Pensacola (Group 4) - Verified ListHydrologic Unit: PensacolaOGCCaseNumberPlanning Unit WBIDWaterbodySegmentWaterbodyTypeWaterbodyClass1ParametersIncluded onthe 1998303(d) ListParametersAssessed Usingthe ImpairedWaters RuleConcentrationCausingImpairment2Priority for TMDLDevelopment3Projected Year forTMDLDevelopment3Comments PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period(#Exceedances/#Samples)406-0581Blackwater River 23 ROCK CREEK STREAM 3FMercury - FishMercury (in fishtissue)Exceeds DOHthreshold (> 0.43mg/Kg)Low 2011Data verified to be within the last 7.5 years. In 2003-2004, 19Largemouth Bass from Woodbine Springs/ Rock Creek had anaverage mercury concentration of 2.33 mg/Kg.06-0582Blackwater River 24BLACKWATERRIVERSTREAM 3FMercury (in fishtissue)Exceeds DOHthreshold (> 0.43mg/Kg)Low 2011Data verified to be within the last 7.5 years. In 2004, 21Largemouth Bass had an average mercury concentration of0.72 mg/Kg06-0583Blackwater River 176POND CREEKSTREAM 3FFecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlMedium 2012pp = 87 / 470; vp = 84 / 46206-0584Blackwater River 176POND CREEKSTREAM 3FTotal Coliform>2400 colonies /100 mlMedium 2012pp = 46 / 447; vp = 63 / 45306-0585Blackwater River 24ABLACKWATERRIVERSTREAM 3FColiforms Fecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlLow 2011pp = 33 / 259; vp = 45 / 357.06-0586Blackwater River 24A-DBLACKWATERRIVERSTREAM 3FMercury - FishMercury (in fishtissue)Exceeds DOHthreshold (> 0.43mg/Kg)Low 2011Data verified to be within the last 7.5 years. In 2004, 21Largemouth Bass had an average mercury concentration of0.72 mg/kg.06-0587Escambia River 10A-GESCAMBIARIVERSTREAM 3FMercury (in fishtissue)Exceeds DOHthreshold (> 0.43mg/Kg)Low 2011Data verified to be within the last 7.5 years. In 2004, 19Largemouth Bass had an average mercury concentration of0.57 mg/kg.06-0588Escambia River 10FESCAMBIARIVERSTREAM 3FColiforms Fecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlLow 2011pp = 35 / 270; vp = 47 / 38106-0589Pensacola Bay 676CARPENTERCREEKSTREAM 3FColiforms Fecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlLow 2011pp = 32 / 92; vp = 21 / 7306-0590Pensacola Bay 676CARPENTERCREEKSTREAM 3FColiforms Total Coliform>2400 colonies /100 mlLow 2011pp = 23 / 94; vp = 22 / 7606-0591Pensacola Bay 738TEXAR BAYOUESTUARY 3MColiforms Fecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlLow 2011pp = 68 / 471; vp = 68 / 43706-0592Pensacola Bay 846BAYOU CHICOESTUARY 3MColiforms Fecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlHigh 2006pp = 14 / 51; vp = 15 / 6206-0593Pensacola Bay 846BAYOU CHICOESTUARY 3MColiforms Total Coliform>2400 colonies /100 mlHigh 2006pp = 13 / 51; vp = 15 / 6206-0594Pensacola Bay 915SANTA ROSASOUNDESTUARY 2Fecal Coliform(ShellfishHarvesting)>400 colonies /100ml and exceedsSEAS thresholdsMedium 2012pp = 89 / 785; vp = 109 / 869. This WBID was also listedbecause there was a downgrade in the shellfish harvestingclassification (from approved to conditionally approved) forsome portion of this Class 2 waterbody.06-0595Pensacola Bay 548AESCAMBIA BAY(N)ESTUARY 3MNutrientsNutrients (HistoricChlorophyll)TN=0.67 mg/LTP=0.035 mg/LHigh 2006pp = Chl aannual means = 14.7 ug/L for 1993, 5.5 ug/L for1994, 6.0 ug/L for 2000, 8.6 ug/L for 2001, and 9.7 ug/L for2002. No annual means exceeded the historic minimum of 4.0ug/L by more than 50%. vp = Chl aannual means =6.0 ug/L for2000, 8.7 ug/L for 2001, 9.7 ug/L for 2002, 5.8 ug/L for 2003,and 7.9 ug/L for 2004. The annual mean chl avaluesexceeded the historic minimum (of 4.0 ug/L for the years 1975-1979) by more than 50% in two consecutive years (2001 and2002). Co-limited based on median TN/TP ratio of 15, using 38values.February 15, 20061 of 4 Florida Department of Environmental ProtectionPensacola (Group 4) - Verified ListHydrologic Unit: PensacolaOGCCaseNumberPlanning Unit WBIDWaterbodySegmentWaterbodyTypeWaterbodyClass1ParametersIncluded onthe 1998303(d) ListParametersAssessed Usingthe ImpairedWaters RuleConcentrationCausingImpairment2Priority for TMDLDevelopment3Projected Year forTMDLDevelopment3Comments PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period(#Exceedances/#Samples)406-0596Pensacola Bay 548ABFLORIDATOWNPARKCOASTAL 3MNutrients(Chlorophyll)TN=0.91 mg/LTP=0.056 mg/LMedium 2012pp = Two chl aannual means exceeded 11 ug/L. Chl aannualmean values ranged from 7.0 - 12.8 ug/L. vp = Four chl aannual means exceeded 11 ug/L. Chl aannual mean valuesranged from 7.0 - 13.4 ug/L. The annual means from 1998 -2004 were 12.76, 10.40, 6.96, 8.86, 12.23, 13.43, and 11.69ug/L. 22 TN values, median 0.704 ug/L. 22 TP values, median0.0355 ug/L. Co-limited based on median TN/TP ratio of 19.98,using 22 values.06-0597Pensacola Bay 548BBBAY BLUFFSPARKCOASTAL 3MBacteriaExceeds SEASthresholdsMedium 2012Beach advisories > 21 days/yr for 2003.06-0598Pensacola Bay 548FBNAVY POINTCOASTAL 3MBacteriaExceeds SEASthresholdsMedium 2012Beach advisories > 21 days/yr for 2001-2004.06-0599Pensacola Bay 548FBNAVY POINTCOASTAL 3MFecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlMedium 2012pp = 52 / 483; vp = 77 / 57106-0600Pensacola Bay 548HEAST BAYESTUARY 2Nutrients (HistoricChlorophyll)TN=0.49 mg/LTP=0.03 mg/LMedium 2012pp = Chl a annual means = 5.1 ug/L for 1999, 5.1 ug/L for 2000,5.1 ug/L for 2001, and 7.6 ug/L for 2002. No annual meansexceeded the historic minimum of 3.5 ug/L by more than 50%.vp = Chl aannual means = 5.1 ug/L for 1999, 5.1 ug/L for 2000,5.1 ug/L for 2001, 7.6 ug/L for 2002, 5.5 ug/L for 2003, and 5.1ug/L for 2004. The annual mean chl avalues exceeded thehistoric minimum (of 3.5 ug/L for the years 1974-1978) by morethan 50% in two consecutive years (2002 and 2003). Colimited based on median TN/TP ratio of 14.6, using 32 values.06-0601Pensacola Bay 548HEAST BAYESTUARY 2Total Coliform>2400 colonies /100 mlMedium 2012pp = 46 / 289; vp = 51 / 39106-0602Pensacola Bay 738ABBAYVIEW PARKPIERCOASTAL 3MBacteriaExceeds SEASthresholdsMedium 2012Beach advisories > 21 days/yr for 2002 - 2003.06-0603Pensacola Bay 738ABBAYVIEW PARKPIERCOASTAL 3MFecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlMedium 2012pp = 16 / 80; vp = 46 / 20406-0604Pensacola Bay 846AJONES CREEKSTREAM 3FColiforms Fecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlLow 2011pp = 20 / 37; vp = 13 / 3906-0605Pensacola Bay 846AJONES CREEKSTREAM 3FColiforms Total Coliform>2400 colonies /100 mlLow 2011pp = 16 / 37; vp = 14 / 3906-0606Pensacola Bay 846BJACKSONCREEKSTREAM 3FDissolvedOxygen (mg/l) Dissolved Oxygen < 5 mg/LLow 2011pp = 10 / 30; vp = 15 / 36. DO met the verification threshold ofthe IWR, and nitrogen is the causative pollutant. 43 TN values,with a median of 2.13 mg/L. 43 TP values, with a median of0.056 mg/L. 39 BOD values, with a median of 0.7 mg/L.06-0607Pensacola Bay 846BJACKSONCREEKSTREAM 3FColiforms Fecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlLow 2011pp = 16 / 31; vp = 15 / 3806-0608Pensacola Bay 846BJACKSONCREEKSTREAM 3FColiforms Total Coliform>2400 colonies /100 mlLow 2011pp = 12 / 31; vp = 17 / 3706-0609Pensacola Bay 846CBBAYOU CHICOBEACHCOASTAL 3MBacteriaExceeds DOHthresholdsMedium 2012Beach advisories > 21 days/yr for 2001-2004.February 15, 20062 of 4 Florida Department of Environmental ProtectionPensacola (Group 4) - Verified ListHydrologic Unit: PensacolaOGCCaseNumberPlanning Unit WBIDWaterbodySegmentWaterbodyTypeWaterbodyClass1ParametersIncluded onthe 1998303(d) ListParametersAssessed Usingthe ImpairedWaters RuleConcentrationCausingImpairment2Priority for TMDLDevelopment3Projected Year forTMDLDevelopment3Comments PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period(#Exceedances/#Samples)406-0610Pensacola Bay 846CBBAYOU CHICOBEACHCOASTAL 3MNutrients(Chlorophyll)TN=0.91 mg/LTP=0.063 mg/LMedium 2012pp = Two chl aannual means exceeded 11 ug/L. Chl aannualmean values ranged from 8.5 - 21.5 ug/L. vp = Three chl aannual means exceeded 11 ug/L. Chl aannual mean valuesranged from 7.2 - 21.5 ug/L. The annual means from 1998 -2004 were 16.17, 10.71, 8.51, 21.53, 9.88, 11.67, and 7.21ug/L. 25 TN values, median 0.79 ug/L. 25 TP values, median0.04 ug/L. Co-limited based on median TN/TP ratio of 14.7,using 25 values.06-0611Pensacola Bay 846CBBAYOU CHICOBEACHCOASTAL 3MFecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlMedium 2012pp = 76 / 420; vp = 123 / 57606-0612Pensacola Bay 848DASANDERSBEACHCOASTAL 3MBacteriaExceeds DOHthresholdsMedium 2012Beach advisories > 21 days/yr for 2001-2004.06-0613Pensacola Bay 848DASANDERSBEACHCOASTAL 3MFecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlMedium 2012pp = 10 / 77; vp = 30 / 20106-0614Pensacola Bay 915AWOODLAWNBEACHCOASTAL 3MBacteriaExceeds DOHthresholdsMedium 2012Beach advisories > 21 days/yr for 2004.06-0615Pensacola Bay 915BNAVARRE PARKHWY 98COASTAL 3MBacteriaExceeds DOHthresholdsMedium 2012Beach advisories > 21 days/yr for 2004.06-0616Pensacola Bay 915CLIZA JACKSONPARKCOASTAL 3MBacteriaExceeds DOHthresholdsMedium 2012Beach advisories > 21 days/yr for 2003-2004.06-0617Pensacola Bay 915DMARLER PARKCOASTAL 3MBacteriaExceeds DOHthresholdsMedium 2012Beach advisories > 21 days/yr for 2003-2004.06-0618Yellow River 30YELLOW RIVERSTREAM 3FColiforms Fecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlLow 2011pp = 25 / 152; vp = 23 / 14806-0619Yellow River 35POND CREEKSTREAM 3FFecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlMedium 2012pp = 12 / 48; vp = 7 / 2606-0620Yellow River 160BSHOAL RIVERSTREAM 3FFecal Coliform>400 colonies / 100mlMedium 2012pp = 12 / 45; vp = 12 / 3406-0621Yellow River 160BSHOAL RIVERSTREAM 3FTotal Coliform>2400 colonies /100 mlMedium 2012pp = 5 / 42; vp = 6 / 3106-0622Yellow River 30, 30A-30EYELLOW RIVERSTREAM 3FMercury - FishMercury (in fishtissue)Exceeds DOHthreshold (> 0.43mg/Kg)Low 2011Data verified to be within the last 7.5 years. In 2004, 18Largemouth Bass had an average mercury concentration of0.69 mg/kg.06-0623Pensacola 8999GULF COASTCOASTAL /ESTUARY 3M Mercury - FishMercury (in fishtissue)Exceeds DOHthreshold (> 0.43mg/Kg)Low 2011Data verified to be within the last 7.5 years. Confirmed coastalfish advisory for King Mackerel and the Bull Shark. 87 KingMackerel averaged 0.67 mg/Kg in 2002. This includes thefollowing WBIDs: 502, 548A, 548AB, 548B, 548BB, 548C,548CB, 548CC, 548D, 548E, 548F, 548FB, 548G, 548H, 738,738AB, 8002, 8002A, 8003, 8003D, 8003E, 8004, 8004B,8004C, 8005, 8006, 8006A, 8007, 8007A, 833, 846, 846CB,848DA, 915, 915A, 915B, 915C, 915D, 915E, 915F, 987.1Florida's waterbody classifications are defined as:1- Potable water supplies,2- Shellfish propagation or harvesting,3F- Recreation, propagation, and maintenance of a healthy, well-balanced population of fishand wildlifein fresh water,3M- Recreation, propagation, and maintenance of a healthy, well-balanced population of fish and wildlife in marine water,4- Agricultural water supplies,5- Navigation, utility, and industrial use.3Priorities and schedule for TMDL development are onlyprovided for waters in Category5. Priorities set under the EPA Consent Decree were retained. Mediumpriorityis used for newlylisted waters identified unde2The nutrient concentrations represent the 75th percentiles of data from the Verified Period. The target nutrient concentration used in the subsequent TMDL will be determined during the TMDL process.February 15, 20063 of 4 Florida Department of Environmental ProtectionPensacola (Group 4) - Verified ListHydrologic Unit: PensacolaOGCCaseNumberPlanning Unit WBIDWaterbodySegmentWaterbodyTypeWaterbodyClass1ParametersIncluded onthe 1998303(d) ListParametersAssessed Usingthe ImpairedWaters RuleConcentrationCausingImpairment2Priority for TMDLDevelopment3Projected Year forTMDLDevelopment3Comments PP=Planning Period VP=Verified Period(#Exceedances/#Samples)44Planning Period (PP) - 1/1/1993 to 12/31/2002; Verified Period (VP) - 1/1/1998 to 6/30/2005.The Verified List is based on IWR Run 22February 15, 20064 of 4 Florida Department of Environmental Protection