"URBAN STORM WATER IMPACTS ON A COLDWATER RESOURCE"

Kent Johnson, Kiap-TU-Wish Chapter

PRESENTATION
To the

SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY (SETAC)
SECOND WORLD CONGRESS
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA

NOVEMBER 5-9, 1995

Page 2: Abstract

Page 3: Introduction

Page 4: Materials and Methods

Page 5: Results and Discussion

Page 6: Conclusions

Page 7: Literature Cited

Page 8: List of Figures and Tables

Page 9: Acknowledgments

Tables and Figures

Table 1: Ambient Air Temperatures and Precipitation - July-Aug. 1993

Table 2: Ambient Air Temperatures and Precipitation- June 1992

Table 3: River Falls Storm water Quality (1992) Compared to NURP Monitoring Results

Table 4: Kinnickinnic River Water Management Plan: Problem and Mission Statements

Table 5: Kinnickinnic River Water Management Plan: Goals

Table 6: Recommendations for Plan Implementation and Tools for Urban Storm water Management

Table 7: Preferred Temperatures for Trout

Figure 1: Kinnickinnic River Thermal Monitoring Site

Figure 2: Quarry Road Thermograph, July-August 1993

Figure 3: Cedar Street Thermograph with Storm water Induced Temperature Spikes, July-August 1993

Figure 4: Cedar Street Thermograph with Storm water Induced Temperature Spike, July 25, 1993

Figure 5: Lower Glen Park Thermograph with Stormwater Induced Temperature Spike, July 25, 1993

Figure 6: Quarry Road Thermograph, July 25, 1993

Figure 7: Comparison of Cedar Street, Lower Glen Park and Quarry Road Thermographs, July 25, 1993

Figure 8: Storm water Temperatures in a Commercial River Falls Subwatershed, June 1992

Figure 9: Storm water Temperatures During Four Rain Events in a Commercial River Falls Subwatershed, June 1992