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1 Status of Nutrient TMDLs Evaluations NY/NJ Harbor Estuary Program Nutrient Workgroup June 3,
2 Goals Present results of completed sub-regional SWEM simulations and preliminary TMDL plans Highlight new developments since last NWG meeting Discuss next steps for nutrient TMDLS
3 What s New.... Report distributed on sub-regional TMDL plans (473 page pdf) Quantification of MS4 program N & C reductions (5% & 10%) identified in addition to LOT reductions previously identified (20%, 15%) Quantification of LOT CSO N & C reductions: 75% and 60%
4 CDS, Swirl Vortex, & Ballasted Flocculation all support at least 75% N removal from CSOs
5 CDS, Swirl Vortex, Actiflo, Densa-Deg, & CDS Floc-Sep all support at least 60% C removal from CSOs
6 Overview of Sub-Regional Preliminary TMDL Plans Hackensack River Passaic River and Newark Bay Raritan River and Bay Kills Hudson River and Upper New York Bay technical plans only policy decisions still needed!
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8 ackensack River Preliminary Plan 988 hydrodynamics lanned Improvements utside Hackensack N&C LOT for Hackensack STPs, SW & CSOs
9 Hackensack River Plan Results (see report Table ES-1 & Appendix 1G & 1Q) SE1 Reach DO > 4 mg/l DO > 5 mg/l 24-hr avg. SE2 Reach DO > 4 mg/l SE3 Reach DO > 3 mg/l SE1 standard not attained Meets larval recruitment fishable/swimmable SE2 not attained SE3 standard attained With downstream plans meets SE2 & larval recruitment fishable/swimmable
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12 assaic River/Newark Bay Preliminary Plan 988 hydrodynamics Planned Improvements outside Hackensack, Passaic & Newark Bay N&C LOT for Hackensack, Passaic & Newark Bay STPs, SW & CSOs
13 Passaic River & Newark Bay Plan Results (see report Table ES-1 & Appendix 1I & 1Q) Passaic River FW2-NT/SE2 DO > 4 mg/l DO > 5 mg/l 24-hr avg. Passaic River SE3 DO > 3 mg/l Newark Bay SE3 DO > 3 mg/l FW2-NT/SE2 attained Achieves fishable/swimmable SE3 almost attained With downstream plans, meets larval recruitment fishable/swimmable SE3 almost attained
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16 Raritan River/Bay Preliminary Plan 1989 hydrodynamics Planned Improvements outside Hackensack, Passaic, Newark Bay, & Raritan River/Bay N&C LOT for Hackensack, Passaic, Newark Bay & Raritan STPs, SW & CSOs
17 Raritan River/Bay NJ Waters Plan Results (see report Table ES-1 & Appendix 1M & 1Q) Raritan River FW2-NT DO > 4 mg/l DO > 5 mg/l 24-hr avg. Raritan River SE1 DO > 4 mg/l DO > 5 mg/l 24-hr avg. Raritan Bay SE1 DO > 4 mg/l DO > 5 mg/l 24-hr avg. FW2-NT attained Achieves federal larval recruitment fishable/swimmable SE1 not attained Almost achieves larval recruitment fishable/swimmable SE1 not attained
18 Raritan Bay NY Waters Plan Results (see report Table ES-1 & Appendix 1M & 1Q) I Reach DO > 4 mg/l SA Reach DO > 3 mg/l 3.0 < DO > 4.8 for periods SB Reach DO > 3 mg/l 3.0 < DO > 4.8 for periods I practically attained Achieves SA/SB With downstream plans, attains larval recruitment Almost attains SA and larval recruitment Attains SB Attains larval recruitment
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20 Kills Preliminary Plan 1988 hydrodynamics Planned Improvements outside Hackensack, Passaic, Newark Bay, Raritan River/Bay & Kills N&C LOT for Hackensack, Passaic, Newark Bay, Raritan & Kills STPs, SW & CSOs
21 Kills Plan Results (see report Table ES-1 & Appendix 1P & 1Q) Kill van Kull SE2/I DO > 4 mg/l Kill van Kull SE3/SD DO > 3 mg/l Arthur Kill SE3/SD DO > 3 mg/l Arthur Kill SE2/I DO > 4 mg/l Attains SE2/I Attains larval recruitment & NY chronic Attains SE3/SD Attains larval recruitment, SE2/I & NY chronic Almost attains SE3/SD Almost attains SE2/I Attains larval recruitment & NY chronic
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24 Hudson River/Upper Bay Preliminary Plan 1989 hydrodynamics Planned Improvements outside Hackensack, Passaic, Newark Bay, Raritan River/Bay, Kills & Hudson/Upper Bay N&C LOT for Hackensack, Passaic, Newark Bay, Raritan & Kills STPs, SW & CSOs ow STP N for udson/upper Bay
25 Hudson River/Upper Bay Preliminary Plan 1988 hydrodynamics
26 Hudson River/Upper Bay NJ Results (see report Table ES-1 & Appendix 1Q) Hudson River SE1 DO > 4 mg/l DO > 5 mg/l 24-hr avg. Hudson River SE2 DO > 4 mg/l Upper Bay SE2 DO > 4 mg/l Attains SE1 Attains fishable/swimmable larval recruitment Attains SE2 Attains fishable/swimmable larval recruitment Almost attains SE2 & fishable/swimmable larval recruitment
27 Hudson River/Upper Bay NY Results (see report Table ES-1 & Appendix 1Q) Hudson River SB DO > 3 mg/l 3.0 < DO > 4.8 mg/l Hudson River I DO > 4 mg/l Upper Bay I DO > 4 mg/l Attains SB Attains fishable/swimmable larval recruitment Attains I & NY Chronic Attains fishable/swimmable larval recruitment Attains I & NY Chronic Attains fishable/swimmable larval recruitment
28 Remaining HydroQual Tasks Sub-regional SWEM Simulations Now Done! Support Sub-regional Stakeholder Optimization and Implementation Planning Workshops SWEM Simulations of Final Sub-regional Plans TMDL Document Preparation Assistance
29 Possible Next Runs? (1) (for EPA, State, Stakeholder discussion) Eliminating CSO & SWO reductions from Passaic/Newark Bay plan (slides 12 vs. 8; slides 10 & 11)? Simplifying the Raritan plan to just STP N LOT eliminating Raritan STP C, CSO, & SW LOT reductions (slide 14)? Excluding LOT reductions for loads to Raritan Bay SB waters (slide 20)?
30 Possible Next Runs? (2) (for EPA, State, Stakeholder discussion) Applying Kills plan only to Arthur Kill loads omit LOT reductions for loads to Kill van Kull (slides 20-21)? Eliminating low level STP N removal for STPs discharging to SE1 and SB waters from Hudson/Upper Bay plan (slides 24 26)?
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