# Bioassays of



# Tampa Electric Company- Bayside

(form erly Tam p a Electric Comp any – F. J. Gannon Station)

Hillsborough County

NPDES #FL0000809

Sampled June 27, 2005

September 2005

Biology Section

Bureau of Laboratories

Division of Resource Asses sment and Management

Quality Manual No. 870346G

NELAC Certification No. E31780

# Tampa Ele c tric Com pany - Bayside, 360 2 Port Sutton Rd., Tampa, Hillsboroug h Cou n ty, Florida,

NPDES #FL 0 0008 09. Effluent sampl e s f o r this fa cility were coll ecte d on Ju ne 27, 2005.



# Introduction

The Tam pa Electri c Company Baysi de facility (formerl y known as T a mpa Electric Company - F

. J.

Gann on Station) is a n a tural gas-fire d el ectri c po we r gene ration fa cility. The faci lity has a desi gn

flow of 1,346. 3 million gallo ns pe r day (M GD). The me an flow from Jun e 200 4 through May 20 05

wa s 560 MG D. The flow d u ring the sam p ling event was 60 0.5 MG D. Effluent from the facility is

routed th rou g h a comm on discha rge flu m e (Outfall D-001 ) an d is compo s ed p r i m arily of oncethroug h co oli ng wate r from Hillsb o ro ugh Bay. Minor co mpone nts of the effluent are recy cle tan k

blow-do w n a nd reve rse osmosi s (RO ) concentrate bl ow-do w n. Effluent is not tre a ted prio r to

discharge though outfall D-001 into the Cla ss III mari ne waters of Hillsborough Bay.

There are no Administrative Orders or Consent Or ders concerni ng this fac ility. The facility has no

mixing zon e s. There h a ve been several violations of flow withi n the past year. A revision (date d

March 5, 200 3) wa s ma de to the permit descri b ing ch ange s to discharg e s from internal o u tfalls, I037, and I-0 4 0 . These cha nge s we re a s so ciated with the re-po w eri ng of the plan t as a natural

gas fa cility instead of a co al-fire d plant (fac ility inform ation provid e d Lori Pillsbury of FDEP

Southwe s t Di stri ct).



# Methods

Sample s we re colle cted from the D-001 NPD ES sam p ling point by Lori Pillsb u ry and Na hir

Cornwell (F DEP Southwest Distri ct) follo wing DEP-S O P-00 1/01 F S 2400 Wa st ewate r Sampl i ng.

All DEP SOP’s are avail abl e on the we b at: http://www.floridade p.org/labs/q a/so p s .htm

.

The 48 -ho u r acute scree n i ng toxicity tests and alg a l g r owth p o tenti a l test we re p e rform ed

followin g internal DEP SOP’s TA07_ 03, TA07_0 4, an d TA08_0 1 throug h TA08_ 07. All interna l

DEP SOP’s a r e availabl e o n the web at: http://www.flo r idad ep.o r g/la bs/cgi-bi n /so p /biosop.a s p

. While the 4 8 -hour a c ute screeni ng toxici ty test does n o t reflect the permit re qui red co ndition s, the

Dep a rtme nt use s it to provide rea s o nabl e assura n c e that the facility does n o t adversely affect

waters of the state.

The co ntrol water for the s e tests wa s p r epared by ad ding sufficient natural sea w ater (salinity of

40 part s pe r thou san d (ppt h)) to ag ed artificial sea w at er (salinity of 20 ppth) to p r odu ce a solut i on

of 23.1 ppth salinity. The salinity of the e ffluent samp le (23.3 ppth ) was n o t adju s ted.



# Toxicit y Test Results

Test s we re p e rform ed Jun e 28 - 30, 20 05.

Am ericam ysi s bahi a 48-hr acute scree n i ng bioa ssay – LC 50 

# > 100%, 0% mortality* in 100%

sampl e at 48 hours

Menidia b e ryl lina 48-hr a c u t e screeni ng bioa ssay – LC 50 

# > 100%, 0% mortality* in 100%

sampl e at 48 hours

The bioa ssay sample s were not acutely toxic to the test orga nisms.

See Appen di x 1 for bioassay bench sh e e ts.

*NOTE: In a 48-h r a c ute scre enin g test of 100% effluent, mortality of <20% provides rea s on a b le

assuran c e th at the effluent meets the a c ute toxici ty cri t erion of Flori da’s Su rface Wate r Quality

Standards (Rule 62-302.5 0 0 (1)(a ) 4, F.A.C.). Mortality betwee n 20- 50% mortality indicate s lo w to



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# mode rate lev e ls of toxicity, and furthe r a c tion may be requi re d. Mortality of >50% provide s

rea s on able a s sura nce that the effluent fails to meet the minimum requireme nt to discharge to

waters of the state (Rule 6 2 -4.24 4 (3)(a), F.A.C.)



# Algal Gro w t h Potent ial

The effluent Algal Gro w th Potential (AG P ) wa s 1.07 mg dry wt/L o f Dunaliella tertiolecta. Rasc hk e

and Shultz fo und that AGP values ab ove 10.0 mg dry weight/L re prese n t a “probl em” thresh old

for marin e re ceiving waters, implying nu trient enri c hm ent (pe r sonal comm uni cati on with Ron

Raschke US EPA Region 4 1987). The analytical chemistry suggests t hat the effluent is nitrogenlimited.

See Table 1 f o r AGP re sult s.



# Chemistr y Results

Total re sidu al chlori ne an d total ammoni a were not de tected in the bioa ssay sam p le in the

laboratory. The total amm onia con c entration in the sample colle cted and p r e s e r ved for chem ical

analysi s was 0.038 mg/L. Based o n the pH, salinity, and tempe r at ure of the effluent as colle cted,

the cal c ulate d unioni zed a mmonia con c entration wa s < 0.02 mg/L.

Aluminum was detected in the effluent at levels that comply with the Cl ass III mari ne water qual ity

crite r ion. Iron and seleniu m were d e tecte d betwe en th e laboratory minimum det ection limits

(MDL) an d practical qua ntitation limits (P QL).

See Table 2 f o r re sult s of analytes dete c ted in the effluent, and correspon ding li mits.

See Appen di x 2 for a com p lete list of ch emical a nalyses pe rform e d

.



# Conclusion

The effluent sample colle cted from Outfa ll D-00 1 for th is facility on June 27, 20 05, was n o t

acutely toxic to either test speci e s d u rin g t he acute screenin g 48-ho ur bioa ssays. The effluent

AGP result was le ss tha n the "pro blem ” threshold fo r marin e re ceiv ing wate rs. Effluent water

quality sampl e s did n o t excee d any app licabl e wate r quality stand ard s or violat e any permit

conditions.



# Literature Cited

Maloney, T. E., W. E. Miller, and D. T. S pecht. 197 4

. The Marine Algal Assay Procedu re:

Bottle Test. National Enviro nmental Resear ch Cente r Office of Re search an d

Develo pment . U. S. EPA, Corvalli s, Ore gon. 43 p.



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# Loca t i o n A GP I norg a ni c N:P

ra t i o To t a l N : P r a t i o

E f

f l uent Sam p les 1 .07 0 .16 2 .32 Tabl e 1. Al gal growth poten ti a l

(AGP; mg d r y

wt/L ) of D u n a lie lla te r t io lec t a a nd

n i troge n to p hospho r u s rati os f o r

s a mple s c o lle c t ed f

r o m T a mpa Ele c tr ic

C o mp a n y

Ba y s id e

fa c ilit y on J u n e 27

, 20 0 5

.



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# T E CO Bay s id e NPDES # F L 0000809 Clas s III

Mar i ne Stds Ef f l uent

Lim i ts Ef f l uent

Sam p les

Alum inum ≤ 1500

- 8 9

Ar s enic ≤ 50

- 8 U

Cadm ium ≤ 9.3

- 0.5 U

Calc ium ( m g/L)

- - 271

Chr o m i um

- III

- - 9.4 U

Copper ≤ 3.7 ≤ 3.7 5 U

Ir on ≤ 300 ≤ 300 66 I

Lead ≤ 8.5

- 0.75 U

Magnes ium ( m g/L)

- - 876

Ni c k el ≤ 8.3

- 9.8 U

Selenium ≤ 71

- 5 .3 I

Silver ≤ 2.3

- 0.25 U

Zi n c ≤ 86

- 6 U

O r tho- phos phate

- - 0 .31

T o tal Phos phor us

- - 0.38

Am m onia

- - 0 .038

Unioniz ed Am m onia

- - < 0.02

Nitr ate+Nitr ite

- - 0 .013

T o tal Kj eldahl Nitr ogen

- - 0.87

O r ganic Nitr ogen

- - 0.83 c

T o tal Nitr ogen

- - 0.88 c

Dis s o lved O x y gen ( m g/L) ≥ 4 s

- 5.4

pH ( S .U.) 6.5- 8.5 s

- 7.8

Conduc tivity ( u m hos /c m )

- - 38,407

T e m per atur e ( C )

- Repor t 38.5

BO D ( m g/L)

- - 1.8 AI

T SS ( m g/L)

- - 4 U

T u r b idity ( N T U ) 2 9 t

- 2

F l ow ( M G D )

- Repor t 560 a

V

a lue exceeds the Class II I Mar i ne Water Quality Cr it

er

ia (62-302, F.A.C.) and/or E f fluent Limits

a - A nnual average

c - calculated value

s - S i ngle sample

t - S hall not exceed 29 NTUs above background

A

- V a lue reported is the me an of two or more determinations

I - The reported value is betw een the laboratory method det ection limit and the la boratory practical quantitation limit.

U - Material analyzed for but not detected; value reported is the minimum detecti on limit G e n e ral Ph y s ical an d Ch emical Paramet e rs Table 2. Effluent limits

, Clas s III M a r

i ne Cr iter ia and c hemic al data for s a mples

fr

om T a mpa Bay Elec tric Company Bay s i

de fac ility on J une 27, 2005.

M e t a ls ( μ g / L u n l ess ot h e rw ise n o t ed )

Nutr ie nts (mg/L)



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# Appendix 1. Bench Sheets

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# Appendix 1. Bench Sheets (continued)

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# Appendix 1. Bench Sheets (continued)

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# Appendix 1. Bench Sheets (continued)

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# Appendix 1. Bench Sheets (continued)

10Appendix 2. Chemical Analyses performed on the effluent from theTampa BayElectric CompanyBayside facilityOutfall D-001, sampled on June 27, 2005.Date SampledField IDAnalysisComponentResultUnitsRemarkMDLPQL6/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Bio-AGP/LimNutAlgalGrowthPotential1.07mg DryWt/LAV0.30.96/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Bio-BODBiochemical Oxygen Demand-5 Day,N-Inhib1.8mg/LAI6/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Bio-Chl-aChlorophyll-A,Monochromatic, Water8.3ug/L0.852.66/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Bio-Chl-aPhaeophytin-A, Monochromatic, Water0ug/L0.852.66/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Bio-ToxicologyBioassay-Acute-Screen-SW-Fish, LC50100LC50L6/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Bio-ToxicologyBioassay-Acute-Screen-SW-Mysid, LC50100LC50L6/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water1,2-Dichlorobenzene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water1,3-Dichlorobenzene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water1,4-Dichlorobenzene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water2,4,6-Trichlorophenol1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water2,4-Dichlorophenol1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water2,4-Dimethylphenol54ug/LU542206/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water2,4-Dinitrophenol16ug/LU16656/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water2,4-Dinitrotoluene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water2,6-Dinitrotoluene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water2-Chloronaphthalene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water2-Chlorophenol1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water2-Methyl-4,6-dinitrophenol3.3ug/LU3.3136/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water2-Nitrophenol1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine43ug/LUJ431706/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water4,4'-DDD1.6ug/LU1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water4,4'-DDE1.6ug/LU1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water4,4'-DDT1.6ug/LU1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water4-Bromophenyl phenyl ether1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water4-Chloro-3-methylphenol1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water4-Chlorophenyl phenyl ether2.2ug/LU2.28.76/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Water4-Nitrophenol16ug/LU16656/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterAcenaphthene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterAcenaphthylene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterAldrin1.6ug/LU1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Wateralpha-BHC1.6ug/LU1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterAnthracene1.1ug/LU1.14.311Appendix 2. Chemical Analyses (continued)Date SampledField IDAnalysisComponentResultUnitsRemarkMDLPQL6/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterBenzidine110ug/LU1104306/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterBenzo(a)anthracene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterBenzo(a)pyrene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterBenzo(b)fluoranthene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterBenzo(g,h,i)perylene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterBenzo(k)fluoranthene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Waterbeta-BHC1.6ug/LU1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterBis(2-chloroethoxy)methane1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterBis(2-chloroethyl)ether1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterBis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether3.3ug/LU3.3136/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterBis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate16ug/LU16656/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterButyl benzyl phthalate5.4ug/LU5.4226/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterChrysene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Waterdelta-BHC1.6ug/LU1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterDibenzo(a,h)anthracene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterDieldrin1.6ug/LU1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterDiethyl phthalate1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterDimethyl phthalate54ug/LU542206/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterDi-n-butyl phthalate5.4ug/LU5.4226/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterDi-n-octyl phthalate1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterEndosulfanI4.3ug/LU4.3176/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterEndosulfanII4.3ug/LU4.3176/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterEndosulfan sulfate1.6ug/LU1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterEndrin1.6ug/LUJ1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterEndrinaldehyde4.3ug/LU4.3176/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterFluoranthene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterFluorene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-Watergamma-BHC1.6ug/LU1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterHeptachlor1.6ug/LU1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterHeptachlor epoxide1.6ug/LU1.66.56/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterHexachlorobenzene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterHexachlorobutadiene3.3ug/LU3.3136/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterHexachlorocyclopentadiene3.3ug/LU3.3136/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterHexachloroethane3.3ug/LU3.31312Appendix 2. Chemical Analyses (continued)Date SampledField IDAnalysisComponentResultUnitsRemarkMDLPQL6/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterIndeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterIsophorone1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterNaphthalene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterNitrobenzene2.2ug/LU2.28.76/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterN-Nitrosodimethylamine2.2ug/LU2.28.76/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterN-Nitrosodi-n-propylamine2.2ug/LU2.28.76/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterN-Nitrosodiphenylamine3.3ug/LUJ3.3136/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterPentachlorophenol3.3ug/LU3.3136/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterPhenanthrene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterPhenol1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001BNA-WaterPyrene1.1ug/LU1.14.36/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water1,2-Dichlorobenzene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water1,3-Dichlorobenzene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water1,4-Dichlorobenzene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water2,4,6-Trichlorophenol0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water2,4-Dichlorophenol0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water2,4-Dimethylphenol50ug/LU502006/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water2,4-Dinitrophenol15ug/LU15596/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water2,4-Dinitrotoluene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water2,6-Dinitrotoluene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water2-Chloronaphthalene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water2-Chlorophenol0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water2-Methyl-4,6-dinitrophenol3ug/LU3126/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water2-Nitrophenol0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine40ug/LUJ401606/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water4,4'-DDD1.5ug/LU1.55.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water4,4'-DDE1.5ug/LU1.55.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water4,4'-DDT1.5ug/LU1.55.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water4-Bromophenyl phenyl ether0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water4-Chloro-3-methylphenol0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water4-Chlorophenyl phenyl ether2ug/LU27.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Water4-Nitrophenol15ug/LU15596/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterAcenaphthene0.99ug/LU0.99413Appendix 2. Chemical Analyses (continued)Date SampledField IDAnalysisComponentResultUnitsRemarkMDLPQL6/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterAcenaphthylene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterAldrin1.5ug/LU1.55.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Wateralpha-BHC1.5ug/LU5.91.56/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterAnthracene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterBenzidine99ug/LU994006/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterBenzo(a)anthracene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterBenzo(a)pyrene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterBenzo(b)fluoranthene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterBenzo(g,h,i)perylene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterBenzo(k)fluoranthene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Waterbeta-BHC1.5ug/LU1.55.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterBis(2-chloroethoxy)methane0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterBis(2-chloroethyl)ether0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterBis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether3ug/LU3126/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterBis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate15ug/LU15596/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterButyl benzyl phthalate5ug/LU5206/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterChrysene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Waterdelta-BHC1.5ug/LU1.55.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterDibenzo(a,h)anthracene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterDieldrin1.5ug/LU5.91.56/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterDiethyl phthalate0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterDimethyl phthalate50ug/LU502006/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterDi-n-butyl phthalate5ug/LU5206/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterDi-n-octyl phthalate0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterEndosulfanI4ug/LU4166/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterEndosulfanII4ug/LU4166/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterEndosulfan sulfate1.5ug/LU1.55.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterEndrin1.5ug/L1.5UJ5.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterEndrin aldehyde4ug/LU4166/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterFluoranthene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterFluorene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-Watergamma-BHC1.5ug/LU1.55.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterHeptachlor1.5ug/LU5.91.56/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterHeptachlor epoxide1.5ug/LU1.55.914Appendix 2. Chemical Analyses (continued)Date SampledField IDAnalysisComponentResultUnitsRemarkMDLPQL6/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterHexachlorobenzene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterHexachlorobutadiene3ug/LU3126/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterHexachlorocyclopentadiene3ug/LU3126/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterHexachloroethane3ug/LU3126/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterIndeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterIsophorone0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterNaphthalene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterNitrobenzene2ug/LU27.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterN-Nitrosodimethylamine2ug/LU27.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterN-Nitrosodi-n-propylamine2ug/LU27.96/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterN-Nitrosodiphenylamine3ug/LUJ3126/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterPentachlorophenol3ug/LU3126/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterPhenanthrene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterPhenol0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:50blankBNA-WaterPyrene0.99ug/LU0.9946/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterAlachlor0.6ug/LU0.62.46/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterAmetryn0.05ug/LU0.050.26/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterAtrazine0.05ug/LU0.050.26/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterAzinphos Methyl0.1ug/LU0.10.46/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterBromacil0.2ug/LU0.20.86/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterButylate0.2ug/LU0.20.86/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterChlorpyrifosEthyl0.05ug/LU0.050.26/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterChlorpyrifosMethyl0.1ug/LU0.10.46/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterDiazinon0.05ug/LU0.050.26/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterEthion0.05ug/LU0.050.26/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterEthoprop0.1ug/LU0.10.46/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterFenamiphos0.2ug/LU0.20.86/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterFonofos0.1ug/LU0.10.46/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterHexazinone0.1ug/LU0.10.46/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterMalathion0.15ug/LUJ0.150.66/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterMetalaxyl0.25ug/LU0.2516/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterMetolachlor0.5ug/LU0.526/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterMetribuzin0.1ug/LU0.10.46/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterMevinphos0.2ug/LU0.20.815Appendix 2. Chemical Analyses (continued)Date SampledField IDAnalysisComponentResultUnitsRemarkMDLPQL6/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterNaled0.8ug/LUJ0.83.26/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterNorflurazon0.1ug/LU0.10.46/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterParathion Ethyl0.15ug/LU0.150.66/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterParathion Methyl0.1ug/LU0.10.46/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterPhorate0.05ug/LU0.050.26/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterPrometryn0.15ug/LU0.150.66/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001GC-WaterSimazine0.05ug/LU0.050.26/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterAlachlor0.65ug/L0.65U2.66/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterAmetryn0.054ug/LU0.0540.226/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterAtrazine0.054ug/L0.054U0.226/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterAzinphos Methyl0.11ug/LU0.110.446/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterBromacil0.22ug/LU0.220.886/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterButylate0.22ug/L0.22U0.886/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterChlorpyrifosEthyl0.054ug/LU0.0540.226/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterChlorpyrifosMethyl0.11ug/LU0.110.446/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterDiazinon0.054ug/L0.054U0.226/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterEthion0.054ug/LU0.0540.226/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterEthoprop0.11ug/LU0.110.446/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterFenamiphos0.22ug/LU0.880.226/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterFonofos0.11ug/LU0.110.446/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterHexazinone0.11ug/LU0.440.116/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterMalathion0.16ug/LUJ0.640.166/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterMetalaxyl0.27ug/LU1.10.276/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterMetolachlor0.54ug/LU2.20.546/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterMetribuzin0.11ug/LU0.440.116/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterMevinphos0.22ug/LU0.220.886/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterNaled0.87ug/LUJ0.873.56/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterNorflurazon0.11ug/LU0.440.116/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterParathion Ethyl0.16ug/LU0.160.646/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterParathion Methyl0.11ug/LU0.110.446/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterPhorate0.054ug/LU0.0540.226/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterPrometryn0.16ug/LU0.640.166/27/2005 9:50blankGC-WaterSimazine0.054ug/L0.054U0.226/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterAluminum89ug/L104016Appendix 2. Chemical Analyses (continued)Date SampledField IDAnalysisComponentResultUnitsRemarkMDLPQL6/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterArsenic8ug/LU8326/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterNutrients-LiquidCadmium0.5ug/LU0.526/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterCalcium271mg/L0.10.46/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterChromium9.4ug/LU9.4386/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterCopper5ug/LU5206/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterIron66ug/LI20806/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterLead0.75ug/LU0.7536/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterMagnesium876mg/L0.10.46/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterNickel9.8ug/LU9.8396/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterSelenium5.3ug/LI5206/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterSilver0.25ug/LU0.2516/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Metals-WaterZinc6ug/LU6246/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterAluminum5ug/LU5206/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterArsenic4ug/LU4166/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterCadmium0.05ug/LU0.050.26/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterCalcium0.05mg/LU0.050.26/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterChromium2ug/LU286/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterCopper1.1ug/LU1.14.46/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterIron10ug/LU10406/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterLead0.3ug/LU0.31.26/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterMagnesium0.01mg/LU0.010.046/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterNickel2ug/LU286/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterSelenium0.5ug/LU0.526/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterSilver0.025ug/LU0.0250.16/27/2005 9:50blankMetals-WaterZinc5.5ug/LU5.5226/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Nutrients-LiquidAmmonia-N0.038mgN/L0.010.026/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Nutrients-LiquidKjeldahl Nitrogen0.87mg N/L0.120.46/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001NO2NO3-N0.013mg N/L0.0040.016/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Nutrients-LiquidO-Phosphate-P0.31mgP/L0.040.16/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Nutrients-LiquidTotal-P0.38mg P/L0.020.066/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Nutrients-LiquidTSS4mg/LU4166/27/2005 9:30Outfall D-001Nutrients-LiquidTurbidity2NTU0.050.056/27/2005 9:50blankNutrients-LiquidAmmonia-N0.01mgN/LU0.010.026/27/2005 9:50blankNutrients-LiquidKjeldahl Nitrogen0.06mg N/LU0.060.217Appendix 2. Chemical Analyses (continued)Date SampledField IDAnalysisComponentResultUnitsRemarkMDLPQL6/27/2005 9:50blankNutrients-LiquidNO2NO3-N0.004mgN/LU0.0040.016/27/2005 9:50blankNutrients-LiquidO-Phosphate-P0.004mgP/LU0.010.0046/27/2005 9:50blankNutrients-LiquidTotal-P0.02mgP/LU0.020.0618

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