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COMPLIANCE INFO_1991-1992
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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
4400 - Solid Waste Program
File Section
COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
1991-1992
RECORD_ID
PR0440001
PE
4433
FACILITY_ID
FA0004514
FACILITY_NAME
AUSTIN ROAD/ FORWARD LANDFILL
STREET_NUMBER
9069
Direction
S
STREET_NAME
AUSTIN
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95215
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
9069 S AUSTIN RD
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
004
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Approved
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12 <br /> SEDIMENT <br /> CONTROL <br /> „u <br /> T' . <br /> A MATTER OF MATHEMATICS <br /> For the Washington Suburban <br /> Sanitary Commission (WSSC), an <br /> undetected miscalculation was hiding ' <br /> good news. WSSC owns and operates =a <br /> the Triadelphia and Rocky Gorge <br /> Reservoirs as water supplies for the <br /> suburban Washington D.C., area. <br /> As part of a water quality protection <br /> program,both reservoirs have been <br /> surveyed once every 10 years since <br /> their construction in 1942 to determine <br /> sediment accumulation and loss of <br /> reservoir volume. Surveys conducted <br /> in 1974 and 1984 indicated an increase <br /> in the rate of sedimentation in the <br /> reservoirs that would cause the reser- <br /> voirs to lose 50 percent of their original <br /> capacity within the next 30 years. _� y <br /> Faced with the potential for major <br /> dredging and construction costs, WSSC <br /> asked EA to analyze the sedimentation <br /> data to identify areas that were repre- unusual conditions would affect the management of the reservoirs. One <br /> sentative of sedimentation in the entire calculations, sediment study findings, major recommendation of the study was <br /> reservoir and that could be monitored or the validity of the data. to increase the frequency with which <br /> on a more frequent basis. The researchers found that WSSC measures the sedimentation, to <br /> When EA scientists examined and miscalculation in the 1964 reservoir ensure that such changes come to the <br /> analyzed the data, they discovered studies caused significant exaggeration attention of the watershed managers as <br /> significant and unexplainable of the sedimentation rate in later soon as possible. <br /> discrepancies and contradictions from surveys. Because they are in the same It now appears that the reservoirs <br /> survey to survey. They performed a watershed and subject to the same will not lose 50 percent of their <br /> complete recalculation by writing a climatic conditions, sedimentation rates capacity until sometime in the twenty- <br /> computer program that would calculate for Rocky Gorge are expected to be second century, and WSSC now has <br /> original reservoir capacity and sediment similar to the ones for Triadelphia. more than a century to plan dredging <br /> volume of the Triadelphia Reservoir, Sedimentation rates in reservoirs programs for the reservoirs. Of course, <br /> for which a more complete set of data vary over time with changes in land use such miscalculations could just have <br /> was available,against the actual sedi- and population, severe weather events, easily led to the opposite conclusions, <br /> ment survey data taken in 1950, 1964, and other factors. The quality of the but it is safe to say that this is one <br /> 1974, and 1984. Scientists reviewed water used by the communities served, instance where nobody minds--the <br /> the climatological conditions of the and the maintenance of the water correction will save WSSC time and <br /> watershed over the period of the supply, ecosystems, and recreational money. <br /> calculation to determine whether facilities are all dependent on the <br /> Contact: <br /> Jeff Elseroad 301-771-4950 <br />
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