Estimated Available Nutrient Credits

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Estimated Available Nutrient Credits Maryland Department of the Environment Science Services Administration For Presentation at WQTAC 5/19/2016

Credit Supply Assumptions Credits calculated for County owned and Municipally owned facilities only Credits are summed by county Restrictive geography Credits may be more easily accessible within the County All facilities are assumed to be performing at ENR, even if the facility has not completed the upgrade process. Total Flow is based on a 10 year average flow adjusted for population growth (MDE Supplemental Indicator 2015 Flow). www.mde.state.md.us/programs/Water/TMDL/ChesapeakeBayTMDL/Pages/Supplemental_Wastewater_Indicator.aspx

Draft MD Trading and Offset Policy and Guidance Manual Estimated # of SW Credits Needed

Estimated # of SW Credits Needed Estimated Credits Generated by ENR facilities with a 4mg/L Nitrogen Permit Limit This table is intended for planning purposes only. Flow presented is a sum of long-term average flow that does not include weather or future population growth. The values presented in this table are not representative of actual credits available.   Wastewater credits exceed stormwater need Stormwater need exceeds wastewater credits Baseline = 4 mg/L N Credits Earned based on performance level (Baseline - Performance Load) Estimated # of SW Credits Needed County Number of Facilities Total Flow (MGD) 3.75mg/L Performance 3.5mg/L Performance 3.25mg/L Performance 3mg/L Performance Anne Arundel 7 32.5 24,714 49,428 74,143 98,857 18,243 Baltimore City 2 94.4 71,838 143,676 215,513 287,351 28,652 Baltimore County* 114.8 87,420 174,839 262,259 349,679 35,529 Carroll 5 9.1 6,954 13,908 20,862 27,816 11,390 Charles 4 12.4 9,406 18,812 28,218 37,624 3,200 Frederick 14.2 10,780 21,561 32,341 43,122 8,251 Harford 17.2 13,081 26,162 39,243 52,324 10,188 Howard 1 19.2 14,615 29,230 43,845 58,461 14,038 Montgomery** 3 17.6 13,391 26,783 40,174 53,566 26,310 Prince George's** 51.5 39,217 78,433 117,650 156,867 26,997 TOTAL 36 383 291,416 582,833 874,249 1,165,666 182,798 * Baltimore County Total Flow includes the portion of Patapsco WWTP flow assigned to Howard and Anne Arundel Counties. ** Facilities listed under Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties include WSSC Owned facilities.

Estimated # of SW Credits Needed Estimated Credits Generated by ENR facilities with a 0.3mg/L Phosphorus Permit Limit This table is intended for planning purposes only. Flow presented is a sum of long-term average flow that does not include weather or future population growth. The values presented in this table are not representative of actual credits available.   Wastewater credits exceed stormwater need Stormwater need exceeds wastewater credits Baseline = 0.3 mg/L P Credits Earned based on performance level (Baseline - Performance Load) Estimated # of SW Credits Needed County Number of Facilities Total Flow (MGD) 0.275mg/L Performance 0.25mg/L Performance 0.225mg/L Performance 0.2mg/L Performance Anne Arundel 7 32.5 2,471 4,943 7,414 9,886 2,411 Baltimore City 1 18.2 1,385 2,770 4,155 5,540 3,786 Baltimore County* 38.7 2,943 5,887 8,830 11,773 4,695 Carroll 5 9.1 695 1,391 2,086 2,782 1,505 Charles 3 1.6 124 248 372 497 423 Frederick 14.2 1,078 2,156 3,234 4,312 1,090 Harford 17.2 1,308 2,616 3,924 5,232 1,346 Howard 19.2 1,462 2,923 4,385 5,846 1,855 Montgomery** 17.6 1,339 2,678 4,017 5,357 3,567 Prince George's** 4 51.5 3,922 7,843 11,765 15,687 TOTAL 34 220 16,728 33,456 50,183 66,911 24,245 * Baltimore County Total Flow includes the portion of Patapsco WWTP flow assigned to Howard and Anne Arundel Counties. ** Facilities listed under Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties include WSSC Owned facilities.

Estimated # of SW Credits Needed Estimated Credits Generated by ENR facilities Including Facilities with a Phosphorus Permit Limit of <0.2mg/L This table is intended for planning purposes only. Flow presented is a sum of long-term average flow that does not include weather or future population growth. The values presented in this table are not representative of actual credits available.   Wastewater credits exceed stormwater need Stormwater need exceeds wastewater credits Baseline = 0.3 mg/L P Credits Earned based on performance level (Baseline - Performance Load) Estimated # of SW Credits Needed County Number of Facilities Total Flow (MGD) 0.175mg/L Performance 0.15mg/L Performance 0.125mg/L Performance Anne Arundel 7 32.5 12,357 14,829 17,300 2,411 Baltimore City 2 94.351 12,724 19,908 27,092 3,786 Baltimore County* 114.816 20,515 29,257 37,999 4,695 Carroll 5 9.1 3,477 4,172 4,868 1,505 Charles 4 12.4 784 1,725 2,665 423 Frederick 14.2 5,390 6,468 7,546 1,090 Harford 17.2 6,540 7,849 9,157 1,346 Howard 1 19.2 7,308 8,769 10,231 1,855 Montgomery** 3 17.6 6,696 8,035 9,374 3,567 Prince George's** 51.5 19,608 23,530 27,452 TOTAL 36 383 95,400 124,541 153,683 24,245 * Baltimore County Total Flow includes the portion of Patapsco WWTP flow assigned to Howard and Anne Arundel Counties. ** Facilities listed under Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties include WSSC Owned facilities.