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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8240.300.03
Description
San Juan River - Recovery Implementation Program - General Info
Basin
San Juan/Dolores
Water Division
7
Date
2/4/1992
Title
San Juan River Seven Year Research Plan (Fiscal Year 1992)
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />( <br /> <br />o <br />o <br />c-:> <br />~ <br />10-. <br />W <br /> <br />( <br /> <br />l. <br /> <br />San Juan Seven Year Research Plan <br /> <br />WORK STATEMENT/PROTOCOL <br />WATER QUALITY PROGRAM - RECLAMATION (Salt Lake Regional Office) <br /> <br />Background: <br />A number of water quality investigations are ongoing <br />River Basin. The Department of Interior (DOl) has <br />quality programs ongoing in the San Juan River Basin. <br />DOl National Irrigation Water Quality Programs: <br /> <br />1) pine River phase II (nearing completion) <br /> <br />2) Navajo, Hammond, Fruitland projects (Navajo Dam to below Fruitland) in <br />phase II to be competed in FY-1992. <br /> <br />or planned in the San Juan <br />at least four ~ajor water <br />The Programs include three <br /> <br />3) Dolores Project which has return flow to the San Juan River and includes <br />the San Juan from below Bloomfield to Lake Powell. This is also a phase <br />II study scheduled for completion in FY-1992, and <br /> <br />4) the Bureau of Reclamation Colorado River Water Quality Improvement <br />Program, San Juan River Unit Salinity Control Program. This study is <br />scheduled for completion in FY-1992-93, (7) <br /> <br />In addition, the U.S.G.S. and EPA have a study of the fate of underground <br />injection activities in the Anneth Oil Field Area of Utah. <br /> <br />Although only limited data is available from ongoing studies, preliminary <br />information from the DOI National Irrigation Drainage Water Quality Program is <br />indicating that potentially significant water quality problems may exist from <br />numerous trace element sources and hydrocarbons in the San Juan River Basin. <br /> <br />Water quality issues in the San Juan River basin will need to be addressed in <br />conjunction with other biological and habitat needs of the target species in the <br />San Juan River if these species are to be conserved within the river. <br /> <br />Objectives: <br />1) Summarize water quality data available for the San Juan River. <br /> <br />2) Identify critical water quality issues which may affect recovery of <br />endangered fish in the San Juan River. <br /> <br />31 Recommend additional research which is need to determine water quality <br />impacts on endangered fish in the San Juan River. <br /> <br />Methods: <br />Water quality data from ongoing and historic studies in the San Juan will be <br />sUll1lTlarized and analyzed in FY-1992. In addition, basic field water quali~y <br />parameters such as temperature, conductivity and pH will be collected 1n <br />conjunction with the biological and habitat studies which are planned for FY92. <br />No permanent water quality monitoring sites will be implemented until there has <br />been a thorough review of existing and ongoing water quality studies in the basin <br /> <br />The primary focus of the water quality program during FY92 will be to assemble <br />the data from these various programs and assess its impact on the aquatic eCOlogy <br />of the san Juan River. The research program will also determine what future <br />studies will be ongoing, and try to coordinate these efforts with the needs of <br />the Seven Year Plan. For example, should the 2 studies on the San Juan River go <br />to phase III (Detailed Investigation) level in FY-93-94, they could constitute <br />a significant portion of the water quality program needs. <br /> <br />A24 <br />
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