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Turbidity Monitoring ReportNorth Boca Raton Beach Renourishment
Permit No.: 0561499-004-JM
Date: 11/13/14 Collectors: K. Collins, C. Lambright
Time:1436
Dredge Status: actively discharging
Weather & Water Observations:
Seas Wind Speed Wind Direction Weather
1-2 ft 11 mph NE clear skies
Tidal Stage:
Ebbing High Tide Low Tide
1436Calibration verification with 10 NTU calibration solution. Result was 9.93 NTUs.
Compliance Station:
Surface (snorkeler) Surface (snorkeler) Surface (drone)
Water Depth 5.5 ft 4 ft 4 ft
Collection Depth 2 ft 2 ft 2 ft
Analysis Time 1457 1553 1553
Turbidity (NTUs) 39.4 34.1 33.0
Analysis Date 11/13/14 11/13/14 11/13/14
Lat/Long 26 23.175 N, 80 03.989 W
Background Station:
Surface Mid Bottom
Water Depth 6 ft
Collection Depth 2 ft
Analysis Time 1437
Turbidity (NTUs) 1.92
Analysis Date 11/13/14
Lat/Long 26 22.499 N, 80 04.026 W
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Additional Notes:
At 1400, DEP staff met with representatives from ACOE and Marinex. We used an ATV to drive down
the beach from the discharge point in order to view the turbidity plume. We then drove back to the
discharge point and gathered our gear. A GPS point was collected at the discharge point (26 23.037 N,
80 03.988 W). A GPS trip odometer was used to track 300 meters upcurrent of the discharge point. A
background sample was collected by snorkeler approximately past the wave break. The sample read
1.92 NTUs. We then went back to the discharge point, reset the trip odometer and used it to track
1,000 meters downcurrent of the discharge point. A compliance sample was collected by snorkeler
approximately past the wave break inside of the visible turbidity plume. The sample read 39.4 NTUs.
At 1545, DEP staff met with Ed Tichenor from Reef Rescue. We drove down to Red Reef Park and
collected simultaneous compliance samples by snorkeler and drone. A GPS point was collected at this
location (26 22.079 N, 80 04.079 W). The snorkeler collected sample read 34.1 NTUs and the drone
sample read 33.0 NTUs.
The next samples were collected by boat with the turbidity monitoring contractor (see next report).
Photos:
Photo 1: Looking east at the dredge discharge point on the beach. It was actively
pumping sand.
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Photo 2: Looking north at dredge discharge point on the beach.
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Photo 3: Looking east at the DEP snorkeler collecting the compliance sample. Note the
distance from her to the edge of the plume. The ACOE representative onsite stated that
the DEP snorkeler did not collect the compliance sample in the correct location and that
the sample should have been taken at the location of the buoys seen in distance (left
side of photo).
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Photo 4: Zoomed in shot of the DEP snorkeler collecting the compliance sample.
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Photo 5: Looking east at the DEP snorkeler collecting the compliance sample with the
drone.