5) Ahatanent. and BUDGET ACTIVITY(S).
rnntrnl /Fnfnrrgiwnt
Air
Technical Assis-
. DECISION MODULE(S) tance-OAWP/Air
Fnforrpmpnt.
(Partial - tlFfir
HEADQUARTERS
REGION VIII
REGION X
10/30/3 AQ data i
emissions en-
tered into NADB,
NEDS
11/30/3 Data an-
alyzed for all
247 AQ CR's;
problem AQCR's
flagged
12/30/3 Data an-
alysis for 17
selected AQCR's
to be coupled
with semiannual
SIP report
1/15/4 Draft 2nd
semiannual trend
report (State-
federal data
thru 6/30/3)
1/74 criteria for
estimating im-
plementation ef-
fectiveness for
transportation
control plans
8/15/3 MA com-
plete 2 trans-
port. control
for SIP
2/15/4 CT com-
plete 1 trans-
port. control
for SIP
6/30/4 VT, RI
correct defi-
ciencies in SIPs
other States not
deficient
8/15/3 NY 4, NJ
4 transp. con-
trol completed
12/30/3 approve
procedures &
regs. for im-
plementing
transp. controls
for NY, NJ
12/31/3 VI rev1en
new sources &
modification
6/30/4 NY, NJ -
require compli-
ance schedules
8/15/3 PA (2),
MD (2) transp.
control com-
pleted
7/1/4 modify VA
to allow State S
Fed. enforcement
of SIP violation
30 episodes re-
quiring EPA
involvement
10/1/31 update
4/1/4,) emergency
packages for
episode-prone
areas
Tech assist to
Fed. facilities
to be in compli
ance with Fed.,
State, local
A.P.Std; by
3/31/4-99* of
minor in compli-
ance, 70% of
major in compli-
ance; 10 on-site
surveys of major
inventory 900
install, enter
data into NEDS
One State for
transp. control
7/30/3 notify £
States of SIP
regs defi-
ciencies
Monitor SIP
develop of
Emerg. Episode
capabll. in 8
States
8/8/3 - 3 fed.
proposed transp
control plan
complete (IN-1,
MN-1) 0-0
SIP deficiencies
6/30/3 Mi-2,
IL-1, IN-2
no add'n
8/15/3 - 7 AQCR':
transp. control
planned
10/1/3 - 2 AQCR'
transp. control
plans
11/1/3 - 2 AQCR
transp. control
plans
SIP deflciency-
6/30/4 TX-1
No. of Fed.
facilities in
compliance with
SIP's
9/30/3
Major 45/75%
Minor 1330/90*
3/30/4
Major 50/85*
Minor 1370/92*
6/30/4
Major 54/90*
Minor 1400/95*
I-none, KS
(10/1/3), NB
(1/1/4); M0
not accept regs
to correct SIP
deficiencies
SIP deficiency-
C0-1, MT-1,
UT-1 by 1/31/4
6 AQCR's - CA
1 AQCR - AR
1 AQCR - NV
(transport con-
trol by both
State 4 RO in
FY74
1/31/4 SIP de-
ficiency cor-
rected in all
States SIP's
4 AQCR's by
8/15/3 transp.
control
SIP deficiency
AK & ID by
9/31/3,
12/31/3
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CHART NO -J (font'1 ) FY 1974 • MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATIONS).^
and BUDGET ACTIVITY(S) _
Technical Assis-
Air nunsTON Monm.EWt.ance-0AWP/A1r •
— Fnfnrrpmenl (Partial)
REGION I
REGION II
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
REGION VII
RKGIOS VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
Update data In
NEDS to reflect
revisions in
compllance
schedules, etc.
Monitor AQ to
detect various
stages of
emergency
S/L tech asst.
a) provide as-
sist to 20
agencies 1n AQ
monitoring
programs
b) conduct 3
Q.A. programs
annually
c) record AAQ
data for pre-
dicting emer-
gency episodes
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Stationary source
decision module(s) Standards Utr
Enforcement (Remainder) - OESC ""
CHART NO.
FY 1974 ¦ MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATION^ Hhataiwnt. and BUDGET AGTIVITY(S)___Mr
/Fnfnrrcmcnt
HEADQUARTERS
REGION II
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
BEGION VII
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
4/1/3 SIP regs
for complex
sources
6/1/3 FR publica-
tion of complex
source regs.
10/1/73 complete
tech. procedures
for use 1n as-
sessing Impact
of complex
sources 1n AQ
11/16/3 finalize
regs on non-
degradation
5/14/73 develop
procedures to
determine # &
location of AQ
samplers for
SO,
10/5/73 promulga-
tion of final
regs 1n FR on
revised 2ndary
S02 NAAQS
4/6/3 publish pro
posed Group II
NSPS
8/6/3 promulgate
deadline
3/29/3 complete
proposed stds
for Group II-A
NSPS
6/22/3 publish
proposed stds
for Group II-A
NSPS
9/22/3 promulga-
tion deadline
4/23/3 complete
proposed stds
for Group III-
NSPS
7/23/3 Publish
proposed stds foi
Group III-NSPS
1/31/4
1/31/4 complete
CT(2), MA(1)
SIP actions on
2ndary stds.
No. of Sources
in compliance
vs no. affected
Group I
12/31/3 215
6/30/4 515
Group II
6/30/4 24124
States performln
1° enforcement
responsibility
12/31/3
6/30/4
7/30/3 particu-
late for NY(3)
NJ(2) for 2ndar,
SO, for NY(8),
NJf4), PR(1)•
VI(1)
No. of sources
in compliance
NY
NJ
VI
PR
25
25
5
5
7/30/3 - 2ndary
std due from VA
PA, MD; 9/30/3
complete review
7/1/4 - 25 NSPS
sources applica-
tions
7/1/4 - conduct
new source to
deserve startup;
9/20/3 HD, VA
12/31/3 DE
3/31/4 WV, PA
(delegate en-
forcement re-
sponsibility
6/30/4 attempt
to complete
regs in SIP's
for complex
sources and non
degradation
mainly
No. 2ndary std
required)evalu-
ate source-
receptor re-
lationships for
13 Priority I
SO, AQCR's for
plan revision
8/1/73 5 AQCR
2ndary std
plans completed
(IN-2, OH-3)
1 cement, 1 H,
S04 under NSPS
Group I
all except 2
cement in com-
pliance by
6/30/4
3/31/4 IL, MI,
MN, OH, HI,
((delegated en-
forcement
responsibilitie;
2ndary particu-
late^ CA AQCR,
AR-2; NV-2-,
HI-1
2ndary S0,-
2-AR, 1-RV
Group 1, 2, 2A, 3
be in compliance
9/30/3 AR, OK.TX
12/31/3 NM
3/31/4 LA
(delegate enforce
ment respons.)
NSPS anticipate
compliance no
delegation
2ndary stds
5/1/74 progress
rept for 2
States
2ndary particu-
late^ AQCR's
by 1/31/4
NSPS anticipate
46 sources all
will be In com-
pliance or en
forcement actloi
against them;
2/1/4 progress
report on NSPS
full delegation
NSPS testing 11
Group I and 67
Group II compl1-
! ance source test
iGroup I
11 new sources
Group II
67 newsources
CA only one del-
egated
NSPS all require
compliance will
be in compliance
20 sources -
delegate all but
AL
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CHART NO. 4 (Contd.) FY 1974 . MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIAXION(S) Abatement and BUDGET ACTIVITY(S) — "^Enforcement'ffiemal naer)r-SUEGC1 r—
HEADQUARTERS
REGION I
REGION II
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
REGION VII
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
10/23/3 promulga-
tion deadline
6/22/3 publish
proposed regs
for non-criteria
pollutants from
stationary sourc
10/9/3 promulga-
tion deadline
5/3/4 complete
estimate of AAQ
profile thru
1990 long-term
increase 1n
energy demand &
Its affect on AQ
8/9/3 guidance
document from
OAQPS on revised
2ndary SOj std
Includes pt and
area source
moni toring
3/30/3 promulga-
tion of NESHAP
12/28/3 complete
analysis of data
received from
affected sources
6/25/3 proposed
regs in FR
9/20/3 promulga-
tion of regs &
SIP guidelines
concerning ap-
plication of
automatic stock
sampling devices
in selected sou»
operations.
Overtarget
s
No. I I of source
In compliance
~f/31/3 1/100%
Asbestos
7/31/3 150/30%
1/37/4 175/35*
6/30/4 200/40%
Be
T/31/3 75/50%
1/31/4 80/55%
6/30/4 90/60%
States with 1°
enforcement
12/1/3 - OH
6/30/4 - VT.CT
:e
No. 4 % of source
in compliance
~?6/52% 7/31/3
16/53% 1/31/4
Asbestos
$0/57/31/3
50/50% 1/31/4
Be
TOO/50% 7/31/3
500/30% 1/31/4
6/6/3 register
existing sources
S complete souret
Inventory
He
7/31/3 3/100%
Be
"7/31/3 21/100%
4/30/3 register
existing sources
and complete
source inventory
7/30/3 complete
input data forms
for HAP Enforce-
ment Management
Systems
No. in compliance
Asbestos
7/31/3 8/44%
1/31/4 10/44%
Be
7/31/3 8/8%
1/31/4 8/8%
to
7/31/3 0/11%
1/31/4 2/11%
No. of sources v
no. in compli-
ance by 7/1/4
Be
65/31
"160/130
Asbestos
J525/U61
States with 1°
enforcement by
6/30/4 IL, HI,
MN, OH, WI
Be
T51/9%
Hg=
12/100%
Asbestos
Delegate OK
(1/31/4), AR
(4/30/4), TX
(4/30/4)
Be
"7/1/3 56(75%)
1/31/4 60(80%)
Ha
0
Asbestos
Be
7/1/4 3/3
0
Asbestos
7/1/4 196/196
Delegate to all
Be
1/31/4 85%
~f/31/4 10%
Asbestos
1/31/4 80%
Delegation info
unavailable
Be
7/1/4 7/14
^/l/4 1/3
Asbestos
1/1/4 10/22
All States be
delegated enforc
ment responsi-
bilities
7/31/3 70/45%
+1/31/4 30/15$
+7/1/4 83/452
(does not Include
600 demolition
based asbestos
emission pts)
7/1/3 /5(/b%)
1/31/4 80(80%)
No delegation
1n FY74
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CHART NO.
FY 1974 , MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATIONfS^ Abatement and
ConiaU
BUDGET ACTTTTTYfsl Water Quality decision MODULE(S) Ambient Trend
Monitoring - OAWP
HEADQUARTERS
REGION VIII
1/1/4 Hater
Quality Report
to Congress
11/1/3 provide
data for 305(a)
(2) report
12/31/3 provide
ID'S for major
Industrial dis-
chargers
1/31/4 provide
ID'S for major
municipal dis-
chargers
Nat'l WQ Surv.
System
7/31/3 network
design paper
9/30/3 USGS
transfer agree-
ment signed
12/1/3 report on
implement of
network
5/1/4 reevaluate
network
Storet
6/30/3 policy forj
State partlcip.
7/31/3 report on
current data
base
1/1/4 report on
State partlcip.
6/30/4 report on
current data
base
Waste HoO treat-
ment plants in
compliance with
std; # requlrlngl
compliance 175
(EPA), 4 (States;
with 2ndary
treatment re-
quirements 163;
with WQ std re-
quire ??; m
in compliance
with 2ndary
treatment re-
quirements
Waste H-0 treat'
merit plants as
for compllance
with std 128
(EPA), 832
I (States); no.
2ndary or WQ std|
required data;
no. * 1n compli
ance data
WQL segnent 30;
8 by EPA, 22 by
States - 66* of
total WQL segment
WQL segments; 15'
EPA, 31-States
NY - 100%
NJ - ?
PR - 67%
WQL segment wlthj
adequate data
Assessed for
compliance EPA-
240; States-40
# in compliance
6/30/4
2°
WQS
84, 30*
56, 20*
Assessed for
compliance EPA-
430; States-2664!
12* in compli-
ance:
2° WQS
12/31/3 TO 2ff
6/30/4 300 62
Assessed for
compliance EPA'
362, States-3175|
# in compliance
by 6/30/4
2°
WQS
2370, 79*
1352, 45*
Assessed for
compliance EPA-
150, States-20001
in compliance by
6/30/4
2° - 75*
WQS - 75*
Total- 75*
WQL segments with
adequate WQ data
7/1/3 - EPA-0,
States-0, 40*
9/30/3- EPA-5,
States-8, 50*
12/31/3 - EPA-10
States-33, 75*
WQL segnents to
be completed
10/31/3 - EPA-19,
States-23
1/31/4 - EPA-104,
States-6
4/30/4 - EPA-136,
States-19
WQL segnents to
be completed =
192
EPA- 50
States" 91
* of total WQ
segments
completed=83*
WQL segments to
be completed •
20
* of total ¦ 23*
Waste treatment
plants assessed
for compliance
(215 by EPA,
760 by States)
# in compliance
2ndary treatment
400 - 20*
WO Std require
(Waste HoO treat-
ment plants as-
sessed for
compliance (60-
EPA, 72-States)
# 1n compliance
by 6/30/4
l2ndarv treatment
400 - 20*
* compliance-20*
244
IWO Stds require
m
I* in compliance
3T.5*
WQL segments
9-EPA, 5-State;
85* of total
WQL segments
completed
WQL segnents
5-EPA, 5-States;
* of total WQL
segments - ??
IWaste H-0 treat-
ment plants in
compliance with
std; # requiring
compliance-200
(by EPA), 510
(by States)
6/30/4-# in
compliance
;2ndary treatment
Waste H,0 treat-
ment pfants in
compliance with
std; # requiring
compliance-100
(EPA), 151
(States), 59 in
compliance
300 - 11/30/3
898 - 5/30/3
=63*
|WQS - unknown,
depends on info
on permits
WQL segments witq
adequate data;
completed by:
EPA-0, States-
26, % of total
WQL segments-
52*; AZ-3, CA-
10; NV-3; HI-5
WQL segments wi tt|
adequate data;
completed: by
EPA, States;
all data in;
WQL segments non
pt source Hm1t^
EPA-9. States-
10;
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chart no. 5 (Contd.) fy 1974 monitoring related outputs and mtlestonrs for: appropriation^) Abatement and budget acttvttws^ Mater Quality decision modules Ambient Trend
ContMi nomtoring - oawp-
headquarters
REGION I
REGION II
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
REGION VII
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
6/31/4 - EPA-12,
States-43, 85%
6/30/4 - EPA-15,
States-58, 100%
6/30/4 - EPA-156
States-27
Total - EPA-415,
States-75
59% complete
% completed -
21 - 67% fresh
31 - 0% salt
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HEADQUARTERS
FY 107/1 ¦ MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATION(SI Abatement and BUDGET ACTIVTTYI'SI Water Quality DECISION MODULE(S) Sep Inset Rflnw*
Control
REGION I
REGION VII
REGION VIII
REGION X
9/1/3 final regs
on reporting
State operations
including moni-
toring, shown in
Section 106
10/1/3 Section
208 (201) plan
ning authority
regs to identify
areas with WQ
control problems
and develop ap
proaches to
eliminate prob-
lems
10/19/3-ViQ cri-
teria & integrit
factors avail-
able (notice in
FR), includes
info on measure-
ment and clas-
sification
2/18/4 OAWP ORD
agree upon info
tv be.added
6/24/4 new draft
initiated by
OAWP based on
ORD's input
6/7/3 publish
initial list
of toxic pol-
lutants
12/7/3 publish
proposed stds
6/7/4 promulga-
tion stds
6/1/74 initiate
health hazard &
Impact on WQ of
aquaculture
projects
7/30/3 guidelines
for plan prepara
tion, modeling,
monitoring com-
pleted for Sect.
303(e)
11/30/3-5 plans
6/30/4-25 plans
(201 plans ap-
proved)
11/30/3-20 plans [7/1/3- 0 plan
5/30/4-50 plans 11/30/3-0 plan
6/30/4-60 plans 5/30/4-17 plans
(201 plans ap- (201 plans ap-
proved) | proved)
29 plans to be
- approved
18 full plans,
11 mgt plans;
% required plans
completed 58%
10/31/3 - 14%
1/31/4 - 30*
4/30/4 - 50$
6/30/4 - 58%
18 full plans
21 mgt plans;
% required
completed 55%
11/30/3-131 plans
5/31/4—136 plans
(201 plans ap-
proved)
73 full plans
54 mgt plans
% required
completed 60%
7/1/3-- 0, 0%
10/31/3- 8, 5%
1/31/4-20, 15%
4/30/4-40, 30%
6/30/4-54, 60%
Approval of 33
Basin Plans
10/31/3 - 1
1/31/4 - 7
4/30/4 - 10
6/30/4 - 15
36% of required
plans completed
9/30/3-60 plans
11/30/3-110 plan!
3/31/4-210 plan;
5/31/4-270 plan:
6/30/4-300 plan;
(201 plans ap-
proved}
Segment plans
approved
10/31/3-50 full
plans, 4 mgt
plans, 9.8%
1/31/4-100 full
plans, 8 mgt
plans, 19.6%
4/30/4-190 Full
plans, 12 mgt
plans, 36.7%
6/30/4-250 full
plans, 15 mgt
plans, 48.0%
¦"Technical Assistance (HQ Module)
OAWP/Water Enforcement - OEGC
10/30/3-20 plans
5/30/4-50 plans
(201 plans ap-
proved)
11/30/3-100 plan
5/30/4- 60 plan:
(201 plans ap-
proved)
12/1/3-15 plans
5/1/4-30 plans
(201 plans ap-
proved)
Segment plans
approved
10/31/3-15 full
plans, 30 mgt
plans, 11.2%
1/31/4-30 full
plans, 42 mgt
plans, 23.0%
4/30/4-49 full
plans, 68 mgt
plans, 325%
11/30/3-70 plans
5/30/4-209 plans
(201 Waste treat-
ment management
plans approved)
11/30/3-4 plans
5/30/4-12 plans
(201 plans ap-
proved)
20 segment plans
approved by
4/30/4
full plans - 10
mgt plans - 10
45% of required
plan approved
19 segment plan
approved
full plans - 12
mgt plans - 7
% of required,
completed, 50%
28 full plans
118 mgt plans
10/31/3-0 full
plans, 10 mgt
plans, 4%
1/31/4-5 full
plans, 50 mgt
plans, 24$
4/30/4-20 full
plans, 100 mgt
plans, 55%
28 full plans;
66% completed
by 6/30/4
No info on mgt
plans
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CHART NO. 6 (Contd.) FY 1974 . MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATIONS') ihataman* an/H
BUDGET ACTTgTTvm qunHty DECISION MODULE(S) See Inset Below*
-Ceo.
HKADqOARTERS
REGION II
REGION VI
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
12/27/3 publish
dredge spoils
disposal site
guidelines
Lake restoration
10/24/3 Inventory
of lake problems
i remedial needs
1/2/4 establish
mechanism for
evaluation &
assessment of
ongoing remedial
lake problems
Including sur-
veillance
6/30/4 publish
summary of all
remedial meas-
ures
9/ /3 Initiate
15 waste load
allocation
analyses
12/ /3, 3/ /4
6/ /4
6/30/3, 9/30/3,
12/30/3—1st,
2nd, 3rd
priority basin
accomplIshment
reports
7/1/3 revision of
3/28/3 Htf)
strategy
2/15/4 final FY75
water strategy
provided to
States
4/15/4 States sub
mit annual State
strategy to EPA
Enforcement
actions - 53
Enforcement
actions - 30
technical Assistance (HQ Module)
OAWP/Water Enforcement - OEGC
Enforcement
actions - 130
by 6/30/74
Enforcement
actions - 192
Enforcement
actions - 193
Enforcement
actions - 49
Enforcement
actions - 44
Enforcement
actions - 10/1/:
complete FY73
actions perform
60 sources com-
pliance & in-
vestigating
actions
Enforcement
actions - 15
Enforcement
actions - 38
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CHART NO
pv -^974 ( monitoring RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATIONS) ..fthatSfflfint flfld
BUDGET ACTIVITY(S) u.fa. DECISION MODULE(S) <,pp InSPt RPlftW*
REGION X
REGION IX
REGION VIII
SBGION VII
REGION VI
REGION V
REGION IV
REGION III
REGION II
REGION I
HEADQUARTERS
Needs Survey
7/4/3 States
complete data
collection
9/5/3 draft of
needs survey
report completecj
5/1/3 develop
survey appro—
priate for
operation &
maintenance
efficiency
survey
7/1/3 data systen)
operational
1/15/4 data
analysis com-
plete
3/15/4 final
report to OPE
4/10/3 complete
choice of
optimum com-
puter format fori
data on munic- 1
ipal wastewater
treatment
facility project)
8/1/3 begin full
operation with
FY73.74 data
10/1/3 complete
integration of
pending needs
file & project
register file
with this file
1/1/4 complete
integration of
O&M data file
& unit process
inventory file
with this file
4/15/3 complete
lab guidelines
for O&M guide-
lines
7/1/3 final
guidelines
complete
•Municipal Source Control (HQ Module) -
QAWP/Technical Assistance and Source
Control (Regional Module) (Partial) -
OAVIP
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CHART MO. 7 Ifnnt-rt 'i FY 1074 . MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND KI US TONES FOR: APPROPRIATIONS) Aba^em^.
and
BUDGET AnTTVTTYi-s^Hater Quality
REGION V
REGION '
IgGIOH VII
DECISION HODULt(S) Munfcfpal Source
Control (HQ Module) - OAWP/Technical
Assistance and Source Control (Regional
Module) (Partial) - OAWP
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
Permits received
440 WQL, 560 EFL
EPA Issued
56 WQL 25 Ea
(major)
50 WQL, 100 EFL
(minor)
State Issued
rirm
(major)
5 WQL, 10 EFL
(minor)
Permits received
1300
197 permits Is-
sued by EPA In
FY74
EPA Issued
"5738/3"=" 17
12/31/3 - 107
3/31/4 - 197
Privately owned
97 permits
Issued by EPA
Permits received
340 major,
3100 minor
EPA Issued
60 WQL, 60 EFL
(major)
120 WQL, 180 EFL
(minor)
State Issued
T5 WQL, 45 Ea
(major)
90 WQL, 135 Ea
(minor)
Penults received
288 WQL, 109 EFl
(major)
1624 WQL,1390 EFl
(minor)
EPA Issued
165 WQL, 50 Ea
(major)
66 WQL, 83 Ea
(minor)
State Issued
'\1 WQL, 26 Ea
(major)
55 WQL, 11 Ea
(minor)
Permits received
300 AQL, 250 EFl
(major)
900 WQL,3300 EFl
(minor)
EPA Issued
~~SSTHjCTio Ea
(major)
50 WQL,200 Ea
(minor)
State Issued
165 wOl. 165 Ea
(major)
400 WQL, 1700 EFl,
(minor)
Permits received
100 WQL, 40 Ea
(major)
2000 WQL,300 EFL
(Minor)
EPA Issued
30 WQL, 10 Ea
(major)
State Issued
40 WQL, 0 EFL
(major)
No minor source
permits Issued
Permits received
300 major
1500 minor
EPA issued
20 WQL, 30 EFL
(major)
30 WQL, 20 EFL
(minor)
State Issued
20 WQL, 30 Ea
(major)
30 WQL, 20 Ea
(minor)
Permits received
76 major
700 minor
EPA issued
22 WQL. 8 EFL
(major)
0 WQL, 0 Ea
(minor)
State issued
20 WQL,"TCPEFL
(major)
0 WQL, 0 EFL
Permits received
288 major
233 minor
EPA Issued
IT S5lTT7 EFL
(major)
15 WQL, 22 EFL
(minor)
State issued
30 WQT," 75 EFL
(major)
15 WQL, 67 Ea
(minor)
Permits received
112 WQL, 96 EFL
(major)
1082 WQL,892 WQL
(minor)
EPA issued
0/4 WQL, 9 EFL
(major)
0/38 WQL,21 EFL
(minor)
State issued
>1 W0L.22 EFL
(major)
6/89 WQL, 9 EFL
(minor)
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CHART NO. ft.
FY 1074 . MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR:
appropriation(s) Abatement and
Control
budget activity^ Water Quality decision module(s) See Inset Below*
HEADQUARTERS
REGION III
gCION VII
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
Continuing -
provide asst.
to R.O. during
emergency epi-
sodes i dis-
aster
Industrial
11/17/3 publish
proposed effluen
guidelines and
MS PS
2/1/4 promulga-
tion guidelines
and new source
standards
Ocean dumping
permits
100 received
35 Issued
Ocean dumping
permits
100 received
100 Issued
Permlts
EPA Issued
87 WQL, 96 EFL
(major)
79 WQL. 315 Ea
(minor)
State Issued
2 WQL, 16 EFL
(major)
0 WQL, 56 Ea
(minor)
Ocean dumping
permits
6/30/3 -
20 received
10 Issued
9/30/3 -
35 received
20 Issued
12/31/3 -
50 received
30 Issued
3/31/4 -
65 received
40 Issued
6/30/4 -
80 received
50 issued
Ocean duaping
permits
32 received
5 Issued
NA
370 permits Is-
sued
EPA Issued
6/36/3 - 70
9/30/3 - 140
12/31/3 - 255
3/31/4 - 370
6/30/4 - ?
No State permits
Issued
Permits -
790 : 26%
EPA Issued
80 WQL, 110 EFL
(major)
145 WQL, 205 EFL
(minor)
State Issued
45 WQL, 65 EFL
(major)
65 WQL, 75 EFL
(minor)
Permits - 706 EPA
302 State
EPA Issued
212 WQL, 105 Ea
(major)
292 WQL, 97 EFL
(minor)
State Issued
38 WQL, 42 Ea
(major)
155 WQL, 67 Ea
(minor)
-Hermits by end
of FY74
CPA issued
M WQL, 37 EFL
(major)
125 WQL, 55 EFL
(minor)
State issued
107 WQL, 108 EFL
(major)
650 WQL, 650 EFL
(minor)
* DECISION MODULE(S) Industrial Source
Control (HQ Module) - OAWP
Non-Point Source Control (HQ Module)
(Partial) - OAWP
Technical Assistance and Source Control
(Regional Hodule) - OAWP
Ocean dumping
permits
9/30/3 -
35 received
2 Issued
12/31/3 -
50 received
5 issued
3/31/4 -
70 received
10 issued
6/30/4 -
70 received
15 issued
Permits by end
of FY74
EPA Issued
101 WQL, 10 EFL
(major)
State issued
154 WQL. 0 Ea
(major)
No minor source
permits Issued
EPA issued
16 WQL, 75 Ea
(major)
44 WQL, 134 Ea
(minor)
State issued
0 WQL, 40 Ea
(major)
0 WQL, 60 Ea
(minor)
EPA Issued
38 WQL, 12 Ea
(major)
7 WQL, 4 EFL
(minor)
State Issued
30 WQL, 12 EFL
(major)
8 WQL, 3 Ea
(minor)
Ocean dumping
permits
30 received
20 Issued
EPA Issued
9 WQL, 35 Ea
(major)
17 WQL, 42 Ea
(minor)
State Issued
28 WQL, 76 Ea
(major)
15 WQL, 105 Ea
(minor)
Ocean dumping
permits
8 received
5 Issued
EPA issued
pt-source dis-
charge - 1 WQL
non-pt source dis
charge - 10 WQL
8 EQL (major)
pt-source dis-
charge - 0 WQL
non-pt source dis-
charge - 17 WQL
115 Ea (minor)
State Issued
pt-2ource dls-
charge - 4 WQL
non-pt source dis
charge - 14 WQL
20 EFL (major)
Jt-source dis-
charge - 71 WQL
non-pt source dis-
charge - 72 WQL
267 EFL (minor)
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CHART NO. 8 (COntd.)
FY 1974 . MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: iPPlinwiTATIONI'S) Abatement and
Control
budget activity(s) Water Quality decision module{S)
HEADQUARTERS
Agricultural
Pernil ts
25 EPA Issued
iV EFL
No permits issuec
by States or EP#
in FY74
Permits
Permits
EPA Issued
EPA Issued
6/31/3 - 0
9/30/3 - 0
9/30/3 - 10
12/31/3 - 0
12/31/3 - 20
3/31/4 - 5
3/31/4 - 30
6/30/4 - 10
6/30/4 - 40
State Issued
State Issued
9/30/3 - 0
S/31/3 - 0
12/31/3 - 0
9/30/3 - 0
3/31/4 - 0
12/31/3 - 10
6/30/4 - 15
3/31/4 - 20
6/30/4 - 30
REGION V
Permits
EPA Issued
15 WOL, "5 EFL
(major)
15 WQL, 5 EFL
(minor)
State Issued
50 WQL, 50 EFL
(major)
85 WQL, 85 EFL
(minor)
Permits
EPA Issued
9/30/3 - 0
12/31/3 - 3
3/31/4 - 8
6/30/4 - 15
State Issued
9/30/3 - 0
12/31/3 - 0
3/31/3 - 5
6/30/4 - 15
ffiGION VII
Permits Issued
100 EPA
50 State
(data Into
national data
bank)
REGION VIII
Permits issued
6 EPA
6 State
Permits issued
10 EPA
11 State
Permits Issued
40 EPA
58 State
15 Federal by
EPA
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CHART MO.
. ... Non-Point Source
FY 1974 ¦ MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATIONS'! Ahatem»nt « rm)ml BUDGET ACTIVTTTfal Mater quality/ DECISION MODPLEfSlr....*—¦] Hliull)
Wfltar Supply (temnindam) AMP
HEADQUARTERS
REGION II
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
REGION VII
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
11/15/3 agri-
culture runoff &
deep percolation
study begin
11/15/3 review &
compile Regional
non-pt reports
11/15/3 Inventory
of subsurface
disposal by
Federal facil-
ities
3/1/4 Initiate
analyses of
samples for
study on re-
moving in-place
toxic pollutants
Mater Supply
8/1/3 FR for
drinking H,0
stds revisions
10/1/3 final regs
and Implementa-
tion guidelines
9/30/3 receive,
enter 15,000
forms inven-
torying public
HgO supplies
12/31/3 receive,
enter, 7K forms
3/31/4 receive,
enter, 4K forms
3/1/4 data print'
out to regs for
verification
9/1/4 inventory
published
42 supplies
certified by
6/30/4
NA
12/31/3 - 75%
6/30/4 - 1001
Water supply
inventory
86 supplies
certified by
6/30/4
9/30/3 - 5
12/31/3 - 6
3/31/4 - 6
6/30/4 - 6
Total 23 sur-
veys/27% of 86
12/31/3 - 100*
water supply
Inventory
7/1/3 NJ field
work complete
on eval. State
water supplies
10/30/3 draft re
port of eval.
7/1/4 prepare &
submit report on
non-point source
mining
None
Certified
9/30/3 - 16
12/31/3 - 32
3/31/4 - 44
6/30/4 - 68
Surveys
9/30/3 - 12
12/31/3 - 21
3/31/4 - 30
6/30/4 - 38
Water supply
inventory
6/30/3 - 20%
9/30/3 - 60$
3/31/4 - 95%
6/30/4 -100%
1/1/4
7/1/4 progress
report on Agri-
cultural Salinity
Control; est. to
continue into
FY75, FY76
6/30/4 report
on groundwater
Certified
9/30/3 - 20
12/31/4 - 45
3/31/4 - 100
6/30/4 - 108
Surveys
9/30/3 - 5
12/31/3 - 10
3/31/4 - 15
6/30/4 - 21
Certified
9/30/3 - 20
12/30/3 - 45
3/30/4 - 70
6/30/4 - 90
Certified
9/30/3 - 20
12/31/3 - 50
3/31/4 - 100
6/30/4 - 126
33 water sup-
plies certified
by 1/1/4
36 water sup-
pi ies certified
by 6/30/4
81 water sup-
plies certified
by 6/30/4
Hater supply
Inventory 100%
Complete by
6/30/4
Water supply
Inventory
9/30/3 - 45%
12/30/3 - 70%
Water supply
Inventory 100%
Complete by
6/30/4
All water sup-
plies inven-
toried
5/1/4 Water
supply inven-
tory completed
3/31/4 Water
supply inven-
tory completed
6/15/3 detailed
plans developed
on irrigation
impact on WQ
(nutrient) (sup-
plement Region
VIII Salinity
Study)
50 H2O supplies
certified by
6/30/4
Water supply
Inventory
completed
9/31/3 - 70%
12/31/3 - 90%
3/31/4 - 95%
6/30/4 - 99%
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chart no. 9 (TnntH) FY 1974 • monitoring related outputs and mtlmtonrk for • appropr t atton f s) Abatement & Control budget activity(s) jja^er ^a1jV/ decision module(s) ^g*1tr9l HQ
headquarters
region I
REGION II
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
REGION VII
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
5/30/4 plan on
eval. NY State
u&ter supply
complete
6/1/4 initiate
NY eval.
8/30/3 HgO from
11 water sup-
plies analyzed
for exotic
constituents
11/30/3*^ analyze
12/21/3 again
2/18/4< these 11
4/30/4 1 water
6/30/4J supplies
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CHART NO.
OCL
FY_tm^. MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATION(S) Fnfnrrpmpnt. BUDGET ACTIVITYfS) PpstiHrips DECISION MODULE(S) Pesticides
HEADQUARTERS
REGION I
REGION II
REGION III
REGION VII
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
8/1/3 complete
inspector's
manual for
establishment
inspection
8/1/3 complete
ADP operating
manual
1/23/4 register
3,500 firms
Greater degree
of industry
compliance with
producer and
product require-
ment
Est. Insp,
7/31/3 - 5
1/31/4 —45
6/30/4 —87
Samples Collectec
9/30/ — 45
12/31/3 — 85
3/31/4 — 130
6/30/4 — 170
Products Inspected
Surveillance and
rfoUow-up of
misuse
9/30/3 - 90
12/31/3 -175
1/31/4 -265
6/30/4 -350
Investigations
7/31/3 - 1
1/31/4 - 3
Industry com-
pliance with
terms of
experimental
use permits
(EUP)
Compliance Sch.
6/30/4 - 303!
Compliance Sch.
7/31/3 - 21«
1/31/4 — 37*
6/30/4 - 53%
9/30/3 Inspect &
12/31/3 collect
3/31/4 samples
6/30/4 from 45
establishments at
3 mo. intervals
Total=151
597 investigation
at market place
Investigations
7/31/3 - 0
1/31/4 - 5
6/30/4 - 5
Compliance Sch.
12/31/3 - 82.5%
6/30/4 - 90*
FY74 - file
quarterly re-
ports on mis-
use surveil-
lance activitie:
7 inspections
of potential
misuse
FY 74 - 20 EUPs
monitored
Est. Insp.
7/31/3 ~ 20
1/31/4 — 110
6/30/4 - 145
(275)
(1200 products
inspected)
Samples Collectet
4/1/4 process
550 registratioi
applications
6/30/4 process
800 registratioi
applications
Inspections
7/30/3 — 15
1/30/4 — 203
6/30/4 — 355
Samples Collected
7/31/3 - 48
1/31/4 — 195
6/30/4 — 340
(600)
10/1/3 - 250
4/1/4 - 750
6/30/4 -1000
Label Samples
10/1/3 - 700
4/1/4 - 2100
6/30/4 - 2800
Misuse:
7/31/3 -
3 investig.
0 prosec.
1/31/4 -
23 Investig.
0 prosec.
6/30/4 -
45 investig.
1 prosec.
FY74 - 50*
compliance
7/1/3 - develop*
strategy for
monitoring EUP
Monitoring Samplek
9/30/3 - 10
3/31/4 - 25
6/30/4 - 40
6/30/4 — 50
producers
registered
Inspections
9/30/3 - 50
12/31/3 - 100
3/31/4 - 150
6/30/4 - 225
^Samples Collected,
9/30/3 - 100
12/31/3 - 200
3/31/4 - 300
6/30/4 - 400
Products Inspecte
6/30/3 - 150
12/31/3 - 300
3/31/4 - 450
6/30/4 - 600
Misuse:
9/30/3 -
2 investig.
2 samples
12/31/3 -
5 investig.
5 samples
3/31/4 -
8 investig.
8 samples
6/30/4 -
10 investig.
10 samples
9/30/3 -
2 investig.
1 violation
12/31/3 -
5 investig.
2 violations
3/31/4 -
8 investig.
4 violations
6/30/4 - 10 1nv.
5 violations'
Inspections
10/1/3 list &
inspect 60
producers per
1/4
70% compliance
achieved in
FY74
7/1/4 survey
66 producers
Compliance Sch.
7/31/3 — 10*
1/31/4 — 25%
6/30/4 — 50%
10/1/3 - 180
label/product
comparison
each quarter
10/1/3 - Obtain
70 samples each
quarter for
lab analysis
10/1/3 - Es-
tablish report
system 1 in-
vestigation/
quarter
Samples Collected
7/1/4 - 198
75% compliance
achieved
7/1/4 beginning
12/73; complete
10 surveillance
investigations
Investigations
7/31/3 - 0
1/31/4 - 3
6/30/4 - 66
10/1/3 -
6/30/4: each
EUP monitored;
4 permits per
quarter
7/1/4 - beglnnlnc
1/74; complete
15 surveillance
and sample col-
lections on EUPs
75% compliance
achieved
Compliance Sch.
7/31/3 - 10%
1/31/4 - 25%
6/30/4 - 50%
10/15/3 report
to OEGC on
producer es-
tablishments
inspected and
updated
Inspections
FY74 —48+ of £5
registered
establishments
Samples taken
and analyzed
FY74 - 250
Investigations
9/30/3 - 11
6/31/4 - 12
Total = 45
10/15/3 report
to HQ on Regi
EUP survey
system with UP'
dates 1/15/4
and 4/15/4
ions
•Deleted 1n June 1973 revisions
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CHART NO. 10 Cpontd.) FY 1974 . MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATIONS) FflfSPtW1 BUDGET ACTIVITY'S) Pesticides DECISION MODULEfS) Pesticides
tnforcement - utttt
HEADQUARTERS
REGION I
REGION II
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
REGION VII
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
Surveillance of
POE for Import
of pesticides
Import samples
collected
Import products
Inspected
visits
Continuous cover-
age of NY Metro
ports
12/31/3) visits
6/30/4) to Buf-
falo Port
FY74 - 5 visits
FY74 - 38 port
visits
Visits
Visits
10/1/3 -
6/31/4: Make 6
visits each
quarter
10/1/3 -
6/30/4: Mlminum
of 3 imports
sampled each
quarter
7/1/4 complete 10
visits (2-3 per
quarter)
Visits
7/31/3 - 3
1/31/4 - 12
6/30/4 - 19
FY74: 21 visits
9/30/3 - 4
12/31/3 - 9
4/30/4 - 13
6/30/4 - 18
6/30/4 -
8 samples
9/30/3 - 39*
6/30/4 - 80*
Samples*
10/1/3 - 5
1/1/4 - 10
4/1/4 - 15
6/30/4 - 20
Products*
lb/1/3 - 3
1/1/4 - 6
4/1/4 - 9
6/30/4 - 12
9/30/3 - 7
12/31/3 - 15
3/31/4 - 23
6/30/4 - 30
SamDles
9/30/3 - 5
12/31/3 - 10
3/31/4 - 15
6/30/4 - 20
Products
9/30/3 - 12
12/31/3 - 25
3/31/4 - 38
6/30/4 - 50
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CHART NO. 11
FY-12Z* . MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATIONS) Ahat^pt ft ftintr"1 ™IDfiFT ACTIVITY^ S> Ppst.ir^pc DECISION MODULE (Si Rpgi^fraHn^ ^
HEADQUARTERS
REGION I
REGION II
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
REGION VII
REGION VIII
REGION IX
trances - OHMr.
REGION X
Set standards on
new chemicals,
packaging
Set standards on
chemical method
for residue
analyses and
bio test method
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CHART NO. 12 FY "|q74 . MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MTT.ESTONES FOR • APPROPRTATION(8) Abatement & Control BUDGET ACTIVITY(S)
Pesticides de
:ision module
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CHART NO. 13
FY 1974
. MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATIONAhat.wnPnt A Cnnt.rnlRUDGET ACTIVITY^ PPStiHdp* DECISION MODULE*S) Tprhniral A«ist-
ro . OHMf
HEADQUARTERS
REGION X
REGION 11
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
REGION VII
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
Complete HQ
Assessment of
Episode Data
System for
CY 1973
6/30/74 six on-
going accident
reporting and
investigating
programs
State accident
investigation &
reporting
programs
established
9/15/3 - NY
11/30/3 - NJ
2/15/4 - PR
4/30/4 - VI
FY 74: Submit 7
assessments of
operability of
Regional/State
episode report-
ing system
2/1/4 assessment
and recorcmenda-
tions on 8 pre-
liminary episode
reporting and
investigation
systems
4/30/4 develop
fully opera-
tional Regional/
State Accident
Investigation
Method and sub-
mit 1 accident
reporting systen
7/30/4 assess
adequacy of
PASS reporting
in 6 States
2/1/4 - 5 Ac-
cident Investi-
gation and
Reporting
Programs
Developed
2/1/4 provide
assessment &
rec. on
episode re-
porting and
investigation
system
6/30/4 three
State accident
investigation
and reporting
system developet
2/1/4 report/rec
on PASS; includi s
assessment of
State episodes
for CY 1973
Complete sum-
maries and
analysis of
CY 1973 Pesti-
cide Accidents
Reports and
Investigated
FY 74: Utilize
EPA accident
files and rept
or other EPA
surveillance
activities
FY 74: Utilize
EPA accident
files & reports
or other EPA
surveillance
activities
12/31/3"} Assess
6/30/4J State
progress in
maintenance and
performance with
accident rept
system
6/70/74 complete
accident pro-
files for all
six States and
finalize ac-
cident reporting
system
4/30/4 Regional/
State accident
investigation
mechanism
operational
Issue Regions
Procedural
Guidelines for
Surveillance-
of Experimental
Use Permits
(EUP)
Complete HQ
Assessment of
Regional Quar-
terly Reports
of Surveillance
of State Permit
Programs
6/30/4 two EUP
programs
initiated
State EUP est.
5/1/4 - NY
Report on EUP
Program & State
Standards
8/15/3 - PA,DL
8/31/3 - VA
9/15/3 - MD
9/30/3 - WV.DC
8/31/3 submit
Regional com-
ments and re-
commendations
on EUP's
10/1/3 assist
States 1n
development of
EUP's and stds.
9/30/3 one rept
on scope and
standards for
State EUP
3/30/4 establish
one EUP
10/1/3 five EUPs
developed
12/1/3 assist
4 States in
determination
of State stds.
for EUPs
12/31/3 provide
HQ with assess-
ment of State
capability to
issue permits
and monitor
Finalize pro-
posed State EUPs
4/1/4 - MT
6/1/4 - CO
7/1/4 - UT
6/30/4 one State
EUP program
developed
10/1/3 assess-
ment to HQ of
State cap-
abilities and
problems for
EUPs
Complete HQ
Assessment of
Disposal Me-
chanisms 1n
Regions and
Disposition of
Excess Stocks
6/30/4 one waste
disposal pro-
gram initiated
6/30/4 NY State
Pesticide Waste
Disposal Pro-
gram establishe
Storage & Dis-
posal
1/15/4 - MD
2/15/4 - DL
3/15/4 - VA
4/15/4 - PA
5/15/4 - WV,DC
6/30/4 assist 8
States in de-
veloping ac-
ceptable storag
and disposal
mechanisms for
xs stocks and
prepare 8 rept
on disposition
of xs stocks
held
6/30/4 establis
two toxic
chemical dis-
posal facili-
ties
6/30/3 submit
six excess
pesticide rept
6/30/4 five dis-
posal programs
developed
6/30/4 provide
States guide-
lines & assis-
tance as de-
termined by HQ
for proper
pesticide dis-
posal
Organize and as-
sist State dis-
posal committees
in locating
suitable Dis-
posal Facility
10/1/3 - MT
2/1/4 - CO
4/1/4 - SD
7/1/74 prepare
report on dis-
position of
xs stocks
6/30/4 one State
program de-
veloped
6/30/4 report on
disposition of
xs stocks; 4
programs de-
veloped
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CHART NO. 14 FY ]J74 . MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MTT.RSTmras PflR- APPRnPBTATIOKfSl Abatement i Cflnt1"0' BUDGET ACTIVITY(S) BadiallDn .. DECISION MODULE(S) HQf)1 tOrlM.,' QHfK
HEADQUARTERS
REGION I
REGION II
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
REGION VII
REGION VIII
REGION IX
REGION X
Hon-Ionizing
Radiation:
7/31/3 complete
facilities
3/31/4 complete
tech. report #1
on thermal
hazards of radio
frequency and
microwave
6/30/4 complete
tech. report #2
Characterize
eff1uents >
monitoring
methods, report-
ing requirements
and waste manage
ment practices
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CHART NO. 15
FY 1974 ' M0NIT0RING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATION^ Ahatomont 1 Tnnt^l BUDGET ACTIVITY(S} Rartiatinn DECISION MODULES Stanrfoffft
HEADQUARTERS
REGION I
REGION II
REGION III
REGION IV
REGION V
REGION VI
BEGION VII
REGION VIII
(a
REGION IX
inrtPl inps . (tHMr
REGION X
Complete policy
statement for
Plutonium and
other long-
lived radio
nuclides
Operations
Plutonium
Uranium
Fabrication
Plutonium
Uranium
Mining and Hill
Tailings
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CHART NO. 1ft
FY 1074 . MONITORING RELATED OUTPUTS AND MILESTONES FOR: APPROPRIATIONfSUhatement & Control BUDGET ACTIVITY(S)
Radiation decision modulecs)Technical Assis-
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Technical Assistance!
CHART NO. 17 FY ]<)7
Establish a data
baseline in 3
Regions from
which future
data can be
compared to
assess effectiv(
ness of State
Programs -
Complete 6/74
8/15/3 submit
proposed 11st
of monitoring
sites to HQ
10/1/3 submit
1st regular
report on
collected data
9/1/3 (?)
prepare sampling
criteria and
inventory of
State and local
government to
be surveyed
8/1/3 preparatior
of pilot noise
monitoring
methodology witt
HQ
8/15/3 identi-
fication of p
pilot noise
sampling sites
with HQ
9/30/3 collectlor
and analysis of
pilot monitor
sites submitted
to HQ
11/30/3 receive
for typical
Regional
monitoring
program with
HQ
Ongoing - col-
lection and
regular re-
porting of data
None given
7/31/3 Control
Program pro-
posed
8/15/3 submit
monitoring
proposal
3/31/74 perform
spatial Inte-
gration of
Boulder, CO
noise envelope
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Chart No. 18
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Air
Decision Module(s) - Air Pollution Processes and Effects-ORM
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Transport Processes
- Regional Air Pollution Study Measurements and Instrumentation (56AAI-1A1003) 1/
RTP
- Development, Evaluation, and Validation of Air Quality Models (21AD0-1A1009)
RTP
10/73 - Complete LARPP field program
01/74 - Complete Episode control model
Health Effects
- CHESS - Effects upon Human Health Resulting from Community Exposures to Gaseous
and Particulate Air Pollutants (21AYB-1A1005)
RTP
09/73 - 12/73 - Preliminary reports on respirable particulates
01/74 - 06/74 - Preliminary report on NOg. CO, oxidants
Measurements and Instrumentation
- Development of Criteria for the Selection of Stationary Source Measurement
Strategies or Methodology and Instrumentation (21AUN-1A1010)
RTP
- Instrumentation for Measurements for Hazardous Substances Emissions from
Stationary Sources (26AAN-1A1010)
RTP
1/ Designates ROAP and Program Element Numbers
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Chart No. 18 (Contd.)
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Air
Decision Module(s) - Air Pollution Processes and Effects-ORM
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Measurements and Instrumentation (Cont'd)
- Instrumentation and Measurements for Gaseous Pollutants Emitted from
Stationary Sources (26AAP-1A1010)
RTP
07/31/73 - Develop cross-stack optical instrument for S0_, NO, S03
12/31/73 - Halida manual methods and instruments
06/01/74 - Develop IR telesensor for S09
06/01/74 - Develop telesensor for NO
- Instrumentation and Measurement Methods to Determine Aggregate Opacity,
Size Distribution, Velocity Composition, and Mass Loading of
Particulates from Stationary Sources (26AAM-1A1010)
RTP
08/30/73 - Install x-ray fluorescence analyzer
12/30/73 - Verify manual compliance method for stationary sources:
Category I and II
12/30/73 - In-stack monitoring system for opacity
- Measurement Methods and Instrumentation for Emissions from Mobile Sources
(26ACV-1A1010)
RTP
- Research and Development of a Fine Particulate Methodology (21AUO-1A1010)
RTP
- Research and Development of Personal Dosimeters (21AUP-1A1010)
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Chart No. 13 (Contd.)
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Air
Decision Module(s) - Air Pollution Processes and Effects-ORM
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Measurements and Instrumentation (Cont'd)
- New or Improved Methods for the ileasurement and Analysis of Ambient Air RTP
Particulates (2GAEK-1A1010)
- New or Improved Instrumentation for the Measurement of Gaseous Pollutants RTP
in Ambient Air (26ACX-1A101O)
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Chart No. 19
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Water Quality
Decision Module(s) - Water Quality Pollution Processes and Effects-ORM
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Ecological Effects
- Biological Techniques for Water Quality Criteria Development (21AKK-131022)
Con/all is
- Development of Biological Test Methods (16AAI-1B1021)
Corvallis
Transport Processes
- Nationwide Assessment of Groundwater Pollution Problems (21AI0-1B1024)
Corvallis
- The Determination of Lake Restoration Procedures (21AIY-1B1031)
Corvallis
- Predictive Models for Selected Pollutants (21AIH-1B1023)
Corvallis
- Scientific Criteria for Ocean Disposal (21AIS-1B1025)
Corvallis
- Predictive Model of Chemical, Physical and Biological Processes Affecting
Pollution of Large Lakes (21AKP-1B1026)
Corvallis
- Predictive Model for Pollutants in the Ocean Environment (21AIT-1B1025)
Corvallis
- The Development of Methods for Assessing and Categorizing the Potential
Eutrophication of Natural Waters (21AJF-1B1031)
Corvallis
- Predictive Models for the Eutrophication Process (21AJA-1B1031)
Corvallis
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Chart No. 19 (Contd.)
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Water Quality
Decision Module(s) - Water Quality Pollution Processes and Effects-ORM
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Transport Processes (Cont'd)
- Predictive Models for Pollutants in the Groundwater Environment (21AKQ-1Bl024)
Corvallis
09/73 - Complete "Organics from Landfills" report
11/73 - Complete "Surface Nitrogen" report
12/73 - Complete technology for locating brines
- Predictive Models of Thermal Pollution (21AJH-1B1032)
Con/all is
- Development of Techniques to Measure Nutrients from Diffuse Sources (21AJE-131031)
Corvall is
- Predictive Models for Freshwater Ecosystems (21AIL-1B1023)
Measurements and Instrumentation
- Quantification of Physical and Chemical Pollutants in Mater (09ABZ-1B1027)
Corvallis
Cincinnati
06/74 - Methods for organic materials in sediments
12/73 - Interfacing programmable calibration with laboratory instruments
06/74 - Use of ion selective probes for CN~ and NO,"
06/74 - Automated procedures for phenols and CN~
06/74 - GC methods for asphalts and heavy oils
06/74 - Organics identified by new NMR techniques
¦ .. .
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Chart No. 19 (Contd.)
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Water Quality
Decision Module(s) - Water Quality Pollution Processes and Effects-ORM
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Measurements and Instrumentation (Cont'd)
12/73 - Sensitive method for PCB's by 6C/MS
12/74 - Report on analytical procedures with sensitivity of 0.1 mg/1 = 15%
- Identification of Organic, Inorganic, and Elemental Chemical Pollutants in
Water (16ADN-1B1027)
Corval1 is
Cincinnati
- Methodology for the Concentration, Recovery, and Identification of Viruses
from Water (07AAP-1B1027)
Corvallis
Cincinnati
- Methods for Determining Biological Parameters of all Waters (06AEF-1B1027)
Corval1 is
Cincinnati
- Rapid Methods for the Detection and Enumeration of Pathogenic and Indicator
Bacteria in Drinking, Recreational, and Other Waters (05AED-1B1027)
Corval1 is
Cincinnati
- Identification of Chemical Pollutants in Industrial Wastewater
(07A3L-1B1027)
Corvallis
Cincinnati
- Identification of Chemical Pollutants in Municipal Wastewater
(16ACG-1B1027)
Corvallis
Cincinnati
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Chart No. 20
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Water Quality
Decision Module(s) - Water Non-Point Control Technology
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Applied Science and Technology
- Chemical Identification of Oil Spills (21AVF-1B2041)
Cincinnati
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Chart No. 21
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Water Supply
Decision Module(s) - Water Supply Pollution Processes and Effects
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Water Supply
- Occurrence and Effects of Organic Contaminants in Drinking Water (21APV-1CI046)
- Occurrence and Effects of Inorganic Contaminants of Drinking Water
(21APW-1C1046)
- Biological Contaminants of Water Supplies (21APX-1C1046)
- Recreational Water Criteria (A21APZ-1CI046)
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
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Chart No.
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Pesticides
Decision Module(s) - Pesticides Pollution Processes and Effects
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Health Effects
- Pesticide Toxicity Studies (21AYL-1E1078)
RTP
09/03/74 - Determine synergistic effects of non-ionizing irradiation in
known toxic environments
01/01/75 - Preliminary evaluation of health effects arriving from
exposure to non-ionizing irradiation
Measurements and Instrumentation
- Develop Precise Methods for the Determination of Chemical Residues in Human,
Animal and Plant Tissues and in Environmental Substrates (26AEU-1El079)
RTP
Ecological Effects
- Effects of Selected Hazardous Synthetic Organics on the Ecology of the
Environment (1OAKC-1El077)
Corval1 is
- Effects of Specific Biotic and Abiotic Factors on Estuarine Ecosystems
(25AJN-1E1077)
Corvallis
- The Dynamics of an Estuary as a Natural Ecosystem (21AMM-1El077)
Corvallis
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Chart No. ^
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Radiation
Decision Module(s) - Radiation Pollution Processes and Effects
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Health Effects
- Biological Effects of Non-Ionizing-Radiation (21AME-1F1082)
RTP & LV
- Radio-Toxicology of Tritium (21BAH-1F1082)
RTP & LV
- Multiple Co-Existing Environmental Stress Studies (21AMD-1F1032)
RTP & LV
- Radio-Toxicology of Krypton (21ALZ-1F1082)
RTP & LV
- Human Studies of Radiation Effects by Epidemiological Methods (21ALX-1F1081).
RTP
Transport Processes
- Transport Processes of Selected Radionuclides in the Environment (21AMI-1F1083)
RTP & LV
06/30/74 - Aquatic plant plutonium studies
- Biological Availability of Plutonium and Iodine (21BAS-1F1083)
RTP & LV
Measurements and Instrumentation
- Electromagnetic Dosimetry and Exposure Evaluation (Non-Ionizing) (21ALW-1F1084)
RTP
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Chart No.
FY 1974 Morritoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Interdisciplinary
Decision Module(s) - Interdisciplinary Pollution Processes and Effects
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Monitoring
- Development/Implementation of Inter-Laboratory Quality Control Program--
Water Pollution Measurements (22ADC-1H1327)
RTP
FY74 - Expand training, equipment and performance criteria for an
EPA quality control program
FY74 - Develop coded reporting mechanism to relay information only
to those with "right to know"
FY74 - Continue inter-laboratory evaluation with chlorphyll study
FY74 - Initiate performance testing with phenolic compounds study
- Development of Standard Reference Materials/Samples for Water and Wastewater
Measurements (24AEN-1H1327)
RTP
- Development and Operation of an Inter-Laboratory Quality Control Program for
Air Pollution Measurements (26BBB-1HI327)
RTP
- Provide Standard Reference Materials/Samples for Air Pollution Monitoring
(26BFE-1HI 327)
RTP
- Development of New and Improved Materials, Techniques, and Methods to Calibrate
and Test Accuracy of Air Pollution Devices and Methods (26ADZ-1HI327)
RTP
- Development of Quality Control Procedures/Guidelines for Air Measurements
(26BGC-1HI 327)
RTP
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Chart No. 24 (Contd.)
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Interdisciplinary
Decision Module(s) - Interdisciplinary Pollution Processes and Effects
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Monitoring (Cont'd)
- Validation of Methods for Chemical and Biological Analysis (24AEL-1HI327)
RTP
- Standardization of Microbiological Techniques for Water Quality Wastewater
Analyses (22ACZ-1H1327)
RTP
- Evaluation and Standardization of Methods for Measuring Emissions from
Stationary Sources (26AAG-1H1327)
RTP
- Evaluation and Standardization of Methods for Ambient Air Pollutants (26AAF-1HI327)
RTP
10/01/74 - Collaboratively test four NO2 methods
04/01/74 - Evaluate hydrocarbon methods
- Development of an Air Pollution (Trend) Data Analyses System (26BHC-1HI325)
Pending
- Data Handling Support for Processing, Analyzing and Publishing Data Generated
by the Global Networks of WHO and WMO (26BHE-1H1325)
Pending
- Interagency Program for Sensor Evaluation and Conference Support (22ACY-1HI326)
RTP
- Analytical and Field Support for Operation and Monitoring Networks (22ACE-1HI326)
RTP
06/74 - Complete transfer of N02> SO2 and TSP to Reg.
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Chart No. 24 (Contd.)
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Interdisciplinary
Decision Module(s) - Interdisciplinary Pollution Processes and Effects
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Monitoring (Cont'd)
09/73 - Implement automated data acquisition and processing system for
handling metals and TSP data
01/74 - Perform 25,000 metals analyses on TSP samples collected in 1972
and issue validated data tab.
06/74 - Maintain membrane network and obtain 200 asbestos analyses
and 1500 TSP analyses
06/74 - Maintain precipitation network and perform 9,000 analyses
for trace pollutants
- Maintaining Analytical and Field Capability for Short-Term Rapid Response to
Unscheduled Environmental Surveys for 0EGC, 0RD, and RO's (22ACH-1H1326)
RTP
- Operation of Special Multipurpose Monitoring Facilities in Selected Metropolitan
Areas for both Collection of Air Quality Data and Field Evaluation of Production
Model Air Monitoring Instruments (22ACK-1HI326)
RTP
- Trace Analysis of Environmental Samples (22ACN-1HI326)
RTP
- Oil Spill Damage Assessment and Documentation (22ABY-lHI326)
RTP
- Identification of Optimum Overhead Monitoring Techniques for Outfall Detection,
Location and Analysis (22ABQ-1HI326)
RTP
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Chart No. 24 fContd.)
FY 1974 Monitoring-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Interdisciplinary
Decision Module(s) - Interdisciplinary Pollution Processes and Effects
TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Monitoring (Cont'd)
- Development and Operation of an Inter-Laboratory Quality Control Program for
Pesticide Measurements (22ADH-1H1327)
RTP
- Development of a Repository of Standard Reference Materials/Samples for
Pesticide Measurements (22ADG-1H1327)
RTP
- Selection, Evaluation and Testing of Analytical Methods for Pesticides
(26AEW—1HI 327)
RTP
- Laboratory and Field Support for Ambient Air Surveys of Pollutants Considered
for being Designated Hazardous (22ACB-1HI326)
RTP
- Comprehensive Environmental Assessments of Pollutants which have an Adverse
Effect on Human Health (22ACC-1H1326)
RTP
- Pesticide Sampling Techniques (22AAQ-1H1327)
RTP
- Water Sample Collection, and Preservation (24ALE-1H1327)
RTP
- Adaptation and Standardization of Instrumentation for Water and Wastewater
Quality Monitoring (01AAD-1H1327)
RTP
01/74 - Specific ion sensors for field application
06/74 - Intake design and pump assemblies for monitoring
06/74 - Computer controlled testing of instruments
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FY 1974 Monitor!ng-Related Outputs & Milestones for:
Appropriation - Research and Development
Budget Activity - Interdisciplinary
Decision Module(s) - Interdisciplinary Pollution Processes and Effects
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TYPE OF COMMITMENT AND MAJOR OUTPUTS BY PROGRAM AREA
RESPONSIBLE
LABORATORY
Monitoring (Cont'd)
- Instrument Data Output, Handling and Transmission (09AD0-1H1327)
RTP
- Selection, Evaluation and Testing of Methods for the Analysis of Radionuclides
in the Vicinity of Nuclear Facilities (24AAK-1H1327)
RTP
- Standardization of Sampling Techniques for Radionuclies (22ACW-1H1327)
RTP
- Design of Pollutant-Oriented, Integrated Monitoring Systems (22ACS-1H1326)
RTP
- Technical Support for Proposed Regulations to Determine Equivalent Environmental
Monitoring Methods (22ADL-1H1326)
RTP
- Monitoring Program Review and Evaluation (22ABF-1H1325)
Pending
- Monitoring Program Plans Development and Coordination (22AAA-1H1325)
Pending
- Development of Environmental Interpretation Keys (22ABW-1H1326)
RTP
- Biological Monitoring for Environmental Pollutants (22ACQ-1H1326)
RTP
- Monitoring Network Optimization Guides Development (22ABE-1H1325)
Pending
Environmental Studies
- Development, Testing and Application of Urban/Regional Computer Models for
Fnreresting Fnvironrnental Oualitv (21AZE-TH1096)
Headquarters
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