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<br />.. <br /> (G) <br />0 <br />".1 <br />,,'::>0. <br />00 <br /> (H) <br /> <br />Constructed Wetlands are those wetlands intentionally <br />designed, constructed and operated on upland, non-wetland <br />sites for the primary purpose of wastewater, agricultural <br />runoff or stormwater treatment or environmental remediation. <br />Constructed wetlands are not "Waters within the Jurisdiction <br />of the Tribe." <br /> <br />Created Wetlands means wetlands created in areas which would <br />not be wetlands in the absence of human modifications to the <br />environment. Created wetlands include, but are not limited to <br />wetlands created inadvertently by human activities such as <br />mining, channelization of highway runoff, irrigation, and <br />leakage from man-made water conveyance or storage facilities. <br /> <br />(I) Criteria are elements of water quality standards, expressed <br />as a desired condition, constituent concentration, level, or <br />narrative statement, representing a quality of water that <br />support's a part~cular use. <br /> <br />Designaited Use is a use that is specified in water quality <br />standards as a goal for the water body segment, whether or <br />not it 1s currently being attained. <br /> <br />(J) <br /> <br />(K) <br /> <br />Dissolved Metals is the concentration of metals in a water <br />sample that has been prefiltered through a O.45~ membrane <br />filter. <br /> <br />(L) <br /> <br />Existing Use means a use that is actually attained in the <br />waterbodY on or after November 28, 1975, whether or not it is <br />included in the water quality standards. <br /> <br />High Quality Water means a waterbody that has special <br />signifipance to the Southern Ute Indian Tribe which requires <br />special protection provided by the High Quality Water <br />antidegradation classification. <br /> <br />"Lethal Concentration-50" is the concentration of an element <br />that is lethal to 50% of the test organisms within a defined <br />period of exposure. <br /> <br />(M) <br /> <br />(N) <br /> <br />(0) <br /> <br />Mixing Zones are areas surrounding or downstream of a point <br />source discharge where the effluent plume is progressively <br />diluted by the receiving water and certain numerical water <br />quality criteria otherwise applicable to the waterbody <br />segment may be exceeded. Narrative criteria must be achieved <br />within mixing zones. <br /> <br />(P) <br /> <br />Outstanding National Resource Water (ONRW) means a waterbody <br />segment' that has been designated as an ONRW in the tribal <br />water qUality standards and may include waters of ecological, <br />recreational or cultural significance. <br /> <br />3 <br /> <br />,. t. <br /> <br />.-- _~ ';', ". _,"__.:a. ""-~ <br /> <br />)i <br />.'1 <br /> <br />'j <br />;~i <br /> <br />\j <br />~! <br />:1 <br />i <br />),1 <br />;} <br />", <br />-s <br />'~ <br />.~ <br /> <br />" <br />, <br />'.t <br /> <br />i <br />j <br />i <br />'. <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />'J <br />- ,'J <br /> <br />~1 <br /> <br />;',;.h",&-;: <br />