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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMemo - Mail Packet - 10/20/2020 - Memorandum From Jared Heath Re: 2020 Summer Water Quality Update - Upper Cache La Poudre Watershed Utilities electric · stormwater · wastewater · water 700 Wood Street PO Box 580 Fort Collins, CO 80522 970.221.6700 970.221.6619 – fax 970.224.6003 – TDD utilities@fcgov.com fcgov.com/utilities M E M O R A N D U M DATE: October 6, 2020 TO: Mayor Troxell and Councilmembers FROM: Jared Heath, Watershed Specialist THROUGH: Darin Atteberry, City Manager Theresa Connor, Interim Utilities Executive Director RE: 2020 Summer Water Quality Update – Upper Cache la Poudre Watershed Bottom Line: In the shared interest of monitoring the Upper Cache la Poudre (CLP) River drinking water supply, the City of Fort Collins, the City of Greeley, and Soldier Canyon Water Treatment Authority partnered in 2008 to implement the Upper CLP Collaborative Watershed Monitoring Program. The goal of this monitoring effort is to assist the participants in meeting current and future drinking water treatment goals by reporting current water quality conditions and trends within the Upper CLP watershed. The attached water quality update provides a summary of temperature, precipitation, streamflow, and water quality conditions monitored in the Upper CLP watershed during the summer months of June, July, and August in 2020. Background: The seasonal water quality updates are designed to inform the Upper CLP Watershed Collaborative Monitoring Program partners, their customers, and other community stakeholders about the condition of our source watershed and the quality of the raw drinking water supply. This seasonal reporting effort began in 2015 to provide a succinct and timely summary of current-year conditions in the Upper CLP Watershed. Seasonal updates are published for the spring, summer, and fall seasons. In depth water quality reporting is done through annual and five-year technical reports. All water quality reports and seasonal updates are made publicly available on the Fort Collins Utilities website, fcgov.com /source-water-monitoring. Summer 2020 Highlights: Over the summer 2020 season, the Upper CLP watershed continued to be a reliable, high quality drinking water source for the City of Fort Collins. The Upper CLP Watershed experienced above average air temperature and below average precipitation over the summer 2020 season. The average air temperature measured 2.8 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than average at the Joe Wright Snow Telemetry Station near Cameron Pass and ranked as the second hottest summer on record (41 years). Precipitation measured only 63 percent of average over the summer season DocuSign Envelope ID: 81B45CE7-5566-45F9-8B7E-ED0A7592A5B3 and ranked as the ninth driest on record. Despite the hot and dry conditions in the Upper CLP watershed, all water quality indicators at key monitoring sites along the Upper CLP River were measured within the range of baseline conditions indicating normal water quality conditions on the Poudre River during the summer 2020 season. The Cameron Peak wildfire ignited on August 13 burning through heavy timber stands in the Upper CLP Watershed. Water quality monitoring sites associated with the Upper CLP Collaborative Water Quality Monitoring Program will be used to track short- and long-term impacts from the Cameron Peak wildfire to the City of Fort Collins’ drinking water supplies. In addition, Utilities’ Watershed Program and Water Engineering staff installed two water quality meters in the Poudre River to measure and report real-time water quality information to Utilities’ staff and other regional water providers. These meters are strategically located upstream of the City’s drinking water intake and provide an early warning to staff when water quality may be impacted from post-fire runoff or other events, such as chemical spills. CC: Mark Kempton, Interim Utilities Deputy Director - Water Resources and Treatment Operations Liesel Hans, Interim Utilities Deputy Director - Water Resources and Treatment Operations Jill Oropeza, Water Quality Services Manager, Utilities Richard Thorp, Watershed Program Manager, Utilities City of Fort Collins Water Board DocuSign Envelope ID: 81B45CE7-5566-45F9-8B7E-ED0A7592A5B3 fcgov.com/water-quality SOURCE WATER MONITORING JWC - Joe Wright Creek above the confluence with the Poudre River PJW - Poudre River above the confluence with Joe Wright Creek PBR - Poudre River below the Town of Rustic PSF - Poudre River below the confluence with the Little South Fork PNF - Poudre River above the confluence with the North Fork at the City of Fort Collins’ Intake PBD - Poudre River below the confluence with the North Fork at the Bellvue Diversion The Upper Cache la Poudre (UCLP) Watershed Collaborative Monitoring Program was established in 2008 between the City of Fort Collins, the City of Greeley and Soldier Canyon Water Authority, to help meet present and future drinking water treatment goals. Water quality monitoring of our raw, Cache la Poudre River drinking water supply is conducted from April through November. Monitoring sites are strategically located throughout the UCLP watershed. Water quality data provide valuable information about the health of our source watershed and raw water supply. The Summer 2020 Water Quality Update provides a seasonal summary of watershed conditions in the Upper CLP Watershed by highlighting meteorological, hydrologic, and water quality conditions during the summer season, as defined by the months of June, July, and August. Water quality begins to stabilize following peak snowmelt runoff and routine monitoring is reduced to monthly sampling. Routine water quality monitoring results are reported for six key monitoring sites located throughout the Upper Cache la Poudre watershed, which capture water quality conditions above and below major tributaries and near water supply intake structures (Figure 1). Present water quality conditions are compared to baseline water quality data, collected over the period of 2008 to 2012. Figure 1 - Upper Cache la Poudre Collaborative Monitoring Program sampling locations Monitoring and Protecting Our Water SourcesWater Quality Update | Summer 2020 DocuSign Envelope ID: 81B45CE7-5566-45F9-8B7E-ED0A7592A5B3 TEMPERATURE Air temperature measured over the 2020 summer season was 2.8°F warmer than the long-term average at the Joe Wright Snow Telemetry Station (SNOTEL) near Cameron Pass and ranked as the 2nd warmest summer on record (41 years). All summer months were warmer than average. June and July were slightly warmer than average and ranked as the 11th and 9th warmest on record (41 years). The month of August was much warmer than average and ranked as the warmest August on record (Table 1). Water Quality Update | Summer 2020 fcgov.com/water-quality Table 1 – Monthly mean summer air temperatures measured at Joe Wright SNOTEL compared to the 30-year long-term baseline average (1991 – 2019). Note: C = coldest and H = hottest PRECIPITATION Precipitation measured over the summer season was 63% of average and ranked as the 9th driest summer on record (41 years). Average precipitation was observed in the month of June. In contrast, precipitation measured in the months of July and August was less than half the average at 47% and 42% of average. The month of July ranked as the 5th driest on record and the month of August ranked as the 4th driest on record (Table 2). Table 2 – Monthly accumulated precipitation totals measured at the Joe Wright SNOTEL over the 2020 summer season compared to the long-term average (1981 – 2010). Note: W = wettest and D = driest Period of Record Temperature 2020 (ºF) Average (ºF) Departure (ºF) 2020 Rank June 49.0 47.0 2.0 11th (H) July 54.0 52.4 1.6 7th (H) August 55.0 50.3 4.7 1st (H) Summer 52.7 49.9 2.8 2nd (H) Period of Record Total Precipitation 2020 (inches) Average (inches) % average 2020 Rank June 2.4 2.4 100% 17th (D) July 1.1 2.3 47% 5th (D) August 1.0 2.4 42% 4th (D) Summer 4.5 7.1 63% 9th (D) DocuSign Envelope ID: 81B45CE7-5566-45F9-8B7E-ED0A7592A5B3 Water Quality Update | Summer 2020 fcgov.com/water-quality Figure 2 – Streamflow conditions on the Poudre River over the 2020 summer season (left) and monthly total water volume measured over the summer season (right). STREAMFLOW CONDITIONS Streamflow at the Cache la Poudre River near the Canyon Mouth (CLAFTCCO) stream gage measured 111,374 acre-feet over the summer season which was well below the long-term average (65%). Streamflow peaked 10 days earlier than average in 2020 and measured 150% of average. The duration of snowmelt runoff was notably shorter in 2020 compared to average which resulted in below average streamflow conditions in all summer months. Streamflow in the month of June measured 78% of average at 83,488 acre-feet. In the month of July streamflow measured 21,231 acre-feet which was less than half of the average. Streamflow continued to drastically decline into August when flows measured 34% of average at 6,655 acre-feet. The month of August ranked as the 9th lowest streamflow on record (135 years). DocuSign Envelope ID: 81B45CE7-5566-45F9-8B7E-ED0A7592A5B3 The Upper Cache la Poudre Collaborative Water Quality Monitoring Program uses several key water quality indicators, including pH, conductivity, temperature and turbidity, which act as surrogates for other parameters (Table 3). These indicators provide a snapshot of water quality conditions and are useful for identifying trends or changes in water quality. Significant changes in water quality indicators may provide an early warning of potential water pollution. Water Quality Update | Summer 2020 fcgov.com/water-quality WATER QUALITY INDICATORS Table 3 – Water quality indicators measured as part of the Upper Cache la Poudre Collaborative Water Quality Monitoring Program. Water Quality Indicator Explanation Temperature Water temperature influences other water quality parameters and is a major driver of biological activity and algal growth in rivers, including certain phytoplankton species that produce the taste and odor compounds, geosmin and 2-methlyisoborneol. pH pH is an important water quality parameter to monitor, because it influences the solubility and biological availability of chemical constituents, including nutrients and heavy metals. pH near 7 is considered neutral, with more acidic conditions occurring below 7 and more basic, or alkaline, conditions occurring above 7. Specific Conductivity Conductivity is an index of dissolved ionic solids in water. Conductivity is used as a general measure of water quality. Significant increases in conductivity can be used as an indicator of increased pollution. Turbidity Turbidity is monitored to track changes in water clarity. Clarity is influenced by the presence of algae and/or suspended solids introduced to surface waters through various land use activities, including runoff and erosion, urban stormwater runoff and drainage from agricultural lands. For water treatment, turbidity is an important indicator of the amount of suspended material that is available to harbor pollutants, such as heavy metals, bacteria, pathogens, nutrients and organic matter. DocuSign Envelope ID: 81B45CE7-5566-45F9-8B7E-ED0A7592A5B3 Water Quality Update | Summer 2020 fcgov.com/water-quality Figure 3 – Water quality indicator data collected at key monitoring sites over the 2020 summer monitoring season (June, July and August) compared to baseline summer water quality conditions. Summer monitoring captures water quality conditions during the Poudre River’s highest flow levels (peak streamflow) and when flow levels gradually decrease (the falling limb of the hydrograph) in the months following peak streamflow. During this time of the year water quality conditions stabilize and constituents that were once diluted by high streamflow begin to concentrate as streamflow recedes. In general, water temperature and specific conductivity increase, while turbidity and pH levels decrease. Over the summer months of 2020, water quality indicators at all key sites along the Poudre River were within the baseline range of values (Figure 3). Water temperature was slightly warmer than normal at all key monitoring sites. pH levels were near normal at all sites except on the Mainstem CLP River at the City of Greeley’s raw water intake (PBD) where levels were slightly higher than normal. Conductivity values were below normal on Joe Wright Creek (JWC) and above normal from the Mainstem CLP River above Joe Wright Creek (PJW) downstream to the Mainstem CLP River below the South Fork (PSF). Conductivity values were slightly above normal at the City of Fort Collins’ and City of Greeley’s raw water intakes (PNF and PBD). Turbidity levels were near the baseline minimum and very low at all key monitoring locations. WATER QUALITY INDICATORS CONTINUED Joe Wright Creek Canyon Mouth Joe Wright Creek Canyon Mouth DocuSign Envelope ID: 81B45CE7-5566-45F9-8B7E-ED0A7592A5B3 Water Quality Update | Summer 2020 fcgov.com/water-quality TASTE AND ODOR COMPOUNDS Geosmin and 2-Methylisoborneol (MIB) are naturally occurring organic compounds which introduce an earthy odor to water that can be detected by the most sensitive individuals at concentrations as low as 4 nanograms per liter (ng/L) or 4 parts per trillion (ppt). These compounds do not pose a public health risk but are of concern because their detectable presence can negatively affect customer confidence in the quality of drinking water. Geosmin and 2-MIB are monitored at PBR and PNF during routine UCLP monitoring events. The taste and odor compound 2-MIB was reported slightly above the reporting limit on the Mainstem CLP River below Rustic (PBR) in July and August, but was not detected downstream on the Mainstem CLP River below Rustic (PBR). Geosmin was not detected (<1 ng/L) at either monitoring location over the summer season (Table 4). Table 4 – Poudre River geosmin and 2-MIB concentrations (ng/L or ppt) during the summer of 2019 on the Mainstem CLP River below Rustic (PBR) and CLP River above the North Fork (PNF). NS = not sampled Monitor Date PBR PNF Geosmin (ng/L) 2-MIB (ng/L) Geosmin (ng/L) 2-MIB (ng/L) 06/09/2020 ns ns <1 <2.5 07/13/2020 <1 3.1 <1 <2.5 08/10/2020 <1 2.8 <1 <2.5 DocuSign Envelope ID: 81B45CE7-5566-45F9-8B7E-ED0A7592A5B3 Water Quality Update | Summer 2020 fcgov.com/water-quality CAMERON PEAK WILDFIRE The Cameron Peak wildfire ignited on August 13th near Chambers Lake in the upper elevations of CLP watershed near Cameron Pass. As of September 8, the wildfire was only 4% contained and had burned over 100,000 acres of heavy timber stands. Several long-term water quality monitoring sites associated with UCLP Watershed Collaborative Monitoring Program are located either within or downstream of the wildfire impacted area (Figure 4). These sites will be used to monitor short- and long-term impacts from the Cameron Peak wildfire on the Poudre River water supply. Water quality alert systems located at two locations on the Poudre River upstream of water supply intakes will provide water treatment operations with real-time data and adequate warning time to quickly respond to changes in Poudre River water quality. Figure 4 – Cameron Peak Wildfire burn area boundary in the Upper Cache la Poudre watershed as of Sept. 8, 2020. 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