List By Action

2008 List Changes

TMDL ID

Local Name

Start Mile

End Mile

Pollutant

Impairment

Source Category

Status

Comments

IR Category

Listing Date

5

St Louis River Aoc

 

 

PCBs

Contaminated Fish Tissue

Contam. Sediment

Addition

Correction. Specific Advisory Exists - PCBs-Contaminated Fish Tissue added.

Category 5A

04/01/2008

80

Chippewa R At Eau Claire

58.84

60.05

PCBs

Contaminated Fish Tissue

Contam. Sediment

Addition

Changed TMDL ID from 79 to 80 for PCBs / Fish Consumption Advisory downstream of Holcombe Flowage.

Category 5A

04/01/1998

80

Chippewa River

0

20.73

PCBs

Contaminated Fish Tissue

Contam. Sediment

Addition

New data. Delete mercury and FCA based on new fish contiminant data; consolidate TMDL 80 (for PCBs)  This AU:  Mouth to lower end of Nine Mile Slough

Category 5A

04/01/2008

80

Chippewa River

20.73

37.58

PCBs

Contaminated Fish Tissue

Contam. Sediment

Addition

TMDL ID = 615 (change to #80 in 2008)  Technical Correction , Add-Consolidate TMDL ID

Category 5A

04/01/1998

80

Chippewa River

37.58

58.84

PCBs

Contaminated Fish Tissue

Contam. Sediment

Addition

TMDL ID = 615 (in part) changed to TMDL 80 (consolidate) - This AU:  Muddy Creek to Eau Claire River in downtown Eau Claire.

Category 5A

04/01/1998

80

Chippewa River

60.05

77.04

PCBs

Contaminated Fish Tissue

Contam. Sediment

Addition

New monitoring data. Proposed Delist of Mercury / FCA for this segment - changed category from ATM Dep to Contaminated Sediment for consistency. Hg specific advisories for first 105 miles of river are no longer valid due to new monitoring data. These advisories and the associated 303d listing are proposed for delisting

Category 5A

04/01/2002

80

Chippewa R At L Wissota

77.04

80.18

PCBs

Contaminated Fish Tissue

Contam. Sediment

Addition

New Fish Contaminant Data  TMDL ID = 80 (in part) and 538. =Proposed Delisting for Mercury FCA under ID 80 - change category for ID 80 from atm. dep. to contam. sediment for PCBs.This AU:  Chippewa River at Lake Wissota (dam to inlet). DUPLICATE LISTING OF LAKE WISSOTA

Category 5A

04/01/1998

80

Chippewa River

80.18

105.75

PCBs

Contaminated Fish Tissue

Contam. Sediment

Addition

Proposed Correction of Hg FCA (no advisory) and change of PCB listing to contaminated sediment category (versus Atm. Dep).

Category 5A

04/01/1998

 

 

 

 

 

157

Frame Park Creek

0

1.26

PAHs

Contaminated Sediment

Contam. Sediment

Addition

New Data Collected Supports addition

Category 5A

04/01/2008

173

Green Bay (Gl Shoreline)

 

 

PCBs

Contaminated Fish Tissue

Contam. Sediment

Addition

Correction. 173 and 174 Green Bay Listings ¿ Pollutant for 173 should be PCBs for FCA (Delete Hg). 

Category 5A

04/01/1998

174

Green Bay (Inner Bay, Aoc)

 

 

Sediment

Degraded Habitat

NPS

Addition

New data. Data indicates sediment is degrading instream habitat on the lower reach of the river.

Category 5A

04/01/1998

215

Kankapot Creek

0

2.66

Total Phosphorus

Degraded Habitat

NPS

Addition

New Monitoring Data.

Category 5A

04/01/2008

215

Kankapot Creek

2.66

9.57

Total Phosphorus

Degraded Habitat

NPS

Addition

New Monitoring Data

Category 5A

04/01/2008

296

Mississippi River (St. Croix R To Chippewa R)

763.4

811.5

Sediment

Degraded Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV)

And

PFOs

NPS

Addition

Mississippi River  - from the mouth of the St. Croix River to just above the mouth of the Rush River.  The end point of this reach is in upper Lake Pepin, near Baldwin Island, MN and Bay City, WI

Category 5A

04/01/2008

301

Mud Creek

0

3.71

Total Phosphorus

Degraded Habitat

PS/NPS Blend

Addition

TMDL to be developed as part of LFR TMDL in 2009. New data supports addition of phosphorus.

Category 5A

04/01/2008

357

North Branch Of Pike River

0

5.23

Sediment

Degraded Habitat

PS/NPS Blend

Addition

Addition from new data; correction based on current data. Degraded Habitat caused by stream channelization, debrushing of streambanks, draining of wetlands, sedimentation from runoff and increased stormwater drainage due to expanding development within the watershed. Fish kills attributed to potential chlorine discharges to Waxdale Creek, which affected the North Branch Pike River downstream from confluence with Waxdale Creek.  No fish kills have been documented on the North Branch Pike River since 1990.

Category 5A

04/01/2008

368

Plum Creek

0

13.86

Total Phosphorus

Degraded Habitat

PS/NPS Blend

Addition

New data supports addition. Minimum 0.075, Maximum 0.372, average 0.198 mg/l

Category 5A

04/01/2008

507

Waxdale Creek

0

2.91

Sediment

Degraded Habitat

NPS

Addition

Addition based on new data. Removal is a correction to an existing listing. Add sediment as pollutant and degraded habitat as impairment. Remove chronic toxicity - this is from an historical fish kill with no repeat activity.

Category 5A

04/01/2008

524

Winneconne Lake

 

 

PCBs

Contaminated Fish Tissue

Contam. Sediment

Addition

New monitoring data. Add PCBs as pollutant consistent with the Lower Fox River PCB advisory.

Category 5A

04/01/2008

543

Wuerches Creek

0

4.4

Total Phosphorus

Elevated Water Temperature, Low DO

NPS

Addition

New data: Impairments appear to be caused at least in part from a cattle feedlot located upstream from Luedtke Rd.  Phosphorus increased with rainfall events.  Low dissolved oxygen recorded in the summer of 2007 possibly partly from the same source but other Non-point  sources cearly exist.

Category 5A

04/01/2008

652

Unnamed Tributary To Onion River Through Waldo Impoundment

0.4

4.13

Sediment

Degraded Habitat, Low DO

NPS

Addition

New monitoring data. Delete sediment as pollutant and habitat as impairment.

Category 5A

04/01/1998

656

Deer Creek

0

8.09

Sediment

Degraded Habitat

NPS

Addition

New monitoring data. Change pollutants from urban to phosphorus, sediment and elevated water temperatures.This stream has been extensively modified over time. Habitat modification, failing septic systems, urbanization and stream channelization all contributing to impairments in this waterbody.

Category 5A

04/01/1998

656

Deer Creek

0

8.09

Total Phosphorus

Excess Algal(Plant)Growth

NPS

Addition

New monitoring data. Change pollutants from urban to phosphorus, sediment and elevated water temperatures. Add excess algal growth. This stream has been extensively modified over time. Habitat modification, failing septic systems, urbanization and stream channelization all contributing to impairments in this waterbody.

Category 5A

04/01/2008

656

Deer Creek

0

8.09

Elevated Water Temperature

Degraded Habitat

NPS

Addition

New monitoring data. Change pollutants from urban to phosphorus, sediment and elevated water temperatures.This stream has been extensively modified over time. Habitat modification, failing septic systems, urbanization and stream channelization all contributing to impairments in this waterbody.

Category 5A

04/01/2008

707

Black River