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Water Quality Management Report for Provo River and Deer Creek Reservoirs - 2008

This report examines the water quality management implemented for the Provo River, Jordanelle, and Deer Creek Reservoirs during the 2008 water year. It highlights significant increases in Total Suspended Solids (TSS) load differences between Woodland and Hailstone from 2005 to 2008, potentially linked to construction activities. The analysis reveals high levels of total and dissolved phosphorus from various tributaries, with Spring Creek being a major contributor. Recommendations for monitoring and management strategies are discussed, emphasizing the need for ongoing assessment of water quality parameters.

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Water Quality Management Report for Provo River and Deer Creek Reservoirs - 2008

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  1. 2009 Water Quality Implementation Report Water Quality Management Plan for 2008 Water Year Provo River and Jordanelle & Deer Creek Reservoirs

  2. Upper Provo River • Provo River exhibited greater differences in TSS Load between Woodland and Hailstone in in 2005-2008 as compared to previous years. Construction Activity?

  3. Upper Provo River • Provo River exhibited greater differences in TSS Load between Woodland and Hailstone in in 2005-2008 as compared to previous years. Construction Activity?

  4. Kamas Fish Hatchery • High Total Phosphorus • High Dissolved Phosphorus

  5. Provo River in Heber Valley Spring Creek major contributor of phosphorus & solids to Provo River

  6. Spring Creek Loading to Provo River • 50% - 70% Total Phosphorus Load • 80% - 90% Dissolved Total Phosphorus Load

  7. Provo River vs. Spring Creek

  8. 2005-2007 Monitoring Sites

  9. New Monitoring Sites

  10. Flood Control Channel Loading to Provo River • 25% - 30% Total Phosphorus Load • 25% - 30% Dissolved Total Phosphorus Load

  11. Deer Creek Tributaries

  12. Main Creek vs. Snake Creek

  13. Deer Creek Reservoir TMDL

  14. Deer Creek Reservoir Trophic State

  15. Deer Creek Reservoir Trophic State

  16. Jordanelle Reservoir • TSI has been stable for 5 years Mesotrophic State

  17. Little Deer Creek

  18. Ground Water Monitoring

  19. Ground Water Monitoring • Higher concentrations typically in southeastern portion of valley. • New monitoring program to examine additional parameters at 4 sites.

  20. Summary& Required Actions

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