Degradation of Aesthetics Sample Clauses

Degradation of Aesthetics. An aesthetic impairment occurs when any substance in water produces a persistent objectionable deposit, unnatural color or turbidity, or unnatural odor (e.g. oil slick, surface scum) (emphasis added, IJC, 1989). For the Lake Erie LaMP process, the IJC listing criteria for evaluating aesthetic impairments in Lake Erie have been adopted with the following additions: • Whether an aesthetic problem is naturally occurring or man-made does not affect its potential designation as an impairment; • The fact that there is currently no known solution to an aesthetic problem does not affect its potential designation as an impairment. S e c t i o n 4 Type of Impairment Determination of Impairment Location/Extent of Impairment Known Causes of Impairment Notes High Turbidity Impaired. Maumee, Rouge River and River Raisin AOCs - western basin; Black and Cuyahoga (navigation channel) AOCs - central basin. Agricultural and urban point and nonpoint source runoff and storms stirring up bottom sediments. Obnoxious Odors Impaired due to dead fish and Cladophora; Inconclusive due to decaying zebra mussels. Cuyahoga AOC - central basin (fish); Cladophora fouling has occurred at Lake Erie State Park Beach, New York and Xxxxxxx Bay, Ontario. Decaying algae and fish. Although decaying zebra mussels and combined sewer overflow discharges of raw sewage are known to cause obnoxious odors, it appears from information to date that these problems are not persistent in Lake Erie.
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