Bioassays of 

Florida Power Corporation Crystal River 

Citrus County 

NPDES #FL0036366 

Sampled February 2, 2004 

July 2004

Biology Section 

Bureau of Laboratories 

Division of Resource Assessment and Management

Quality Manual No. 870346G 

NELAC Certification No. E31780
Florida Power Corporation Crystal River, 15760 Power Line Road, Crystal River, Citrus County, 

Florida, NPDES #FL0036366. Effluent samples for this facility were collected on February 2, 

2004. 

Introduction 

The Florida Power Corporation's Crystal River facility is an electric power generating plant. The 

facility consists of five generating units; however, only two units, Unit 4 and Unit 5, both fossil

fuel-fired, are under NPDES permit FL0036366. These two units have a total nameplate rating of 

1390 MW. The permitted discharge rate for each unit is 44 million gallons per day (MGD). The

average daily flow (ADF), based on the Discharge Monitoring Reports from November 2002- 

December 2003 from Unit 4 was 1.90 MGD (Outfall D-074). The ADF for Unit 5 was 1.86 MGD 

(Outfall D-075). The wastewater treatment process at the facility consists of screening and 

chlorination of the cooling-tower blowdown (as needed) and retention of wastewater for solids 

settling in the coal and ash-pile runoff collection ponds. In general, chlorine is applied on a daily

basis to one of the two cooling towers serving Units 4 and 5. Treated effluent is discharged into 

the Class III Marine Waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The facility also has three power generating 

units. Units 1 and 2 are fossil fuel-fired units and Unit 3 is a nuclear fuel-fired unit. These three

units are monitored under NPDES permit FL0000159 (facility information provided by Melissa

Gunter, FDEP, Southwest District, Tampa). 

The bioassay sample was collected from Outfall D-075 (Unit 5) since the cooling-tower blowdown 

from Unit 5 was chlorinated during the morning of the sampling event. 

Methods 

Samples were collected from the NPDES sampling point by Melissa Gunter (FDEP, Southwest 

District, Tampa) following DEP-SOP-001/01 FS 2400 Wastewater Sampling. All DEP SOP’s are 

available on the web at: http://www.floridadep.org/labs/qa/sops.htm. 

The toxicity and algal growth potential tests discussed in this report were performed following 

internal DEP SOP’s TA07_03,TA07_04, and TA08_01 through TA08_06. All internal DEP SOP’s 

are available on the web at: http://www.floridadep.org/labs/cgi-bin/sop/biosop.asp. 

Toxicity Test Results 

Tests were performed February 3 - 5, 2004. 

Americamysis bahia 48-hr acute screening bioassay – Not Toxic; LC50 > 100%, 0% mortality in 

 100% sample at 48 hours 

Menidia beryllina 48-hr acute screening bioassay – Not Toxic; LC50 > 100%, 0% mortality in 

 100% sample at 48 hours 

See Table 1 for bioassay bench sheets.

Algal Growth Potential

The effluent AGP was 4.51mg dry wt/L of Dunaliella tertiolecta. Nutrient data suggests that the 

effluent is nitrogen-limited, and there is no evidence of growth inhibition. Raschke and Shultz 

found that Algal Growth Potential (AGP) values above 10.0 mg dry weight/L represent a 

“problem” threshold for marine receiving waters, implying nutrient enrichment (personal 

communication with Ron Raschke USEPA Region 4 1987). 

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See Table 2 for AGP results. 

Chemistry Results 

Total residual chlorine and total ammonia were not detected in the bioassay sample in the 

laboratory. The total ammonia concentration in the sample preserved for chemical analysis was 

0.043 mg/L. Based on the pH, salinity, and temperature of the effluent at the time of sample

collection, the effluent unionized ammonia concentration was 0.01 mg/L. 

The effluent concentration of copper (3.97 μg/L) exceeded the Class III Marine Quality Criterion 

(See Table 3, 62-302.530(24) F.A.C.). 

Aluminum and iron were detected in the effluent samples at levels that complied with Class III 

Marine Criteria. 

See Table 3 for results of analytes detected in the effluent. 

See Appendix 1 for a complete list of chemical analyses performed.

Conclusion 

Effluent samples collected from this facility on February 2, 2004 did not show unacceptable acute 

toxicity to either test species during the 48-hour bioassay tests. The effluent AGP result was less 

than the "problem” threshold for marine receiving waters. The effluent concentration of copper 

(3.97 μg/L) exceeded the Class III Marine Quality Criterion. 

Literature Cited 

Raschke, R. L. and D. A. Schultz. 1987. The use of the algal growth potential test for data 

assessment. J. Wat. Poll. Cont. Fed. 59(4): 222-227. 

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Table 1.

Facility: Florida Power Corporation Crystal River NPDES #: FL0036366 Facility Type: Industrial Analysts: Ch

Location: 15760 Power Line Road, Crystal River Contact/District: M. Gunter, T. Falkner/Southwest Power Plant Sarah Prichard Jos

County: Citrus Test type: static acute screen Scott Andree Jam

Sample Collection Date: 2/2/2004 Time: 1205 # tests: 2 Receiving Water: Gulf of Mexico Ma

 Test Beginning Date: 2/3/2004 Time: 1500 Chlorination Type: chlorinated Class III marine

Test Ending Date: 2/5/2004 Time: 1315 FDEP SOP#: TA07_01 / 02 Page 1 of 1 Reviewer: Jul

Organism: Americamysis bahia Life stage: 5 days A Feeding: Artemia

(mysid) Chamber size: 1000 ml Food Batch #: 0194025G Job number:

Sample/Diluent SURVIVAL # Alive pH CTemperature (°C) Diss. Oxygen (mg/L) DConductivity sample number:

Concentrations Volume(mL) 0 hr 24 hr 48 hr 0 hour 24 hour 48 hour 0 hour 24 hour 48 hour 0 hour 24 hour 48 hour 0 hour 48 hour

Control A 0/500 5 5 5 8.2 8.1 8.1 24.0 24.2 24.0 6.9 6.0 6.4 41.2 45.0Control B 0/500 5 5 5 8.2 8.1 8.1 24.0 24.3 24.2 6.7 5.7 5.8 43.7 45.6

Control C 0/500 5 5 5 8.2 8.1 8.1 24.0 24.0 24.8 6.5 5.2 5.8 44.4 46.6Control D 0/500 5 5 5 8.2 8.1 8.1 24.0 24.5 24.0 6.4 5.6 5.9 44.5 45.0

100% A 500/0 5 5 5 8.3 8.1 8.0 24.0 24.0 24.2 7.1 5.8 6.4 43.1 45.5 Total Residual CL2 

100% B 500/0 5 5 5 8.3 8.1 8.0 24.0 24.1 24.7 7.1 5.9 6.0 42.9 46.5 Field: 

100% C 500/0 5 5 5 8.3 8.1 8.0 24.0 24.0 24.0 6.6 6.0 6.3 44.0 46.2 Lab: 100% D 500/0 5 5 5 8.3 8.1 8.0 24.0 24.1 24.1 6.7 6.0 6.3 43.9 45.4 Control water (NSW): 

AOrganisms fed prior to test and daily. 

Ammonia 

Organism: Menidia beryllina Life stage: 13 days BFeeding: Artemia Control water (NSW): 

 (fish) Chamber size: 1000 mL Food Batch #: 0194025G 100% Sample: 

Sample/Diluent SURVIVAL # Alive pH CTemperature (°C) Diss. Oxygen (mg/L) DConductivity

Concentrations Volume(mL) 0 hr 24 hr 48 hr 0 hour 24 hour 48 hour 0 hour 24 hour 48 hour 0 hour 24 hour 48 hour 0 hour 48 hour Alk & Hardness Alk

Control A 0/500 5 5 5 8.3 8.2 8.1 24.1 25.1 25.6 6.8 5.9 6.3 43.3 46.2 Control water (NSW): 

Control B 0/500 5 5 5 8.3 8.2 8.1 24.0 24.9 25.1 6.8 5.8 6.5 43.1 46.4 100% Sample: 

Control C 0/500 5 5 5 8.3 8.2 8.1 24.2 24.9 24.4 6.8 5.9 6.4 44.0 45.9

Control D 0/500 5 5 5 8.3 8.2 8.1 24.0 24.8 24.8 6.7 6.0 6.5 43.9 45.8 

100% A 500/0 5 5 5 8.2 8.1 8.1 24.1 25.1 25.4 6.7 6.0 6.4 43.3 42.4 100% B 500/0 5 5 5 8.2 8.1 8.1 24.4 24.9 24.9 6.8 6.0 6.5 42.2 45.4 

100 % C 500/0 5 5 5 8.2 8.1 8.1 24.0 24.8 24.2 6.8 6.0 6.5 43.9 45.4 

100% D 500/0 5 5 5 8.2 8.1 8.1 24.2 24.3 24.4 6.7 6.0 6.5 44.4 45.3 

BOrganisms fed prior to testing.CTemperatures of room and test incubator were continuously recorded on a strip chart recorder. 

DConductivity value is uncorrected mmhos/cm. 

Room Temperature range for the test period was 23.5 - 24.5°C. Incubator #3 temperature range for the test period was 23.0 - 25.0°C. ESalinity based on tempe

Light Intensity during the test was 50-100 foot candles. FNSW (Control water) w

 Photoperiod during the test was 16 hours of light : 8 hours of dark.

Data recorded during the 48-hour acute screening bioassays of a sample of effluent from the Florida Power Corporation CrystPower Line Road, Crystal River, Citrus County, Florida, NPDES# FL0036366, performed from 3 to 5 February 2004.

Data Tran

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by: Cathy 

100 % sam

FControl water 

Mortality

ESalinity

Control water 

Control water (

100% (mys

100 % (fis

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Table 2 . Measured algal growth potential (AGP) and ratios of total soluble nitrogen to ortho-phosphate and total nitrogen to total

 phosphate for the sample of effluent collected from Florida Power Corporation Crystal River Power Plant on February 2, 2004.

Location AGP (measured) Inorganic N:P ratio Total N:P ratio

Effluent Samples 4.51 4.69 7.33

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Table 3. Effluent limits, Class III Criteria and chemical data from samples collected from the 

 Florida Power Corporation Crystal River Power Plant sampled on February 2, 2004.

Florida Power Corporation Crystal 

River Power Plant

Class III Marine

Stds

Effluent Limits Effluent 

Samples

Aluminum ≤ 1500 - 111

Arsenic ≤ 50 - 29 U

Cadmium ≤ 9.3 - 0.25 U

Calcium (mg/L) - - 359

Chromium-III - - 6 U

Copper ≤ 3.7 - 3.97

Iron ≤ 300 - 140

Lead ≤ 8.5 - 0.5 U

Magnesium (mg/L) - - 1140

Nickel ≤ 8.3 - 62 U

Selenium ≤ 71 - 16 U

Silver ≤ 2.3 - 0.2 U

Zinc ≤ 86 - 27 U

TDS - - 27300

TSS - - 8 I

Ortho-phosphate - - 0.013

Total Phosphorus - - 0.072

Ammonia - - 0.043

Unionized Ammonia - - 0.01 c

Nitrate+Nitrite - - 0.018

Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen - - 0.51

Organic Nitrogen - - 0.47 c

Total Nitrogen - - 0.53 c

Turbidity - - 3 A

Dissolved Oxygen (mg/L) ≥4.0 s - 7.4

pH (S.U.) 6.5 - 8.5 s 6.5 - 8.5 8.2

Conductivity (umhos/cm) - - 45345

Temperature (C) - - 29.4

BOD (mg/L) - - 0.59 AI

BOD (mg/L) - - 0.46 AI

Oil and Grease (mg/l) ≤ 5 - 0.92 IV

Hardness (mg/L) - - 5590.9 c

AGP (mg DryWt/L) - - 4.51 A

Chlorine (100% sample lab) ≤ 0.01 - ≤ 0.03 U

Value exceeds the Class III Marine Water Quality Criteria

A - Value reported is the mean of two or more determinations

I - Value reported is between the laboratory method detection limit and the laboratory practical 

 quantitation limit 

U - Material analyzed for but not detected; value reported is the minimum detection limit

V - Analyte was detected in both sample and method blank

s - Single sample

General Physical and Chemical Parameters

Metals (μg/L unless otherwise noted)

Nutrients (mg/L)

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Appendix 1. Chemical Analyses performed on the effluent from the Florida Power Corporation

Crystal River Power Plant sampled on February 2, 2004. 

DATE SAMPLED FIELD ID ANALYSIS GROUP COMPONENT RESULT UNITS REMARK MDL PQL

2/2/2004 13:15 D-0C0 Bio-BOD Biochemical Oxygen Demand-5 Day 1.1 mg/L

2/2/2004 13:15 D-0C0 Bio-BOD Biochemical Oxygen Demand-5 Day,N-Inhib 1.3 mg/L

2/2/2004 13:15 D-0C0 Metals-Water Copper 1.1 ug/L I 1 4

2/2/2004 13:15 D-0C0 Nutrients-Liquid Ammonia-N 0.013 mg N/L I 0.01 0.02

2/2/2004 13:15 D-0C0 Nutrients-Liquid NO2NO3-N 0.004 mg N/L U 0.004 0.01

2/2/2004 13:15 D-0C0 Nutrients-Liquid N_KJEL_TOT 0.36 mg N/L 0.06 0.2

2/2/2004 13:15 D-0C0 Nutrients-Liquid O-Phosphate-P 0.004 mg P/L U 0.004 0.01

2/2/2004 13:15 D-0C0 Nutrients-Liquid TDS 384 mg/L 15 60

2/2/2004 13:15 D-0C0 Nutrients-Liquid TSS 13 mg/L I 4 16

2/2/2004 13:15 D-0C0 Nutrients-Liquid Total-P 0.023 mg P/L I 0.02 0.06

2/2/2004 13:15 D-0C0 Nutrients-Liquid Turbidity 5.2 NTU 0.05 0.05

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Bio-BOD Biochemical Oxygen Demand-5 Day 0.2 mg/L U

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Bio-BOD Biochemical Oxygen Demand-5 Day,N-Inhib 0.2 mg/L U

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 1,2,4,5-Tetrachlorobenzene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 1,2-Dichlorobenzene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 1,3,5-Trinitrobenzene 3.9 ug/L U 3.9 16

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 1,3-Dichlorobenzene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 1,3-Dinitrobenzene 1.9 ug/L U 1.9 7.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 1,4-Dichlorobenzene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 1,4-Naphthoquinone 19 ug/L U 19 78

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 1-Naphthylamine 9.7 ug/L UJ 9.7 39

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2,3,4,6-Tetrachlorophenol 1.9 ug/L U 1.9 7.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2,4,5-Trichlorophenol 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2,4,6-Trichlorophenol 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2,4-Dichlorophenol 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2,4-Dimethylphenol 49 ug/L U 49 190

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2,4-Dinitrophenol 15 ug/L U 15 58

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2,4-Dinitrotoluene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2,6-Dichlorophenol 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2,6-Dinitrotoluene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2-Acetylaminofluorene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2-Chloronaphthalene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2-Chlorophenol 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2-Methyl-4,6-dinitrophenol 2.9 ug/L U 2.9 12

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2-Methylnaphthalene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2-Naphthylamine 9.7 ug/L U 9.7 39

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2-Nitroaniline 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2-Nitrophenol 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 2-Picoline 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine 39 ug/L U 39 160

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine 19 ug/L UJ 19 78

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 3-Methylcholanthrene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 3-Nitroaniline 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 4,4'-DDD 1.5 ug/L U 1.5 5.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 4,4'-DDE 1.5 ug/L U 1.5 5.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 4,4'-DDT 1.5 ug/L U 1.5 5.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 4-Aminobiphenyl 3.9 ug/L U 3.9 16

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 4-Bromophenyl phenyl ether 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 4-Chloro-3-methylphenol 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 4-Chloroaniline 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 4-Chlorophenyl phenyl ether 1.9 ug/L U 1.9 7.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 4-Nitroaniline 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 4-Nitrophenol 15 ug/L U 15 58

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 5-Nitro-o-toluidine 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water 7,12-Dimethylbenz(a)anthracene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water Acenaphthene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water Acenaphthylene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water Acetophenone 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water Aldrin 1.5 ug/L U 1.5 5.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water Aniline 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water Anthracene 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

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/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterAzobenzene/1,2-Diphenylhydrazine0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterBenzidine97ug/LU97 390

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterBenzo(a)anthracene 0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-Water Benzo(a)pyrene0.97 ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-Water Benzo(b)fluoranthene0.97 ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterBenzo(g,h,i)perylene0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterBenzo(k)fluoranthene 0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterBenzyl alcohol0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-Water Bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane0.97 ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterBis(2-chloroethyl)ether0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterBis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether2.9ug/LU2.9 12

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterBis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate 15ug/LU1558

2/2/200411:10FIELD BLANKBNA-Water Butyl benzyl phthalate4.9 ug/LU4.919

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water Chrysene 0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water Di-n-butyl phthalate4.9ug/LU4.9 19

2/2/200411:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterDi-n-octyl phthalate0.97ug/LU 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water Dibenzo(a,h)anthracene 0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water Dibenzofuran 0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water Dieldrin 1.5ug/LU1.55.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANKBNA-Water Diethyl phthalate0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANKBNA-Water Dimethyl phthalate49ug/LU49 190

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterDimethylaminoazobenzene0.97ug/LU 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterDinoseb3.9ug/LU3.9 16

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterDiphenylamine2.9 ug/LU2.912

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterEndosulfan I3.9ug/LU3.9 16

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterEndosulfan II 3.9ug/LU3.916

2/2/200411:10FIELD BLANKBNA-Water Endosulfan sulfate1.5 ug/LU1.5 5.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterEndrin 1.5ug/LU1.55.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterEndrin aldehyde 3.9ug/LUJ3.9 16

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterEthyl methanesulfonate 0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterFluoranthene0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterFluorene0.97 ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water Heptachlor 1.5ug/LU1.55.8

2/2/200411:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterHeptachlor epoxide1.5 ug/LU1.5 5.8

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterHexachlorobenzene0.97ug/LU 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterHexachlorobutadiene2.9 ug/LU2.912

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water Hexachlorocyclopentadiene2.9ug/LU2.9 12

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water Hexachloroethane 2.9ug/LU2.912

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterHexachloropropene1.9 ug/LU1.9 7.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-Water Isophorone0.97 ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterIsosafrole0.97 ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterMethapyrilene 3.9ug/LUJ3.9 16

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterMethyl methanesulfonate 0.97ug/L UJ0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterN-Nitrosodi-n-butylamine0.97 ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water N-Nitrosodi-n-propylamine1.9ug/LU1.97.8

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterN-Nitrosodiethylamine0.97ug/LU 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterN-Nitrosodimethylamine1.9ug/LU 1.97.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterN-Nitrosodiphenylamine 2.9ug/LUJ2.9 12

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterN-Nitrosomethylethylamine1.9 ug/LU1.9 7.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water N-Nitrosomorpholine0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterN-Nitrosopiperidine0.97ug/LU 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterN-Nitrosopyrrolidine1.9 ug/LU1.9 7.8

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-WaterNaphthalene0.97ug/LU 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water Nitrobenzene 1.9ug/LU1.97.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-Water Nitroquinoline-1-oxide 19ug/LU1978

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterPentachlorobenzene 0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterPentachloroethane49ug/LU49 190

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-Water Pentachloronitrobenzene0.97ug/LU 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterPentachlorophenol2.9ug/LU2.9 12

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterPhenacetin 3.9ug/LU3.912

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterPhenanthrene0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterPhenol 0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterPyrene 0.97ug/LU0.973.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELDBLANKBNA-WaterPyridine 3.9ug/LUJ3.9 16

2/2/2004 11:10FIELD BLANKBNA-Water Safrole0.97ug/LU 0.97 3.9

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2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water alpha-BHC 1.5 ug/L U 1.5 5.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water beta-BHC 1.5 ug/L U 1.5 5.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water delta-BHC 1.5 ug/L U 1.5 5.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water gamma-BHC 1.5 ug/L U 1.5 5.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water m,p-Cresols 1.9 ug/L U 1.9 7.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water o-Cresol 1.9 ug/L U 1.9 7.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK BNA-Water o-Toluidine 0.97 ug/L U 0.97 3.9

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Alachlor 0.59 ug/L U 0.59 2.36

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Ametryn 0.049 ug/L U 0.049 0.196

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Atrazine 0.049 ug/L U 0.049 0.196

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Azinphos Methyl 0.049 ug/L U 0.049 0.196

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Bromacil 0.2 ug/L U 0.2 0.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Butylate 0.2 ug/L U 0.2 0.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Chlorpyrifos Ethyl 0.049 ug/L U 0.049 0.196

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Chlorpyrifos Methyl 0.098 ug/L U 0.098 0.392

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Diazinon 0.049 ug/L UJ 0.049 0.196

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Ethion 0.049 ug/L U 0.049 0.196

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Ethoprop 0.098 ug/L U 0.098 0.392

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Fenamiphos 0.2 ug/L U 0.2 0.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Fonofos 0.098 ug/L U 0.098 0.392

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Hexazinone 0.098 ug/L U 0.098 0.392

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Malathion 0.15 ug/L U 0.15 0.6

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Metalaxyl 0.24 ug/L U 0.24 0.96

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Metolachlor 0.49 ug/L U 0.49 1.96

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Metribuzin 0.098 ug/L U 0.098 0.392

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Mevinphos 0.2 ug/L U 0.2 0.8

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Naled 0.78 ug/L U 0.78 3.12

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Norflurazon 0.098 ug/L U 0.098 0.392

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Parathion Ethyl 0.15 ug/L UJ 0.15 0.6

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Parathion Methyl 0.098 ug/L U 0.098 0.392

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Phorate 0.049 ug/L U 0.049 0.196

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Prometryn 0.15 ug/L U 0.15 0.6

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK GC-Water Simazine 0.049 ug/L U 0.049 0.196

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Aluminum 7 ug/L U 7 28

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Arsenic 6 ug/L U 6 24

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Cadmium 0.025 ug/L U 0.025 0.1

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Calcium 0.05 mg/L U 0.05 0.2

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Chromium 3 ug/L U 3 12

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Copper 1 ug/L U 1 4

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Iron 17 ug/L I 15 60

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Lead 0.16 ug/L I 0.05 0.2

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Magnesium 0.02 mg/L U 0.02 0.08

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Nickel 3 ug/L U 3 12

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Selenium 1 ug/L U 1 4

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Silver 0.02 ug/L U 0.02 0.08

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Metals-Water Zinc 4 ug/L U 4 16

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Nutrients-Liquid Ammonia-N 0.01 mg N/L U 0.01 0.02

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Nutrients-Liquid NO2NO3-N 0.004 mg N/L U 0.004 0.01

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Nutrients-Liquid N_KJEL_TOT 0.06 mg N/L U 0.06 0.2

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Nutrients-Liquid O-Phosphate-P 0.004 mg P/L U 0.004 0.01

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Nutrients-Liquid TSS 4 mg/L U 4 16

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Nutrients-Liquid Total-P 0.02 mg P/L U 0.02 0.06

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Nutrients-Liquid Turbidity 0.05 NTU U 0.05 0.05

2/2/2004 11:10 FIELD BLANK Overflow Oil and Grease 0.88 mg/l IV

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Bio-AGP/LimNut Algal Growth Potential 4.51 mg DryWt/L A 0.1 0.3

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Bio-BOD Biochemical Oxygen Demand-5 Day 0.46 mg/L AI

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Bio-BOD Biochemical Oxygen Demand-5 Day,N-Inhib 0.59 mg/L AI

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Bio-Chl-a Chlorophyll-A, Monochromatic, Water 0.85 ug/L U 0.85 2.6

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Bio-Chl-a Phaeophytin-A, Monochromatic, Water 0.85 ug/L U 0.85 2.6

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Bio-Toxicology Bioassay-Acute-Screen-SW-Fish, LC50 100 LC50 L

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Bio-Toxicology Bioassay-Acute-Screen-SW-Mysid, LC50 100 LC50 L

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 BNA-Water 1,2,4,5-Tetrachlorobenzene 0.95 ug/L U 0.95 3.8

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 BNA-Water 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene 0.95 ug/L U 0.95 3.8

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 BNA-Water 1,2-Dichlorobenzene 0.95 ug/L U 0.95 3.8

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 BNA-Water 1,3,5-Trinitrobenzene 3.8 ug/L U 3.8 15

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 BNA-Water 1,3-Dichlorobenzene 0.95 ug/L U 0.95 3.8

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004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 1,3-Dinitrobenzene1.9 ug/LU1.97.6

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water 1,4-Dichlorobenzene0.95ug/LU0.95 3.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water1,4-Naphthoquinone19ug/LU1976

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater1-Naphthylamine9.5 ug/LU9.538

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater2,3,4,6-Tetrachlorophenol1.9 ug/LU1.97.6

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 2,4,5-Trichlorophenol0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 2,4,6-Trichlorophenol0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 2,4-Dichlorophenol0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 2,4-Dimethylphenol 48 ug/LU48190

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water 2,4-Dinitrophenol14ug/LU14 57

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 2,4-Dinitrotoluene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 2,6-Dichlorophenol0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 2,6-Dinitrotoluene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater2-Acetylaminofluorene0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater2-Chloronaphthalene0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water2-Chlorophenol 0.95ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 2-Methyl-4,6-dinitrophenol 2.9ug/LU 2.911

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 2-Methylnaphthalene0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater2-Naphthylamine9.5 ug/LU9.538

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 2-Nitroaniline0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 2-Nitrophenol0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 2-Picoline0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine38ug/LU38150

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine 19 ug/LU1976

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater3-Methylcholanthrene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 3-Nitroaniline0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater4,4'-DDD 1.4ug/LU 1.45.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 4,4'-DDE 1.4ug/LU 1.45.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 4,4'-DDT 1.4ug/LU 1.45.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 4-Aminobiphenyl3.8 ug/LU3.815

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water 4-Bromophenyl phenyl ether0.95ug/LU0.95 3.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water4-Chloro-3-methylphenol0.95ug/LU0.95 3.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 4-Chloroaniline0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 4-Chlorophenyl phenyl ether1.9 ug/LU1.97.6

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 4-Nitroaniline0.95 ug/LUJ 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 4-Nitrophenol14ug/LU 1457

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water 5-Nitro-o-toluidine0.95ug/LU0.95 3.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater 7,12-Dimethylbenz(a)anthracene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Acenaphthene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Acenaphthylene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Acetophenone0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Aldrin 1.4ug/LU 1.45.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Aniline0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Anthracene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water Azobenzene/1,2-Diphenylhydrazine 0.95ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Benzidine95ug/LU 95 380

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Benzo(a)anthracene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Benzo(a)pyrene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Benzo(b)fluoranthene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Benzo(g,h,i)perylene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Benzo(k)fluoranthene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Benzyl alcohol0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Bis(2-chloroethyl)ether0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether2.9 ug/LU2.911

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate14ug/LU 1457

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Butyl benzyl phthalate4.8 ug/LU4.819

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterChrysene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water Di-n-butyl phthalate4.8ug/LU4.8 19

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterDi-n-octyl phthalate0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Dibenzo(a,h)anthracene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterDibenzofuran0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterDieldrin 1.4ug/LU 1.45.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterDiethyl phthalate0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Dimethyl phthalate48ug/LU 48 190

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Dimethylaminoazobenzene0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

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004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterDinoseb3.8 ug/LU3.815

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-WaterDiphenylamine2.9ug/LU2.911

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Endosulfan I3.8 ug/LU3.815

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Endosulfan II 3.8ug/LU 3.815

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Endosulfan sulfate1.4 ug/LU1.45.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Endrin 1.4ug/LU 1.45.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Endrin aldehyde 3.8ug/LU 3.815

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Ethyl methanesulfonate0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterFluoranthene0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterFluorene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Heptachlor 1.4ug/LU 1.45.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterHeptachlor epoxide1.4 ug/LU1.45.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Hexachlorobenzene0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterHexachlorobutadiene2.9 ug/LU2.911

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterHexachlorocyclopentadiene2.9 ug/LU2.911

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterHexachloroethane 2.9ug/LU 2.911

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterHexachloropropene1.9 ug/LU1.97.6

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Isophorone0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Isosafrole0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterMethapyrilene3.8 ug/LUJ 3.815

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Methylmethanesulfonate0.95 ug/LUJ 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater N-Nitrosodin-butylamine0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterN-Nitrosodi-n-propylamine1.9 ug/LU1.97.6

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterN-Nitrosodiethylamine0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterN-Nitrosodimethylamine 1.9ug/LU 1.97.6

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater NNitrosodiphenylamine2.9 ug/LUJ 2.911

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterN-Nitrosomethylethylamine1.9 ug/LU1.97.6

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water N-Nitrosomorpholine0.95ug/LU0.95 3.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater N-Nitrosopiperidine0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterN-Nitrosopyrrolidine1.9 ug/LU1.97.6

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterNaphthalene0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Nitrobenzene 1.9ug/LU 1.97.6

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterNitroquinoline-1-oxide 19 ug/LU1976

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Pentachlorobenzene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Pentachloroethane48ug/LU 48 190

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Pentachloronitrobenzene0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Pentachlorophenol2.9 ug/LU2.911

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Phenacetin 3.8ug/LU 3.811

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Phenanthrene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water Phenol 0.95ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Pyrene0.95 ug/LU0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Pyridine 3.8ug/LU 3.815

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater Safrole0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNA-Water alpha-BHC1.4ug/LU1.4 5.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater beta-BHC 1.4ug/LU 1.45.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater delta-BHC1.4 ug/LU1.45.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater gamma-BHC 1.4ug/LU 1.45.7

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWaterm,p-Cresols1.9 ug/LU1.97.6

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWatero-Cresol 1.9ug/LU 1.97.6

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075BNAWater oToluidine0.95ug/LU 0.953.8

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GCWaterAlachlor0.56ug/LU 0.56 2.24

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GCWaterAmetryn0.047ug/LU0.0470.188

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GCWaterAtrazine0.047 ug/LU0.047 0.188

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GC-WaterAzinphos Methyl 0.047ug/LU 0.0470.188

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GCWaterBromacil0.19ug/LU 0.19 0.76

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GCWaterButylate0.19ug/LU 0.19 0.76

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GCWaterChlorpyrifos Ethyl0.047 ug/LU0.047 0.188

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GC-WaterChlorpyrifos Methyl 0.093ug/LU 0.0930.372

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GCWaterDiazinon0.047 ug/LUJ0.0470.188

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GCWaterEthion0.047 ug/LU0.047 0.188

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GCWaterEthoprop0.093 ug/LU0.093 0.372

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GCWaterFenamiphos0.19ug/LU 0.19 0.76

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GCWaterFonofos0.093ug/LU0.0930.372

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GCWaterHexazinone0.093 ug/LU0.093 0.372

2/2/2004 12:05OUTFALL D-075GC-WaterMalathion 0.14ug/LU0.140.56

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2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 GC-Water Metalaxyl 0.23 ug/L U 0.23 0.92

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 GC-Water Metolachlor 0.47 ug/L U 0.47 1.88

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 GC-Water Metribuzin 0.093 ug/L U 0.093 0.372

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 GC-Water Mevinphos 0.19 ug/L U 0.19 0.76

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 GC-Water Naled 0.75 ug/L U 0.75 3

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 GC-Water Norflurazon 0.093 ug/L U 0.093 0.372

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 GC-Water Parathion Ethyl 0.14 ug/L UJ 0.14 0.56

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 GC-Water Parathion Methyl 0.093 ug/L U 0.093 0.372

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 GC-Water Phorate 0.047 ug/L U 0.047 0.188

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 GC-Water Prometryn 0.14 ug/L U 0.14 0.56

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 GC-Water Simazine 0.047 ug/L U 0.047 0.188

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Aluminum 111 ug/L 14 56

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Arsenic 29 ug/L U 29 120

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Cadmium 0.25 ug/L U 0.25 1

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Calcium 359 mg/L 0.1 0.4

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Chromium 6 ug/L U 6 24

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Copper 3.97 ug/L 0.2 0.8

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Iron 140 ug/L 30 120

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Lead 0.5 ug/L U 0.5 2

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Magnesium 1.14E+03 mg/L 0.5 2

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Nickel 62 ug/L U 62 250

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Selenium 16 ug/L U 16 64

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Silver 0.2 ug/L U 0.2 0.8

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Metals-Water Zinc 27 ug/L U 27 110

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Nutrients-Liquid Ammonia-N 0.043 mg N/L 0.01 0.02

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Nutrients-Liquid NO2NO3-N 0.018 mg N/L 0.004 0.01

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Nutrients-Liquid N_KJEL_TOT 0.51 mg N/L 0.12 0.4

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Nutrients-Liquid O-Phosphate-P 0.013 mg P/L 0.004 0.01

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Nutrients-Liquid TDS 2.73E+04 mg/L 15 60

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Nutrients-Liquid TSS 8 mg/L I 4 16

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Nutrients-Liquid Total-P 0.072 mg P/L 0.02 0.06

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Nutrients-Liquid Turbidity 3 NTU A 0.05 0.05

2/2/2004 12:05 OUTFALL D-075 Overflow Oil and Grease 0.92 mg/l IV

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Transaction Code NPDES NUMBER YR/MO/DA Insp Type Inspector Fac Type

1 N 2 5 3 F L 003 6 3 6 6 11 1204 0 2 0 2 18 B 19 S 20 2

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Transaction Code NPDES NUMBER YR/MO/DA Insp Type Inspector Fac Type

1 N 2 5 3 F L 003 6 3 6 6 11 1204 0 2 0 2 18 X 19 S 20 2

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Fill Out This Section For All Surface Water Discharger Inspections(CEI, CSI, CBI, PAI, XSI-RI Optional)

Remarks

Remarks

The Bioassay of the Florida Power Corporation Crystal

River Power Plant effluent sampled on 2 February 2004, 

NPDES #FL0036366. 

Fill Out This Section For All Surface Water Discharger Inspections(CEI, CSI, CBI, PAI, XSI-RI Optional)

The Priority Pollutants Analysis for Bioassay of the 

Florida Power Corporation Crystal River Power Plant 

effluent sampled on 2 February 2004, NPDES #FL0036366. 

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