WQ Fres MFCD Report

A U G U S T 2 0 1 0 VOLUME II
FRESNO-CLOVIS STORM WATER QUALITY

MONITORING PROGRAMEE
2009-2010 Annual Report
Prepared for
FRESNO METROPOLITAN FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT

WDR ORDER NO. 5-01-048
NPDES NO. CA0083500
(559) 456-3292
Table of Contents
1.0 Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 1
2.0 Methods and Stations Monitored .................................................................................... 2
2.1. River Stations .................................................................................................................. 2
2.2. Weather Tracking............................................................................................................ 2
2.3. Monitoring Event Selection ............................................................................................ 2
2.4. River Monitoring ............................................................................................................ 3
2.5. Analytical Methods ......................................................................................................... 3
3.0 Summary of 2009-2010 Monitoring Year ....................................................................... 5
3.1. Pre-Season Training ........................................................................................................ 5
3.2. Dry Weather River Monitoring ....................................................................................... 5
3.3. Wet Weather River Monitoring ...................................................................................... 7
3.4. Difficulties Encountered and Their Resolution ............................................................ 17
3.5. False Starts .................................................................................................................... 17
3.6. Equipment Maintenance ............................................................................................... 17
4.0 Quality Assurance/Quality Control............................................................................... 18
4.1. QA/QC Methods ........................................................................................................... 18
4.2. QA/QC Results ............................................................................................................. 22
5.0 Water Quality Results: 2009-2010 ................................................................................. 28
6.0 Data Observations and Conclusions ............................................................................. 43
6.1. Cumulative River Monitoring: 1996 – 2010 ................................................................. 43
6.2. Dry/Wet Patterns ........................................................................................................... 54
6.3. Spatial Station-to-Station Patterns ................................................................................ 56
6.4. Conclusions ................................................................................................................... 57
7.0 Project Recommendations.............................................................................................. 59
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List of Appendices
Appendix A – Monitoring Results
Appendix B – QA/QC Results
Appendix C – QA/QC Results Outside of Program Control Limits and Qualifications
Appendix D – Maintenance Summary
Appendix E – 1996-2010 River Monitoring Summary Statistics
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List of Tables
Table 1. Analytical Methods, Method Detection and Reporting Limits, Sample Type, and
Maximum Holding Times for Samples Collected in 2009-2010................................. 4
Table 2. Dry Weather River Monitoring Event, September 21, 2009 Sampling ....................... 5
Table 3. Laboratory Analyses for Dry Weather River Monitoring, September 21, 2009 ......... 6
Table 4. Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 1, October 14, 2009 Sampling, Rainfall, and
Antecedent Conditions................................................................................................. 8
Table 5. Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 2, January 21, 2010 Sampling, Rainfall, and
Antecedent Conditions............................................................................................... 10
Table 6. Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 3, February 24, 2010 Sampling, Rainfall, and
Antecedent Conditions............................................................................................... 12
Table 7. Laboratory Analyses for Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 1, October 14, 2009
................................................................................................................................... 14
Table 8. Laboratory Analyses for Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 2, January 21, 2010
................................................................................................................................... 15
Table 9. Laboratory Analyses for Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 3, February 24, 2010
................................................................................................................................... 16
Table 10. 2009-2010 Quality Control Sample Collection Schedule ......................................... 18
Table 11. QA/QC Success Rates, 2009-2010 River Monitoring ............................................... 26
Table 12. Field Measurement Results for the Dry Weather River Event: September 21, 2009 28
Table 13. Laboratory Results for Bacteriologicals, Conventionals, Nutrients and Oil & Grease
for the Dry Weather River Event: September 21, 2009............................................. 29
Table 14. Laboratory Results for Metals, Anions and Cations for the Dry Weather River Event:
September 21, 2009 ................................................................................................... 30
Table 15. Laboratory Results for Pesticides, Herbicides and PAHs for the Dry Weather River
Event: September 21, 2009 ........................................................................................ 31
Table 16. Field Measurement Results for Wet Weather River Event 1: October 14, 2009 ...... 32
for Wet Weather River Event 1: October 14, 2009 ................................................... 32
Table 18. Laboratory Results for Metals, Anions and Cations for Wet Weather River Event 1:
October 14, 2009 ....................................................................................................... 33
Table 19. Laboratory Results for Pesticides, Herbicides and PAHs for Wet Weather River
Event 1: October 14, 2009 ......................................................................................... 34
Table 20. Field Measurement Results for Wet Weather River Event 2: January 21, 2010 ....... 35
for Wet Weather River Event 2: January 21, 2010 .................................................... 35
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January 21, 2010 ........................................................................................................ 36
Event 2: January 21, 2010 ......................................................................................... 37
Table 24. Field Measurement Results for Wet Weather River Event 3: February 24, 2010 ..... 38
for Wet Weather River Event 3: February 24, 2010 .................................................. 38
February 24, 2010 ...................................................................................................... 39
Event 3: February 24, 2010 ....................................................................................... 40
Table 28. Qualifier Definitions .................................................................................................. 41
Table 29. Frequency of Detection of Trace Elements during the 2009-2010 San Joaquin River
Monitoring Season ..................................................................................................... 42
Table 30. San Joaquin River Monitoring Events 1996-2010..................................................... 44
Table 31. 1996-2010 Summary Statistics for Indictor Constituents by Event Type ................. 55
Table 32. Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test p-Values Station-to-Station Results for Indicator
Constituents 1996-2010 ............................................................................................. 57
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List of Figures
Figure 1. Daily Precipitation at River Station 3 from May 2009 through June 2010 ................. 7
Figure 2. Stage and Rainfall Intensity: Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 1, October 14,
2009 ............................................................................................................................. 9
Figure 3. Stage and Rainfall Intensity: Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 2, January 21,
2010 ........................................................................................................................... 11
Figure 4. Stage and Rainfall Intensity: Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 3, February 24,
2010 ........................................................................................................................... 13
Figure 5. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Dissolved Copper Data ............................................. 45
Figure 6. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Dissolved Lead Data ................................................. 46
Figure 7. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Dissolved Zinc Data .................................................. 47
Figure 8. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Fecal Coliform Data .................................................. 48
Figure 9. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) Data .......................... 49
Figure 10. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Total Suspended Solids (TSS) Data .......................... 50
Figure 11. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Hardness as CaCO3 Data .......................................... 51
Figure 12. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Diazinon Data ........................................................... 52
Figure 13. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Naphthalene Data ...................................................... 53
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Executive Summary
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) municipal storm water permit
number CA0083500 was issued by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board
(Regional Board) to the Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District (District) on September 16,
1994, and renewed on March 16, 2001. The permit requires the District to implement a receiving
water quality (river) monitoring program and complete an in-system (detention basin)
monitoring program. The Fresno-Clovis Metropolitan Storm Water Quality Management
Program Receiving Water Monitoring Plan was approved by the Regional Board on January 6,
1995.
River monitoring samples were collected manually and analyzed from three San Joaquin River
monitoring stations during one dry weather monitoring event in the fall of 2009 and three wet
weather monitoring events during storms in the fall and winter of 2009-2010. In-system
monitoring (detention basin monitoring) concluded following completion of the Basin EK study
in 2006. Since 1996, 42 ambient river monitoring events (14 dry weather and 28 wet weather)
have been conducted at three San Joaquin River monitoring stations.
CONCLUSIONS
Conclusions drawn to date from the river monitoring data include the following:
 San Joaquin River waters both upstream and downstream of the Fresno urban area are of
high quality, based on the low or undetectable concentrations of pathogen indicators,
dissolved metals, TSS, pesticides, and nutrients.
 Apparent increases in dissolved copper and lead concentrations between upstream and
downstream river monitoring locations are statistically significant for data collected between
1996 and 2010. However, the magnitude of dissolved concentration differences is small
relative to data variability. For example, the 50th percentile dissolved copper concentrations
at Station 3 and Station 1 are 0.71 µg/L and 0.52 µg/L, respectively; standard deviations are
0.57 µg/L and 0.30 µg/L, respectively. The standard deviations of dissolved lead are even
higher in relation to the median values. A previous assessment of the entire program
monitoring history indicated that station differences for total recoverable metals were not
statistically significant. None of the downstream (Station 3) dissolved copper or lead
concentrations have exceeded the hardness-adjusted California Toxics Rule water quality
objective since 2007.
 Station-to-station differences were not statistically significant for naphthalene, the most
detected PAH (>20%) that also has a water quality objective. Other PAHs were not
examined, since they are either less frequently detected or do not have water quality
objectives.
 Pathogen indicators exhibited slight variability between Stations 1, 2, and 3 during the three
2009-2010 events with bacteriological results; however, in all but one case, the observed
differences in bacteriological counts were smaller than typical microbiological variability
(one order of magnitude). Inputs from non-urban runoff sources can be significant and could
reasonably explain the minor variability.
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 Since the implementation of the river monitoring program in 1996, chlorinated herbicides
have not been detected above analytical reporting limits at the three monitoring stations
during any of the 42 river monitoring events.
 No organochlorine (OC) or organophosphate (OP) pesticides were detected at any of the
stations in 2009-2010 monitoring. Since 2007-2008, a modified laboratory method has been
used that is capable of significantly lower reporting limits than previous methods.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR 2010-2011 MONITORING

Based on a review of the monitoring program, it is recommended that only San Joaquin River
monitoring be conducted during the 2010-2011 monitoring season, pending reissuance of a new
NPDES permit and associated Monitoring and Reporting Program (MRP).
It is also recommended that the 2010-2011 Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Monitoring Program
Standard Operating Procedures: River Monitoring include specific protocols for field filtration
of metals and orthophosphate.
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1.0 Introduction
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) municipal storm water permit
number CA0083500 was issued by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board
(Regional Board) to the Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District (District) on September 16,
1994, and renewed on March 16, 2001. The permit requires the District to implement a receiving
water quality (river) monitoring program and an in-system (detention basin) monitoring program.
The Fresno-Clovis Metropolitan Storm Water Quality Management Program Receiving Water
Monitoring Plan was approved by the Regional Board on January 6, 1995.
The District contracted a consultant team led by Larry Walker Associates (LWA) to implement
the Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program (Monitoring Program). Field
services were provided by Krazan & Associates of Clovis (Krazan), and laboratory analytical
services were provided by BSK Analytical Laboratories of Fresno, APPL of Fresno, Frontier
Global Sciences of Seattle, Washington, and CRG Marine Laboratories of Torrance.
During the 2009-2010 monitoring season, river monitoring was conducted in conformance with
the receiving water monitoring plan. The objectives of the river monitoring program are to
characterize receiving water quality and determine if the discharge of urban storm water runoff
from the District’s storm water drainage system affects water quality in the San Joaquin River.
River monitoring samples were collected and analyzed from three San Joaquin River monitoring
stations during one dry weather monitoring event in the fall of 2009 and three wet weather
monitoring events during storms in the fall and winter of 2009-2010. Since 1996, 42 monitoring
events (14 dry weather and 28 wet weather) have been conducted at three monitoring stations in
the San Joaquin River.
The objectives of the detention basin monitoring program were to characterize the water quality
of urban runoff and evaluate the water quality treatment performance of storm water detention
basins. The District completed one year of detention basin monitoring at Basin “C”, three years
of monitoring at Basin “V”, and four years of monitoring at Basin EK, in conformance with in-
system monitoring plans and in compliance with NPDES permit monitoring requirements.
Detention basin monitoring has not been required since the project was completed in 2006.
This report presents a description of the storm water quality monitoring stations, methods used
for sample collection and analysis, field activities conducted during the monitoring events, the
results of all field and laboratory measurements, and the quality control analysis of all laboratory
data produced during the Monitoring Program.
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2.0 Methods and Stations Monitored
Monitoring stations and methods used during the 2009-2010 monitoring program are
summarized in this section. Detailed station descriptions, sample collection methods, and
analytical methods are included in the standard operating procedure document identified below.
2.1. RIVER STATIONS

River monitoring involved the collection and analysis of water samples from three San Joaquin
River stations. Two river sampling stations (Stations 1 and 2) are located upstream of the Fresno-
Clovis metropolitan area, and one sampling station (Station 3) is located downstream. The same
three stations have been monitored since the first monitoring event, conducted in July of 1996. In
2005-2006, the Station 2 sampling location was relocated slightly following a recommendation
in the memorandum Fresno-Clovis San Joaquin River Comparison of Water Quality Monitoring
Results (August 2005). The new location is approximately 225 feet downstream from the original
Station 2 location, where the river narrows and flow velocity increases. The 2009-2010 Fresno-
Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program Standard Operating Procedures: River
Monitoring (“River Monitoring SOPs”, Larry Walker Associates, October 2009) contains
detailed station descriptions, location maps, installed storm water quality monitoring equipment,
sample collection method descriptions, river monitoring procedures, and logistical information.
2.2. WEATHER TRACKING

The tracking of approaching storm systems was primarily accomplished using weather
information provided by Western Weather Group, a private weather forecasting contract firm.
Western Weather Group’s forecasts were supplemented by weather and forecast data available
on the National Weather Service website.1 Western Weather Group forecasting services
consisted of two components: 1) daily written forecasts provided Monday through Friday in the
morning that indicated probabilities of precipitation and expected precipitation amounts, as well
as expected start and stop times for predicted storms during the succeeding five-day period; and
2) around-the-clock access to Western Weather Group forecasters for telephone consultation
regarding impending storm events.
2.3. MONITORING EVENT SELECTION

The Krazan Field Coordinator continually tracked weather forecasts and identified potential
storms for sampling events. The decision to sample storm events was made by the LWA Task
Manager and the Krazan Field Coordinator in consultation with the District, based on approved
storm event selection criteria.
The River Monitoring Program is designed to characterize receiving water and runoff quality
under a variety of seasonal and hydrological conditions. Planned river monitoring includes one
dry weather monitoring event per year plus up to three wet weather events: one each during the
early, middle, and late parts of the wet season. Consistent with the River Monitoring SOPs,
events with forecasted amounts greater than one-half of an inch are targeted, since it is presumed
that this threshold provides sufficient urban runoff discharge and river flow response to ensure
that samples are collected during a wet weather flow regime; in addition, this is a forecasted
1
http://nws.noaa.gov/

amount that provides a reasonable assurance that sufficient rainfall will occur. Safety
considerations require that river sampling be performed in daylight. Sampling is performed if the
last rainfall is less than eight hours before the start of sampling, unless there are other mitigating
factors such as expected additional rainfall. Events with forecasted amounts below these
thresholds are contingently considered in order to meet permit requirements.
2.4. RIVER MONITORING

Depth-integrated composite samples and grab samples were collected during one dry season
monitoring event and three wet weather monitoring events at three stations in the San Joaquin
River during 2009-2010. Depth-integrated composite samples were collected from the shore
using an expandable pole, Teflon tubing, and a portable peristaltic pump. These samples were
collected by pumping water through the Teflon tubing, directly into the composite bottle,
through the depth of the water column at each river monitoring station. Samples required to be
collected as grab samples were collected at mid-depth by submerging and filling sample bottles.
Measurements for field-measured parameters were taken at mid-depth using a portable multi-
meter. River stage, rainfall, and field parameters were measured automatically at River Station 3
with permanently installed metering and data logging equipment. Metals and dissolved
phosphorus samples should be filtered in the field within 15 minutes of sample collection. Field
filtration for metals as a standard operating procedure was initiated during the third wet weather
sampling event. Phosphorus samples were not field filtered in 2009-2010.
Once the decision is made to monitor a storm event in the river, river monitoring field personnel
are mobilized, and samples are collected starting with the upstream station (Station 1) and
finishing with the downstream station (Station 3) unless circumstances dictate otherwise.
Because it is expected that Station 1, located just downstream from Friant Dam discharge, is
unaffected by urban storm runoff and much less variable, it can be sampled last, as necessary.
This operational decision is based on real-time river conditions as well as observed and
forecasted precipitation. To better characterize runoff discharge, sample station order is
sometimes reversed when the field team can only mobilize later in the runoff event. For safety
reasons, sample collection is performed only during daylight hours.
2.5. ANALYTICAL METHODS

For each constituent sampled, the analytical method, method detection limit (MDL), reporting
limit (RL), and maximum allowable holding time are presented in Table 1. The MDL, as defined
in 40 CFR Part 136, Appendix B, is the “concentration of a substance that can be measured and
reported with 99% confidence that the analyte concentration is greater than zero and is
determined from analysis of a sample in a given matrix....”. The RL is a concentration
determined by the laboratory that is greater than the MDL and reflects a limit at which the
laboratory can accurately quantify results. More detailed laboratory method information is
located in the River Monitoring SOPs.

Table 1. Analytical Methods, Method Detection and Reporting Limits, Sample Type, and Maximum
Holding Times for Samples Collected in 2009-2010
Sample Max.
Constituent Lab Method [a] MDL RL Units
Type Holding [b]
Anions (Chloride, Sulfate) EPA 300.0 1-2 1-2 mg/L Pumped 48 hr.
BSK EPA 200.7 Grab/
Cations (Total Al,Ba,B,K,Na) 0.005-2 0.005-2 mg/L Composite 6 mo.
EPA 200.8
Total & Fecal Coliform SM 9221-B/E 2 2 MPN/100mL Grab 8 hr.
BSK
Fecal Streptococcus SM 9230-B 2 2 MPN/100mL Grab 8 hr.
Hardness EPA 2340-B 0.1 0.1 mg/L Pumped 6 mo.
Total Suspended Solids BSK SM 2540-D 5 5 mg/L Grab/ 7 days
Total Dissolved Solids SM 2540-C 5 5 mg/L Composite 7 days
Chemical Oxygen Demand SM 5220-D 5 5 mg/L Pumped 28 days
BSK Grab/
Total Organic Carbon SM 5310-B/C 0.2-0.25 0.2-1 mg/L Composite 28 days
Total Oil & Grease BSK EPA 1664-H 1 1 mg/L Grab 28 days
Pumped
Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen EPA 351.2 1 1 mg/L Grab/ 28 days
Composite
Ammonia BSK SM 4500-NH3-G 0.1 0.1 mg/L Grab 28 days
Nitrate (NO3) EPA 300.0 1 1 mg/L Grab 48 hr.
Nitrite (NO2-N) EPA 300.0 0.05 0.05 mg/L Grab 48 hr.
Orthophosphate (o-PO4-P) EPA 300.0 0.6 0.6 mg/L Grab 48 hr.
FGS-069
Total Mercury Frontier 0.08-0.17 0.5-1.14 ng/L Grab 6 mo.
(CVAFS)
[c]
Total & Dissolved Arsenic 0.04 0.15 g/L 6 mo.
Total & Dissolved Cadmium [c] 0.004 0.02 g/L 6 mo.
Total & Dissolved Chromium [c] 0.03 0.1 g/L 6 mo.
[c]
Total & Dissolved Copper 0.01 0.1 g/L Pumped 6 mo.
[c] FGS-054
Total & Dissolved Lead Frontier 0.003 0.04 g/L Grab/ 6 mo.
(ICP-MS)
Total & Dissolved Nickel
[c]
0.01 0.1 g/L Composite 6 mo.
[c]
Total & Dissolved Selenium 0.19 0.6 g/L 6 mo.
[c]
Total & Dissolved Silver 0.006 0.02 g/L 6 mo.
[c]
Total & Dissolved Zinc 0.1 0.2 g/L 6 mo.
Pumped
Chlorinated Herbicides APPL EPA 8151 0.028-35.8 0.1-100 g/L Grab/ 7 days
Composite
Pumped
Organochlorine Pesticides & GCMS
CRG 1-50 5-100 ng/L Grab/ 7 days
Alachlor (EPA 625m)
Composite
Pumped
GCMS
Organophosphate Pesticides CRG 1-50 2-100 ng/L Grab/ 7 days
(EPA 625m)
Composite
Pumped
Polynuclear Aromatic GCMS
CRG 1 5 ng/L Grab/ 7 days
Hydrocarbons (EPA 625m)
Composite
[a] SM = Standard Methods. From: American Public Health Association, 2005. Standard Methods for the Examination of Water
and Wastewater, 21st edition. EPA = EPA Methods, From: United States Environmental Protection Agency, March 1983.
Methods for Chemical Analysis of Water and Wastes. EPA 600479020.
[b] Max Holding stands for the maximum allowable holding time between sample collection and analysis.
[c] Filtration for dissolved metals was performed in the field during the second and third wet weather events.

3.0 Summary of 2009-2010 Monitoring Year
During 2009-2010, one dry weather and three wet weather monitoring events were conducted in
the San Joaquin River. Pre-season training, dry weather river sampling, and 2009-2010 storm
water quality monitoring activities are described in the following sections.
3.1. PRE-SEASON TRAINING

Refresher sample collection training for Krazan and Associates field staff occurred as part of the
dry weather river monitoring event on September 21, 2009.
3.2. DRY WEATHER RIVER MONITORING

Dry weather river monitoring was conducted at all three San Joaquin River monitoring stations
on September 21, 2009. During the monitoring event, field personnel were trained in the proper
techniques for collection of depth-integrated composite samples and mid-depth grab samples,
using “clean” sampling techniques. All dry weather monitoring event samples were collected
using the same procedures as required for wet weather monitoring event sample collection. River
samples were delivered or shipped to the analytical laboratories for analysis on the same day.
Detailed river monitoring procedures are presented in the River Monitoring SOPs. A summary of
the September 21, 2009 Dry Weather River Monitoring Event is presented in Table 2.
Table 2. Dry Weather River Monitoring Event, September 21, 2009 Sampling
Station 3
Station 1 Station 2
Dry Weather River Monitoring Jura Farms
Friant Dam Rice Road
Bridge
Composite sample collection time 08:45 10:45 11:50
Grab sample collection time 09:00 10:30 12:10
The complete sets of analyses requested and completed for river samples and field-initiated
QA/QC samples collected during the September 21, 2009 Dry Weather River Monitoring Event
are summarized in Table 3.

Table 3. Laboratory Analyses for Dry Weather River Monitoring, September 21, 2009
River Monitoring Stations QA/QC Samples
Station 1 Station 3 Field Field

ANALYSIS [a] Station 2 MS/MSD
Friant Jura Farms Duplicate Blank
Rice Road Station 3
Dam Bridge Station 1 Station 2
Total Recoverable Mercury R R R R R R [b]
Total Recoverable Metals R R R R
Dissolved Metals R R R R R R [b]
Ammonia R R R R  [c]
Hydrocarbon Oil & Grease R R R R
Total & Fecal Coliform R R R R
Fecal Streptococcus R R R R
Cations R R R R
Chemical Oxygen Demand R R R R
Anions R R R R
Hardness R R R R
Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen R R R R
Total Dissolved Solids R R R R
Total Organic Carbon R R R R
Total Suspended Solids R R R R
Chlorinated Herbicides R R R R R
Organochlorine Pesticides +
R R R R R R [d]
Alachlor
Organophosphate Pesticides R R R R R R [d]
Polynuclear Aromatic
R R R R R R [d]
Hydrocarbons
[a] “R” indicates that analysis was requested on chain of custody form.
“” indicates that the laboratory completed and reported this analysis.
[b] Frontier Global Sciences had to split one bottle for analysis of both fractions and did not have enough volume to run the
requested MS/MSD at full volume on the total fraction. The project manager opted to run the sample and an MS only at full
volume, with a separate MS/MSD on another client's sample. The non-client MS/MSDs were not entered into the database or
used for data qualification purposes.
[c] An unrequested MS/MSD was performed on the Station 1 field duplicate sample.
[d] An unrequested laboratory duplicate was performed on the Station 3 sample.

3.3. WET WEATHER RIVER MONITORING
Observations of approaching storm systems commenced in September 2009, at which time
incoming storm systems were considered to be candidates for river monitoring, subject to the
storm selection criteria established in the SOPs.
During the wet season, 15.96 inches of rain were recorded at the River Station 3 gauging station,
which is a higher rainfall amount than the average Fresno area annual precipitation of 10.6
inches. Three river storm water monitoring events were conducted during the 2009-2010 wet
season. Daily precipitation measured near River Station 1 and the events monitored are
illustrated in Figure 1.
Figure 1. Daily Precipitation at River Station 3 from May 2009 through June 2010
River monitoring event parameters and antecedent conditions summaries for the three wet
weather San Joaquin River monitoring events are shown in Table 4, Table 5, and Table 6.
Depth-integrated composite samples and mid-depth grab samples were successfully collected
from each of the three river monitoring stations during each monitored storm event. The
monitoring event hydrographs, showing river stage and rainfall rates for each river monitoring
event, are presented in Figure 2 and Figure 3. Field crews collected samples for the following
storm events:
 Event 1: October 14, 2009
 Event 2: January 21, 2010
 Event 3: February 24, 2010

Table 4. Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 1, October 14, 2009 Sampling, Rainfall, and
Antecedent Conditions
Station 3
Station 1 Station 2
Wet Weather River Monitoring Jura Farms
Bridge
Sampling
Pumped sample collection time 10/14/09 11:05 10/14/09 09:45 10/14/09 08:20
Grab sample collection time 10/14/09 10:50 10/14/09 09:30 10/14/09 08:05
[a]
Event Rainfall
Time of first rain (storm start) 10/13/09 08:00
Time of last rain (storm end) 10/14/09 02:30
Event total rainfall (inches) 1.24
[a]
Date of last precipitation 6/5/09 08:00
Time since last precipitation 130 days
Date of last storm ≥ 0.1 in. 6/5/09 08:00
Time since last storm ≥ 0.1 in. 130 days
Date of last storm ≥ 0.25 5/1/09 22:00
Cumulative precipitation prior to event (in.) 0.60 since May 1, 2009
[a] Antecedent conditions and event rainfall data are derived from on-site measurements at River Station 3.
Although samples are usually collected starting with the upstream station (Station 1) and
finishing with the downstream station (Station 3), circumstances dictated otherwise during the
first wet weather event. For safety reasons, sample collection is performed only during daylight
hours; therefore, sampling cannot commence after 2 p.m. or prior to 6 a.m. Because it is
expected that Station 1, located just downstream from Friant Dam discharge, is unaffected by
urban storm runoff and much less variable, it was sampled last during wet weather Event 1.

River Stage (feet) 6.00 0.80
5.50 0.70
5.00 0.60
4.50 0.50
Sample Collection Times
Station #1
4.00 0.40
Station #3
Station #2
Rainfall Intensity (in/hr)

3.50 0.30
3.00 0.20
2.50 0.10
2.00 0.00
10/13/2009 14:00:00
10/13/2009 22:00:00
10/14/2009 14:00:00
10/13/2009 10:00:00
10/13/2009 18:00:00
10/14/2009 10:00:00
10/13/2009 6:00:00
10/14/2009 6:00:00
10/14/2009 2:00:00
Date and Time
Figure 2. Stage and Rainfall Intensity: Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 1, October 14, 2009

Table 5. Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 2, January 21, 2010 Sampling, Rainfall, and
Station 3
Station 1 Station 2
Bridge
Sampling
[a]
Event Rainfall
[a]
Time since last precipitation 20.5 hours
Time since last storm ≥ 0.1 in. 20.5 hours
Time since last storm ≥ 0.25 in. 20.5 hours

5.00 0.80
River Stage (feet)

4.50 0.70
4.00 0.60
3.50 0.50
Sample Collection Times
Station #1
3.00 0.40
Station #2
Station #3

2.50 0.30
2.00 0.20
1.50 0.10
1.00 0.00
1/21/2010 12:00:00
1/21/2010 18:00:00
1/21/2010 15:00:00
1/21/2010 21:00:00
1/21/2010 6:00:00
1/22/2010 0:00:00
1/22/2010 6:00:00
1/21/2010 9:00:00
1/22/2010 3:00:00
Date and Time
Figure 3. Stage and Rainfall Intensity: Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 2, January 21, 2010

Table 6. Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 3, February 24, 2010 Sampling, Rainfall, and
Station 3
Station 1 Station 2
Bridge
Sampling
[a]
Event Rainfall
[a]
Time since last precipitation 2 days

6.50 0.80
River Stage (feet)

6.00 0.70
5.50 0.60
5.00 Sample Collection Times 0.50
Station #1
Station #2
Station #3
4.50 0.40

4.00 0.30
3.50 0.20
3.00 0.10
2.50 0.00
2/23/2010 12:00:00
2/23/2010 21:00:00
2/24/2010 15:00:00
2/23/2010 16:30:00
2/24/2010 10:30:00
2/24/2010 19:30:00
2/25/2010 0:00:00
2/24/2010 1:30:00
2/24/2010 6:00:00
Date and Time
Figure 4. Stage and Rainfall Intensity: Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 3, February 24, 2010
Analyses requested and completed for San Joaquin River samples and field-initiated QA/QC
samples during the three wet weather monitoring events are summarized in Table 7, Table 8,
and Table 9.

Table 7. Laboratory Analyses for Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 1, October 14, 2009
River Monitoring Stations QA/QC
Samples
ANALYSIS [a] Station 3
Station 1 Station 2 Field Blank
Jura Farms
Friant Dam Rice Road Station 1
Bridge
Total Recoverable Mercury R R R R
Total Recoverable Metals R R R
Dissolved Metals R [b] R [b] R [b]
Ammonia R R R [c]
Hydrocarbon Oil & Grease R R R
Total & Fecal Coliform R R R
Fecal Streptococcus R R R
Cations R R R [c]
Chemical Oxygen Demand R R R [e]
Anions R R R [c]
Hardness R R R
Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen R R R
Total Dissolved Solids R R R
Total Organic Carbon R R R
Total Suspended Solids R R R [d]
Chlorinated Herbicides R R R
R R R
Alachlor
Organophosphate Pesticides R R R
R R R
Hydrocarbons
[b] No dissolved metals were analyzed, due to the laboratory not filtering the sample bottles for dissolved analysis through pre-
cleaned 0.45 micron pore filters as specified in the Chain of Custody.
[c] An unrequested MS/MSD was performed on the Station 3 sample.
[d] An unrequested laboratory duplicate was performed on the Station 1 sample.
[e] An unrequested MS/MSD was performed on the Station 1 sample.

Table 8. Laboratory Analyses for Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 2, January 21, 2010
Station 3
ANALYSIS [a] Station 1 Station 2 Lab
Jura Field Blank
Friant Rice Duplicate
Farms Station 1
Dam Road Station 2
Bridge
Total Recoverable Mercury R R R R R
Total Recoverable Metals R [b] R R R
Dissolved Metals R R R R
Ammonia R R R R
Hydrocarbon Oil & Grease R R R R
Total & Fecal Coliform R R R R
Fecal Streptococcus R [c] R [c] R [c] R [c]
Cations R R R R
Chemical Oxygen Demand R R R R
Anions R R R R
Hardness R R R R
Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen R R R R
Total Dissolved Solids R R R R
Total Organic Carbon R R [d] R [d] R
Total Suspended Solids R R R R
Chlorinated Herbicides R R R R
R R R R
Alachlor
Organophosphate Pesticides R R R R
R R R R R
Hydrocarbons
[b] An unrequested MS/MSD was performed on the Station 1 sample.
[c] Fecal Streptococcus was not analyzed due to a lack of culturing media at the laboratory.
[d] An unrequested MS/MSD was performed on the Station 2 sample.

Table 9. Laboratory Analyses for Wet Weather River Monitoring Event 3, February 24, 2010
Station 3
ANALYSIS [a] Station 1 Station 2
Jura MS/MSD Field Blank
Friant Rice Station 2 Station 3
Farms
Dam Road
Bridge
Total Recoverable Mercury R R R R [b] R
Total Recoverable Metals R R R R [c]
Dissolved Metals R R R
Ammonia R R R  [e]
Hydrocarbon Oil & Grease R [d] R [d] R [d]
Total & Fecal Coliform R [f] R [f] R [f]
Fecal Streptococcus R [f] R [f] R [f]
Cations R R R
Chemical Oxygen Demand R R R  [e]
Anions R R R  [g]
Hardness R R R
Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen R R R
Total Dissolved Solids R R R
Total Organic Carbon R R R 
Total Suspended Solids R R R
Chlorinated Herbicides R R R R[h]

R R R R[h]
Alachlor
Organophosphate Pesticides R R R
R R R R[h]
Hydrocarbons
[b] The MS/MSD was not performed on a Fresno sample.
[c] The MS/MSD was performed on the Station 1 sample.
[d] The laboratory reported Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons instead of Hydrocarbons Oil & Grease.
[f] Total and Fecal Coliform were not analyzed due to laboratory error.
Fecal Streptococcus was not analyzed due to a lack of culturing media at the laboratory.
[g] An unrequested MS/MSD was performed on the Station 3 and Station 2 samples.
[h] An unrequested laboratory duplicate was performed on the Station 2 sample.

3.4. DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED AND THEIR RESOLUTION
The following difficulties were encountered in river monitoring activities during the 2009-2010
wet season. Laboratory and data problems encountered are described in the Quality
Assurance/Quality Control section of this report.
There were no significant problems at the river monitoring stations in 2009-2010.
3.5. FALSE STARTS

No river monitoring false starts occurred during the 2009-2010 monitoring season. Each time
field crews were mobilized for monitoring, a complete river monitoring event was conducted.
3.6. EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE

Prior to the 2009-2010 wet season, calibration was performed on the River Station 3 pressure
sensor to ensure accurate river stage readings. Additionally, regular River Station 3 station visits
were conducted throughout the season to perform routine equipment maintenance. Routine
maintenance included the replacement of the station battery with a fully charged battery,
checking the rain gage for debris, performing visual checks on all station equipment, and
downloading data from the on-site datalogger.
A detailed summary of maintenance activities conducted during the 2009-2010 monitoring
season is provided in Appendix D.

4.0 Quality Assurance/Quality Control
This section presents the results of quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) analyses
conducted during the 2009-2010 monitoring year and an evaluation of the river monitoring data
in light of the QA/QC results. The purpose of the QA/QC review is to identify any apparent
QA/QC problems that may limit or bias reported data. QA/QC samples were collected and
analyzed at each of the 2009-2010 monitoring events, as shown in Table 10.
The analytical laboratories (APPL, BSK, CRG, and Frontier) deliver all data reports in a hard
copy or electronic report format. In addition to the hard copy reports, APPL and CRG provide
electronic data deliverable (EDD). The hard copy format is considered the official record of
results and is the report examined in the initial screening of the analytical data.
Table 10. 2009-2010 Quality Control Sample Collection Schedule

River Dry Weather River Event 1 River Event 2 River Event 3
Location
9/21/09 10/14/09 1/21/10 2/24/10
River Station 1 Field Duplicate Field Blank (Hg only) Field Blank
River Station 2 Field Blank Lab Duplicate MS/MSD
River Station 3 MS/MSD Field Blank (Hg only)
4.1. QA/QC METHODS

QA/QC methods used to evaluate laboratory performance are described below. QA/QC results
are presented in the following section.
4.1.1. Initial Screening

The initial screening process occurs following each monitoring event when laboratory reports are
received. The reported data are checked as soon as possible after the monitoring event to identify
gross errors committed in the sampling, analysis, or reporting processes. Reported data are
checked against the chain of custody forms, for adherence to specifications in the River
Monitoring SOPs, and for questionable (out-of-range) analytical results. The initial screening
includes the checks on the following items:
 Laboratory reporting errors – Identify typographical errors, incorrect units, etc.
 Completeness – Were all the analyses performed as requested?
 Holding times – Were all analyses performed within prescribed holding times?
 Detection limits – Did reported analytical detection limits meet requirements?
Reported concentrations that appear to be out of range or are inconsistent with other results are
indicators of potential laboratory errors, including reporting problems (e.g., typographical
errors). Such results are investigated when detected. Examples of these include a dissolved
concentration greater than the corresponding total recoverable concentration or a constituent
concentration that is several orders of magnitude different than concentrations of the same
constituent for other events. The results are also reviewed to ensure that all chain-of-custody
requests were completed as requested and that analyses were performed within the method-

prescribed holding time. Program reporting limit requirements are also checked to ensure that
each laboratory performed as its contract requires.
The initial screening typically involves additional communication with the laboratory and
requests for amended laboratory reports. When an amended laboratory report is issued, it
supersedes previously issued reports.
4.1.2. QA/QC Data Evaluation

The QA/QC data evaluation assesses contamination, precision and accuracy. Both a laboratory-
initiated assessment (internal QA/QC) and a field-initiated assessment (external QA/QC) are
performed. All QA/QC results are included in Appendix B. QA/QC results are compared to
program control limits based on EPA methods, internal laboratory standards and historical
laboratory performance. The laboratory identifies out-of-range internal QA/QC results and
presents them in the report narrative. Externally identified out-of-range results are reported to the
laboratory for verification and case-by-case discussion. Environmental results are qualified based
on the QA/QC results and EPA guidance for metals and organics.2,3 QA/QC control limits, out-
of-range results and the resulting qualifications are presented in Appendix C.
All QA/QC data are manually entered into a relational database system. The database is
structured to identify potential environmental data qualifications based on the QA/QC results.
4.1.2.1. Contamination Checks

Contamination of samples is assessed using equipment, method and field blanks. Blanks are
prepared using reagent grade de-ionized water that is assumed to be void of all constituents for
which a given set of analyses are to be performed. These blanks are tested using analytical
procedures identical to those used for the environmental samples. The conditions under which
the blanks are prepared follow, as closely as possible, the conditions in the field or laboratory as
appropriate for the blank type.
 Equipment blank – For all monitoring, composite bottle blanks are prepared and analyzed by
the analytical laboratory prior to or during each monitoring season. Blank water is pumped
through clean sample collection tubing, poured into clean sample bottles, and allowed to sit
for a specified amount of time; analyses are conducted on these blank samples. A detected
concentration in an equipment blank indicates contamination in the bottle or bottle cleaning
procedure.
 Method blank (MB) – Method blanks are prepared by the laboratory using blank water and
analyzed for every batch of environmental samples analyzed, typically once per event for all
three river stations. The method blank is tested using analytical procedures identical to those
2
United States Environmental Protection Agency. April 1995. Guidance on the Documentation and Evaluation of
Trace Metals Data Collected for Clean Water Act Compliance Monitoring. EPA 821-B-95-002.
3
United States Environmental Protection Agency. October 1999. USEPA Contract Laboratory Program National
Functional Guidelines for Organic Data Review. EPA 540-R-99-008.
United States Environmental Protection Agency, June 2001. USEPA Contract Laboratory Program National
Functional Guidelines for Low Concentration Organic Data Review. EPA-540-R-00-006
United States Environmental Protection Agency, October 2004. USEPA Contract Laboratory Program National
Functional Guidelines for Inorganic Data Review. EPA 540-R-04-004

used for the environmental samples. A detected concentration in a method blank is an
indication of contamination in the analytical process.
 Field blank (FB) – A field blank is prepared in the field using procedures that simulate the
actual field sampling procedures. A detected value reported for a field blank indicates that
contamination has occurred at some point during the field sampling or analytical procedures.
When a detected concentration or “hit” is reported, treatment of the corresponding environmental
data is carried out according to EPA protocols as follows:
 Method blank (MB) – If the result for a single method blank is greater than the method
detection limit (MDL), or if the average method blank concentration plus two standard
deviations of three or more method blanks is greater than the reporting limit (RL) or practical
quantitation limit (PQL) for a particular analyte, then associated environmental sample
results, depending on their measured concentrations, have the potential to be qualified. Each
detected environmental sample with a concentration of less than five times the concentration
measured in an associated, detected method blank is considered an upper limit of its true
concentration due to method blank contamination.
 Field blank (FB) – The detection of an analyte in a field blank sample does not necessarily
mean that the contamination significantly affects a particular environmental result. If the
detected field blank concentration is greater than five times the concentration measured in the
associated environmental sample collected at the same location, the environmental sample is
considered an upper limit of its true concentration due to field blank contamination.
Detected blank results, corresponding environmental results and the resulting data qualifications
are presented in Appendix C.
4.1.2.2. Accuracy Checks

Accuracy checks consist of measurements of the recovery of a “spike” of a known concentration,
followed by the calculation of percent recovery according to the following formula:
R = 100%*[(Cs-C)s]
where: R = Percent recovery
Cs = spiked sample concentration
C = sample concentration (for spiked matrices)
s = concentration equivalent of spike added
Laboratory control spike (LCS) analyses are batch checks for recovery of a known concentration
of a standard solution used to assess the accuracy of the entire laboratory analytical process. LCS
samples are standards prepared internally by the laboratory using a known amount of analyte.
LCS samples are analyzed in the same manner as the environmental samples. A certified
reference material test (CRMs) is a type of LCS.
Matrix spike (MS) analysis involves the introduction of a known spike in the original "matrix"
(sample solution) and is a measure of the accuracy of the recovery performance of the laboratory.
To perform this analysis, the laboratory generally requires an additional volume of sample.
Matrix interference can lead to recovery problems and raised detection limits. Re-analysis is the
first corrective action once matrix interference problems are identified, but re-analysis is only
possible when sufficient sample volume is available.

Environmental surrogate matrix spikes are used as a check on the extraction process for organic
compounds. Surrogate organic compounds (“surrogates”) are spiked or added to all
environmental samples, field-initiated QA/QC samples, and laboratory-initiated QA/QC samples
analyzed for trace organics. These surrogate compounds provide a measure of the efficiency of
the organic compound extraction process when testing samples using gas chromatography (GC)
or gas chromatography-mass spectroscopy (GC/MS) analytical methods. Organic compound
extraction efficiency is determined from the recovery of surrogate compounds from solution;
hence, surrogate compounds are reported as “percent recovery” results. These surrogate
compound recoveries provide an indication of the ability of an analytical process to accurately
evaluate the concentration of a known trace organic compound in environmental and laboratory
matrices. Out-of-range surrogate spike recoveries do not result in environmental data
qualification; however, if the corresponding laboratory control spike recoveries are also out-of-
range, the laboratory is consulted to determine if and how the environmental results might have
been affected.
A matrix spike can cause environmental data qualification if the spike and corresponding spike
duplicate (or average of the spike and spike duplicate) recovery percentages are outside the upper
or lower control limits. LCS must be within the control limits; however, an out-of-range LCS
does not cause qualification if the corresponding matrix spike is within the control limits. Upper
and lower spike recovery control limits, out-of range results and the resulting data qualifications
are presented in Appendix C.
4.1.2.3. Precision Checks

Precision is the measurement of the difference between samples that are presupposed to be
replicates (i.e., collected and analyzed in the same manner). The relative percent difference
(RPD) is calculated as a measure of the difference between replicate samples. The RPD is
calculated from field duplicate, laboratory duplicate, matrix spike duplicate and laboratory spike
duplicate data as follows:
RPD = 100%*|R1-R2|[(R1+R2)2]
where: RPD = Relative Percent Difference
R1 = replicate sample No. 1
R2 = replicate sample No. 2
 Laboratory duplicates (LD) are samples split in the laboratory to measure the precision of the
laboratory analysis, including the sub-sampling process (the process of deriving a sample
from a parent sample).
 Field duplicates (FD) are collected as grab samples one directly after the other in the field
and submitted to the laboratory as separate samples. Composite sample field duplicates are
prepared in the Krazan offices by splitting aliquots from a larger composite sample. Both
composite-based and grab-based field duplicates provide a measure of the concentration
variability introduced by field and laboratory procedures. Composite-based field duplicates
also provide a measure of the precision of the sub-sampling process.
 Matrix spike duplicate (MSD) analyses are performed to check the precision of the MS
recovery. Ideally, triple the normal sample volume is provided to the analytical laboratory for
the analysis of an MS and an MSD. RPDs are calculated from the MS and MSD percent
recoveries.

 Laboratory control spike duplicate (LCSD) analyses are performed to check the precision of
the LCS recovery. RPDs are calculated from the LCS and LCSD percent recoveries.
Field and laboratory duplicate samples must have RPDs less than the maximum allowable value
(MAV) or have an absolute difference of less than one detection limit. LCSD and MSD must
have RPDs less than the MAV. Maximum allowable RPD values, out-of range results and the
resulting data qualifications are presented in Appendix C.
4.1.2.4. Lab-Specific Qualifications and Estimated Values

Certain laboratories report data qualified with the USEPA “J” notation to identify results that are
detected but not quantifiable (DNQ) or that are estimated. The “J” flags are applied when
concentrations are reported below the RL (the minimum quantification concentration) and above
the MDL (the minimum detection concentration). In this report, data with “J” flags are qualified
as estimated (EST).
4.2. QA/QC RESULTS

The following subsections present QA/QC results from the contract laboratories used in the
2009-2010 monitoring year. Field blanks, reagent (method) blanks, field duplicates, laboratory
duplicates, matrix spikes, matrix spike duplicates, laboratory control spikes, laboratory control
spike duplicates, and surrogate spikes were all considered in the analysis of laboratory
performance. All QA/QC results from the 2009-2010 monitoring year are reported in Appendix
B. QA/QC control limits and out-of-range results are presented in Appendix C.
A summary of the QA/QC success rates for the various constituent groups and the reported
QA/QC checks is presented in Table 11. The evaluations of QA/QC data used to compute the
success rates reported in this table were based on EPA methods, internal laboratory standards,
and historical laboratory performance. The information in Table 11 is used to determine whether
trends exist in the QA/QC data quality based on the number of QA/QC observations that resulted
in the qualification of environmental data.
4.2.1. Initial Screening

No significant problems were noted during the initial screening when samples were reported.
However, a holding time exceedance for metals filtration occurred during the dry weather event,
which was corrected with the addition of field filtration during the second wet weather
monitoring event. Laboratory data problems encountered during the 2009-2010 monitoring
season in the initial screening process are as follows:
4.2.1.1. River Dry Weather Event (September 21, 2009)

All orthophosphate and dissolved metals samples were qualified due to exceedances of the field
filtration hold time (15 minutes); these samples were filtered by the laboratory upon receipt.
4.2.1.2. River Wet Weather Event 1 (October 14, 2009)

All orthophosphate samples were qualified due to exceedances of the field filtration hold time
(15 minutes); these samples were filtered by the laboratory upon receipt. No dissolved metals
data were reported due to the laboratory not filtering the sample water for dissolved metals
analysis through pre-cleaned 0.45 micron pore filters, as specified in the Chain of Custody.

4.2.1.3. River Wet Weather Event 2 (January 21, 2010)
(15 minutes); these samples were filtered by the laboratory upon receipt. In addition, no fecal
streptococcus data were analyzed by BSK Analytical Laboratories due to a lack of analyzing
media.
4.2.1.4. River Wet Weather Event 3 (February 24, 2010)

(15 minutes); these samples were filtered by the laboratory upon receipt. BSK Analytical
Laboratories performed analyses for total suspended solids (TSS) out of hold time for samples
from all three stations. The hold time in these cases was approximately 0.5 days greater than the
maximum recommended value. These data are considered estimates. No fecal streptococcus data
were analyzed by BSK Analytical Laboratories due to a lack of analyzing media. No total or
fecal coliform data were analyzed by BSK Analytical Laboratories due to laboratory error: the
results were not read within the allowable time.
4.2.2. Contamination Checks

No concentrations were detected above the reporting limit in river monitoring field blanks. No
environmental data points have been qualified as “UL-FB,” or upper limits due to field blank
contamination.
Frontier Global Sciences reports all preparation (method) blank results.4 Detected values in the
series of preparation blanks are used as the basis for calculation of the MDL. Individual
preparation blanks can be reported above the final MDL. This occurred for arsenic, chromium,
copper, lead, mercury, nickel, selenium, silver and zinc. For the purposes of data evaluation, if
the average method blank concentration plus two standard deviations was greater than the
reporting limit (RL) for a particular analyte, then associated environmental sample results,
depending on their measured concentrations, have the potential to be qualified. Five metals
results (chromium, silver, and zinc) required qualification and were qualified as “UL-MB,” or an
upper limit due to method blank contamination. See Appendix C for more detail on this
preparation blank assessment.
In addition, six PAH results (2-Methylnaphthalene, naphthalene) required qualification and were
qualified as “UL-MB,” or an upper limit due to method blank contamination, as reported in
Appendix A and detailed in Appendix C.
4.2.3. Accuracy
As shown in Table 11, the success rates for accuracy checks (laboratory control spikes and
matrix spikes) were 100% for OC pesticides, OP pesticides, and chlorinated herbicides. A
summary of the success rates for the other constituent groups for laboratory control spikes and
matrix spikes is as follows:
 Bacteriologicals, Conventionals, Nutrients, and Hydrocarbons – 100% LCS, 84.2% MS
 Metals, Anions & Cations – 99.1% LCS, 100% MS
4
For River Wet Weather Event 3 (February 24, 2010), Frontier Global Sciences reported only one method blank for
each constituent, with the exception of mercury.

 PAHs – 99.0% LCS, 100% MS
The constituents classified as “conventional” or “nutrient” that were qualified due to matrix
spike recovery were ammonia and chemical oxygen demand, as reported in Appendix A and
detailed in Appendix C. Because the associated laboratory control spikes met data quality
objectives and the issue was isolated, no additional remedial action is necessary.
Surrogate spikes are primarily used for internal laboratory purposes, and recovery failures are
addressed during the laboratory analytical process. Ten surrogate spike recovery failures were
reported in 2009-2010; one was associated with OC Pesticide results for the dry weather event,
the rest were associated with PAH results for the dry weather and second wet weather events.
Since the associated laboratory control spike recoveries did not trigger qualification, the high
surrogate results did not result in a consultation with the laboratory.
4.2.4. Precision
Success rates for three types of precision checks are summarized below. The appropriate
environmental data points have been qualified, as reported in Appendix A and detailed in
Appendix C.
4.2.4.1. Laboratory Control Spike Duplicates

Success rates for results of laboratory control spike duplicates (LCSD) were 100% for all
constituent groups except as follows:
 Metals, Anions & Cations – 99.1% LCSD, 99.1% LCS RPD
 PAHs – 98.7% LCSD, 100% LCS RPD
4.2.4.2. Matrix Spike Duplicates

Success rates for results of matrix spike duplicates (MSDs) were 100% for all constituent groups
except as follows:
 Bacteriologicals, Conventionals, Nutrients, and Hydrocarbons – 89.5 % MSD, 94.7% MS
RPD
 OC Pesticides – 96.8% MSD, 96.8% MS RPD
 OP Pesticides – 98.0% MSD, 100% MS RPD
 PAHs – 96% MSD, 92% MS RPD
The constituents classified as “conventional” or “nutrient” that were qualified due to matrix
spike duplicate recovery and/or matrix spike RPD results were ammonia and total Kjeldahl
nitrogen. Two different PAHs were qualified due to matrix spike duplicate recovery, and four
different PAHs were qualified due to matrix spike RPD results.
4.2.4.3. Sample Duplicates

Success rates for field and laboratory duplicate analyses were 100% for all constituent groups
except as follows:
 Bacteriologicals, Conventionals, Nutrients, and Oil & Grease – 75% LD

Of the 16 laboratory duplicates performed, four resulted in data qualifications of the associated
fecal coliform, total coliform, total suspended solids, and total dissolved solids results. The
variability in bacteriological results is inherent to these analyte types. The variability in the total
suspended solids and total dissolved solids results may have been due to non-homogeneous
samples.
4.2.5. Holding Times Achieved

Maximum allowable holding times were met with a 100% success rate for all constituent groups
except as follows:
 Bacteriologicals, Conventionals, Nutrients, and Oil & Grease – 90.4% HT
 Metals, Anions & Cations – 91% HT
All orthophosphate samples for all events, as well as the dissolved metals samples for the dry
weather event, were qualified due to exceedances of the field filtration hold time (15 minutes);
these samples were filtered by the laboratory upon receipt. BSK Analytical Laboratories
performed analyses for total suspended solids out of hold time for samples from all three
stations.
4.2.6. Detection Limits Achieved

All constituents were analyzed at detection limits at or below those specified in the SOP or were
reported as detected above the laboratory reporting limit, with the exception of sulfate,
aluminum, barium, and boron. These four constituents were analyzed at method detection levels
above those specified in the SOP, and were reported as non-detect at least one time. The SOPs
are reviewed and revised annually to reflect currently achievable MDLs by all laboratories
performing analyses for the program.

Table 11. QA/QC Success Rates, 2009-2010 River Monitoring
Observations
Total Number of Resulting in Success
QA/QC Analysis Observations Qualification Rate
Bacteriologicals, Conventionals, Nutrients, and Hydrocarbons
Holding Time 156 15 90.4%
Method Blanks 49 0 100%
Laboratory Duplicates 16 4 75.0%
Field Duplicates 14 0 100%
Laboratory Control Spikes 35 0 100%
Laboratory Control Spike Duplicates 35 0 100%
Laboratory Control Spike RPDs 35 0 100%
Matrix Spikes 19 3 84.2%
Matrix Spike Duplicates 19 2 89.5%
Matrix Spike RPDs 19 1 94.7%
Metals, Anions, & Cations
Holding Time 309 27 91%
Method Blanks 140 3 97.9%
Field Blanks 13 0 100%
Laboratory Duplicates 28 0 100%
Laboratory Control Spikes 110 1 99.1%
Laboratory Control Spike Duplicates 109 1 99.1%
Laboratory Control Spike RPDs 109 1 99.1%
Matrix Spikes 45 0 100%
Matrix Spike Duplicates 35 0 100%
Matrix Spike RPDs 35 0 100%
OC Pesticides
Field Blank 31 0 100%

Table 11. QA/QC Success Rates, 2009-2010 River Monitoring (continued)
Observations
Total Number of Resulting in Success
QA/QC Analysis Observations Qualification Rate
OP Pesticides
Field Blank 25 0 100%
Surrogate Spikes 0 N/A[a] N/A[a]
Chlorinated Herbicides
Matrix Spike Duplicates 10 0 100%
[a]
Surrogate Spikes 12 N/A N/A[a]
PAHs
Method Blanks 100 2 98.0%
Field Blanks 50 0 100%
Laboratory Control Spikes 100 1 99.0%
Laboratory Control Spike Duplicates 75 1 98.7%

5.0 Water Quality Results: 2009-2010
This section includes a presentation of the field and laboratory results of river monitoring
conducted during the 2009-2010 season. One dry weather monitoring event and three wet
weather monitoring events were conducted at the three river monitoring stations during 2009-
2010.
The standard field measurements taken and the results of laboratory-performed analyses for the
2009-2010 monitoring events are listed in Table 12 through Table 27. Field measurements were
taken at approximately the same time grab samples were collected. For ammonia,
bacteriological, hydrocarbon oil and grease, and mercury, the results represent concentrations
from mid-depth grab samples collected from each of the three river stations. The remaining
results represent concentrations from depth-integrated composite samples collected from each
river station. These tables include results for all constituents for which there was at least one
detected result at one or more stations during 2009-2010 river monitoring. A more complete
summary of monitoring results is provided in Appendix A. The qualifiers found in Table 12
through Table 27 are defined in Table 28.
In addition, the frequency of detection of trace elements in river samples is reported in Table 29.
As typical of past monitoring years, no pesticides or herbicides were detected in the San Joaquin
River during the 2009-2010 monitoring year, although one herbicide (2,4,5-T) was estimated
above the method detection limit but below the reporting limit.
Table 12. Field Measurement Results for the Dry Weather River Event: September 21, 2009
Constituent Units Station 1 Station 2 Station 3
Field Measurements
Dissolved Oxygen mg/L 8.92 7.38 6.35
Conductivity µS/cm 40 39 38
pH SU 6.24 6.05 6.49
Temperature C 11.0 16.9 23.3
Turbidity NTU 12 6 6

Table 13. Laboratory Results for Bacteriologicals, Conventionals, Nutrients and Oil & Grease for
the Dry Weather River Event: September 21, 2009
Constituent [a] Units Station 1 [b] Station 2 [b] Station 3 [b]
Bacteriologicals
Fecal Coliform MPN/100mL 4 4 12
Total Coliform MPN/100mL 7 130 240
Fecal Streptococcus MPN/100mL 4 2 21
Conventionals
Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) mg/L 2 2 3
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) mg/L 8.2 10 8.7
Hardness (as CaCO3) mg/L 11 11 12
Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) mg/L 32 29 32
Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) mg/L <5 EST-LD <5 EST-LD <5 EST-LD
Hydrocarbons
None detected in 2009-2010
Nutrients
Nitrate (NO3) mg/L <1 <1 <1
[a] Only constituents detected at one or more river stations, during one or more events, are included.
[b] See Table 28 for definitions of the indicated qualifications.

Table 14. Laboratory Results for Metals, Anions and Cations for the Dry Weather River Event:
September 21, 2009
Metals
Arsenic (As) - Dissolved µg/L 1.96 EST-HT 1.88 EST-HT 1.63 EST-HT
Arsenic (As) - Total µg/L 2.22 2.01 1.7
Cadmium (Cd) - Dissolved µg/L <0.004 EST-HT <0.004 EST-HT <0.004 EST-HT
Cadmium (Cd) - Total µg/L 0.005 EST <0.004 <0.004
Chromium (Cr) - Dissolved µg/L 0.06 EST, EST-HT 0.09 EST, EST-HT 0.05 EST, EST-HT
Chromium (Cr) - Total µg/L 0.11 0.07 EST 0.1
Copper (Cu) - Dissolved µg/L 0.36 EST-HT 0.39 EST-HT 0.45 EST-HT
Copper (Cu) - Total µg/L 0.45 0.44 0.56
Lead (Pb) - Dissolved µg/L 0.006 EST, EST-HT 0.013 EST, EST-HT 0.035 EST, EST-HT
Lead (Pb) - Total µg/L 0.063 0.051 0.153
Mercury (Hg) - Total ng/L 0.81 0.64 0.61
Nickel (Ni) - Dissolved µg/L 0.12 EST-HT 0.14 EST-HT 0.14 EST-HT
Nickel (Ni) - Total µg/L 0.18 0.14 0.25
Selenium (Se) - Dissolved µg/L <0.19 EST-HT <0.19 EST-HT <0.19 EST-HT
Selenium (Se) - Total µg/L <0.19 <0.19 <0.19
Silver (Ag) - Dissolved µg/L <0.006 EST-HT <0.006 EST-HT <0.006 EST-HT
Silver (Ag) - Total µg/L <0.006 <0.006 <0.006
Zinc (Zn) - Dissolved µg/L 1.61 EST-HT 0.64 EST-HT 0.99 EST-HT
Zinc (Zn) - Total µg/L 3.94 1.05 UL-MB 2.02
Anions
Chloride (Cl) mg/L 2.9 2.8 2.9
Sulfate (SO4) mg/L <2 <2 <2
Cations
Aluminum (Al) mg/L <0.05 <0.05 0.085
Barium (Ba) mg/L <0.05 <0.05 <0.05
Calcium (Ca) mg/L 3.4 HB-LCSR 3.5 HB-LCSR 3.5 HB-LCSR
Magnesium (Mg) mg/L 0.63 0.66 0.74
Sodium (Na) mg/L 4.1 4.2 4.5

Table 15. Laboratory Results for Pesticides, Herbicides and PAHs for the Dry Weather River
Event: September 21, 2009
OC Pesticides
OP Pesticides
2,4,5-T µg/L <0.029 <0.029 <0.029
PAHs
1-Methylnaphthalene ng/L <1 <1 <1
EST ,
2-Methylnaphthalene ng/L 1 EST 1.6 EST 2.8 EST-MSRPD
Benzo(a)anthracene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Benzo(b)fluoranthene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Benzo(e)pyrene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Benzo(ghi)perylene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Chrysene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Dibenz(a,h)anthracene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Fluoranthene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Fluorene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Naphthalene ng/L 4 EST 3.2 EST 3.1 EST
Perylene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Phenanthrene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Pyrene ng/L <1 <1 <1

Table 16. Field Measurement Results for Wet Weather River Event 1: October 14, 2009
Field Measurements
pH SU 6.63 6.47 6.34
Turbidity NTU 5 6 6
Wet Weather River Event 1: October 14, 2009
Bacteriologicals
Fecal Coliform MPN/100mL <2 170 13000
Total Coliform MPN/100mL 70 2800 130000
Fecal Streptococcus MPN/100mL 2 170 1700
Conventionals
Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) mg/L 2.2 2.7 3.1
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) mg/L <5 HB-MSR 8.6 6.3
Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) mg/L <5 <5 <5
Hydrocarbons
Nutrients

October 14, 2009
Metals
No dissolved metals data for this event[c]
Cadmium (Cd) - Total µg/L <0.004 0.071 <0.004
Chromium (Cr) - Total µg/L 0.06 EST 0.06 EST 0.11
Lead (Pb) - Total µg/L 0.091 0.101 0.211
Mercury (Hg) - Total ng/L 1.03 EST 0.92 1.19
Silver (Ag) - Total µg/L <0.006 <0.006 <0.006
Zinc (Zn) - Total µg/L 5.43 5.28 2.68
Anions
Chloride (Cl) mg/L 3.8 4 4.1
Sulfate (SO4) mg/L <2 <2 <2
Cations
Aluminum (Al) mg/L <0.05 <0.05 <0.05
LB-LCSR, LB-LCSR, LB-LCSR,

EST-LCSRPD EST-LCSRPD EST-LCSRPD
Barium (Ba) mg/L 6.2 8.3 7.8
Calcium (Ca) mg/L 3.2 3.4 4
Sodium (Na) mg/L 3.9 4.1 4.3
[c] No dissolved metals were analyzed, due to the laboratory not filtering the sample bottles for dissolved analysis through pre-
cleaned 0.45 micron pore filters as specified in the Chain of Custody.

Table 19. Laboratory Results for Pesticides, Herbicides and PAHs for Wet Weather River Event 1:
October 14, 2009
OC Pesticides
OP Pesticides
2,4,5-T µg/L <0.029 <0.029 <0.029
PAHs
1-Methylnaphthalene ng/L <1 <1 1.3 EST
Chrysene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Fluoranthene ng/L <1 <1 1.4 EST
Fluorene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Naphthalene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Phenanthrene ng/L <1 <1 <1
Pyrene ng/L <1 3.8 EST 1.3 EST

Table 20. Field Measurement Results for Wet Weather River Event 2: January 21, 2010
Field Measurements
pH SU 7.43 7.14 7.24
Turbidity NTU 6 4 4
Wet Weather River Event 2: January 21, 2010
Bacteriologicals
Fecal Coliform MPN/100mL 30 EST-LD 80 EST-LD 240 EST-LD
Total Coliform MPN/100mL 170 EST-LD 280 EST-LD 900 EST-LD
[c]
Fecal Streptococcus MPN/100mL No data for this event
Conventionals
Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) mg/L 2.8 3.2 2.6
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) mg/L 9.7 10 10
Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) mg/L 28 EST-LD 36 EST-LD 18 EST-LD
Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) mg/L 9 <5 8
Hydrocarbons
Nutrients
Nitrate (NO3) mg/L 1 1.6 1.1
[c] Fecal Streptococcus was not analyzed due to a lack of culturing media at the laboratory.

January 21, 2010
Metals
Arsenic (As) - Dissolved µg/L 2.15 1.74 2.08
Cadmium (Cd) - Dissolved µg/L 0.004 EST 0.01 EST 0.011 EST
Cadmium (Cd) - Total µg/L 0.014 EST 0.008 EST 0.013 EST
Chromium (Cr) - Dissolved µg/L 0.06 EST 0.1 0.09 EST
Chromium (Cr) - Total µg/L 0.31 UL-MB 0.12 UL-MB 0.24 UL-MB
Copper (Cu) - Dissolved µg/L 0.73 0.78 1.39
Lead (Pb) - Dissolved µg/L 0.019 EST 0.033 EST 0.148
Lead (Pb) - Total µg/L 0.226 0.111 0.648
Nickel (Ni) - Dissolved µg/L 0.19 0.23 0.29
Selenium (Se) - Dissolved µg/L 0.25 EST 0.41 EST 0.29 EST
Selenium (Se) - Total µg/L 0.27 EST 0.34 EST 0.35 EST
Silver (Ag) - Dissolved µg/L <0.006 <0.006 <0.006
Silver (Ag) - Total µg/L 0.015 EST <0.006 <0.006
Zinc (Zn) - Dissolved µg/L 2.2 3 6.05
Zinc (Zn) - Total µg/L 3.12 1.49 6.25
Anions
Chloride (Cl) mg/L 6.2 5.9 4.1
Sulfate (SO4) mg/L 3.6 3 <2
Cations
Aluminum (Al) mg/L 0.19 0.15 0.15
Barium (Ba) mg/L <0.05 <0.05 <0.05
Calcium (Ca) mg/L 4.6 5.9 4.3
Magnesium (Mg) mg/L 1 1.6 0.89
Sodium (Na) mg/L 4.6 5.8 4.2

January 21, 2010
OC Pesticides
OP Pesticides
2,4,5-T µg/L <0.029 <0.029 <0.029
PAHs
Chrysene ng/L <1 <1 2.5 EST
Fluoranthene ng/L 1.1 EST <1 4.2 EST
Fluorene ng/L <1 <1 2.5 EST
Naphthalene ng/L <1 <1 13
Phenanthrene ng/L <1 <1 5.4
Pyrene ng/L 14.2 <1 7.7

Table 24. Field Measurement Results for Wet Weather River Event 3: February 24, 2010
Field Measurements
pH SU 6.92 6.2 6.64
Turbidity NTU 15 11 11
Wet Weather River Event 3: February 24, 2010
Bacteriologicals
No data for this event[c]
Conventionals
Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) mg/L 4.2 2.7 3
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) mg/L 5.8 11 10
Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) mg/L 36 EST-HT <5 EST-HT <5 EST-HT
Hydrocarbons
Nutrients
[c] Total and Fecal Coliform were not analyzed due to laboratory error. Fecal Streptococcus was not analyzed due to a lack of
culturing media at the laboratory.

February 24, 2010
Metals
Arsenic (As) - Dissolved µg/L 1.5 1.55 1.69
Cadmium (Cd) - Dissolved µg/L <0.004 <0.004 <0.004
Cadmium (Cd) - Total µg/L 0.046 <0.004 0.009 EST
Chromium (Cr) - Dissolved µg/L 0.06 EST 0.04 EST 0.08 EST
Chromium (Cr) - Total µg/L 1.46 0.08 EST 0.12
Copper (Cu) - Dissolved µg/L 0.7 0.52 0.84
Lead (Pb) - Dissolved µg/L 0.037 EST 0.016 EST 0.033 EST
Lead (Pb) - Total µg/L 3 0.061 0.173
Nickel (Ni) - Dissolved µg/L 0.44 0.11 0.17
Selenium (Se) - Dissolved µg/L <0.19 <0.19 <0.19
Silver (Ag) - Dissolved µg/L <0.006 <0.006 <0.006
Silver (Ag) - Total µg/L 0.01 EST, UL-MB <0.006 <0.006
Zinc (Zn) - Dissolved µg/L 1.04 0.54 1.22
Zinc (Zn) - Total µg/L 9.23 0.73 2.32
Anions
Chloride (Cl) mg/L 4.7 4 4.3
Sulfate (SO4) mg/L 2.9 <2 <2
Cations
Aluminum (Al) mg/L 0.74 0.087 0.13
Barium (Ba) mg/L <0.05 <0.05 <0.05
Calcium (Ca) mg/L 5.7 3.9 4.3
Sodium (Na) mg/L 5.7 4.4 4.7

February 24, 2010
OC Pesticides
OP Pesticides
2,4,5-T µg/L 0.034 EST <0.029 <0.029
PAHs
1-Methylnaphthalene ng/L 1 EST <1 1.1 EST
2-Methylnaphthalene ng/L 1.6 EST, UL-MB 1.1 EST, UL-MB 2.4 EST, UL-MB
Benzo(a)anthracene ng/L 1.6 EST <1 1.1 EST
Benzo(b)fluoranthene ng/L 1.1 EST <1 <1
Benzo(e)pyrene ng/L 3.5 EST <1 <1
Benzo(ghi)perylene ng/L 3.8 EST <1 <1
Chrysene ng/L <1 <1 2.1 EST
Dibenz(a,h)anthracene ng/L 4.2 EST <1 <1
Fluoranthene ng/L 2.3 EST <1 2.9 EST
Fluorene ng/L <1 <1 1.6 EST
Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene ng/L <1 <1 1.9 EST
Naphthalene ng/L 2.9 EST, UL-MB 6.3 UL-MB 3.4 EST, UL-MB
Perylene ng/L 7 <1 <1
Phenanthrene ng/L 2.1 EST <1 2.3 EST
Pyrene ng/L 2.6 EST <1 2.1 EST

Table 28. Qualifier Definitions
Qualifier Definition
EST Estimated value detected above the MDL and below the quantitation limit
EST-HT Estimated due to Hold Time exceedance
UL-FB Upper limit of true concentration due to Field Blank exceedance
UL-MB Upper limit of true concentration due to Method Blank exceedance
HB-MSR High biased due to Matrix Spike Recovery above the upper recovery limit
LB-MSR Low biased due to Matrix Spike Recovery below the lower recovery limit
HB-LCSR High biased due to Laboratory Control Spike Recovery above the upper recovery limit
LB-LCSR Low biased due to Laboratory Control Spike Recovery below the lower recovery limit
EST-FD Estimated due to out-of-control Field Duplicate RPD
EST-LD Estimated due to out-of-control Laboratory Duplicate RPD
EST-MSRPD Estimated due to out-of-control Matrix Spike RPD
EST-LCSRPD Estimated due to out-of-control Laboratory Control Spike RPD

Table 29. Frequency of Detection of Trace Elements during the 2009-2010 San Joaquin River
Monitoring Season
Method
Detection
Limit Number of Number Percent
Method Constituent Units (µg/L) Data Points of Detects Detected
EPA 200.7 Aluminum (Al) mg/L 0.05 12 7 58.3%
EPA 200.8, 0.005,
Barium (Ba) mg/L 12 3 25%
EPA 200.7 0.05
EPA 200.7 Boron (B) mg/L 0.1 12 0 0%
EPA 200.7 Calcium (Ca) mg/L 0.1 12 12 100%
EPA 200.7 Magnesium (Mg) mg/L 0.1 12 12 100%
EPA 200.7 Potassium (K) mg/L 2 12 0 0%
EPA 200.7 Sodium (Na) mg/L 1 12 12 100%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Arsenic (As) g/L 0.04 12 12 100%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Arsenic (As) - Dissolved g/L 0.04 9 9 100%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Cadmium (Cd) g/L 0.004 12 7 58%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Cadmium (Cd) - Dissolved g/L 0.004 9 3 33%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Chromium (Cr) g/L 0.03 12 12 100%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Chromium (Cr) - Dissolved g/L 0.03 9 9 100%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Copper (Cu) g/L 0.01 12 12 100%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Copper (Cu) - Dissolved g/L 0.01 9 9 100%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Lead (Pb) g/L 0.003 12 12 100%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Lead (Pb) - Dissolved g/L 0.003 9 9 100%
[a]
FGS-069 (CVAFS) Mercury (Hg) g/L 0.08 12 12 100%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Nickel (Ni) g/L 0.01 12 12 100%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Nickel (Ni) - Dissolved g/L 0.01 9 9 100%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Selenium (Se) g/L 0.19 12 3 25%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Selenium (Se) - Dissolved g/L 0.19 9 3 33%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Silver (Ag) g/L 0.006 12 2 17%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Silver (Ag) - Dissolved g/L 0.006 9 0 0%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Zinc (Zn) g/L 0.1 12 12 100%
FGS-054 (ICP-MS) Zinc (Zn) - Dissolved g/L 0.1 9 9 100%
[a] One mercury result was reported with an MDL of 0.17 ng/L.

6.0 Data Observations and Conclusions
Observations and conclusions related to San Joaquin River monitoring results for the 2009-2010
monitoring season and all historical monitoring (1996-2010) are presented below. A subset of
constituents representative of several constituent classes, known to be present in typical urban
runoff and detected in previous river monitoring, were used to help determine whether dry/wet or
spatial patterns exist. This “indicator” list does not constitute a “constituent of concern” list for
the District, but a means to more easily track potential impacts of urban runoff on the river:
 Copper, dissolved  TSS
 Lead, dissolved  Hardness
 Zinc, dissolved  Diazinon
 Fecal Coliform  Naphthalene
 TDS
Dissolved metals are included on the indicator list rather than total recoverable metals because
the California Toxics Rule water quality objectives are promulgated in the dissolved, or most
bioavailable, form.
6.1. CUMULATIVE RIVER MONITORING: 1996 – 2010

Forty-two river monitoring events – including 14 dry weather and 28 wet weather events – have
been conducted since 1996, as shown in Table 30. Two of the monitoring stations (Stations 1
and 2) are located upstream, and one (Station 3) is located downstream of the Fresno-Clovis
Metropolitan area. This section provides a summary of currently monitored constituents reported
over the history river monitoring program (1996-2010). The summary is intended to provide a
basis for future trend analysis and to assist with overall program management.
Because of changes to the analytical laboratory, analytical methods, station locations and sample
collection techniques, the results may not be comparable over time without consideration of
these other variables. These factors should be considered when proposing policy or management
changes based on the data results presented here. For instance, during events conducted between
1996 and the 2002-2003 monitoring season, depth-integrated, cross-sectional, composite samples
were collected at each of the three river monitoring stations. Beginning with the 2003-2004
season, samples have been collected using the modified procedure of collecting depth-integrated,
composite samples near the riverbank, as recommended in the San Joaquin River Variability
Technical Memorandum, August 2003. This Similar improvement to sampling techniques and
analysis methods have minimized contamination and improved accuracy in the more recent data,
some of which may have lower, less variable results.
Summary statistics for the currently monitored constituents at all stations are included in
Appendix E, for all events, only dry weather events, and only wet weather events. Additional
historical constituents have been monitored over the course of the program, and the summary
statistics for those constituents can be found in the Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality
Monitoring Program 2008-2009 Annual Monitoring Report (August, 2009). Figure 5 through
Figure 13 are time series plots showing concentrations of the indicator constituents over the
history of the San Joaquin River Monitoring Program.

Table 30. San Joaquin River Monitoring Events 1996-2010
Storm Approx. Annual Dry Period
Number Size Cumulative Precipitation Preceding
of Events Date (inches) Prior to Event (inches) Storm Notes
1 7/30/1996 N/A N/A N/A Dry Weather
2 10/29/1996 1.90 0.32 3 days First Flush
4 11/26/1997 0.80 1.02 15 days First Flush
5 2/2-3/1998 1.69 8.15 12 hours
6 3/25/1998 1.86 14.0 8 days
8 1/25/1999 1.05 2.35 18 hours
10 1/18/2000 0.85 0.51 15 hours First Flush
11 3/5/2000 0.73 9.80 4 days
13 10/29/2000 0.99 1.44 16 hours
14 1/11/2001 0.92 3.72 38 hours
15 3/5/2001 1.70 9.20 8 days
17 12/29/2001 0.94 4.80 5 days
19 12/16/2002 0.70 1.48 1.3 days
21 2/18/2004 0.27 3.95 1.5 days
23 10/19/2004 0.78 0.37 21 hours First Flush
24 2/15/2005 1.44 8.82 5 hours
25 2/28/2005 0.53 11.2 5.7 days
27 1/2/2006 3.12 2.85 22 hours
28 3/28/2006 0.37 9.51 4.5 days
29 4/3/2006 0.37 9.90 8 hours
31 1/28/2007 0.40 1.5 24 days
32 2/10/2007 0.30 2.1 14 hours
34 12/18/07 1.25 0.72 10 days
35 1/28/08 1.36 4.43 2 days
37 11/26/08 0.65 1.44 17 days
38 2/13/09 0.61 6.64 32 hours
40 10/14/09 1.24 0.60 130 days First Flush
41 1/21/10 0.56 7.40 20.5 hours
42 2/24/10 1.20 9.68 2 days

3.5
Non‐detects
3.0 Site 1 Detects
Concentration (ug/L)
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
3.5
Non‐detects
3.0
Site 2 Detects
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
3.5
Non‐detects
3.0
Site 3 Detects
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Figure 5. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Dissolved Copper Data

1.2
Non‐detects
1.0 Site 1 Detects
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0.0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
1.2
Non‐detects
1.0
Site 2 Detects
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0.0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
1.2
Non‐detects
1.0 Site 3 Detects
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0.0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Figure 6. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Dissolved Lead Data

40
Non‐detects
35
Site 1 Detects
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
40
Non‐detects
35
Site 2 Detects
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
40
Non‐detects
35
Site 3 Detects
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Figure 7. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Dissolved Zinc Data

100000
Concentration (MPN/100mL) Non‐detects
10000 Site 1 Detects
1000
100
10
1
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
100000
Non‐detects
Concentration (MPN/100mL)
1000
100
10
1
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
100000
Non‐detects
Concentration (MPN/100mL)
1000
100
10
1
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Figure 8. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Fecal Coliform Data

160
Non‐detects
140
Site 1 Detects
Concentration (mg/L)
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
160
Non‐detects
140
Site 2 Detects
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
160
Non‐detects
140
Site 3 Detects
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Figure 9. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) Data

140
Non‐detects
120
Site 1 Detects
100
80
60
40
20
0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
140
Non‐detects
120
Site 2 Detects
100
80
60
40
20
0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
140
Non‐detects
120
Site 3 Detects
100
80
60
40
20
0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Figure 10. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Total Suspended Solids (TSS) Data

90
80 Non‐detects
70 Site 1 Detects
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
90
80 Non‐detects
70 Site 2 Detects
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1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
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70 Site 3 Detects
60
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Figure 11. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Hardness as CaCO3 Data

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120
non‐detects: Site 1 Detects
Concentration (ng/L)
500 ng/L
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Figure 12. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Diazinon Data

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50 ng/L Site 1 Detects
500 ng/L
20
15
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1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
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25 50 ng/L Site 2 Detects
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25 50 ng/L Site 3 Detects
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1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Figure 13. 1996-2010 San Joaquin River Naphthalene Data

6.2. DRY/WET PATTERNS
The 2009-2010 dry weather and wet weather river monitoring data were evaluated to identify the
presence of any obvious trends (refer to results presented in Table 12 through Table 27). Visual
(not statistical) inspection of the indicator constituents’ data during the 2009-2010 monitoring
year shows that seven out of the nine constituents had higher average wet weather concentrations
than dry weather concentrations. An unpaired t-test performed on the historical indicator
constituent dataset (1996-2010) using Minitab statistical software showed statistically significant
differences between the dry and wet monitoring data for dissolved copper, fecal coliform,
hardness, and total dissolved solids. Wet weather concentrations for these constituents tended to
be higher than dry weather concentrations. Dry weather, wet weather and combined event data
summary statistics for the entire program (1996-2010) are summarized in Table 31 for the
indicator constituents.
Dry and wet patterns may have affected the spatial differences as well, as described in the next
section. During the 2009-2010 dry weather monitoring, there were more constituents with higher
concentrations downstream than upstream, but during the wet weather events this pattern was
reversed.

Table 31. 1996-2010 Summary Statistics for Indictor Constituents by Event Type
Station 2 - Rice Station 3 - Jura Farms
Station 1 - Friant Dam
Road Bridge
Event Std Std Std
Constituent Type [a] Units n Dev[b] Median[b] n Dev[b] Median[b] n Dev[b] Median[b]
DW g/L 14 0.26 0.38 14 0.44 0.41 14 0.17 0.42
Copper,
WW g/L 28 0.28 0.61 28 0.59 0.63 28 0.59 0.93
dissolved
All g/L 42 0.30 0.52 42 0.56 0.54 42 0.57 0.71
DW g/L 14 0.32 0.0077 14 0.11 0.018 14 0.16 0.035
Lead,
WW g/L 28 0.051 0.023 28 0.024 0.021 28 0.10 0.070
dissolved
All g/L 42 0.19 0.017 42 0.067 0.020 42 0.12 0.054
DW g/L 14 8.26 0.95 14 8.51 0.59 14 0.84 0.35
Zinc,
WW g/L 28 4.37 1.49 28 1.18 1.00 28 6.54 1.84
dissolved
All g/L 42 5.86 1.25 42 4.95 0.85 42 5.54 1.03
DW MPN/100mL 14 5.91 1.02 14 7.89 5.34 14 77.9 8.21
Fecal
WW MPN/100mL 27 3074 61.7 27 5760 74.6 27 9807 118
Coliform
All MPN/100mL 41 2508 13.9 41 4691 29.3 41 7998 46.8
Total DW mg/L 14 11.3 30.2 14 10.1 25.3 14 8.38 28.7

Dissolved WW mg/L 29 29.0 38.0 29 30.4 38.6 29 27.2 33.1
Solids All mg/L 43 25.3 35.1 43 26.9 33.5 43 23.4 31.3
Total DW mg/L 14 34.1 2.05 14 ID 14 ID

Suspended WW mg/L 29 30.6 3.10 29 24.3 1.08 29 6.26 3.56
Solids All mg/L 43 31.4 2.71 43 20.4 0.64 43 5.56 2.40
DW mg/L 14 2.43 10.2 14 2.21 10.8 14 2.07 10.4
Hardness as
WW mg/L 29 14.1 16.8 29 18.4 18.0 29 13.7 17.4
CaCO3
All mg/L 43 12.4 14.3 43 16.0 15.3 43 12.2 14.7
DW g/L 14 All ND 13 All ND 14 All ND
Diazinon WW g/L 29 All ND 29 All ND 29 ID
All g/L 43 All ND 42 All ND 43 ID
DW ng/L 14 7.21 2.15 13 5.63 0.86 14 6.30 4.33
Naphthalene WW ng/L 29 1.82 1.51 29 ID 29 2.45 1.59
All ng/L 43 4.57 1.37 42 ID 43 4.55 1.97
[a] DW = Dry Weather, WW = Wet Weather
[b] St Dev = Standard Deviation;
ID = Insufficient number of detected data are available for calculation of statistical parameters;
All ND = All results were reported as non-detected.

6.3. SPATIAL STATION-TO-STATION PATTERNS
The 2009-2010 river monitoring data were evaluated to identify the presence of any obvious
spatial trends (refer to results presented in Table 12 through Table 23). During the 2009-2010
wet weather events, a greater number of constituents had higher average concentrations at the
upstream stations than at the downstream station. Copper, dissolved lead, dissolved zinc,
bacteriological indicators and some PAHs had higher average concentrations at the downstream
station during the wet weather events. During the dry weather event, a greater number of
constituents had higher average concentrations at the downstream station than at the upstream
stations, including anions, cations, bacteriological indicators, most conventionals, copper, lead,
and nickel. Zinc had lower concentrations at the downstream station during the dry weather
event. One year of data is insufficient to draw conclusions on trends, but indicates that there are
no clear patterns of increasing downstream concentrations during wet weather.
Station-to-station differences are identified with more statistical “power” as the number of data
points increase or variability decreases. Station-to-station differences observed in the 2009-2010
dataset could be due to random factors alone. An assessment conducted in 2005 concluded that
there was no consistent trend of differences between concentrations at different stations for most
constituents5. That assessment was updated for this report using JMP statistical software to
perform the Wilcoxon signed rank test on all historical (1996-2010) data.
The Wilcoxon signed rank test is a non-parametric analysis that compares individual paired
results to determine which result is higher, and then develops a test statistic value and a
probability (p-value) that the number of times result ‘A’ is different than result ‘B’ is due to
chance alone. When the p-value is less than a typical 5% probability threshold, we can surmise
that factors other than chance (e.g., environmental influences) are likely causing a difference in
the paired results. The comparison was performed for the indicator constituents and the results
are shown in including the number of data points available, p-value, and [+] or [-] to indicate the
“direction” of the difference (i.e., which station from the compared pair has higher
concentrations). The median concentrations at each station are shown in Table 32, including the
number of data points available, p-value, and [+] or [-] to indicate the “direction” of the
difference (i.e., which station from the compared pair has higher concentrations). The median
concentrations at each station are shown in Table 31.
5
Fresno-Clovis San Joaquin River Comparison of Water Quality Monitoring Results. Memorandum prepared by
Airy Krich-Brinton, Larry Walker Associates for the Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District. August 12, 2005.

Table 32. Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test p-Values Station-to-Station Results for Indicator
Constituents 1996-2010
Station 1 vs. Station 2 Station 1 vs. Station 3 Station 2 vs. Station 3

Constituent n p-value n p-value n p-value
Copper, dissolved 35 0.7315 35 < 0.0001 [+] 36 0.0013 [+]
Lead, dissolved 20 0.5087 21 0.1536 23 0.0007 [+]
Zinc, dissolved 32 0.0235 [-] 30 0.8568 30 0.0554
Fecal Coliform 33 0.7599 31 0.8085 38 0.5861
TDS 41 0.2292 40 0.0643 40 0.4829
TSS 8 0.6875 9 0.8359 6 0.4375
Hardness 43 0.0041 [+] 43 0.4993 43 0.2097
Diazinon ND ND ND
Naphthalene 7 0.4688 8 0.2109 7 0.5781
Notes:
n stands for the number of data pairs with all-detected results that were used in the test.
[+] means that the first listed station’s concentrations are lower than second.
[-] means that the first listed station’s concentrations are higher than second.
ND indicates that every data pair contained one or more non-detected value, so no detected data pairs were available for the test.
6.4. CONCLUSIONS
Conclusions drawn to date from the river monitoring data include the following:
 San Joaquin River waters both upstream and downstream of the Fresno urban area are of
high quality, based on the low or undetectable concentrations of pathogen indicators,
dissolved metals, TSS, pesticides, and nutrients.
 Apparent increases in dissolved copper and lead concentrations between upstream and
downstream river monitoring locations are statistically significant for data collected between
1996 and 2010. However, the magnitude of dissolved concentration differences is small
relative to data variability. For example, the 50th percentile dissolved copper concentrations
at Station 3 and Station 1 are 0.71 µg/L and 0.52 µg/L, respectively; standard deviations are
0.57 µg/L and 0.30 µg/L, respectively. The standard deviations of dissolved lead are even
higher in relation to the median values. A previous assessment of the entire program
monitoring history indicated that station differences for total recoverable metals were not
statistically significant. None of the downstream (Station 3) dissolved copper or lead
concentrations have exceeded the hardness-adjusted California Toxics Rule water quality
objective since 2007.
 Station-to-station differences were not statistically significant for naphthalene, the most
detected PAH (>20%) that also has a water quality objective. Other PAHs were not
examined, since they are either less frequently detected or do not have water quality
objectives.
 Pathogen indicators exhibited slight variability between Stations 1, 2, and 3 during the three
2009-2010 events with bacteriological results; however, in all but one case, the observed
differences in bacteriological counts were smaller than typical microbiological variability

(one order of magnitude). Inputs from non-urban runoff sources can be significant and could
reasonably explain the minor variability.
 Since the implementation of the river monitoring program in 1996, chlorinated herbicides
have not been detected above analytical reporting limits at the three monitoring stations
during any of the 42 river monitoring events.
 No organochlorine (OC) or organophosphate (OP) pesticides were detected at any of the
stations in 2009-2010 monitoring. Since 2007-2008, a modified laboratory method has been
used that is capable of significantly lower reporting limits than previous methods.

7.0 Project Recommendations
Based on a review of the monitoring program, it is recommended that only San Joaquin River
monitoring be conducted during the 2010-2011 monitoring season, pending reissuance of a new
NPDES permit and associated Monitoring and Reporting Program (MRP).
It is also recommended that the 2010-2011 Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Monitoring Program
Standard Operating Procedures: River Monitoring include specific protocols for field filtration
of metals and orthophosphate.

APPENDIX A
Monitoring Results
APPENDIX A: 2009-2010 FRESNO-CLOVIS STORM WATER MONITORING ANALYTICAL DATA
Event [a] Sample Date Station Sample Type Lab Name Constituent Fraction Result MDL Units Method Qualification [b]
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Chloride (Cl) N/A = 2.9 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Chloride (Cl) N/A = 2.8 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Chloride (Cl) N/A = 2.9 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Sulfate (SO4) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Sulfate (SO4) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Sulfate (SO4) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 9:00 Friant Dam Direct Fill BSK Fecal Coliform N/A = 4 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:30 Rice Road Direct Fill BSK Fecal Coliform N/A = 4 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:10 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Fecal Coliform N/A = 12 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 9:00 Friant Dam Direct Fill BSK Fecal Streptococcus N/A = 4 2 MPN/100mL SM 9230-B
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:30 Rice Road Direct Fill BSK Fecal Streptococcus N/A = 2 2 MPN/100mL SM 9230-B
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:10 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Fecal Streptococcus N/A = 21 2 MPN/100mL SM 9230-B
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 9:00 Friant Dam Direct Fill BSK Total Coliform N/A = 7 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:30 Rice Road Direct Fill BSK Total Coliform N/A = 130 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:10 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Total Coliform N/A = 240 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Aluminum (Al) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Aluminum (Al) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Aluminum (Al) N/A = 0.085 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Boron (B) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Boron (B) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Boron (B) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Calcium (Ca) N/A = 3.4 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7 HB-LCSR
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Calcium (Ca) N/A = 3.5 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7 HB-LCSR
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Calcium (Ca) N/A = 3.5 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7 HB-LCSR
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 0.63 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 0.66 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 0.74 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Potassium (K) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Potassium (K) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Potassium (K) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Sodium (Na) N/A = 4.1 1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Sodium (Na) N/A = 4.2 1 mg/L EPA 200.7
Appendix A Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program Page A - 1

RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Sodium (Na) N/A = 4.5 1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-T N/A < 0.029 0.029 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-T N/A < 0.029 0.029 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-T N/A < 0.029 0.029 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A < 0.069 0.069 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A < 0.069 0.069 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A < 0.069 0.069 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL 2,4-D N/A < 0.152 0.152 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL 2,4-D N/A < 0.152 0.152 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL 2,4-D N/A < 0.152 0.152 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL 2,4-DB N/A < 0.23 0.23 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL 2,4-DB N/A < 0.23 0.23 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL 2,4-DB N/A < 0.23 0.23 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL Dalapon N/A < 0.59 0.59 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL Dalapon N/A < 0.59 0.59 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL Dalapon N/A < 0.59 0.59 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL Dicamba N/A < 0.028 0.028 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL Dicamba N/A < 0.028 0.028 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL Dicamba N/A < 0.028 0.028 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A < 0.161 0.161 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A < 0.161 0.161 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A < 0.161 0.161 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A < 0.08 0.08 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A < 0.08 0.08 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A < 0.08 0.08 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL MCPA N/A < 25.4 25.4 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL MCPA N/A < 25.4 25.4 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL MCPA N/A < 25.4 25.4 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL MCPP N/A < 35.8 35.8 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL MCPP N/A < 35.8 35.8 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL MCPP N/A < 35.8 35.8 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK/Dellavalle Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 2 0.25 mg/L SM-5310 B
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK/Dellavalle Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 2 0.25 mg/L SM-5310 B
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK/Dellavalle Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 3 0.25 mg/L SM-5310 B
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 8.2 5 mg/L SM 5220-D

RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 10 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 8.7 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Hardness (as CaCO3) N/A = 11 0.1 mg/L SM 2340 B
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Hardness (as CaCO3) N/A = 11 0.1 mg/L SM 2340 B
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Hardness (as CaCO3) N/A = 12 0.1 mg/L SM 2340 B
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 32 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 29 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 32 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D EST-LD
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D EST-LD
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D EST-LD
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Probe Field Conductivity N/A = 40 uS/cm Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Probe Field Conductivity N/A = 39 uS/cm Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Probe Field Conductivity N/A = 38 uS/cm Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Probe Field Dissolved Oxygen N/A = 8.92 mg/L Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Probe Field Dissolved Oxygen N/A = 7.38 mg/L Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Probe Field Dissolved Oxygen N/A = 6.35 mg/L Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Probe Field pH N/A = 6.24 -log[H+] Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Probe Field pH N/A = 6.05 -log[H+] Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Probe Field pH N/A = 6.49 -log[H+] Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Probe Field Temperature N/A = 11 degrees C Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Probe Field Temperature N/A = 16.9 degrees C Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Probe Field Temperature N/A = 23.3 degrees C Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Probe Field Turbidity N/A = 12 NTU Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Probe Field Turbidity N/A = 6 NTU Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Probe Field Turbidity N/A = 6 NTU Probe
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Direct Fill BSK Oil & Grease, Total N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 1664H
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Direct Fill BSK Oil & Grease, Total N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 1664H
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Oil & Grease, Total N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 1664H
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Total = 2.22 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Total = 2.01 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Total = 1.7 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Dissolved = 1.96 0.04 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Dissolved = 1.88 0.04 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Dissolved = 1.63 0.04 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT

RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.005 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Total < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Total < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Dissolved < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Dissolved < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Dissolved < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.11 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.07 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.1 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Dissolved = 0.06 0.03 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Dissolved = 0.09 0.03 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Dissolved = 0.05 0.03 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Total = 0.45 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Total = 0.44 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Total = 0.56 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Dissolved = 0.36 0.01 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Dissolved = 0.39 0.01 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Dissolved = 0.45 0.01 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Total = 0.063 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Total = 0.051 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Total = 0.153 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Dissolved = 0.006 0.003 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Dissolved = 0.013 0.003 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Dissolved = 0.035 0.003 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 9:00 Friant Dam Direct Fill Frontier Mercury (Hg) Total = 0.81 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:30 Rice Road Direct Fill Frontier Mercury (Hg) Total = 0.64 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 12:10 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill Frontier Mercury (Hg) Total = 0.61 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Total = 0.18 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Total = 0.14 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Total = 0.25 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Dissolved = 0.12 0.01 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Dissolved = 0.14 0.01 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Dissolved = 0.14 0.01 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Total < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Total < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054

RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Total < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Dissolved < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Dissolved < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Dissolved < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Total < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Total < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Total < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Dissolved < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Dissolved < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Dissolved < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Total = 3.94 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Total = 1.05 0.1 ug/L FGS-054 UL-MB
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Total = 2.02 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Dissolved = 1.61 0.1 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Dissolved = 0.64 0.1 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Dissolved = 0.99 0.1 ug/L FGS-054 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Direct Fill BSK Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G LB-MSR, EST-MSRPD
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Direct Fill BSK Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Nitrate (NO3) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Nitrate (NO3) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Nitrate (NO3) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A < 0.6 0.6 mg/L EPA 300.0 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A < 0.6 0.6 mg/L EPA 300.0 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A < 0.6 0.6 mg/L EPA 300.0 EST-HT
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 2,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 2,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m LB-MSR
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m EST-MSRPD
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m LB-MSR
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m [c]
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m [c]
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m [c]
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m [c]
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m [c]

RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m EST-MSRPD; [c]
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 1.6 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 2.8 1 ng/L EPA 625m EST-MSRPD
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m LB-LCSR
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m LB-LCSR
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m LB-LCSR, LB-MSR, EST-MSRPD
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m LB-MSR, EST-MSRPD
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Naphthalene N/A = 4 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Naphthalene N/A = 3.2 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Naphthalene N/A = 3.1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 8:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 10:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 9/21/09 11:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Chloride (Cl) N/A = 3.8 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Chloride (Cl) N/A = 4 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Chloride (Cl) N/A = 4.1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Sulfate (SO4) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Sulfate (SO4) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Sulfate (SO4) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 300.0

RVR_WW026 10/14/09 10:50 Friant Dam Direct Fill BSK Fecal Coliform N/A < 2 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:30 Rice Road Direct Fill BSK Fecal Coliform N/A = 170 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:05 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Fecal Coliform N/A = 13000 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 10:50 Friant Dam Direct Fill BSK Fecal Streptococcus N/A = 2 2 MPN/100mL SM 9230-B
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:30 Rice Road Direct Fill BSK Fecal Streptococcus N/A = 170 2 MPN/100mL SM 9230-B
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:05 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Fecal Streptococcus N/A = 1700 2 MPN/100mL SM 9230-B
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 10:50 Friant Dam Direct Fill BSK Total Coliform N/A = 70 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:30 Rice Road Direct Fill BSK Total Coliform N/A = 2800 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:05 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Total Coliform N/A = 130000 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Aluminum (Al) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Aluminum (Al) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Aluminum (Al) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Barium (Ba) N/A = 6.2 5 ug/L EPA 200.8 LB-LCSR, EST_LCSRPD
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Barium (Ba) N/A = 8.3 5 ug/L EPA 200.8 LB-LCSR, EST_LCSRPD
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Barium (Ba) N/A = 7.8 5 ug/L EPA 200.8 LB-LCSR, EST_LCSRPD
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Boron (B) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Boron (B) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Boron (B) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Calcium (Ca) N/A = 3.2 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Calcium (Ca) N/A = 3.4 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Calcium (Ca) N/A = 4 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 0.61 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 0.7 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 0.82 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Potassium (K) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Potassium (K) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Potassium (K) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Sodium (Na) N/A = 3.9 1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Sodium (Na) N/A = 4.1 1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Sodium (Na) N/A = 4.3 1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-T N/A < 0.029 0.029 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-T N/A < 0.029 0.029 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-T N/A < 0.029 0.029 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A < 0.069 0.069 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A < 0.069 0.069 ug/L EPA 8151

RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A < 0.069 0.069 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL 2,4-D N/A < 0.152 0.152 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL 2,4-D N/A < 0.152 0.152 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL 2,4-D N/A < 0.152 0.152 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL 2,4-DB N/A < 0.23 0.23 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL 2,4-DB N/A < 0.23 0.23 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL 2,4-DB N/A < 0.23 0.23 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL Dalapon N/A < 0.59 0.59 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL Dalapon N/A < 0.59 0.59 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL Dalapon N/A < 0.59 0.59 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL Dicamba N/A < 0.028 0.028 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL Dicamba N/A < 0.028 0.028 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL Dicamba N/A < 0.028 0.028 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A < 0.161 0.161 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A < 0.161 0.161 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A < 0.161 0.161 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A < 0.08 0.08 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A < 0.08 0.08 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A < 0.08 0.08 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL MCPA N/A < 25.4 25.4 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL MCPA N/A < 25.4 25.4 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL MCPA N/A < 25.4 25.4 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL MCPP N/A < 35.8 35.8 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab APPL MCPP N/A < 35.8 35.8 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab APPL MCPP N/A < 35.8 35.8 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 2.2 0.2 mg/L SM 5310-C
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 2.7 0.2 mg/L SM 5310-C
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 3.1 0.2 mg/L SM 5310-C
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 5220-D HB-MSR
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 8.6 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 6.3 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Hardness (as CaCO3) N/A = 10 0.1 mg/L SM 2340 B
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Hardness (as CaCO3) N/A = 11 0.1 mg/L SM 2340 B
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Hardness (as CaCO3) N/A = 13 0.1 mg/L SM 2340 B
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 42 5 mg/L SM 2540 C

RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 38 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 42 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Probe Field Conductivity N/A = 34 uS/cm Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Probe Field Conductivity N/A = 37 uS/cm Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Probe Field Conductivity N/A = 41 uS/cm Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Probe Field Dissolved Oxygen N/A = 8.34 mg/L Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Probe Field Dissolved Oxygen N/A = 14.14 mg/L Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Probe Field Dissolved Oxygen N/A = 7.58 mg/L Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Probe Field pH N/A = 6.63 -log[H+] Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Probe Field pH N/A = 6.47 -log[H+] Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Probe Field pH N/A = 6.34 -log[H+] Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Probe Field Temperature N/A = 10.7 degrees C Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Probe Field Temperature N/A = 12.4 degrees C Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Probe Field Temperature N/A = 14.4 degrees C Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Probe Field Turbidity N/A = 5 NTU Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Probe Field Turbidity N/A = 6 NTU Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Probe Field Turbidity N/A = 6 NTU Probe
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 10:50 Friant Dam Direct Fill BSK Oil & Grease, Total N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 1664H
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:30 Rice Road Direct Fill BSK Oil & Grease, Total N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 1664H
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:05 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Oil & Grease, Total N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 1664H
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:50 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Total = 2.62 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Total = 2.25 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Total = 1.85 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:50 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Total < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.071 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Total < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:50 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.06 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.06 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.11 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:50 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Total = 0.47 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Total = 0.67 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Total = 1.23 0.01 ug/L FGS-054

RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:50 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Total = 0.091 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Total = 0.101 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Total = 0.211 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:50 Friant Dam Direct Fill Frontier Mercury (Hg) Total = 1.03 0.17 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Direct Fill Frontier Mercury (Hg) Total = 0.92 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill Frontier Mercury (Hg) Total = 1.19 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:50 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Total = 0.13 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Total = 0.25 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Total = 0.21 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:50 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Total < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Total < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Total < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:50 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Total < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Total < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Total < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:50 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Total = 5.43 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Total = 5.28 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Total = 2.68 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 10:50 Friant Dam Direct Fill BSK Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:30 Rice Road Direct Fill BSK Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:05 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G LB-MSR
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Nitrate (NO3) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Nitrate (NO3) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Nitrate (NO3) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A < 0.6 0.6 mg/L EPA 300.0 EST-HT
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A < 0.6 0.6 mg/L EPA 300.0 EST-HT
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A < 0.6 0.6 mg/L EPA 300.0 EST-HT
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 2,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 2,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 1.3 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fluoranthene N/A = 1.4 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Naphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Naphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Naphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 11:05 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 9:45 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Pyrene N/A = 3.8 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 10/14/09 8:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Pyrene N/A = 1.3 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Chloride (Cl) N/A = 5.9 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 3.6 2 mg/L EPA 300.0

RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 3 2 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:10 Friant Dam Direct Fill BSK Fecal Coliform N/A = 30 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E EST-LD
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:15 Rice Road Direct Fill BSK Fecal Coliform N/A = 80 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E EST-LD
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Fecal Coliform N/A = 240 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E EST-LD
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:10 Friant Dam Direct Fill BSK Total Coliform N/A = 170 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E EST-LD
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:15 Rice Road Direct Fill BSK Total Coliform N/A = 280 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E EST-LD
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Total Coliform N/A = 900 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E EST-LD
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Aluminum (Al) N/A = 0.19 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Aluminum (Al) N/A = 0.15 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Aluminum (Al) N/A = 0.15 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Calcium (Ca) N/A = 4.3 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-T N/A < 0.029 0.029 ug/L EPA 8151

RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 2.6 0.2 mg/L SM 5310-C
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 9.7 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 10 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 10 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 28 5 mg/L SM 2540 C EST-LD
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 36 5 mg/L SM 2540 C EST-LD

RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 18 5 mg/L SM 2540 C EST-LD
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A = 9 5 mg/L SM 2540 D
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A = 8 5 mg/L SM 2540 D
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Dissolved = 2.15 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Dissolved = 1.74 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Dissolved = 2.08 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.014 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.008 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.013 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Dissolved = 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Dissolved = 0.01 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Dissolved = 0.011 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.31 0.03 ug/L FGS-054 UL-MB

RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.12 0.03 ug/L FGS-054 UL-MB
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.24 0.03 ug/L FGS-054 UL-MB
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Dissolved = 0.06 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Dissolved = 0.1 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Dissolved = 0.09 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Dissolved = 0.73 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Dissolved = 0.78 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Dissolved = 1.39 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Total = 0.226 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Dissolved = 0.019 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Dissolved = 0.033 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Dissolved = 0.148 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Dissolved = 0.19 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Dissolved = 0.23 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Dissolved = 0.29 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Total = 0.27 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Total = 0.34 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Total = 0.35 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Dissolved = 0.25 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Dissolved = 0.41 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Dissolved = 0.29 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Total = 0.015 0.006 ug/L FGS-054

RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Dissolved < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Dissolved < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Dissolved < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Dissolved = 2.2 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Dissolved = 3 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:30 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Dissolved = 6.05 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 1.6 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 1.1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2 LB-MSR

RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m


RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Toxaphene N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625mNCI
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Toxaphene N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625mNCI
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Toxaphene N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625mNCI



RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Chrysene N/A = 2.5 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fluoranthene N/A = 1.1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fluorene N/A = 2.5 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Naphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Naphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Naphthalene N/A = 13 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 15:50 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Phenanthrene N/A = 5.4 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 13:25 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Pyrene N/A = 14.2 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 1/21/10 14:30 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Chloride (Cl) N/A = 4 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 2.9 2 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Sulfate (SO4) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Aluminum (Al) N/A = 0.74 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Aluminum (Al) N/A = 0.087 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Aluminum (Al) N/A = 0.13 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7

RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Calcium (Ca) N/A = 4.3 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 1.5 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab APPL 2,4,5-T N/A = 0.034 0.029 ug/L EPA 8151

RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 3 0.2 mg/L SM 5310-C
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 5.8 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 11 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 10 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 64 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 33 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 27 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A = 36 5 mg/L SM 2540 D EST-HT
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D EST-HT
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D EST-HT

RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Dissolved = 1.5 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Dissolved = 1.55 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Arsenic (As) Dissolved = 1.69 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.046 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Total < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.009 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Dissolved < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Dissolved < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Cadmium (Cd) Dissolved < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Total = 1.46 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.08 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.12 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Dissolved = 0.06 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Dissolved = 0.04 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Chromium (Cr) Dissolved = 0.08 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Dissolved = 0.7 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Dissolved = 0.52 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Copper (Cu) Dissolved = 0.84 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Total = 3 0.003 ug/L FGS-054

RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Dissolved = 0.037 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Dissolved = 0.016 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Lead (Pb) Dissolved = 0.033 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Dissolved = 0.44 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Dissolved = 0.11 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Nickel (Ni) Dissolved = 0.17 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Total < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Total < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Total < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Dissolved < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Dissolved < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Selenium (Se) Dissolved < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Total = 0.01 0.006 ug/L FGS-054 UL-MB
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Dissolved < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Dissolved < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Silver (Ag) Dissolved < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Dissolved = 1.04 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Dissolved = 0.54 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab Frontier Zinc (Zn) Dissolved = 1.22 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:05 Jura Farms Bridge Direct Fill BSK Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G

RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab BSK Nitrate (NO3) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Nitrate (NO3) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab BSK Nitrate (NO3) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab BSK Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m LB-MSR, EST-MSRPD





RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 1.1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 1.6 1 ng/L EPA 625m UL-MB
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 1.1 1 ng/L EPA 625m UL-MB
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 2.4 1 ng/L EPA 625m UL-MB
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 1.6 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 1.1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 1.1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 3.5 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 3.8 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Chrysene N/A = 2.1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 4.2 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Fluoranthene N/A = 2.3 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Fluorene N/A = 1.6 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 1.9 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Naphthalene N/A = 2.9 1 ng/L EPA 625m UL-MB
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Naphthalene N/A = 6.3 1 ng/L EPA 625m UL-MB

RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Naphthalene N/A = 3.4 1 ng/L EPA 625m UL-MB
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Perylene N/A = 7 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Phenanthrene N/A = 2.1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 14:20 Jura Farms Bridge Pumped Grab CRG Phenanthrene N/A = 2.3 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 10:45 Friant Dam Pumped Grab CRG Pyrene N/A = 2.6 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 2/24/10 12:20 Rice Road Pumped Grab CRG Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
Notes:
[a] Event designation refers to the overall program event number beginning in 1996. The event designation - event date correspondence is as follows:
RVR_DW014 (river monitoring program dry weather event #14) - 9/21/2009
RVR_026 (river monitoring event #26) - 10/14/2009
[b] Qualifications are defined in Table 28 of the 2009-2010 Annual Report.
[c] In the case of the lab CRG, if the LCS is low biased, the environmental result is non-detected, and both corresponding matrix spike recoveries are within the limits, no qualification due to laboratory
control spikes applies. The corresponding matrix spike recoveries for this sample were within the recovery limits, therefore the environmental sample was not qualified due to laboratory control spikes.

APPENDIX B
QA/QC Results
APPENDIX B: 2009-2010 FRESNO-CLOVIS STORM WATER ANALYTICAL QA/QC DATA
Event [a] Station Lab Name QAQC Type Constituent Fraction Result MDL Units Method
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Frontier field blank Arsenic (As) Total < 0.04 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Frontier field blank Cadmium (Cd) Total < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Frontier field blank Chromium (Cr) Total < 0.03 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Frontier field blank Copper (Cu) Total = 0.02 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Frontier field blank Lead (Pb) Total = 0.003 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Frontier field blank Mercury (Hg) Total < 0.08 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Frontier field blank Nickel (Ni) Total < 0.01 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Frontier field blank Selenium (Se) Total < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Frontier field blank Silver (Ag) Total < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Frontier field blank Zinc (Zn) Total = 0.19 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank 2,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank 4,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
Appendix B Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program Page B - 1

RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Naphthalene N/A = 3.5 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG field blank Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam Frontier field blank Mercury (Hg) Total < 0.08 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier field blank Mercury (Hg) Total = 0.08 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Naphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Phenanthrene N/A = 1.2 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam CRG field blank Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge Frontier field blank Mercury (Hg) Total = 0.1 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Chloride (Cl) N/A = 2.7 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Sulfate (SO4) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Fecal Coliform N/A = 2 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Fecal Streptococcus N/A < 2 2 MPN/100mL SM 9230-B
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Total Coliform N/A = 11 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Aluminum (Al) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Boron (B) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Calcium (Ca) N/A = 3.5 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7

RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 0.64 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Potassium (K) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Sodium (Na) N/A = 4.2 1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam APPL field duplicate 2,4,5-T N/A < 0.029 0.029 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam APPL field duplicate 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A < 0.069 0.069 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam APPL field duplicate 2,4-D N/A < 0.152 0.152 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam APPL field duplicate 2,4-DB N/A < 0.23 0.23 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam APPL field duplicate Dalapon N/A < 0.59 0.59 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam APPL field duplicate Dicamba N/A < 0.028 0.028 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam APPL field duplicate Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A < 0.161 0.161 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam APPL field duplicate Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A < 0.08 0.08 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam APPL field duplicate MCPA N/A < 25.4 25.4 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam APPL field duplicate MCPP N/A < 35.8 35.8 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK/Dellavalle field duplicate Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 2 0.25 mg/L SM 5310 B
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 6.4 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Hardness (as CaCO3) N/A = 11 0.1 mg/L SM 2340 B
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 31 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Oil & Grease, Total N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 1664H
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Arsenic (As) Total = 2.26 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Arsenic (As) Dissolved = 2.01 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.005 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Cadmium (Cd) Dissolved < 0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.08 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Chromium (Cr) Dissolved = 0.04 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Copper (Cu) Total = 0.49 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Copper (Cu) Dissolved = 0.41 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Lead (Pb) Total = 0.057 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Lead (Pb) Dissolved = 0.01 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Mercury (Hg) Total = 0.75 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Nickel (Ni) Total = 0.17 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Nickel (Ni) Dissolved = 0.13 0.01 ug/L FGS-054

RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Selenium (Se) Total = 0.2 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Selenium (Se) Dissolved < 0.19 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Silver (Ag) Total < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Silver (Ag) Dissolved < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Zinc (Zn) Total = 3.61 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Frontier field duplicate Zinc (Zn) Dissolved = 1.88 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 F
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Nitrate (NO3) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK field duplicate Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A < 0.6 0.6 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate 2,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate 4,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Naphthalene N/A = 3.8 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Perylene N/A = 1.1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG field duplicate Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Chloride (Cl) N/A = 98 % EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 98 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Aluminum (Al) N/A = 95 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Aluminum (Al) N/A = 91 % EPA 200.7

RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Barium (Ba) N/A = 98 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Barium (Ba) N/A = 99 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Boron (B) N/A = 107 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Boron (B) N/A = 100 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Calcium (Ca) N/A = 101 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Calcium (Ca) N/A = 100 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 97 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 97 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Potassium (K) N/A = 99 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Potassium (K) N/A = 97 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Sodium (Na) N/A = 100 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Sodium (Na) N/A = 99 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 99 % SM 5220-D
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Oil & Grease, Total N/A = 99 % EPA 1664H
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 96.4 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 93.9 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 100 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 91.6 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Copper (Cu) Total = 99.5 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Lead (Pb) Total = 101 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Mercury (Hg) Total = 97 % FGS-069
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Nickel (Ni) Total = 101 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Selenium (Se) Total = 97 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Silver (Ag) Total = 95.8 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 98.9 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 97 % SM 4500-NH3 F
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 99 % EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 102 % EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 95 % EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 95 % EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A = 98 % EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,4'-DDD N/A = 112 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,4'-DDE N/A = 118 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,4-DDT N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 4,4'-DDE N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 4,4'-DDT N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Alachlor N/A = 76 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Aldrin N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec BHC-alpha N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec BHC-beta N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec BHC-delta N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec BHC-gamma N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Chlordane-alpha N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Chlordane-gamma N/A = 102 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec cis-Nonachlor N/A = 81 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dicofol N/A = 116 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dieldrin N/A = 117 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 76 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endosulfan-I N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endosulfan-II N/A = 83 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endrin N/A = 123 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endrin aldehyde N/A = 65 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endrin ketone N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Heptachlor N/A = 104 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Methoxychlor N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Mirex N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Oxychlordane N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Perthane N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec trans-Nonachlor N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Azinphos Methyl N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Bolstar N/A = 100 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Chlorpyrifos N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Demeton-Total N/A = 81 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Diazinon N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dichlorvos N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dimethoate N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Disulfoton N/A = 83 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 75 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Ethyl Parathion N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fenitrothion N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fenthion N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Malathion N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Merphos N/A = 80 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Methidathion N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Methyl Parathion N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 79 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Phorate N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Phosmet N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Tokuthion N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Trichloronate N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 57 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 83 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 48 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 51 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 60 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Acenaphthene N/A = 54 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Acenaphthylene N/A = 63 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Anthracene N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 85 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 109 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 114 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 83 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Biphenyl N/A = 71 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Chrysene N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 110 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dibenzothiophene N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fluoranthene N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fluorene N/A = 61 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 114 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Naphthalene N/A = 79 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Perylene N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Phenanthrene N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Pyrene N/A = 72 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Chloride (Cl) N/A = 101 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 101 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Aluminum (Al) N/A = 100 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Barium (Ba) N/A = 104 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Boron (B) N/A = 105 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Calcium (Ca) N/A = 101 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 100 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Potassium (K) N/A = 101 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Sodium (Na) N/A = 101 % EPA 200.7

RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 96 % SM 5310-C
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 112 % SM 5220-D
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Oil & Grease, Total N/A = 82 % EPA 1664H
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 103 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 105 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 110 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Copper (Cu) Total = 113 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Lead (Pb) Total = 108 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Mercury (Hg) Total = 102 % FGS-069
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Nickel (Ni) Total = 114 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Selenium (Se) Total = 104 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Silver (Ag) Total = 105 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 104 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 94 % SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 101 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 92 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 99 % EPA 351.2
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A = 104 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,4'-DDD N/A = 106 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,4'-DDE N/A = 105 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,4-DDT N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 4,4'-DDT N/A = 106 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 108 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Alachlor N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Aldrin N/A = 109 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec BHC-alpha N/A = 102 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec BHC-beta N/A = 106 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec BHC-delta N/A = 110 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec BHC-gamma N/A = 99 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Chlordane-alpha N/A = 104 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Chlordane-gamma N/A = 111 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec cis-Nonachlor N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 109 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dicofol N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dieldrin N/A = 122 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 115 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endosulfan-I N/A = 168 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endosulfan-II N/A = 111 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endrin N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endrin aldehyde N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endrin ketone N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Heptachlor N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 103 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Methoxychlor N/A = 109 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Mirex N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Oxychlordane N/A = 102 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Perthane N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec trans-Nonachlor N/A = 105 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Azinphos Methyl N/A = 77 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Bolstar N/A = 106 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Chlorpyrifos N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Demeton-Total N/A = 74 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Diazinon N/A = 76 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dichlorvos N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dimethoate N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Disulfoton N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Ethyl Parathion N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fenitrothion N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fensulfothion N/A = 77 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fenthion N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Malathion N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Merphos N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Methidathion N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Methyl Parathion N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 74 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Phorate N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Phosmet N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Tokuthion N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Trichloronate N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Acenaphthene N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Acenaphthylene N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Anthracene N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Biphenyl N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Chrysene N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dibenzothiophene N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fluoranthene N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fluorene N/A = 90 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Naphthalene N/A = 81 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Perylene N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Phenanthrene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Pyrene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 101 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 98.6 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 99.5 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 95.7 % FGS-054

RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Silver (Ag) Total = 97.9 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 104 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 98.3 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Lab BSK lab control spike dup, rec Oil & Grease, Total N/A = 92 % EPA 1664H
RVR_WW028 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 96.9 % FGS-054

RVR_WW028 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Selenium (Se) Total = 94.9 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Lab Frontier lab control spike dup, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 95.9 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,4'-DDD N/A = 115 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,4-DDT N/A = 102 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 4,4'-DDT N/A = 118 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 111 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Alachlor N/A = 67 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Aldrin N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec BHC-alpha N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec BHC-beta N/A = 208 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec BHC-delta N/A = 110 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec BHC-gamma N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Chlordane-alpha N/A = 110 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Chlordane-gamma N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec cis-Nonachlor N/A = 80 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 102 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dicofol N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dieldrin N/A = 109 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 87 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endosulfan-I N/A = 102 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endosulfan-II N/A = 74 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endrin N/A = 83 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endrin aldehyde N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Endrin ketone N/A = 139 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Heptachlor N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Methoxychlor N/A = 125 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Mirex N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Oxychlordane N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Perthane N/A = 83 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec trans-Nonachlor N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Azinphos Methyl N/A = 109 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Bolstar N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Chlorpyrifos N/A = 103 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Demeton-Total N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Diazinon N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dichlorvos N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dimethoate N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Disulfoton N/A = 80 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Ethyl Parathion N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fenitrothion N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fensulfothion N/A = 105 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fenthion N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Malathion N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Merphos N/A = 119 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Methidathion N/A = 104 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Methyl Parathion N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 93 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Phorate N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Phosmet N/A = 111 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 107 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Tokuthion N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Trichloronate N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 73 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 65 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Acenaphthene N/A = 65 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Acenaphthylene N/A = 70 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Anthracene N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 108 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Biphenyl N/A = 63 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Chrysene N/A = 103 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Dibenzothiophene N/A = 73 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fluoranthene N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Fluorene N/A = 76 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Naphthalene N/A = 58 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Perylene N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Phenanthrene N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike dup, rec Pyrene N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Chloride (Cl) N/A = 98 % EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 98 % EPA 200.7

RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Aluminum (Al) N/A = 99 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Aluminum (Al) N/A = 102 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Barium (Ba) N/A = 99 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Barium (Ba) N/A = 98 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Boron (B) N/A = 108 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Boron (B) N/A = 110 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Calcium (Ca) N/A = 116 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Calcium (Ca) N/A = 104 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 113 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 99 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Potassium (K) N/A = 114 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Potassium (K) N/A = 97 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Sodium (Na) N/A = 115 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Sodium (Na) N/A = 99 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec 2,4,5-T N/A = 83 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A = 80 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec 2,4-D N/A = 88.1 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec 2,4-DB N/A = 93.6 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec Dalapon N/A = 21.4 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec Dicamba N/A = 72.8 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A = 92.5 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A = 95 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec MCPA N/A = 88.8 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec MCPP N/A = 89.2 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 99 % SM 5220-D
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Oil & Grease, Total N/A = 94 % EPA 1664H
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 95.6 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 92.2 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 99.7 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 104 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Copper (Cu) Total = 97.2 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Lead (Pb) Total = 99.7 % FGS-054

RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Mercury (Hg) Total = 98.4 % FGS-069
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Nickel (Ni) Total = 98.5 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Selenium (Se) Total = 97.5 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Silver (Ag) Total = 92.5 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 97.9 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 97 % SM 4500-NH3 F
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 99 % EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 104 % EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 97 % EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 97 % EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A = 98 % EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 2,4'-DDD N/A = 104 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 2,4'-DDE N/A = 115 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 2,4-DDT N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 4,4'-DDE N/A = 83 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 4,4'-DDT N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Alachlor N/A = 81 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Aldrin N/A = 83 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec BHC-alpha N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec BHC-beta N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec BHC-delta N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec BHC-gamma N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Chlordane-alpha N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Chlordane-gamma N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec cis-Nonachlor N/A = 83 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Dicofol N/A = 104 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Dieldrin N/A = 124 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Endosulfan-I N/A = 104 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Endosulfan-II N/A = 80 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Endrin N/A = 114 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Endrin aldehyde N/A = 73 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Endrin ketone N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Heptachlor N/A = 102 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Methoxychlor N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Mirex N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Oxychlordane N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Perthane N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec trans-Nonachlor N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Azinphos Methyl N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Bolstar N/A = 109 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Chlorpyrifos N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Demeton-Total N/A = 79 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Diazinon N/A = 109 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Dichlorvos N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Dimethoate N/A = 102 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Disulfoton N/A = 83 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Ethyl Parathion N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Fenitrothion N/A = 102 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Fenthion N/A = 81 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Malathion N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Merphos N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Methidathion N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Methyl Parathion N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Phorate N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Phosmet N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 87 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Tokuthion N/A = 103 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Trichloronate N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 55 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 48 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 45 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 57 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Acenaphthene N/A = 56 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Acenaphthylene N/A = 65 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Anthracene N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 111 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 106 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 114 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Biphenyl N/A = 70 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Chrysene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 121 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Dibenzothiophene N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Fluoranthene N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Fluorene N/A = 66 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 116 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Naphthalene N/A = 77 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Perylene N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Phenanthrene N/A = 110 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Pyrene N/A = 79 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Chloride (Cl) N/A = 102 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 102 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Aluminum (Al) N/A = 102 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Barium (Ba) N/A = 103 % EPA 200.7

RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Boron (B) N/A = 105 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Calcium (Ca) N/A = 100 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 100 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Potassium (K) N/A = 101 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Sodium (Na) N/A = 101 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec 2,4,5-T N/A = 91.9 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A = 79.8 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec 2,4-D N/A = 104 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec 2,4-DB N/A = 103 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec Dalapon N/A = 43.7 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec Dicamba N/A = 88.4 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A = 94.7 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A = 87.5 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec MCPA N/A = 94.4 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec MCPP N/A = 91.9 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 97 % SM 5310-C
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 109 % SM 5220-D
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Oil & Grease, Total N/A = 85 % EPA 1664H
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 102 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 102 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 108 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Copper (Cu) Total = 111 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Lead (Pb) Total = 105 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Mercury (Hg) Total = 98.3 % FGS-069

RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Mercury (Hg) Total = 104 % FGS-069
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Nickel (Ni) Total = 109 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Selenium (Se) Total = 102 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Silver (Ag) Total = 104 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 107 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 89 % SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 101 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 98 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 96 % EPA 351.2
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A = 102 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 2,4'-DDD N/A = 106 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 2,4'-DDE N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 2,4-DDT N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 4,4'-DDT N/A = 103 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Alachlor N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Aldrin N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec BHC-alpha N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec BHC-beta N/A = 104 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec BHC-delta N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec BHC-gamma N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Chlordane-alpha N/A = 106 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Chlordane-gamma N/A = 103 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec cis-Nonachlor N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 103 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Dicofol N/A = 74 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Dieldrin N/A = 110 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 106 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Endosulfan-I N/A = 130 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Endosulfan-II N/A = 105 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Endrin N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Endrin aldehyde N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Endrin ketone N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Heptachlor N/A = 107 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Methoxychlor N/A = 103 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Mirex N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Oxychlordane N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Perthane N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec trans-Nonachlor N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Azinphos Methyl N/A = 79 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Bolstar N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Chlorpyrifos N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Demeton-Total N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Diazinon N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Dichlorvos N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Dimethoate N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Disulfoton N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Ethyl Parathion N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Fenitrothion N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Fensulfothion N/A = 78 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Fenthion N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Malathion N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Merphos N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Methidathion N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Methyl Parathion N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Phorate N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Phosmet N/A = 90 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Tokuthion N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Trichloronate N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Acenaphthene N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Acenaphthylene N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Anthracene N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Biphenyl N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Chrysene N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Dibenzothiophene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Fluoranthene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Fluorene N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Naphthalene N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Perylene N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Phenanthrene N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Pyrene N/A = 95 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW027 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec 2,4,5-T N/A = 97.3 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec 2,4-DB N/A = 96.9 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A = 97.5 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A = 93.8 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 98.7 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 102 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 99.5 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 94.2 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Mercury (Hg) Total = 102 % FGS-069


RVR_WW027 Lab CRG lab control spike, rec Toxaphene N/A = 92 % EPA 625mNCI


RVR_WW028 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec 2,4,5-T N/A = 104 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW028 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec 2,4-DB N/A = 102 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW028 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A = 104 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW028 Lab APPL lab control spike, rec Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A = 100 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW028 Lab BSK lab control spike, rec Oil & Grease, Total N/A = 88 % EPA 1664H
RVR_WW028 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 95.9 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 94.2 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 101 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Mercury (Hg) Total = 95.3 % FGS-069

RVR_WW028 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Selenium (Se) Total = 94.7 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Lab Frontier lab control spike, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 95.3 % FGS-054


RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Chloride (Cl) N/A = 0 % EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 0 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Aluminum (Al) N/A = 4.12 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Aluminum (Al) N/A = 11.4 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Barium (Ba) N/A = 1.02 % EPA 200.7

RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Barium (Ba) N/A = 1.02 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Boron (B) N/A = 0.93 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Boron (B) N/A = 9.52 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Calcium (Ca) N/A = 13.82 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Calcium (Ca) N/A = 3.92 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 15.24 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 2.04 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Potassium (K) N/A = 14.08 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Potassium (K) N/A = 0 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Sodium (Na) N/A = 13.95 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Sodium (Na) N/A = 0 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 0 % SM 5220-D
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Oil & Grease, Total N/A = 5.18 % EPA 1664H
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Arsenic (As) Total = 0.83 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Cadmium (Cd) Total = 1.83 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.3 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Chromium (Cr) Total = 12.68 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Copper (Cu) Total = 2.34 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Lead (Pb) Total = 1.3 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Mercury (Hg) Total = 1.43 % FGS-069
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Nickel (Ni) Total = 2.51 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Selenium (Se) Total = 0.51 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Silver (Ag) Total = 3.51 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Zinc (Zn) Total = 1.02 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 0 % SM 4500-NH3 F
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 0 % EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 1.94 % EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 2.08 % EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 2.08 % EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A = 0 % EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,4'-DDD N/A = 7.407407407 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,4'-DDE N/A = 2.575107296 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,4-DDT N/A = 1.156069364 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 4,4'-DDE N/A = 4.705882353 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 4,4'-DDT N/A = 2.247191011 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 5.076142132 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Alachlor N/A = 6.369426752 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Aldrin N/A = 10.28571429 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD BHC-alpha N/A = 2.173913043 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD BHC-beta N/A = 9.42408377 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD BHC-delta N/A = 2.040816327 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD BHC-gamma N/A = 2.272727273 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Chlordane-alpha N/A = 2.197802198 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Chlordane-gamma N/A = 9.230769231 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD cis-Nonachlor N/A = 2.43902439 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dicofol N/A = 10.90909091 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dieldrin N/A = 5.809128631 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 10 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endosulfan-I N/A = 2.926829268 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endosulfan-II N/A = 3.680981595 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endrin N/A = 7.594936709 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endrin aldehyde N/A = 11.5942029 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endrin ketone N/A = 1.156069364 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Heptachlor N/A = 1.941747573 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 3.076923077 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Methoxychlor N/A = 10.05586592 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Mirex N/A = 1.169590643 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Oxychlordane N/A = 4.395604396 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Perthane N/A = 4.494382022 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD trans-Nonachlor N/A = 2.150537634 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Azinphos Methyl N/A = 3.389830508 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Bolstar N/A = 8.612440191 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Chlorpyrifos N/A = 7.407407407 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Demeton-Total N/A = 2.5 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Diazinon N/A = 20.2020202 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dichlorvos N/A = 4.255319149 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dimethoate N/A = 5.025125628 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Disulfoton N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 15.95092025 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Ethyl Parathion N/A = 8.510638298 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 6.896551724 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fenitrothion N/A = 10.30927835 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fenthion N/A = 1.226993865 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Malathion N/A = 6.12244898 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Merphos N/A = 9.523809524 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Methidathion N/A = 2.222222222 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Methyl Parathion N/A = 5.649717514 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 6.134969325 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Phorate N/A = 1.183431953 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Phosmet N/A = 5.347593583 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 1.142857143 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Tokuthion N/A = 9.137055838 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Trichloronate N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 3.571428571 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 3.550295858 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 12.5 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 5.128205128 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Acenaphthene N/A = 3.636363636 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Acenaphthylene N/A = 3.125 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Anthracene N/A = 2.325581395 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 1.092896175 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 3.468208092 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 1.818181818 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 10.94527363 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 4.705882353 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Biphenyl N/A = 1.418439716 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Chrysene N/A = 7.567567568 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 9.523809524 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dibenzothiophene N/A = 6.593406593 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fluoranthene N/A = 8.187134503 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fluorene N/A = 7.874015748 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 1.739130435 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Naphthalene N/A = 2.564102564 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Perylene N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Phenanthrene N/A = 11.53846154 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Pyrene N/A = 9.271523179 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Chloride (Cl) N/A = 0.99 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 0.99 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Aluminum (Al) N/A = 1.98 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Barium (Ba) N/A = 0.97 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Boron (B) N/A = 0 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Boron (B) N/A = 2.99 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Calcium (Ca) N/A = 1 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Calcium (Ca) N/A = 4.88 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 0 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 5.03 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Potassium (K) N/A = 0 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Potassium (K) N/A = 5.08 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Sodium (Na) N/A = 0 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Sodium (Na) N/A = 6.06 % EPA 200.7

RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 1.036269 % SM 5310-C
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 2.71 % SM 5220-D
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Oil & Grease, Total N/A = 3.592814371 % EPA 1664H
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Arsenic (As) Total = 0.975609756 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Cadmium (Cd) Total = 2.898550725 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Chromium (Cr) Total = 1.834862385 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Copper (Cu) Total = 1.785714286 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Lead (Pb) Total = 2.816901408 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Mercury (Hg) Total = 3.694458313 % FGS-069
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Nickel (Ni) Total = 4.484304933 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Selenium (Se) Total = 1.941747573 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Silver (Ag) Total = 0.956937799 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Zinc (Zn) Total = 2.843601896 % FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 5.46 % SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 0 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 6.32 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 3.08 % EPA 351.2
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A = 1.94 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,4'-DDD N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,4'-DDE N/A = 4.87804878 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,4-DDT N/A = 7.179487179 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 4,4'-DDT N/A = 2.870813397 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 9.708737864 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Alachlor N/A = 3.468208092 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Aldrin N/A = 8.612440191 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD BHC-alpha N/A = 7.106598985 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD BHC-beta N/A = 1.904761905 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD BHC-delta N/A = 13.59223301 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD BHC-gamma N/A = 4.12371134 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Chlordane-alpha N/A = 1.904761905 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Chlordane-gamma N/A = 7.476635514 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD cis-Nonachlor N/A = 3.141361257 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 5.660377358 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dicofol N/A = 29.88505747 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dieldrin N/A = 10.34482759 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 8.14479638 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endosulfan-I N/A = 25.5033557 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endosulfan-II N/A = 5.555555556 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endrin N/A = 1.047120419 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endrin aldehyde N/A = 3.351955307 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endrin ketone N/A = 9.836065574 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Heptachlor N/A = 14 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 3.96039604 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Methoxychlor N/A = 5.660377358 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Mirex N/A = 1.015228426 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Oxychlordane N/A = 5.025125628 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Perthane N/A = 6.12244898 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD trans-Nonachlor N/A = 7.920792079 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Azinphos Methyl N/A = 2.564102564 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Bolstar N/A = 5.825242718 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Chlorpyrifos N/A = 2.06185567 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Demeton-Total N/A = 16.14906832 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Diazinon N/A = 27.27272727 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dichlorvos N/A = 1.047120419 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dimethoate N/A = 4.761904762 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Disulfoton N/A = 3.50877193 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 3.468208092 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Ethyl Parathion N/A = 5.649717514 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 1.081081081 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fenitrothion N/A = 1.129943503 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fensulfothion N/A = 1.290322581 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fenthion N/A = 3.314917127 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Malathion N/A = 2.105263158 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Merphos N/A = 4.761904762 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Methidathion N/A = 5.586592179 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Methyl Parathion N/A = 1.142857143 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 21.68674699 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Phorate N/A = 5.780346821 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Phosmet N/A = 4.545454545 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 3.20855615 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Tokuthion N/A = 1.117318436 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Trichloronate N/A = 6.666666667 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 3.076923077 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 1.069518717 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 1.129943503 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 2.380952381 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Acenaphthene N/A = 1.129943503 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Acenaphthylene N/A = 1.129943503 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Anthracene N/A = 1.069518717 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 2.040816327 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 4.255319149 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 1.058201058 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 7.25388601 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 1.025641026 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 1.047120419 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Biphenyl N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Chrysene N/A = 2.040816327 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 2.105263158 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dibenzothiophene N/A = 1.047120419 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fluoranthene N/A = 3.076923077 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fluorene N/A = 1.104972376 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 1.058201058 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Naphthalene N/A = 3.636363636 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Perylene N/A = 1.069518717 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Phenanthrene N/A = 1.047120419 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Pyrene N/A = 1.047120419 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Chloride (Cl) N/A = 0.98 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 0 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Aluminum (Al) N/A = 0 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Barium (Ba) N/A = 0 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Mercury (Hg) Total = 0 % FGS-069

RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Zinc (Zn) Total = 0 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 1.94 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 0 % EPA 351.2
RVR_WW028 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Chloride (Cl) N/A = 2 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 2 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Calcium (Ca) N/A = 1.941747573 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW028 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Potassium (K) N/A = 0.975609756 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW028 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 0 % SM 5310-C
RVR_WW028 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Oil & Grease, Total N/A = 4.44 % EPA 1664H

RVR_WW028 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Lead (Pb) Total = 0 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Mercury (Hg) Total = 5.807437596 % FGS-069
RVR_WW028 Lab Frontier lab control spike, RPD Silver (Ag) Total = 0 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Lab BSK lab control spike, RPD Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 0 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,4'-DDD N/A = 12.96296296 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,4-DDT N/A = 7.106598985 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 4,4'-DDT N/A = 11.65919283 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 9.433962264 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Alachlor N/A = 1.503759398 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Aldrin N/A = 6.896551724 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD BHC-alpha N/A = 4.494382022 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD BHC-beta N/A = 10.1010101 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD BHC-delta N/A = 13.59223301 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD BHC-gamma N/A = 11.23595506 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Chlordane-alpha N/A = 9.523809524 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Chlordane-gamma N/A = 8.24742268 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD cis-Nonachlor N/A = 5.128205128 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 9.230769231 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dicofol N/A = 4.347826087 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dieldrin N/A = 7.619047619 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 10.90909091 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endosulfan-I N/A = 4 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endosulfan-II N/A = 13.83647799 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endrin N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endrin aldehyde N/A = 13.18681319 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Endrin ketone N/A = 12.21374046 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Heptachlor N/A = 12.63157895 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 12.76595745 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Methoxychlor N/A = 11.86440678 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Mirex N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Oxychlordane N/A = 11.36363636 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Perthane N/A = 4.938271605 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD trans-Nonachlor N/A = 13.75661376 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Azinphos Methyl N/A = 19.09547739 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Bolstar N/A = 14.20765027 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Chlorpyrifos N/A = 2.955665025 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Demeton-Total N/A = 5.917159763 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Diazinon N/A = 3.468208092 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dichlorvos N/A = 4.597701149 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dimethoate N/A = 14.36464088 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Disulfoton N/A = 5.128205128 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 6.818181818 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Ethyl Parathion N/A = 28.24858757 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 10.63829787 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fenitrothion N/A = 12.71676301 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fensulfothion N/A = 10 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fenthion N/A = 6.25 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Malathion N/A = 10.98901099 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Merphos N/A = 17.35159817 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Methidathion N/A = 15.54404145 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Methyl Parathion N/A = 2.298850575 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 2.173913043 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Phorate N/A = 8.484848485 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Phosmet N/A = 16.58536585 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 14 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Tokuthion N/A = 18.57923497 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Trichloronate N/A = 9.090909091 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 4.494382022 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 7.092198582 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 3.03030303 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Acenaphthene N/A = 4.511278195 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Acenaphthylene N/A = 1.438848921 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Anthracene N/A = 4.494382022 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 10.73170732 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 4.597701149 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 3.389830508 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 8 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 11.76470588 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 8.602150538 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Biphenyl N/A = 1.57480315 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Chrysene N/A = 7.035175879 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 5.917159763 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Dibenzothiophene N/A = 1.379310345 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fluoranthene N/A = 6.52173913 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Fluorene N/A = 5.405405405 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 10.65088757 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Naphthalene N/A = 18.75 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Perylene N/A = 8.888888889 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Phenanthrene N/A = 5 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG lab control spike, RPD Pyrene N/A = 5.18134715 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge BSK lab duplicate Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 33 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK lab duplicate Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A = 20000 5 mg/L SM 2540 D
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate 2,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate 4,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 2.4 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Naphthalene N/A = 4.4 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG lab duplicate Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam BSK lab duplicate Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Chloride (Cl) N/A = 6.2 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 3.6 2 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Fecal Coliform N/A = 130 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Total Coliform N/A = 500 2 MPN/100mL SM 9221-B/E
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Aluminum (Al) N/A = 0.14 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Boron (B) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Calcium (Ca) N/A = 5.7 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 1.6 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Potassium (K) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Sodium (Na) N/A = 5.7 1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW027 Rice Road APPL lab duplicate 2,4,5-T N/A < 0.029 0.029 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Rice Road APPL lab duplicate 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A < 0.069 0.069 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Rice Road APPL lab duplicate 2,4-D N/A < 0.152 0.152 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Rice Road APPL lab duplicate 2,4-DB N/A < 0.23 0.23 ug/L EPA 8151

RVR_WW027 Rice Road APPL lab duplicate Dalapon N/A < 0.59 0.59 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Rice Road APPL lab duplicate Dicamba N/A < 0.028 0.028 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Rice Road APPL lab duplicate Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A < 0.161 0.161 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Rice Road APPL lab duplicate Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A < 0.08 0.08 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Rice Road APPL lab duplicate MCPA N/A < 25.4 25.4 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Rice Road APPL lab duplicate MCPP N/A < 35.8 35.8 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 3.2 0.2 mg/L SM 5310-C
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 11 4 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Hardness (as CaCO3) N/A = 21 0.1 mg/L SM 2340 B
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A = 27 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Oil & Grease, Total N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 1664H
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Arsenic (As) Total = 2.01 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Arsenic (As) Dissolved = 1.79 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.009 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Cadmium (Cd) Dissolved = 0.009 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.1 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Chromium (Cr) Dissolved = 0.05 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Copper (Cu) Total = 0.75 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Copper (Cu) Dissolved = 0.78 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Lead (Pb) Total = 0.108 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Lead (Pb) Dissolved = 0.036 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Mercury (Hg) Total = 1.05 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Nickel (Ni) Total = 0.27 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Nickel (Ni) Dissolved = 0.26 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Selenium (Se) Total = 0.41 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Selenium (Se) Dissolved = 0.28 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Silver (Ag) Total < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Silver (Ag) Dissolved < 0.006 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Zinc (Zn) Total = 1.33 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road Frontier lab duplicate Zinc (Zn) Dissolved = 2.54 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G

RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 1.7 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK lab duplicate Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A < 0.2 0.2 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 2,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Toxaphene N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625mNCI
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Naphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 1.5 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Naphthalene N/A = 4.5 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG lab duplicate Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike dup, rec Aluminum (Al) N/A = 104 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike dup, rec Barium (Ba) N/A = 98 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike dup, rec Boron (B) N/A = 100 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike dup, rec Calcium (Ca) N/A = 101 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike dup, rec Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 98 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike dup, rec Potassium (K) N/A = 99 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike dup, rec Sodium (Na) N/A = 99 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike dup, rec 2,4,5-T N/A = 84.7 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike dup, rec 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A = 84.2 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike dup, rec 2,4-D N/A = 94.4 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike dup, rec 2,4-DB N/A = 90.2 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike dup, rec Dalapon N/A = 24.4 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike dup, rec Dicamba N/A = 75.3 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike dup, rec Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A = 95.6 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike dup, rec Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A = 93.8 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike dup, rec MCPA N/A = 87.8 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike dup, rec MCPP N/A = 89.5 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Rice Road BSK matrix spike dup, rec Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 95 % SM 5220-D
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike dup, rec Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 0.1 % SM 4500-NH3 F
RVR_DW014 Rice Road BSK matrix spike dup, rec Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 99 % EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec 2,4'-DDD N/A = 180 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec 2,4'-DDE N/A = 153 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec 2,4-DDT N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec 4,4'-DDE N/A = 112 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec 4,4'-DDT N/A = 134 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Alachlor N/A = 56 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Aldrin N/A = 146 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec BHC-alpha N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec BHC-beta N/A = 114 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec BHC-delta N/A = 110 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec BHC-gamma N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Chlordane-alpha N/A = 130 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Chlordane-gamma N/A = 138 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec cis-Nonachlor N/A = 79 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 174 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Dicofol N/A = 65 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Dieldrin N/A = 197 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Endosulfan-I N/A = 123 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Endosulfan-II N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Endrin N/A = 108 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Endrin aldehyde N/A = 110 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Endrin ketone N/A = 114 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Heptachlor N/A = 126 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 115 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Methoxychlor N/A = 68 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Mirex N/A = 71 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Oxychlordane N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Perthane N/A = 70 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec trans-Nonachlor N/A = 126 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Azinphos Methyl N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Bolstar N/A = 72 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Chlorpyrifos N/A = 71 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Demeton-Total N/A = 59 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Diazinon N/A = 62 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Dichlorvos N/A = 78 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Dimethoate N/A = 68 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Disulfoton N/A = 54 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 54 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Ethyl Parathion N/A = 65 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 75 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Fenitrothion N/A = 71 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Fenthion N/A = 62 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Malathion N/A = 69 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Merphos N/A = 61 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Methidathion N/A = 67 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Methyl Parathion N/A = 70 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 63 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Phorate N/A = 65 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Phosmet N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 75 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Tokuthion N/A = 68 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Trichloronate N/A = 65 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 55 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 61 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 60 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 57 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Acenaphthene N/A = 53 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Acenaphthylene N/A = 61 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Anthracene N/A = 81 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 132 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 73 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 104 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 76 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Biphenyl N/A = 63 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Chrysene N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 108 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Dibenzothiophene N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Fluoranthene N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Fluorene N/A = 70 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Naphthalene N/A = 46 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Perylene N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Phenanthrene N/A = 75 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike dup, rec Pyrene N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Chloride (Cl) N/A = 105 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Aluminum (Al) N/A = 103 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Barium (Ba) N/A = 75 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Boron (B) N/A = 100 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Calcium (Ca) N/A = 106 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 103 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Potassium (K) N/A = 102 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Sodium (Na) N/A = 102 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike dup, rec Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 111 % SM 5220-D
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 87 % SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 105 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 96 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A = 108 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK matrix spike dup, rec Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 102 % SM 5310-C
RVR_WW027 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 99 % SM 5310-C
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 101 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 102 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 93.2 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Copper (Cu) Total = 104 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Lead (Pb) Total = 106 % FGS-054

RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Nickel (Ni) Total = 101 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Selenium (Se) Total = 102 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Silver (Ag) Total = 98.2 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 102 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK matrix spike dup, rec Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 87 % EPA 351.2
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Chloride (Cl) N/A = 102 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 102 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike dup, rec Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 91 % SM 5220-D
RVR_WW028 Rice Road BSK matrix spike dup, rec Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 94 % SM 5220-D
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 98.7 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 99.8 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 99.6 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Copper (Cu) Total = 101 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Lead (Pb) Total = 100 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Nickel (Ni) Total = 97.7 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Selenium (Se) Total = 103 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Silver (Ag) Total = 98.8 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike dup, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 92.5 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike dup, rec Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 98 % SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 102 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 94 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike dup, rec Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A = 102 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec 2,4'-DDD N/A = 124 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec 2,4'-DDE N/A = 108 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec 2,4-DDT N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec 4,4'-DDE N/A = 124 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec 4,4'-DDT N/A = 113 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 109 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Alachlor N/A = 51 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Aldrin N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec BHC-alpha N/A = 90 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec BHC-beta N/A = 225 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec BHC-delta N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec BHC-gamma N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Chlordane-alpha N/A = 105 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Chlordane-gamma N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec cis-Nonachlor N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 103 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Dicofol N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Dieldrin N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Endosulfan-I N/A = 105 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Endosulfan-II N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Endrin N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Endrin aldehyde N/A = 111 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Endrin ketone N/A = 143 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Heptachlor N/A = 115 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 103 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Methoxychlor N/A = 136 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Mirex N/A = 83 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Oxychlordane N/A = 102 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Perthane N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec trans-Nonachlor N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Azinphos Methyl N/A = 118 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Bolstar N/A = 132 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Chlorpyrifos N/A = 111 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Demeton-Total N/A = 135 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Diazinon N/A = 115 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Dichlorvos N/A = 116 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Dimethoate N/A = 124 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Disulfoton N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 122 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Ethyl Parathion N/A = 119 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 113 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Fenitrothion N/A = 137 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Fensulfothion N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Fenthion N/A = 126 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Malathion N/A = 121 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Merphos N/A = 177 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Methidathion N/A = 133 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Methyl Parathion N/A = 159 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 133 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Phorate N/A = 121 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Phosmet N/A = 127 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 160 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Tokuthion N/A = 130 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Trichloronate N/A = 112 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 61 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 73 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 66 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 62 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Acenaphthene N/A = 66 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Acenaphthylene N/A = 73 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Anthracene N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 112 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Biphenyl N/A = 61 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Chrysene N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 101 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Dibenzothiophene N/A = 71 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Fluoranthene N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Fluorene N/A = 78 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Naphthalene N/A = 54 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Perylene N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Phenanthrene N/A = 79 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike dup, rec Pyrene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, rec Aluminum (Al) N/A = 102 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, rec Barium (Ba) N/A = 97 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, rec Boron (B) N/A = 93 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, rec Calcium (Ca) N/A = 100 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, rec Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 95 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, rec Potassium (K) N/A = 98 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, rec Sodium (Na) N/A = 97 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, rec 2,4,5-T N/A = 95.6 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, rec 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A = 90.8 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, rec 2,4-D N/A = 106 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, rec 2,4-DB N/A = 93.3 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, rec Dalapon N/A = 24.2 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, rec Dicamba N/A = 78.8 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, rec Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A = 96.9 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, rec Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A = 89.4 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, rec MCPA N/A = 87.8 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, rec MCPP N/A = 88.4 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Rice Road BSK matrix spike, rec Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 95 % SM 5220-D
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Frontier matrix spike, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 93 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Frontier matrix spike, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 92.6 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Frontier matrix spike, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 93.2 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Frontier matrix spike, rec Copper (Cu) Total = 93.9 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Frontier matrix spike, rec Lead (Pb) Total = 98.8 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Frontier matrix spike, rec Mercury (Hg) Total = 91.4 % FGS-069

RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Frontier matrix spike, rec Nickel (Ni) Total = 98.1 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Frontier matrix spike, rec Selenium (Se) Total = 92.3 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Frontier matrix spike, rec Silver (Ag) Total = 90.4 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Frontier matrix spike, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 95.8 % FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, rec Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 74 % SM 4500-NH3 F
RVR_DW014 Rice Road BSK matrix spike, rec Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 96 % EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec 2,4'-DDD N/A = 157 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec 2,4'-DDE N/A = 144 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec 2,4-DDT N/A = 79 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec 4,4'-DDE N/A = 107 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec 4,4'-DDT N/A = 122 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Alachlor N/A = 60 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Aldrin N/A = 138 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec BHC-alpha N/A = 98 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec BHC-beta N/A = 115 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec BHC-delta N/A = 104 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec BHC-gamma N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Chlordane-alpha N/A = 123 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Chlordane-gamma N/A = 143 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec cis-Nonachlor N/A = 76 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 171 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Dicofol N/A = 64 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Dieldrin N/A = 201 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Endosulfan-I N/A = 119 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Endosulfan-II N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Endrin N/A = 117 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Endrin aldehyde N/A = 80 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Endrin ketone N/A = 106 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Heptachlor N/A = 116 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 107 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Methoxychlor N/A = 67 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Mirex N/A = 73 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Oxychlordane N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Perthane N/A = 72 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec trans-Nonachlor N/A = 120 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Azinphos Methyl N/A = 81 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Bolstar N/A = 76 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Chlorpyrifos N/A = 75 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Demeton-Total N/A = 59 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Diazinon N/A = 70 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Dichlorvos N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Dimethoate N/A = 75 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Disulfoton N/A = 61 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 63 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Ethyl Parathion N/A = 65 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 77 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Fenitrothion N/A = 72 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Fenthion N/A = 67 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Malathion N/A = 70 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Merphos N/A = 73 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Methidathion N/A = 73 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Methyl Parathion N/A = 75 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 69 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Phorate N/A = 61 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Phosmet N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 72 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Tokuthion N/A = 74 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Trichloronate N/A = 75 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 64 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 83 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 70 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 74 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 70 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Acenaphthene N/A = 65 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Acenaphthylene N/A = 76 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Anthracene N/A = 81 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 120 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 78 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 107 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 73 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Biphenyl N/A = 69 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Chrysene N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Dibenzothiophene N/A = 86 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Fluoranthene N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Fluorene N/A = 72 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 107 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Naphthalene N/A = 54 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Perylene N/A = 81 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Phenanthrene N/A = 77 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, rec Pyrene N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Chloride (Cl) N/A = 105 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Aluminum (Al) N/A = 102 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Barium (Ba) N/A = 74 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Boron (B) N/A = 97 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Calcium (Ca) N/A = 107 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 102 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Potassium (K) N/A = 102 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Sodium (Na) N/A = 102 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, rec Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 121 % SM 5220-D
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 78 % SM 4500-NH3 G

RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 105 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 98 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A = 106 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK matrix spike, rec Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 102 % SM 5310-C
RVR_WW027 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 99 % SM 5310-C
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 101 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 101 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 94.9 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Copper (Cu) Total = 105 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Lead (Pb) Total = 108 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Nickel (Ni) Total = 102 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Selenium (Se) Total = 105 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Silver (Ag) Total = 100 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 103 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK matrix spike, rec Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 93 % EPA 351.2
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Chloride (Cl) N/A = 102 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 102 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, rec Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 89 % SM 5220-D
RVR_WW028 Rice Road BSK matrix spike, rec Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 97 % SM 5220-D
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Arsenic (As) Total = 101 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Cadmium (Cd) Total = 100 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Chromium (Cr) Total = 97.2 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Copper (Cu) Total = 102 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Lead (Pb) Total = 104 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Nickel (Ni) Total = 97.4 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Selenium (Se) Total = 105 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Silver (Ag) Total = 96.6 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, rec Zinc (Zn) Total = 95.2 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, rec Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 108 % SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 103 % EPA 300.0

RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 96 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, rec Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A = 102 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec 2,4'-DDD N/A = 135 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec 2,4'-DDE N/A = 112 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec 2,4-DDT N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec 4,4'-DDE N/A = 125 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec 4,4'-DDT N/A = 120 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Alachlor N/A = 71 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Aldrin N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec BHC-alpha N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec BHC-beta N/A = 236 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec BHC-delta N/A = 99 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec BHC-gamma N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Chlordane-alpha N/A = 108 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Chlordane-gamma N/A = 102 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec cis-Nonachlor N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 104 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Dicofol N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Dieldrin N/A = 110 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Endosulfan-I N/A = 108 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Endosulfan-II N/A = 89 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Endrin N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Endrin aldehyde N/A = 106 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Endrin ketone N/A = 163 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Heptachlor N/A = 110 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 106 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Methoxychlor N/A = 125 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Mirex N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Oxychlordane N/A = 104 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Perthane N/A = 103 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec trans-Nonachlor N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Azinphos Methyl N/A = 102 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Bolstar N/A = 137 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Chlorpyrifos N/A = 110 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Demeton-Total N/A = 126 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Diazinon N/A = 116 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Dichlorvos N/A = 108 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Dimethoate N/A = 124 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Disulfoton N/A = 90 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 117 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Ethyl Parathion N/A = 119 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 103 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Fenitrothion N/A = 131 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Fensulfothion N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Fenthion N/A = 124 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Malathion N/A = 120 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Merphos N/A = 163 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Methidathion N/A = 124 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Methyl Parathion N/A = 157 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 127 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Phorate N/A = 113 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Phosmet N/A = 125 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 161 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Tokuthion N/A = 127 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Trichloronate N/A = 107 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 60 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 73 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 67 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 62 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Acenaphthene N/A = 64 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Acenaphthylene N/A = 74 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Anthracene N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 122 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 74 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Biphenyl N/A = 63 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Chrysene N/A = 107 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Dibenzothiophene N/A = 74 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Fluoranthene N/A = 100 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Fluorene N/A = 77 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 87 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Naphthalene N/A = 55 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Perylene N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Phenanthrene N/A = 81 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, rec Pyrene N/A = 106 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, RPD Aluminum (Al) N/A = 1.94 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, RPD Barium (Ba) N/A = 1.03 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, RPD Boron (B) N/A = 7.25 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, RPD Calcium (Ca) N/A = 1 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, RPD Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 3.11 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, RPD Potassium (K) N/A = 1.02 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, RPD Sodium (Na) N/A = 2.04 % EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, RPD 2,4,5-T N/A = 12.09 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, RPD 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A = 7.54 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, RPD 2,4-D N/A = 11.58 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, RPD 2,4-DB N/A = 3.38 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, RPD Dalapon N/A = 0.82 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, RPD Dicamba N/A = 4.54 % EPA 8151

RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, RPD Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A = 1.35 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, RPD Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A = 4.8 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, RPD MCPA N/A = 0 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL matrix spike, RPD MCPP N/A = 1.24 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Rice Road BSK matrix spike, RPD Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 0 % SM 5220-D
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, RPD Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 199.46 % SM 4500-NH3 F
RVR_DW014 Rice Road BSK matrix spike, RPD Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 3.08 % EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD 2,4'-DDD N/A = 13.64985163 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD 2,4'-DDE N/A = 6.060606061 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD 2,4-DDT N/A = 7.317073171 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD 4,4'-DDE N/A = 4.566210046 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD 4,4'-DDT N/A = 9.375 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 2.298850575 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Alachlor N/A = 6.896551724 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Aldrin N/A = 5.633802817 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD BHC-alpha N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD BHC-beta N/A = 0.873362445 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD BHC-delta N/A = 5.607476636 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD BHC-gamma N/A = 5.405405405 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Chlordane-alpha N/A = 5.533596838 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Chlordane-gamma N/A = 3.558718861 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD cis-Nonachlor N/A = 3.870967742 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 1.739130435 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Dicofol N/A = 1.550387597 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Dieldrin N/A = 2.010050251 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 6.382978723 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Endosulfan-I N/A = 3.305785124 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Endosulfan-II N/A = 2.409638554 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Endrin N/A = 8 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Endrin aldehyde N/A = 31.57894737 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Endrin ketone N/A = 7.272727273 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Heptachlor N/A = 8.26446281 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 7.207207207 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Methoxychlor N/A = 1.481481481 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Mirex N/A = 2.777777778 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Oxychlordane N/A = 9.32642487 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Perthane N/A = 2.816901408 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD trans-Nonachlor N/A = 4.87804878 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Azinphos Methyl N/A = 1.226993865 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Bolstar N/A = 5.405405405 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Chlorpyrifos N/A = 5.479452055 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Demeton-Total N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Diazinon N/A = 12.12121212 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Dichlorvos N/A = 19.65317919 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Dimethoate N/A = 9.79020979 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Disulfoton N/A = 12.17391304 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 15.38461538 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Ethyl Parathion N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 2.631578947 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Fenitrothion N/A = 1.398601399 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Fenthion N/A = 7.751937984 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Malathion N/A = 1.438848921 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Merphos N/A = 17.91044776 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Methidathion N/A = 8.571428571 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Methyl Parathion N/A = 6.896551724 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 9.090909091 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Phorate N/A = 6.349206349 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Phosmet N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 4.081632653 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Tokuthion N/A = 8.450704225 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Trichloronate N/A = 14.28571429 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 15.12605042 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 2.380952381 % EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 13.74045802 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 20.89552239 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 20.47244094 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Acenaphthene N/A = 20.33898305 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Acenaphthylene N/A = 21.89781022 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Anthracene N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 9.523809524 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 6.622516556 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 2.843601896 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 1.117318436 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 6.12244898 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 4.026845638 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Biphenyl N/A = 9.090909091 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Chrysene N/A = 7.25388601 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 8.695652174 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Dibenzothiophene N/A = 1.156069364 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Fluoranthene N/A = 2.222222222 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Fluorene N/A = 2.816901408 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 5.769230769 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Naphthalene N/A = 16 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Perylene N/A = 1.226993865 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Phenanthrene N/A = 2.631578947 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG matrix spike, RPD Pyrene N/A = 1.183431953 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Chloride (Cl) N/A = 0 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Aluminum (Al) N/A = 0.98 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Barium (Ba) N/A = 1.34 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Boron (B) N/A = 3.05 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Calcium (Ca) N/A = 0.94 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Magnesium (Mg) N/A = 0.98 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Potassium (K) N/A = 0 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Sodium (Na) N/A = 0 % EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, RPD Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 8.62 % SM 5220-D

RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 10.91 % SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 0 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 2.06 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A = 1.87 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK matrix spike, RPD Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 0 % SM 5310-C
RVR_WW027 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A = 0 % SM 5310-C
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Arsenic (As) Total = 0 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.985221675 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Chromium (Cr) Total = 1.807549176 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Copper (Cu) Total = 0.956937799 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Lead (Pb) Total = 1.869158879 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Nickel (Ni) Total = 0.985221675 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Selenium (Se) Total = 2.898550725 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Silver (Ag) Total = 1.816347124 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Zinc (Zn) Total = 0.975609756 % FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Rice Road BSK matrix spike, RPD Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A = 6.67 % EPA 351.2
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Chloride (Cl) N/A = 0 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Sulfate (SO4) N/A = 0 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, RPD Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 2.222222222 % SM 5220-D
RVR_WW028 Rice Road BSK matrix spike, RPD Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A = 3.141361257 % SM 5220-D
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Arsenic (As) Total = 2.303455183 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.2002002 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Chromium (Cr) Total = 2.43902439 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Copper (Cu) Total = 0.985221675 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Lead (Pb) Total = 3.921568627 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Nickel (Ni) Total = 0.307534598 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Selenium (Se) Total = 1.923076923 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Silver (Ag) Total = 2.251791198 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Frontier matrix spike, RPD Zinc (Zn) Total = 2.876931273 % FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam BSK matrix spike, RPD Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 9.71 % SM 4500-NH3 G

RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Nitrate (NO3) N/A = 0.975609756 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A = 2.105263158 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge BSK matrix spike, RPD Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A = 0 % EPA 300.0
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD 2,4'-DDD N/A = 8.494208494 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD 2,4'-DDE N/A = 3.636363636 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD 2,4-DDT N/A = 5.347593583 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD 4,4'-DDE N/A = 0.803212851 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD 4,4'-DDT N/A = 6.008583691 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A = 8.612440191 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Alachlor N/A = 32.78688525 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Aldrin N/A = 1.117318436 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD BHC-alpha N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD BHC-beta N/A = 4.772234273 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD BHC-delta N/A = 1.015228426 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD BHC-gamma N/A = 1.081081081 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Chlordane-alpha N/A = 2.816901408 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Chlordane-gamma N/A = 1.98019802 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD cis-Nonachlor N/A = 2.409638554 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD DCPA (Dacthal) N/A = 0.966183575 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Dicofol N/A = 10.98901099 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Dieldrin N/A = 14.63414634 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Endosulfan sulfate N/A = 2.222222222 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Endosulfan-I N/A = 2.816901408 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Endosulfan-II N/A = 8.187134503 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Endrin N/A = 5.291005291 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Endrin aldehyde N/A = 4.608294931 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Endrin ketone N/A = 13.07189542 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Heptachlor N/A = 4.444444444 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Heptachlor epoxide N/A = 2.870813397 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Methoxychlor N/A = 8.429118774 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Mirex N/A = 1.212121212 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Oxychlordane N/A = 1.941747573 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Perthane N/A = 1.960784314 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD trans-Nonachlor N/A = 2 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Azinphos Methyl N/A = 14.54545455 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Bolstar N/A = 3.717472119 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Chlorpyrifos N/A = 0.904977376 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Demeton-Total N/A = 6.896551724 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Diazinon N/A = 0.865800866 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Dichlorvos N/A = 7.142857143 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Dimethoate N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Disulfoton N/A = 3.278688525 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A = 4.184100418 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Ethyl Parathion N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A = 9.259259259 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Fenitrothion N/A = 4.47761194 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Fensulfothion N/A = 2.247191011 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Fenthion N/A = 1.6 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Malathion N/A = 0.829875519 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Merphos N/A = 8.235294118 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Methidathion N/A = 7.003891051 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Methyl Parathion N/A = 1.265822785 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A = 4.615384615 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Phorate N/A = 6.837606838 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Phosmet N/A = 1.587301587 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A = 0.62305296 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Tokuthion N/A = 2.33463035 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Trichloronate N/A = 4.566210046 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 1.652892562 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A = 3.174603175 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A = 1.503759398 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 0 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Acenaphthene N/A = 3.076923077 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Acenaphthylene N/A = 1.360544218 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Anthracene N/A = 5.405405405 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Benzo(a)anthracene N/A = 8.547008547 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Benzo(a)pyrene N/A = 2.222222222 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A = 3.045685279 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Benzo(e)pyrene N/A = 5.649717514 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A = 16.14906832 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A = 1.025641026 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Biphenyl N/A = 3.225806452 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Chrysene N/A = 8.780487805 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A = 13.75661376 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Dibenzothiophene N/A = 4.137931034 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Fluoranthene N/A = 7.25388601 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Fluorene N/A = 1.290322581 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A = 13.90374332 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Naphthalene N/A = 1.834862385 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Perylene N/A = 0 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Phenanthrene N/A = 2.5 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Rice Road CRG matrix spike, RPD Pyrene N/A = 9.900990099 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Chloride (Cl) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Sulfate (SO4) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Aluminum (Al) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Aluminum (Al) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Boron (B) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Boron (B) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Calcium (Ca) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Calcium (Ca) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Magnesium (Mg) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Magnesium (Mg) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7

RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Potassium (K) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Potassium (K) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Sodium (Na) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Sodium (Na) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL method blank 2,4,5-T N/A < 0.029 0.029 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL method blank 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A < 0.069 0.069 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL method blank 2,4-D N/A < 0.152 0.152 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL method blank 2,4-DB N/A < 0.23 0.23 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL method blank Dalapon N/A < 0.59 0.59 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL method blank Dicamba N/A < 0.028 0.028 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL method blank Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A < 0.161 0.161 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL method blank Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A < 0.08 0.08 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL method blank MCPA N/A < 25.4 25.4 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab APPL method blank MCPP N/A < 35.8 35.8 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 C
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Oil & Grease, Total N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 1664H
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Arsenic (As) Total = 0.02 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Arsenic (As) Total = 0.02 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.001 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.009 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.009 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Copper (Cu) Total = 0.01 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Copper (Cu) Total = 0.02 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Lead (Pb) Total = 0.008 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Lead (Pb) Total = 0.022 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Mercury (Hg) Total = 0.01 0.08 ng/L FGS-069

RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Nickel (Ni) Total = -0.002 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Nickel (Ni) Total = -0.001 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Selenium (Se) Total = -0.16 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Selenium (Se) Total = -0.02 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Silver (Ag) Total = 0.001 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Silver (Ag) Total = 0.0009 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Zinc (Zn) Total = 0.05 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab Frontier method blank Zinc (Zn) Total = 0.17 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 F
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Nitrate (NO3) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2
RVR_DW014 Lab BSK method blank Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A < 0.6 0.6 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank 2,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank 4,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Naphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_DW014 Lab CRG method blank Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Chloride (Cl) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Sulfate (SO4) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Aluminum (Al) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Barium (Ba) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Barium (Ba) N/A < 5 5 ug/L EPA 200.8
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Barium (Ba) N/A < 5 5 ug/L EPA 200.8
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Boron (B) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Calcium (Ca) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Magnesium (Mg) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Potassium (K) N/A < 2 2 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Sodium (Na) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 200.7
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL method blank 2,4,5-T N/A < 0.029 0.029 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL method blank 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) N/A < 0.069 0.069 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL method blank 2,4-D N/A < 0.152 0.152 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL method blank 2,4-DB N/A < 0.23 0.23 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL method blank Dalapon N/A < 0.59 0.59 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL method blank Dicamba N/A < 0.028 0.028 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL method blank Dichlorprop (2,4-DP) N/A < 0.161 0.161 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL method blank Dinoseb (DNBP) N/A < 0.08 0.08 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL method blank MCPA N/A < 25.4 25.4 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab APPL method blank MCPP N/A < 35.8 35.8 ug/L EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Carbon, Total Organic (TOC) N/A < 0.2 0.2 mg/L SM 5310-C
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 5220-D
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 C

RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L SM 2540 D
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Oil & Grease, Total N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 1664H
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Arsenic (As) Total = -0.03 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.003 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Cadmium (Cd) Total = -0.004 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Chromium (Cr) Total = -0.002 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Chromium (Cr) Total = -0.02 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Chromium (Cr) Total = 0.06 0.03 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Copper (Cu) Total = 0.008 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Lead (Pb) Total = 0.009 0.003 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Mercury (Hg) Total = 0.17 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Mercury (Hg) Total = -0.05 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Mercury (Hg) Total = -0.04 0.08 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Nickel (Ni) Total = -0.009 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Selenium (Se) Total = -0.09 0.19 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Silver (Ag) Total = 0.002 0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Silver (Ag) Total = -0.0001 0.006 ug/L FGS-054

RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Zinc (Zn) Total = 0.06 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab Frontier method blank Zinc (Zn) Total = -0.04 0.1 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A = 0.16 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Nitrate (NO3) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Nitrite (NO2-N) N/A < 0.05 0.05 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 351.2
RVR_WW026 Lab BSK method blank Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) N/A < 0.6 0.6 mg/L EPA 300.0
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank 2,4'-DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank 2,4'-DDE N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank 2,4-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank 4,4'-DDT N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank 4,4'-TDE/DDD N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Alachlor N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Aldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank BHC-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank BHC-beta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank BHC-delta N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank BHC-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Chlordane-alpha N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Chlordane-gamma N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank cis-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank DCPA (Dacthal) N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Dicofol N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Dieldrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Endosulfan sulfate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Endosulfan-I N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Endosulfan-II N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Endrin N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Endrin aldehyde N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Endrin ketone N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Heptachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Heptachlor epoxide N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Methoxychlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Mirex N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Oxychlordane N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Perthane N/A < 5 5 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank trans-Nonachlor N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Azinphos Methyl N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Bolstar N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Chlorpyrifos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Demeton-Total N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Diazinon N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Dichlorvos N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Dimethoate N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Disulfoton N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Ethyl Parathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Fenchlorphos (Ronnel) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Fenitrothion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Fensulfothion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Fenthion N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Malathion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Merphos N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Methamidophos (Monitor) N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Methidathion N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Methyl Parathion N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Mevinphos (Phosdrin) N/A < 8 8 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Phorate N/A < 6 6 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Phosmet N/A < 50 50 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) N/A < 2 2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Tokuthion N/A < 3 3 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Trichloronate N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank 1-Methylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank 1-Methylphenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Acenaphthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Acenaphthylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Benzo(a)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Benzo(a)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Benzo(b)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Benzo(e)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Benzo(ghi)perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Benzo(k)fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Biphenyl N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Chrysene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Dibenz(a,h)anthracene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Dibenzothiophene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Fluoranthene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Fluorene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Naphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Perylene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Phenanthrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Lab CRG method blank Pyrene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier method blank Arsenic (As) Total = 0.01 0.04 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier method blank Cadmium (Cd) Total = 0.0005 0.004 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier method blank Nickel (Ni) Total = 0.002 0.01 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW027 Lab Frontier method blank Selenium (Se) Total = 0.02 0.19 ug/L FGS-054


RVR_WW027 Lab CRG method blank Toxaphene N/A < 10 10 ng/L EPA 625mNCI

RVR_WW027 Lab CRG method blank Naphthalene N/A < 1 1 ng/L EPA 625m

RVR_WW028 Lab BSK method blank Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L EPA 2540D
RVR_WW028 Lab BSK method blank Solids, Total Suspended (TSS) N/A < 5 5 mg/L EPA 2540D
RVR_WW028 Lab BSK method blank Oil & Grease, Total N/A < 1 1 mg/L EPA 1664H

RVR_WW028 Lab BSK method blank Ammonia (NH3-N) N/A < 0.1 0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G


RVR_WW028 Lab CRG method blank 2-Methylnaphthalene N/A = 2.1 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Lab CRG method blank Naphthalene N/A = 78.9 1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam APPL srgt environ, rec 2,4-DCAA N/A = 88 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge APPL srgt environ, rec 2,4-DCAA N/A = 86.9 % EPA 8151

RVR_DW014 Rice Road APPL srgt environ, rec 2,4-DCAA N/A = 85.7 % EPA 8151
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec PCB030 N/A = 115 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec PCB030 N/A = 142 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec PCB030 N/A = 109 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec TCmX N/A = 103 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec TCmX N/A = 126 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec TCmX N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec d10-Acenaphthene N/A = 44 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec d10-Acenaphthene N/A = 60 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec d10-Acenaphthene N/A = 40 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec d10-Phenanthrene N/A = 132 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec d10-Phenanthrene N/A = 101 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec d10-Phenanthrene N/A = 123 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec d12-Chrysene N/A = 185 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec d12-Chrysene N/A = 155 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec d12-Chrysene N/A = 182 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec d12-Perylene N/A = 117 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec d12-Perylene N/A = 112 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec d12-Perylene N/A = 107 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec d8-Naphthalene N/A = 85 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec d8-Naphthalene N/A = 63 % EPA 625m
RVR_DW014 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec d8-Naphthalene N/A = 78 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam APPL srgt environ, rec 2,4-DCAA N/A = 89.7 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge APPL srgt environ, rec 2,4-DCAA N/A = 95.8 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Rice Road APPL srgt environ, rec 2,4-DCAA N/A = 96.6 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec PCB030 N/A = 92 % EPA 625m

RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec PCB030 N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec PCB030 N/A = 91 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec TCmX N/A = 93 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec TCmX N/A = 92 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec TCmX N/A = 88 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec d10-Acenaphthene N/A = 82 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec d10-Acenaphthene N/A = 84 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec d10-Acenaphthene N/A = 81 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec d10-Phenanthrene N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec d10-Phenanthrene N/A = 97 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec d10-Phenanthrene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec d12-Chrysene N/A = 111 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec d12-Chrysene N/A = 105 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec d12-Chrysene N/A = 115 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec d12-Perylene N/A = 94 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec d12-Perylene N/A = 96 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec d12-Perylene N/A = 95 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam CRG srgt environ, rec d8-Naphthalene N/A = 77 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge CRG srgt environ, rec d8-Naphthalene N/A = 73 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW026 Rice Road CRG srgt environ, rec d8-Naphthalene N/A = 71 % EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam APPL srgt environ, rec 2,4-DCAA N/A = 90.9 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Jura Farms Bridge APPL srgt environ, rec 2,4-DCAA N/A = 82.9 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW027 Rice Road APPL srgt environ, rec 2,4-DCAA N/A = 73.6 % EPA 8151

RVR_WW028 Friant Dam APPL srgt environ, rec 2,4-DCAA N/A = 116 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge APPL srgt environ, rec 2,4-DCAA N/A = 110 % EPA 8151
RVR_WW028 Rice Road APPL srgt environ, rec 2,4-DCAA N/A = 115 % EPA 8151

Notes:

APPENDIX C
QA/QC Results Outside of Program Control
Limits and Qualification
APPENDIX C-1. Qualifications Based on Contamination Checks
QAQC Blank Max Rep Environmental

Event[a] Station Code Constituent Result Limit Result Units Method Qualification[b]
RVR_DW014 Rice Road FB Copper (Cu) - Total 0.02 0.1 0.44 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road FB Lead (Pb) - Total 0.003 0.04 0.051 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road FB Zinc (Zn) - Total 0.19 0.2 1.05 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road FB Naphthalene 3.5 5 3.2 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam FB Mercury (Hg) - Total 0.08 0.5 1.28 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam FB Phenanthrene 1.2 5 <1 ng/L EPA 625m
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge FB Mercury (Hg) - Total 0.1 0.5 1.26 ng/L FGS-069
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam MB Zinc (Zn) - Total 0.280 [c] 3.94 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_DW014 Rice Road MB Zinc (Zn) - Total 0.280 [c] 1.05 ug/L FGS-054 UL-MB
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MB Zinc (Zn) - Total 0.280 [c] 2.02 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam MB Ammonia (NH3-N) 0.16 <0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW026 Rice Road MB Ammonia (NH3-N) 0.16 <0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge MB Ammonia (NH3-N) 0.16 <0.1 mg/L SM 4500-NH3 G
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam MB Chromium (Cr) - Total 0.163 [c] 0.31 ug/L FGS-054 UL-MB
RVR_WW027 Rice Road MB Chromium (Cr) - Total 0.163 [c] 0.12 ug/L FGS-054 UL-MB
RVR_WW027 Jura Farms Bridge MB Chromium (Cr) - Total 0.163 [c] 0.24 ug/L FGS-054 UL-MB
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam MB Silver (Ag) - Total 0.008 0.01 ug/L FGS-054 UL-MB
RVR_WW028 Rice Road MB Silver (Ag) - Total 0.008 <0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge MB Silver (Ag) - Total 0.008 <0.006 ug/L FGS-054
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam MB 2-Methylnaphthalene 2.1 1.6 ng/L EPA 625m UL-MB
RVR_WW028 Rice Road MB 2-Methylnaphthalene 2.1 1.1 ng/L EPA 625m UL-MB
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge MB 2-Methylnaphthalene 2.1 2.4 ng/L EPA 625m UL-MB
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam MB Naphthalene 78.9 2.9 ng/L EPA 625m UL-MB
RVR_WW028 Rice Road MB Naphthalene 78.9 6.3 ng/L EPA 625m UL-MB
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge MB Naphthalene 78.9 3.4 ng/L EPA 625m UL-MB
Notes:
[b] Qualification for constituent blanks is applied based on EPA guidance (see document discussion/reference in report text) and follows the following
application rules:
Appendix C-1 Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program Page C1 - 1

APPENDIX C-1. Qualifications Based on Contamination Checks
The reported environmental result is qualified as an "upper limit" of the true concentration due to a field blank exceedance (UL-FB) under the following conditions:
- A detected value is reported at or above the maximum reporting limit for a field blank and
- The associated environmental sample is detected at a concentration less than 5X the blank concentration.
The reported environmental result is qualified as an "upper limit" of the true concentration due to a method blank exceedance (UL-MB) under the following
conditions:
- A detected value is reported above the method detection limit for a method blank and
- The associated environmental sample is detected at a concentration less than 5X the blank concentration.
[c] This is a method blank critical value. See Appendix C-1a for calculations of method blank critical values.

APPENDIX C-1a. Calculation of Metals Method Blanks
Method
Method Blank Critical Frontier Method Blank
[a]
Event Constituent Blank # Result Value [b] MRL Units Exceeds MRL
RVR_DW014 Zinc (Zn) - Total 1 0.05 0.28 0.2 ug/L Yes
RVR_DW014 Zinc (Zn) - Total 2 0.17 0.2 ug/L
RVR_WW027 Chromium (Cr) - Total 1 0.09 0.16 0.1 ug/L Yes
RVR_WW027 Chromium (Cr) - Total 2 0.01 0.1 ug/L
Notes:
[a] Event designation refers to the overall program event number beginning in 1996. The event designation - event date
correspondence is shown in Appendix C-1 notes.
[b] The critical value is the average of the method blanks plus two times their standard deviation.
Appendix C-1a Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program Page C1a - 1
APPENDIX C-2. Qualifications Based on Accuracy Checks
Spike Duplicate
QA/QC Recovery Recovery Lower Upper Environmental
[b]
Event [a] Station Code Classification Constituent (%) (%) Limit (%) Limit (%) Result Units Qualification
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam LCS Cation Calcium (Ca) 116 101 85 115 3.4 mg/L HB-LCSR
RVR_DW014 Rice Road LCS Cation Calcium (Ca) 116 101 85 115 3.5 mg/L HB-LCSR
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge LCS Cation Calcium (Ca) 116 101 85 115 3.5 mg/L HB-LCSR
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam LCS PAH 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene 48 48 60 121 <1 ng/L [c]
RVR_DW014 Rice Road LCS PAH 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene 48 48 60 121 <1 ng/L [c]
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge LCS PAH 2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene 48 48 60 121 <1 ng/L [c]
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam LCS PAH 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene 45 51 56 114 <1 ng/L [c]
RVR_DW014 Rice Road LCS PAH 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene 45 51 56 114 <1 ng/L [c]
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge LCS PAH 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene 45 51 56 114 <1 ng/L [c]
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam LCS PAH Acenaphthene 56 54 61 116 <1 ng/L LB-LCSR
RVR_DW014 Rice Road LCS PAH Acenaphthene 56 54 61 116 <1 ng/L LB-LCSR
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge LCS PAH Acenaphthene 56 54 61 116 <1 ng/L LB-LCSR
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam LCS Cation Barium (Ba) 87 71 85 115 6.2 ug/L LB-LCSR
RVR_WW026 Rice Road LCS Cation Barium (Ba) 87 71 85 115 8.3 ug/L LB-LCSR
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge LCS Cation Barium (Ba) 87 71 85 115 7.8 ug/L LB-LCSR
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam LCS OC Pesticide Endosulfan-I 130 168 59 145 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_WW026 Rice Road LCS OC Pesticide Endosulfan-I 130 168 59 145 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge LCS OC Pesticide Endosulfan-I 130 168 59 145 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam LCS OC Pesticide BHC-beta 188 208 48 145 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_WW028 Rice Road LCS OC Pesticide BHC-beta 188 208 48 145 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge LCS OC Pesticide BHC-beta 188 208 48 145 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam MS Nutrient Ammonia (NH3-N) 74 0.1 80 120 <0.1 mg/L LB-MSR
RVR_DW014
RVR DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS OC Pesticide 2,4 DDD
2,4'-DDD 157 180 50 140 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS OC Pesticide 2,4'-DDE 144 153 60 130 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS OC Pesticide 4,4'-DDT 122 134 70 130 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS OC Pesticide Alachlor 60 56 60 140 <2 ng/L LB-MSR
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS OC Pesticide Aldrin 138 146 65 141 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS OC Pesticide Chlordane-gamma 143 138 70 136 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS OC Pesticide DCPA (Dacthal) 171 174 63 143 <5 ng/L [d]
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS OC Pesticide Dieldrin 201 197 52 149 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS OP Pesticide Ethoprop (Ethoprofos) 63 54 55 141 <1 ng/L LB-MSR
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS PAH Acenaphthene 65 53 61 116 <1 ng/L LB-MSR
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS PAH Acenaphthylene 76 61 62 115 <1 ng/L LB-MSR
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam MS Conventional Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) 121 111 80 120 <5 mg/L [d]
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge MS Nutrient Ammonia (NH3-N) 78 87 80 120 <0.1 mg/L LB-MSR
RVR_WW027 Rice Road MS Nutrient Nitrogen - Total Kjeldahl (TKN) 93 87 90 110 <1 mg/L LB-MSR
RVR_WW028 Rice Road MS OC Pesticide Alachlor 71 51 60 140 <2 ng/L LB-MSR
RVR_WW028 Rice Road MS OC Pesticide BHC-beta 236 225 48 145 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_WW028 Rice Road MS OC Pesticide Endrin ketone 163 143 54 143 <1 ng/L [d]

APPENDIX C-2. Qualifications Based on Accuracy Checks
Spike Duplicate
QA/QC Recovery Recovery Lower Upper Environmental
[b]
Event [a] Station Code Classification Constituent (%) (%) Limit (%) Limit (%) Result Units Qualification
RVR_WW028 Rice Road MS OP Pesticide Demeton-Total 126 135 21 128 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_WW028 Rice Road MS OP Pesticide Merphos 163 177 45 135 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_WW028 Rice Road MS OP Pesticide Methyl Parathion 157 159 49 141 <1 ng/L [d]
RVR_WW028 Rice Road MS OP Pesticide Phorate 113 121 47 119 <6 ng/L [d]
RVR_WW028 Rice Road MS OP Pesticide Tetrachlorvinphos (Stirofos) 161 160 65 146 <2 ng/L [d]
Notes:
[a] Event designation refers to the overall program event number beginning in 1996. The event designation - event date correspondence is shown in Appendix C-1 notes.
[b] The environmental samples associated with laboratory control spikes are qualified as "high biased" (HB-LCSR) when one or both spike recoveries are greater than the upper recovery
limit and the constituent is detected, and "low biased" (LB-LCSR) when one or both spike recoveries are less than the lower recovery limit. The environmental samples associated with
matrix spike recoveries are qualified under the same conditions as "high biased" (HB-MSR) or "low biased" (LB-MSR).
[c] In the case of the lab CRG, if the LCS is low biased, the environmental result is non-detected, and both corresponding matrix spike recoveries are within the limits, no qualification due
to laboratory control spikes applies. The corresponding matrix spike recoveries were within the recovery limits, therefore the environmental sample was not qualified due to laboratory
control spikes.
[d] Not detected in the environmental sample; therefore, no environmental sample was qualified as "high biased".

APPENDIX C-3. Qualifications Based on Precision Checks
Max
QA/QC Env Result Number Rep M.A.V.
Event [a] Station Code Constituent Result Units 1 2 Diff Limit RPD (%) RPD Qualification[b]
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam FD Lead (Pb) - Dissolved 0.006 ug/L 0.006 0.01 0.004 0.01 50.0 25
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam FD Chromium (Cr) - Dissolved 0.06 ug/L 0.06 0.04 0.02 0.1 40.0 25
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam FD Chromium (Cr) - Total 0.11 ug/L 0.11 0.08 0.03 0.1 31.6 25
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam LD Solids, Total Suspended (TS < 5 mg/L <5 20000 19995 5 199.9 25 EST-LD
RVR_DW014 Rice Road LD Solids, Total Suspended (TS < 5 mg/L <5 20000 19995 5 199.9 25 EST-LD
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge LD Solids, Total Suspended (TS < 5 mg/L <5 20000 19995 5 199.9 25 EST-LD
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge LD Naphthalene 3.1 ng/L 3.1 4.4 1.3 5 34.7 25
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam LD Fecal Coliform 30 MPN/100mL 80 130 50 2 25.01 25 EST-LD
RVR_WW027 Rice Road LD Fecal Coliform 80 MPN/100mL 80 130 50 2 25.01 25 EST-LD
RVR_WW027 Jura Farms Bridge LD Fecal Coliform 240 MPN/100mL 80 130 50 2 25.01 25 EST-LD
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam LD Total Coliform 170 MPN/100mL 280 500 220 2 24.3 25 EST-LD
RVR_WW027 Rice Road LD Total Coliform 280 MPN/100mL 280 500 220 2 24.3 25 EST-LD
RVR_WW027 Jura Farms Bridge LD Total Coliform 900 MPN/100mL 280 500 220 2 24.3 25 EST-LD
RVR_WW027 Friant Dam LD Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) 28 mg/L 36 27 9 5 28.6 25 EST-LD
RVR_WW027 Rice Road LD Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) 36 mg/L 36 27 9 5 28.6 25 EST-LD
RVR_WW027 Jura Farms Bridge LD Solids, Total Dissolved (TDS) 18 mg/L 36 27 9 5 28.6 25 EST-LD
RVR_WW027 Rice Road LD Chromium (Cr) - Dissolved 0.1 ug/L 0.1 0.05 0.05 0.1 66.7 25
RVR_WW027 Rice Road LD Selenium (Se) - Dissolved 0.41 ug/L 0.41 0.28 0.13 0.6 37.7 25
RVR_WW028 Rice Road LD 2-Methylnaphthalene 1.1 ng/L 1.1 1.5 0.4 5 30.8 25
RVR_WW028 Rice Road LD Naphthalene 6.3 ng/L 6.3 4.5 1.8 5 33.3 25
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam LCS Barium (Ba) 6.2 ug/L 71 % 87 % 20.3 20 EST_LCSRPD
RVR_WW026 Rice Road LCS Barium (Ba) 8.3 ug/L 71 % 87 % 20.3 20 EST_LCSRPD
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge LCS Barium (Ba) 7.8 ug/L 71 % 87 % 20.3 20 EST_LCSRPD
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam MS Ammonia (NH3-N) < 0.1 mg/L 0.1 % 74 % 199.5 20 EST-MSRPD
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS Endrin aldehyde < 1 ng/L 110 % 80 % 31.6 20 EST-MSRPD
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS 2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene < 1 ng/L 60 % 74 % 20.9 20 EST-MSRPD
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS 2-Methylnaphthalene 2.8 ng/L 57 % 70 % 20.5 20 EST-MSRPD
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS Acenaphthene < 1 ng/L 53 % 65 % 20.3 20 EST-MSRPD
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge MS Acenaphthylene < 1 ng/L 61 % 76 % 21.9 20 EST-MSRPD
RVR_WW028 Rice Road MS Alachlor < 2 ng/L 51 % 71 % 32.8 20 EST-MSRPD
Notes:
[a] Event designation refers to the overall program event number beginning in 1996. The event designation - event date correspondence is shown in Appendix C-1 notes.

APPENDIX C-3. Qualifications Based on Precision Checks
[b] The environmental samples associated with a laboratory duplicate sample are qualified as "estimated" and not reproducible due to laboratory variability (EST-LD) and the
environmental sample associated with a field duplicate is qualified as "estimated" and not reproducible due to sampling variability (EST-FD) when the duplicate pair results
meet the following conditions:
- The calculated relative percent difference (RPD) is greater than the maximum allowable value (M.A.V.) RPD and
- The absolute difference between the samples is greater than or equal to the maximum reporting limit.
The environmental samples associated with a laboratory spike duplicate is qualified as "estimated" and not reproducible due to laboratory spike variability (EST-LCSRPD) if
the relative percent difference (RPD) between laboratory spikes is greater than the maximum allowable value. The same qualifier associated with matrix spike duplicates is
called "estimated" and not reproducible due to matrix spike variability (EST-MSRPD).

APPENDIX C-4. Qualifications Based on Holding Time
Hold Time M.A.V. Hold Hold Time

Event[a] Station Constituent (days) Time Type Lab Qualification[b]
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Arsenic (As) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Arsenic (As) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Arsenic (As) - Dissolved 6.5 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Cadmium (Cd) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Cadmium (Cd) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Cadmium (Cd) - Dissolved 6.5 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Chromium (Cr) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Chromium (Cr) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Chromium (Cr) - Dissolved 6.5 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Copper (Cu) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Copper (Cu) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Copper (Cu) - Dissolved 6.5 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Lead (Pb) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Lead (Pb) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Lead (Pb) - Dissolved 6.5 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Nickel (Ni) - Dissolved 15.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Nickel (Ni) - Dissolved 15.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Nickel (Ni) - Dissolved 15.5 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Selenium (Se) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Selenium (Se) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Selenium (Se) - Dissolved 6.5 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Silver (Ag) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Silver (Ag) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Silver (Ag) - Dissolved 6.5 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Zinc (Zn) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Zinc (Zn) - Dissolved 6.6 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Zinc (Zn) - Dissolved 6.5 15 min Filtration Frontier EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Friant Dam Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) 1.4 15 min Filtration BSK EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Rice Road Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) 1.3 15 min Filtration BSK EST-HT
RVR_DW014 Jura Farms Bridge Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) 1.2 15 min Filtration BSK EST-HT
RVR_WW026 Friant Dam Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) 1.7 15 min Filtration BSK EST-HT
RVR_WW026 Rice Road Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) 1.7 15 min Filtration BSK EST-HT
RVR_WW026 Jura Farms Bridge Phosphate, Ortho (o-PO4-P) 1.8 15 min Filtration BSK EST-HT

APPENDIX C-4. Qualifications Based on Holding Time
Hold Time M.A.V. Hold Hold Time

Event[a] Station Constituent (days) Time Type Lab Qualification[b]
RVR_WW028 Friant Dam Solids, Total Suspended (TSS 7.6 7 days Analysis BSK EST-HT
RVR_WW028 Rice Road Solids, Total Suspended (TSS 7.5 7 days Analysis BSK EST-HT
RVR_WW028 Jura Farms Bridge Solids, Total Suspended (TSS 7.4 7 days Analysis BSK EST-HT
Notes:
[a] Event designation refers to the overall program event number beginning in 1996. The event designation - event date correspondence is
shown in Appendix C-1 notes.
[b] A sample is qualified as "estimated" due to holding time exceedance (EST-HT) when the method/program prescribed holding time is
exceeded. The analysis holding time is calculated as the time elapsed between the sample collection and analysis. The filtration holding time
is calculated as the time elapsed between the sample collection and filtration.

APPENDIX D
Maintenance Summary
APPENDIX E
1996-2010 River Monitoring Summary
Statistics
APPENDIX E: 1996‐2010 FRESNO‐CLOVIS STORM WATER SUMMARY STATISTICS
Table E‐4. Organochlorine Pesticides, 1996‐2010 Summary Statistics
Station 1 ‐ Friant Dam Station 2 ‐ Rice Road Station 3 ‐ Jura Farms Bridge
Event Percentiles Max Percentiles Max Percentiles Max
Constituent (ng/L) Type n %Det Mean StDev 10th 50th 90th Det n %Det Mean StDev 10th 50th 90th Det n %Det Mean StDev 10th 50th 90th Det
2,4'‐DDD DW 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
2,4'‐DDD WW 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
2,4'‐DDD All 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
2,4'‐DDE DW 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
2,4'‐DDE WW 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
2,4'‐DDE All 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
2,4'‐DDT DW 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
2,4'‐DDT WW 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
2,4'‐DDT All 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
4,4'‐DDE DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
4,4'‐DDE WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 3% ID ID ID ID ID 6.9 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
4,4'‐DDE All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 2% ID ID ID ID ID 6.9 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
4,4'‐DDT DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
4,4'‐DDT WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 3% ID ID ID ID ID 7.6 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
4,4'‐DDT All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 2% ID ID ID ID ID 7.6 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
4,4'‐TDE/DDD DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
4,4'‐TDE/DDD WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
4,4'‐TDE/DDD All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Alachlor DW 8 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 8 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 8 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Alachlor WW 16 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 16 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 16 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Alachlor All 24 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 24 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 24 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Aldrin DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Aldrin WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Aldrin All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
BHC‐alpha DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
BHC‐alpha WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
BHC‐alpha All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
BHC‐beta DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
BHC‐beta WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
BHC‐beta All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
BHC‐delta DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
BHC‐delta WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
BHC‐delta All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
BHC‐gamma DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
BHC‐gamma WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Appendix E Fresno‐Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program Page E‐1

BHC‐gamma All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Chlordane DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Chlordane WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Chlordane All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Chlordane‐alpha DW 11 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 11 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 11 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Chlordane‐alpha WW 23 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 23 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 23 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Chlordane‐alpha All 34 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 34 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 34 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Chlordane‐gamma DW 11 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 11 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 11 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Chlordane‐gamma WW 23 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 23 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 23 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Chlordane‐gamma All 34 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 34 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 34 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
cis‐Nonachlor DW 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
cis‐Nonachlor WW 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
cis‐Nonachlor All 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
DCPA (Dacthal) DW 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
DCPA (Dacthal) WW 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
DCPA (Dacthal) All 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Dicofol DW 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Dicofol WW 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Dicofol All 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Dieldrin DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Dieldrin WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Dieldrin All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endosulfan I DW 14 7% ID ID ID ID ID 30 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endosulfan I WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endosulfan I All 43 2% ID ID ID ID ID 30 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endosulfan II DW 14 7% ID ID ID ID ID 40 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endosulfan II WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endosulfan II All 43 2% ID ID ID ID ID 40 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endosulfan sulfate DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endosulfan sulfate WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endosulfan sulfate All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endrin DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endrin WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endrin All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endrin aldehyde DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐

Endrin aldehyde WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endrin aldehyde All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endrin ketone DW 12 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 12 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 12 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endrin ketone WW 24 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 24 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 24 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Endrin ketone All 36 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 36 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 36 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Heptachlor DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Heptachlor WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Heptachlor All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Heptachlor epoxide DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Heptachlor epoxide WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Heptachlor epoxide All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Methoxychlor DW 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 14 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Methoxychlor WW 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 29 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Methoxychlor All 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 42 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 43 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Mirex DW 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Mirex WW 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Mirex All 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Oxychlordane DW 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 1 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Oxychlordane WW 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Oxychlordane All 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Perthane DW 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Perthane WW 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Perthane All 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Toxaphene DW 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 12 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 13 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Toxaphene WW 26 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 26 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 26 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
Toxaphene All 39 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 38 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 39 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
trans‐Nonachlor DW 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 3 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
trans‐Nonachlor WW 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 7 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐
trans‐Nonachlor All 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 10 0% ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐

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A U G U S T 2 0 1 0 VOLUME II

FRESNO-CLOVIS STORM WATER QUALITY

2009-2010 Annual Report

FRESNO METROPOLITAN FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program i August 2010

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program ii August 2010

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program iii August 2010

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program iv August 2010

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program v August 2010

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program ES-1 August 2010

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR 2010-2011 MONITORING

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program ES-2 August 2010

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 1 August 2010

2.1. RIVER STATIONS

2.2. WEATHER TRACKING

2.3. MONITORING EVENT SELECTION

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 2 August 2010

2.4. RIVER MONITORING

2.5. ANALYTICAL METHODS

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 3 August 2010

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 4 August 2010

3.1. PRE-SEASON TRAINING

3.2. DRY WEATHER RIVER MONITORING

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 5 August 2010

Station 1 Station 3 Field Field

Total Recoverable Mercury R R R R R R [b]

Total Recoverable Metals R R R R

Dissolved Metals R R R R R R [b]

Hydrocarbon Oil & Grease R R R R

Total & Fecal Coliform R R R R

Chemical Oxygen Demand R R R R

Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen R R R R

Total Dissolved Solids R R R R

Total Organic Carbon R R R R

Total Suspended Solids R R R R

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 6 August 2010

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 7 August 2010

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 8 August 2010

Rainfall Intensity (in/hr)

Date and Time

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 9 August 2010

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 10 August 2010

River Stage (feet)

Rainfall Intensity (in/hr)

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 11 August 2010

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 12 August 2010

River Stage (feet)

5.00 Sample Collection Times 0.50

Rainfall Intensity (in/hr)

Date and Time

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 13 August 2010

Total Recoverable Mercury R R R R

Total Recoverable Metals R R R

Dissolved Metals R [b] R [b] R [b]

Hydrocarbon Oil & Grease R R R

Total & Fecal Coliform R R R

Chemical Oxygen Demand R R R [e]

Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen R R R

Total Dissolved Solids R R R

Total Organic Carbon R R R

Total Suspended Solids R R R [d]

Fresno-Clovis Storm Water Quality Monitoring Program 14 August 2010

Total Recoverable Mercury R R R R R

Total Recoverable Metals R [b] R R R