1. 2010 Water Quality Implementation Report Water Quality Management Plan for 2009 Water Year Provo River and Jordanelle & Deer Creek Reservoirs

2. Projects in the Watershed  Quagga and Zebra Mussels, Utah Aquatic Invasive Species Management  Monitoring of Pollutants of Emerging Concern, Pharmaceuticals and PHCPs  Provo River Watershed Festival  Jordanelle Special Service District Water Reclamation Plant Permitting  Wallsburg / Main Creek Watershed Plan  Wasatch County Water Efficiency Project (WCWEP) / JSSD Recycled Water Project NEPA Study  Deer Creek Dam Renovations  Deer Creek Reservoir Sediment Studies

3. Upper Provo River  Provo River exhibited greater differences in TSS Load between Woodland and Hailstone in in 2005-2009 as compared to previous years. Construction Activity?

4. Upper Provo River  Provo River exhibited greater differences in TSS Load between Woodland and Hailstone in in 2005-2009 as compared to previous years. Construction Activity?  High Flows - especially for the Weber Provo Canal

5. Kamas Fish Hatchery  High Total Phosphorus  High Dissolved Phosphorus 20082009 Avg TP0.050.04 Max TP0.090.10 Min TP0.00 Avg DTP0.03 Max DTP0.05 Min DTP0.00

6. Summary ProblemExceedence RateResponsible Organization Action Upper Provo River and Jordanelle Reservoir Big Dutch Pete Hollow Below Mayflower - High Heavy Metals Concentrations Cadmium – 60%  US Bureau of ReclamationStandards for cadmium and zinc were exceeded 60% and 100% of the time. This is drainage from mines in the area and consistently flows three (3) to five (5) cfs throughout the year into Jordanelle Reservoir. Zinc – 100% Provo River at Hailstone - High Total Suspended Solids Concentrations and Loads No StandardWasatch County & Summit CountySite visit to observe land disturbances. Possible source may be gravel pit. Work with developers and agencies to correct problem.

7. Provo River in Heber Valley □Spring Creek major contributor of phosphorus & solids □Average TP concentration in the Provo River above Deer Creek Reservoir was 0.03 mg/l

8. Spring Creek & Provo River TP Loading

9. Summary

10. Deer Creek Tributaries

11. Main Creek vs. Snake Creek

12. Summary

13. Provo River Below Deer Creek

14. Deer Creek Reservoir TMDL Monthly Phosphorus Loads to Deer Creek MonthTP LoadDTP Load Jun-081347334 Jul-08900327 Aug-08679299 Sep-08417265 Nov-08263262 Mar-09814387 Apr-092064526 May-0912701147 Jun-0924172032 Jul-0925261521 Aug-0920871222 Sep-091373778

15. Deer Creek Reservoir TMDL

16. Deer Creek Reservoir Trophic State

17. Summary

18. Jordanelle Reservoir  TSI has been stable for 5 years Mesotrophic State

19. Ground Water Monitoring

20.  Higher concentrations typically in southeastern portion of valley.  New monitoring program to examine additional parameters at 4 sites.

21. Ground Water Monitoring

22. Summary

23. Pharmaceuticals

24. Questions??