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CHESAPEAKE BAY TMDLPHASE III WIP
NORTHERN VIRGINIA 2ND STAKEHOLDER MEETING
SEPTEMBER 21, 2018
NORMAND GOULET
NVRC
Northern Virginia
Regional Commission
PDC 8
Phase 3 WIP
Local Planning
Area for
Northern
Virginia
VIRGINIA LEVEL OF EFFORT (LOE)PHASE III WIP – SUMMARY
TN TP
Adjustments due to Model Change**
Change in LoE from Phase II to Phase
III WIP
(8.3)%
Change in LoE from Phase II to Phase
III WIP
(16.2)%
Adjustments Due to New Policy Decisions
(Change in Nitrogen
Loads from Base
Target)***
(Percent of WIP III
TN Target)
(Change in
Phosphorus Loads
from Base
Target)***
(Percent of WIP III
TP Target)
Conowingo Not resolved yet
Climate Change 1.72 3.1% 0.193 3.0%
Growth Insufficient data to compute
Approximate Total Changes in LOE
(percent only)(5.2)% (13.2)%
Slide Curtosy of Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments
VIRGINIA LEVEL OF EFFORT (LOE)PHASE III WIP – ALL SECTORS
TN
Final Planning
Target
Phase III WIP
Planning Target
Phase II WIP*
2017 Progress
(Phase 6)
∆ LOE
Model Change
(%)
LOE
Remaining (%)
Eastern Shore 1.43 1.55 2.30 8.4 60.8
James 25.92 22.07 24.42 -14.9 -5.8
Potomac 16.0 15.38 17.11 -3.9 6.9
Rappahannock 6.85 6.84 8.09 -0.1 18.1
York 5.52 5.63 6.23 2.0 12.9
VA Total 55.73 51.44 58.16 -7.7 21.5
TP
Final Planning Target
Phase III WIP
Planning Target
Phase II WIP*
2017 Progress
(Phase 6)
∆ LOE
Model Change (%)
LOE
Remaining (%)
Eastern Shore 0.164 0.16 0.17 -2.4 3.7
James 2.731 2.19 2.50 -19.8 -8.5
Potomac 1.892 1.62 1.98 -14.4 4.7
Rappahannock 0.849 0.80 0.91 -5.8 7.2
York 0.556 0.56 0.56 0.7 0.7
VA Total 6.192 5.33 6.226 -13.9 0.5
BEAN COUNTING REALITY
ChesBay TMDL Silo MS4 TMDL Permit Silo
CAST Data
• Regulated Boundaries
BMP Counts
• Locational Data
BMP Credits
• Sectors
Action Plan Data
Action Plan BMP
Action Plan Credits
PDC8 DEVELOPED LOCAL AREA PLANNING GOALS (LAPGS)?
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Nitrogen
LAPG (Unregulated) Loads 2017 WIP 2 Reduction
Developed 791,469 769,651 21,818
Natural 667,466 680,280 (12,814)
Septic 202,959 241,777 (38,818)
Grand Total 1,661,894 1,691,708 (29,814)
NitrogenRegulated Loads 2017 WIP 2 Reduction
MS4/Construction 754,815 743,076 11,739
Wastewater 1,717,008 3,083,467 (1,366,459)
Grand Total 2,4741,823 3,826,543 (1,354,720)
PDC8 DEVELOPED LOCAL AREA PLANNING GOALS (LAPGS)
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Phosphorus
LAPG (Unregulated) Loads 2017 WIP 2 Reduction
Developed 111,128 112,505 (1,377)
Natural 133,304 144,502 (11,198)
Septic - - -
Grand Total 244,432 257,007 (12,575)
Phosphorus
Regulated Loads 2017 WIP 2 Reduction
MS4/Construction 87,461 89,122 (1,661)
Wastewater 58,162 164,653 (106,491)
Grand Total 145,623 164,653 (108,152)
NOVA DEVELOPED NITROGEN LOADING LOAD AND WASTE LOAD ALLOCATIONS
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2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2025 WIP II
Acr
es
N L
oad
(Lb
s)
Year
Load Allocation Acres Waste Load Allocation Acres TN Waste Load Allocation TN Load Allocation
NOVA DEVELOPED PHOSPHORUS LOADING LOAD AND WASTE LOAD ALLOCATIONS
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2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2025 WIP II
Acr
es
P L
oad
(Lb
s)
Year
Load Allocation Acres Waste Load Allocation Acres TP Waste Load Allocation TP Load Allocation
PDC8 UNREGULATED DEVELOPED LOAD SOURCES
Buildings andOther
RoadsTree Canopy
over ImperviousTree Canopy
over Turf GrassTurf Grass
2017 Progress 36,713 15,138 8,250 35,385 82,181
WIP 2 2025 36,609 15,197 8,068 36,809 91,075
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2017 and 2025 Unregulated Developed
PDC8 NATURAL LOAD SOURCES
HarvestedForest
Headwateror IsolatedWetland
MixedOpen
Non-tidalFloodplainWetland
True Forest Water
2017 Progress 583 5,326 43,461 15,353 253,373 11,010
WIP 2 2025 3,731 6,074 42,809 14,952 254,319 11,010
0
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Acr
es
2017 and 2025 Natural Load Source
LAPG UNREGULATED LAND
SEPTIC SYSTEMS
Progress Year
WIP 2
2025 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009
Alexandria 155 169 169 169 169 169 168 166 165 157
Arlington 63 69 69 69 69 69 69 68 68 78
Fairfax City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Fairfax 9,769 9,926 9,855 9,784 9,712 9,766 9,742 9,718 9,694 9,605
Falls Church City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Loudoun 25,186 17,039 15,746 14,453 13,160 11,867 11,755 11,644 11,533 11,187
Manassas City 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 12
Manassas Park
City 19 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 22
Prince William 3,573 3,698 3,677 3,654 3,632 3,624 3,617 3,608 3,599 3,540
Grand Total 38,772 30,927 29,541 28,154 26,768 25,520 25,377 25,231 25,085 24,601
DEQ LAPG INPUT DECK TEMPLATE
Northern Virginia PDC
LAPG BMPs (grey background are Annual
BMPs) Unit 2017 % WIP 2 %
2025
Available WIP 3
Advanced Grey Infrastructure Nutrient
Discovery Program (IDDE) acres - - 134,044 ?
Bioretention/raingardens - A/B soils acres 405 0.5 4,971 3.4 200,698 ?
Bioretention/raingardens - C/D soils acres 185 0.2 - 200,698 ?
Bioswale acres 71 0.1 - 200,606 ?
Dirt & Gravel Road Erosion & Sediment Control feet - 104 33,568 ?Dirt & Gravel Road Erosion & Sediment Control
- Outlets feet - 254 16,784 ?Dry Detention Ponds and Hydrodynamic
Structures acres 13,393 17.2 9,593 6.6 200,698 ?
Dry Extended Detention Ponds acres 17,120 22.0 18,399 12.7 200,698 ?
Filtering Practices acres 240 0.3 10,286 7.1 200,698 ?
LAPG BMP IMPLEMENTATION
Wet Ponds and Wetlands
24%
Dry Extended Detention Ponds
22%Stormwater Performance Standard-Stormwater Treatment
21%
Dry Detention Ponds and
Hydrodynamic Structures
17%
Erosion and Sediment Control
Level 18%
Nutrient Management
Plan4%
Infiltration2%
Progress 2017 BMP Implementation
Nutrient Management Plan,
45%
Wet Ponds and
Wetlands, 13%
Dry Extended Detention Ponds,
13%
Filtering Practices, 7%
Infiltration, 7%
Dry Detention Ponds and
Hydrodynamic Structures, 7%
BMP Phase II WIP Implementation
LAPG BMP IMPLEMENTATION
2025 Phase II WIP LAPG BMPs Acres %
Nutrient Management Plan 65,211 44.9
Wet Ponds and Wetlands 18,727 12.9
Dry Extended Detention Ponds 18,399 12.7
Filtering Practices 10,286 7.1
Infiltration 9,721 6.7
Dry Detention Ponds and Hydrodynamic Structures 9,593 6.6
Bioretention/raingardens - A/B soils 4,971 3.4
Impervious Surface Reduction 4,409 3.0
Erosion and Sediment Control Level 1 1,877 1.3
Street Cleaning 1,203 0.8
Forest Buffer 448 0.3
Vegetated Open Channels - A/B 242 0.2
Forest Planting 111 0.1
Permeable Pavement 10 0.0
Total 145,208 100
2017 Progress LAPG BMPs Acres %
Wet Ponds and Wetlands 18,289 23.5
Dry Extended Detention Ponds 17,120 22.0
Stormwater Performance Standard-Stormwater Treatment 16,165 20.8
Dry Detention Ponds and Hydrodynamic Structures 13,393 17.2
Erosion and Sediment Control Level 1 6,564 8.4
Nutrient Management Plan 2,747 3.5
Infiltration 1,861 2.4
Stormwater Performance Standard-Runoff Reduction 631 0.8
Bioretention/raingardens - A/B soils 405 0.5
Filtering Practices 240 0.3
Bioretention/raingardens - C/D soils 185 0.2
Impervious Surface Reduction 80 0.1
Bioswale 71 0.1
Permeable Pavement 15 0.0
Vegetated Open Channels - C/D soils 7 0.0
Forest Planting 6 0.0
Vegetated Open Channels - A/B 1 0.0
Total 77,780 100
LAPG TOP 5 BMPS - TIME SERIES
BMP 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Wet Ponds and Wetlands 15,632 15,952 16,480 16,797 17,544 17,441 18,231 18,142 18,102
Dry Extended Detention Ponds 15,289 15,539 15,820 16,582 17,004 17,281 12,948 12,736 17,120
Stormwater Performance Standard-
Stormwater Treatment 14,706 15,195 15,800 16,029 16,720 16,697 17,461 16,684 16,805
Dry Detention Ponds and
Hydrodynamic Structures 12,033 12,163 12,314 12,400 12,544 12,502 12,948 12,736 12,740
Nutrient Management Plan 8,308 7,771 8,276 8,489 9,876 7,166 5,340 26,413 2,747
TIME SERIES PROJECTION – LAPG BOUNDARY ONLY
R² = 0.9287
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
Acr
es
Wet Ponds and Wetlands
R² = 0.781
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
Acr
es
Dry Extended Detention Ponds
TIME SERIES PROJECTION – LAPG BOUNDARY ONLY
R² = 0.7724
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
Acr
es
Stormwater Performance Standard-Stormwater Treatment
R² = 0.8451
11,000
11,500
12,000
12,500
13,000
13,500
14,000
Acr
es
Dry Detention Ponds and Hydrodynamic Structures
TIME SERIES PROJECTION – LAPG BOUNDARY ONLY
R² = 0.0324
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
Acr
es
Nutrient Management Plan
Other BMPS
• Stormwater Performance – Runoff Reduction
• Infiltration practices
• Filtering Practices
INPUT DECK DISCUSSION
•NEED TO RUN SCENARIOS FOR OCTOBER
MEETING
•LINEAR REGRESSION EXAMPLES
•BEST APPROACH ?
•OTHER IDEAS ?
•ANNUAL BMPS
•APPROACH ?
PHASE III WIP PLANNING NEXT STEPS
AUG. 17 – STAKEHOLDER MEETING #1
SEPT. 15 – INTERIM REPORT DUE (ACTIVITY 1)
SEPT. 21 – STAKEHOLDER MEETING #2
OCT. 26 – STAKEHOLDER MEETING #3
SEPT. - DEC. – REVISE BMP INPUT DECKS (ACTIVITY 2), IDENTIFY PROGRAMMATIC ACTIONS FOR PHASE III WIP IMPLEMENTATION (ACTIVITY 3)
DEC. 15 - FINAL PROJECT REPORT DUE TO DEQ
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Normand Goulet
Director, Division of Planning and environmental services
Northern virginia regional commission
● https://www.novaregion.org/1398/Virginia-Chesapeake-Bay-Phase-III-WIP