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Title: Restoring Water Quality: Using Nonpoint Source Funding to Improve Water Quality for Recreation Brooke Shireman Kentucky Division of Water


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Restoring Water QualityUsing Nonpoint
Source Funding to Improve Water Quality for
RecreationBrooke ShiremanKentucky Division of
Water
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Clean Water Act
Clean Water Act
  • Requires states to establish water quality
    standards
  • Primary Contact Recreation (PCR) standard
  • Standard is based on scientific research, input
    from the public, approval from EPA and its
    included in our Kentucky Administrative
    Regulations
  • Requires states to establish water quality
    standards
  • Primary Contact Recreation (PCR) standard
  • Standard is based on scientific research, input
    from the public, approval from EPA and its
    included in our Kentucky Administrative
    Regulations

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Primary Contact Recreation (PCR) Standard for
E.coli
  Summer PCR Limit (May 1 - Oct. 31)   Summer PCR Limit (May 1 - Oct. 31)   Summer PCR Limit (May 1 - Oct. 31)
Bacteria Geometric Mean (colonies/100 ml) Maximum (colonies/100 ml)
E. coli 130 (from 5 samples collected within 30 days) 240 (number not to be exceeded in more than 20 of the samples)
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What does that mean?
  • Based on scientific data, input from the public,
    our lawmakers and EPA
  • Levels of E.coli found in a waterbody greater
    than the standard indicate a potential health
    risk for people swimming in the water

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Everybody Poops
Wildlife does it
Humans do it
Livestock does it
Pets do it
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Straight Pipe
Septic System Failure
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Contact
  • Jim Roe
  • Kentucky Nonpoint Source Program
  • James.Roe_at_ky.gov
  • 502-564-3410
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