Stressors, Linkages, Progress, and Lessons Learned from Basin-Wide Planning and Implementation for Water Quality and Quantity Restoration and Protection by Jessica Rittler Sanchez

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Stressors, Linkages, Progress, and Lessons Learned from Basin-Wide Planning and Implementation for Water Quality and Quantity Restoration and Protection • Basin Context • Water Supply • Water Quality • 2030 Vision

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Accelerating Action:
Delaware River Watershed Forum
October 28-29, 2013

Track 6:

Tributaries } River } Bay
A Basin-wide Perspective
Stressors, Linkages, Progress, and Lessons Learned from
Basin-Wide Planning and Implementation for
Water Quality and Quantity Restoration and Protection

Jessica Rittler Sanchez, PhD
River Basin Planner, Delaware River Basin Commission
Jessica.Sanchez@drbc.state.nj.us 609-477-7202

Track 6:

Tributaries } River } Bay
A Basin-wide Perspective

Stressors, Linkages, Progress, and Lessons Learned from
Basin-Wide Planning and Implementation for
Water Quality and Quantity Restoration and Protection

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•
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Basin Context
Water Supply
Water Quality (DO)
2030 Vision

• River @ Trenton photo

Ron Saari/with permission of the Delaware
River Joint Toll Bridge Commission

Context
 Major diversion of
headwaters
 Antidegredation policy
on non-tidal River

NYC
reservoirs

Special
Protection
Waters

 Energy generation
 Port
 Urban-industrial
complex
 PCB TMDL on tidal
River

PA-NJ-DE Port /
industrial
complex

PCB TMDL
Energy
Generation

Fresh Water & the Tidal River

Salinity repulsion target: 3,000 cfs
Median flow:
12,000 cfs
‘60s drought low flow: 1,500 cfs
‘55 flood:
>300,000 cfs

Drinking Water
Intakes
102

89 2002

Salt Line Range

1964

Climate Change
30 day snow cover
2070-2099
Flow Target @Trenton= 3000 cfs

Philadelphia
Intake
Philadelphia
intake

oysters

Groundwater
• 2 separate critical
ground water areas
• Special withdrawal limits/
review thresholds
• Emphasis on conjunctive
use - surface water
alternative is crucial
• Pumping in Delaware
affects levels in NJ
• Where is growth
desired/expected ?

DO Recovery
RM 100

2001-2005
1991-1995

4

5

5.0 mg/L

1986-1990

3

3.5 mg/L

1

2

1981-1985

1971-1975
1966-1970

Dec

Nov

Oct

Sept

Aug

July

June

May

Apr

Mar

Feb

Jan

0

Dissolved Oxygen (mg/L)

6

Ben Franklin D.O. - Medians of Daily Values

Water Resources Plan

Water Resource Management through 2030

What’s Ahead?

• How do these large-picture issues
affect your project(s)?
• How can your project(s) projects
help to mitigate large-scale issues?

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Stressors, Linkages, Progress, and Lessons Learned from Basin-Wide Planning and Implementation for Water Quality and Quantity Restoration and Protection by Jessica Rittler Sanchez

1. Accelerating Action: Delaware River Watershed Forum October 28-29, 2013 Track 6: Tributaries } River } Bay A Basin-wide Perspective Stressors, Linkages, Progress, and Lessons Learned from Basin-Wide Planning and Implementation for Water Quality and Quantity Restoration and Protection Jessica Rittler Sanchez, PhD River Basin Planner, Delaware River Basin Commission Jessica.Sanchez@drbc.state.nj.us 609-477-7202

2. Track 6: Tributaries } River } Bay A Basin-wide Perspective Stressors, Linkages, Progress, and Lessons Learned from Basin-Wide Planning and Implementation for Water Quality and Quantity Restoration and Protection • • • • Basin Context Water Supply Water Quality (DO) 2030 Vision

3. Context: Diversity

4. • River @ Trenton photo Ron Saari/with permission of the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission

5. Context: Landscape

6. Context  Major diversion of headwaters  Antidegredation policy on non-tidal River NYC reservoirs Special Protection Waters  Energy generation  Port  Urban-industrial complex  PCB TMDL on tidal River PA-NJ-DE Port / industrial complex PCB TMDL Energy Generation

7. Fresh Water & the Tidal River Salinity repulsion target: 3,000 cfs Median flow: 12,000 cfs ‘60s drought low flow: 1,500 cfs ‘55 flood: >300,000 cfs Drinking Water Intakes 102 89 2002 Salt Line Range 1964

8. Sea Level Rise

9. Climate Change 30 day snow cover 2070-2099 Flow Target @Trenton= 3000 cfs Philadelphia Intake Philadelphia intake oysters

10. Groundwater • 2 separate critical ground water areas • Special withdrawal limits/ review thresholds • Emphasis on conjunctive use - surface water alternative is crucial • Pumping in Delaware affects levels in NJ • Where is growth desired/expected ?

11. DO Recovery RM 100 2001-2005 1991-1995 4 5 5.0 mg/L 1986-1990 3 3.5 mg/L 1 2 1981-1985 1971-1975 1966-1970 Dec Nov Oct Sept Aug July June May Apr Mar Feb Jan 0 Dissolved Oxygen (mg/L) 6 Ben Franklin D.O. - Medians of Daily Values

12. DO Recovery

13. Water Resources Plan Water Resource Management through 2030

14. Progress: Recognizing Linkages

15. What’s Ahead? • How do these large-picture issues affect your project(s)? • How can your project(s) projects help to mitigate large-scale issues?

16. Thank You !

Stressors, Linkages, Progress, and Lessons Learned from Basin-Wide Planning and Implementation for Water Quality and Quantity Restoration and Protection by Jessica Rittler Sanchez

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