EPA e-mail to DO TMDL stakeholders
Spokane River Stakeholders, We appreciate all the feedback that we have received from many of you in the past month, especially the very specific comments provided to our agency during…
Environmental Protection Agency
TMDL and NPDES permits schedule updated
The schedule for major tasks, timeframes, and responsibilities necessary to complete modeling for the Spokane River / Lake Spokane dissolved oxygen TMDL and NPDES permits for Idaho and Washington has…
Questions and agenda for attorneys meeting with EPA
Attached are questions that the Spokane Tribe of Indians, the Center for Justice, Avista and an unidentified source indicated they would like to see addressed at the April 16th, 2009…
March 25th EPA stakeholder meeting notes released
Spokane Stakeholders, Attached are the questions and comments recorded during our Spokane TMDL meeting last Thursday. We went through each of these comments / questions during the meeting – –…
March 25th Agenda, Documents and Power Point for EPA Stakeholder Meeting
The attached agenda and documents were distributed by EPA to support the March 25th Stakeholder meeting. The cover e-mail is from Don Martin and Laurie Mann with EPA.
February 27th EPA Stakeholder Meeting Notes
EPA released meeting notes from the February 27th stakeholder meeting on March 6th. Says Laurie Mann from EPA, “We are not currently planning to assemble a written response to the…
EPA Stakeholder Meetings
Schedule and agendas for Spokane River Dissolved Oxygen TMDL meetings
Spokane River DO Core Model Workshop
On February 13th, a technical meeting was held to review and discuss the draft Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) for the update of the CE-QUAL-W2 model of the Spokane River.
Federal, state and tribal agencies release workplan and schedule to assess dissolved oxygen in Spokane River and Lake Spokane.
The attached work plan and schedule describes the objectives, structure, responsibilities, personnel, and decision-making process that will be used by four agencies to develop the inter-state Spokane River water quality model. A letter describing Ecology’s interpretation of the Washington water quality standard for dissolved oxygen in Lake Spokane is also attached.