Wolf Bay Plan Final - Mobile Bay National Estuary Program

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TABLE 3WOLF BAY WATERSHED WATCH MONITORING STATIONSAWW SiteCodeWaterbodySiteLocationLatitudeLongitude4012025Wolf Creekupstream from US98bridge30.40667-87.668334012026Currently InactiveRobertsBayouDouglas' dock30.32833-87.538334012027Currently InactiveWolfCreekDoc McDuffie Road30.38855-87.653234012028Sandy Creekupstream of US Hwy 98bridge30.40667-87.634012029Miflin CreekUS Hwy 9830.41462-87.591684012030Wolf CreekFoley Beach Expresswaybridge30.38167-87.651674012031W olf CreekSwift Church Rd.30.373171-87.6326924012032StoneQuarry Bayou285 Josephine Harbor30.31333-87.538894012033Currently InactiveSoldiers Creekend of Baldwin St.-PerdidoBch.30.35-87.498334012034Currently InactivePalmetto Creekend of Baldwin St.,PerdidoBeech.30.35-87.508894012035Perdido Rive rDuck Place Rd, BarrineauBridge30.68833-87.440284012036StyxRive rSR 87 - downstrea m30.60542-87.547114012037Currently InactiveLake ShelbyGulf State Park PicnicRiver30.25333-87.661114012038Currently InactiveIntracoastalWaterwayWaterway Inn30.27917-87.683064012039Perdido Bay4012040WolfBayLillian Bridge30.401677-87.426204DukesDock30.350-87.59862
TABLE 4 - ADEM WATER USE CLASSIFICATIONR ank Classificatio n*iOutstandingNationalResource Water(ONRW)1OutstandingAlabama Water(OAWPublic2SupplyWater(PWS)3Swimming andOther WholeBody WaterContact Sports(S)4ShellfishHarvesting(SH)Sewage,Waste orIndustrialOther WasteNo new or expanded pointsource discharges shall beallowed.No new or expanded pointsource discharges shall beallowed, unless no otherfeasible alternative can bedemonstrated to thesatisfaction of theDepartment.Mustbetreated orcontrolled in accordancewith ADEM Rule 335-6-10-.08Mustbetreated orcontrolled in accordancewith ADEM Rule 335-6-10-.08Mustbetreated orcontrolled in accordancewith ADEM Rule 335-6-10-.08pH(s.u.)Temperature(F)DissolvedOxygen(mg/L)Bacteria(colonies/100-mL)Turbidity(NTU)Toxicity,ColorTaste,OdorandThe water quality criteria are contingent upon the use classification of the specific Waterbody that has beenassigned the ONRW designation. For example, Little River has been designated as an ONRW waterbody,however it has been classified by ADEM as a PWS, S, & F&W, therefore the applicable water quality criteriaassociated with the PWS,S, & F&W classification apply.6.0-8.5Shall not exceed9 0 F; (86 F) *i iMaximuminstream riseabove ambientconditions shallnot(4.0/1.5*iiiexceed 5F)F;Shall notthan 5.5belessFecal coliformgroup shall notexceed ageometric meanof 100 (coastalwaters) and 200(all otherwaters)Shallnotexceed 50NTUsabovebackgroundMust meet all toxicityrequirements, not affectpropagation or palatability offish/shellfish, or affect aestheticvalues6.0-8.5Shall90 F;not(86exceedF)Maximuminstream riseabove ambientconditions shallnot exceed 5(4.0/1.5 F)F;Shall notthan 5.0beless1000mean 2000max. singlesample (year-round)[100(coastalgeometricwaters)( all otherwaters) June-S ep] *i vand 200Shallnotexceed 50NTUsabovebackgroundShall not render waters unsafeor unsuitable for drinkingsupply or food processing;must meet all toxicityrequirements, & not affect fishpalatability6.0-8.5Shall90 F;not(86exceedF)Maximuminstream riseabove ambientconditions shallnot exceed 5(4.0/1.5 F)F;Shall notthan 5.0belessFecal coliformgroup shall notexceed ageometric meanof 100 (coastalwaters) and 200(all otherwaters)Shallnotexceed 50NTUsabovebackgroundShall not render the waterunsafe for water-contact;exhibit acute or chronictoxicity; not impair fishpalatability, or affect theaesthetic valuenot6.0-8.5Shall90 F;not(86exceedF)Maximuminstream riseabove ambientconditions shallnot exceed 5(4.0/1.5 F)F;Shall notthan 5.0belessFecal coliformgroup shall notexceed ageometric meanof 100 (coastaland 200waters)(all otherwaters) Notexceed FDAl imits * vtoShallnotexceed 50NTUsabovebackgroundShall not exhibitchronic toxicity;marketability orfish and shellfish,aesthetic valueacute ornot affectpalatability ofor affect the63
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYThe Wolf Bay area
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3. To protect groundwater resources
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C. Action Strategies for Protection
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B. Overview of ReportThis managemen
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II. DESCRIPTION OF THE WATERSHEDThe
Page 12 and 13: frequency of thunderstorms over coa
Page 14 and 15: productive agriculture soils. This
Page 16 and 17: The watershed is primarily rural, b
Page 18 and 19: G. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTCurrent Econ
Page 20 and 21: H. HYDROLOGYBaldwin County is depen
Page 22 and 23: Pathogens include disease-causing b
Page 24 and 25: waters and the prompt notification
Page 26 and 27: a. Conservation Reserve Program (CR
Page 28 and 29: In 1990, the Coastal Zone Act and R
Page 30 and 31: 7. ADEM Source Water Assessment and
Page 32: the United States” except by a Co
Page 35 and 36: While there are no phase I or II mu
Page 37 and 38: V. ACTION STRATEGIES FOR PROTECTION
Page 39 and 40: B. EVALUATIVE CRITERIAIt is importa
Page 41 and 42: Issue: Homeowners, decision-makers,
Page 43 and 44: Action Strategy 4: Investigate effe
Page 45 and 46: Action Strategy 2: Develop a bacter
Page 47 and 48: 5. CONSTRUCTIONA survey of dirt roa
Page 49 and 50: Action Strategy 4: Encourage munici
Page 51 and 52: 7. FISHERIES:Fish and shellfish pop
Page 53 and 54: Issue: Homeowners are concerned abo
Page 55 and 56: Issue: There is a need for the gene
Page 57 and 58: Issue: Watershed residents need sup
Page 59 and 60: TABLE 2OAW CURRENT AND REQUESTED US
Page 61: TABLE 3WOLF BAY WATERSHED WATCH MON
Page 65 and 66: TABLE 5SOD ACREAGE IN BALDWIN COUNT
Page 67 and 68: 67FIGURE 1
Page 71 and 72: Wolf Bay Watershed ProjectProposed
Page 83 and 84: APPENDIX 1—STEERING COMMITTEE MEM
Page 85 and 86: MASGCMBWMEEMOAMRDMS4NEMONEPNOAANPDE
Page 87 and 88: pH— Numeric value that indicates
Page 89 and 90: APPENDIX 4 - ACTION STRATEGIES (CON
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