New California State Water Resources Control Board - 1998 … · 2008. 4. 6. · Scott River to...
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REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
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1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
EEL RIVER DELTAEEL RIVER DELTA11 EE 111.110111.110Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 63506350LowLow 02040204 12061206AcresAcres
Range LandRange LandSilvicultureSilvicultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TemperatureTemperature 63506350LowLow 02040204 12061206AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ESTERO AMERICANOESTERO AMERICANO11 EE 115.300115.300NutrientsNutrients 692692MediumMedium 04970497 02060206AcresAcres
Water Quality Attainment strategy is attempting to increase voluntary measures for attainment of standards and objectives, as was done in the Estero de San Antonio / Stemple Creek TMDL Water Quality Attainment Strategy, adopted by the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board at the December 11, 1997 meeting.
Pasture LandPasture LandManure LagoonsManure Lagoons
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 692692MediumMedium 04970497 02060206AcresAcresWater Quality Attainment strategy is attempting to increase voluntary measures for attainment of standards and objectives, as was done in the Estero de San Antonio / Stemple Creek TMDL Water Quality Attainment Strategy, adopted by the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board at the December 11, 1997 meeting.
Riparian GrazingRiparian GrazingHydromodificationHydromodificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ESTERO DE SAN ANTONIOESTERO DE SAN ANTONIO11 EE 115.400115.400NutrientsNutrients 319319LowLow 04960496 04980498AcresAcres
This water body/pollutant was relisted by USEPA.
Pasture LandPasture LandManure LagoonsManure Lagoons
NAVARRO RIVER DELTANAVARRO RIVER DELTA11 EE 113.500113.500Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 2020MediumMedium 02980298 12001200AcresAcres
Erosion/SiltationErosion/Siltation
LAKE PILLSBURYLAKE PILLSBURY11 LL 111.630111.630MercuryMercury 22802280LowLow 12091209 12111211AcresAcres
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
ALBION RIVERALBION RIVER11 RR 113.400113.400Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 1414MediumMedium 02990299 12011201MilesMiles
USEPA is preparing TMDL for Albion River.
SilvicultureSilvicultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
1* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
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1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
AMERICANO CREEKAMERICANO CREEK11 RR 115.300115.300NutrientsNutrients 77MediumMedium 04970497 02060206MilesMiles
(See Estero Americano)
Pasture LandPasture LandRiparian GrazingRiparian GrazingUpland GrazingUpland GrazingAnimal OperationsAnimal OperationsManure LagoonsManure LagoonsDairiesDairies
BIG RIVERBIG RIVER11 RR 113.300113.300Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 4040MediumMedium 02990299 12011201MilesMiles
SilvicultureSilvicultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
EEL RIVER, MIDDLE FORKEEL RIVER, MIDDLE FORK11 RR 111.700111.700Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 6464LowLow 02010201 12031203MilesMiles
USEPA will develop a TMDL for Eel River, Middle Fork.
Erosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationTemperatureTemperature 6464LowLow 02010201 12031203MilesMiles
USEPA will develop a TMDL for Eel River, Middle Fork.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
EEL RIVER, MIDDLE MAIN FORKEEL RIVER, MIDDLE MAIN FORK11 RR 111.70111.70Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 1075.381075.38LowLow 02030203 12051205MilesMiles
USEPA will develop a TMDL for Eel River, Middle Main Fork.
Range LandRange LandSilvicultureSilvicultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TemperatureTemperature 1075.381075.38LowLow 02030203 12051205MilesMilesUSEPA will develop a TMDL for Eel River, Middle Main Fork.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
EEL RIVER, NORTH FORKEEL RIVER, NORTH FORK11 RR 111.500111.500Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 4141LowLow 02000200 12021202MilesMiles
USEPA will develop TMDL for Eel River, North Fork
SilvicultureSilvicultureLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TemperatureTemperature 4141LowLow 02000200 12021202MilesMilesUSEPA will develop TMDL for Eel River, North Fork.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
2* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
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1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
EEL RIVER, SOUTH FORKEEL RIVER, SOUTH FORK11 RR 111.300111.300Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 8585LowLow 02970297 12991299MilesMiles
USEPA is developing TMDL for Eel River, South Fork. Sediment and temperature TMDLs will be developed for: (1) the area tributary to and including the South Fork of the Eel River above Garberville and (2) the area tributary to and including the South For of the Eel River below Garberville.
Range LandRange LandSilvicultureSilvicultureLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceResource ExtractionResource ExtractionHydromodificationHydromodificationFlow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TemperatureTemperature 8585LowLow 02970297 12991299MilesMilesUSEPA is developing TMDL for Eel River, South Fork.
HydromodificationHydromodificationFlow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
EEL RIVER, UPPER MAIN FORKEEL RIVER, UPPER MAIN FORK11 RR 111.60111.60Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 1154.241154.24LowLow 02020202 12041204MilesMiles
USEPA will develop a TMDL for Eel River, Upper Main Fork.
Range LandRange LandSilvicultureSilvicultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TemperatureTemperature 1154.241154.24LowLow 02020202 12041204MilesMilesUSEPA will develop a TMDL for Eel River, Upper Main Fork.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ELK RIVERELK RIVER11 RR 110.000110.000Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 8787MediumMedium 02070207 20092009MilesMiles
Sedimentation, threat of sedimentation, impaired irrigation water quality, impaired domestic supply water quality, impaired spawning habitat, increased rate and depth of flooding due to sediment, property damage. Regional Water Board and California Department of Forestry staff are involved in ongoing efforts to attain adherance to Forest Practice Rules. It is possible that compliance will bring attainment prior to TMDL development.
SilvicultureSilvicultureHarvesting, Restoration, Residue ManagementHarvesting, Restoration, Residue ManagementLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
3* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
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1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
FRESHWATER CREEKFRESHWATER CREEK11 RR 110.000110.000Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 72.6772.67MediumMedium 02080208 12101210MilesMiles
Sedimentation, threat of sedimentation, impaired irrigation water quality, impaired domestic supply water quality, impaired spawning habitat, increased rate and depth of flooding due to sediment, property damage. Regional Water Board and California Department of Forestry staff are involved in ongoing efforts to attain adherance to Forest Practice Rules. It is possible that compliance will bring attainment prior to TMDL development.
SilvicultureSilvicultureHarvesting, Restoration, Residue ManagementHarvesting, Restoration, Residue ManagementLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
GARCIA RIVERGARCIA RIVER11 RR 113.700113.700Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 3939HighHigh 09970997 12971297MilesMiles
The Regional Water Board is involved in extended public hearings to consider the adoption of a TMDL for sediment control on the Garcia River. In January, 1998, USEPA issued public notice for adoption and promulgation of a TMDL for sediment on the Garcia River.
Riparian GrazingRiparian GrazingSilvicultureSilvicultureHarvesting, Restoration, Residue ManagementHarvesting, Restoration, Residue ManagementLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationChannel ErosionChannel ErosionErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TemperatureTemperature 3939HighHigh 02980298 20002000MilesMilesElevated temperatures impacting coldwater fisheries in these reaches and sub-areas: Planning Units 113.70010 (Pardaloe Creek), 113.70011, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21, and the entire mainstem Garcia River from Pardaloe Creek to the estuary, which includes that portion of 113.70022, 23, 24, 25, and 26. February 1998 - The Regional Water Board is working to adopt a TMDL for sediment on the Garcia River. It is possible that voluntary compliance with measures in this TMDL will improve conditions related to temperature prior to development of a TMDL for temperature.
Habitat ModificationHabitat ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
4* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
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1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
GUALALA RIVERGUALALA RIVER11 RR 113.800113.800Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 3535MediumMedium 04990499 12011201MilesMiles
Specialty Crop ProductionSpecialty Crop ProductionSilvicultureSilvicultureHarvesting, Restoration, Residue ManagementHarvesting, Restoration, Residue ManagementLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceRoad Road Construction Construction Land DevelopmentLand DevelopmentDisturbed Sites (Land Develop.)Disturbed Sites (Land Develop.)Erosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
KLAMATH RIVERKLAMATH RIVER11 RR 105.000105.000NutrientsNutrients 190190MediumMedium 04020402 04040404MilesMiles
Nutrient TMDLs will be developed for the area tributary to and including:Clear Lake Reservoir AreaLost River/Tule Lake to Oregon borderOregon border to iron Gate damIron Gate Dam to Scott RiverScott River to Trinity RiverTrinity River to the Ocean
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Org. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 180180MediumMedium 02020202 12041204MilesMilesDissolved oxygen levels do not meet Basin Plan Objective. Fisheries habitat is impaired due to low dissolved oxygen levels. Dissolved Oxygen TMDL will be developed for the mainstem of the Klamath River.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsFlow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/Modification
TemperatureTemperature 190190MediumMedium 04020402 04040404MilesMilesTemperature TMDLs will be developed for the area tributary to and including:Clear Lake Reservoir AreaLost River/Tule Lake to Oregon borderOregon border to iron Gate damIron Gate Dam to Scott RiverScott River to Trinity RiverTrinity River to the Ocean
Dam Construction/OperationDam Construction/OperationFlow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationWater DiversionsWater DiversionsHabitat ModificationHabitat ModificationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
5* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
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1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
MAD RIVERMAD RIVER11 RR 109.000109.000Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 9090LowLow 02050205 02070207MilesMiles
USEPA will develop TMDL for the Mad River. Sediment TMDLs will be developed for the area tributary to and including: (1) the Mad River (North Fork), (2) the Mad River(Upper), and (3) the Mad River (Middle).
SilvicultureSilvicultureResource ExtractionResource ExtractionNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TurbidityTurbidity 9090LowLow 02050205 02070207MilesMilesTurbidity TMDLs will be developed for the area tributary to and including: (1) the Mad River (North Fork), (2) the Mad River(Upper), and (3) the Mad River (Middle).
SilvicultureSilvicultureResource ExtractionResource ExtractionNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MATTOLE RIVERMATTOLE RIVER11 RR 112.300112.300Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 5656MediumMedium 02000200 12021202MilesMiles
Specialty Crop ProductionSpecialty Crop ProductionRange LandRange LandRiparian GrazingRiparian GrazingSilvicultureSilvicultureHydromodificationHydromodificationHabitat ModificationHabitat ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TemperatureTemperature 5656MediumMedium 02000200 12021202MilesMilesSilvicultureSilvicultureHabitat ModificationHabitat ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
6* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
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1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
NAVARRO RIVERNAVARRO RIVER11 RR 113.500113.500Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 2525MediumMedium 02980298 12001200MilesMiles
Sediment TMDLs will be developed for: (1) the area tributary to and including the Navarro River above Philo and (2) the area tributary to and including the Navarro River below Philo.
AgricultureAgricultureNonirrigated Crop ProductionNonirrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionSpecialty Crop ProductionSpecialty Crop ProductionRange LandRange LandRiparian GrazingRiparian GrazingUpland GrazingUpland GrazingAgriculture-grazingAgriculture-grazingSilvicultureSilvicultureHarvesting, Restoration, Residue ManagementHarvesting, Restoration, Residue ManagementLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceSilvicultural Point SourcesSilvicultural Point SourcesConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentHighway/Road/Bridge ConstructionHighway/Road/Bridge ConstructionRoad Road Construction Construction Land DevelopmentLand DevelopmentDisturbed Sites (Land Develop.)Disturbed Sites (Land Develop.)Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionFlow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationWater DiversionsWater DiversionsHabitat ModificationHabitat ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsChannel ErosionChannel ErosionErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
7* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
TemperatureTemperature 2525MediumMedium 02980298 12001200MilesMilesTemperature TMDLs will be developed for: (1) the area tributary to and including the Navarro River above Philo and (2) the area tributary to and including the Navarro River below Philo.
AgricultureAgricultureAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsResource ExtractionResource ExtractionFlow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationWater DiversionsWater DiversionsAgricultural Water DiversionAgricultural Water DiversionHabitat ModificationHabitat ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
NOYO RIVERNOYO RIVER11 RR 113.200113.200Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 3535MediumMedium 06980698 12991299MilesMiles
SilvicultureSilvicultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
REDWOOD CREEKREDWOOD CREEK11 RR 107.000107.000Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 6363LowLow 04970497 12981298MilesMiles
Sediment TMDLs are being developed for: (1) the area tributary to and including the mainstem upstream of the Redwood National Park boundary and (2) for the area tributary to and including the mainstem within the Park boundary.
Range LandRange LandSilvicultureSilvicultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
8* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
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1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
RUSSIAN RIVERRUSSIAN RIVER11 RR 114.100114.100Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 105105MediumMedium 02090209 12111211MilesMiles
[Entire watershed, mainly tributaries.]Sedimentation, threat of sedimentation, siltation, turbidity, bank erosion impaired spawning and rearing habitat, increased rate and depth of flooding due to sediment, property damage, in Russian River and tributaries. Aggradation in the main stem Russian River. Sonoma County Water Agency has begun a comprehensive Endangered Species Act habitat assessment. This project should arrive at assessment and control measures equivalent to TMDL allocation and attainment strategies.
Specialty Crop ProductionSpecialty Crop ProductionRiparian GrazingRiparian GrazingUpland GrazingUpland GrazingAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffSilvicultureSilvicultureHarvesting, Restoration, Residue ManagementHarvesting, Restoration, Residue ManagementLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceLogging Road Construction/MaintenanceConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentHighway/Road/Bridge ConstructionHighway/Road/Bridge ConstructionRoad Road Construction Construction Land DevelopmentLand DevelopmentDisturbed Sites (Land Develop.)Disturbed Sites (Land Develop.)Other Urban RunoffOther Urban RunoffHydromodificationHydromodificationChannelizationChannelizationFlow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationHabitat ModificationHabitat ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsChannel ErosionChannel ErosionErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SCOTT RIVERSCOTT RIVER11 RR 105.400105.400Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 6868LowLow 02030203 04050405MilesMiles
Irrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionPasture LandPasture LandSilvicultureSilvicultureResource ExtractionResource ExtractionMine TailingsMine TailingsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
9* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
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1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
TemperatureTemperature 6868LowLow 02030203 04050405MilesMilesIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionPasture LandPasture LandAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsSilvicultureSilvicultureWater DiversionsWater DiversionsHabitat ModificationHabitat ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SHASTA RIVERSHASTA RIVER11 RR 105.500105.500Org. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 5252LowLow 02030203 09050905MilesMiles
Riparian GrazingRiparian GrazingAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsFlow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/Modification
TemperatureTemperature 5252LowLow 02030203 09050905MilesMilesAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterWater DiversionsWater DiversionsAgricultural Water DiversionAgricultural Water DiversionHabitat ModificationHabitat ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
STEMPLE CREEKSTEMPLE CREEK11 RR 115.400115.400NutrientsNutrients 1717LowLow 04960496 04980498MilesMiles
This water body/pollutant was relisted by USEPA.
Pasture LandPasture LandManure LagoonsManure LagoonsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TEN MILE RIVERTEN MILE RIVER11 RR 113.130113.130Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 1010LowLow 02980298 12001200MilesMiles
USEPA is developing TMDL for Ten Mile River.
SilvicultureSilvicultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
10* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
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1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
TOMKI CREEKTOMKI CREEK11 RR 111.620111.620Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 1818MediumMedium 02020202 12041204MilesMiles
USEPA will develop TMDL's for Eel River Watershed in the Tomki Creek vicinity. Tomki Creek, tributary to the Eel River, has been listed under Clean Water Act Section 303(d) due to the effects of sedimentation. Restoration effort has targeted the riparian area. Tomki Creek is under consideration for removal from the 303(d) list.
Range LandRange LandSilvicultureSilvicultureErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TRINITY RIVERTRINITY RIVER11 RR 106.000106.000Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 170170MediumMedium 01990199 12011201MilesMiles
USEPA will develop TMDL for Trinity River. Sediment TMDLs will be developed for the area tributary to and including: (1) the Trinity River (Upper), (2) the Trinity River (Middle), and (3) the Trinity River (Lower).
Range LandRange LandSilvicultureSilvicultureResource ExtractionResource ExtractionMine TailingsMine TailingsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TRINITY RIVER, SOUTH FORKTRINITY RIVER, SOUTH FORK11 RR 106.200106.200Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 8080LowLow 03970397 12981298MilesMiles
USEPA will be developing TMDL for South Fork Trinity River. Sediment TMDLs will be developed for: (1) areas tributary to and including Hayfork/Corral Creeks and (2) areas tributary to and including the South Fork of the Trinity River except Hayfork/Corral Creeks
Riparian GrazingRiparian GrazingSilvicultureSilvicultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TemperatureTemperature 8080LowLow 02060206 12081208MilesMilesElevated temperatures impact coldwater fisheries. USEPA will be developing TMDL for South Fork Trinity River.
Riparian GrazingRiparian GrazingWater DiversionsWater DiversionsHabitat ModificationHabitat ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/Destabilization
VAN DUZEN RIVERVAN DUZEN RIVER11 RR 111.200111.200Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 6363LowLow 02970297 12991299MilesMiles
USEPA is developing TMDL for Van Duzen River. Sediment TMDLs will be developed for: (1) areas tributary to and including Yager Creek, (2) areas tributary to and including the Van Duzen River above Bridgeville, and (3) areas tributary to and including the Van Duzen River below Bridgeville.
Range LandRange LandSilvicultureSilvicultureErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
11* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
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1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
CARQUINEZ STRAITCARQUINEZ STRAIT22 BB 207.100207.100ChlordaneChlordane 65606560LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 65606560MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcres
Exceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOtherOtherAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric Deposition
DDTDDT 65606560LowLow AcresAcresThis listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDiazinonDiazinon 65606560MediumMedium 20002000 20052005AcresAcres
Diazinon levels cause water column toxicity. Two patterns: pulses through riverine systems linked to agricultural application in late winter and pulse from residential land use areas linked to homeowner pesticide use in late spring, early summer. Chlorpyrifos may also be the cause of toxicity; more data needed, however.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 65606560LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDioxin compounds*Dioxin compounds* 65606560HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDD, 1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDD, and OCDD.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionExotic SpeciesExotic Species 65606560HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
Disrupt natural benthos; change pollutant availability in food chain; disrupt food availability to native species.
Ballast WaterBallast WaterFuran compounds*Furan compounds* 65606560HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDF, 1,2,3,7,8-PcCDF 2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDF, 2',3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8,9-HpCDF, and OCDF.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric Deposition
12* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
MercuryMercury 65606560HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcresCurrent data indicate fish consumption and wildlife consumption impacted uses. Major source is historic: gold mining sediments and local mercury mining; most significant ongoing source is erosion and drainage from abandoned mines; moderate to low level inputs from point sources.
Industrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesResource ExtractionResource ExtractionAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
NickelNickel 65606560LowLow 20062006 20102010AcresAcresExceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOtherOther
PCBsPCBs 65606560MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcresThis listing covers non dioxin-like PCBs.Interim health advisory for fish; uncertainty regarding water column concentration data.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourcePCBs (dioxin-like)*PCBs (dioxin-like)* 65606560HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific dioxin-like PCBs are 3,4,4',5-TCB (81), 3,3',3,3'-TCB (77), 3,3',4,4',5-PeCB (126), 3,3',4,4',4,4'-HxCB (169), 2,3,3',4,4'-PeCB (105), 2,3,4,4',5-PeCB (114), 2,3',4,4',5-PeCB (118), 2',3,4,4',5-PeCB (123), 2,3,3',4,4',5-HxCB (156), 2,3,3',4,4',5'-HxCB (157), 2,3',4,4',5,5'-HxCB (167), 2,3,3',4,4',5,5'-HpCB (189).
This listing was made by USEPA.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourceSeleniumSelenium 65606560LowLow 20062006 20102010AcresAcres
Affected use is one branch of the food chain; most sensitive indicator is hatchability in nesting diving birds, significant contributions from oil refineries (control program in place) and agriculture (carried downstream by rivers); exotic species may have made food chain more susceptible to accumulation of selenium; health consumption advisory in effect for scaup and scoter (diving ducks); low TMDL priority because Individual Control Strategy in place.
Industrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesAgricultureAgriculture
RICHARDSON BAYRICHARDSON BAY22 BB 203.130203.130ChlordaneChlordane 25602560LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 25602560LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 25602560LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
13* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Dioxin compounds*Dioxin compounds* 25602560HighHigh AcresAcres* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDD, 1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDD, and OCDD.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionExotic SpeciesExotic Species 25602560HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
Disrupt natural benthos; change pollutant availability in food chain; endanger food availability to native species.
Ballast WaterBallast WaterFuran compounds*Furan compounds* 25602560HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDF, 1,2,3,7,8-PcCDF 2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDF, 2',3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8,9-HpCDF, and OCDF.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 200200MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcres
Affected area, Waldo Point Harbor, is less than 10% of embayment; source has been positively identified as substandard sewage systems in some houseboat areas; extensive local control program in place with significant water quality improvements.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersSeptage DisposalSeptage DisposalBoat Discharges/Vessel WastesBoat Discharges/Vessel Wastes
MercuryMercury 25602560HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcresCurrent data indicate fish consumption and wildlife consumption impacted uses: health consumption advisory in effect for multiple fish species including striped bass and shark. Major source is historic: gold mining sediments and local mercury mining; most significant ongoing source is erosion and drainage from abandoned mines; moderate to low level inputs from point sources.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesResource ExtractionResource ExtractionAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PCBsPCBs 25602560MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcresThis listing covers non dioxin-like PCBs.Interim health advisory for fish; uncertainty regarding water column concentration data.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourcePCBs (dioxin-like)*PCBs (dioxin-like)* 25602560HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific dioxin-like PCBs are 3,4,4',5-TCB (81), 3,3',3,3'-TCB (77), 3,3',4,4',5-PeCB (126), 3,3',4,4',4,4'-HxCB (169), 2,3,3',4,4'-PeCB (105), 2,3,4,4',5-PeCB (114), 2,3',4,4',5-PeCB (118), 2',3,4,4',5-PeCB (123), 2,3,3',4,4',5-HxCB (156), 2,3,3',4,4',5'-HxCB (157), 2,3',4,4',5,5'-HxCB (167), 2,3,3',4,4',5,5'-HpCB (189).
This listing was made by USEPA.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
14* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SAN FRANCISCO BAY, CENTRALSAN FRANCISCO BAY, CENTRAL22 BB 203.120203.120ChlordaneChlordane 6770067700LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 6770067700MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcres
Exceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOtherOtherAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric Deposition
DDTDDT 6770067700LowLow AcresAcresThis listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDiazinonDiazinon 6770067700MediumMedium 20002000 20052005AcresAcres
Diazinon levels cause water column toxicity. Two patterns: pulses through riverine systems linked to agricultural application in late winter and pulse from residential land use areas linked to homeowner pesticide use in late spring, early summer. Chlorpyrifos may also be the cause of toxicity; more data needed, however.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 6770067700LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDioxin compounds*Dioxin compounds* 6770067700HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDD, 1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDD, and OCDD.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionExotic SpeciesExotic Species 6770067700HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
Disrupt natural benthos; change pollutant availability in food chain; endanger food availability to native species.
Ballast WaterBallast WaterFuran compounds*Furan compounds* 6770067700HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDF, 1,2,3,7,8-PcCDF 2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDF, 2',3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8,9-HpCDF, and OCDF.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric Deposition
15* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
MercuryMercury 6770067700HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcresCurrent data indicate fish consumption and wildlife consumption impacted uses: health consumption advisory in effect for multiple fish species including striped bass and shark. Major source is historic: gold mining sediments and local mercury mining; most significant ongoing source is erosion and drainage from abandoned mines; moderate to low level inputs from point sources.
Industrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesResource ExtractionResource ExtractionAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PCBsPCBs 6770067700MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcresThis listing covers non dioxin-like PCBs.Interim health advisory for fish; uncertainty regarding water column concentration data.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourcePCBs (dioxin-like)*PCBs (dioxin-like)* 6770067700HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific dioxin-like PCBs are 3,4,4',5-TCB (81), 3,3',3,3'-TCB (77), 3,3',4,4',5-PeCB (126), 3,3',4,4',4,4'-HxCB (169), 2,3,3',4,4'-PeCB (105), 2,3,4,4',5-PeCB (114), 2,3',4,4',5-PeCB (118), 2',3,4,4',5-PeCB (123), 2,3,3',4,4',5-HxCB (156), 2,3,3',4,4',5'-HxCB (157), 2,3',4,4',5,5'-HxCB (167), 2,3,3',4,4',5,5'-HpCB (189)
This listing was made by USEPA.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourceSeleniumSelenium 6770067700LowLow 20062006 20102010AcresAcres
Affected use is one branch of the food chain; most sensitive indicator is hatchability in nesting diving birds, significant contributions from oil refineries (control program in place) and agriculture (carried downstream by rivers); exotic species may have made food chain more susceptible to accumulation of selenium; health consumption advisory in effect for scaup and scoter (diving ducks); low TMDL priority because Individual Control Strategy in place.
Industrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesAgricultureAgricultureNatural SourcesNatural SourcesExotic SpeciesExotic Species
SAN FRANCISCO BAY, LOWERSAN FRANCISCO BAY, LOWER22 BB 204.100204.100ChlordaneChlordane 7990079900LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 7990079900MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcres
Exceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOtherOtherAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric Deposition
DDTDDT 7990079900LowLow AcresAcresThis listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
16* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
DiazinonDiazinon 7990079900MediumMedium 20002000 20052005AcresAcresDiazinon levels cause water column toxicity. Two patterns: pulses through riverine systems linked to agricultural application in late winter and pulse from residential land use areas linked to homeowner pesticide use in late spring, early summer. Chlorpyrifos may also be the cause of toxicity; more data needed, however.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 7990079900LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDioxin compounds*Dioxin compounds* 7990079900HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDD, 1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDD, and OCDD.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionExotic SpeciesExotic Species 7990079900HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
Disrupt natural benthos; change pollutant availability in food chain; endanger food availability to native species.
Ballast WaterBallast WaterFuran compounds*Furan compounds* 7990079900HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDF, 1,2,3,7,8-PcCDF 2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDF, 2',3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8,9-HpCDF, and OCDF.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionMercuryMercury 7990079900HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
Current data indicate fish consumption and wildlife consumption impacted uses: health consumption advisory in effect for multiple fish species including striped bass and shark. Major source is historic: gold mining sediments and local mercury mining; most significant ongoing source is erosion and drainage from abandoned mines; moderate to low level inputs from point sources; water objective exceedances. Elevated sediment levels, elevated tissue levels.
Industrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesResource ExtractionResource ExtractionAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
NickelNickel 7990079900MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcresExceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels of nickel.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOtherOtherAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric Deposition
PCBsPCBs 7990079900MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcresThis listing covers non dioxin-like PCBs.Interim health advisory for fish: uncertainty regarding water column concentration data.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
17* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PCBs (dioxin-like)*PCBs (dioxin-like)* 7990079900HighHigh AcresAcres* The specific dioxin-like PCBs are 3,4,4',5-TCB (81), 3,3',3,3'-TCB (77), 3,3',4,4',5-PeCB (126), 3,3',4,4',4,4'-HxCB (169), 2,3,3',4,4'-PeCB (105), 2,3,4,4',5-PeCB (114), 2,3',4,4',5-PeCB (118), 2',3,4,4',5-PeCB (123), 2,3,3',4,4',5-HxCB (156), 2,3,3',4,4',5'-HxCB (157), 2,3',4,4',5,5'-HxCB (167), 2,3,3',4,4',5,5'-HpCB (189).
This listing was made by USEPA.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
SAN FRANCISCO BAY, SOUTHSAN FRANCISCO BAY, SOUTH22 BB 205.100205.100ChlordaneChlordane 2450024500LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 2450024500HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
Exceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOtherOtherAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric Deposition
DDTDDT 2450024500LowLow AcresAcresThis listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDiazinonDiazinon 2450024500MediumMedium 20002000 20052005AcresAcres
Diazinon levels cause water column toxicity. Two patterns: pulses through riverine systems linked to agricultural application in late winter and pulse from residential land use areas linked to homeowner pesticide use in late spring, early summer. Chlorpyrifos may also be the cause of toxicity; more data needed, however.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 2450024500LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDioxin compounds*Dioxin compounds* 2450024500HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDD, 1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDD, and OCDD.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionExotic SpeciesExotic Species 2450024500HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
Disrupt natural benthos; change pollutant availability in food chain; endanger food availability to native species.
Ballast WaterBallast WaterFuran compounds*Furan compounds* 2450024500HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDF, 1,2,3,7,8-PcCDF 2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDF, 2',3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8,9-HpCDF, and OCDF.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric Deposition
18* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
MercuryMercury 2450024500HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcresCurrent data indicate fish consumption and wildlife consumption impacted uses: health consumption advisory in effect for multiple fish species including striped bass and shark. Major source is historic: gold mining sediments and local mercury mining; most significant ongoing source is erosion and drainage from abandoned mines; moderate to low level inputs from point sources; water objective exceedances. Elevated sediment levels, elevated tissue levels.
Industrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesResource ExtractionResource ExtractionAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
NickelNickel 2450024500HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcresExceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOtherOther
PCBsPCBs 2450024500MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcresThis listing covers non dioxin-like PCBs.Interim health advisory for fish; uncertainty regarding water column concentration data.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourcePCBs (dioxin-like)*PCBs (dioxin-like)* 2450024500HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific dioxin-like PCBs are 3,4,4',5-TCB (81), 3,3',3,3'-TCB (77), 3,3',4,4',5-PeCB (126), 3,3',4,4',4,4'-HxCB (169), 2,3,3',4,4'-PeCB (105), 2,3,4,4',5-PeCB (114), 2,3',4,4',5-PeCB (118), 2',3,4,4',5-PeCB (123), 2,3,3',4,4',5-HxCB (156), 2,3,3',4,4',5'-HxCB (157), 2,3',4,4',5,5'-HxCB (167), 2,3,3',4,4',5,5'-HpCB (189).
This listing was made by USEPA.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourceSeleniumSelenium 2450024500LowLow 20062006 20102010AcresAcres
A formal health advisory has been issued by OEHHA for benthic-feeding ducks in South San Francisco Bay. This health advisory clearly establishes that water contact recreation beneficial use (REC-1) is not fully supported and standards are not fully met.
AgricultureAgricultureDomestic Use of Ground WaterDomestic Use of Ground Water
SAN PABLO BAYSAN PABLO BAY22 BB 206.100206.100ChlordaneChlordane 7130071300LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 7130071300MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcres
Exceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionOtherOther
19* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
DDTDDT 7130071300LowLow AcresAcresThis listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDiazinonDiazinon 7130071300MediumMedium 20002000 20052005AcresAcres
Diazinon levels cause water column toxicity. Two patterns: pulses through riverine systems linked to agricultural application in late winter and pulse from residential land use areas linked to homeowner pesticide use in late spring, early summer. Chlorpyrifos may also be the cause of toxicity; more data needed, however.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 7130071300LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDioxin compounds*Dioxin compounds* 7130071300HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDD, 1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDD, and OCDD.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionExotic SpeciesExotic Species 7130071300HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
Disrupt natural benthos; change pollutant availability in food chain; disrupt food availability to native species.
Ballast WaterBallast WaterFuran compounds*Furan compounds* 7130071300HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDF, 1,2,3,7,8-PcCDF 2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDF, 2',3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8,9-HpCDF, and OCDF.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionMercuryMercury 7130071300HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
Current data indicate fish consumption and wildlife consumption impacted uses: health consumption advisory in effect for multiple fish species including striped bass and shark. Major source is historic: gold mining sediments and local mercury mining; most significant ongoing source is erosion and drainage from abandoned mines; moderate to low level inputs from point sources.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesResource ExtractionResource ExtractionAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
NickelNickel 7130071300LowLow 20062006 20102010AcresAcresExceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOtherOther
PCBsPCBs 7130071300MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcresThis listing covers non dioxin-like PCBs.Interim health advisory for fish; uncertainty regarding water column concentration data.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
20* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PCBs (dioxin-like)*PCBs (dioxin-like)* 7130071300HighHigh AcresAcres* The specific dioxin-like PCBs are 3,4,4',5-TCB (81), 3,3',3,3'-TCB (77), 3,3',4,4',5-PeCB (126), 3,3',4,4',4,4'-HxCB (169), 2,3,3',4,4'-PeCB (105), 2,3,4,4',5-PeCB (114), 2,3',4,4',5-PeCB (118), 2',3,4,4',5-PeCB (123), 2,3,3',4,4',5-HxCB (156), 2,3,3',4,4',5'-HxCB (157), 2,3',4,4',5,5'-HxCB (167), 2,3,3',4,4',5,5'-HpCB (189).
This listing was made by USEPA.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourceSeleniumSelenium 7130071300LowLow 20062006 20102010AcresAcres
Affected use is one branch of the food chain; most sensitive indicator is hatchability in nesting diving birds, significant contributions from oil refineries (control program in place) and agriculture (carried downstream by rivers); exotic species may have made food chain more susceptible to accumulation of selenium; health consumption advisory in effect for scaup and scoter (diving ducks); low TMDL priority because Individual Control Strategy in place.
Industrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesAgricultureAgricultureNatural SourcesNatural SourcesExotic SpeciesExotic Species
SUISUN BAYSUISUN BAY22 BB 207.100207.100ChlordaneChlordane 2500025000LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 2500025000MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcres
Exceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOtherOtherAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric Deposition
DDTDDT 2500025000LowLow AcresAcresThis listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDiazinonDiazinon 2500025000MediumMedium 20002000 20052005AcresAcres
Diazinon levels cause water column toxicity. Two patterns: pulses through riverine systems linked to agricultural application in late winter and pulse from residential land use areas linked to homeowner pesticide use in late spring, early summer. Chlorpyrifos may also be the cause of toxicity; more data needed, however.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 2500025000LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDioxin compounds*Dioxin compounds* 2500025000HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDD, 1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDD, and OCDD.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric Deposition
21* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Exotic SpeciesExotic Species 2500025000HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcresDisrupt natural benthos; change pollutant availability in food chain; disrupt food availability to native species.
Ballast WaterBallast WaterFuran compounds*Furan compounds* 2500025000HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDF, 1,2,3,7,8-PcCDF 2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDF, 2',3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8,9-HpCDF, and OCDF.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionMercuryMercury 2500025000HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
Current data indicate fish consumption and wildlife consumption impacted uses. Major source is historic: gold mining sediments and local mercury mining; most significant ongoing source is erosion and drainage from abandoned mines; moderate to low level inputs from point sources.
Industrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesResource ExtractionResource ExtractionAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
NickelNickel 2500025000LowLow 20062006 20102010AcresAcresExceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOtherOther
PCBsPCBs 2500025000MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcresThis listing covers non dioxin-like PCBs.Interim health advisory for fish; uncertainty regarding water column concentration data.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourcePCBs (dioxin-like)*PCBs (dioxin-like)* 2500025000HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific dioxin-like PCBs are 3,4,4',5-TCB (81), 3,3',3,3'-TCB (77), 3,3',4,4',5-PeCB (126), 3,3',4,4',4,4'-HxCB (169), 2,3,3',4,4'-PeCB (105), 2,3,4,4',5-PeCB (114), 2,3',4,4',5-PeCB (118), 2',3,4,4',5-PeCB (123), 2,3,3',4,4',5-HxCB (156), 2,3,3',4,4',5'-HxCB (157), 2,3',4,4',5,5'-HxCB (167), 2,3,3',4,4',5,5'-HpCB (189).
This listing was made by USEPA.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourceSeleniumSelenium 2500025000LowLow 20062006 20102010AcresAcres
Affected use is one branch of the food chain; most sensitive indicator is hatchability in nesting diving birds, significant contributions from oil refineries (control program in place) and agriculture (carried downstream by rivers); exotic species may have made food chain more susceptible to accumulation of selenium; health consumption advisory in effect for scaup and scoter (diving ducks); low TMDL priority because Individual Control Strategy in place.
Industrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesNatural SourcesNatural SourcesExotic SpeciesExotic Species
22* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
TOMALES BAYTOMALES BAY22 BB 201.110201.110MetalsMetals 78207820MediumMedium 20022002 20072007AcresAcres
TMDL will be developed as part of evolving watershed management effort. Tributary streams, Lagunitas Creek and Walker Creek, must be managed first. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
Mine TailingsMine TailingsNutrientsNutrients 78207820MediumMedium 20022002 20072007AcresAcres
TMDL will be developed as part of evolving watershed management effort. Tributary streams, Lagunitas Creek and Walker Creek, must be managed first. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgriculturePathogensPathogens 78207820MediumMedium 20022002 20072007AcresAcres
TMDL will be developed as part of evolving watershed management effort. Tributary streams, Lagunitas Creek and Walker Creek, must be managed first. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
Animal OperationsAnimal OperationsSeptage DisposalSeptage Disposal
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 78207820MediumMedium 20022002 20072007AcresAcresTMDL will be developed as part of evolving watershed management effort. Tributary streams, Lagunitas Creek and Walker Creek, must be managed first. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureUpstream ImpoundmentUpstream Impoundment
SACRAMENTO SAN JOAQUIN SACRAMENTO SAN JOAQUIN DELTADELTA
22 EE 207.100207.100
ChlordaneChlordane 1500015000LowLow AcresAcresThis listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 1500015000MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcres
Exceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOtherOtherAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric Deposition
DDTDDT 1500015000LowLow AcresAcresThis listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDiazinonDiazinon 1500015000MediumMedium 20002000 20052005AcresAcres
Diazinon levels cause water column toxicity. Two patterns: pulses through riverine systems linked to agricultural application in late winter and pulse from residential land use areas linked to homeowner pesticide use in late spring, early summer. Chlorpyrifos may also be the cause of toxicity; more data needed, however.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 1500015000LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
23* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Dioxin compounds*Dioxin compounds* 1500015000HighHigh AcresAcres* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDD, 1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDD, and OCDD.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionExotic SpeciesExotic Species 1500015000HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
Disrupt natural benthos; change pollutant availability in food chain; endanger food availability to native species.
Ballast WaterBallast WaterFuran compounds*Furan compounds* 1500015000HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific compounds are: 2,3,7,8-TCDF, 1,2,3,7,8-PcCDF 2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDF, 2',3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF, 1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDF, 1,2,3,4,7,8,9-HpCDF, and OCDF.
This listing was made by USEPA.
Atmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionMercuryMercury 1500015000HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
Current data indicate fish consumption and wildlife consumption impacted uses. Major source is historic: gold mining sediments and local mercury mining; most significant ongoing source is erosion and drainage from abandoned mines; moderate to low level inputs from point sources.
Industrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesResource ExtractionResource ExtractionAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
NickelNickel 1500015000LowLow 20062006 20102010AcresAcresExceedance of California Toxic Rules dissolved criteria and National Toxic Rules total criteria; elevated water and sediment tissue levels.
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOtherOther
PCBsPCBs 1500015000MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcresThis listing covers non dioxin-like PCBs.Interim health advisory for fish; uncertainty regarding water column concentration data.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourcePCBs (dioxin-like)*PCBs (dioxin-like)* 1500015000HighHigh AcresAcres
* The specific dioxin-like PCBs are 3,4,4',5-TCB (81), 3,3',3,3'-TCB (77), 3,3',4,4',5-PeCB (126), 3,3',4,4',4,4'-HxCB (169), 2,3,3',4,4'-PeCB (105), 2,3,4,4',5-PeCB (114), 2,3',4,4',5-PeCB (118), 2',3,4,4',5-PeCB (123), 2,3,3',4,4',5-HxCB (156), 2,3,3',4,4',5'-HxCB (157), 2,3',4,4',5,5'-HxCB (167), 2,3,3',4,4',5,5'-HpCB (189).
This listing was made by USEPA.
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
24* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SeleniumSelenium 1500015000LowLow 20062006 20102010AcresAcresAffected use is one branch of the food chain; most sensitive indicator is hatchability in nesting diving birds, significant contributions from oil refineries (control program in place) and agriculture (carried downstream by rivers); exotic species may have made food chain more susceptible to accumulation of selenium; health consumption advisory in effect for scaup and scoter (diving ducks); low TMDL priority because Individual Control Strategy in place.
Industrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesAgricultureAgricultureNatural SourcesNatural SourcesExotic SpeciesExotic Species
CALERO RESERVOIRCALERO RESERVOIR22 LL 205.400205.400MercuryMercury 350350HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
TMDL will be developed as part of the Santa Clara Basin Watershed Management Initiative. Additional monitoring and assessment is needed.
Surface MiningSurface MiningMine TailingsMine Tailings
GUADALUPE RESERVOIRGUADALUPE RESERVOIR22 LL 205.400205.400MercuryMercury 8080HighHigh 19981998 20032003AcresAcres
TMDL will be developed as part of the Santa Clara Basin Watershed Management Initiative. Additional monitoring and assessment is needed.
Surface MiningSurface MiningMine TailingsMine Tailings
LAKE HERMANLAKE HERMAN22 LL 207.210207.210MercuryMercury 110110LowLow 20052005 20102010AcresAcres
Additional monitoring and assessment needed. Problem due to historical mining.
Surface MiningSurface Mining
MERRITT LAKEMERRITT LAKE22 LL 204.200204.200Floating MaterialFloating Material 160160LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 160160LowLow AcresAcres
This listing was made by USEPA.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ALAMEDA CREEKALAMEDA CREEK22 RR 204.300204.300DiazinonDiazinon 50.7750.77LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
ALAMITOS CREEKALAMITOS CREEK22 RR 205.400205.400MercuryMercury 2121HighHigh 19981998 20032003MilesMiles
TMDL will be developed as part of the Santa Clara Basin Watershed Management Initiative. Additional monitoring and assessment is needed.
Mine TailingsMine Tailings
25* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
ARROYO CORTE MADERA DEL ARROYO CORTE MADERA DEL PRESIDIOPRESIDIO
22 RR 203.200203.200
DiazinonDiazinon 3.23.2LowLow MilesMilesThis listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
ARROYO DE LA LAGUNAARROYO DE LA LAGUNA22 RR 204.300204.300DiazinonDiazinon 7.47.4LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
ARROYO DEL VALLEARROYO DEL VALLE22 RR 204.300204.300DiazinonDiazinon 48.748.7LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
ARROYO HONDOARROYO HONDO22 RR 204.300204.300DiazinonDiazinon 9.239.23LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
BUTANO CREEKBUTANO CREEK22 RR 202.400202.400Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 11MediumMedium 20002000 20052005MilesMiles
Impairment to steelhead habitat.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CALABAZAS CREEKCALABAZAS CREEK22 RR 206.401206.401DiazinonDiazinon 4.74.7LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
CORTE MADERA CREEKCORTE MADERA CREEK22 RR 203.200203.200DiazinonDiazinon 4.124.12LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
COYOTE CREEK (MARIN CO)COYOTE CREEK (MARIN CO)22 RR 203.200203.200DiazinonDiazinon 2.622.62LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
COYOTE CREEK (SANTA CLARA COYOTE CREEK (SANTA CLARA CO.)CO.)
22 RR 205.300205.300
DiazinonDiazinon 68.6368.63LowLow MilesMilesThis listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
GALLINAS CREEKGALLINAS CREEK22 RR 206.200206.200DiazinonDiazinon 2.42.4LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
26* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
GUADALUPE CREEKGUADALUPE CREEK22 RR 205.400205.400MercuryMercury 66HighHigh 19981998 20032003MilesMiles
TMDL will be developed as part of the Santa Clara Basin Watershed Management Initiative. Additional monitoring and assessment is needed.
Mine TailingsMine Tailings
GUADALUPE RIVERGUADALUPE RIVER22 RR 205.400205.400DiazinonDiazinon 18.2118.21LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersMercuryMercury 3030HighHigh 19981998 20032003MilesMiles
TMDL will be developed as part of the Santa Clara Basin Watershed Management Initiative. Additional monitoring and assessment is needed.
Mine TailingsMine Tailings
LAGUNITAS CREEKLAGUNITAS CREEK22 RR 201.130201.130NutrientsNutrients 2222MediumMedium 20022002 20072007MilesMiles
Tributary to Tomales Bay. TMDLs will be developed as part of evolving watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
PathogensPathogens 2222MediumMedium 20022002 20072007MilesMilesTributary to Tomales Bay. TMDLs will be developed as part of evolving watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 2222MediumMedium 20022002 20072007MilesMilesTributary to Tomales Bay. TMDLs will be developed as part of evolving watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
LAUREL CREEKLAUREL CREEK22 RR 207.230207.230DiazinonDiazinon 3.023.02LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
LEDGEWOOD CREEKLEDGEWOOD CREEK22 RR 207.230207.230DiazinonDiazinon 12.4412.44LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
LOS GATOS CREEK (REG 2)LOS GATOS CREEK (REG 2)22 RR 205.400205.400DiazinonDiazinon 25.7225.72LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
27* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
MATADERO CREEKMATADERO CREEK22 RR 205.500205.500DiazinonDiazinon 7.347.34LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
MILLER CREEKMILLER CREEK22 RR 206.200206.200DiazinonDiazinon 9.039.03LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
MT. DIABLO CREEKMT. DIABLO CREEK22 RR 207.310207.310DiazinonDiazinon 12.6312.63LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
NAPA RIVERNAPA RIVER22 RR 206.500206.500NutrientsNutrients 5555MediumMedium 20002000 20052005MilesMiles
TMDL will be developed as part of ongoing watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgriculturePathogensPathogens 5555MediumMedium 20002000 20052005MilesMiles
TMDL will be developed as part of ongoing watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 5555HighHigh 19981998 20032003MilesMilesTMDL will be developed as part of ongoing watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
NOVATO CREEKNOVATO CREEK22 RR 206.200206.200DiazinonDiazinon 18.7418.74LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
PERMANENTE CREEKPERMANENTE CREEK22 RR 205.500205.500DiazinonDiazinon 13.113.1LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
PESCADERO CREEK (REG 2)PESCADERO CREEK (REG 2)22 RR 202.400202.400Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 2121MediumMedium 20002000 20052005MilesMiles
Impairment to steelhead habitat.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
28* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PETALUMA RIVERPETALUMA RIVER22 RR 206.300206.300NutrientsNutrients 2525MediumMedium 20002000 20052005MilesMiles
TMDL will be developed as part of ongoing watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
PathogensPathogens 2525MediumMedium 20002000 20052005MilesMilesTMDL will be developed as part of ongoing watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 2525MediumMedium 20002000 20052005MilesMilesTMDL will be developed as part of ongoing watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
PINE CREEKPINE CREEK22 RR 207.310207.310DiazinonDiazinon 12.5612.56LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
PINOLE CREEKPINOLE CREEK22 RR 206.600206.600DiazinonDiazinon 9.179.17LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
RODEO CREEKRODEO CREEK22 RR 201.300201.300DiazinonDiazinon 7.967.96LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
SAN ANTONIO CREEK (REG 2)SAN ANTONIO CREEK (REG 2)22 RR 206.300206.300DiazinonDiazinon 17.7717.77LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
SAN FELIPE CREEKSAN FELIPE CREEK22 RR 205.300205.300DiazinonDiazinon 15.4715.47LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
SAN FRANCISQUITO CREEKSAN FRANCISQUITO CREEK22 RR 205.500205.500DiazinonDiazinon 12.0512.05LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
29* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 1818MediumMedium 20002000 20052005MilesMilesImpairment to steelhead habitat.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SAN GREGORIO CREEKSAN GREGORIO CREEK22 RR 202.300202.300Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 1616MediumMedium 20002000 20052005MilesMiles
Impairment to steelhead habitat.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SAN LEANDRO CREEKSAN LEANDRO CREEK22 RR 204.200204.200DiazinonDiazinon 14.7714.77LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
SAN LORENZO CREEK (R2)SAN LORENZO CREEK (R2)22 RR 204.200204.200DiazinonDiazinon 11.711.7LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
SAN MATEO CREEKSAN MATEO CREEK22 RR 204.400204.400DiazinonDiazinon 11.0511.05LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
SAN PABLO CREEKSAN PABLO CREEK22 RR 206.600206.600DiazinonDiazinon 16.1416.14LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
SAN RAFAEL CREEKSAN RAFAEL CREEK22 RR 203.200203.200DiazinonDiazinon 2.82.8LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
SARATOGA CREEKSARATOGA CREEK22 RR 205.500205.500DiazinonDiazinon 17.8617.86LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
SONOMA CREEKSONOMA CREEK22 RR 206.400206.400NutrientsNutrients 2323MediumMedium 20002000 20052005MilesMiles
TMDL will be developed as part of ongoing watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
30* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PathogensPathogens 2323MediumMedium 20002000 20052005MilesMilesTMDL will be developed as part of ongoing watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 2323MediumMedium 20002000 20052005MilesMilesTMDL will be developed as part of ongoing watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
STEVENS CREEKSTEVENS CREEK22 RR 205.500205.500DiazinonDiazinon 22.2622.26LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
SUISUN SLOUGHSUISUN SLOUGH22 RR 207.23207.23DiazinonDiazinon 1010LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
WALKER CREEKWALKER CREEK22 RR 201.120201.120MetalsMetals 2525MediumMedium 20022002 20072007MilesMiles
Tributary to Tomales Bay. TMDLs will be developed as part of evolving watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
Surface MiningSurface MiningMine TailingsMine Tailings
NutrientsNutrients 2525MediumMedium 20022002 20072007MilesMilesTributary to Tomales Bay. TMDLs will be developed as part of evolving watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 2525MediumMedium 20022002 20072007MilesMiles
Tributary to Tomales Bay. TMDLs will be developed as part of evolving watershed management effort. Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgriculture
WALNUT CREEKWALNUT CREEK22 RR 207.320207.320DiazinonDiazinon 9.039.03LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
WILDCAT CREEKWILDCAT CREEK22 RR 206.600206.600DiazinonDiazinon 12.0712.07LowLow MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
31* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SUISUN MARSH WETLANDSSUISUN MARSH WETLANDS22 TT 207.230207.230MetalsMetals 5700057000MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcres
Additional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersFlow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/Modification
NutrientsNutrients 5700057000MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcresAdditional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersFlow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/Modification
Org. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 5700057000MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcresAdditional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersFlow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/Modification
SalinitySalinity 5700057000MediumMedium 20032003 20082008AcresAcresAdditional monitoring and assessment needed.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersFlow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/Modification
MONTEREY HARBORMONTEREY HARBOR33 BB 309.500309.500MetalsMetals 7474MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcres
Railroad Slag PileRailroad Slag PileUnknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 7474LowLow 01980198 04110411AcresAcres
Source UnknownSource Unknown
MORRO BAYMORRO BAY33 BB 310.220310.220MetalsMetals 100100HighHigh 06960696 04000400AcresAcres
Surface MiningSurface MiningNonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceBoat Discharges/Vessel WastesBoat Discharges/Vessel Wastes
PathogensPathogens 5050HighHigh 06960696 04000400AcresAcresUpland GrazingUpland GrazingUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersSeptage DisposalSeptage DisposalNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 100100HighHigh 06960696 06990699AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentResource ExtractionResource ExtractionChannelizationChannelizationChannel ErosionChannel Erosion
32* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
MOSS LANDING HARBORMOSS LANDING HARBOR33 BB 306.000306.000PathogensPathogens 4040LowLow 04050405 04090409AcresAcres
AgricultureAgricultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceBoat Discharges/Vessel WastesBoat Discharges/Vessel Wastes
PesticidesPesticides 160160LowLow 04050405 04090409AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionSpecialty Crop ProductionSpecialty Crop Production
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 160160LowLow 04050405 04090409AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffHydromodificationHydromodificationDredging (Hydromod.)Dredging (Hydromod.)Channel ErosionChannel ErosionErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MONTEREY BAY SOUTHMONTEREY BAY SOUTH33 CC 309.500309.500MetalsMetals 1010LowLow 01980198 04110411MilesMiles
Surface MiningSurface MiningPesticidesPesticides 1010LowLow 01980198 04110411MilesMiles
AgricultureAgriculture
PACIFIC OCEAN AT POINT RINCONPACIFIC OCEAN AT POINT RINCON33 CC 315.340315.340PathogensPathogens 55MediumMedium 04060406 04110411MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CARPINTERIA MARSH (EL CARPINTERIA MARSH (EL ESTERO MARSH)ESTERO MARSH)
33 EE 315.340315.340
NutrientsNutrients 8080LowLow 04060406 04110411AcresAcresAgricultureAgriculture
Org. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 8080LowLow 04060406 04110411AcresAcresAgricultureAgriculture
Priority OrganicsPriority Organics 8080LowLow 04060406 04110411AcresAcresUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 8080LowLow 04060406 04110411AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentStorm sewersStorm sewers
ELKHORN SLOUGHELKHORN SLOUGH33 EE 306.000306.000PathogensPathogens 500500LowLow 04050405 04090409AcresAcres
Natural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
33* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PesticidesPesticides 500500LowLow 04050405 04090409AcresAcresIndustrial discharge from PG&E may transfer pollutants from Old Salinas river and Moss Landing Harbor to the slough.
AgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsContaminated SedimentsContaminated SedimentsErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 5050LowLow 04050405 04090409AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffChannel ErosionChannel ErosionNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
GOLETA SLOUGH/ESTUARYGOLETA SLOUGH/ESTUARY33 EE 315.310315.310MetalsMetals 200200LowLow 04060406 04110411AcresAcres
Industrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesPathogensPathogens 200200LowLow 04060406 04110411AcresAcres
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersPriority OrganicsPriority Organics 200200LowLow 04060406 04110411AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 200200LowLow 04060406 04110411AcresAcres
Construction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land Development
OLD SALINAS RIVER ESTUARYOLD SALINAS RIVER ESTUARY33 EE 309.100309.100NutrientsNutrients 5050MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcres
AgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PesticidesPesticides 5050MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SALINAS RIVER LAGOON (NORTH)SALINAS RIVER LAGOON (NORTH)33 EE 309.100309.100NutrientsNutrients 7575MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePesticidesPesticides 7575MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcres
AgricultureAgriculture
34* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 7575MediumMedium 01980198 04010401AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SAN LORENZO RIVER ESTUARYSAN LORENZO RIVER ESTUARY33 EE 304.120304.120PathogensPathogens 2020MediumMedium 04990499 04010401AcresAcres
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersNatural SourcesNatural Sources
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 2020HighHigh 01980198 04000400AcresAcresHydromodificationHydromodification
WATSONVILLE SLOUGHWATSONVILLE SLOUGH33 EE 305.100305.100MetalsMetals 300300MediumMedium 01990199 04030403AcresAcres
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
Oil and greaseOil and grease 300300MediumMedium 01990199 04030403AcresAcresUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PathogensPathogens 300300MediumMedium 01990199 04030403AcresAcresUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersSource UnknownSource UnknownNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PesticidesPesticides 300300MediumMedium 01990199 04030403AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 300300MediumMedium 01980198 04010401AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
HERNANDEZ RESERVOIRHERNANDEZ RESERVOIR33 LL 305.500305.500MercuryMercury 619619MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcres
Subsurface MiningSubsurface Mining
NACIMIENTO RESERVOIRNACIMIENTO RESERVOIR33 LL 309.820309.820MetalsMetals 53705370HighHigh 09970997 04000400AcresAcres
Subsurface MiningSubsurface MiningNatural SourcesNatural Sources
APTOS CREEKAPTOS CREEK33 RR 304.130304.130PathogensPathogens 44LowLow 04050405 04110411MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
35* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 44MediumMedium 01010101 04010401MilesMilesDisturbed Sites (Land Develop.)Disturbed Sites (Land Develop.)Channel ErosionChannel Erosion
ARROYO BURRO CREEKARROYO BURRO CREEK33 RR 315.320315.320PathogensPathogens 66MediumMedium 04060406 04110411MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
BLANCO DRAINBLANCO DRAIN33 RR 309.100309.100PesticidesPesticides 88MediumMedium 01980198 04050405MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CARBONERA CREEKCARBONERA CREEK33 RR 304.120304.120NutrientsNutrients 1010HighHigh 04930493 04000400MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePathogensPathogens 1010MediumMedium 04990499 04010401MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 1010HighHigh 01980198 04000400MilesMilesConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CARPINTERIA CREEKCARPINTERIA CREEK33 RR 315.340315.340PathogensPathogens 66LowLow 04060406 04110411MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureSeptage DisposalSeptage DisposalNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CHORRO CREEKCHORRO CREEK33 RR 310.220310.220MetalsMetals 1111HighHigh 06960696 04000400MilesMiles
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionMine TailingsMine Tailings
NutrientsNutrients 1111HighHigh 06960696 04000400MilesMilesMunicipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoff
36* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 1111HighHigh 06960696 06990699MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionRange LandRange LandUpland GrazingUpland GrazingAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentRoad Road Construction Construction Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionHydromodificationHydromodificationChannelizationChannelizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationChannel ErosionChannel ErosionNatural SourcesNatural SourcesGolf course activitiesGolf course activitiesErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CLEAR CREEK (R3)CLEAR CREEK (R3)33 RR 304.120304.120MercuryMercury 22MediumMedium 01980198 04030403MilesMiles
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
LAS TABLAS CREEKLAS TABLAS CREEK33 RR 309.810309.810MetalsMetals 1313HighHigh 09970997 04000400MilesMiles
Surface MiningSurface Mining
LAS TABLAS CREEK, NORTH LAS TABLAS CREEK, NORTH FORKFORK
33 RR 309.810309.810
MetalsMetals 55HighHigh 09970997 04000400MilesMilesSurface MiningSurface Mining
LAS TABLAS CREEK, SOUTH LAS TABLAS CREEK, SOUTH FORKFORK
33 RR 309.810309.810
MetalsMetals 44HighHigh 09970997 04000400MilesMilesSurface MiningSurface Mining
37* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
LLAGAS CREEKLLAGAS CREEK33 RR 305.300305.300NutrientsNutrients 2222HighHigh 01980198 04010401MilesMiles
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionPasture LandPasture LandAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersHabitat ModificationHabitat ModificationNonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePoint SourcePoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 2222MediumMedium 01980198 04010401MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureHydromodificationHydromodificationHabitat ModificationHabitat Modification
LOMPICO CREEKLOMPICO CREEK33 RR 304.120304.120NutrientsNutrients 55HighHigh 04930493 04000400MilesMiles
Septage DisposalSeptage DisposalPathogensPathogens 55MediumMedium 04990499 04010401MilesMiles
Septage DisposalSeptage DisposalNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 55HighHigh 01980198 04000400MilesMilesConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentNatural SourcesNatural Sources
LOS OSOS CREEKLOS OSOS CREEK33 RR 310.220310.220NutrientsNutrients 1010HighHigh 06960696 04000400MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return Flows
Priority OrganicsPriority Organics 1010HighHigh 06960696 04000400MilesMilesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
38* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 1010HighHigh 06960696 06990699MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionRange LandRange LandUpland GrazingUpland GrazingAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffHydromodificationHydromodificationChannelizationChannelizationDredging (Hydromod.)Dredging (Hydromod.)Habitat ModificationHabitat ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationChannel ErosionChannel ErosionNatural SourcesNatural SourcesErosion/SiltationErosion/SiltationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MISSION CREEKMISSION CREEK33 RR 315.320315.320PathogensPathogens 99LowLow 04060406 04110411MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersSeptage DisposalSeptage Disposal
Unknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 99LowLow 04060406 04110411MilesMilesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
PAJARO RIVERPAJARO RIVER33 RR 305.000305.000NutrientsNutrients 4949HighHigh 01980198 04010401MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-subsurface drainageAgriculture-subsurface drainageAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersWastewater - land disposalWastewater - land disposalChannelizationChannelizationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
39* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 4949MediumMedium 01980198 04010401MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionRange LandRange LandAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffResource ExtractionResource ExtractionSurface MiningSurface MiningHydromodificationHydromodificationChannelizationChannelizationHabitat ModificationHabitat ModificationRemoval of Riparian VegetationRemoval of Riparian VegetationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationStreambank Modification/DestabilizationChannel ErosionChannel Erosion
RIDER GULCH CREEKRIDER GULCH CREEK33 RR 305.100305.100Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 22MediumMedium 01980198 04010401MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureSilvicultureSilvicultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land Development
SALINAS RECLAMATION CANALSALINAS RECLAMATION CANAL33 RR 309.200309.200PesticidesPesticides 2020MediumMedium 01980198 04050405MilesMiles
Minor Industrial Point SourceMinor Industrial Point SourceAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Priority OrganicsPriority Organics 2020MediumMedium 01980198 04050405MilesMilesMinor Industrial Point SourceMinor Industrial Point SourceAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersSource UnknownSource UnknownNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SALINAS RIVERSALINAS RIVER33 RR 309.100309.100NutrientsNutrients 5050MediumMedium 01980198 04030403MilesMiles
AgricultureAgriculture
40* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PesticidesPesticides 5050MediumMedium 01980198 04030403MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgriculture-irrigation tailwaterAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 5050MediumMedium 01980198 04030403MilesMilesAgricultureAgriculture
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 9090MediumMedium 01980198 04010401MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionRange LandRange LandAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffRoad Road Construction Construction Land DevelopmentLand DevelopmentChannel ErosionChannel ErosionNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SAN ANTONIO CREEK (SANTA SAN ANTONIO CREEK (SANTA BARBARA COUNTY)BARBARA COUNTY)
33 RR 315.310315.310
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 66LowLow 04060406 04110411MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SAN BENITO RIVERSAN BENITO RIVER33 RR 305.500305.500Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 8686MediumMedium 01980198 04010401MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureResource ExtractionResource ExtractionNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SAN LORENZO RIVERSAN LORENZO RIVER33 RR 304.120304.120NutrientsNutrients 2525HighHigh 04930493 04000400MilesMiles
Septage DisposalSeptage DisposalNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PathogensPathogens 2525HighHigh 19991999 20012001MilesMilesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersSeptage DisposalSeptage Disposal
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 2525HighHigh 12981298 04000400MilesMilesSilvicultureSilvicultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentLand DevelopmentLand DevelopmentUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
41* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SAN LUIS OBISPO CRK.(BELOW SAN LUIS OBISPO CRK.(BELOW W.MARSH ST.)W.MARSH ST.)
33 RR 310.240310.240
NutrientsNutrients 99HighHigh 04930493 04000400MilesMilesMunicipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoff
PathogensPathogens 99HighHigh 04930493 04000400MilesMilesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
Priority OrganicsPriority Organics 99MediumMedium 04980498 04010401MilesMilesIndustrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point Sources
SANTA YNEZ RIVERSANTA YNEZ RIVER33 RR 314.000314.000NutrientsNutrients 7070LowLow 04030403 04070407MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSalinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 7070LowLow 04030403 04070407MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 7070LowLow 04030403 04070407MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersResource ExtractionResource Extraction
SHINGLE MILL CREEKSHINGLE MILL CREEK33 RR 304.120304.120NutrientsNutrients 22HighHigh 01980198 04010401MilesMiles
Septage DisposalSeptage DisposalSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 22HighHigh 01980198 04010401MilesMiles
Construction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
VALENCIA CREEKVALENCIA CREEK33 RR 304.130304.130PathogensPathogens 77LowLow 04060406 04110411MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureSeptage DisposalSeptage Disposal
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 77MediumMedium 04010401 04050405MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land Development
WADDELL CREEK, EAST BRANCHWADDELL CREEK, EAST BRANCH33 RR 304.110304.110NutrientsNutrients 33MediumMedium 04010401 04050405MilesMiles
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point Sources
ESPINOSA SLOUGHESPINOSA SLOUGH33 WW 309.100309.100NutrientsNutrients 320320MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcres
AgricultureAgricultureStorm sewersStorm sewers
PesticidesPesticides 320320MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
42* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Priority OrganicsPriority Organics 320320MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MORO COJO SLOUGHMORO COJO SLOUGH33 WW 309.100309.100PesticidesPesticides 345345LowLow 01980198 04110411AcresAcres
AgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 345345LowLow 01980198 04110411AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SALINAS RIVER REFUGE SALINAS RIVER REFUGE LAGOON (SOUTH)LAGOON (SOUTH)
33 WW 309.100309.100
NutrientsNutrients 163163MediumMedium 01980198 04010401AcresAcresAgricultureAgriculture
PesticidesPesticides 163163MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcresAgricultureAgriculture
Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 163163MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcresAgricultureAgriculture
SCHWAN LAKESCHWAN LAKE33 WW 304.120304.120NutrientsNutrients 3232LowLow 04060406 04110411AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePathogensPathogens 3232LowLow 04060406 04110411AcresAcres
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersNatural SourcesNatural Sources
SOQUEL LAGOONSOQUEL LAGOON33 WW 304.130304.130NutrientsNutrients 22LowLow 04030403 04070407AcresAcres
Septage DisposalSeptage DisposalNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PathogensPathogens 22LowLow 04030403 04070407AcresAcresUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 22MediumMedium 04010401 04050405AcresAcresConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land Development
43* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
TEMBLADERO SLOUGHTEMBLADERO SLOUGH33 WW 309.100309.100NutrientsNutrients 150150MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcres
AgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PesticidesPesticides 150150MediumMedium 01980198 04030403AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureIrrigated Crop ProductionIrrigated Crop ProductionAgriculture-storm runoffAgriculture-storm runoffAgricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CHANNEL ISLANDS HARBORCHANNEL ISLANDS HARBOR44 BB 403.11403.11LeadLead 220220LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of lead in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceZincZinc 220220LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of zinc in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LA FISH HARBORLA FISH HARBOR44 BB 405.12405.12DDTDDT 5050HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePAHsPAHs 5050HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePCBsPCBs 5050HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTributyltinTributyltin 00LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
LA HARBOR CONSOLIDATED SLIPLA HARBOR CONSOLIDATED SLIP44 BB 405.12405.12Benthic Comm. EffectsBenthic Comm. Effects 37.1337.13HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlordaneChlordane 37.1337.13MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChromiumChromium 37.1337.13MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of chromium in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 37.1337.13HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue and sediment. Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceLeadLead 37.1337.13LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of lead in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
44* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PAHsPAHs 37.1337.13HighHigh AcresAcresElevated levels of PAHs in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 37.1337.13HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue and sediment. Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 37.1337.13HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTributyltinTributyltin 37.1337.13LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of tributyltin in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceZincZinc 37.1337.13MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of zinc in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LA HARBOR INNER BREAKWATERLA HARBOR INNER BREAKWATER44 BB 405.12405.12DDTDDT 1.51.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePAHsPAHs 1.51.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePCBsPCBs 1.51.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTributyltinTributyltin 1.51.5LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
LA HARBOR MAIN CHANNELLA HARBOR MAIN CHANNEL44 BB 405.12405.12Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 37853785LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceCopperCopper 37853785LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of copper in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDDTDDT 37853785HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue and sediment. Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePAHsPAHs 37853785HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PAHs in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePCBsPCBs 37853785HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue and sediment. Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 37853785LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTributyltinTributyltin 37853785LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of tributyltin in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
45* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
ZincZinc 37853785LowLow AcresAcresElevated levels of zinc in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
LA HARBOR SOUTHWEST SLIPLA HARBOR SOUTHWEST SLIP44 BB 405.12405.12DDTDDT 3030HighHigh AcresAcres
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 3030HighHigh AcresAcres
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 3030MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LONG BEACH HARBOR MAIN LONG BEACH HARBOR MAIN CHANNEL, SE,W BASIN, PIER J, CHANNEL, SE,W BASIN, PIER J, BREAKWTRBREAKWTR
44 BB 405.12405.12
Benthic Comm. EffectsBenthic Comm. Effects 35943594MediumMedium AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
DDTDDT 35943594HighHigh AcresAcresElevated levels of DDT in tissue. Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePAHsPAHs 35943594HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PAHs in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 35943594HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue. Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 35943594MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MARINA DEL REY HARBOR-BACK MARINA DEL REY HARBOR-BACK BASINSBASINS
44 BB 405.13405.13
Benthic Comm. EffectsBenthic Comm. Effects 413413LowLow AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ChlordaneChlordane 413413HighHigh AcresAcresElevated levels of chlordane in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 413413MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of copper in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 413413HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue and sediment. Shellfish Harvesting Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 413413LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of dieldrin in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
46* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Fish Consumption AdvisoFish Consumption Adviso 413413HighHigh AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 413413HighHigh AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LeadLead 413413LowLow AcresAcresElevated levels of lead in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 413413HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue. Shellfish Harvesting Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 413413MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTributyltinTributyltin 413413LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of tributyltin in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceZincZinc 413413MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of zinc in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PORT HUENEME HARBOR (BACK PORT HUENEME HARBOR (BACK BASINS)BASINS)
44 BB 403.11403.11
DDTDDT 5050HighHigh AcresAcresElevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePAHsPAHs 5959HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PAHs in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 5050HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTributyltinTributyltin 5050LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of tributyltin in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceZincZinc 5050LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of zinc in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SAN PEDRO BAY NEARS/OFF SAN PEDRO BAY NEARS/OFF SHORE ZONES- CABRILLO PIER SHORE ZONES- CABRILLO PIER AREAAREA
44 BB 405.12405.12
ChromiumChromium 1070010700LowLow AcresAcresElevated levels of chromium in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceCopperCopper 1070010700LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of copper in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
47* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
DDTDDT 1070010700HighHigh AcresAcresElevated levels of DDT in tissue and sediment. Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePAHsPAHs 1070010700HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PAHs in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePCBsPCBs 1070010700HighHigh AcresAcres
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 1070010700MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceZincZinc 1070010700LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of zinc in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SANTA MONICA BAY OFFSHORE SANTA MONICA BAY OFFSHORE AND NEARSHOREAND NEARSHORE
44 BB 413.00413.00
CadmiumCadmium 1664016640LowLow AcresAcresElevated levels of cadmium in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChlordaneChlordane 1664016640LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of chlordane in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceCopperCopper 1664016640LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of copper in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDDTDDT 1664016640HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDebrisDebris 1664016640LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceFish Consumption AdvisoFish Consumption Adviso 1664016640HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceLeadLead 1664016640LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of lead in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceMercuryMercury 1664016640MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of mercury in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceNickelNickel 1664016640LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of nickel in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePAHsPAHs 1664016640HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PAHs in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
48* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PCBsPCBs 1664016640HighHigh AcresAcresElevated levels of PCBs in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 1664016640MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSilverSilver 1664016640LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of silver in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceZincZinc 1664016640LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of zinc in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
VENTURA HARBOR: VENTURA VENTURA HARBOR: VENTURA KEYESKEYES
44 BB 403.11403.11
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 4040HighHigh AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ABALONE COVE BEACHABALONE COVE BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.940.94MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 0.940.94HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.940.94HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
AMARILLO BEACHAMARILLO BEACH44 CC 404.21404.21DDTDDT 0.30.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.30.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
BIG ROCK BEACHBIG ROCK BEACH44 CC 404.16404.16Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.091.09MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.091.09HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 1.091.09HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.091.09HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
49* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
BLUFF COVE BEACHBLUFF COVE BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.610.61MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 0.610.61HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.610.61HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CABRILLO BEACH (INNER) LA CABRILLO BEACH (INNER) LA HARBOR AREAHARBOR AREA
44 CC 405.12405.12
Beach Closures (Coliform)Beach Closures (Coliform) 0.790.79LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
DDTDDT 0.790.79HighHigh MilesMilesFish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.790.79HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CABRILLO BEACH OUTERCABRILLO BEACH OUTER44 CC 405.12405.12Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.510.51MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 0.510.51HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.510.51HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.510.51HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CARBON BEACHCARBON BEACH44 CC 404.16404.16Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.481.48MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.481.48HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.481.48HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CASTLEROCK BEACHCASTLEROCK BEACH44 CC 405.13405.13Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.810.81MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
50* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
DDTDDT 0.810.81HighHigh MilesMilesFish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.810.81HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
DAN BLOCKER MEMORIAL DAN BLOCKER MEMORIAL (CORAL) BEACH(CORAL) BEACH
44 CC 404.31404.31
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 1.041.04HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
DOCKWEILER BEACHDOCKWEILER BEACH44 CC 405.12405.12Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 5.45.4MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 5.45.4HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ESCONDIDO BEACHESCONDIDO BEACH44 CC 404.34404.34Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 2.052.05MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 2.052.05HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 2.052.05HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
FLAT ROCK POINT BEACH AREAFLAT ROCK POINT BEACH AREA44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.30.3MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 0.30.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.30.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
HERMOSA BEACHHERMOSA BEACH44 CC 405.12405.12Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.881.88MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
INSPIRATION POINT BEACHINSPIRATION POINT BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.30.3MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 0.30.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
51* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PCBsPCBs 0.30.3HighHigh MilesMilesFish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LA COSTA BEACHLA COSTA BEACH44 CC 404.16404.16Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.740.74MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 0.740.74HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.740.74HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LAS FLORES BEACHLAS FLORES BEACH44 CC 404.15404.15DDTDDT 0.760.76HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.760.76HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.760.76HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LAS TUNAS BEACHLAS TUNAS BEACH44 CC 404.12404.12Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.251.25MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.251.25HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.251.25HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LEO CARILLO BEACH (SOUTH OF LEO CARILLO BEACH (SOUTH OF COUNTY LINE)COUNTY LINE)
44 CC 404.44404.44
Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.151.15MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 1.151.15HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LONG POINT BEACHLONG POINT BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11DDTDDT 0.450.45HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.450.45HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
52* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PCBsPCBs 0.450.45HighHigh MilesMilesFish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LUNADA BAY BEACHLUNADA BAY BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.350.35MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MALAGA COVE BEACHMALAGA COVE BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.131.13MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.131.13HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.131.13HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MALIBU BEACHMALIBU BEACH44 CC 404.21404.21Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.530.53MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 0.530.53HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MALIBU LAGOON BEACH MALIBU LAGOON BEACH (SURFRIDER)(SURFRIDER)
44 CC 404.21404.21
Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.660.66MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
DDTDDT 0.660.66HighHigh MilesMilesFish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.660.66HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.660.66HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MANDALAY BEACHMANDALAY BEACH44 CC 403.11403.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.551.55LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MANHATTAN BEACHMANHATTAN BEACH44 CC 405.12405.12Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 2.082.08MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MARINA DEL REY HARBOR BEACHMARINA DEL REY HARBOR BEACH44 CC 405.13405.13Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.650.65MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
53* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.650.65HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MCGRATH BEACHMCGRATH BEACH44 CC 403.11403.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.351.35LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 1.351.35MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
NICHOLAS CANYON BEACHNICHOLAS CANYON BEACH44 CC 404.43404.43Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.941.94MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.941.94HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.941.94HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PALO VERDE SHORELINE PARK PALO VERDE SHORELINE PARK BEACHBEACH
44 CC 413.057413.057
PathogensPathogens 0.120.12LowLow MilesMilesSource UnknownSource Unknown
PesticidesPesticides 0.120.12LowLow MilesMilesSource UnknownSource Unknown
PARADISE COVE BEACHPARADISE COVE BEACH44 CC 404.35404.35Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.331.33MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.331.33HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 1.331.33HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.331.33HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
POINT DUME BEACHPOINT DUME BEACH44 CC 404.36404.36Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.950.95MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 0.950.95HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.950.95HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
54* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
POINT FERMIN PARK BEACHPOINT FERMIN PARK BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.51.5MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.51.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.51.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
POINT VICENTE BEACHPOINT VICENTE BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 2.132.13MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PORTUGESE BEND BEACHPORTUGESE BEND BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 2.22.2MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 2.22.2HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 2.22.2HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PUERCO BEACHPUERCO BEACH44 CC 404.31404.31Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.681.68MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.681.68HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.681.68HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
REDONDO BEACHREDONDO BEACH44 CC 405.12405.12Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.371.37MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.371.37HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 1.371.37HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.371.37HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
55* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
RESORT POINT BEACHRESORT POINT BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.490.49MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ROBERT H MEYER MEMORIAL ROBERT H MEYER MEMORIAL BEACHBEACH
44 CC 404.42404.42
Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.231.23MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
DDTDDT 1.231.23HighHigh MilesMilesFish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.231.23HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ROCKY POINT BEACHROCKY POINT BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.520.52MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ROYAL PALMS BEACHROYAL PALMS BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.061.06MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.061.06HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.061.06HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SANTA CLARA RIVER ESTUARY SANTA CLARA RIVER ESTUARY BEACH/SURFERS KNOLLBEACH/SURFERS KNOLL
44 CC 403.11403.11
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.560.56LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SANTA MONICA BEACHSANTA MONICA BEACH44 CC 405.13405.13Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 2.952.95MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 2.952.95HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SEA LEVEL BEACHSEA LEVEL BEACH44 CC 404.41404.41Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.670.67MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 0.670.67HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.670.67HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
56* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
TOPANGA BEACHTOPANGA BEACH44 CC 404.11404.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.011.01MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.011.01HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 1.011.01HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.011.01HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TORRANCE BEACHTORRANCE BEACH44 CC 405.12405.12Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.580.58MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.580.58HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TRANCAS BEACH (BROAD TRANCAS BEACH (BROAD BEACH)BEACH)
44 CC 404.37404.37
Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 2.022.02MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
DDTDDT 2.022.02HighHigh MilesMilesFish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 2.022.02HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 2.022.02HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
VENICE BEACHVENICE BEACH44 CC 405.13405.13Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.51.5MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 1.51.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
WHITES POINT BEACHWHITES POINT BEACH44 CC 405.11405.11Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 0.70.7MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 0.70.7HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 0.70.7HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
57* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
WILL ROGERS BEACHWILL ROGERS BEACH44 CC 405.13405.13Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 2.22.2MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 2.22.2HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ZUMA (WESTWARD BEACH)ZUMA (WESTWARD BEACH)44 CC 404.36404.36Beach ClosuresBeach Closures 1.651.65MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.651.65HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 1.651.65HighHigh MilesMiles
Fish Consumption Advisory for PCBs.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MALIBU LAGOONMALIBU LAGOON44 EE 404.21404.21Benthic Comm. EffectsBenthic Comm. Effects 32.532.5MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceEnteric VirusesEnteric Viruses 32.532.5HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceEutrophicEutrophic 32.532.5MediumMedium 01930193 12021202AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 32.532.5HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceShellfish Harvesting Adv.Shellfish Harvesting Adv. 32.532.5MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSwimming RestrictionsSwimming Restrictions 32.532.5HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
MUGU LAGOONMUGU LAGOON44 EE 403.11403.11ChlordaneChlordane 20002000HighHigh 12981298AcresAcres
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 20002000MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDacthalDacthal 20002000HighHigh 12981298AcresAcres
Elevated levels of dacthal in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 20002000HighHigh 12981298AcresAcres
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue and sediment. Effects on bird reproductivity from DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEndosulfanEndosulfan 20002000HighHigh 12981298AcresAcres
Elevated levels of endosulfan in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceMercuryMercury 20002000HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
58* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
NickelNickel 20002000MediumMedium AcresAcresNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
NitrogenNitrogen 20002000LowLow 12981298AcresAcresNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PCBsPCBs 20002000HighHigh AcresAcresElevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 20002000HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 20002000HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceZincZinc 20002000MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CRYSTAL LAKECRYSTAL LAKE44 LL 405.43405.43Org. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 5.85.8LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ECHO PARK LAKEECHO PARK LAKE44 LL 405.15405.15AlgaeAlgae 2323LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceAmmoniaAmmonia 2323LowLow 01940194 12991299AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 2323LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEutrophicEutrophic 2323LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceLeadLead 2323LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOdorsOdors 2323LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 2323MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcepHpH 2323MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTrashTrash 2323HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
EL DORADO LAKESEL DORADO LAKES44 LL 405.15405.15AlgaeAlgae 220220LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceAmmoniaAmmonia 220220LowLow 01940194 12991299AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 220220LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
59* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
EutrophicEutrophic 220220LowLow AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LeadLead 220220LowLow AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MercuryMercury 220220MediumMedium AcresAcresElevated levels of mercury in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcepHpH 220220MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ELIZABETH LAKEELIZABETH LAKE44 LL 403.51403.51EutrophicEutrophic 194194LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 194194MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcepHpH 194194MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTrashTrash 194194LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LAKE CALABASASLAKE CALABASAS44 LL 405.21405.21AmmoniaAmmonia 2828LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 2828MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of copper in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 2828HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEutrophicEutrophic 2828MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOdorsOdors 2828LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 2828MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcepHpH 2828MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceZincZinc 2828LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of zinc in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LAKE HUGHESLAKE HUGHES44 LL 403.51403.51AlgaeAlgae 3434LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEutrophicEutrophic 3434MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
60* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Fish KillsFish Kills 3434MediumMedium AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
OdorsOdors 3434LowLow AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TrashTrash 3434LowLow AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LAKE LINDEROLAKE LINDERO44 LL 404.23404.23AlgaeAlgae 13.5613.56MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlorideChloride 13.5613.56LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEutrophicEutrophic 13.5613.56MediumMedium 01930193 12021202AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOdorsOdors 13.5613.56LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSeleniumSelenium 13.5613.56LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of selenium in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSpecific conductivitySpecific conductivity 13.5613.56LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTrashTrash 13.5613.56LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LAKE SHERWOODLAKE SHERWOOD44 LL 404.26404.26AlgaeAlgae 213213MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceAmmoniaAmmonia 213213LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEutrophicEutrophic 213213MediumMedium 01930193 12021202AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceMercuryMercury 213213MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of mercury in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 213213MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LEGG LAKELEGG LAKE44 LL 405.41405.41AmmoniaAmmonia 7070LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 7070LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceLeadLead 7070LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOdorsOdors 7070LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
61* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
pHpH 7070MediumMedium AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TrashTrash 7070HighHigh AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LINCOLN PARK LAKELINCOLN PARK LAKE44 LL 405.15405.15AmmoniaAmmonia 77LowLow 01940194 12991299AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEutrophicEutrophic 77MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceLeadLead 77LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOdorsOdors 77LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 77MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTrashTrash 77HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MACHADO LAKE (HARBOR PARK MACHADO LAKE (HARBOR PARK LAKE)LAKE)
44 LL 405.12405.12
AlgaeAlgae 45.245.2LowLow AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
AmmoniaAmmonia 45.245.2LowLow AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ChemAChemA 45.245.2HighHigh AcresAcresElevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlordaneChlordane 45.245.2HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue. Fish Consumption Advisory for chlordane.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 45.245.2HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue. Fish Consumption Advisory for DDT.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 45.245.2HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of dieldrin in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEutrophicEutrophic 45.245.2LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOdorsOdors 45.245.2LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 45.245.2HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTrashTrash 45.245.2LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
62* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
MALIBOU LAKEMALIBOU LAKE44 LL 404.24404.24AlgaeAlgae 6969MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlordaneChlordane 6969LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceCopperCopper 6969MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of copper in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEutrophicEutrophic 6969MediumMedium 01930193 12021202AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 6969MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 6969LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MATILIJA RESERVOIRMATILIJA RESERVOIR44 LL 402.20402.20Fish barriersFish barriers 198198LowLow AcresAcres
Dam Construction/OperationDam Construction/Operation
MCGRATH LAKE (ESTUARY)MCGRATH LAKE (ESTUARY)44 LL 403.11403.11ChlordaneChlordane 1.351.35HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of chlordane in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 1.351.35HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of DDT in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePesticidesPesticides 1.351.35HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of pesticides (total) in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 1.351.35MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MUNZ LAKEMUNZ LAKE44 LL 403.51403.51EutrophicEutrophic 1515LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTrashTrash 1515LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PECK ROAD PARK LAKEPECK ROAD PARK LAKE44 LL 405.41405.41ChlordaneChlordane 166166MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 166166MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
63* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
LeadLead 166166LowLow AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
OdorsOdors 166166LowLow AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Org. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 166166MediumMedium AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TrashTrash 166166HighHigh AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PUDDINGSTONE RESERVOIRPUDDINGSTONE RESERVOIR44 LL 405.52405.52ChlordaneChlordane 382382MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 382382MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceMercuryMercury 382382MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of mercury in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 382382MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 382382MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SANTA FE DAM PARK LAKESANTA FE DAM PARK LAKE44 LL 405.41405.41CopperCopper 7070LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceLeadLead 7070LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcepHpH 7070LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
WESTLAKE LAKEWESTLAKE LAKE44 LL 404.25404.25AlgaeAlgae 186186MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceAmmoniaAmmonia 186186LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlordaneChlordane 186186LowLow AcresAcres
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 186186MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of copper in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEutrophicEutrophic 186186MediumMedium 01930193 12021202AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
64* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
LeadLead 186186LowLow AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Org. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 186186MediumMedium AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ALISO CANYON WASHALISO CANYON WASH44 RR 405.21405.21SeleniumSelenium 10.1310.13LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ARROYO LAS POSAS REACH 1 ARROYO LAS POSAS REACH 1 (LEWIS SOMIS RD TO FOX (LEWIS SOMIS RD TO FOX BARRANCA)BARRANCA)
44 RR 403.12403.12
AmmoniaAmmonia 1.991.99HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ChlorideChloride 1.991.99MediumMedium 01970197 12001200MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
DDTDDT 1.991.99HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesElevated levels of DDT in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNitrate and NitriteNitrate and Nitrite 1.991.99MediumMedium 12981298MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSulfatesSulfates 1.991.99MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTotal Dissolved SolidsTotal Dissolved Solids 1.991.99MediumMedium 12981298MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ARROYO LAS POSAS REACH 2 ARROYO LAS POSAS REACH 2 (FOX BARRANCA TO MOORPARK (FOX BARRANCA TO MOORPARK FWY (23))FWY (23))
44 RR 403.62403.62
AmmoniaAmmonia 9.629.62HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ChlorideChloride 9.629.62MediumMedium 01970197 12001200MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
DDTDDT 9.629.62HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesElevated levels of DDT in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNitrate and NitriteNitrate and Nitrite 9.629.62MediumMedium 12981298MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSulfatesSulfates 9.629.62MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTotal Dissolved SolidsTotal Dissolved Solids 9.629.62MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ARROYO SECO REACH 1 (LA ARROYO SECO REACH 1 (LA RIVER TO WEST HOLLY AVE)RIVER TO WEST HOLLY AVE)
44 RR 405.15405.15
AlgaeAlgae 7.027.02LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
65* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 7.027.02MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TrashTrash 7.027.02HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ARROYO SECO REACH 2 (WEST ARROYO SECO REACH 2 (WEST HOLLY AVE. TO DEVILS GATE HOLLY AVE. TO DEVILS GATE DAM)DAM)
44 RR 405.31405.31
AlgaeAlgae 2.532.53LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 2.532.53MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TrashTrash 2.532.53HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ARROYO SIMI REACH 1 ARROYO SIMI REACH 1 (MOORPARK FRWY (23) TO BREA (MOORPARK FRWY (23) TO BREA CYN)CYN)
44 RR 403.62403.62
AmmoniaAmmonia 7.587.58HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
BoronBoron 7.587.58MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ChlorideChloride 7.587.58MediumMedium 01970197 12001200MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ChromiumChromium 7.587.58LowLow MilesMilesElevated levels of chromium in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceNickelNickel 7.587.58LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of nickel in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSeleniumSelenium 7.587.58LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of selenium in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSilverSilver 7.587.58LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of silver in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSulfatesSulfates 7.587.58MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTotal Dissolved SolidsTotal Dissolved Solids 7.587.58MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceZincZinc 7.587.58LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of zinc in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ARROYO SIMI REACH 2 (ABOVE ARROYO SIMI REACH 2 (ABOVE BREA CANYON)BREA CANYON)
44 RR 403.67403.67
BoronBoron 11.1211.12MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
66* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SulfatesSulfates 11.1211.12MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Total Dissolved SolidsTotal Dissolved Solids 11.1211.12MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ASHLAND AVENUE DRAINASHLAND AVENUE DRAIN44 RR 405.13405.13High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.570.57HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 0.570.57LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxicityToxicity 0.570.57LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
BALLONA CREEKBALLONA CREEK44 RR 405.13405.13ArsenicArsenic 4.34.3MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of arsenic in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceCadmiumCadmium 4.34.3MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of cadmium in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChemAChemA 4.34.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChlordaneChlordane 4.34.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceCopperCopper 4.34.3MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of copper in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDDTDDT 4.34.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDieldrinDieldrin 4.34.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of dieldrin in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceEnteric VirusesEnteric Viruses 4.34.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 4.34.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceLeadLead 4.34.3LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of lead in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePCBsPCBs 4.34.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
67* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Sediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 4.34.3MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SilverSilver 4.34.3LowLow MilesMilesElevated levels of silver in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceToxicityToxicity 4.34.3MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTrashTrash 4.34.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTributyltinTributyltin 4.34.3LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of tributyltin in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
BALLONA CREEK ESTUARYBALLONA CREEK ESTUARY44 RR 405.13405.13ArochlorArochlor 2.52.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of arochlor in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChlordaneChlordane 2.52.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDDTDDT 2.52.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 2.52.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceLeadLead 2.52.5LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of lead in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePAHsPAHs 2.52.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of PAHs in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePCBsPCBs 2.52.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 2.52.5MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceShellfish Harvesting Adv.Shellfish Harvesting Adv. 2.52.5MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceZincZinc 2.52.5LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of zinc in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
BEARDSLEY CHANNEL (ABOVE BEARDSLEY CHANNEL (ABOVE CENTRAL AVENUE)CENTRAL AVENUE)
44 RR 403.61403.61
AlgaeAlgae 6.166.16LowLow 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
68* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
ChemAChemA 6.166.16HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesElevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlordaneChlordane 6.166.16HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 6.166.16HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chlorpyrifos in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDacthalDacthal 6.166.16HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of dacthal in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 6.166.16HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 6.166.16HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of dieldrin in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEndosulfanEndosulfan 6.166.16HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of endosulfan in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNitrogenNitrogen 6.166.16MediumMedium 12981298MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 6.166.16HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxapheneToxaphene 6.166.16HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of toxaphene in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxicityToxicity 6.166.16HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTrashTrash 6.166.16LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
BELL CREEKBELL CREEK44 RR 405.21405.21High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 9.819.81LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
BROWN BARRANCA / LONG BROWN BARRANCA / LONG CANYONCANYON
44 RR 403.11403.11
Nitrate and NitriteNitrate and Nitrite 3.793.79MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
BURBANK WESTERN CHANNELBURBANK WESTERN CHANNEL44 RR 405.21405.21AlgaeAlgae 6.356.35LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
69* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
AmmoniaAmmonia 6.356.35HighHigh 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CadmiumCadmium 6.356.35LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
OdorsOdors 6.356.35LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
Scum/Foam-unnaturalScum/Foam-unnatural 6.356.35LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
TrashTrash 6.356.35HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CALLEGUAS CREEK REACH 1 CALLEGUAS CREEK REACH 1 (ESTUARY TO 0.5MI S OF (ESTUARY TO 0.5MI S OF BROOME RD)BROOME RD)
44 RR 403.11403.11
AmmoniaAmmonia 2.22.2HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ChemAChemA 2.22.2HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesElevated levels of chemA in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlordaneChlordane 2.22.2HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 2.22.2HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEndosulfanEndosulfan 2.22.2HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of endosulfan in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNitrogenNitrogen 2.22.2MediumMedium 12981298MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePCBsPCBs 2.22.2HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 2.22.2MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceToxapheneToxaphene 2.22.2HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of toxaphene in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxicityToxicity 2.22.2HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CALLEGUAS CREEK REACH 2 (0.5 CALLEGUAS CREEK REACH 2 (0.5 MI S OF BROOME RD TO MI S OF BROOME RD TO POTRERO RDPOTRERO RD
44 RR 403.12403.12
AmmoniaAmmonia 2.32.3HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
70* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
ChemAChemA 2.32.3HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesElevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlordaneChlordane 2.32.3HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated level of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDacthalDacthal 2.32.3HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated level of dacthal in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 2.32.3HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated level of DDT in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEndosulfanEndosulfan 2.32.3HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated level of endosulfan in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNitrogenNitrogen 2.32.3MediumMedium 12981298MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePCBsPCBs 2.32.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated level of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 2.32.3MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceToxapheneToxaphene 2.32.3HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated level of toxaphene in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxicityToxicity 2.32.3HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CALLEGUAS CREEK REACH 3 CALLEGUAS CREEK REACH 3 (POTRERO TO SOMIS RD)(POTRERO TO SOMIS RD)
44 RR 403.12403.12
ChlorideChloride 7.77.7MediumMedium 01970197 12001200MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
Nitrate and NitriteNitrate and Nitrite 7.77.7MediumMedium 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
Total Dissolved SolidsTotal Dissolved Solids 7.77.7MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
COMPTON CREEKCOMPTON CREEK44 RR 405.15405.15CopperCopper 8.528.52LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 8.528.52MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceLeadLead 8.528.52LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcepHpH 8.528.52MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
71* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
CONEJO CREEK / ARROYO CONEJO CREEK / ARROYO CONEJO NORTH FORKCONEJO NORTH FORK
44 RR 403.64403.64
AmmoniaAmmonia 6.516.51HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ChlordaneChlordane 6.516.51MediumMedium 12981298MilesMilesElevated levels of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 6.516.51MediumMedium 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSulfatesSulfates 6.516.51MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTotal Dissolved SolidsTotal Dissolved Solids 6.516.51MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CONEJO CREEK REACH 1 (CONFL CONEJO CREEK REACH 1 (CONFL CALL TO SANTA ROSA RD)CALL TO SANTA ROSA RD)
44 RR 403.12403.12
AlgaeAlgae 5.85.8LowLow 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
AmmoniaAmmonia 5.85.8HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CadmiumCadmium 5.85.8MediumMedium MilesMilesElevated levels of cadmium in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChemAChemA 5.85.8HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChromiumChromium 5.85.8MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chromium in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDacthalDacthal 5.85.8HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of dacthal in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 5.85.8HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEndosulfanEndosulfan 5.85.8HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of endosulfan in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNickelNickel 5.85.8MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of nickel in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 5.85.8MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
72* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SilverSilver 5.85.8MediumMedium MilesMilesElevated levels of silver in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSulfatesSulfates 5.85.8MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTotal Dissolved SolidsTotal Dissolved Solids 5.85.8MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceToxapheneToxaphene 5.85.8HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of toxaphene in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxicityToxicity 5.85.8HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CONEJO CREEK REACH 2 (SANTA CONEJO CREEK REACH 2 (SANTA ROSA RD TO THO. OAKS CITY ROSA RD TO THO. OAKS CITY LIMIT)LIMIT)
44 RR 403.63403.63
AlgaeAlgae 2.672.67LowLow 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
AmmoniaAmmonia 2.672.67HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CadmiumCadmium 2.672.67MediumMedium MilesMilesElevated levels of cadmium in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChemAChemA 2.672.67HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlorideChloride 2.672.67MediumMedium 01970197 12001200MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChromiumChromium 2.672.67MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chromium in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDacthalDacthal 2.672.67HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of dacthal in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 2.672.67HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEndosulfanEndosulfan 2.672.67HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of endosulfan in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNickelNickel 2.672.67MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of nickel in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 2.672.67MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
73* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SilverSilver 2.672.67MediumMedium MilesMilesElevated levels of silver in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSulfatesSulfates 2.672.67MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTotal Dissolved SolidsTotal Dissolved Solids 2.672.67MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceToxapheneToxaphene 2.672.67HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of toxaphene in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxicityToxicity 2.672.67HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CONEJO CREEK REACH 3 CONEJO CREEK REACH 3 (THOUSAND OAKS CITY LIMIT TO (THOUSAND OAKS CITY LIMIT TO LYNN RD.)LYNN RD.)
44 RR 403.64403.64
AlgaeAlgae 5.65.6LowLow 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
AmmoniaAmmonia 5.65.6HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CadmiumCadmium 5.65.6MediumMedium MilesMilesElevated levels of cadmium in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChemAChemA 5.65.6HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChromiumChromium 5.65.6MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chromium in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDacthalDacthal 5.65.6HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of dacthal in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 5.65.6HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEndosulfanEndosulfan 5.65.6HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of endosulfan in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNickelNickel 5.65.6MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of nickel in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 5.65.6MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSilverSilver 5.65.6MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of silver in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
74* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SulfatesSulfates 5.65.6MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
Total Dissolved SolidsTotal Dissolved Solids 5.65.6MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ToxapheneToxaphene 5.65.6HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesElevated levels of toxaphene in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxicityToxicity 5.65.6HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CONEJO CREEK REACH 4 CONEJO CREEK REACH 4 (ABOVE LYNN RD.)(ABOVE LYNN RD.)
44 RR 403.68403.68
AlgaeAlgae 4.984.98LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
AmmoniaAmmonia 4.984.98HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ChemAChemA 4.984.98HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesElevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlorideChloride 4.984.98MediumMedium 01970197 12001200MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDacthalDacthal 4.984.98HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of dacthal in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 4.984.98HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEndosulfanEndosulfan 4.984.98HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of endosulfan in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 4.984.98MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSulfatesSulfates 4.984.98MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTotal Dissolved SolidsTotal Dissolved Solids 4.984.98MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceToxapheneToxaphene 4.984.98HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of toxaphene in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxicityToxicity 4.984.98HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
COYOTE CREEKCOYOTE CREEK44 RR 405.15405.15Abnormal Fish HistologyAbnormal Fish Histology 13.4513.45MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
75* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
AlgaeAlgae 13.4513.45MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
AmmoniaAmmonia 13.4513.45HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 13.4513.45MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SilverSilver 13.4513.45MediumMedium MilesMilesElevated levels of silver in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
DOMINGUEZ CHANNEL (ABOVE DOMINGUEZ CHANNEL (ABOVE VERMONT)VERMONT)
44 RR 405.12405.12
AldrinAldrin 99MediumMedium MilesMilesElevated levels of aldrin in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceAmmoniaAmmonia 99LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChemAChemA 99HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChlordaneChlordane 99HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChromiumChromium 99MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chromium in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceCopperCopper 99LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDDTDDT 99HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDieldrinDieldrin 99MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of dieldrin in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 99LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceLeadLead 99LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of lead in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePAHsPAHs 99HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of PAHs in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePCBsPCBs 99HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
76* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
ZincZinc 99HighHigh MilesMilesElevated levels of zinc in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
DOMINGUEZ CHANNEL ESTUARY DOMINGUEZ CHANNEL ESTUARY (TO VERMONT)(TO VERMONT)
44 RR 405.12405.12
AldrinAldrin 8.48.4MediumMedium MilesMilesElevated levels of aldrin in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceAmmoniaAmmonia 8.48.4LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceBenthic Comm. EffectsBenthic Comm. Effects 8.48.4HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChemAChemA 8.48.4HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChlordaneChlordane 8.48.4HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChromiumChromium 8.48.4MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chromium in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceCopperCopper 8.48.4LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDDTDDT 8.48.4HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceDieldrinDieldrin 8.48.4MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of dieldrin in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 8.48.4LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceLeadLead 8.48.4LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of lead in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePAHsPAHs 8.48.4HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of PAHs in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePCBsPCBs 8.48.4HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceZincZinc 8.48.4HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of zinc in sediment.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
77* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
DUCK POND AGRICULTURAL DUCK POND AGRICULTURAL DRAIN/MUGU DRAIN/OXNARD DR DRAIN/MUGU DRAIN/OXNARD DR #2#2
44 RR 403.11403.11
ChemAChemA 13.513.5HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesElevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlordaneChlordane 13.513.5HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 13.513.5HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNitrogenNitrogen 13.513.5MediumMedium 12981298MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 13.513.5MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxapheneToxaphene 13.513.5HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of toxaphene in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxicityToxicity 13.513.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
FOX BARRANCAFOX BARRANCA44 RR 403.62403.62BoronBoron 3.033.03MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNitrate and NitriteNitrate and Nitrite 3.033.03MediumMedium 12981298MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSulfatesSulfates 3.033.03MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTotal Dissolved SolidsTotal Dissolved Solids 3.033.03MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LAS VIRGENES CREEKLAS VIRGENES CREEK44 RR 404.22404.22High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 11.4711.47HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNutrients (Algae)Nutrients (Algae) 11.4711.47MediumMedium 01930193 12021202MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 11.4711.47MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceScum/Foam-unnaturalScum/Foam-unnatural 11.4711.47LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSeleniumSelenium 11.4711.47LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTrashTrash 11.4711.47LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
78* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
LINDERO CREEK REACH 1LINDERO CREEK REACH 144 RR 404.23404.23AlgaeAlgae 2.22.2MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 2.22.2HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceScum/Foam-unnaturalScum/Foam-unnatural 2.22.2LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSeleniumSelenium 2.22.2LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTrashTrash 2.22.2LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LINDERO CREEK REACH 2 LINDERO CREEK REACH 2 (ABOVE LAKE)(ABOVE LAKE)
44 RR 404.23404.23
AlgaeAlgae 4.84.8MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 4.84.8HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Scum/Foam-unnaturalScum/Foam-unnatural 4.84.8LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SeleniumSelenium 4.84.8LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TrashTrash 4.84.8LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LOS ANGELES RIVER REACH 1 LOS ANGELES RIVER REACH 1 (ESTUARY TO CARSON STREET)(ESTUARY TO CARSON STREET)
44 RR 405.12405.12
AmmoniaAmmonia 2.012.01HighHigh 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 2.012.01MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
LeadLead 2.012.01LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
Nutrients (Algae)Nutrients (Algae) 2.012.01MediumMedium 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
pHpH 2.012.01MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
Scum/Foam-unnaturalScum/Foam-unnatural 2.012.01LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
TrashTrash 2.012.01HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
LOS ANGELES RIVER REACH 2 LOS ANGELES RIVER REACH 2 (CARSON TO FIGUEROA STREET)(CARSON TO FIGUEROA STREET)
44 RR 405.15405.15
AmmoniaAmmonia 19.3719.37HighHigh 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
79* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 19.3719.37MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
LeadLead 19.3719.37LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
Nutrients (Algae)Nutrients (Algae) 19.3719.37MediumMedium 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
OdorsOdors 19.3719.37LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
OilOil 19.3719.37MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
Scum/Foam-unnaturalScum/Foam-unnatural 19.3719.37LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
TrashTrash 19.3719.37HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
LOS ANGELES RIVER REACH 3 LOS ANGELES RIVER REACH 3 (FIGUEROA ST TO RIVERSIDE DR.)(FIGUEROA ST TO RIVERSIDE DR.)
44 RR 405.21405.21
AmmoniaAmmonia 7.247.24HighHigh 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
Nutrients (Algae)Nutrients (Algae) 7.247.24MediumMedium 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
OdorsOdors 7.247.24LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
Scum/Foam-unnaturalScum/Foam-unnatural 7.247.24LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
TrashTrash 7.247.24HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
LOS ANGELES RIVER REACH 4 LOS ANGELES RIVER REACH 4 (SEPUVEDA DR. TO SEPULVEDA (SEPUVEDA DR. TO SEPULVEDA DAM)DAM)
44 RR 405.21405.21
AmmoniaAmmonia 11.8411.84HighHigh 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 11.8411.84MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
LeadLead 11.8411.84LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
Nutrients (Algae)Nutrients (Algae) 11.8411.84MediumMedium 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
OdorsOdors 11.8411.84LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
Scum/Foam-unnaturalScum/Foam-unnatural 11.8411.84LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
TrashTrash 11.8411.84HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
80* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
LOS ANGELES RIVER REACH 5 LOS ANGELES RIVER REACH 5 (AT SEPULVEDA BASIN)(AT SEPULVEDA BASIN)
44 RR 405.21405.21
AmmoniaAmmonia 1.931.93HighHigh 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ChemAChemA 1.931.93MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 1.931.93MediumMedium MilesMilesElevated levels of chlorpyrifos in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceNutrients (Algae)Nutrients (Algae) 1.931.93MediumMedium 01940194 12991299MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceOdorsOdors 1.931.93LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceOilOil 1.931.93LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceScum/Foam-unnaturalScum/Foam-unnatural 1.931.93LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTrashTrash 1.931.93HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
LOS ANGELES RIVER REACH 6 LOS ANGELES RIVER REACH 6 (ABOVE SEPULVEDA FLD CNTRL (ABOVE SEPULVEDA FLD CNTRL BASIN)BASIN)
44 RR 405.21405.21
Dichloroethylene/1,1-DCEDichloroethylene/1,1-DCE 6.176.17LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 6.176.17LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Tetrachloroethylene/PCETetrachloroethylene/PCE 6.176.17LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Trichloroethylene/TCETrichloroethylene/TCE 6.176.17LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MALIBU CREEKMALIBU CREEK44 RR 404.21404.21Fish barriersFish barriers 9.59.5LowLow MilesMiles
Dam Construction/OperationDam Construction/OperationHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 9.59.5HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceNutrients (Algae)Nutrients (Algae) 9.59.5MediumMedium 01930193 12021202MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceScum/Foam-unnaturalScum/Foam-unnatural 9.59.5LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTrashTrash 9.59.5LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
81* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
MATILIJA CREEK REACH 1 (JCT. MATILIJA CREEK REACH 1 (JCT. WITH N. FORK TO RESERVOIR)WITH N. FORK TO RESERVOIR)
44 RR 402.20402.20
Fish barriersFish barriers 1.61.6LowLow MilesMilesDam Construction/OperationDam Construction/Operation
MATILIJA CREEK REACH 2 MATILIJA CREEK REACH 2 (ABOVE RESERVOIR)(ABOVE RESERVOIR)
44 RR 402.20402.20
Fish barriersFish barriers 16.816.8LowLow MilesMilesDam Construction/OperationDam Construction/Operation
MEDEA CREEK REACH 1 (LAKE MEDEA CREEK REACH 1 (LAKE TO CONFL. WITH LINDERO)TO CONFL. WITH LINDERO)
44 RR 404.23404.23
AlgaeAlgae 3.013.01MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 3.013.01HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SeleniumSelenium 3.013.01LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TrashTrash 3.013.01LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MEDEA CREEK REACH 2 (ABV MEDEA CREEK REACH 2 (ABV COFL. WITH LINDERO)COFL. WITH LINDERO)
44 RR 404.24404.24
AlgaeAlgae 5.445.44MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 5.445.44HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SeleniumSelenium 5.445.44LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TrashTrash 5.445.44LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MINT CANYON CREEK REACH 1 MINT CANYON CREEK REACH 1 (CONFL TO ROWLER CYN)(CONFL TO ROWLER CYN)
44 RR 403.51403.51
Nitrate and NitriteNitrate and Nitrite 8.168.16MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MONROVIA CANYON CREEKMONROVIA CANYON CREEK44 RR 405.33405.33LeadLead 2.092.09LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PALO COMADO CREEKPALO COMADO CREEK44 RR 404.23404.23High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 7.787.78HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PICO KENTER DRAINPICO KENTER DRAIN44 RR 405.13405.13AmmoniaAmmonia 4.774.77LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 4.774.77MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
82* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Enteric VirusesEnteric Viruses 4.774.77HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 4.774.77HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LeadLead 4.774.77LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PAHsPAHs 4.774.77HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ToxicityToxicity 4.774.77MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TrashTrash 4.774.77LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
REVOLON SLOUGH MAIN REVOLON SLOUGH MAIN BRANCH (MUGU LAGOON TO BRANCH (MUGU LAGOON TO CENTRAL AVENUE)CENTRAL AVENUE)
44 RR 403.11403.11
AlgaeAlgae 8.98.9LowLow 12981298MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ChemAChemA 8.98.9HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesElevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlordaneChlordane 8.98.9HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 8.98.9HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chlorpyrifos in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDacthalDacthal 8.98.9HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of dacthal in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 8.98.9HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 8.98.9HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of dieldrin in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceEndosulfanEndosulfan 8.98.9HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of endosulfan in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNitrogenNitrogen 8.98.9MediumMedium 12981298MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 8.98.9HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSeleniumSelenium 8.98.9LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
83* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
ToxapheneToxaphene 8.98.9HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesElevated levels of toxaphene in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxicityToxicity 8.98.9HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTrashTrash 8.98.9LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
RIO DE SANTA CLARA/OXNARD RIO DE SANTA CLARA/OXNARD DRAIN #3DRAIN #3
44 RR 403.11403.11
ChemAChemA 2.482.48HighHigh 12981298MilesMilesElevated levels of chemA pesticides in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceChlordaneChlordane 2.482.48HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 2.482.48HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNitrogenNitrogen 2.482.48LowLow 12981298MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 2.482.48HighHigh MilesMiles
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 2.482.48HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxapheneToxaphene 2.482.48HighHigh 12981298MilesMiles
Elevated levels of toxaphene in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
RIO HONDO REACH 1 (CONFL. LA RIO HONDO REACH 1 (CONFL. LA RIVER TO SNT ANA FWY)RIVER TO SNT ANA FWY)
44 RR 405.15405.15
AmmoniaAmmonia 4.194.19LowLow 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CopperCopper 4.194.19LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 4.194.19LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
LeadLead 4.194.19LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
pHpH 4.194.19LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
TrashTrash 4.194.19HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ZincZinc 4.194.19LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
84* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
RIO HONDO REACH 2 (AT RIO HONDO REACH 2 (AT SPREADING GROUNDS)SPREADING GROUNDS)
44 RR 405.15405.15
AmmoniaAmmonia 2.712.71MediumMedium 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 2.712.71LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SAN GABRIEL RIVER EAST FORKSAN GABRIEL RIVER EAST FORK44 RR 405.43405.43TrashTrash 1212HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SAN GABRIEL RIVER ESTUARYSAN GABRIEL RIVER ESTUARY44 RR 405.15405.15Abnormal Fish HistologyAbnormal Fish Histology 2.952.95MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceArsenicArsenic 2.952.95LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of arsenic in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SAN GABRIEL RIVER REACH 1 SAN GABRIEL RIVER REACH 1 (ESTUARY TO FIRESTONE)(ESTUARY TO FIRESTONE)
44 RR 405.15405.15
Abnormal Fish HistologyAbnormal Fish Histology 8.738.73MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
AlgaeAlgae 8.738.73MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
AmmoniaAmmonia 8.738.73HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 8.738.73LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ToxicityToxicity 8.738.73MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SAN GABRIEL RIVER REACH 2 SAN GABRIEL RIVER REACH 2 (FIRESTONE TO WHITTIER (FIRESTONE TO WHITTIER NARROWS DAMNARROWS DAM
44 RR 405.15405.15
AmmoniaAmmonia 9.999.99HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 9.999.99LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
LeadLead 9.999.99LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SAN GABRIEL RIVER REACH 3 SAN GABRIEL RIVER REACH 3 (WHITTIER NARROWS TO (WHITTIER NARROWS TO RAMONA)RAMONA)
44 RR 405.41405.41
ToxicityToxicity 3.523.52MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
85* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SAN JOSE CREEK REACH 1 (SG SAN JOSE CREEK REACH 1 (SG CONFL. TO TEMPLE STREET)CONFL. TO TEMPLE STREET)
44 RR 405.41405.41
AlgaeAlgae 13.1213.12MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
AmmoniaAmmonia 13.1213.12HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 13.1213.12LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SAN JOSE CREEK REACH 2 SAN JOSE CREEK REACH 2 (TEMPLE TO I-10 AT WHITE AVE.)(TEMPLE TO I-10 AT WHITE AVE.)
44 RR 405.51405.51
AlgaeAlgae 4.934.93MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
AmmoniaAmmonia 4.934.93HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 4.934.93LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SANTA CLARA RIVER ESTUARYSANTA CLARA RIVER ESTUARY44 RR 403.11403.11ChemAChemA 2.072.07MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 2.072.07LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceToxapheneToxaphene 2.072.07MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SANTA CLARA RIVER REACH 3 SANTA CLARA RIVER REACH 3 (DAM TO ABV SP CRK/BLW (DAM TO ABV SP CRK/BLW TIMBER CYN)TIMBER CYN)
44 RR 403.21403.21
AmmoniaAmmonia 13.2413.24MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ChlorideChloride 13.2413.24MediumMedium 12971297MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SANTA CLARA RIVER REACH 7 SANTA CLARA RIVER REACH 7 (BLUE CUT TO WEST PIER HWY (BLUE CUT TO WEST PIER HWY 99)99)
44 RR 403.51403.51
AmmoniaAmmonia 9.219.21MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ChlorideChloride 9.219.21MediumMedium 12971297MilesMilesChloride was relisted by USEPA
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 9.219.21LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceNitrate and NitriteNitrate and Nitrite 9.219.21MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
86* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SANTA CLARA RIVER REACH 8-W SANTA CLARA RIVER REACH 8-W PIER HY 99 TO BOUQUET CYN RD PIER HY 99 TO BOUQUET CYN RD BRGBRG
44 RR 403.51403.51
AmmoniaAmmonia 3.423.42MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ChlorideChloride 3.423.42MediumMedium 12971297MilesMilesChloride was relisted by USEPA.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 3.423.42LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceNitrate and NitriteNitrate and Nitrite 3.423.42MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 3.423.42MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SANTA CLARA RIVER REACH 9 SANTA CLARA RIVER REACH 9 (BOUQUET CYN RD.TO ABV LANG (BOUQUET CYN RD.TO ABV LANG GAGNG)GAGNG)
44 RR 403.51403.51
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 12.6912.69LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SANTA MONICA CANYONSANTA MONICA CANYON44 RR 405.13405.13High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 2.92.9HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceLeadLead 2.92.9LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SEPULVEDA CANYONSEPULVEDA CANYON44 RR 405.13405.13AmmoniaAmmonia 6.86.8LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 6.86.8HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceLeadLead 6.86.8LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
STOKES CREEKSTOKES CREEK44 RR 404.22404.22High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 5.335.33HighHigh MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TAPO CANYON REACH 1TAPO CANYON REACH 144 RR 403.67403.67BoronBoron 5.235.23MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceChlorideChloride 5.235.23MediumMedium 01970197 12001200MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSulfatesSulfates 5.235.23MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTotal Dissolved SolidsTotal Dissolved Solids 5.235.23MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
87* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
TOPANGA CANYON CREEKTOPANGA CANYON CREEK44 RR 404.11404.11LeadLead 8.68.6LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TORRANCE CARSON CHANNELTORRANCE CARSON CHANNEL44 RR 405.12405.12CopperCopper 12.612.6LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 12.612.6MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceLeadLead 12.612.6LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TORREY CANYON CREEKTORREY CANYON CREEK44 RR 403.41403.41Nitrate and NitriteNitrate and Nitrite 1.71.7MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TRIUNFO CANYON CREEK REACH TRIUNFO CANYON CREEK REACH 11
44 RR 404.24404.24
LeadLead 4.064.06LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MercuryMercury 4.064.06LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TRIUNFO CANYON CREEK REACH TRIUNFO CANYON CREEK REACH 22
44 RR 404.25404.25
LeadLead 1.981.98LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MercuryMercury 1.981.98LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TUJUNGA WASH (LA RIVER TO TUJUNGA WASH (LA RIVER TO HANSEN DAM)HANSEN DAM)
44 RR 405.21405.21
AmmoniaAmmonia 9.689.68MediumMedium 01940194 12991299MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CopperCopper 9.689.68MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 9.689.68LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
OdorsOdors 9.689.68LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Scum/Foam-unnaturalScum/Foam-unnatural 9.689.68LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TrashTrash 9.689.68HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
VENTURA RIVER ESTUARYVENTURA RIVER ESTUARY44 RR 402.10402.10AlgaeAlgae 0.350.35LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
88* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
DDTDDT 0.350.35MediumMedium MilesMilesElevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceEutrophicEutrophic 0.350.35LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTrashTrash 0.350.35LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
VENTURA RIVER REACH 1 VENTURA RIVER REACH 1 (ESTUARY TO MAIN STREET)(ESTUARY TO MAIN STREET)
44 RR 402.10402.10
AlgaeAlgae 0.180.18LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CopperCopper 0.180.18LowLow MilesMilesElevated levels of copper in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSilverSilver 0.180.18MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of silver in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceZincZinc 0.180.18LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of zinc in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
VENTURA RIVER REACH 2 (MAIN VENTURA RIVER REACH 2 (MAIN ST. TO WELDON CANYON)ST. TO WELDON CANYON)
44 RR 402.10402.10
AlgaeAlgae 4.644.64LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CopperCopper 4.644.64LowLow MilesMilesElevated levels of copper in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSeleniumSelenium 4.644.64LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of selenium in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSilverSilver 4.644.64MediumMedium MilesMiles
Elevated levels of silver in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceZincZinc 4.644.64LowLow MilesMiles
Elevated levels of zinc in tissue.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
VENTURA RIVER REACH 3 VENTURA RIVER REACH 3 (WELDON CANYON TO CONFL. W/ (WELDON CANYON TO CONFL. W/ COYOTE CR)COYOTE CR)
44 RR 402.10402.10
PumpingPumping 0.780.78LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Water DiversionWater Diversion 0.780.78LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
89* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
VENTURA RIVER REACH 4 VENTURA RIVER REACH 4 (COYOTE CREEK TO CAMINO (COYOTE CREEK TO CAMINO CIELO RD.CIELO RD.
44 RR 402.20402.20
PumpingPumping 14.9414.94LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Water DiversionWater Diversion 14.9414.94LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
VERDUGO WASH REACH 1 (LA VERDUGO WASH REACH 1 (LA RIVER TO VERDUGO RD.)RIVER TO VERDUGO RD.)
44 RR 405.21405.21
AlgaeAlgae 3.413.41LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 3.413.41LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TrashTrash 3.413.41HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
VERDUGO WASH REACH 2 VERDUGO WASH REACH 2 (ABOVE VERDUGO ROAD)(ABOVE VERDUGO ROAD)
44 RR 405.24405.24
AlgaeAlgae 5.555.55LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 5.555.55LowLow MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TrashTrash 5.555.55HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
WALNUT CREEK WASH (DRAINS WALNUT CREEK WASH (DRAINS FROM PUDDINGSTONE FROM PUDDINGSTONE RESERVOIRRESERVOIR
44 RR 405.41405.41
pHpH 13.913.9HighHigh MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ToxicityToxicity 13.913.9MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
WHEELER CANYON / TODD WHEELER CANYON / TODD BARRANCABARRANCA
44 RR 403.21403.21
Nitrate and NitriteNitrate and Nitrite 4.174.17MediumMedium MilesMilesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
WILMINGTON DRAINWILMINGTON DRAIN44 RR 405.12405.12AmmoniaAmmonia 4.94.9MediumMedium MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 4.94.9LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 4.94.9LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceLeadLead 4.94.9LowLow MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
90* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
BALLONA CREEK WETLANDSBALLONA CREEK WETLANDS44 TT 405.13405.13ArsenicArsenic 8686MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of arsenic in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceExotic VegetationExotic Vegetation 8686LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHabitat alterationsHabitat alterations 8686LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHydromodificationHydromodification 8686LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceReduced Tidal FlushingReduced Tidal Flushing 8686LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceTrashTrash 8686HighHigh AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
COLORADO LAGOONCOLORADO LAGOON44 TT 405.12405.12ChlordaneChlordane 13.613.6HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of chlordane in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDDTDDT 13.613.6HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of DDT in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceDieldrinDieldrin 13.613.6MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of dieldrin in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceLeadLead 13.613.6MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of lead in tissue and sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePAHsPAHs 13.613.6HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PAHs in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePCBsPCBs 13.613.6HighHigh AcresAcres
Elevated levels of PCBs in tissue.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 13.613.6MediumMedium AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceZincZinc 13.613.6MediumMedium AcresAcres
Elevated levels of zinc in sediment.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LOS CERRITOS CHANNELLOS CERRITOS CHANNEL44 TT 405.15405.15AmmoniaAmmonia 1616LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceCopperCopper 1616LowLow AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
91* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 1616LowLow AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LeadLead 1616LowLow AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ZincZinc 1616MediumMedium AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
DELTA WATERWAYSDELTA WATERWAYS55 EE 544.000544.000ChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 480000480000HighHigh 01980198 12051205AcresAcres
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
DDTDDT 480000480000LowLow 01040104 12111211AcresAcresAgricultureAgriculture
DiazinonDiazinon 480000480000HighHigh 01980198 12051205AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
Electrical ConductivityElectrical Conductivity 1600016000MediumMedium 01010101 12111211AcresAcresAgricultureAgriculture
Group A PesticidesGroup A Pesticides 480000480000LowLow 01040104 12111211AcresAcresAgricultureAgriculture
MercuryMercury 480000480000HighHigh 01980198 12051205AcresAcresResource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 7575HighHigh 01010101 12111211AcresAcres
Municipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
Unknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 480000480000MediumMedium 01010101 12111211AcresAcresSource UnknownSource Unknown
BERRYESSA LAKEBERRYESSA LAKE55 LL 512.210512.210MercuryMercury 2070020700HighHigh 01980198 12051205AcresAcres
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
CLEAR LAKECLEAR LAKE55 LL 513.520513.520MercuryMercury 4300043000HighHigh 01980198 12051205AcresAcres
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionNutrientsNutrients 4300043000LowLow 01040104 12111211AcresAcres
Source UnknownSource Unknown
DAVIS CREEK RESDAVIS CREEK RES55 LL 513.320513.320MercuryMercury 290290MediumMedium 01980198 12111211AcresAcres
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
KESWICK RESKESWICK RES55 LL 524.400524.400CadmiumCadmium 200200MediumMedium 01980198 12111211AcresAcres
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionCopperCopper 200200MediumMedium 01980198 12111211AcresAcres
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
92* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
ZincZinc 200200MediumMedium 01980198 12111211AcresAcresResource ExtractionResource Extraction
MARSH CREEK RESMARSH CREEK RES55 LL 543.000543.000MercuryMercury 375375MediumMedium 01980198 12111211AcresAcres
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
SHASTA LAKESHASTA LAKE55 LL 506.100506.100CadmiumCadmium 2020LowLow 01040104 12111211AcresAcres
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionCopperCopper 2020LowLow 01040104 12111211AcresAcres
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionZincZinc 2020LowLow 01040104 12111211AcresAcres
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
WHISKEYTOWN RESWHISKEYTOWN RES55 LL 524.610524.610High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 100100LowLow 01040104 12111211AcresAcres
Septage DisposalSeptage Disposal
AMERICAN RIVER, LOWERAMERICAN RIVER, LOWER55 RR 519.210519.210Group A PesticidesGroup A Pesticides 2323LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersMercuryMercury 2323MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionUnknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 2323LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Source UnknownSource Unknown
ARCADE CREEKARCADE CREEK55 RR 519.210519.210ChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 1010MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersDiazinonDiazinon 1010MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
The agricultural source of diazinon for these waterbodies is from aerial deposition.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
CACHE CREEKCACHE CREEK55 RR 511.300511.300MercuryMercury 3535HighHigh 01960196 12051205MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionUnknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 3535MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
Source UnknownSource Unknown
CHICKEN RANCH SLOUGHCHICKEN RANCH SLOUGH55 RR 519.210519.210ChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 55MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
93* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
DiazinonDiazinon 55MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMilesThe agricultural source of diazinon for these waterbodies is from aerial deposition.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
COLUSA DRAINCOLUSA DRAIN55 RR 520.210520.210Carbofuran/FuradanCarbofuran/Furadan 7070MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureGroup A PesticidesGroup A Pesticides 7070MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureMalathionMalathion 7070MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureMethyl ParathionMethyl Parathion 7070MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureUnknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 7070MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgriculture
DOLLY CREEKDOLLY CREEK55 RR 518.540518.540CopperCopper 11MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionZincZinc 11MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
DUNN CREEKDUNN CREEK55 RR 543.000543.000MercuryMercury 99LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionMetalsMetals 99LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
ELDER CREEKELDER CREEK55 RR 519.120519.120ChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 1010MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersDiazinonDiazinon 1010MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
The agricultural source of diazinon for these waterbodies is from aerial deposition.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
ELK GROVE CREEKELK GROVE CREEK55 RR 519.110519.110DiazinonDiazinon 55MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
The agricultural source of diazinon for these waterbodies is from aerial deposition.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
94* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
FALL RIVER (PIT)FALL RIVER (PIT)55 RR 526.400526.400Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 2525MediumMedium 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Agriculture-grazingAgriculture-grazingSilvicultureSilvicultureHighway/Road/Bridge ConstructionHighway/Road/Bridge Construction
FEATHER RIVER, LOWERFEATHER RIVER, LOWER55 RR 519.220519.220DiazinonDiazinon 6060HighHigh 01980198 12051205MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
Group A PesticidesGroup A Pesticides 6060LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMilesAgricultureAgriculture
MercuryMercury 6060MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMilesResource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionUnknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 6060MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
Source UnknownSource Unknown
FIVE MILE SLOUGHFIVE MILE SLOUGH55 RR 544.000544.000ChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 11MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersDiazinonDiazinon 11MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
The agricultural source of diazinon for these waterbodies is from aerial deposition.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
FRENCH RAVINEFRENCH RAVINE55 RR 516.320516.320BacteriaBacteria 11LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Land DisposalLand Disposal
HARDING DRAIN (TURLOCK IRR HARDING DRAIN (TURLOCK IRR DIST LATERAL #5)DIST LATERAL #5)
55 RR 535.500535.500
AmmoniaAmmonia 77LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMilesMunicipal Point SourcesMunicipal Point SourcesAgricultureAgriculture
ChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 77MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMilesAgricultureAgriculture
DiazinonDiazinon 77MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMilesAgricultureAgriculture
Unknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 77MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMilesAgricultureAgriculture
HARLEY GULCHHARLEY GULCH55 RR 513.510513.510MercuryMercury 88MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
95* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
HORSE CREEKHORSE CREEK55 RR 526.200526.200CadmiumCadmium 22LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionCopperCopper 22LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionLeadLead 22LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionZincZinc 22LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
HUMBUG CREEKHUMBUG CREEK55 RR 517.320517.320CopperCopper 99LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionMercuryMercury 99LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 99LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionZincZinc 99LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
JAMES CREEKJAMES CREEK55 RR 512.240512.240MercuryMercury 66LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionNickelNickel 66LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
KANAKA CREEKKANAKA CREEK55 RR 517.420517.420ArsenicArsenic 11LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
KINGS RIVER (LOWER)KINGS RIVER (LOWER)55 RR 551.900551.900Electrical ConductivityElectrical Conductivity 3030LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureMolybdenumMolybdenum 3030LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureToxapheneToxaphene 3030LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgriculture
96* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
LITTLE BACKBONE CREEKLITTLE BACKBONE CREEK55 RR 506.200506.200Acid Mine DrainageAcid Mine Drainage 11MediumMedium 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionCadmiumCadmium 11MediumMedium 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionCopperCopper 11MediumMedium 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionZincZinc 11MediumMedium 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
LITTLE COW CREEKLITTLE COW CREEK55 RR 507.330507.330CadmiumCadmium 11LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionCopperCopper 11LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionZincZinc 11LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
LITTLE GRIZZLY CREEKLITTLE GRIZZLY CREEK55 RR 518.540518.540CopperCopper 1010MediumMedium 01010101 12021202MilesMiles
Mine TailingsMine TailingsZincZinc 1010MediumMedium 01010101 12021202MilesMiles
Mine TailingsMine Tailings
LONE TREE CREEKLONE TREE CREEK55 RR 531.400531.400AmmoniaAmmonia 1515LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
DairiesDairiesBiological Oxygen DemanBiological Oxygen Deman 1515LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
DairiesDairiesElectrical ConductivityElectrical Conductivity 1515LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
DairiesDairies
MARSH CREEKMARSH CREEK55 RR 543.000543.000MercuryMercury 2424LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionMetalsMetals 2424LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
97* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
MERCED RIVER, LOWERMERCED RIVER, LOWER55 RR 535.000535.000ChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 6060HighHigh 01980198 12051205MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureDiazinonDiazinon 6060HighHigh 01980198 12051205MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureGroup A PesticidesGroup A Pesticides 6060LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgriculture
MOKELUMNE RIVER, LOWERMOKELUMNE RIVER, LOWER55 RR 531.200531.200CopperCopper 2828LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionZincZinc 2828LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
MORRISON CREEKMORRISON CREEK55 RR 519.120519.120DiazinonDiazinon 2020MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
The agricultural source of diazinon for these waterbodies is from aerial deposition.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
MOSHER SLOUGHMOSHER SLOUGH55 RR 544.000544.000ChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 22MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersDiazinonDiazinon 22MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
The agricultural source of diazinon for these waterbodies is from aerial deposition.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
MUD SLOUGHMUD SLOUGH55 RR 541.200541.200BoronBoron 1616LowLow 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureElectrical ConductivityElectrical Conductivity 1616LowLow 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgriculturePesticidesPesticides 1616LowLow 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureSeleniumSelenium 1616HighHigh 05920592 12001200MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureUnknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 1616LowLow 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgriculture
NATOMAS EAST MAIN DRAINNATOMAS EAST MAIN DRAIN55 RR 519.220519.220DiazinonDiazinon 55MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
The agricultural source of diazinon for these waterbodies is from aerial deposition.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
98* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PCBsPCBs 1212LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMilesIndustrial Point SourcesIndustrial Point SourcesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
ORESTIMBA CREEKORESTIMBA CREEK55 RR 541.100541.100ChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 1010MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureDiazinonDiazinon 1010MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureUnknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 33MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgriculture
PANOCHE CREEKPANOCHE CREEK55 RR 542.400542.400MercuryMercury 2525LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 4040LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureAgriculture-grazingAgriculture-grazingRoad Road Construction Construction
SeleniumSelenium 4040LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureAgriculture-grazingAgriculture-grazingRoad Road Construction Construction
PIT RIVERPIT RIVER55 RR 506.000506.000NutrientsNutrients 100100LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureAgriculture-grazingAgriculture-grazing
Org. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 100100LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureAgriculture-grazingAgriculture-grazing
TemperatureTemperature 100100LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureAgriculture-grazingAgriculture-grazing
SACRAMENTO RIVER (RED BLUFF SACRAMENTO RIVER (RED BLUFF TO DELTA)TO DELTA)
55 RR 500.000500.000
DiazinonDiazinon 3030HighHigh 01980198 12051205MilesMilesAgricultureAgriculture
MercuryMercury 3030HighHigh 01980198 12051205MilesMilesResource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionUnknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 185185MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
Source UnknownSource Unknown
99* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SACRAMENTO RIVER (SHASTA SACRAMENTO RIVER (SHASTA DAM TO RED BLUFF)DAM TO RED BLUFF)
55 RR 508.100508.100
CadmiumCadmium 4040HighHigh 01960196 12011201MilesMilesResource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionCopperCopper 4040HighHigh 01960196 12011201MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionUnknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 5050MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
Source UnknownSource UnknownZincZinc 4040HighHigh 01960196 12011201MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
SACRAMENTO SLOUGHSACRAMENTO SLOUGH55 RR 520.100520.100DiazinonDiazinon 11MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
MercuryMercury 11MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMilesSource UnknownSource Unknown
SALT SLOUGHSALT SLOUGH55 RR 541.200541.200BoronBoron 1515LowLow 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 1515LowLow 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureDiazinonDiazinon 1515LowLow 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureElectrical ConductivityElectrical Conductivity 1515LowLow 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureSeleniumSelenium 1515HighHigh 05920592 12981298MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureUnknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 1515LowLow 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgriculture
SAN CARLOS CREEKSAN CARLOS CREEK55 RR 542.200542.200MercuryMercury 11LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
SAN JOAQUIN RIVERSAN JOAQUIN RIVER55 RR 544.000544.000BoronBoron 130130HighHigh 06970697 12991299MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 130130HighHigh 01980198 12051205MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureDDTDDT 130130LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgriculture
100* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
DiazinonDiazinon 130130HighHigh 01980198 12051205MilesMilesAgricultureAgriculture
Electrical ConductivityElectrical Conductivity 130130HighHigh 06970697 12991299MilesMilesAgricultureAgriculture
Group A PesticidesGroup A Pesticides 130130LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMilesAgricultureAgriculture
SeleniumSelenium 5050HighHigh 05920592 12001200MilesMilesAgricultureAgriculture
Unknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 130130MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMilesSource UnknownSource Unknown
SPRING CREEKSPRING CREEK55 RR 524.400524.400Acid Mine DrainageAcid Mine Drainage 55HighHigh 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionCadmiumCadmium 55HighHigh 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionCopperCopper 55HighHigh 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionZincZinc 55HighHigh 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
STANISLAUS RIVER (LOWER)STANISLAUS RIVER (LOWER)55 RR 535.300535.300DiazinonDiazinon 4848HighHigh 01980198 12051205MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureGroup A PesticidesGroup A Pesticides 4848LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureUnknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 4848MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
Source UnknownSource Unknown
STOCKTON DEEP WATER STOCKTON DEEP WATER CHANNELCHANNEL
55 RR 544.000544.000
DioxinDioxin 22MediumMedium MilesMilesThis listing was made by USEPA.
Point SourcePoint SourceFuransFurans 22MediumMedium MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Point SourcePoint SourcePCBsPCBs 22MediumMedium MilesMiles
This listing was made by USEPA.
Point SourcePoint Source
STRONG RANCH SLOUGHSTRONG RANCH SLOUGH55 RR 519.210519.210ChlorpyrifosChlorpyrifos 55MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
101* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
DiazinonDiazinon 55MediumMedium 01980198 12111211MilesMilesThe agricultural source of diazinon for these waterbodies is from aerial deposition.
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
SULFUR CREEKSULFUR CREEK55 RR 513.510513.510MercuryMercury 77HighHigh 01980198 12051205MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
TEMPLE CREEKTEMPLE CREEK55 RR 531.400531.400AmmoniaAmmonia 1010LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
DairiesDairiesElectrical ConductivityElectrical Conductivity 1010LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
DairiesDairies
TOWN CREEKTOWN CREEK55 RR 526.200526.200CadmiumCadmium 11LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionCopperCopper 11LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionLeadLead 11LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionZincZinc 11LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
TUOLUMNE RIVER (LOWER)TUOLUMNE RIVER (LOWER)55 RR 535.500535.500DiazinonDiazinon 3232HighHigh 01980198 12051205MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureGroup A PesticidesGroup A Pesticides 3232LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureUnknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 3232MediumMedium 01010101 12111211MilesMiles
Source UnknownSource Unknown
WEST SQUAW CREEKWEST SQUAW CREEK55 RR 505.100505.100CadmiumCadmium 22MediumMedium 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionCopperCopper 22MediumMedium 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionLeadLead 22MediumMedium 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
102* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
ZincZinc 22MediumMedium 01040104 12111211MilesMilesResource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
WILLOW CREEK (WHISKEYTOWN)WILLOW CREEK (WHISKEYTOWN)55 RR 524.630524.630Acid Mine DrainageAcid Mine Drainage 33LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionCopperCopper 33LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionZincZinc 33LowLow 01040104 12111211MilesMiles
Resource extraction sources are abandoned mines.
Resource ExtractionResource Extraction
GRASSLANDS MARSHESGRASSLANDS MARSHES55 WW 541.200541.200Electrical ConductivityElectrical Conductivity 82248224MediumMedium 01010101 12111211AcresAcres
AgricultureAgricultureSeleniumSelenium 82248224HighHigh 05920592 12981298AcresAcres
AgricultureAgriculture
BRIDGEPORT RESBRIDGEPORT RES66 LL 630.300630.300NutrientsNutrients 30003000HighHigh AcresAcres
Livestock grazing in wetlands upgradient of reservoir. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
AgricultureAgricultureSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 30003000HighHigh AcresAcres
Watershed disturbance including livestock grazing. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development processs, resources permitting.
Source UnknownSource Unknown
CROWLEY LAKECROWLEY LAKE66 LL 603.100603.100ArsenicArsenic 52805280HighHigh AcresAcres
To be addressed as part of Watershed Management Initiative (WMI) for upper watershed, beginning with Years 3-5 of WMI program, if resources permit.
Natural SourcesNatural SourcesNutrientsNutrients 52805280HighHigh AcresAcres
Source UnknownSource Unknown
DONNER LAKEDONNER LAKE66 LL 635.200635.200Priority OrganicsPriority Organics 960960LowLow AcresAcres
PCBs in fish and sediment exceed Maximum Tissue Residue Level criteria; unknown nonpoint sources. Phase I Truckee River sediment TMDL projected for completion in 1999. Additional monitoring/study necessary to determine sources/cleanup potential for priority organics. TMDLs for organics to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Source UnknownSource Unknown
103* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
EAGLE LAKE (2)EAGLE LAKE (2)66 LL 637.300637.300Org. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 2500025000HighHigh AcresAcres
Nutrients from wastewater disposal to land, livestock grazing, other watershed disturbance. Problems being addressed through sewering of septic system development and RWQCB's ongoing nonpoint source program. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Range LandRange LandLand DevelopmentLand DevelopmentSeptage DisposalSeptage DisposalNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
GRANT LAKEGRANT LAKE66 LL 601.000601.000ArsenicArsenic 10951095HighHigh 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Targeted for "easy" (already funded) TMDL documentation that arsenic from natural sources.
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
HAIWEE RESHAIWEE RES66 LL 603.300603.300CopperCopper 18001800LowLow AcresAcres
Copper problems related to algicide use to prevent taste/odor problems in drinking water supplies. Further biological monitoring being required. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Habitat ModificationHabitat ModificationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
HORSESHOE LAKE (2)HORSESHOE LAKE (2)66 LL 628.000628.000Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 11LowLow AcresAcres
Further monitoring may permit delisting. TMDLs, if needed to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Construction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land Development
INDIAN CREEK RESINDIAN CREEK RES66 LL 632.200632.200NutrientsNutrients 160160HighHigh 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Reservoir formerly received tertiary-treated domestic wastewater from South Tahoe Public Utility District; unreliability of treatment process led to eutrophication. District is now restoring reservoir through flushing with fresh water.
WastewaterWastewater
104* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
LAKE TAHOELAKE TAHOE66 LL 634.000634.000NutrientsNutrients 120000120000HighHigh AcresAcres
Watershed disturbance, urban stormwater, atmospheric deposition. Lake is targeted for sediment and nutrient TMDLs but ability to complete them depends on availability of reliable watershed model. Model calibration, and additional watershed assessment, were funded as a result of 1997 presidential forum; TMDLs for entire watershed to be coordinated with Tahoe Regional Planning Agency's 2001 evaluation of attainment of environmental threshold standards.
SilvicultureSilvicultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersOther Urban RunoffOther Urban RunoffWastewaterWastewaterHydromodificationHydromodificationDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsMarinasMarinasAtmospheric DepositionAtmospheric DepositionHighway Maintenance And RunoffHighway Maintenance And RunoffNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 120000120000HighHigh AcresAcresWatershed disturbance including logging, construction, urban and highway runoff. Development of TMDLs depends on availability of reliable watershed model. Funding for final calibration of U.C. Davis Tahoe Research group model, and for additional watershed assessment, was provided as a result of 1997 presidential forum. TMDLs to be coordinated with Tahoe Regional Planning Agency's 2001 evaluation of attainment of environmental threshold standards.
Source UnknownSource Unknown
PLEASANT VALLEY RESPLEASANT VALLEY RES66 LL 603.200603.200Org. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 115115HighHigh AcresAcres
Problems related to watershed disturbance/reservoir management to be addressed together with problems in Crowley Lake as part of the Watershed Management Initiative; TMDLs to be addressed during years 3-5 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, if resources permit.
Flow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
STAMPEDE RESSTAMPEDE RES66 LL 636.000636.000PesticidesPesticides 34443444LowLow AcresAcres
Sources unknown; no significant agriculture or residential development in watershed; feasibility of reducing loading probably low. Recalculation of Maximum Tissue Residue Level criteria makes delisting possible in next cycle. TMDLs, if needed, will be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process.
Source UnknownSource Unknown
105* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
TINEMAHA RESTINEMAHA RES66 LL 603.200603.200ArsenicArsenic 180180LowLow AcresAcres
TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Natural SourcesNatural SourcesUpstream ImpoundmentUpstream ImpoundmentNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
MetalsMetals 180180LowLow AcresAcresWatershed disturbance, upstream geothermal sources of arsenic. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Source UnknownSource Unknown
TOPAZ LAKETOPAZ LAKE66 LL 631.100631.100Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 23002300HighHigh AcresAcres
Agriculture, river channel damage during January 1997 flood. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
AgricultureAgricultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
TWIN LAKESTWIN LAKES66 LL 603.100603.100NutrientsNutrients 33LowLow AcresAcres
Watershed disturbance, urban runoff; to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, if resources permit.
Land DevelopmentLand DevelopmentOther Urban RunoffOther Urban RunoffNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
AMARGOSA RIVERAMARGOSA RIVER66 RR 609.000609.000Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 198198MediumMedium 01980198 01990199MilesMiles
Internally drained river with natural high salinity; targeted for "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
ASPEN CREEKASPEN CREEK66 RR 632.100632.100MetalsMetals 44HighHigh 01980198 01990199MilesMiles
Acid drainage from Leviathan Mine; Lahontan RWQCB mine workplan to be documented as Phase I TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Acid Mine DrainageAcid Mine DrainageNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
106* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
AURORA CANYON CREEKAURORA CANYON CREEK66 RR 630.300630.300Habitat alterationsHabitat alterations 1313LowLow MilesMiles
Livestock grazing. Listed on basis of limited data; further monitoring may permit delisting. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Range LandRange Land
BEAR CREEK (R6)BEAR CREEK (R6)66 RR 635.200635.200Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 44HighHigh 11951195 01990199MilesMiles
Creek affected by hydrologic modification for ski resort/snow making pond-affected by sediment from pond dam break. Phase I sediment TMDL for Truckee River and tributaries projected to be completed for Basin Plan amendments in 1999, using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds; Phase II work has received Section 205(j) funding and will begin in 1998.
HydromodificationHydromodificationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
BLACKWOOD CREEKBLACKWOOD CREEK66 RR 634.200634.200Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 88HighHigh 01980198 01990199MilesMiles
Creek affected by past gravel quarry operations and other watershed disturbance. Existing USFS restoration program to be documented as phase I "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
SilvicultureSilvicultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentResource ExtractionResource ExtractionHydromodificationHydromodificationNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
BODIE CREEKBODIE CREEK66 RR 630.200630.200MetalsMetals 66HighHigh MilesMiles
Affected by drainage from inactive mines, mine tailings in creek. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionMine TailingsMine TailingsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
BRONCO CREEKBRONCO CREEK66 RR 635.200635.200Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 11HighHigh 11951195 01990199MilesMiles
Watershed disturbance in naturally highly erosive watershed; targeted for sediment TMDL as part of larger Truckee River watershed effort. Phase I TMDL to be completed in 1999 using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds; Phase II, using Section 205j funds, to begin in 1998.
Natural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
BRYANT CREEKBRYANT CREEK66 RR 632.100632.100MetalsMetals 1010HighHigh 01980198 01990199MilesMiles
Affected by acid mine drainage from Leviathan Mine. Problem being addressed by RWQCB through Leviathan Mine workplan; workplan will be documented as Phase I "easy" (already funded) TMDL in 1998 using Section 104/106 grant funds.
Acid Mine DrainageAcid Mine DrainageNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
107* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
CARSON RIVER, E FKCARSON RIVER, E FK66 RR 632.100632.100NutrientsNutrients 11HighHigh MilesMiles
Probably livestock grazing. River was listed due to data collected by State of NV near state line in 1980s, probably reflecting drought conditions. NV has since delisted the river for these pollutants. Further monitoring may support delisting in CA. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 3-5 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Range LandRange LandNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CLARK CANYON CREEKCLARK CANYON CREEK66 RR 630.300630.300Habitat alterationsHabitat alterations 55MediumMedium MilesMiles
Livestock grazing. Listed on basis of very limited information. CRMP has been implemented since 1980s; further monitoring may support delisting. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Range LandRange Land
CLEARWATER CREEKCLEARWATER CREEK66 RR 630.400630.400Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 77MediumMedium MilesMiles
Livestock grazing. Listed on basis of limited data; additional monitoring may support delisting. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Range LandRange Land
COTTONWOOD CREEK (1)COTTONWOOD CREEK (1)66 RR 603.300603.300Water/Flow VariabilityWater/Flow Variability 77HighHigh MilesMiles
Lower reach of creek affected by diversions for LADWP system; TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Flow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/Modification
EAST WALKER RIVEREAST WALKER RIVER66 RR 630.000630.000MetalsMetals 88MediumMedium MilesMiles
Inactive mines and other watershed disturbance; highway runoff. Listed initially due to elevated fish tissue levels; needs further monitoring for metals impacts and may be considered for delisting for metals in next cycle. TMDLs, if needed, will be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process.
Range LandRange LandOther Urban RunoffOther Urban RunoffResource ExtractionResource ExtractionNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 88HighHigh MilesMilesRiver affected by turbid releases from Bridgeport Reservoir; major sediment discharge resulted litigation by State Department of Fish and Game. Further monitoring of beneficial use recovery may support delisting. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
HydromodificationHydromodification
108* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
GOODALE CREEKGOODALE CREEK66 RR 603.300603.300Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 99LowLow MilesMiles
Potential for delisting following further monitoring. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Range LandRange Land
GRAY CREEK (R6)GRAY CREEK (R6)66 RR 635.000635.000Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 44HighHigh 11951195 01990199MilesMiles
Disturbance of naturally highly erosive watershed; Phase I of the TMDL in progress, to be completed as Basin Plan amendment using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds. Section 205(j) funding has been obtained for monitoring to begin in 1998 for use in Phase II of the TMDL.
Natural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
GREEN CREEKGREEN CREEK66 RR 630.400630.400Habitat alterationsHabitat alterations 11MediumMedium MilesMiles
Creek affected by hydroelectric dam construction, livestock grazing. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process.
Range LandRange LandHydromodificationHydromodification
GREEN VALLEY LAKE CREEKGREEN VALLEY LAKE CREEK66 RR 628.200628.200Priority OrganicsPriority Organics 55LowLow MilesMiles
Priority organics (source unknown) were detected in stream in 1980's; no monitoring since. Stream needs reevaluation to determine need for listing. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Source UnknownSource Unknown
HEAVENLY VALLEY CREEKHEAVENLY VALLEY CREEK66 RR 634.100634.100Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 44HighHigh 01980198 01990199MilesMiles
Creek affected by ski resort construction and maintenance activities. Recently adopted resort master plan will phase future development based on accomplishment of watershed restoration projects. Master Plan currently scheduled to be documented as Phase I "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds. (Needs further discussion with USFS staff; recent monitoring data indicate possible need for additional sediment modeling.)
Construction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentLand DevelopmentLand DevelopmentHydromodificationHydromodificationHabitat ModificationHabitat ModificationRecreational ActivitiesRecreational ActivitiesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
HOT CREEK (1)HOT CREEK (1)66 RR 631.400631.400MetalsMetals 55MediumMedium 01980198 01990199MilesMiles
Natural geothermal drainage; targeted for "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
109* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
HOT CREEK (2)HOT CREEK (2)66 RR 603.100603.100MetalsMetals 1010HighHigh 01980198 01990199MilesMiles
Natural geothermal springs. Targeted for "easy" (already funded) TMDL using Section 104/106 grant funds.
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
HOT SPRINGS CANYON CREEKHOT SPRINGS CANYON CREEK66 RR 630.300630.300Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 11MediumMedium MilesMiles
Listed on basis of limited data; further monitoring may support delisting. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process.
Range LandRange Land
INDIAN CREEK (1)INDIAN CREEK (1)66 RR 632.200632.200Habitat alterationsHabitat alterations 77HighHigh MilesMiles
Watershed disturbance from livestock grazing. TMDLs to be addressed as part of Carson River WMI implementation.
Pasture LandPasture Land
LASSEN CREEKLASSEN CREEK66 RR 637.000637.000Flow alterationsFlow alterations 66MediumMedium MilesMiles
Agricultural diversions. TMDL to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, as resources permit.
Flow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/Modification
LEE VINING CREEKLEE VINING CREEK66 RR 601.000601.000Flow alterationsFlow alterations 1111HighHigh MilesMiles
Affected by diversions by Los Angeles Dept. of Water and Power. Court ordered restoration project is underway; will probably be documented as Phase I "easy" (already funded) TMDL during years 3-5 of the 13 years of TMDL implementation, resources permitting.
Flow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/Modification
LEVIATHAN CREEKLEVIATHAN CREEK66 RR 632.100632.100MetalsMetals 22HighHigh 01980198 01990199MilesMiles
Lower reach of creek affected by acid drainage from Leviathan Mine; reach has been diverted around tailings as part of ongoing pollution abatement project. Lahontan RWQCB workplan to be documented as Phase I "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Acid Mine DrainageAcid Mine Drainage
LITTLE HOT CREEKLITTLE HOT CREEK66 RR 603.100603.100ArsenicArsenic 11MediumMedium 01980198 12991299MilesMiles
Natural (geothermal?) sources: targeted for "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104-106 grant funds.
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
MAMMOTH CREEKMAMMOTH CREEK66 RR 603.100603.100MetalsMetals 2222HighHigh MilesMiles
Mammoth Creek is the headwaters of Hot Creek (2); However, it is affected by urban runoff from the Town of Mammoth Lakes as well as natural sources of metals. Urban runoff problems at Mammoth are being addressed through the RWQCB's ongoing regulation and enforcement problems and the WMI.
Natural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
110* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
MILL CREEK (1)MILL CREEK (1)66 RR 601.000601.000Flow alterationsFlow alterations 77HighHigh MilesMiles
Creek affected by water diversions. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Water DiversionsWater Diversions
MILL CREEK (3)MILL CREEK (3)66 RR 641.300641.300Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 66MediumMedium MilesMiles
Livestock grazing. TMDL to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Range LandRange Land
MOJAVE RIVERMOJAVE RIVER66 RR 628.200628.200Priority OrganicsPriority Organics 1010HighHigh MilesMiles
River was 303(d) listed in 1980's due to subsurface "Barstow slug" of toxic pollutants from various urban/industrial sources; later monitoring shows main "slug" has dissipated but some areas of pollution remain. River is currently a WMI priority watershed with emphasis on revision of TDS/salinity objectives. TMDLs for "mini-slug" pollutants to be addressed, if necessary, during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Land DisposalLand DisposalHazardous WasteHazardous Waste
MONITOR CREEKMONITOR CREEK66 RR 632.100632.100MetalsMetals 44HighHigh MilesMiles
Drainage from inactive mines; other watershed disturbance. Problems to be addressed as part of Carson River WMI effort during years 3-5 of the next 13 years of TMDL development.
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
OWENS RIVEROWENS RIVER66 RR 603.300603.300ArsenicArsenic 120120HighHigh MilesMiles
Arsenic from natural geothermal sources; amounts affected by reservoir management. TMDLs for Long HA (603.10) to be addressed during years 3-5 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, as part of WMI, if resources permit. TMDLs for Upper and Middle Owens HAs (603.20 and 603.30) to be addressed during years 6-13 if resources permit.
Natural SourcesNatural SourcesHabitat alterationsHabitat alterations 120120HighHigh MilesMiles
TMDLs for Long HA (630.10) to be addressed in years 3-5 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process as part of the WMI, resources permitting. TMDLs for Upper and Middle Owens HA's to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of TMDL development, resources permitting.
Flow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/Modification
PINE CREEK (2)PINE CREEK (2)66 RR 637.300637.300Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 2424HighHigh 01980198 01990199MilesMiles
Livestock grazing; other watershed disturbance. Watershed/fisheries restoration by existing CRMP group to be documented as "easy"(already funded) TMDL, or as basis for delisting, using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Range LandRange LandNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
111* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
ROUGH CREEKROUGH CREEK66 RR 630.000630.000Habitat alterationsHabitat alterations 88MediumMedium MilesMiles
Livestock grazing impacts. Additional monitoring may provide grounds for delisting. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Range LandRange Land
SKEDADDLE CREEKSKEDADDLE CREEK66 RR 637.100637.100High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 55LowLow MilesMiles
Livestock grazing on BLM land led to reports of high coliform levels several years ago; current status unknown. Further monitoring may support delisting. TMDLs, if needed, will be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Range LandRange Land
SNOW CREEKSNOW CREEK66 RR 634.200634.200Habitat alterationsHabitat alterations 11HighHigh MilesMiles
Land DevelopmentLand DevelopmentDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SQUAW CREEKSQUAW CREEK66 RR 635.200635.200Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 88HighHigh 11951195 01990199MilesMiles
Watershed heavily disturbed by ski resort construction and construction of other facilities for 1960 Winter Olympics; part of creek was channelized. Lower creek has very high bedload sediment transport. Severe watershed damage occurred from January 1997 flooding. Phase I sediment TMDL to be completed using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds; Phase II to begin in 1998 using Section 205(j) funds.
Construction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentOther Urban RunoffOther Urban RunoffHydromodificationHydromodificationDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsDrainage/Filling Of WetlandsHighway Maintenance And RunoffHighway Maintenance And RunoffNatural SourcesNatural SourcesRecreational ActivitiesRecreational ActivitiesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SUSAN RIVERSUSAN RIVER66 RR 637.200637.200Unknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 5959HighHigh MilesMiles
River affected by natural and man-made geothermal discharges and by agricultural drainage. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
AgricultureAgricultureOther Urban RunoffOther Urban RunoffHighway Maintenance And RunoffHighway Maintenance And RunoffNatural SourcesNatural SourcesSource UnknownSource UnknownNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
112* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
TRUCKEE RIVERTRUCKEE RIVER66 RR 635.200635.200Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 106106HighHigh 11951195 01990199MilesMiles
Watershed disturbance including ski resorts, silvicultural activities, urban development, reservoir construction and management; highly erosive subwatersheds. Phase I sediment TMDL to be completed using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds; Phase II work, using Section 205(j) funds to begin in 1998.
Source UnknownSource Unknown
TUTTLE CREEKTUTTLE CREEK66 RR 603.300603.300Habitat alterationsHabitat alterations 1010LowLow MilesMiles
Livestock grazing problems. Potential for delisting following further monitoring. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Range LandRange Land
WARD CREEKWARD CREEK66 RR 634.200634.200Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 77HighHigh MilesMiles
Watershed disturbance. TMDLs to be developed as part of those for Lake Tahoe during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, as resources permit.
Land DevelopmentLand DevelopmentNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
WEST WALKER RIVERWEST WALKER RIVER66 RR 631.000631.000Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 11HighHigh MilesMiles
Agriculture, flooding, highway construction. (Watershed severely impacted by January 1997 flood; 8 miles of highway washed out and reconstructed under emergency regulations with no CEQA analysis.)TMDLs to be addressed through WMI process (once priority watersheds are rotated), probably during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, as resources permit.
AgricultureAgricultureNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
WOLF CREEK (1)WOLF CREEK (1)66 RR 632.100632.100Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 1414HighHigh MilesMiles
Livestock grazing. Problems to be addressed as part of Carson River WMI effort during years 3-5 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Range LandRange Land
ALKALI LAKE, LOWERALKALI LAKE, LOWER66 SS 641.000641.000Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 1085510855MediumMedium 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Natural internally drained lake; affected by agricultural diversions from tributaries. Natural impairment to be documented as "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Flow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ALKALI LAKE, MIDDLEALKALI LAKE, MIDDLE66 SS 641.000641.000Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 3947539475MediumMedium 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Natural internally drained lake affected by agricultural diversions from tributaries. Natural impairment to be documented as "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Flow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
113* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
ALKALI LAKE, UPPERALKALI LAKE, UPPER66 SS 641.000641.000Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 2425024250MediumMedium 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Natural internally drained lake affected by agricultural diversions from tributaries. Natural impairment to be documented as "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Flow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
DEEP SPRINGS LAKEDEEP SPRINGS LAKE66 SS 605.000605.000Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 14001400MediumMedium 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Natural internally drained lake; "natural impairment" to be documented as "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
HONEY LAKEHONEY LAKE66 SS 637.200637.200ArsenicArsenic 5532755327MediumMedium AcresAcres
Arsenic is from ultimately from natural sources, but amounts are affected by agricultural/geothermal drainage. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, probably in connection with TMDLs for Susan River system.
Flow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 5532755327MediumMedium AcresAcresNatural internally directed lake affected by agricultural and geothermal drainage. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, as resources permit (probably in connection with TMDLs for the Susan River.)
AgricultureAgricultureNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
HONEY LAKE WILDFOWL MGMT. HONEY LAKE WILDFOWL MGMT. PONDSPONDS
66 SS 637.200637.200
Flow alterationsFlow alterations 500500MediumMedium AcresAcresPonds were affected by 1980s drought. Further monitoring may support delisting for this parameter. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process.
Agricultural Water DiversionAgricultural Water DiversionMetalsMetals 500500MediumMedium AcresAcres
Ponds were affected by 1980s drought; further monitoring may support delisting for this parameter. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 6-10 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, as resources permit.
AgricultureAgricultureGeothermal DevelopmentGeothermal DevelopmentNatural SourcesNatural Sources
114* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 500500MediumMedium AcresAcresPonds affected by agricultural, geothermal drainage. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
AgricultureAgricultureGeothermal DevelopmentGeothermal DevelopmentNatural SourcesNatural Sources
Trace ElementsTrace Elements 500500MediumMedium AcresAcresGeothermal and agricultural drainage. Further monitoring might support delisting. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressedduring years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, resources permitting.
Geothermal DevelopmentGeothermal DevelopmentNatural SourcesNatural Sources
LITTLE ALKALI LAKELITTLE ALKALI LAKE66 SS 603.100603.100ArsenicArsenic 11MediumMedium 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Naturally impaired (by geologic/geothermal sources); natural impairment to be documented as "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
MONO LAKEMONO LAKE66 SS 601.000601.000Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 3500035000HighHigh 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Naturally saline, internally drained lake with increased TDS due to diversions of tributaries by Los Angeles Dept. of Water and Power. Natural high levels of toxic elements to be addressed through "easy" (already funded) TMDL using Section 104/106 grant funds.
Flow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationNatural SourcesNatural SourcesSource UnknownSource Unknown
OWENS LAKEOWENS LAKE66 SS 603.300603.300Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 2000020000LowLow AcresAcres
Natural internally drained saline lake with lake level decreased, salinity increased due to diversions of tributaries by Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. Pending project by Great Basin Unified Air Pollution Control District may restore some beneficial uses to part of lakebed. TMDLs to be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, as resources permit. [20,000 acre area figure reflects past Corps of Engineers delineation of brine pool; natural lake bed is much larger.]
Flow Regulation/ModificationFlow Regulation/ModificationNatural SourcesNatural Sources
SEARLES LAKESEARLES LAKE66 SS 621.000621.000Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 2610026100MediumMedium 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Naturally saline, internally drained desert playa lake. Natural impairment to be documented as "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Source UnknownSource Unknown
AMEDEE HOT SPRINGSAMEDEE HOT SPRINGS66 WW 637.200637.200MetalsMetals 11MediumMedium 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Natural geothermal springs developed for energy production; natural impairment to be documented as "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
115* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
BIG SPRINGSBIG SPRINGS66 WW 603.100603.100ArsenicArsenic 11MediumMedium 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Natural geothermal source of arsenic at headwaters of Owens River. Natural impairment to be documented as "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
CINDER CONE SPRINGSCINDER CONE SPRINGS66 WW 635.000635.000NutrientsNutrients 11MediumMedium AcresAcres
Springs tributary to Truckee River, affected by subsurface drainage from former wastewater disposal area (disposal discontinued 1978).
Source UnknownSource UnknownSalinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 11MediumMedium AcresAcres
Subsurface drainage from former wastewater disposal area. Has not been monitored routinely in recent years; further monitoring may support delisting. TMDLs, if needed, to be addressed during years 3-5 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, as resources permit.
WastewaterWastewater
FALES HOT SPRINGSFALES HOT SPRINGS66 WW 631.000631.000MetalsMetals 11MediumMedium 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Natural geothermal springs; natural impairment to be documented as "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
HONEY LAKE AREA WETLANDSHONEY LAKE AREA WETLANDS66 WW 637.200637.200MetalsMetals 1200012000MediumMedium AcresAcres
Geothermal drainage;effects of saline Honey Lake water. To be addressed during years 6-13 of the next 13 years of the TMDL development process, probably as part of TMDLs for Honey Lake and Susan River.
AgricultureAgricultureGeothermal DevelopmentGeothermal DevelopmentNatural SourcesNatural SourcesNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
KEOUGH HOT SPRINGSKEOUGH HOT SPRINGS66 WW 603.000603.000MetalsMetals 11MediumMedium 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Natural geothermal springs developed for recreation. Natural impairment to be documented as "easy" (already funding) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
TOP SPRINGTOP SPRING66 WW 637.200637.200RadiationRadiation 11MediumMedium 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Natural source (spring was developed as domestic water source for USFS ranger station and abandoned after testing showed MCL exceedance.) Natural impairment to be documented as "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
WENDEL HOT SPRINGSWENDEL HOT SPRINGS66 WW 637.200637.200MetalsMetals 11MediumMedium 01980198 01990199AcresAcres
Natural geothermal spring developed for energy. Metals source to be documented as natural for "easy" (already funded) TMDL using 1998 Section 104/106 grant funds.
Natural SourcesNatural Sources
116* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
ALAMO RIVERALAMO RIVER77 RR 723.100723.100PesticidesPesticides 5252HighHigh 20022002 20112011MilesMiles
Pesticides may be contained in agricultural return flows. Elevated fish tissue levels. Toxic bioassay results.
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 5252HighHigh 19981998 20002000MilesMiles
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsSeleniumSelenium 5252HighHigh 20002000 20102010MilesMiles
Selenium originates from Upper Basin Portion of Colorado River. Elevated fish tissue levels.
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return Flows
COACHELLA VALLEY STORM COACHELLA VALLEY STORM CHANNELCHANNEL
77 RR 719.470719.470
BacteriaBacteria 2020LowLow 20042004 20092009MilesMilesBacteria objectives violated, threat of toxic bioassay results.
Source UnknownSource Unknown
IMPERIAL VALLEY DRAINSIMPERIAL VALLEY DRAINS77 RR 723.100723.100PesticidesPesticides 13051305HighHigh 20052005 20112011MilesMiles
Elevated fish tissue levels and toxic bioassay results.
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 13051305HighHigh 20002000 20102010MilesMiles
Agricultural return flows.
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsSeleniumSelenium 13051305HighHigh 20002000 20102010MilesMiles
Selenium originates from Upper Basin Portion of Colorado River. Elevated fish tissue levels.
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return Flows
NEW RIVER (R7)NEW RIVER (R7)77 RR 723.100723.100BacteriaBacteria 6060HighHigh 19981998 20052005MilesMiles
Regional Board proposes to establish TMDL in cooperation with U.S.EPA/Mexico.
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsNutrientsNutrients 6060HighHigh 20022002 20102010MilesMiles
Regional Board proposes to establish TMDL in cooperation with U.S.EPA/Mexico.
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsPesticidesPesticides 6060HighHigh 20022002 20132013MilesMiles
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 6060HighHigh 19981998 20022002MilesMiles
Agricultural Drainage from Imperial Valley and Mexicalli Valley.
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsVolatile Organics/VOCsVolatile Organics/VOCs 6060HighHigh 20072007 20132013MilesMiles
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return Flows
PALO VERDE OUTFALL DRAINPALO VERDE OUTFALL DRAIN77 RR 715.400715.400BacteriaBacteria 1616MediumMedium 20052005 20112011MilesMiles
Source UnknownSource Unknown
117* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SALTON SEASALTON SEA77 SS 728.000728.000NutrientsNutrients 220000220000MediumMedium 20022002 20102010AcresAcres
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsSalinitySalinity 220000220000MediumMedium 19981998 20012001AcresAcres
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return FlowsSeleniumSelenium 220000220000MediumMedium 20002000 20072007AcresAcres
Selenium originates from Upper Basin Portion of Colorado River.
Agricultural Return FlowsAgricultural Return Flows
ANAHEIM BAYANAHEIM BAY88 BB 801.110801.110MetalsMetals 180180MediumMedium 01080108 01110111AcresAcres
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
PesticidesPesticides 180180MediumMedium 01080108 01110111AcresAcresUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
HUNTINGTON HARBOURHUNTINGTON HARBOUR88 BB 801.110801.110MetalsMetals 150150MediumMedium 01080108 01110111AcresAcres
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersBoatyardsBoatyards
PathogensPathogens 150150MediumMedium 01080108 01110111AcresAcresUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
PesticidesPesticides 150150MediumMedium 01080108 01110111AcresAcresUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
NEWPORT BAY, LOWERNEWPORT BAY, LOWER88 BB 801.110801.110MetalsMetals 700700HighHigh 01960196 01070107AcresAcres
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersContaminated SedimentsContaminated SedimentsBoatyardsBoatyards
NutrientsNutrients 700700HighHigh 01960196 01980198AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
PathogensPathogens 700700HighHigh 06970697 01000100AcresAcresUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
PesticidesPesticides 700700HighHigh 01990199 01020102AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureContaminated SedimentsContaminated Sediments
Priority OrganicsPriority Organics 700700HighHigh 01990199 01020102AcresAcresContaminated SedimentsContaminated SedimentsUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
UPPER NEWPORT BAY UPPER NEWPORT BAY ECOLOGICAL RESERVEECOLOGICAL RESERVE
88 EE 801.110801.110
MetalsMetals 752752HighHigh 01990199 01020102AcresAcresUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
118* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
NutrientsNutrients 752752HighHigh 01960196 01980198AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersGroundwater LoadingsGroundwater Loadings
PathogensPathogens 752752HighHigh 06970697 01000100AcresAcresUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
PesticidesPesticides 752752HighHigh 01990199 01020102AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 752752HighHigh 01960196 01980198AcresAcresAgricultureAgricultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentChannel ErosionChannel ErosionErosion/SiltationErosion/Siltation
BIG BEAR LAKEBIG BEAR LAKE88 LL 801.710801.710CopperCopper 29702970MediumMedium 01020102 01050105AcresAcres
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionMercuryMercury 29702970MediumMedium 01020102 01050105AcresAcres
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionMetalsMetals 29702970MediumMedium 01020102 01050105AcresAcres
Resource ExtractionResource ExtractionNoxious aquatic plantsNoxious aquatic plants 29702970MediumMedium 01020102 01050105AcresAcres
Construction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentUnknown point sourceUnknown point source
NutrientsNutrients 29702970MediumMedium 01020102 01050105AcresAcresConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentSnow Skiing ActivitiesSnow Skiing Activities
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 29702970MediumMedium 01020102 01050105AcresAcresConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentSnow Skiing ActivitiesSnow Skiing ActivitiesUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
CANYON LAKE (RAILROAD CANYON LAKE (RAILROAD CANYON RESERVOIR)CANYON RESERVOIR)
88 LL 802.120802.120
NutrientsNutrients 600600MediumMedium 01020102 01040104AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
PathogensPathogens 600600MediumMedium 01020102 01040104AcresAcresNonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
ELSINORE, LAKEELSINORE, LAKE88 LL 802.310802.310NutrientsNutrients 33003300MediumMedium 01020102 01040104AcresAcres
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 33003300MediumMedium 01020102 01040104AcresAcres
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourceSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 33003300MediumMedium 01020102 01040104AcresAcres
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
119* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
Unknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 33003300MediumMedium 01020102 01040104AcresAcresUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
FULMOR, LAKEFULMOR, LAKE88 LL 802.210802.210PathogensPathogens 99LowLow 01080108 01110111AcresAcres
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
PRADO PARK LAKEPRADO PARK LAKE88 LL 801.210801.210NutrientsNutrients 6060LowLow 01080108 01110111AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourcePathogensPathogens 6060LowLow 01080108 01110111AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
CHINO CREEK, REACH 1CHINO CREEK, REACH 188 RR 801.210801.210NutrientsNutrients 22MediumMedium 01000100 01050105MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureDairiesDairies
PathogensPathogens 22MediumMedium 01000100 01050105MilesMilesDairiesDairiesUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
CHINO CREEK, REACH 2CHINO CREEK, REACH 288 RR 801.210801.210High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 1010LowLow 01080108 01110111MilesMiles
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
CUCAMONGA CREEK, VALLEY CUCAMONGA CREEK, VALLEY REACHREACH
88 RR 801.210801.210
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 1313LowLow 01080108 01110111MilesMilesUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
GROUT CREEKGROUT CREEK88 RR 801.720801.720MetalsMetals 22MediumMedium 01020102 01050105MilesMiles
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourceNutrientsNutrients 22MediumMedium 01020102 01050105MilesMiles
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
KNICKERBOCKER CREEKKNICKERBOCKER CREEK88 RR 801.710801.710MetalsMetals 22MediumMedium 01030103 01050105MilesMiles
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourcePathogensPathogens 22MediumMedium 01030103 01050105MilesMiles
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
LYTLE CREEKLYTLE CREEK88 RR 801.400801.400PathogensPathogens 1818LowLow 01080108 01110111MilesMiles
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
MILL CREEK (PRADO AREA)MILL CREEK (PRADO AREA)88 RR 801.250801.250NutrientsNutrients 44MediumMedium 01000100 01050105MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureDairiesDairies
120* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PathogensPathogens 44MediumMedium 01000100 01050105MilesMilesDairiesDairies
Suspended solidsSuspended solids 44MediumMedium 01000100 01050105MilesMilesDairiesDairies
MILL CREEK, REACH 1MILL CREEK, REACH 188 RR 801.580801.580PathogensPathogens 55LowLow 01080108 01110111MilesMiles
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
MILL CREEK, REACH 2MILL CREEK, REACH 288 RR 801.580801.580PathogensPathogens 88LowLow 01080108 01110111MilesMiles
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
MOUNTAIN HOME CREEKMOUNTAIN HOME CREEK88 RR 801.580801.580PathogensPathogens 44LowLow 01080108 01110111MilesMiles
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
MOUNTAIN HOME CREEK, EAST MOUNTAIN HOME CREEK, EAST FORKFORK
88 RR 801.700801.700
PathogensPathogens 11LowLow 01080108 01110111MilesMilesUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
RATHBONE (RATHBUN) CREEKRATHBONE (RATHBUN) CREEK88 RR 801.720801.720NutrientsNutrients 22MediumMedium 01020102 01050105MilesMiles
Snow Skiing ActivitiesSnow Skiing ActivitiesUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 22MediumMedium 01020102 01050105MilesMilesSnow Skiing ActivitiesSnow Skiing ActivitiesUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
SAN DIEGO CREEK, REACH 1SAN DIEGO CREEK, REACH 188 RR 801.110801.110MetalsMetals 66HighHigh 01990199 01020102MilesMiles
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourceNutrientsNutrients 66HighHigh 01960196 01980198MilesMiles
AgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersGroundwater LoadingsGroundwater Loadings
PesticidesPesticides 66HighHigh 01990199 01020102MilesMilesUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 66HighHigh 01960196 01980198MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentChannel ErosionChannel ErosionErosion/SiltationErosion/Siltation
SAN DIEGO CREEK, REACH 2SAN DIEGO CREEK, REACH 288 RR 801.110801.110MetalsMetals 66HighHigh 01990199 01020102MilesMiles
Urban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm Sewers
121* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
NutrientsNutrients 66HighHigh 01960196 01980198MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureUrban Runoff/Storm SewersUrban Runoff/Storm SewersGroundwater LoadingsGroundwater Loadings
Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 66HighHigh 01960196 01980198MilesMilesAgricultureAgricultureConstruction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land DevelopmentChannel ErosionChannel ErosionErosion/SiltationErosion/Siltation
Unknown ToxicityUnknown Toxicity 66HighHigh 01990199 01020102MilesMilesUnknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
SANTA ANA RIVER, REACH 3SANTA ANA RIVER, REACH 388 RR 801.200801.200NutrientsNutrients 33MediumMedium 01000100 01110111MilesMiles
DairiesDairiesPathogensPathogens 33MediumMedium 01000100 01110111MilesMiles
DairiesDairiesSalinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 33MediumMedium 01000100 01110111MilesMiles
DairiesDairies
SANTA ANA RIVER, REACH 4SANTA ANA RIVER, REACH 488 RR 801.270801.270PathogensPathogens 1212LowLow 01080108 01110111MilesMiles
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
SANTIAGO CREEK, REACH 4SANTIAGO CREEK, REACH 488 RR 801.120801.120Salinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 22LowLow 01080108 01110111MilesMiles
Source UnknownSource Unknown
SILVERADO CREEKSILVERADO CREEK88 RR 801.120801.120PathogensPathogens 22LowLow 01080108 01110111MilesMiles
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint SourceSalinity/TDS/ChloridesSalinity/TDS/Chlorides 22LowLow 01080108 01110111MilesMiles
Unknown Nonpoint SourceUnknown Nonpoint Source
SUMMIT CREEKSUMMIT CREEK88 RR 801.710801.710NutrientsNutrients 22MediumMedium 01020102 01050105MilesMiles
Construction/Land DevelopmentConstruction/Land Development
MISSION BAYMISSION BAY99 BB 906.400906.400EutrophicEutrophic 11MediumMedium 07050705 07080708AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 15401540LowLow 07990799 07090709AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceLeadLead 11MediumMedium 07050705 07080708AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
122* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SAN DIEGO BAYSAN DIEGO BAY99 BB 900.00900.00Benthic Comm. EffectsBenthic Comm. Effects 172172HighHigh 01980198 07030703AcresAcres
The listing covers the following areas: Near Sub Base 16 acres, Near Grape Street 7 acres, Downtown Piers 10 acres, Near Coronado Bridge 30 acres, Near Chollas Creek 14 acres, San Diego Naval Station 76 acres, Seventh Street Channel 9 acres, North of 24th Street Marine Terminal 10 acres.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceCopperCopper 5050HighHigh 01980198 07030703AcresAcres
This listing is for dissolved copper in the Shelter Island yacht Basin in San Diego Bay.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSediment ToxicitySediment Toxicity 172172HighHigh 01980198 07030703AcresAcres
The listing covers the following areas: Near Sub Base 16 acres, Near Grape Street 7 acres, Downtown Piers 10 acres, Near Coronado Bridge 30 acres, Near Chollas Creek 14 acres, San Diego Naval Station 76 acres, Seventh Street Channel 9 acres, North of 24th Street Marine Terminal 10 acres.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, ALISO HSA PACIFIC OCEAN, ALISO HSA 901.13901.13
99 CC 901.13901.13
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.010.01MediumMedium 07970797 07010701MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, BUENA VISTA PACIFIC OCEAN, BUENA VISTA HA 904.20HA 904.20
99 CC 904.20904.20
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.020.02LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, CORONADO HA PACIFIC OCEAN, CORONADO HA 910.10910.10
99 CC 910.10910.10
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.040.04LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, DANA POINT PACIFIC OCEAN, DANA POINT HSA 901.14HSA 901.14
99 CC 901.14901.14
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.060.06LowLow 07000700 07100710MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, ESCONDIDO PACIFIC OCEAN, ESCONDIDO CREEK HA 904.60CREEK HA 904.60
99 CC 904.60904.60
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.020.02LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, LAGUNA BEACH PACIFIC OCEAN, LAGUNA BEACH HSA 901.12HSA 901.12
99 CC 901.12901.12
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.150.15LowLow 07000700 07100710MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, LOMA ALTA HSA PACIFIC OCEAN, LOMA ALTA HSA 904.10904.10
99 CC 904.10904.10
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 11LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
123* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
PACIFIC OCEAN, LOWER SAN PACIFIC OCEAN, LOWER SAN JUAN HSAJUAN HSA
99 CC 901.270901.270
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.020.02LowLow 07000700 07100710MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, SAN CLEMENTE PACIFIC OCEAN, SAN CLEMENTE HA 901.30HA 901.30
99 CC 901.30901.30
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.150.15LowLow 07000700 07100710MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, SAN DIEGO HU PACIFIC OCEAN, SAN DIEGO HU 907.00907.00
99 CC 907.00907.00
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.50.5LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, SAN DIEGUITO PACIFIC OCEAN, SAN DIEGUITO HU 905.00HU 905.00
99 CC 905.00905.00
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.020.02LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, SAN LUIS REY PACIFIC OCEAN, SAN LUIS REY HU 903.00HU 903.00
99 CC 903.00903.00
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.010.01LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, SAN MARCOS PACIFIC OCEAN, SAN MARCOS HA 904.50HA 904.50
99 CC 904.50904.50
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.010.01LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, SCRIPPS HA PACIFIC OCEAN, SCRIPPS HA 906.30906.30
99 CC 906.30906.30
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.130.13LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
PACIFIC OCEAN, TIJUANA HU PACIFIC OCEAN, TIJUANA HU 911.00911.00
99 CC 911.00911.00
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 3.23.2LowLow 07980798 07110711MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SAN DIEGO BAY, LINDBERGH SAN DIEGO BAY, LINDBERGH HSA 908.21HSA 908.21
99 CC 908.21908.21
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.20.2LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SAN DIEGO BAY, TELEGRAPH SAN DIEGO BAY, TELEGRAPH HSA 909.11HSA 909.11
99 CC 909.11909.11
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.010.01LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMilesNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
124* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
AGUA HEDIONDA LAGOONAGUA HEDIONDA LAGOON99 EE 904.310904.310High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 55LowLow 07990799 07090709AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 55MediumMedium 07040704 07070707AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ALISO CREEK MOUTH OF ALISO CREEK MOUTH OF ORANGEORANGE
99 EE 901.130901.130
High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 0.30.3MediumMedium 07970797 07010701AcresAcresNonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
BUENA VISTA LAGOONBUENA VISTA LAGOON99 EE 904.210904.210High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 350350LowLow 07990799 07090709AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceNutrientsNutrients 150150LowLow 07040704 07070707AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 350350MediumMedium 07040704 07070707AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
FAMOSA SLOUGH & CHANNELFAMOSA SLOUGH & CHANNEL99 EE 906.400906.400EutrophicEutrophic 2828MediumMedium 07050705 07080708AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LOMA ALTA SLOUGHLOMA ALTA SLOUGH99 EE 904.100904.100EutrophicEutrophic 88LowLow 07990799 07090709AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 88LowLow 07990799 07090709AcresAcres
Nonpoint SourceNonpoint Source
LOS PENASQUITOS LAGOONLOS PENASQUITOS LAGOON99 EE 906.100906.100Sedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 385385MediumMedium 07050705 07080708AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SAN ELIJO LAGOONSAN ELIJO LAGOON99 EE 904.610904.610EutrophicEutrophic 330330LowLow 07990799 07090709AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 150150LowLow 07990799 07090709AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSedimentation/SiltationSedimentation/Siltation 150150MediumMedium 07040704 07070707AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SAN JUAN CREEK (MOUTH)SAN JUAN CREEK (MOUTH)99 EE 901.200901.200High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 22LowLow 07000700 07100710AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
SANTA MARGARITA LAGOONSANTA MARGARITA LAGOON99 EE 902.110902.110EutrophicEutrophic 11HighHigh 07960796 07050705AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
125* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
TIJUANA RIVER ESTUARYTIJUANA RIVER ESTUARY99 EE 911.110911.110EutrophicEutrophic 11LowLow 07980798 07110711AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 150150LowLow 07980798 07110711AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceLeadLead 11LowLow 07980798 07110711AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceNickelNickel 11LowLow 07980798 07110711AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePesticidesPesticides 11LowLow 07980798 07110711AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceThalliumThallium 11LowLow 07980798 07110711AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTrashTrash 11LowLow 07980798 07110711AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
GUAJOME LAKEGUAJOME LAKE99 LL 903.110903.110EutrophicEutrophic 2525MediumMedium 07080708 07110711AcresAcres
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
ALISO CREEKALISO CREEK99 RR 901.130901.130High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 11MediumMedium 07970797 07010701MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
CHOLLAS CREEKCHOLLAS CREEK99 RR 908.220908.220CadmiumCadmium 11HighHigh 01980198 07030703MilesMiles
Elevated levels in Stormwater.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceCopperCopper 11HighHigh 01980198 07030703MilesMiles
Elevated levels in Stormwater.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 11LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceLeadLead 11HighHigh 01980198 07030703MilesMiles
Elevated levels in Stormwater.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceToxicityToxicity 11HighHigh 01980198 07030703MilesMiles
Toxicity in Stormwater.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceZincZinc 11HighHigh 01980198 07030703MilesMiles
Elevated levels in Stormwater.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
RAINBOW CREEKRAINBOW CREEK99 RR 902.200902.200EutrophicEutrophic 55HighHigh 07980798 07000700MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
126* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
SAN JUAN CREEK LOWERSAN JUAN CREEK LOWER99 RR 901.270901.270High Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 11LowLow 07000700 07100710MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
TECOLOTE CREEKTECOLOTE CREEK99 RR 906.500906.500CadmiumCadmium 66MediumMedium 07050705 07080708MilesMiles
Elevated levels in Stormwater.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceCopperCopper 66MediumMedium 07050705 07080708MilesMiles
Elevated levels in Stormwater.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 66LowLow 07990799 07090709MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceLeadLead 66MediumMedium 07050705 07080708MilesMiles
Elevated levels in Stormwater.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceToxicityToxicity 66MediumMedium 07050705 07080708MilesMiles
Elevated levels in Stormwater.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceZincZinc 66MediumMedium 07050705 07080708MilesMiles
Elevated levels in Stormwater.
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
TIJUANA RIVERTIJUANA RIVER99 RR 911.110911.110EutrophicEutrophic 77LowLow 07980798 07110711MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceHigh Coliform CountHigh Coliform Count 77LowLow 07980798 07110711MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceOrg. enrichment/Low D.O.Org. enrichment/Low D.O. 77LowLow 07980798 07110711MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourcePesticidesPesticides 77LowLow 07980798 07110711MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSolidsSolids 77LowLow 07980798 07110711MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceSynthetic OrganicsSynthetic Organics 77LowLow 07980798 07110711MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTrace ElementsTrace Elements 77LowLow 07980798 07110711MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point SourceTrashTrash 77LowLow 07980798 07110711MilesMiles
Nonpoint/Point SourceNonpoint/Point Source
127* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.
REGION TYPE NAME POLLUTANT/STRESSOR*HYDRO UNIT PRIORITY
SIZE AFFECTED UNITSOURCE
START DATE
END DATE
1998 CALIFORNIA 303(d) LIST AND TMDL PRIORITY SCHEDULE 12-May-99Approved by USEPA:
"Hydro Unit" is the State Water Resources Control Board hydrological subunit area.
Start and End Dates are shown as the year or as month/year.
START AND END DATES
HYDRO UNIT
WATER BODY TYPE
B = BAYS AND HARBORS S = SALINE LAKESL = LAKES / RESERVOIRSC = COASTAL SHORELINES T = WETLANDS, TIDALO = OCEAN AND OPEN BAYSE = ESTUARIES W= WETLANDS, FRESHWATERR = RIVERS / STREAMSG = GROUND WATER
REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARDS
ABBREVIATIONS
1 North Coast2 San Francisco Bay3 Central Coast
4 Los Angeles5 Central Valley6 Lahontan7 Colorado River Basin8 Santa Ana9 San Diego
GROUP A PESTICIDESAldrin, dieldrin, chlordane, endrin, heptachlor, heptachlor epoxide, hexachlorocyclohexane (including lindane), endosulfan, and toxaphene
128* Comments presented under each pollutant/stressor are not required under Clean Water Act Section 303(d). In a few cases, they provide necessary information.