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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNC0083321_Report_20210104 ONWASA onwasa.com 228 Georgetown Rd Jacksonville. NC 28540 December 23, 2020 S. Daniel Smith, Director Division of Water Resources, NCDEQ 1617 Mail Service Center Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-1617 D © MOWED ATTN: Brianna Young, Environmental Specialist PI - RE: NPDES Permit No. NC0083321 Hubert Water Treatment Plant DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES DIRECTOR'S OFFICE Grade ! Physical Chemical WPCS - - Onslow Water and Sewer Authority, Onslow County Director Smith: report areprovided rin accordance with the requirements This letter and enclosed q of Section A.(3) Discharge Alternatives Evaluation of the NPDES permit issued for the above-referenced facility. To help determine the underlying cause(s) for previous Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET) test failures and the best alternative(s) to correct this situation, ONWASA entered into a contract with W.K. Dickson & Company (Wilmington Office) earlier this year. They partnered with an analytical laboratory (Shealy Consulting, LLC of Batesburg-Leesville, SC) to establish sampling protocols, conduct sample analysis and provide a report on their findings. A copy of that report is attached for your review. As noted in Section 1.0 Executive Summary, Shealy Consulting worked with facility staff to implement a comprehensive sampling program that included treatment lagoon influent and effluent, as well as sediment samples taken at multiple locations. While toxicity failures occurred in samples collected from the lagoon influent during ion exchange resin process discharge, none of the final effluent or sediment samples indicated any toxicity. Passing toxicity results were reported for the quarterly WET testing done in June and September 2020. Based on the study results where no acutely toxic final effluent samples could be obtained and since passing NPDES testing for the second and third quarter of 2020, further analysis of the potential discharge alternatives listed in Section A.(3) of the permit has been suspended pending your review of this information and direction on how to proceed. ONWASA is, however, proceeding with the report's recommendation to remove I' Page Two December 23, 2020 solids from the lagoon system; a Request for Proposal to complete this work is currently being advertised and we anticipate completion of all work by April 1, 2021. Thank you for your consideration of this information and any guidance you can provide to ensure ONWASA remains compliant with NPDES requirements. Please feel free to contact me directly at (910) 937-7521 or dmohronwasa.com you have any additional questions. Sincerely, David M. Mohr, P.E. Chief Operations Officer Onslow Water and Sewer Authority Encl. C: Jeff Hudson, ONWASA Chief Executive Officer Seth Brown, ONWASA Treatment Facilities Administrator Carter Hubard, PE, W.K. Dickson and Company SHEALY TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION ONSLOW WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY HUBERT WATER TREATMENT PLANT NOVEMBER 2020 REPORT SUBMITTED TO: W.K. DICKSON & CO., INC. REPORT SUBMITTED BY: Ac Gam-- --�" Laura S. davis SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 343 W. Columbia Avenue Batesburg-Leesville, South Carolina 29006 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION TITLE PAGE Section 1.0: Executive Summary 1 Section 2.0: Introduction 4 Section 3.0: Materials and Methods 6 3.1: Sample Collection, Handling, and Preservations 6 3.2: Sample Preparation 7 3.3: Toxicity Test Methodology 8 3.4: Analytical Procedures 11 Section 4.0: Results 12 4.1: Toxicity Test Results 12 4.2 Analytical Results 15 Section 5.0: Conclusions and Recommendations 16 Section 6.0: References 17 Appendix A: Site Map with Sampling Locations Appendix B: August 11, 2020, Test Data Appendix C: August 26, 2020, Test Data Appendix D: August 31, 2020, Test Data Appendix E: Analytical Results for Effluent Collected August 11, 2020 i LIST OF TABLES TABLE DESCRIPTION PAGE Table 1: 2019-2020 Toxicity Test Results with Americamysis bahia 4 Table 2: Required Conditions for Acute Toxicity Tests with Americamysis bahia 9 Table 3: Test Methods for Analytical Procedures 11 Table 4: Toxicity Test Results for Samples Collected August 11, 2020 12 Table 5: Toxicity Test Results for Individual Grab Samples from Location #4 Collected August 11, 2020 13 Table 6: Toxicity Test Results for Samples Collected August 26, 2020 14 Table 7: Toxicity Test Results for Samples Collected August 31, 2020 14 Table 8: Analytical Characterization of Effluent Collected August 11, 2020 15 TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION FOR THE ONSLOW WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY HUBERT WATER TREATMENT PLANT NOVEMBER 2020 REPORT SECTION 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Onslow Water and Sewer Authority (ONWASA) of North Carolina operates the Hubert Water Treatment Plant (WTP) which discharges wastewater into Queen Creek (permit #NC0083321). The facility is required to conduct quarterly Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET) toxicity tests with the species Americamysis bahia and has experienced five (5) failures of quarterly tests conducted March 2019 to March 2020. The engineering firm of W.K. Dickson & Co, Inc. (WKD) requested that Shealy Consulting, LLC (Shealy), conduct a Toxicity Identification Evaluation (TIE) in response to these toxicity test failures. On July 16, 2020 personnel from ONWASA, WKD and Shealy met at the Hubert WTP to tour the facility and discuss the project. During that on-site visit, a thorough examination of the process areas, chemicals used in the various processes and the three (3) treatment lagoons and one overflow lagoon was made. It was also noted during the visit that the most recent toxicity test for June 2020 resulted in a passing test, the first in many months. There was no apparent reason for the passing test for June 2020. It was observed during the on-site visit that solids were at very high levels in all three (3) lagoons, particularly lagoon #1 in which solids were all the way to within inches of the surface. With this fact in mind the objective of initial portion of the TIE was to evaluate the impact (if any) the solids had on the toxicity issue. This type of environment with very high solids accumulations and low dissolved oxygen is ideal for the formation of toxic organic selenides and hydrogen sulfide. Therefore, the first step of the TIE HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION 1 SHEALY J was to identify any areas of the lagoon system that could be contributing to final effluent toxicity. Three (3) Hubert WTP final effluent samples were collected and tested using non-compliance process control procedures. This was performed in order to obtain a toxic sample on which to perform toxicity characterization tests. The identification of toxic components in the effluent requires fractionization of samples through a series of effluent manipulations. In this way, toxic constituents of the effluent can be characterized and partitioned out into groups such as oxidants, volatiles, non-polar organics, metal, etc. Phase I procedures are not toxicant specific but are intended to establish whether a group of compounds are responsible for the observed toxicity. In addition, grab samples of water entering and exiting (NPDES location) Lagoon #3 and entering Lagoon #1 (influent) were collected along with sediment samples from four (4) different locations in Lagoons #1 and#2. The toxicity tests on final effluent samples collected August 11, 26, and 31, 2020 all resulted in passing toxicity tests. In fact, none of the final effluent samples indicated any toxicity whatsoever. Grab water samples collected at entry and exit locations from Lagoon#3 also passed toxicity. Sediment samples collected at four(4) locations in Lagoons #1 and #2 processed into elutriate tests following USEPA methods also indicated no toxicity whatsoever which was not expected. The only samples producing toxicity failures were collected at the influent entry into Lagoon 1 (labelled Location #4 on the sampling map located in the Appendices). Grab samples tested from this location did indicate that toxicity was entering the lagoon system during the study, even though toxicity was not observed in the final effluent. After the first set of samples were collected on August 11, 2020, each time a sample was collected from location it was noted on the chain of custody which water treatment process was discharging. Not surprisingly, the toxicity for the influent samples varied significantly appearing to be associated with specific water treatment process that was occurring during the time of sample collection. For instance, the sampling conducted August 31, 2020 included two (2) samples collected from location #4 SHEALY HUBER I WTP TOXICITY IDEN I IFICATION EVALUATION 2 during the "Resin" process discharge into Lagoon #1, one test resulting in 10% mortality and one test resulting in 100% mortality of the test organisms. Both grab samples collected on August 26, 2020 at location#4 during the "resin" process discharge resulted in 100% mortality to the test organisms. For the ten (10) samples collected at location#4 during the study the only samples that were toxic were the ones collected during the "Resin" process discharge. None of the samples labelled "backwash" or "no process started" were toxic. As discussed previously, the toxicity tests on final effluent samples collected during this study all resulted in passing tests. In addition, the NPDES test conducted for September 2020 also resulted in a passing test. Since no acutely toxic final effluent samples could be obtained during this study and since passing NPDES tests were observed for the second and third quarter of 2020, the TIE was terminated. It is not known at this time what caused the toxicity at the Hubert WTP prior to June 2020, but it appears that currently the lagoon system is removing the toxicity entering the system from the water treatment process. It is also apparent from the testing on sediments samples collected during the study that toxicity is not accumulating in the solids nor is it being generated by the solids, at least not at the time of sample collection. However, it is recommended that the solids be removed from the lagoon system as much as possible since high solids accumulation such as what was observed during the July 2020 visit, will reduce water retention time in the system and therefore treatment time. To ensure the best possible results for aquatic toxicity testing it is beneficial to have as much treatment time as possible to remove potentially toxic constituents entering the lagoon system. It is also recommended that each time the Hubert WTP collects a sample for toxicity that a minimum of two (2) extra gallons be collected and held in cold storage for TIE testing in the event of a future toxicity failure. SHEALY .4) HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION SECTION 2.0 INTRODUCTION The Onslow Water and Sewer Authority of North Carolina operates the Hubert Water Treatment Plant (WTP) which discharges wastewater into Queen Creek (permit#NC0083321). The facility is required to conduct quarterly Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET)toxicity tests with the species Americamysis bahia at a test concentration of 90%. The facility has experienced five (5)failures of seven (7) toxicity tests conducted in 2019 and 2020. Table 1 provides toxicity test results for 2019-2020. Table 1: 2019-2020 Toxicity Test Results with Americamysis bahia Date % Mortality at 90% Result Test Concentration March 2019 60% Fail June 2019 55% Fail September 2019 80% Fail December 2019 30% Fail March 2020 60% Fail June 2020 5% Pass September 2020 0% Pass The wastewater treatment facility consists of three (3) lagoons and one (1) overflow lagoon. Wastewater from the WTP includes backwash from greensand and carbon filtration in addition to reject wastewater from ion exchange units. The wastewater initially flows into Lagoon#1, through Lagoon #2, and effluent is discharged after flowing through Lagoon #3. The maximum, monthly average discharge is approximately 0.30 MGD. The effluent flows into Queen Creek, classified as SA-HQW in the White Oak River Basin. A schematic of the WTP lagoon system is available in Appendix A. As a result of the toxicity failures, W.K. Dickson & Co., Inc., on behalf of the Onslow Water and Sewer Authority, requested a Toxicity Identification Evaluation (TIE) to be conducted by Shealy SHEA Y HUBER! WTP I OXICI FY IDENTIFICAI ION EVALUATION 4 Consulting, LLC. The first phase of the TIE plan included toxicity screening tests of grab water samples and solids samples from specific locations throughout the lagoon system, as well as final effluent composite samples as required in the NPDES permit (#NC0083321). This report provides results of toxicity screening tests conducted August 2020. SHEALY o HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION SECTION 3.0 MATERIALS AND METHODS 3.1 SAMPLE COLLECTION, HANDLING, AND PRESERVATION Water and solids samples were collected by personnel of Hubert WTP and were transported to the testing laboratory by Shealy Consulting, LLC. Water samples were collected as composite or grabs, according to the study plan designation at each location. Samples of solids were collected from the bottom of the solids layer at each sampling location. Solids were collected in glass amber jars. Sample locations are designated on the schematic provided in Appendix A. Samples collected on August 11, 2020, and August 26, 2020, included water and solids samples from the following locations throughout the Hubert WTP lagoon system: ➢ Sample Location#1—24-hour composite from NPDES sampling point. ➢ Sample Location#2— Five individual grab samples taken throughout the day at the NPDES sampling point. • Sample Location#3— Five individual grab samples taken throughout the day at the point where water enters Lagoon 3. ➢ Sample Location#4— Five individual grab samples taken throughout the day at the point where influent enters Lagoon #1. Sample Location#5—grab sample of solids from northeast corner of Lagoon 1 ➢ Sample Location #6—grab sample of solids from northwest corner of Lagoon 1 ➢ Sample Location #7—grab sample of solids from northeast corner of Lagoon 2 ➢ Sample Location#8—grab sample of solids from northwest corner of Lagoon 2 Samples collected August 31, 2020, included water samples only: • Sample Location#1—24-hour composite from NPDES sampling point. Sample Location#2— Five individual grab samples taken throughout the day at the NPDES sampling point. ➢ Sample Location#3— Five individual grab samples taken throughout the day at the point where water enters Lagoon 3. SHEA Y HUBERT W I P IOXICII Y !DENCIFICATION EVALUATION 6 Y Sample Location #4— Five individual grab samples taken throughout the day at the point where influent enters Lagoon #1. All samples were transported on ice and were maintained in refrigerator units until used in testing. Chain of custody(COC) records are provided with the test data for each sample date in the following appendices: ➢ Appendix B—Samples collected August 11, 2020 Appendix C—Samples collected August 26, 2020 Appendix D—Samples collected August 31, 2020. 3.2 SAMPLE PREPARATION Effluent samples from Location#1 An aliquot of the 24-hour composite taken at the NPDES sampling point (Location#1) was heated to a temperature of 25+1°C. The salinity of the sample was adjusted to 25 ppt using Crystal Sea salt. This salinity-adjusted sample was subjected to a 24-hour pass/fail bioassay with Americamysis bahia at the NPDES testingconcentration of 90% effluent. Y Grab water samples from Locations#2, 3, and 4 P The five grab samples from Location #2 were combined prior to testing. 200 mL of each grab sample were combined to create one composite sample for Location #2. The composite sample was heated to 2 +1° an d C a d adjusted to 25ppt usingCrystal Sea salt. This salinity-adjusted Y Y J sample was subjected to a 24-hour serial dilution bioassay with A. bahia at the following concentrations: 0, 6.25, 12.5, 25, 50, and 90%. The grab samples from Locations#3 and #4 were treated in the same manner as Location #2. If the combined grab samples from any location resulted in a test failure, each grab from that location was diluted to 90%and tested individually in a pass/fail bioassay. SHEALY o HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION 7 Solids samples from Locations#5, 6, 7, and 8 Solids were processed according to methods in EPA 503/8-91/001, Evaluation of Dredged Material Proposed for Ocean Disposal, February 1991. Solids from Sample Location#5 were thoroughly homogenized then 500 mL was placed in a glass beaker with prepared laboratory saltwater in a sediment-to-water ratio of 1:4.The samples were allowed to stir on a magnetic stir plate for 30 minutes. When the viscosity of the solids impeded the stirring mechanism, the solids were thoroughly stirred by hand every 5 minutes. The mixture was then allowed to settle for one hour. The supernatant was collected via siphoning and salinity adjusted to 25 ppt, if needed. Solids from Sample Locations#6-8 were treated individually in the same manner. All salinity-adjusted supernatants were subjected to 24-hour serial dilution bioassays with A. bahia at the following concentrations: 0, 6.25, 12.5, 25, 50, and 90%. 3.3 TOXICITY TEST METHODOLOGY Salt water was prepared using Crystal Sea®Marinemix. This commercial sea salt does not contain EDTA and is the same sea salt used for Hubert WTP compliance toxicity testing. Salt water was prepared August 4, 2020 and allowed to aerate one week prior to use in testing. Testing was conducted in a room that provided isolation and the ability to regulate temperature. Temperature was monitored and remained between 24-26°C. Lights were set for a 16-hour light and 8-hour dark photoperiod. Light intensity was checked and confirmed to be between 50-100 foot-candles. Table 2 provides required test conditions according to the acute toxicity testing procedures in EPA 821-R-02-012 Methods for Measuring the Acute Toxicity of Effluents and Receiving Waters to Freshwater and Marine Organisms (EPA 2002). SHEA • HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION Table 2: Required Conditions for Acute Toxicity Tests with Americamysis bahia. Test ripe: Static non-renewal._tare-renewal.or flow-threu=L options) 2 Test duration 24,48,or 96 h(available option: 5. Temperature: 20'C=1'C;or 25'C±PC(recommended.) Test temperatures must not deviate(ie..maximum minus minimum temperature)by more than 3'C during the test(required) 4 Light quality: Ambient laboratory illumination erecommended) 5 Light intensity: 10 20 µE'm is(50-100 ft-c) (ambient laboratory levels)(recommended) 6. Photopenod: 16 b light.S h darkness(recommended) 7. Test chamber size: 250 mL (reconunended minimum) S. Test solution volume: 200 mL(reconmrended minimum) 9 Renewal of test solutions: After 48 h(required minimum) 10. Age of test organisms: 1-5 days;less than or equal to 24-h range in age(required) U. No.orgIni-m-per test chamber: 1 C for 4:is:eat and receiving water tests(required minimum) 12. No.replicate chambers 2 is; effluent test(required minimum) per concentration: 4 for receiving water test(required minimum) 13. No.organisms per 20 far effluent test(required minimum) concentration: 40 for receiving water test,(required minimum) 14. Feeding regime: .uremia nauphi are made available while holding prior to the test: feed 0.2 mL of concentrated suspension of Anemia nauplu_ 24-h old,daily(approximately 100 naupiii per mysid)(recommended) For the purposes of reviewing WET test data submitted under NPDES permits.each test condition listed above is identified as required or recommended(see Subsection 12.2 for more information on test review) Additional requirements may be provided in individual permits.such as specifying a given test condition where several options are given in the method. Acute and chronic toxicity tests performed simultaneously to obtain acute chronic ratios must use the same temperature. salinity,and dilution water. elEALY a HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION 9 During testing, test chamber temperature was measured with an immersion thermometer in increments of 0.1°C and calibrated against a NIST-traceable thermometer. pH was measured using a HACH HQ40d meter, dissolved oxygen (DO) was measured using a YSI-55 meter, and specific conductance was measured with a YSI PRO30 meter. All calibrations and/or calibration checks were conducted daily and indicated the meters were working within specifications. Test organisms consisted of Americamysis bahia at less than 5 days of age. Test organisms were obtained from Aquatic Indicators of St. Augustine, Florida. They were fed newly hatched Artemia nauplii two hours prior to use in bioassays. A control chart indicating the health of the mysids was provided by Aquatic Indicators (Appendix E). Test methodology for the A. bahia toxicity tests adhered to "Methods for Measuring the Acute Toxicity of Effluents and Receiving Waters to Freshwater and Marine Organisms". Fifth Edition EPA 821-R-02-012. Tests were conducted either as pass/fail tests at a concentration of 90%, or serial dilution tests at 6.25, 12.5, 25, 50, and 90%. Ten test organisms were placed in each test vessel containing 200 ml of solution. The composite effluent sample included four (4) test replicates per treatment to best represent compliance testing conditions. The screening tests for locations#2-8 consisted of two (2) replicates per treatment. To initiate the tests,test solutions were prepared using class 'A'graduated cylinders and pipettes. Solutions were warmed to 25+1°C. The A. bahia were fed freshly hatched Artemia salina nauplii two (2) hours prior to test initiation. Tests were initiated by randomly placing ten (10) mysids in each test chamber. The test boards were maintained at 25+1°C and under a 16- hour light / 8- hour dark cycle. The tests were terminated 24 hours after initiation. Control treatment acceptance criterion at test termination was to have at least 90% test organism survival. Dissolved oxygen, pH, salinity, and temperature were recorded for test solutions at test initiation and termination. SHEALY HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUA 1101\ 10 3.4 ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES The effluent sample collected from Location #1 on August 11, 2020, was analyzed for the following: metals, ions(ion chromatography), and fluoride at Pace Analytical, Columbia,SC. The metals scan included aluminum, antimony, arsenic, barium, beryllium, boron, cadmium, calcium, chromium, cobalt, copper, iron, lead, magnesium, manganese, molybdenum, nickel, potassium, selenium, thallium, tin, titanium, vanadium, and zinc. Salinity, specific conductance, pH, temperature, and dissolved oxygen for all test solutions were analyzed at Shealy Consulting, LLC. Table 3:Test Methods for Analytical Procedures Analyte Method Bromide EPA 300.0 Chloride EPA 300.0 Fluoride EPA 300.0 Nitrate-N EPA 300.0 Sulfate EPA 300.0 Metals EPA 200.7 pH SM 4500 H+B-2011 Dissolved oxygen SM 4500 OG-2011 Specific Conductance SM 2510 B-2011 Salinity SM 2520 B-2011 Temperature SM 2550 B-2011 4HEALY o HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION 1 1 SECTION 4.0 RESULTS 4.1 TOXICITY TEST RESULTS Test Results for Samples Collect August 11, 2020 On August 11, 2020, water samples were collected from Locations#1 through#4, and solids were collected from Locations#5 through#8. All water samples were clear except for sample 'E' from Location #4 which contained a brownish-red particulate matter. None of the water samples had an odor of sulfur, or any other odor. Solids collected from Locations#5-7 produced a fairly clear supernatant. The solids from Location#8 produced a brown supernatant. None of the solids, or the resulting supernatants, had a sulfurous odor, or any other odor. Table 4 provides toxicity test results for the August 11, 2020, samples. The toxicity test on composited effluent from the NPDES compliance test location (Location#1) resulted in a 'pass'. Tests on combined grab samples from Locations 2 and 3 both resulted in 'pass'. The combined grab samples from Location#4 (influent) resulted in a 'fail', with an LCso of 67%. Toxicity tests for all elutriates of solids collected at Locations#5, 6, 7, and 8 resulted in 'pass'. Table4:Toxicity Test Results for Samples Collected August 11, 2020 p g Location Test Type LCso % Mortality at Result 90%Concentration Location#1 (Effluent) Pass/Fail 10% Pass Location#2—Combined Grabs Serial Dilution >90% 5% Pass Location#3—Combined Grabs Serial Dilution >90% 0% Pass Location#4—Combined Grabs Serial Dilution 67% 100% Fail Location#5— Elutriate Serial Dilution >90% 10% Pass Location#6— Elutriate Serial Dilution >90% 5% Pass Location#7— Elutriate Serial Dilution >90% 10% Pass Location#8—Elutriate Serial Dilution >90% 0% Pass SHEAY HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION 1 2 Since the combined grabs for Location #4 resulted in a test failure, each grab sample was salinity-adjusted, diluted to 90%, and tested individually in a pass/fail toxicity test. Table 5 provides the results for the individual grab samples collected on August 11, 2020, at Location #4, which represents the influent into the wastewater pond system. Table 5:Toxicity Test Results for Individual Grab Samples from Location#4 Collected August 11, 2020 Location and Time % Mortality at Result 90%Concentration Location#4A(Influent) 100% Fail Location #4B (Influent) 100% Fail Location#4C (Influent) 100% Fail Location#4D (Influent) 5% Pass Location#4E (Influent) 30% Fail Test Results for Samples Collect August 26, 2020 All water samples were clear except for sample 'E'from Location#4 which contained a brownish-red particulate matter. None of the water samples had an odor of sulfur, or any other odor. Solids collected from Locations#5-7 produced a fairly clear supernatant. The solids from Location#8 produced a brown supernatant. None of the solids, or the resulting supernatants, had a sulfurous odor, or any other odor. The toxicity test on composited effluent from the NPDES compliance test location (Location#1) resulted in a 'pass'. The grab samples from Location#4 (influent)were tested individually, and all but sample#4D resulted in 'pass'. Toxicity tests for all elutriates of solids collected at Locations#5, 6, 7, and 8 resulted in 'pass'. Table 6 provides a summary of the toxicity test results for samples collected August 26, 2020. p g SHEALY HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION 13 Table 6:Toxicity Test Results for Samples Collected August 26, 2020 Location/Collection Time Process and Start % Mortality at Result Time 90%Concentration Location#1 Effluent Collected @1100 N/A 0% Pass Location#4A Influent collected @0659 Resin @ 0640 10% Pass Location #4B Influent collected @1000 Backwash @ 0924 0% Pass Location #4C Influent collected @1203 No process started 5% Pass Location#4D Influent collected @1428 Resin @1333 100% Fail (slow rinse stage) Location#4E Influent collected @1610 No process started 0% Pass Location#5—Elutriate N/A 0% Pass Location#6— Elutriate N/A 5% Pass Location #7— Elutriate N/A 0% Pass Location#8— Elutriate N/A 15% Pass Test Results for Samples Collect August 31, 2020 The toxicity test on composited effluent from the NPDES compliance test location (Location#1) resulted in a 'pass'. The grab samples from Location#4 (influent)were tested individually, and all but samples#4A and#4D resulted in 'pass'. Table 7 provides a summary of the toxicity test results for samples collected August 31, 2020. Table 7:Toxicity Test Results for Samples Collected August 31, 2020 Location/Collection Time Process and Start % Mortality at Result Time 90%Concentration Location#1 Effluent Collected @0800 N/A 7.5% Pass Location #4A Influent collected @0822 Resin @ 0700 100% Fail Location #4B Influent collected @1125 No process started 0% Pass Location #4C Influent collected @1312 Resin @1236 5% Pass Location #4D Influent collected @1556 Resin @1451 100% Fail Location #4E Influent collected @1648 Backwash @1620 5% Pass G SHEALY a HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION 14 4.2 ANALYTICAL RESULTS The following chemical analyses were conducted on the effluent sample collected August 11, 2020: metal scan, ion chromatography scan, and fluoride. Since this sample passed the Mysid toxicity test, the analytical results provide baseline data for the comparison of future failing effluent samples. The results for the IC scan, fluoride analysis, and all detected metals are provided in Table 8. The analytical report is provided in Appendix E. Table 8:Analytical Characterization of Effluent Collected August 11, 2020 Analyte Result Chlorite 3100 mg/L Sulfate 4.4 mg/L Barium 0.070 mg/L Calcium 780 mg/L Iron 0.20 mg/L Magnesium 17 mg/L Manganese 0.31 mg/L Potassium 15 mg/L Sodium 950 mg/L Fluoride <1.0 mg/L SHEALY o HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION 15 dri , SECTION 5.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS The toxicity tests on final effluent samples collected August 11, 26, and 31, 2020 all resulted in passing toxicity tests. In fact, none of the final effluent samples indicated any toxicity whatsoever. Grab water samples collected at entry and exit locations from Lagoon#3 also passed toxicity. Sediment samples collected at four(4) locations in Lagoons#1 and#2 processed into elutriate tests following USEPA methods also indicated no toxicity whatsoever which was not expected. The only samples producing toxicity failures were collected at the influent entry into Lagoon 1 (labelled Location #4 on the sampling map located in the Appendices). Grab samples tested from this location did indicate that toxicity was entering the lagoon system during the study, even though toxicity was not observed in the final effluent. After the first set of samples were collected on August 11, 2020, each time a sample was collected from location it was noted on the chain of custody which water treatment process was discharging. Not surprisingly, the toxicity for the influent samples varied significantly appearing to be associated with specific water treatment process that was occurring during the time of sample collection. For instance, the sampling conducted August 31, 2020 included two (2) samples collected from location#4 during the "Resin" process discharge into Lagoon #1, one test resulting in 10% mortality and one test resulting in 100% mortality of the test organisms. Both grab samples collected on August 26, 2020 at location#4 during the "resin" process discharge resulted in 100% mortality to the test organisms. For the ten (10) samples collected at location #4 during the study the only samples that were toxic were the ones collected during the "Resin" process discharge. None of the samples labelled "backwash" or"no process started"were toxic. As discussed previously, the toxicity tests on final effluent samples collected during this study all resulted in passing tests. In addition, the NPDES test conducted for September 2020 also resulted in a passing test. Since no acutely toxic final effluent samples could be obtained during SHEALY Al I P �`�It � l li?i r I )` �I 'v this study and since passing NPDES tests were observed for the second and third quarter of 2020, the TIE was terminated. It is not known at this time what caused the toxicityat the Hubert WTP prior to June 2020, but it appears that currently the lagoon system is removing the toxicity entering the system from the water treatmentprocess. It is also apparent from the testingon sediments samples pp P collected during the study that toxicity is not accumulating in the solids nor is it being generated by the solids, at least not at the time of sample collection. However, it is recommended that the solids be removed from the lagoon system as much as possible since high solids accumulation such as what was observed during the July 2020 visit, will reduce water retention time in the system and therefore treatment time. To ensure the best possible results for aquatic toxicity testing it is beneficial to have as much treatment time as possible to remove potentially toxic constituents entering the lagoon system. It is also recommended that each time the Hubert WTP collects a sample for toxicity that a minimum of two (2) extra gallons be collected and held in cold storage for TIE testing in the event of a future toxicity failure. HE o HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION 1 7 SECTION 6: REFERENCES U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1999. Toxicity Reduction Evaluation Guidance for Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plants. EPA 833-B-99-002. Office of Wastewater Management, Washington, D.C. APHA. Standard methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater. US Environmental Protection Agency(EPA). 1991. Evaluation of Dredged Material Proposed for Ocean Disposal. EPA 503-8-91-001. Department of the Army, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). 2002. Methods for Measuring the Acute Toxicity of Effluents and Receiving Waters to Freshwater and Marine Organisms. Fifth Edition EPA 821-R-02-012. Environmental Research Laboratory, Duluth, MN. HEALY a HUBERT WTP TOXICITY IDENTIFICATION EVALUATION 18 APPENDIX A SITE MAP WITH SAMPLE LOCATIONS i .... -.. , .,.. . • - - ,-. ',„.'.4.-0,,,,,',. .:- • ' .'4.•--.2-IFT.SIIIMIES..44.,N14.T.T.X.-" . , ... , •,, , ..... • HUBERT WTP , SAMPLING LOCATIONS I - . / ,:.• •40-.., .4.!,,,L .....- '...ir ,_ -?0.1. ,. • , / ': :-.:"...i?:;,.,7`21 . •Adk.,....4- --- • . - 1 '-:.-....-:'-' •'-‘,.:.. ' ''*".#4,t ,,,,• '. :.e.' -or . , -...,-11;to .?, j7 'T':•.',- :,:-•;'"•-'1!-4` .l• ''..- . - .71. .......' . .4'.... r..:1. .., . .-.. ' •. ....' '''' ...,• ' "....., I :----. 1 -:: `'' • ...;.r•. ' ''.47e.')1 . - • ,....- -.--..., - t ..-..-..-. -'.... -, . i -:. -• i ''...i , ...., - • , f ,.. ...' 't . „'..., • . ,..161......,:„...11..44 , ,,,,,,. 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S.HCL 2.NaOH/ZnA 6.Na.Thio. t/, 3.H2SO4 7.NaOH Sampler Name Phone S Bottle Size: L, i 4.HNO3 Preservative Codes: 1 Sheaiv Lab ID Sample ID/Description pOS'« Sampler Start Sampler End Indicate number of containers in the boxes below. Containers for each'sample may be combinerd on one tine.) o.�c Date Time Date Time �i 3 .ri H '5 wader- Qnfcr ) 1 1.41-2J v7:24. S��',� E L_,_A.c r-, i 3 l - J 1 -J L, f c: r S"- ') -C'�-31 Xt,n��E .3-- C CT 'ems- (i-,2-' t f 3�- i I if ,,R_,, sarrplf .3- C�- y- l rJ t I / J �- I i —L` _Sample 3 y (7=,i' ti-A (7' 1 1 J~. I -IcI 7. Relinquished by Date Time R c rued b Y ( Date Time 2. ed by Date Time 2.gec ved thy Date Time 3.Relin uuiiAhed lay to Time 3. Received b r Date Tim J 4.Relinquished by Date Time 4.Rec'eiu4d by / Date Time ❑ Continuation of Custody on attached sheet 0 Received on ice(Circle) Yes No Ice Pack SC Receipt Temp"? 'C DISTRIBUTION:WHITE-Return to laboratory with Sample(s):CANARY-Field/Client Copy Document Number:SCF-TS-248 Rev.3 Effective Date: 6/1/2017 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC N2 4536 SHEA -4 CHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD NSUUnNG LLC 343 W. Columbia Avenue• Batesburg-Leesville,SC 29006 Telephone No.(803)582-7996 www.shealyconsulting.net Page of_t_ Client Az j r _J, i r E Address �l' l T-J City State Zip Code r Preservaive Project Name I.Unpres. 5.HCL 2.>JaOHi'ZnA 6.Na.Thio. i/ 3.H2SO4 7.NaOH Sampler Name Phone Bottle Size: Cx.� 4.HNO3 Preservative Codes: I Sample ID/Description o�'° Sampler Start Sampler End Indicate number of containers in the boxes below. (Containers for each sample may be combineerd on one line.) c.,6 Date Time Date Time SQrr)ple - rG5 ift-Y k.ct7,4- z-rIftrsj g 1�, O7.Z3 LC L 0 c-r, / I _ J 0 l 5 Sc r,,- ie -6 i,.— L'-1 b I h C I -(.,r, -� �Sarrt p/E ✓4r-ti-,z� ,s°J i T tr I 1.Relinquished by D to Time ived by Date Tim V-(/-�v (7Z / 2. 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(Containers for each sample may bye combinerd on one line.) cyan Date Time Date Time Sarvp(E- .5 — H r= /ern.e r' L 5 o n n I /1J , 1;d3j i l-.2 ( 3 03 J 0 CD Sam ple ic` (sI J Corve con I LSD t o1 �-l1-'1, t' 3( ) _ 1 Tot s i � p k 7 N t= Corn c r L y -r 07 [s o ;cs 1 Wit` -2' ( s i � 1 .. r � I � . c/ Sample 8 -- C r-twr ld400n 02 L ; i:cls-7 I r -z o ! 3 22 J i S 3 1.Relinquished by Date Time (vyby e to Tim@ f� • �� cr-�0 t 7 0� _ ��7 — C' i f 2.R .iited by ' afe T' e� 2.R e1 ed by t? Time'= 3.Reljpi�ish by t Time3 3.R ived by Dat Tin 3„ , , 4.Relinquished by Date Time 4.Received by Date Time 0 Continuation of Custody on attached sheet 0 Received on ice(Circle) Yes No Ice Pack SC Receipt Tem,'4'C DISTRIBUTION:WHITE-Return to laboratory with Sample(s);CANARY-Field/Client Copy Document Number:SCF-TS-248 Rev.3 Effective Date: 6/1/2017 Shealy C'ointdhug-Lt.(' Page I of I Document number SCF-TR-322 Replaces Date 10,1 1�I1 Revision nwnbcr 2 Effective Date.0025,1 i SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidopsis bahia EPA 821-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) CLIENT: K l e le S cr, / fu 13.e-1- Lk--) T SAMPLE LOCATION: ,)(� m p / " eer»71Qs rto TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): 90 Test Start Date/"Time: i 5 tt Test End Date/Time: 8 /13 /aoL I750 Test Organism Age: 3 dal Test Organism Source: A )- Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: 0?4.3 Anemia Lot Number: T 2v-44 S I Salt Water Batch: 080 1-1 a 0 - .a1 Salinity: a 5 960 Incubator#: f}t.t o eX Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up: 67/ia(20;.4? L I S4 5 Date/Time Fed @ 24 hours: IV/t4 Test Conditions(Check if in compliance,describef non-conformity if not): Test Solution Volume:200 mL .Test Chamber Volume:250 nil. • #Mysids/ Rep: 10 • 16 Hour Light/S Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED ( DATE/TIME AT TOX LAB sr.016 8/i Tao V UG THROUGHOUT sit 2/2to O S 25 Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst FLA) T Date s Ia/ao B I1 30-C.` Time 1750 1 35 0 Aerated at Start? How Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Spearman-Karber or l'rohit 48 Hour LCSO: > 90 95'!% Confidence Interval: 0^1 ! flS - COMMENTS:P ` S ShealyConsul LLC 2 of 3 �B. Page Document number:SCE-TB-322 Replaces Date:I0/l Pt 3 Revision timber 2 Effective Date(16R5/I I Client Name: f9 _`De rJ T I L Sample ID:"To I b4 Initiation Date: g/0/2Z) ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for Mvsidopsis bahia DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA % Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead Mortality 24 Hours 48 Hours 448-Hours Control q 0 B p ae D p N..' , A a 10 / 90 /. B 0 D tr) q B B B `\ A B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. D.O. plI Salinity Temp. D.O. pH Temp. D.O. pt1 Salinity Treatment (°C) (mg/l.) (SU) (ppt) (DC) (mg/L) (SU) (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (PO) SM2S50B SM45000G SM4500HB SM2520B SM255OB SM450000 SM4500HB SM2550B SM45000G SM4500HB SM2520B 0{IRS 0 FIRS 0 HRS 0 FIRS 24 HRS 24 FIRS 24 HRS 48 FIRS 48 FIRS 48 FIRS 48 FIRS i )L. a 8.9 g.a js. 3 j25.a 70 8. 1 go/ ,24.3 9.5 8. 0 .241.4 Jti_o 6, b B. I 5c� DO Meter N U6E1533 OR FI Meter p120200067017/t32612567033 Thermometer P 'I 1p ( 3 Conductivity Meterd VS I Pn 30 Ism ►oszSz / Comments: /to J /00 32 3 Shealy(son,tdttng.LLC. Page 3 of 3 l.N.ctumad tuunber SCF•TB-322 Replace Date 10/11/13 Rcwston ntunber 2 Effecnve Date ab'23114 Client Name: at,t_ber7 Loc& on Sample ID:J C I(e`I Initiation Date: lI e2/.ZU DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: 1)Slats input correct? Yes No CONTROL VALIDATION: 2)Does test pass? Yes No Mortality < 10% ✓ 3) If test failed,has client been notified? I I Yes No 4)Date of notification: ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5)Is DMR attachment correct? Yes No Initials of 1'(mortality talc: E �t 6)Is test cover sheet collect? Yes No Initials of 2nd mortality talc: 7)Is dilution series 0.5 or greater? Yes No Data input requirements met? 8)If there are any protocol deviations.are they discussed Yes No in the Case Narrative', All sample holding times met? "' Sample information collect(see COC)?� LEVEL II by: Temperatures in range? LEVEL I by: E7 islality:Hubert Now Analyst:EV✓T rat pt.,.Iron., ,at n,venomerlda.a,elate summer, rnt+Nu atN a sn,.ndpaww.a heir Ow'Crna anon'au an' Test ID:Si m t!1 Coposde r e,IO e.w. --- - - to.avarrwewywlwrMeh Iron moadle tntt to Mr 11.61.1N eats m tew'Sweto stems;Lorton ewer Date:8/12/2020 roe Wooled ernes.tent IV.ton NOtCII.eC in nl.rrlee Wow to,no eel mewls rdtatted lab ID:Shealy sirseen Species:Atneacemysls bahia(myned shnmp) Test Type:Acute Survival Select High or low: IWC Concentration:90 NDIV/01 Hypothesis Test:NON/01 Mint Estimate Test: Unto,Interpolation IStaIIetIwDats eons Mean renter, AMe Way CV 101V I D ate w the Irahue honed vn 1.412016112 1 0 0.000 N a n m eese...for enecnm taadntawn NA NA tw,emr dntrArwn not mxtd. —... NA NA Venencenol rest. NA prrhwe names Our..of opera NDN01 o01V01 Nate•Pot stahftc.tests.'NS'.ndlules that!hecnncentre:onit 1 / NDrv/o! NDN/ol not,lee,ttwu rn yallerwuhulne tont rot.woe.e' .utnmet �mwwnrel dr,war need uata.r fro conunaratron.e Natnucaay mereeent renm the cones+ +.+n. NON/01 NON/0! 11OIV/01 NON/01 Tea Acceptability CAusla ICSO s90 Coterlen TM VeRr Pass/fall TAC Nags lower 9S%Ca.Odance Mersa NA Control mean rcsponw n 9 1 Pns No Rap Ilgae/S%Ce.Manee Interval NA NA 1 NA_ Note-TIN east alt.is never transformed for roc comer non Control CV NA 0000 NA •i Wool NAI eMtp NA NA NA ne NA NA TNT Pan Nola-it only two concern,aeon,owe entered,caloJatet pool estimate rota NOEL,NOAEC teat a Wpontt CakolaN hole NA are na aPplume. Table hole NA Roletiva N(Nett et'WC 0.00 a0:VrO. #01V/0. Toxicity Test Results 1.2W 1.000 • .. —t,ewhhe.n, 0.200 0000 - • O tx41i-- 0 90 Ceee.ntralcm Shealy Consulting,U.C. Page I o(l Document number.SCF•T&321 Replaces Date MI I fill Revision number 2 F..ffemive Dale 06/25014 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidopsis bal:iu EPA 821-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) CLIENT: L W L i L i< crn / r I. SAMPLE LOCATION: JC1-rry)l L 0 c coti&ri # TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): I Test Start Date/Time: `C'(ialo"l.o o 055 5 Test End Date/Time: Si i3/.90 1355 Test Organism Age: 3 L'i 0Test Organism Source: A .1-. Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: ?4.3 Anemia Lot Number:TW 'I 5'I Salt Water Batch:S W e$( 0,p—. j Salinity: a5 96o incubator#: Annex Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up: 8/I 2/a-037-0 I51-UDate/Time Fed Q 24 hours: ._ Test Conditions(Check if in compliance,describe non-conformity if not): Test Solution Volume:200 mL .Test Chamber Volume:250 mL • k Mysids/Rep: 10• 16 Hour Light/8 Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED DATE/TIME AT TOX LAB ROUGHOUT £ 0mf)Cs,tit 8/11 I,J42 ENTIRE TEST 8'14 d ,39 Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst Ln - t.„._.0 Date I.a/°Z0°2e 53'13/ -0- Time 15 5 155 Aerated at Start? Flow Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Spearman-Ka rber or Probit 48 Hour LC50: > 90 95% Confidence Interval: N - COMMENTS: Shealy ibmamhang,LI.0 Page 2 of 3 Donm:nt number St"F-Tli-322 Replaces Date:IO/t 1/13 Revision number 2 Effective Date.06%25/1.1 • Client Name: �:�(����r Lk) Tf At- t Sample ID:SO 1(o 9 Initiation Date: 6/)o?/ao ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for Aflsidopsis Bahia DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead % Mortality / 24 Hours \ 48 Hours a4.4 Hours Control A O \ 0 B O A co (e . c `' B 0 0 A I Q ,1 r75 B O p A ,L) \ o B o A 0 G B 0 10 \. �� 0 B 5 1. A B A B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. U.O. pi( Salinity Temp. D.O. pH Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Treatment (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (PPt) (°C) (mg/I.) (SU) (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (PPt) SM255011 SM45000G SM4500HB SM252013 SM25508 SM45000G SM4500HB SM255011 SM45000G SM45001(B SM252011 0 HRS 0(IRS 0 IIRS 0(IRS 24 HRS 24 EIRS 24 HRS 48 HRS 48 HRS 48 FIRS 48 EFRS Cif aL- 1 9, R 9, a as.a a250 61, v to. a5 2I.,4 9, 0 g . a 9sa a5 I �.(8 cg•I I . 5 di!. 9 9. . 1 a 5. i .1s. (t, u. 025 b '-l.J 9. I g. a aso 050 6.8 i So a'-l.7- 4. 1 ?).I a 4 -7 c24 8 10.7 V . 1 90 au & 9.. 3 E• 1 o2/ 3 Asa (0. 7 DO Meter* 06E:1533 OR 0-F113 pII Meter 0120200067017/132612567033 Thermometer* 310150 3 Conductivity Meter* YS I 1 IV J I5rY) (032 2/ itv,j- 1003a3 Comments: Shealy Connmtting,LLC Page 3 of 3 Document number.SCF-TBJ22 Roptaccs Date 'Oil 1'13 Rcvtston mmtber 2 Effechoo Date 06/25,14 JD 1105 Client Name:: 1-.:AI )(;,(.4 LL) 1 r Sample ID: :TO 141 Initiation Date: ^: h2/c9n DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: 1)Slats input correct? Yes No CONTROL VALIDyl ION: 2)Docs test pass? � Yes No Mortality< 10% 3)If test failed,has client been notified? Yes No 4)Date of notification: ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5)Is DMR attachment correct? N' [[ Yes No Initials of 1"mortality care: 6)Is test cover sheet correct? Yes No Initials of 2'° mortality care: 7)Is dilution series 0.5 or Greater? Yes No Data input requirements met? ✓ 8)If there are any protocol deviations,are they discussed Yes No All sample holding times met? ✓ in the Case Narrative? Sample infonnation correct(see COC)? ✓ LEVEL Il by: Temperatures in range? ✓ LEVEL I by: Shealy Cansultin&LLC Page 1 of 3 Document numbs-SCF-TB-322 Replaces Date 10/I 1/I3 Revision number 2 Effective Date 0025/I4 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidopsisbahlu EPA 82I-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) /1 ckson j i he•-'�' DTP CLIENT: (Ai f�J SAMPLE LOCATION: . t�Mrtr L 4 3 TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): c Test Start Date/Time: f,f i d ia,0w 1610 Test End Date/Time: b/i 3/ .) 181 DD Test Organism Age: 3 dn1 i"f'est Organism Source: aS, Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: a4. 3 Artemia Lot Number:TRU '-I 5) Salt Water Batch:SW 0BO Liao--c25 Salinity: 5b %o Incubator 4:Armeyc Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up: 8 f i a/c20 1545Date/Time Fed Q 24 hours: Test Conditions(Check if in compliance,describe non-conformity if not): Test Solution Volume:200 mL -Test Chamber Volume:250 mL . 4 Mysids/Rep: 10. 16 Hour Light/8 Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED DATE/TIME AT TOX LAB Camp Csn'ltIiO ' THROUGHOUT NTIRETEST S 11 /t2/a.0 06' - ' Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst F �7 614D-r Date 5 II 4a4:::,:.►.z) 8/ 13/ _ — Time I S IC I f)) 10 l Aerated at Start? How Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Spearm an-Ka rber- or I'ro1)t 48 Hour LC50: > 90 95% Confidence Interval: COMMENTS: ict m pLt. - 3 = 0200 rr I x_acit. 0.f -J 0 L.>J J ) J o l q.?i T uI 3j 4 3-017y Shealy Consulting,LLC Page 2 of 3 D� un t 4' .t 2 x xn nm�er.<F rn ._ Replaces Date.10/11/13 Item um number 2 EtTective Dates 06/23/14 l Client Name: //iA ix r 4 cJ - Al/ .3 Sample ID:S O I'i Ll Initiation Date: e / /.9-O ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for Mvsidopsis bahia DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate it Dead # Dead % Mortality 4 24 Hours 48 Hours a4 ATHours Control A co 5 %B 6. 5 B o r) O B D ia .5 g A c,2 e o O A o .ic BCD 90 A0 B 0 C' A B A B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. D.O. pi Salinity Temp. D.O. pit Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Treatment (°C) (ing/L) (SIT) (PM) (°C) (mg/L) (St) (°C) (mg/L) (SLY) (PPt) SM255011 SM450000. SM4500118 SM2S2013 SM2SSOB SM4S000G SM4S001IB SM25501t SM450000 SM450OHB SM2520B U HRS 0 FIRS 0 HRS 0 HRS 24 HRS 24 HRS 24 FIRS 48 HRS 48 FIRS 48 HRS 48 HRS etrin4El a5. I 9. $, q a5 a as I -1.0 ' . I 7 6 -25 a5:0 9- 3 g. , as a 07q-14 to.S 8. .;. zz7 is 5 a5..9 9. 3 S. a .25 a DV.3 to. S g. a a5 a5. 3 9. 3 8. .? asd 024.T 61, g. l sv c75. 3 9. ,/ ( a117- a43 6. S 8. i 90 d{.3- 9. L/ ° R a4 t 074 a (0. 1- v . DO Meter ll 06E1533 OR _ 1134 p I Meter 8120200067017/132612567033 Thermometer* 3l015O.1 Conductivity Meter** VS I RE,30 t5m to32 2/ Comments: Us 3 1CM 323 Shealy i onstdttsg,LLC. Page 3 of 3 Ductunent number:SCF•T13-322 Replacer Dute 10/11/13 Revtven munber 2 Effective Date 00/2914 ful10 / Client Name: duiv-r-i t�) re/ T/ 2 Sample ID: T6 t 1 'i Initiation Date: c9j i(ICJ DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: 1)Stats input correct? Yes No CONTROL VALIDATION: 2)Does test pass'? 4 Yes No Mortality<10% ✓ 3)If test failed.has client been notified? e`�[ I Yes No 4)Date of notification: 1 ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5)Is DMR attaclunent correct? Yes No Initials of la`mortality talc: 1Z 6) Is test cover sheet correct? Yes No 7)Is dilution series 0.5 or greater? Yes No Initials of 2"'mortality tale: Data input requirements met? ✓ 8) If there are am protocol deviations.are they discussed Yes No All sample holding times metes in the Case Narrative? Sample information correct(see COC)? " Temperatures in range? LEVEL II by: LEVEL I by: F1_77 Shealy consulting.LLC. Page 1 of 3 Document number SCF-TB-322 Replaces Date.1011 I/11 Remon number 2 Effective Date.0ti/23/14 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidopsis bahia EPA 821-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) CLIENT: cl S err-) / r`i 1,-) 1 r 4 SAMPLE LOCATION: �f�:r i y7 � r TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): 94_1 °Al Test Start Date/Time: 6la aoj-c I $ 5 Test End Date/Time: kla.2-c Test Organism Age: sdair Test Organism Source: i Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: 2`t • ,3 Artemia Lot Number:7,20_y 5 I Salt Water Batch: ,30)O130'i o20— o?5 Salinity: 025 %o Incubauor : I nntY Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up: 5/I a/dam 545 Date/Time Fed @ 24 hours: Test Conditions(Check if in compliance,describe non-conformity if not): ✓ Test Solution Volume: 200 mL •Test Chamber Volume:250 mL • #Mysids/Rep: 10 . 16 Hour Light/8 Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED DATE/TIME AT TOX LAB COrr1os;}t, 9/'fl� THROUGHOUT I_ 11 ENTIRE TEST Sj l0120 0q 1 O Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst AD7' Date g It '4 7(7 ) g 3/02.0:AD Time Ic9075 iooZ5 Aerated at Start?How Long? RESULTS: CeTIS Statistical Analysis Used: e/eeale-SM Trimmed Spea nit an-Karber or Probit 48 Hour LCSO: CD • 1 cq 95% Confidence Interval: 10-4 . J a - to-4- I Q COMMENTS: Jo irtnt•¢_ - .200 m I .Q&ck o ' Sep 13 5) i�, i (a DM 1 7-I ,T al-78) To179 F-ou I C) 9v Mealy ComaInng,LLC Page 2 of 3 Document number.SCF-TB-722 Rtplacaz Date.1011 I 13 Revispn number.2 E)Techvc Date.Oo,2 b 1.1 Tn Is?5 - Client Name: A/i. 131r4 w rr/ H `'// Sample ID:Y pj 71 Initiation Date: e //./ (j ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for Mpsidopsis bahia DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead % Mortality 124 Hours 48 Hours .44Hours A Control B 0 0 A toa5 B © O A 0 // .?. 5 B 00 A 0 r›? 5 B 0 0 A a SO B 0 90 A /O B /0 100 /. A B A B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Temp. D.O. pH Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Treatment (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (ppt) (°C) (mg/L) (SG) (°C) (mg/1.) (St!) (ppt) SM2550B SM45000G SM4500H13 SM2520B SM2550B SM45000G SM4500HB SM2550B SM45000G SM4500116 5M25200 1' 0 HRS 0 HRS 0 HRS 0 HRS 24 IBIS 24 HRS 24 HRS 48 FIRS 48 HRS 48 FIRS 48 HRS 61n144 0)S 7 9. a s. a Q 5 a .25 5 (o.(i R. 1 te..15 as.a y. a 13. a5 1 .25`{ 6. S. l /02.5 n;5, 3 9 a 9. •2 a51 .25 ( IP- 4 S- d ./7-7 a5 -2s a 9. 3 $. d °2y. 9 c.2c..0 (c (c E> 50 a-5 o 9. 3 °• 1 a'/( (Q5 9 (.0-4 S . , 90 a?f 3 (-)I- 5 t3. d &a/4, a 5 5 (o.(.o o DO Meter M 06E1533 OR SF 1 pH Meter N120200067017/132612567033 Thermometer M 3/0 I 5 o 3 conductivity Mcter# VS I Prn 30 1Snn103252/ Comments: it. T too 323 1 Shealy nnw IIii LLC. Cage l of 3 Docwnenl!lumber SCF-TB•322 Reple va(hie I0i11A3 Revisicm numbx 2 1.7hrchve[Ale.0025/14 fC�li5 — Client Name: 1lf.c.. 4 e3 T Sample ID: To al g Initiation Date: <L2// /DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: 1)Slats input correct? Yes No CONTROL VALIDATION: 2)Does test pass? Yes No Mortality< Io% ✓ 3) If test failed,has client been notified? _ Yes No 4)Date of notification: ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5) Is DMR attaclunent correct? Yes No Initials of 1°mortality caic: w1 6)Is test cover sheet correct? Yes No Initials of 2"`'mortality calc: 7)Is dilution series 0.5 or Greater? Yes No Data input requirements met? 8)If there are any protocol deviations.are they discussed Yes No MI sample holding times met? in the Case Narrative? Sample information correct(see COC)? LEVEL II by: Temperatures in range? LEVEL I by: fL,s1 • Summary Sheet Fundy Hubert Analyst E9T Test lD See 4 Comb.nerf Species Amencomye.a Dann in rvemd shmnp) Dale 6r122020 Test Type API lie Coruna; Lab ID Shealy MC Conc. 90 Input Number of Ornanisms Exposed no Counted Conamwelio s Replicate 0 0.20 12,5 25 50 90 I 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Number of Orgasms Sutvmryl of Reapondaq ConcenVabons Replicate 0 6.25 12.5 25 50 90 10 10 t0 10 10 0 10 ie 10 10 10 0 Total Ornsnoms 20 20 20 20 20 20 Total Responn,nd 20 20 20 20 20 0 4 Rospondinq 1000% 1000% 1000% 1000% 1005% 00% Output Steinke)Oata Conc Mean(Transformedt Mean Stdav CV Start lest slaexs ae m.ea on. Nonau wu.aea..n,w l.wo 0 1412016112 I 0 0000 nansy,,,p us vre b, 625 1412016112 I 0 0 000 Mon.cae awm 125 1412016112 I 0 0 000 Va..,....ley. 25 1/12016112 1 0 0 000 SO 1412016112 I 0 0 000 t nw Oa.*et nsen 90 0 0 v ,.....a... .,amr n ire r,eeuu rime.,M.er.Ka,n+ NA Test Accepatxhty Crasns Coronae tetl Value PasaiF en Crosier Test Valve PeslaFeo Control mean .=09 , Pass N4 NA NA response NA PM6p NA NA NA NA Coelho'CV NA I NA MOO 'IA NA NA TAC Fags NO naps ' Hypothesis test Steam Many-One Rnni Test Point estimate lest Loom Inlnrpolahan NOEC LOEC LCSO 95%Confidence Intervals 67 12 67 12 67 12 TOT Calculated t-value Table t-value Relative%Effect at IWC NA NA NA Note-For stebstcai tasts.'NS'motets,nest Oa co,.cenreahon n nal staes6c0tly different from Isle control.acre 'C,ndcales that the concentration $hlalMrcany anernnl from the control Toxicity Test Results curve type r 1!MI 1 qkf --._..,�__e.,...e�._ ., ... —.......v... r A 06ob r. 0400 • 0 21x1 C OR) . .., 0 6.25 12 5 25 50 en Concentration. NOTICE The Unite0 States Environmental Protection Agency(EPA).Through cis Office of Wastewater Management.funded and managed the development of the whole effluent toxicity(WET)Tool described hens This,s a too'that Calculates WET test sndpants for the EPA- anemved WET test methods and is used by FPA internaiu for analy,mo void WET lest dale Neither the EPA nor env of then 6/132020 PaOo I nl I wet_analrtKarspeaM0not-20190910 :Mealy consulting.I.I.C. rage I of Document number SCF-TB-322 Replaces Date I Oil 1113 Revision number 2 EITecuve Dale 06/25114 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidopsis bahiu EPA 821-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) CLIENT: ' )KILOi cksar, / 1tr?i 0 r11 SAMPLE LOCATION: J mp o. `- - iiid, tr rri&wi Saar )Z2A) TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): cl(_1 Test Start Date/Time: `;'1 ' I LI-/ '3-20 1315 Test End Date/Time: b /15/aoa•O I 3 50 Test Organism Age: 5 ci @a, -- est Organism Source: rt Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: ,25 I Artemia Lot Number -4 J ' Salt Water Batch:Sl, JO13 0 4 a0•- o/5 Salinity: c-5 9Go Incubator#: fin Q ty nn t Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up: S l 1y/ o i I o0 Date/Time Fed @ 24 hours: Test Conditions(Check if in compliance,describe non-conformity if not): Test Solution Volume:200 mL •Test Chamber Volume: 250 nmL • #Mysids/Rep: 10 • 16 Hour Light/8 Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED DATE/TIME AT TOX LAB —0I —} S -- THROUGHOUT J t)11 i S I 1 1 ` ZC..1 ENTIRE TEST g I I e2/2 09 10 Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst f', A )T f�rr Date 8/14/20:20 g 1 I s j Time 1 3 15 1 3 5_)D Aerated at Start?How _ Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Spearman-Karber or Probit 48 Hour LC50: 95"A Confidence Interval: - COMMENTS: 14 N z F't 4 13 z FoLz LkC L 1 -LI p - Pa4 , 4 lD Pass ear a i 1 tpo I-4 E ; Fal I Shealy Comultuig,LLC. Page 2 of 3 Document number SCF•T8d22 Replaces Date IOil lay Revision number. 2 Effective Date.06i25/14 Client Name: /4/4 Ile r'1- 1 I t/ Sample 1 v2o oLQ�ID:( fJ Initiation Date: O I ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for Mysidopsis bahia DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead % Mortality 24 Hours 48 Hours ,44 48 Hours Control A B 0 t4 a A I 0 :JOi15 B I 1 CEO B I 00 ►0 4C .Tol11- B IA 'D I0O 41 I. A DI �� B o 5 Li lot 79 B 4 30 a/. A B A B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Temp. D.O. pH Temp. D.O. pit Salinity Treatment (°C) (mg/L) (SG) (ppt) (°(') (mg/1.) (SU) (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (ppt) SM2550B SM45000G SM4500HB ShI2S2011 Sh12550B SM45000G SM4500HB SM2550B SM45000G SM4500HB Sh1252011 /� 1 0 FIRS 0 FIRSI 0 FIRS 0 FIRS 24 FIRS 3 24 FIRS 24 24 ORS 48 48 FIRS 48 FIRS 48 FIRS 481-IRS W04),01 c25.Lp T 10 O 1 a5.0 c/.1 10.6, Z�. �C Li 0 a 5. 5 -4. too B aQ.0 o?/ t 6. 3 7 7 7- I-a .25.5 1- 1-I : 3- aUl.o wq 1 _3 .-e,,t .z, y c Q 5 I 7.1 -fig LI. ) a4.3 tag 1 - Li D -2 5 7 .1 4 8. o a41- aq to- 3 S. 3 4 E, aLi, 9 -7 5 3. ai-I.$ _ .2,.0_ 6.5 g ) _ DO Meter M 06E1533 OR 05FI I3 p11 Meter M120200067017/132612567033 Thermometer N d WI 5 0 3 Conductivity Meter# 4 S t Pa 313 15rnt0325L7 Comments: up 3 ic.00 323 'ALMly(�'nudung,LLC Page 3 o(3 DOeun enl number.SCF-TB-322 keplunxs Date.10,11,13 Kevnion umbel 2 ECretuvt Date O6/1S/14 Client Name: NL,.h'(I I ( � Sample ID: Initiation Date: 8 J I`{`ow' ;)-D DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL D: 1)Stats input correct'? Yes No CONTROL VALIDATION: 2)Does test pass? Yes No Mortality < lO% w/ 3) If test failed,has client been notified? Yes No 4)Date of notification: ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5)Is DMR attachment correct? Yes , No Initials of 1s`mortality calc: Ca..") 6)Is test cover sheet correct? Yes No Initials of 2"`'mortality calc: 7)Is dilution series 0.5 or treater? Yes No Data input requirements met? .� x) If there are any protocol deviations,are they discussed Yes No in the Case Narrative? 7 All sample holding times met? � Sample information correct(see COC)? '' LEVEL 11 by: Temperatures in range? LEVEL I by: Et.*iT Samplc. L1 D Pam facility:Hubert Nes. Analyst:EWT owaeww ton.aemtan of 4t..Ms soon...MenneA..net,a+Jt":' tM'Ten natelbpn- TettIDi Site40 OM1w below tot*w„tawa Wwsnavn fron.wiAle tem tot.%atntst tee.cot on t.-t*to Wenn.'Moan below- Date:8/14/2020 ow*Noun.sw...teen......n.nO.51 war,in In.NpC/Iqf n t.l,at!Way to ns*neep.rtt aaMaavN tab ID,Shealy stint.. Species:Amencamysts bahia(rtrysid shrimpl Test Type:Acute Survival Select Nigh or Low MC Concentration:90 Hypothesis Test:T-Test with ttonferroni Adjustment Point Estlm.te Test: PREF! IStatistieN Data Cont. Mean TrentIonerel ntaa. SIdev CV T-teal 212 1 0 .•,.441... r 930942 0.95 D.11573743i� •de,ned r..e„wa1 .ew,. aA ,.na NA NA i)ra a*Neengeneov.va,w,ce NA Orr awe..eo,.ai mnree,d reyeMr NOAEC 90 Nate sor ttanstu,testa'NS`ndreales that the concentration n --- not Nat,tecany ANrent Nom tee come...A.le'y nnocatet teat 1.OAEC 790 tea concentration Lt statittvanv Afferent Iron the rontro, Test Acceptability Criteria 1CSO M(EI COlette t Test Value Pass/Fell TAC flags bonertf%C..A4nw Wendel MEft cannotneenroseer,v aa0.9 1 Pass No nags Upper 95%Confidence YeertM1 MEfI NA 1 NA Note -e.!ev.a.,.e•s never trsMm twea la TAC comp....tone C*e.I CV NA 0.003 NA Mod NA] IMsO NA NA NA NA NA NA 1ST NA --_- Not. It one,Iwo tonoentratrons were entered,"nowt*Paint estimate 4N NW,NOMC test.n,oants C04eMN 1-eMe NA are rot IOW,ralw Table t,Mle. NA Aeletlw%Wen at 11VC Curve Type 1 Toxicity Test Results I.20D 1.000 0110 10.5D0 1 0.403 1 0.000 _.-__— 0ODD. 0 10 Cancwxralkts samfk LE Fcz1 Farah},Hubert now Analyst:EWT p.m and..mIn*. tv.rne ntdae non ...,an .m ode. b one..tn1 on On'Grr�ul...rm test ID:Sit.a E a.daY oe Date:a/14/2020 n.net,n...egorrw.,..nnn.neetOldslpn.r Nano.CA C not ektsbe*n Pa'Lot Somenrmoans ace tone r.r.eeM d.tarwprw..uww.uil.n.40.r 1 oI.WA Clrue(w rM lobs Yore in men,soon,ant a..M Lab ID:Shealy ,rants, Species:Americamysls bahia(mysd shrimp) Test Type:Acute Surswal Select High Of low: IWC Concentration:90 Hypothesis Test,T-Tea with Bonferronl Adplstwent Point Estimate Test: NEE! ISt.bdirel 0.la Cent n1..n ltrenn.m.d) I M can --_ Shen CV T too 111/P0 .I t 1.412016112-. 1 0 l',1".04111111111M art 6fted am n.l(ranter"... a02i'79 I 90 _ o9966t2171 0. nl 115 V da..nq r I...na.,a t. aa x.dn, NA NA Ua•rrnorm"O..tIlbIas NA NA NA Note.for statdbul[Ws."NS'wed,tat that the cnncentatwn,s not stadstkally 6Nerent from the control.while"V"neeatat that LOAEC itla con werelan is tUtntlt y Afferent hem ins contra Test AaepteblUt)Criteria 1CSO 30111 Criterion Tee VMr Pass/Fail TAC Rag, lower 9S14 Confide..Mendel allEfl Centro,mean resew.* t data No fiats Upper es%coeed.nn Interval MET, NA t NA None•The tad se".h never transformed NO SAC component (tonne 1V NA 0000 NA MSpI NAI eMSU NA NA NA NA NA NA TST NA N.e. If emit two toNentr.bnns ere entered...kWeted peon estimate and NOW.NOAEC teat endprm, Calculated S.W. NA arc non wohe Me Table moles NA beletlee IS Meet et IWC n.lent•nr 1 w*toned In Ion.lest he.Wan id...nNN to nod n.nnw*wen,.. eeterml•the'mien,'rat r.WAtYh et IAa tot A..ee we USUCA'.Method Gunton.and Rwemrn.Wtbna leo wl.ele Mk*[dainty(WA)Testmt 1401 fe Owl Ill.)ler pittance in .I roily ell..content..11on..tprne.artrn undefined Toxicity Test Results 1200 - LOCO —r.e.thMre, o4m I .�a6DA I ------ I 0.4(3 00:01 — .. . . D 000 0 90 ——- - COKMI.Mbet Shealy C on.utting.L.LC Page I of 3 Utaument number SCE-rH3-322 Replace Date I Oil I l l s Revision number 2 Flrenwe Datc o425, 4 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysldopsis huiria EPA 82I-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) CLIENT: C t K I'D C /c S / KiLL/ t r' LJ 'Tip SAMPLE LOCATION: Sam p Lc 1,f 5 / E/t.ci-r r-a k TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): �1 0 „Ao Test Start Date/Time: Si „1/.1-c302.p 1845 Test End Date/Time: 8l1 31a.o. zu 1 SLI5 Test Organism Age: &lain Test Organism Source: A Z Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: i-. 3 Anemia Lot Number: Two-LI 51 Salt Water Batch:3t j 0130420- 05 Salinity: ia5 %o Incubator#: r,ex Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up: e i 12/2.Oap (5'45 Date/Time Fed tea 24 hours: Test Conditions(Check if in compliance,describe non-conformity if not): Test Solution Volume:200 mL • Test Chamber Volume:250 mL• #Mysids/Rep: 10• 16 Hour Light/8 Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED �p DATE/rI\IE ATTOX LAB 8/i l''o 1 303 ENTIRE TEST S/I�I 1 0930 Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst E_t..t9 T ur) Date 8/1.2/ 2 o ey2.O 2 j 13/e0,1-10 Time 845 I y S Aerated at Start? How Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Spearman-Karbcr or l'rohit 48 Hour LC50: > 9 0 95% Confidence Interval: sit - COMMENTS: Shealy t'onsulung,LLC. Page 2 of 3 Doctmtent number SCF-TB-322 Replaces Date IOil 1�1? Revision number 2 °� F.ITechve Date Otv2Si Li Client Name: fr/V-h.ei4 W Tr /E/ &sSampIc 1D:.:5°It�f' Initiation Date: ('-i/%.2/ ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for Mvsidopsis bahia DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead % Mortality 24 Hours 48 Hours aq -sours Control A B Q (o-a5 A I B \50 B A B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Temp. D.O. 01 Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Treatment (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (PPt) (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (PM) SM2550B SM45000G SM4500HB SM2520B SM2550B SM SM45000G 45001113 SM2550B SM B SM45000G 4SOOITB SM2520 I0 FIRS 0 HI(S 0 HRS 0 IIRS 24 HRS 24 IIRS 24 HRS 48 HRS 48 HRS 48'IRS 48 HRS eeniVC44 5. (0 9. a '3. 2 Asa '2 6 4-) 1p--1, $ I N. 0.25 c25. 1 9- a g- a 05 I a57 I -I- g I � as � — la-5 0 9• a S. .250 as-1 (o.Le g I II a5 aq 1 9. 1 S v a49 9413 (0 6 I so e2 Li 5 g .L1 '7 7 '/b 0N. 7 (o-() •..9 90 ,v./ 9 6- 8 7.y a' / 9y-1 (9.(2 --i•. nc DO\letcr# 06E1533 OR . '1134 pH Meter 8120200067017/132612567033 Thermometer,/ •S IV•)O 3 Conductivity Meter,/ YS I AO 30 1Sni 103252/ Comments: I(e T 10&3 23 Shealy Catechism LLC him 3 of 3 Document number SCF-TB-322 Replaces Date:10/I 1/13 Revision timber 2 Effective Date 06/25/1,1 Client Name:41.o,j.UP'I 14-5 rP ,5 adv;ASample ID:J O I/30 Initiation Date: l3 f La/'a,C3 DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: I)Stats input correct? Yes No CONTROL VALIDATION: 2)Does test pass? Yes No Mortality<10% 3)If test failed,has client been notified? Yes No 4)Date of notification: ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5)Is DMR attachment correct? Yes No Initials of I't mortality talc: F,.,.Y7 6)Is test cover sheet correct? Yes No Initials of 2'mortality calc: 7)Is dilution series 0.5 or treater? Yes No 8)If there are any protocol deviations,are they discussed Yes Data input requirements met? ✓ in the Case Narrative? No All sample holding times metes Sample information correct(see COC)? v Temperatures in range? LEVEL Q by: LEVEL I by: T Shealy Congolting.LLC I'age 1 GI i Document number SCF-TB-22 Replaces Date 10/1I/I3 Revision number 2 Effective Date 06/25/I4 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidopsis ba/ila EPA 821-R-02-012(METHOD 2007,0) CLIENT: L J K C kern ¢�t< `1cr 1.3 ri) SAMPLE LOCATION: J m p? LoCc i 07--i f4 - e/u' ►'�,�� TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): Q 0 Test Start Date/Time: S// c{/o?() ./r) 19C0 Test End Date/Time: ��'/l3(fi0 I900 Test Organism Age: 33 Test Organism Source: A.I. Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: c2 / 3 Artemia Lot Number:Tzo-`I5.1 Salt Water Batch:ju)OiaD4;24 -a?5 Salinity: =25 %. Incubator#:/inn% Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up: B I I a f c 15455 Date/Time Fed a 24 hours: !V Test Conditions(Check if in compliance,describe non-conformity if not): Test Solution Volume: 200 mL •Test Chamber Volume:250 mL • #Mysids/Rep: 10• 16 Hour Light/8 Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED DATEJfIME AT TOX LAB TO 18 I 8 020 (310 EN ORE TEsruT 9/1./a 0930 Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst aT 8L,L3 T Date 6 f 8/ 13/aoatt Time , 1900 / 90 Aerated at Start? How Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Spearman-Karber or Probit 48 Hour LC50: > 90 / 95"in Confidence Interval: N IV- COMMENTS: Shealy Consulting,LLC'. Page 2 of 3 Doc anent nunber.SCF.TB-322 Replaces Date 10/11/13 Revision number 2 Effective Date 06/25/14 Client Name:du�)..ir� LC re-�1,6 f[,.,_`-fit a..tSample ID:1-I.P Initiation Date: `v/10/ ` ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for /Ylpsidopsis bahia DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead % Mortality 24 Hours 48 Hours .2448'Hours Control A B CD 0 A 0 Co. a5 B C.) A 0 /. 5. B 0 O A..25 B 0� 0 A SO B 0 0 , B I 5 % A B A WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Temp. D.O. pH Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Treatment (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (ppt) (°C) (mg/I.1 (Sir) (°C) (mall.) (SU) (pptl / SM2550B SM45000G SM4500118 SM2520B SM2550B SM45000G 5M45001113 SM2550B SM45000G S614500116 SM2520B 0 FIRS 0 FIRS 0 FIRS 0 FIRS 24 FIRS 24 FD2S 24 FIRS 48 FIRS 48!IRS 48 FIRS _ 48 FIRS Corr1101 ,)5 A 9- a g- 2 a 5-a ';251 Cn_1 iii. A z 7. 3 6.e25 a4/3 9, a S. a a'5 ( .0 43Q F..,r t•, t Lilo i.2.5 021.4' 9 3 e 5 a 024I (0.1 8 . d a 5 62 I 9 g. 3 Q 5 ol t32 i q L9.6 g so .2'1. 1 o y E. c25a 2y 3 69 0 o . I 90 .2 y I <8 q 8 a c25 I2 (0.4' 8 -l DO Meter S 06 3 a K '5 1134 pH Meter H120200067017/132612567033 Thermometer S 3/0 J 0_ Conductivity Meters V6I m 30 15 m ro3252/ Comments: ►t.nov 323 Slwaly Consulong.LLC Page)of 3 Document rumba:SCF-TB-322 Replaces Date 10,t 113 Revtsuan nwnber 2 EITecUve Date Don V l // Client Name:/%t.i.F tv� IJ n' �� �r I(1 f ..Sample II): To 18) Initiation Date: 6/1c2/;2-0 DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: I)Stats input correct? Yes No CONTROL VALIDATION: 2)Does test pass? Yes No Mortality< 10% # 3)If test failed,has client been notified? Vb Yes No 4)Date of notification: ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5)Is DMR attachment correct? Yes No Initials of 14'mortality calc: 601 6) Is test cover sheet correct? Yes No 7) Is dilution series 0.5 or greater? Yes No Initials of 2'3 mortality talc: Data input requirements met? Sl If there are any protocol deviations,are they discussed Yes No in the Case Narrative? All sample holding times met? 1 Sample information correct(see COC)?_-' LEVEL II by: Temperatures in range? LEVEL I by: Shedv Cmuulnng,LLC paxe I of 3 Doeuniem member.SCF-TB-322 I. Ren.um rwwz: 2 Effective Date 2iiI 3 Dale U0�_ I1 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidopsis bahia EPA 821-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) CLIENT: (�1 i c L S / Mu 41,2:f Cam' F (' SAMPLE LOCATION: , S [, m()Le Lto C cA_'r1`b*'� TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): 9 0 % Test Start Date/Time: e! 1240.20 1'1/OTest End Date/Time: 3/i 3 J)O 2O /91( Test Organism Age: .3 dwrest Organism Source: a__, Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: d2'- . 3 Anemia Lot Nwnber. T 2cw-'45( Salt Water Batch:,S I nJ 09,04 o2SSalinity: a`Jj 96. Incubator#: & A1�ne/G fI t,420 Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up: g l I a/220.>1 U I S 45 Date/Time Fed Q 24 hours: n11 rT Test Conditions(Check if in compliance,describe non-conformity if not): Test Solution Volume: 2(X)mL •Test Chamber Volume: 250 mL . # Mysids/Rep: ltt . 16 Hour Light/8 Flour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED n DATE/TIME AT TM LAB J 01 S c b Jlll)o 1313 TENTIRE EST 8/12/.2,3 05 30 Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst F.A-)— T Date f Ia/e2o` w 6/13/(Jir).:2D — -- Time 1 9 10 / 9/0 _ Aerated at Start?How Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Snearntan-Farber or I'rohit NIA 48 Hour LC50: > 9QJ 95% Confidence Interval: - COMMENTS: Shealy Consulting,LLC Page 2 of 3 Document number SCF-TB-322 Replaces Date !RI 1,13 Revision number.2 F.Recnve Date Qo123r1 t Client Name:/-!t&h.e(I turf' *7 ekt•fi,R kSample ID:3-015; Initiation Date: 6 I i.lo9-D ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for MYlvsidopsis bairia DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead % Mortality 24 Hours 48 Hours e2448'Hours Control A2 B 0 A le .;15 B © 0 (.7) A I•,7 5 B 0 A 025 B d A 0 .Cc_: B a I0 A a 90 B IO '/a A B A B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. D.O. pit Salinity Temp. D.O. Or Temp. D.O. pll Salinity Treatment (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (PPU (°C) (mg/L) (SU) 1°C) (mg/L) (SU) (ppt) / SM@55013 SM450000 SM4500HB SM2520a 5M2550B SM15000G SM45001111 SM25501) SM.15000G SMJ500HB SM2520B 0 HRS 0 FIRS 0 HRS 0[IRS 24 FIRS 24 FIRS 24 HRS 48 tIRS 48 FIRS 48 FIRS 49 FIRS atnhcl 9, a 8 a.. 05a ass GO; g .I L .15- 014 a 9 a S . a as l d4.g c.P.-1. ° . 1 a. 5. 6?93 y. / 8 . 1 as. I a?,/g to.LP g. i \ as aLi3 9, o go 6250 a5,7 rr.to f3 - 1 so - °. 3 7.T a u } c9 5 .3 Io. le 'a o 90 (24 ;2 6 9 74 ay I 25 4 lP S ` o \\:.\\, DO Meter N 06E1533 OR Usr t 13 pH Meter 9120200067017/132612567033 Thermometer N 3 IO5ii3 Conductivity Meterl /5 7 Pro 3 t5rn1032.51 14 7" la,' a z. 3 Comments: Shealy ConsdWhe.LW Page 3 of 3 Document number.SCF-TBJ22 Replaces Dope:IWI 1/13 ReV131011 iaunbet 2 Effective Darr 06R5/I4 Client Name: /L.rd IA) T f /-{u 'lu'h,rfaSample ID:-To Initiation Date: S/i(lam' DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: 1)Slats input correct? Yes No CONTROL VALIDATION: 2)Does test pass? Yes No Mortality < 10% # 3)If test failed,has client been notified? Yes No 4)Date of notification: ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5)Is DMR attachment correct? Yes No Initials of 1"mortality calc: fd 6)Is test cover sheet correct? Yes No 7)Is dilution series 0.5 or greater? Yes No Initials of 2'"'mortality calc: 8)If there are any protocol deviations.are they discussed Yes No Data input requirements met': —/— All sample holding times met? ✓ in the Case Narrative? Sample information correct(see COC)? Temperatures in range? LEVEL II by: LEVEL I by: 7 Shealy Consulting.LW Page I oil Document number SCF-TI3-322 Replace.Date 10,11 r13 Revenon number.2 Effective Date 06,25,I SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidopsis bahia EPA 821-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) - - I / CLIENT: G&J k LO , C .�r;� 1..I/�.��e rt SAMPLE LOCATION: jr ,p �Le Ld C t_4-7 ) g /� TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): 90 Test Start Date/Time: S4/1 /01,G,zc IUD Test End Date/Time: 8/1 3/c2U 2L) /9.X Test Organism Age: 3 dal)Test Organism Source: A -t-• Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: c 4 3 Anemia Lot Number.iT 2 -''15I Salt Water Batch:jW O o O4.2D •- 25 Salinity: •25 %. Incubator# 4 neX. Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up: 8/I.2/e2Q 1545 Date/Time Fed @ 24 hours: Test Conditions(Check if in compliance,describe non-conformity if not): Test Solution Volume: 2(X)inL .Test Chamber Volume: 250 mL . #Mysids/Rep: 10 . 16 Hour Light/8 Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED DATE/TIME AT TO\LAB HOU tl a-0 l 83 gill 1.7. 13�1a ETHROUGNTIRE TESTT $ I.2/20 0 3 O Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst et A DT , i \� Date g/La/620020 8II3/2o.2.0 Time 19020 19 a o Aerated at Start?Hoy*, Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Spearman-Farber or Probit J V� 48 Hour LC50: > 90 95 /3 Confidence Interval: N - COMMENTS: Shealy Canstdling,LLC. Page 2 013 Doc*unent number:SCF-TB-322 Replaces Date 10/11/13 Ronson nmtber 2 Effective Date 06/25/11 Client Name:f lu 101 4 W Tf'a 9 c L h,c÷A,Sample ID:TOI 3 Initiation Date: //;2/t0 ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for Alpsidonsis!whin DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead % Mortality st 24 Hours 48 Hours .24 {ours Control A B 0 A 0 Co. 25 B a 0 A CD 1 a. 5 B 0 A 2) ' \ 25 B 1 5'/ A „CO B 0 0 A 6 90 B 0 0 A 1 B A B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Temp. D.O. p1l Temp. D.O. p11 Salinity Treatment (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (Mt) (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (PPt) i SM255011 SM450000 SM4500118 SM25208 SM2S5011 SM45000G SM45001113 SM2SSOB SM4S000G n14500118 5M252013 0 FIRS 0 IIRS 0 HRS 0 FIRS 24 FIRS 24 FIRS 24 FIRS 48 IIRS 48 HRS 48 FIRS 48 FIRS Cant l 0214 (a 9- a 8 a as-a s 5.3 6. 0 2..;.; cs. a5 a4.4 9. a (t3 a a5.o .24 5 6. 9 o. I /a, s iq.2 q 1 o 1 a5.a ,?4: 3 ( B g 1 as. .243 0.(0 -79 a5c� .2y 1 6. 8 v so .24(o - .q 7,6 a 4-S , L/. - (o. S S 0 9D .24 5 6 -Qi 7. 5 a2 i-q a 4.to 67, a .3 .9 DO Meter M 06F.1533 OR SF1134 pH Meter M120200067017/132612567033 Thermometer M ')1050,o Conductivity Meted/ yS1 P1t3o ISM 1032 2./ I Comments: LS /00 3 2-3 Shealy t:onsultatg,LLC' page 3 of 3 Doettnrm munber SC'F-I R-1t' Replaces Date 10111/13 Revi tt tuunhet Effective Date 06/25/I4 Client Name: t lit he t./ �/t�fti .(Cet- Sample ID: I'Li_3 Initiation Date: bt // ./,3-0 DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: 1)Stats input connect? Yes No CONTROL VALIDATION: 2)Does test sass? Yes No Mortality < 10% t/ 3)If test failed,has client been notified? Yes No 4)Date of notification: ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5)Is DMR attachment correct? Yes No Initials of I''mortality calc: R��-. 6)Is test cover sheet correct? Yes No Initials of 2n'mortality calc: `�"'1 7}Is dilution series 0.5 or greater? Yes No Data input requirements met? 4/ 8)If them are any protocol deviations.are they discussed Yes No in tlx:Case Narrative'? All sample holding times met? ✓ Sample information correct(see COC)?' LEVEL II by: Temperatures in range? LEVEL I by: FIT APPENDIX C AUGUST 26, 2020 TEST DATA • SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC N9 4543 SHEA CHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD uiTING.ii.c 343 W.Columbia Avenue•Batesburg-Leesville, SC 29006 Telephone No.(803)582-7996 www.sheaiyconsulting.net Page_I of Client / Address City State Zip Code Li pr servaive Project Name r-^-' /�' I.Unprcs. 5.HCL I 1 L / Tax ;c t • 2.NaOH/ZnA 6.Na.7hio. I 3.H2SO4 7.NaOH Sampler Name Phone# Bottle Size: Q aj 4.HNO3 Preservative Codes: J 1 Sample ID i Description c°"'P"'° Sampler Start Sampler End Containers for each sample maybe combmerd on one line.) Of Indicate number of containers in the boxes below. P ceao Date Time Date Time C "S---1 CM.3 c) Y-*2 G--4-,-. i t D d ---*P`r it,l ni- (1....)c.s.;,21-i c-7-7 I) j----6 I 84-i 1.Relinquished b ( Date Time L �d bye ) Date Time q y-.I�✓�CS /-��- r� 2 6-2O /(01� 1� \_7�c`J JC 2. \ fished by (7l -- ate 1'` Tske,,0 j 2.Received by .� ; �L T 1 c l` to Time 3.Relinq is ed by 5 Date • Time 3.ge ceived by . , ^ n to Time 11 :�1-1 $1a�/,� 09OD ��� h�fLut J " e- �a,712n, F)9DO 4.Relinquished by Date Time 4.R :Zed by Date Time ❑ Continuation of Custody on attached sheet 0 Received on ice(Circle) Yes No Ice Pack SC Receipt Tempt�iC DISTRIBUTION:WHITE-Return to laboratory with Sample(s);CANARY-Field/Client Copy Document Number:SCF-TS-248 Rev.3 Effective Date: 6/1/2017 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC N2 4 54 1 SHEA CHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD N$UOING,llC 343 W.Columbia Avenue• Batesburg-Leesville,SC 29006 Telephone No.(803)582-7996 r www.shealyconsulting.net Page 3 of l ClienAL her / LJ TP Address I0 City State Zip Code -.`� 41 Preservaive _ I.Unpres. 5.HCL Project Name r 2.NaOH/ZnA 6.Na.Thin. T"1 ` o ic C I 3.H2SO4 7.NaOH Sampler Name Phone# Bottle Size: �� 4.HNO3 9aa Preservative Codes: + Sample ID/Description C"P°S Sampler Start Sampler End or Indicate number of containers in the boxes below. (Containers for each sample may be combinerd on one line.) crab Date Time Date Time �n ue r- 004° ! oi 85 In-/ /t&en1 4C (.. �..2c. (z03 No f4a4,e5S 51-444 I n"PI Ae in ti- LI- D (z- y-,2 t y1 k ee5 ash Esc : 1)i taS InP( tAert LI a G— -,2c.. tbj.V Nv p/1cess s, / ( ID 1.Relinquished by Date Time 1 ved Date Time —I/4V. L. , , 2 g)r(o .2 I �7 . �, .— . -ib j L 17 2.Bel&juishedy by' _ C Dat ll C T�e�, 2. R ceived-by y \ Dete, Time „ 3.Relinquished by Date Ti 3.�ewe+ by ^ ,/ Dat Time C S (.. .S t:C« _( +- sta�/2tz 010.8 C-> �� C ;..JI�c?-�— s j.)''2�: C q0o 4.Relinquished by Date Time 4.IR cellved by Date Time ❑ Continuation of Custody on attached sheet 0 Received on ice(Circle) Yes No Ice Pack SC Receipt Temp/r f"C DISTRIBUTION:WHITE-Return to laboratory with Sample(s);CANARY-Field/Client Copy Document Number:SCF-TS-248 Rev.3 Effective Date: 6/1/2017 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC N2 4545 SHEA CHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD SUITING.LLC 343 W.Columbia Avenue• Batesburg-Leesville, SC 29006 Telephone No.(803)582-7996 Page of www.shealyconsulting.net — Client lV 1.-C 6erv4 T"!L' Address City State Zip Code t_ki \-- Preservaive Project Name P I.Un res. ;.HCL 1✓ - Q 1/i run 2.NaOH/ZnA 6.Na.Thio. 3.H2504 '.NaO11 Sampler Name Phone I Bottle Size: t 1' -i HNO3 Preservative Codes: 1 cc'""'''Sample ID/Description cc'""''' Sampler Start Sampler End Indicate number of containers in the boxes below. (Containers for each sample may be combinerd on one hne.) Gr,t Date Time Date Time Loco 5 E 190 -z(0 it30 i-o LcA.-`k ori-1 I 0 I Ci 1.Relinquished by i Date Time ed by Date Time 2.R T _ced by �� �� ate,c Tires. 2.Rpceiyed bj ate . Time 3.Relingi d b 3.R iv{ed b � � � DateTime c l _ r2}I Dg�527/u cYI a5 4.Relinquished by Date Time 4.Receiiuea'by Date Time 0 Continuation of Custody on attached sheet 0 Received on ice(Circle) Yes No Ice Pack SC Receipt Terre] gc DISTRIBUTION:WHITE-Return to laboratory with Sample(s);CANARY-Field/Client Copy Document Number:SCF-TS-248 Rev.3 Effective Date: 6/1/2017 Shealy Consulting,LW Page I of 3 Document number.SCF-TB-322 Replace Date!Oil 1 13 Ransgon number 2 Effective Date.Inv 2 I4 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidopsis bahia EPA 821-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) CLIENT: j/< /).e r' [� TP SAMPLE LOCATION:/// ErP/(.c_e n TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): 9L) % Test Start Date/Time: 8'a7-JQ0 15o) Test End Date/Time: 33 / :t /2 f 5 Test Organism Age: 3.al y Test Organism Source: ri L Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: 024- l Artemia Lot Number Tac - L 51 Salt Water Batch:,3/A J0$/9ao- 5 Salinity: ,.,?5 %o Incubator#:tin/vie Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up:B/ 2 Je2O '1 — Date/Time Fed Via? 24 hours: /v / ►4} I.2.5Q Ewl to z1/2.J ✓ Test Conditions(Check if in compliance,describe non-conformity if not): Test Solution Volume: 200 mL .Test Chamber Volume: 250 niL • #Mysids/Rep: 10• 16 Hour Light/8 Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED DATE/TIME AT TOX LAB To i Q - g'02i/ i r�U ENTIRTHROUGHOUTE.TEST �ix.7/e2O a 5100 Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst ��)_)1' T Date 81 ,21P0 e/a 12_0 Time 1500 1500 Aerated at Start? Ilow Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Spearman-Farber or Prohit 48 !lour LC50: 95% Confidence Interval: - COMMENTS: P5S Shealy l:mwlhng.LLC Path:2 of) Document number SCE-TB-322 Replaces Dale 10'1 1 13 Revision raunher 2 Effective UatC.Ow'_t'1 I Client Name: l .be rit IAJT-r C, akte,4 jSample ID: 3-01g4 Initiation Date: 5/2 t/2C 2a ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for Mvsidopsis bahia DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead % Mortality 24 Hours 48 Hours .7L/9 Hours Control A 10 B 0 0 / Ac n Rp 0 90 ;. B o 0 ls \ v A A B --_ A B A B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. D.O. pll Salinity Temp. D.O. pH Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Treatment (CC) (mg/L) (SI) (Ppt) (°C) (mg/I.) (St') (°C) (mglL) (SC) (ppt) SM2550B 55145000C SM150 Oil B SM2520B 5M25509 SM1e000C SM15001111 8M255011 SM45000G SM1500HB 551252011 0 HRS 0 FIRS 0 FIRS 0 FIRS 24 HRS 21 HAS 24 FIRS 48 HRS 48 FIRS 48 FIRS 48!IRS Cando l e 4. I 7. 61 8 .2 2'9 :;t/. j .7 S 4 qoi .241. / 1.1,1 eg. 0 25..2 a4 1 '-1_50 .7.9 IX)\leter# 06E1533 OR Ft1 p11 SteterN120200067017I 132612567033 Thermometer/ 3 10 50 3 Conductivity Meter*/ YS I fr.. 30 Comments: ihcal>•+'•alu�nng,ILL Pytc?ol'3 Docwnan nundut:sCF:rR. 22 kcplace. Dale 10'I I I.i Ravnn+n number 2 } I?Ilechvc Dale O0•1 /Id Client Name: M1,t/�2✓ W TP trk1s*Sample ID: Sole' Initiation Date: id 1/J43 DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: I)Stats input correct? Yes No CONTROL VALIDTION: 2)Does test pass? Yes No Mortality<10% ✓ 3)If test failed.has client been notified? [ Yes No 4)Date of notification: f1V ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5) Is DMR attachment correct? Yes No Initials of mortality calc: 6)Is test cover sheet correct'? Yes No Initials of 2"d mortality calc: - 7)Is dilution series 0.5 or greater? Yes No Data input requirements met? ✓ 8) If there are any protocol deviations.are they discussed Yes No All sample holding times met? ✓ in the Case Narrative? Sample information correct(see COC)? LEVEL II by Temperatures in range? ✓ LEVEL I by: t '7" Shealy('onsulhng.LLC Pagc I of 3 Document mmber.SCF-TB-322 Replaces Datc 10/I 1/13 Revl.wnnumbet 2 Effective Date 0o'25i14 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. JS-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidapsis bahia EPA 821-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) CLIENT: Lt-h Q r L 2 l P SAMPLE LOCATION: J r I rl c,1 c r — -J ins(;v elu.al samp&n TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): (10 Test Start Date/Time: iik2 7 kt c 1515 Test End Date/Time: 8/.2.t:3 J, IS i 5 Test Organism Age: 5 _ Test Organism Source: I Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: 0/4 / Anemia Lot Number:Tao--4 5-4 5 I Salt Water Batch:.5 L.-)0 5 IQ i O-a5 Salinity: a 5 %o Incubator#: /47lne.ic Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up: g/021/av jv95 C7 Date/Time Fed ret 24 hours: N► Pt Test Conditions(Check if in compliance,describe non-confonnity if not): Test Solution Vohune: 200 nrL •Test Chamber Volume: 250 mL . #Mysids/Rep: 10• 16 Hour Light/8 Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED DATE/TIME AT TOX LAB :TO 15 S H (; a.J O 1�9 5/2&lava° T E:ROCItvTIRE TESTHOUT 61/.27.'/.24.1 goO f� Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Terminate Analyst Crr:.e, ?T Date B/a 7/e2L).. 4 ' fg 0 t'3/a2 TJp-40 Time 15 1.5 1515 Aerated at Start?How Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Spearman-Karber or Probit 48 Hour LC50: 95% Confidence Interval: - COMMENTS: LiCL .7- Pa55 4 6 ss LG _ (o 5S qD RuI e Pas5 Shealy CormInng.LLC. Paine 2 or3 Document number SCF-TB-322 Replaces Uate.10/1 1,13 Revision number.2 Effective We Otu25,i:1 31,165 — Client Name: ti-u_19i, - Li) iP "nib 4i to'/'Sample ID: Jos Sq Initiation Date: p / o.-/ /o14),/-fc1 ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for Mrsidopsis bal:ia DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead °% Mortality 24 Hours 48 Hours .2#1 Hours Control A B I 5 !. B 4 l 0 1 A : / 1 `16 B 0 C) A 4 C B C S "� Li C A In o0 B /0 II. A C' 1— A B A B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. D.O. p11 Salinity Temp. D.O. pH Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Treatment (°C) (mg/1.) (S(") (PP() (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (PP1) 5M25508 S311500(X1 55145001(13 SM252011 S51255011 SM15000C SM4500HB 5M255011 SM4S000G SM450011B SM25208 0 FRS 0 FIRS 01-IRS 0 FIRS 24 I IRS 24 I IRS 24 FIRS 18!IRS 48 IIRS 48 FIRS 49 FIRS 0011 I ail. 7.&• A,Q .24 8 074.0 3.4I-3 9. 2 14 a-1 I 7.7 s c I .2'.3 024 o 7. lio g 3 8 0,1.3 7.14 ' I 2'/.4, ad 1 7- 55 8.d C 24 3 7.?8 E. .. 02q. I e24. 1 -7.-7o V . g 1) .L 3-• 7.4 e2&.i (94 .7 -t.3a ylr E- ay. I f.9D 8, 2_ a 5. 2 a q. i 7, e y s. 3 /gyp DO Meter 9 06E1533 OR 1134 pi1 Meter 9J20200067017/132612567033 Thermometer 300 50.3 Conductivity Meter,/ `/'S1 T P8.030 Comments: Shealy Unsmiling.LLc' Docvmenlntenbcr SC'F•TI3-322 a Replaces Dale 10 of3 0lI 1 1 13 Revision number 2 Effective Date OoI2S%I I -so iW5— Client Name: kJ i)( , d J_1)-1/„( "4 Sample ID: TO 115i Initiation Date: 6h / . DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: I)Stats input correct? Yes No CONTROL VALIDATION: 2)Does test pass? Yes No Mortality < 10% 3)If test failed,has client been notified? Yes No 4)Date of notification: ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5)Is DMR attaclunent correct? f\I Yes No 6)of I" mortality calc: r.....)1 Is test cover sheet correct? Yes No 7 Is dilution series 0 5or ?� Initials of 2"'mortality cafe: — > d o se s greater? Yes No Data input requirements met? ✓ 8) If there are anN protocol deviations.are they discussed Yes No All sample holding times met? in the Case Narrative? Sample information correct(see COC)? LEVEL II by: Temperatures in range? - LEVEL I by: EC,4)-1 Shealy Conu 1ttrtg.LU' Paige 1 ar3 Replaces Document number:SCF-TB-322 Date 10111,13 Revision uaunber-2 Effective Wit Oui/25/1! SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidopsis bahia EPA 821-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) CLIENT: /11AlJrt r V T f SAMPLE LOCATION: Jpj; , rt:Vi i)- (pn - -7 - b 1 TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): gip % Test Start Date/Time: 8/J1/02. 15,25 Test End Date/Time: 8/a 9A-' 15 a5 Test Organism Age: 3 d wrest Organism Source: A 7 Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: 07 4• Anemia Lot Number: TAD. 45) Salt WaterBatch:.5t✓L►S/Gv?O j Salinity: W5 96. Incubator#: Isac Datc/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up: /.. 7/ow Ia5D Date/Time Fed(it.24 hours: /4 Test Conditions(Check if in compliance.describe non-conformity if not): Test Solution Volume:200 mL •Test Chamber Volume: 250 mL • #Mysids/Rep: 10. 16 Hour Light/8 Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED DATE/TIME AT TOX t.AB TO190- THROLIGFIOUT J 01 5 3 fY/ / ENTIRE TEST E3/ r�J-ow 0gc25 Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst L4Ild C [ Date 6 la-7 Po 43'a35/_ Time 15a 5 15.25 Aerated at Start?How -_ Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Spearman-liar'ber or l'robit 48 Hour LC50: 95% Confidence Interval: - COMMENTS: pas, Shealy Consulting.l.l.t' 2 f 3 Document number SCF.PI1•322 Page .12 Replies Date'IOiI 1:11 Revision mother 2 Ft1eenve hate 06/25/I.l L� J 0 191c -• Client Name: >4 to hri'i Sc(i;rill-r)'LS Sample ID: TO)93 Initiation Date: g(c2 7/a-J L ' ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for Mvsidopsis bahia DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead % Mortality 24 Hours 48 Hours di/48 Hours Control A C B �� 0 5 B A ri C) A C 5,/ << B r A r B 0 C) F A l B e I S. / A B A B B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Temp. D.O. pH Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Treatment (°C) (mgll.) (St) (ppa (°C) (mgli.) (SI') (°C) (mg/l.) (Si") (Ppt) 8M25501) SM4S000C SM4500118 SAI252011 8M2350B SM.5000C S1%1.1500116 SM25506 SAI4S000G S545(101113 851252011 0 FIRS 0 HRS 0 FIRS 0 HRS 24 HRS 24 HRS 24 FIRS .18 I S 48 IIRS _48 FIRS 48 HRS COMIC a44 I 7.bI s.a a4.8 074 a ' .g'/ 8 3 5 a45 569.7 43. 2 .../ , Qia 7•-29 g. 3 (r 251 5.8li V 1 a,-/.2 .2'1- l 7 33 te .ik 7 5 a/ 95 t,0 ?LI a V N o 6. 9a e 1 v -2-1. 5 5. 31 -7. 5 -74.L{ WN.a 4 /9 ) DO Meter S 11010533 O FI IS pH Meter 8120200067017/(326125(7033 Thermometer 8 3 I503 conductivity Melerli .► / .0 A _- Comments: Shealy Cotwt@tag,LLC Page 3 of 3 Document minim-SCF-TE1-322 Replace::Date 10/11,13 RCOI,VPn uwttbcr 2EIT•cnrc D'ule.0o125rI I 1 rrt _9 TOt /j,r - Client Name:� � r Ara'1 ... / Vert 13' Sample ID: J D/g.3 Initiation Date: ¢!/J DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: l)Stats input correct? Yes No CONTROL VALIDATION: 2)Does test pass? Yes No Mortality < 10% ' 3)If test failed,has client en notified'' Y N 4)Date of notification: / • ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5)Is DMR attachment correct'? Yes No Initials of I"mortality calc: CL,r 6) Is test cover sheet correct? Yes No „r 7) Is dilution series 0.5 or greater? Yes No Initials of 2t'd mortality calc: Data input requirements met? ✓ 8)If there arc any protocol deviations.are they discussed Yes No in the Case Narrative? All sample holding times met? ✓ Sample information correct(see COC)? LEVEL II hy: Temperatures in range? ✓ LEVEL I by: EUji APPENDIX D AUGUST 31, 2020 TEST DATA SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC t42 SHEALY,-4 CHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD .-- CONSuuiNG.uc 343 W. Columbia Avenue• Batesburg-Leesville,SC 29006 Telephone No. (803)582-7996 I www.shealyconsulting.net Page of Requested Analysis Client , n Address C,ty State Zip Code Preservaivc Project Name ✓ — )� I Cnpres. 5.HCL I ;'t / /��,K. , C r 2.NaOH/ZnA 6.Na.7hio. t 3.H2SO4 7.NaOH Sampler Name Phone a Bottle Size: tic 1 4.HNO3 Preservative Codes: k a _ , Sample ID/Description °o�°'' Sampler Start Sampler End Sheaty Lab ID Indreate number of containers in the boxes below. (Containers for each sample may be combrnev on one line.; Date Time Date Time EIT/Li E n 4- /1 13 5--3 1 Gov �" `3-- 3I 0b3LI J oi9,4 7.Relinquished by Dare Time IT ed by Date Time s....,)csi 4 6P-3/-.),-, lees-5- 2. RzuisklQ,d by / ) (�at� time 2. eived bX• /� Date� Time t ' ,��� <• 0/' � ; L r` ,)c .�� I l c I2_uN . •l-; C aC I ca-\ 3.Relinq&l�'aed by Dat Time 3. eived by Da a Time J C Jfle.c.4-t 1�se_a.._ 9/1120 0 9,SO _ ( 01-11,L.D. Jh 2s,+^--' _4/1/ZO , 0930 4.Relinquished by Date Time 4. e ed by Date Time jIMIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIINImimE 0 Continuation of Custody on attached sheet 0 Received on ice(Circle) Yes No ice Pack SC Receipt Temp, 'C DISTRIBUTION:WHITE-Return to laboratory with Sample(s):CANARY-Field/Client Copy Document Number:SCF-TS-248 Rev.3 Effective Date: 6/1/2017 L SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC No 4542 SHEALY 0 CHAIN OF CUSTODY RECORD ON$ULTING.LLC 343 W.Columbia Avenue• Batesburg-Leesville,SC 29006 Telephone No. (803)582-7996 , www.shealyconsulting.net Page • of Client Nt.he r f ( 3-1-_ Address 1 1.9 City State Zip Code ''1� LP Preservaive Project Name 1.Unpres. 5.HCL T 1-- 2.NaOHfZnA 6.Na.lino.T L /0?C 1 �'! L2 3.H2SO4 7.NaOH Sampler Name Phone 4 Bottle Size: r2- 4.HNO3 Preservative Codes: J` Sample ID/Description c°^'0'' Sampler Start Sampler End Indicate number of containers in the boxes below. (Container;for each sample may be combinerd on one line) srac Date Time Date Time } r"Y_3/ Oft z <564 S44.44.64 .�r, •'1L QnD L} o G 4-4-- 0700 I 3—oI95 in-c1t,enIL- 46 L+ . , ' , Izs" NO ',tote ") I Jo19(0 _Ln 4 I L,cerr Li-C C 3 i l3iz it- cs`z Co' To r9 --1-n .-r 1,...ce n G. 'S 3 I (SO 1es.'-'11' $ ►'( 1Lrs-- ( Jof48 .Lncf(A. )-- 1- Lie G q3f l(",c(� 5ff 57 1 To I 9 9 1.Relinquished by l l� Date Time 1. c by • Date Time. 2. uished te, e T 2.�eceive�by Date Time i mac--- 1' I-,� 'y 4 �� )r ; r��� 5, 1-;<.b d L% 3.Reli uished b�c Date Time 3.Re ved b Jo c c A rte. q/ i 110 0 9 34 i.c.�. j�,7p i- q�t]� Time 0 9 3 R 4.Relinquished by Date Time 4.Recejd by Date Time ❑ Continuation of Custody on attached sheet 0 Received on ice(Circle) Yes No Ice Pack SC Receipt Temp•I C DISTRIBUTION:WHITE-Return to laboratory with Sample(s);CANARY-Field/Client Copy Document Number:SCF-TS-248 Rev.3 Effective Date: 6/1/2017 Shealy i'.autdtlnk.tic F'tbe I of) Ikictunent number SCF•TB.322 Reviunnnunber2 Replaces ctiveDatc.lo/lI/I3 Effective Date Ou4N17 SHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidopsis bahia EPA 821-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) CLIENT: f/1<.ber/ GJTe SAMPLE LOCATION: PPIulnT - toCcAcr 1 TEST CONCENTRATION IW • qD % Test Start Date/Time: q' I/01023 /y 3- ) Test End Date/Time: We:2 A D&O (5 0,5 Test Organism Agc: 3C1'ct Test Organism Source: AI Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: 211. 9 Anemia Lot Number T20-N 51 Salt Water Bat ch: Sw O 819 20-.? �5 %o Incubator#: 5 Salinity.:►� Annex Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up: 9/1/x .v /ca.)30 Date/Time Fed ra_�,24 hours: N 1 A Test Conditions(Check if in compliance.describe non-conformity if not): ✓ Test Solution Volume: 2(K)mL •Test Chamber Volume: 250 mL • #Mysids/Rep: 10 . 16 Hour Light/8 Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED D:VI•E/TIME RECEIVED DATE./TIME. AT FOX LAB TtlROUGHou'r T ID q4 S f 31120 08 ZO 0O ENTIRE TEST (]q CI Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst f4.0 f�Jz Date �� �a0. _0 9/aJa.O cgs-) Time /4 • ° 1.5-0.5 Aerated at Start?How Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Spearman-Karber or Probit 48 Hour LC50: 95% Confidence Interval: - COMMENTS: — / `), S S Slwaly Conanlong.LLC Page 2 of Document number SCE-TR-322 Repla xs Date:I011 1 1.1 R wnk n number 2 EO'a uve Date 06'25,I4 Client Name:fluber¢ WTe Ef'f'Itten# Sample ID: O1cw Initiation Date: 9 / 1120 ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for Mpsidopsis hahia DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead % Mortality 24 Hours 48 Hours 24 44 Hours Control A `'' B O c C e) 90 /. B 7, 5 / -- $ C I >1' D 0; — A B A B A B A B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. 1).0. pll Salinity Temp. D.O. pIt Temp. D.O. pH Salinity "Treatment (°C) (mgiL) (St') (PP)) eC) (mg/1.4 (SI') (°C) (mg/L) (SU) (ppt) S11125508 SM4501,0(: SM1450011B SM252011 SMISSOR 53,1450000 S13145001111 SM2ScoIl SM4S000G SM150014B SM25201) 0 FIRs 0 IIRS 0 HRS 0 HRS 24 HRS 24 HRS 211IRS 48 IIRS 18 FIRS 48 HAS 48!IRS Con+►o I .25S (2,8 8, O 94,q e2 .3 .7t a 8.0 9o% a5.-1 -7. I 8 ,0 0,-I.8 .2460 '7. 3 F . I " 3.Et.tir V fi/u6 DO kleter 8 06F:1533 0 05F1131 p11 Meter 01211200uo7u1 7/132012567033 Thermometer 8 310503 Conductivity‘letcr8 Y�3b Comments: Shealy Cbmulung.LLC Pegs 3 of 3 Document number:SCF-TB-322 Replaces Dale 10/11/I3 Revision number Z Effective Date-06R5'1.I Client Name: I- kerb E fl( Utn4 Sample ID:T0I qi4 Initiation Date: 20 DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: I)Stats input correct? Ycs No CONTROL VALIDATION: 2) Does test pass? Yes No Mortality< 10% 3)If test failed,has client been notified? k / 141 Yes No 4)Date of notification: ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5) Is DMR attachment correct? Yes No Initials of I"mortality cafe: J7 6) Is test cover sheet correct? Yes No Initials of 2"d mortality cote: 7) Is dilution series 0.5 or greater? Yes No 8) If there are any protocol deviations,arc the\ discussed Yes No Data input requirements met? 1/ in the Case Narrative? All sample holding times met? ✓ Sample information correct(see COC)? ✓ LEVEL II by: Temperatures in range? ✓ LEVEL I by: L .)1 Summary Sheet Ficd.Iy Huh.,r' Analyst EWT Test ID Sae 40 Specter. Amervamysrs bate.imysd sh'Iny01 Date 9r12020 Test Type Acute Sunman Lee ID Shanty IWC Conc 90 Input Number of Orgarvsms Eepaed or Counted Concentrabocs Repfteate Q 99 I 10 10 2 10 10 10 10 4 10 l0 Noma.,ul Optsnnms Stinson('or R.sp0mmrtd Coocanlrenpns Replcale 0 90 1 10 10 2 10 e 3 10 9 4 10 10 Total Oroanisms 40 40 Total Responcenp 40 37 %Responding 100 016 92 5 Output Staleeca'Data Conc Mean(Tanslolmed) Mean Shim CV I"lost v.a.r.,..suss anew pea•....am,,,y a.+a l.� 0 +4120181t2 1 0 n000 pan...".ea.ten r. 90 1 295056670 0 925 0 146953 0'13 NS •row,'ur:vae., NA O..e..s rAnsgsn.an.p•nu NA NA l.ttr, NA 40.,.a..v .e r.a NANA,a so.e:n NA real Accepteetley Cute,.. Crawler, Test Value Pass/Fad Cntenon Teal Value Pass/Fail Control mean +=09 I sass N4 NA NA respoe NA I ns NA PUSS A NA NA CGwmt CV NA 0 NA MS0 NA I.A. NA SAC Flaps No rap. Hypothesis lest T-Test with Bpnler'on•Adluslrnenl Point estimate lest REF NOEC LOEC _ LC50 95%Confidence Intervals 90 •90 'MEP "REP .REF' TST Calculated 1-value Table l-velue Retattve%Effect at IWC Peas NA NA 750 Note For slatisecel tests'NS-'notate,that the nencentlatrnn•,nil slebslrcally t.lfwpnl from me Mnlrol while m rn.),_ales that the cona,mlaeon n statsacally Olerent from the cannot Toxicity Test Results Cnrvo Type I I:00 ,lad _ g.sat 30e00 i 0.400 0 200 0 90 concenrrNwns NOTICE -" -- The Ln too Stales Environmental Protection Agency(EPA)Through Os Office of Waslewaler Management,!unclog and managm2 Ine development of the whoto effluent toxicity(WET)Tool descnbe0 here This is a tool that calculates WET test endpoints for the EPA- aooroved WET lest methyl.and is used by FPA.eternally for analvano valid WET lest data Neither the FPA nor any of then 9,32020 Pane I nl 1 wet anatyl•calspraansnc.l 20190910 S11,1y ..aaritmg.Ll.c Page I 43 I e+cumstl number SC P•TR-322 Replaces Dale 10eI 1,1 K n•+v.m number 2 IitTecttve Date 01e 2s I I SIHEALY CONSULTING, LLC. 48-HOUR ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION WITH Mysidopsis bahia EPA 821-R-02-012(METHOD 2007.0) CLIENT: Ell tint r4 L`)Tr� SAMPLE LOCATION: I Lie n'i - JQrryi Loe&I,'ern TEST CONCENTRATION (IWC): p %t 'r Test Start Date/Time: c Ji/:)C;J a 1L L C) Test End Date/Time: 9�'2/.ay.2C) 1 5—l0 Test Organism Age: 3 do.f.Test Organism Source: ►41. Temperature of Organisms at Initiation: 024. 9 Anemia Lot Numbed-20 -LI S i Salt Water Batch: ed 08 Oa)-25 Salinity: 25 960 incubator#:rl nnex Date/Time Fed prior to Test Set-up:d/I'a02JD r(1 3O Date/Time Fed a 24 hours: w I 0 Test Conditions(Check if in compliance.describe non-conformit) if not): ✓ Test Solution Volume: 200 mL •Test Chamber Volume: 250 mL . #Mysids/Rep: I0. 16 Hour Light/8 Hour Dark Cycle SAMPLE USAGE: SAMPLE ID COLLECTION WHEN USED DATE/TIME RECEIVED DATE/TIME _ AT ToX LAB _ 3o IMS - THROUGHOUT 20199 $13 `20 ENTIRE TEST 411120 0Ct3,2 Test Initiation 24 Hour Reading Test Termination Analyst f ')7 &JD/ Date l�//°2 v:20 9/a/Jo Time /Lig0 ( 510 Aerated at Start? How -- Long? RESULTS: Statistical Analysis Used: Toxcalc 5.0 Trimmed Spearman-Karber or Probit 48 Hour LC50: 95% Confidence Interval: - COMMENTS: Z71- - Feu1 y - Pass yc - Vass r f - 24 E, - Vass Slimly(imudmg,LLC Page 2 of3 Weinman munber SCF-TR-322 Replace:.Nate.10/11/13 Revuann number 2 Mann Date 06r25/14 To195- Client Name:(-1t►her4 Lore Inch n+ Sample ID:70199 Initiation Date: 9/120 ACUTE SERIAL DILUTION TEST for Mpsidopsis hahi« DAILY MORTALITY and WATER CHEMISTY DATA Treatment Replicate # Dead # Dead % Mortality 24 Hours 48 Hours 2' %Hours Control B 0 A 1 n L B I /CAL i A y 6 B A Li C B I 5 A I Li D B 1 (7) / Ln A Q LIE B i S" A B A B WATER CHEMISTRY DATA Temp. D.O. pH Salinity Temp. D.O. pH Temp. D.O. P11 Salinity Treatment (°C) (mg/1.) (S11 1ppt) (CC) (mg/L) (SC) (°C) (mg/'I.) IS1.) (PP() S\125506 SM45000G S\11500HR SM252011 S\12550I4 S\U5000G S\71500HB 551255013 S3i 15000G S5145001111 SN1252011 0 I ntS 0 IIRS 0 IIRS 0 IIRS 24 ORS 24,11 24 MRS 48 IIRS 18 FIRS 18 ORS 18 IIRS Con I d4.9 (o,b 8.4 ( .9 '25a 1 qli'O L3 4A a5 0 -1 .4_- i . I I -.4. a •3-. 46 a.5 5 (ski 8., ail, 3 e>z s ' -4-. a g. 3 &lc 21{9 -7, e. a4.o a5. a 7, g 6.3 7. 8 Lie a55 (4).-7- 9 . 9N 07'4 A 024.9 }. a 8.2 IH)Meter# 068.1533 OR 7333 pH Meter N1 2 0 2 0 011671)17/132612567033 Thermometer II 310 503 Conductivity Meter# YS I Pro 30 Comments: Shealy('attauIOng.LLC Putty l of+ Document number SCF•TR-322 Replaces Date I011 l I3 Revision number 2 Effective D. ,00:25;I II J TOr95- Client Name: T1 u�Gr 4 LiTP -Tn-1!uer Sample ID: To I99 Initiation Date: ct I/ZD DATA VALIDATION: LEVEL I: LEVEL II: l)Stats input correct? Yes No CONTROL VALIDATION: 2)Does test pass? A r , �� Yes No Mortality < 10% �/ 3)If test failed. has client been notified? a ( 4 _ Yes , No 4)Date of notification: ADDITION VERIFICATION: 5) Is DMR attachment correct? Yes No Initials of I"mortality calc: 1 6)Is test cover sheet correct? Yes No Initials of 2'mortality calc: - 7) Is dilution series 0.5 or greater? Yes , No Data input requirements met? ✓ 8)If there are any protocol deviations,are they discussed Yes No in the Case Narrative? All sample holding times met? Sample information correct(see COC)? LEVEL II by: Temperatures in range? ✓ LEVEL I by: (J) APPENDIX E TEST ORGANISM REFERENCE TOXICANT TESTS UAT Control Chart-I Control Limits for Standard Reference Toxicant Tests �� ACUTE•••Mysidopsis bahia(conducted by Hydrosphere Research) Q/NDICATOt... 1000 950 — ��- y� -�LC50 900 — The LC50 iswithinthe ntrol limns -AVG 850 — t -h.Upper Control Limit QA Signature �JALh �4 Date:09/02/20 ✓ -x-Lower Control Limit 800 Note:Dates with no corresponding LC50 data point,if present on chart,indicates an invalid test Note:If the control limit(s)for two or more consecutive tests are exceeded then the results must be 750 — explained here and the test must be repeated immediately(EPA-82I-R-02-012,Sections 4.15.3 &4.15.4,page 18). Also,Section 4.15.2 of the same Method states that"...reference toxicant 700 — r 650 vni 600 0 -� 550 500 +— +�- +�--+ - ' + + I�" +—+—w e 450 s' 400 --- 350 �� 300 — 250 -- 1 200 -- 150 x"---.•...x x x x x x,....--.-•x""'""x— x-----' 100 50 0 I I I I I I 4 I I I 1 I I I I I I I 2ir '''ir rib r- 6i5, i/ 4 -riy /0- //� �Z /ia. 1i, �-' �'i� Sir 6i/ er: 2 d?- 0/9 /�%D �%D 4t) -%fl -%9 /�%9 /2%O r/��/9 r/��/9 k2�/9 ���0 '% ' 0 °--, -0�� -0?, 4,-,,, �0�� /si20 Test Dates ''�+ Control Chart - II ��UA L jC "�4 Coefficient of Variation for Standard Reference Toxicant Tests � ACUTE Mysidopsis bahia(performed by Hydrosphere Research) -INDICATORS 0.500 0.490 - 0.480 - - CV= 0.26 0.470 —- -- The CV is less than or equal to the national 90th percentile. 0.460 - - Comments(if neededl• 0.450 0.440 - - QA Signature: te: 09/02/20 0.430 - 0.420 - 0.410 - -0-CV tNational 90th% 0.400 - • 0.390 - 2s 0.380 - • 0.370 - O 0.360 - O 0.350 - -ff v • 0.340 - 0.330 - 0.320 - 00 0.310 - n 0.300 - < 0.290 - 0.280 - 0.270 0.260 • • O O • • • 0.250 - 0.240 - 0.230 - 0.220 - 0.210 0.200 r t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L .2� Yi Y� tTi 1i dsi -0 ! ! ! !i .2 .2 .2i .P� 6i 6i c- 8� Yi Y d� c� J� !� .f� 9� Oi !i 6� .?� .� Yi i • .2 2019 ?0!9 S.30 9�0l9 0l9 2'0 C.la 0!9 �Ol9 �0l9 0!9 020 10c0 0�0 O�0�0 ?0c0 ?'0 9 010 20 0sS0 Test Dates REFERENCE TOXICANT LOG. Test: 48-hour Acute Species: Mysidopsis bahia Aquatic Indicators, Inc. '"% ;'"' Vendor: Aquatic Indicators "Toxicant: Copper Sulfate(}tg Cu/liter) Lower Upper N DATE LCSO AVG S.D. 2 SD +2 SD -2 SD CV National National Control Control 75th Y. 90th% Limit Limit 406 2/4/2019 532 345.53 99.77 199.54 545.07 145.99 0.27 0.26 0.26 165.85 525.21 407 3/4/2019 472 356.94 100.60 201.20 558.14 155.73 0.29 0.26 0.26 171.33 542.54 408 4/8/2019 357 346.97 88.97 177.94 524.91 169.03 0.28 0.26 0.26 166.55 527.39 409 4/29/2019 436 350.91 91.15 182.30 533.21 168.60 0.26 0.26 0.26 168.60 533.21 410 6/5/2019 277 345.62 92.26 184.51 530.13 161.11 0.26 0.26 0.26 161.11 530.13 411 7/1/2019 244 338.22 94.25 188.50 526.72 149.73 0.27 0.26 0.26 162.35 514.10 412 8/5/2019 240 326.62 91.16 182.31 508.93 144.31 0.28 0.26 0.26 156.78 496.46 413 9/9/2019 331 329.30 90.40 180.81 510.11 148.49 0.28 0.26 0.26 158.06 500.54 414 10/4/2019 277 320.76 86.59 173.18 493.94 147.59 0.27 0.26 0.26 153.97 487.56 415 11/4/2019 345 325.62 85.00 170.00 495.63 155.62 0.27 0.26 0.26 156.30 494.94 416 12/2/2019 271 325.72 84.94 169.87 495.59 155.84 0.26 0.26 0.26 155.84 495.59 417 1/6/2020 229 321.95 87.58 175.17 497.11 146.78 0.26 0.26 0.26 146.78 497.11 418 2/3/2020 308 317.19 85.48 170.96 488.15 146.23 0.27 0.26 0.26 152.25 482.12 419 3/2/2020 332 317.54 85.53 171.06 488.59 146.48 0.27 0.26 0.26 152.42 482.66 420 3/30/2020 290 315.94 85.74 171.48 487.41 144.46 0.27 0.26 0.26 151.65 480.22 421 5/4/2020 411 318.89 88.01 176.02 494.91 142.86 0.27 0.26 0.26 153.07 484.71 422 6/1/2020 416 329.08 86.84 173.68 502.76 155.40 0.28 0.26 0.26 157.96 500.20 423 6/29/2020 262 331.90 83.46 166.93 498.83 164.97 0.26 0.26 0.26 164.97 498.83 424 8/3/2020 244 330.55 84.71 169.41 499.97 161.14 0.25 0.26 0.26 161.14 499.97 425 8/31/2020 366 332.03 85.08 170.16 502.19 161.87 0.26 0.26 0.26 161.87 502.19 Aquatic Indicators,Inc. Acute Saltwater Method(EPA-821-R-02-012) 47 P.C)Hon 632-St.Augustine,Fl.32085-0632-(904)829.2780 Method#2007.0&SOP TST-003.02 ' Survival EeSi I� / RT for the month of: �ccSRT for the Client: Control Water: SSW Initiaton Date: B � s 1 / Termination Date: ` /7`2� ` {)--ejOiR Toxicant(desiccated): Cur-,desiccated Species: Mysidopsis bahia Code: MS Test Vessel: 500-mL Plastic Cup Stock Solution(Concentration): 0.1-g Cusn/L ID IF: I D�1 Age:Sek 0 Lab,®Comm Test Volume: 200-mLs per replicate Test Concentration(Units): µg WI L r Toxicant Use Counts pH Dissolved Oxygen(mg/L) 1 Salinity a2W Vol. (A -I— w p ofstoek Copper evoretem�xea: valid whsebs) (.ewuu�dan. re,..rie baa9.o.a4.) 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