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1 Report Data Number of result records queried: 24 Number of summary records found: 19 Source Desc Sample Date Analyte Avg Units-Avg Qualifier-,L}vg v hodqes Wtrshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 AMMONIA N MG/L hodqes Wtrshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 AMMONIA N MG/L hodqes Wtrshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 21-Jun-99 AMMONIA N MG/L NO rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 BROMIDE MG/L rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 BROMIDE MG/L rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossinq res at entra 21-Jun-99 BROMIDE ~G/L / rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossinq res at entra 26-Apr-99 CHLORIDE /MG/L rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossinq res at entra 24-May-99 CHLORIDE "J MG/L hodqes Wtrshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossinq res at entra 21-Jun-99 CHLORIDE MG/L hodqes Wtrshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossinq res at entra 26-Apr-99 CONDUCTIVITY-' UMHO/CM hodqes Wtrshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 CONDUCTIVITY UMHO/CM rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 MERCURY UG/L NO rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 NITRATE MG/L / rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 21-Jun-99 NITRATE MG/L 6.130,/ rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 PHOSPHATE 0 MG/L NO rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 21-Jun-99 PHOSPHATE 0 MG/L NO rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26~Apr-99 SULFATE MG/L rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 SULFATE MG/L rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 21-Jun-99 SULFATE MG/L , ( /1..'50 'f\i\;t\ "i_ '_I ) Source Desc Sample Date Analyte Begin Dc End DatE Metric Page 2 0#4 FILE:s:\wqs\303dlist\city of san diego\ddc3icpms2000 DATE PRINTED:
2 Source Desc Sample Date Analyte Avg Units-Avg Qualifier-Avg Value rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 ALKALINITY PART MG/L rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 ALKALINITY PART MG/L I I rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 21-Jun-99 ALKALINITY PART MG/L I rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 ALKALINITY TOT MG/L I rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 ALKALINITY TOT MG/L / V" rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 21-Jun-99 ALKALINITY_TOT MG/L rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 ENTEROCOCCUS CFU/100ML lru=tjglt$;'\tilf'l/l{jhl» ~rq~;'- b-'ffia... -'~1~~fi:wt--C... "21 '->,3" '!9'g 'I M~~Ff ~0rJUr~o ~Ff!J13'trJ(i}m~;,', '4'#'()rof)'Q:'~. o=,' e.l.., rs "'!' Cj.~.~, \eo$ll~ :F:;.~':G~~SSILil;o "Fe~Mj. ':!1!r~"'~..." "' ~ l!j.fii(:.:::::,' f 'j:";. (~. (. ~,''-:.:~:-;,..1 e;:_:]~".\.'.,.. L.:;i~~ '.:. ':'.' ':... rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 F COLIFORM CFU/100ML rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 21-Jun-99 F COLIFORM CFU/100ML rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing -res at entra 26-Apr-99 NITRITE MG/L J/ rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 NITRITE MG/L v rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 T COLIFORM 1100 ML rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 21-Jun-99 T COLIFORM /100 ML rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 TDS MG/L \2,1\"'- '. rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 TDS MG/L f.;,f~,. rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 21-Jun-99 TDS MG/L rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 TKN MG/L J rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 TKN MG/L rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at'entra 21-Jun-99 TKN MG/L ~ v rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 TOC MG/L I rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 TOC MG/L / rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 21-Jun-99 TOC MG/L rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 TSS MG/L< rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 TSS MG/L rshd Del Deoi;; Cr Rd crossing res at entra 26-Apr-99 TURBIDITY NTU rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 24-May-99 TURBIDITY NTU rshd Del Deos Cr Rd crossing res at entra 21-Jun-99 TURBIDITY NTU Source Desc Sample Date Analyte Begin Date End Date Metric Test Type Recovery Type Page 2 of 4 FILE:s:\wqs\303dlist\city of san diego\ddc3solids2000 DATE PRINTED:7/27!01
3 ~\ k>:>s, G~k Cjo5. ~ File Name: J:\L1MSUSER\rkf\DDC3solids2000.csv San Diego Water Quality Laboratory WQL Report By: RKF Report Date: December 15, :28 AM Report Selection Criteria Analysis IN ('MF_ENTERO' :MF_FG' :MPN_TG' :NITRITE_AUTO':PH_ALK_MAN':PHOS_P_TOT_AUTO': SOLlDS_TDS':SOLlDS_TSS' :TKN_AUTO':TOG':TURBIDITY') Reportable(1/0) = 1. Sample Date BETWEEN '01-Jan-1996' AND '15-Dec-2000' Source IN ('HGW_DDC3') Test Type IN ('SAMP') Report Options EquaLWeighLSamples=Y EquaLWeighLDays=N Apply_Less_Than=Y Non_DetecLMdLFactor=NULL Concatenate_Cells_Calculation=Y Quote_Strings=Y Strip_lnternal=N Print_Comments=N Output Specification Source Desc Sample Date Analyte Avg Units Avg Qualifier Avg Value Report Data Number of result records queried: 31 Number of summary records found: 28 Source De: Sample Date Analyte 21-Jun-99 ALKALINITY_PART 21-Jun-99 ALKALINITY_TOT 21-Jun-99 ENTEROCOCCUS 21-Jun-99 F_COLIFORM 21-Jun-99 TDS 21-Jun-99 TKN Avg Units-Avg Qualifier-Avg Value MG/L MG/L CFUl100ML CFUl100ML MG/L MG/L 0.538
4 21-Jun-99 TOC 21-Jun-99 TURBIDITY hodges WI 21-Jun-99 T_COLIFORM hodges WI 24-May-99 ALKALINITY_PART hodges WI 24-May-99 ALKALINITY_TOT 24-May-99 NITRITE hodges WI 24-May-99 TDS 24-May-99 TKN 24-May-99 TOC 24-May-99 TSS 24-May-99 TURBIDITY 26-Apr-99 ALKALINITY_PART 26-Apr-99 ALKALINITY_TOT 26-Apr-99 ENTEROCOCCUS. 26-Apr-99 F_COLIFORM 26-Apr-99 NITRITE 26-Apr-99 TDS 26-Apr-99 TKN 26-Apr-99 TOC hodges WI 26-Apr-99 TSS 26-Apr-99 TURBIDITY 26-Apr-99 T_COLIFORM MG/L NTU /100 ML MG/L MG/L MG/L MG/L MG/L MG/L MG/L NTU MG/L MG/L CFUl100ML CFU/100ML MG/L MG/L MG/L MG/L MG/L < NTU /100 ML Source De: Sample Date Analyte Begin Date End Date Metric Test Type Recovery Value(%) LCL LWL UWL UCL Assessment
5 File Name: J:\L1MSUSER\rkf\DDC3icpms2000.csv San Diego Water Quality Laboratory WQL Report By: RKF Report Date: December 15, :39 AM Report Selection Criteria Analysis IN ('AA_COLD_VAPOR','AMMONIA_N_AUTO','ANIONS_IC','CONDUCTIVITY','OOC','ICPMS_DIG') Reportable(1/0) = 1 Sample Date BETWEEN '01-Jan-1996' AND '15-Dec-2000' Source IN ('HGW_DDC3') Test Type IN ('SAMP') Report Options EquaLWeighCSamples=Y EquaLWeighCDays=N Apply-Less_Than=Y Non_Detect_MdLFactor=NULL Concatenate_Cells_Calculation=Y Quote_Strings=Y Strip_lntemal=N PrinCComments=N Output Specification Source Desc Sample Date Analyte Avg Units Avg Qualifier Avg Value Report Data Number of result records queried: 24 Number of summary records found: 19 Source De: Sample Date Analyte Avg Units-Avg Qualifier-Avg Value 21-Jun-99 AMMONIA_N MG/L ND 21-Jun-99 BROMIDE MG/L 21-Jun-99 CHLORIDE MG/L 21-Jun-99 NITRATE MG/L Jun-99 PHOSPHATE_O MG/L ND 21-Jun-99 SULFATE MG/L
6 l:iodges Wt 24-May-99 AMMONIA_N MG/L May-99 BROMIDE MG/L May-99 CHLORIDE MG/L May-99 CONDUCTIVITY UMHO/CM May-99 NITRATE MG/L May-99 PHOSPHATE_O MG/L NO 24-May-99 SULFATE MG/L Apr-99 AMMONIA_N MG/L Apr-99 BROMIDE MG/L Apr-99 CHLORIDE MG/L Apr-99 CONDUCTIVITY UMHO/CM Apr-99 MERCURY UG/L NO 26-Apr-99 SULFATE MG/L Source De: Sample Date Analyte Begin Date End Date Metric Test Type Recovery Value(%) LCL LWL UWL UCL Assessment
7 File Name: J:\L1MSUSER\rkf\DDC3solids2000.csv San Diego Water Quality Laboratory WQL Report By: RKF Report Date: December 15, :28 AM Report Selection Criteria Analysis IN CMF_ENTERO','MF_FC','MPN_TC','NITRITE_AUTO','PH_ALK_MAN','PHOS_P_TOLAUTO','SOLlDS_TDS','SOLlDS_TSS.'TKN_AUTO.'TOC','TURBIDITY') Reportable(1/0) = 1 Sample Date BETWEEN '01-Jan-1996' AND '15-Dec-2000' Source IN ('HGW_DDC3') Test Type IN ('SAMP') Report Options Equal_WeighCSamples=Y Equal_WeighCDays=N Apply-Less_Than=Y Non_DetecCMdLFactor=NULL Concatenate_Cells_Calculation=Y Quote_Strings=Y Strip_lnternal=N PrinCComments=N Output Specification Source Desc Sample Date Analyte Avg Units Avg Qualifier Avg Value Report Data Number of result records queried: 31 Number of summary records found: 28 Source De: Sample Date Analyte Avg Units-Avg Qualifier-Avg Value 21-Jun-99 ALKALINITY_PART MGIL Page 1 of 2 'Y)I~;" 'Vv.-- FILE:s:\wqs\303dlist\city of san diegojddc3s0lids2000 DATE PRINTED:6/4/01
8 21-Jun-99 ALKALINITY_TOT MG/L Jun-99 ENTEROCOCCUS CFU/100ML Jun-99 F_COLIFORM CFU/100ML Jun-99 TDS MG/L Jun-99 TKN MG/L Jun-99 TOC MG/L Jun-99 TURBIDITY NTU Jun-99 T_COLIFORM /100 ML May-99 ALKALINITY_PART MG/L May~99 ALKALINITY_TOT MG/L May-99 NITRITE MG/L May-99 TDS MG/L May-99 TKN MG/L May-99 TOC MG/L May-99 TSS MG/L May-99 TURBIDITY NTU Apr-99 ALKALINITY_PART MG/L Apr-99 ALKALINITY_TOT MG/L Apr-99 ENTEROCOCCUS CFU/100ML Apr-99 F_COLIFORM CFU/100ML Apr-99 NITRITE MG/L Apr-99 TDS MG/L Apr-99 TKN MG/L Apr-99 TOC MG/L Apr-99 TSS MG/L < Apr-99 TURBIDITY NTU Apr-99 T_COLIFORM /100 ML Source Desc Sample Date Analyte Begin Date End Date Metric Test Type Recovery Type Value(%) LCL LWL UWL UCL Assessment Page 2 of 2 FILE:s:\wqs\303dlist\city of san diego\ddc3solids2000 DATE PRINTED:6/4/01
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