Technical Update Task Force & Technical Track Work Group Meeting Dave Dilks June 15, 2016.

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Technical Update Task Force & Technical Track Work Group Meeting Dave Dilks June 15, 2016

Items Revisions to “Magnitude of Source Areas and Pathways” memorandum Comments on “Inventory of Control Actions” memorandum Comments on “Cost/Effectiveness of PCB Control Actions” memorandum 2016 Monthly Monitoring Update

Magnitude of Sources and Pathways Last Month’s Comments Report results as ranges instead of “best estimates” Include “box and whiskers” plot for WWTP data

Estimated Range of Mass of PCB in each Source Area Category

Map of Delivery Pathways, Expressed as Ranges

WWTP Table: Synoptic Surveys PCB Concentration (pg/l) PCB Loading Rate (mg/day) No. of SamplesSample TypeMinimumMedianMaximumMinimumMedianMaximum Industrial Kaiser 7Grab Inland Empire Paper 7Grab Municipal City of Spokane 4Grab Spokane County 7Grab Coeur d'Alene 3Grab Post Falls 3Grab Liberty lake 3Grab HARSB Total

WWTP Graph: Synoptic Surveys

WWTP Table: Routine Monitoring Effluent Concentration (pg/l) 3x Blank Correction 10x Blank Correction No. of SamplesSample TypeMinimumMedianMaximumMinimumMedianMaximum Industrial Kaiser 52Composite Inland Empire Paper 5Composite Municipal City of Spokane 22Composite Spokane County 13Composite Coeur d'Alene 1Composite Post Falls 4Composite Liberty lake 17Composite HARSB 4Composite

WWTP Graph: Routine Monitoring Effluent Concentration: 3X Blank Correction

WWTP Table: Routine Monitoring Effluent Load (mg/day) 3x Blank Correction 10x Blank Correction No. of SamplesSample TypeMinimumMedianMaximumMinimumMedianMaximum Industrial Kaiser 52Composite Inland Empire Paper 5Composite Municipal City of Spokane 22Composite Spokane County 13Composite Coeur d'Alene 1Composite Post Falls 4Composite Liberty lake 17Composite HARSB 4Composite Total

Task 2a: Inventory of Control Actions New comments received this week Recommend deferral of approval until comments are incorporated and distributed

Task 2b: Cost/Effectiveness of Control Actions Initial sets of comments received – Doesn’t accomplish the goal of “assess the cost reduction efficiency of control actions” “Costs” table needs more detail to provide context More detail needed on relative magnitude of intermediate pathways, and the ability of a control action to affect delivery Confusing presentation – Idealized case does not seem to add relevant information

Proposed revisions – More detail on what reported costs represent – Qualitative summary of expected effectiveness of each control action Effectiveness of action in controlling its targeted source area or pathway Expected reduction in load delivered to river, considering intermediate transport pathways Revised draft to be prepared by June 22 – Summary presentation at Task Force meeting Task 2b: Cost/Effectiveness of Control Actions

Potential Fact Sheet Format

Potential Summary Format

Official Schedule – Final draft due July 14 Proposed Interim Schedule – Revised draft provided by June 22 – Official review draft by July 6 Task 2b: Cost/Effectiveness of Control Actions

Monthly Sampling Update March through May sampling completed Upriver Dam Spillway Rehabilitation – Starting June 22, reservoir behind the dam will be lowered by two feet June sampling moved to this week – Work scheduled to extend for six months Ramifications to fall monitoring will be considered First round of PCB results received – Data currently being blank-corrected