Program Changes and Updates Sample Clauses

Program Changes and Updates. This sampling program has been in place since 2009. The 2016 study plan presented a review of changes to the sampling plan that had not been captured in previous study plans. The reader is referred to that study plan for documentation of past changes. Changes made to the sampling programs and implemented in 2017 and 2019 are discussed in the 2017 and 2019 study plans respectively. These changes were necessary to reduce program costs and bring the program back to the budget set in IM 15, though funds from IM 11 were also diverted to allow the IM 15 sampling program to continue. Due to multiple years of program costs exceeding the IM 15 budget, additional changes were necessary to reduce program costs for the 2021 sampling program. Program changes were determined with input from the Interim Measures Implementation Committee (IMIC) Water Quality Group to bring the program costs back to the $500,000 available IM 15 budget. The final program changes reduced overall costs while retaining the integrity of the sampling program; these are discussed in detail in the 2021 final study plan. No changes were made to the 2023 study plan. All targeted constituents, locations, and frequencies of sampling remain the same as in 2022.
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Program Changes and Updates. This sampling program has been in place with relatively few changes since 2009. The 2016 study plan presented a review of changes to the sampling plan that had not been captured in previous study plans. The reader is referred to that study plan for documentation of those changes. Changes made to the sampling programs and implemented in 2017 are discussed in the 2017 study plan. These changes were necessary to reduce program costs and bring the program back to the budget set in IM 15. There were no changes made to the 2018 program compared to 2017. Starting in 2016 and extending through mid- 2017, PacifiCorp conducted a comprehensive review of KHSA data from 2009-2015. One of the first steps in this process was to standardize site names, site identification codes, and site river miles. This standardization has been carried forward into this study plan. As a result there may be slight differences in site names or river miles when compared to study plans from previous years. All the data files from previous years however, have been updated with the consistent naming system.
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Program Changes and Updates. This sampling program has been in place with relatively few changes since 2009. The 2016 study plan presented a review of changes to the sampling plan that had not been captured in previous study plans. The reader is referred to that study plan for documentation of those changes. Changes made to the sampling programs and implemented in 2017 are discussed in the 2017 study plan. These changes were necessary to reduce program costs and bring the program back to the budget set in IM 15. In 2019, the analysis of microcystin congeners was eliminated at the Klamath River at I-5 Rest Area (KRIB) and the Klamath River South Slough (KRSS) sites. This was done because the information was not being used for public health analysis and there are growing concerns about anatoxin-a levels for which sampling and analysis is not routinely conducted. Therefore, samples from these two sites will be analyzed for anatoxin-a only. The sampling schedule for the KRIB site remains the same and the KRSS schedule is monthly from July through October. Analysis of samples for microcystin congeners at the Klamath River at Weitchpec (KR04350) baseline site was also changed to anatoxin-a analysis on the same schedule and baseline sampling protocols. Sampling protocols were not changed, just re-assigned to these sites as necessary to reflect a change from the baseline sampling program to public health sampling program, following the same approved protocol.
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Program Changes and Updates. This sampling program has been in place with relatively few changes since 2009. The 2016 study plan presented a review of changes to the sampling plan that had not been captured in previous study plans. The reader is referred to that study plan for documentation of those changes. Until 2016, this program had been successful at operating under the fixed IM 15 budget. In 2016 it was necessary to appropriate approximately $112,000 from other KHSA Interim Measure funds to cover increases in cost. The KHSA water quality monitoring group met via conference call on November 28 and December 2, 13, and 20, 2016 to discuss changes to this study design necessary to bring the program back under budget. The following changes were made as a result of these discussions: 1. ODEQ volunteered to continue to collect all public health samples at the public health sites in the upper basin that were added in 2016 (Table 2). 2. The Klamath River above X.X. Xxxxx reservoir (KR22822) and X.X. Xxxxx reservoir (KR22478) sites were removed from the baseline sampling program. 3. The QA spike sample set was reduced from two to one per trip for samples collected by PacifiCorp. 4. All February baseline samples were dropped except for those collected by BOR at Link and Keno dams and Keno reservoir at Xxxxxx Island. 5. The PacifiCorp contingency trip was removed. 6. Sampling entities will only submit public health phytoplankton samples in May (1 sample from PacifiCorp and ODEQ only), June (2 from each sampling entity and location), and July (2 from each sampling entity and location) and rush all of these samples. If a sampling entity desires, samples may be collected after July, but analysis will not be funded through IM 15. Samples would continue to be sent to EPA for microcystin analysis throughout the season (May through November or December). 7. Samples will not be submitted to labs for analysis of volatile suspended solids. 8. The second November public health trip for PacifiCorp sites was combined with the early December baseline trip. 9. The frequency of phytoplankton analysis at Klamath River near Klamath (KR00600), Klamath River at Orleans (KR05910), Klamath River below Seiad (KR12850), Klamath River above Shovel Creek (KR20642; formerly called Klamath River at Stateline), Klamath River below USGS gage (KR21950), Klamath River below Keno Dam (KR23340), and Keno at Xxxxxx Island (KR24600) was changed from monthly March through November (M-) to monthly from May through October (M/S)...
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Program Changes and Updates. This sampling program has been in place with relatively few changes since 2009. The 2016 study plan presented a review of changes to the sampling plan that had not been captured in previous study plans. The reader is referred to that study plan for documentation of those changes. Changes made to the sampling programs and implemented in 2017 and 2019 are discussed in the 2017 and 2019 study plans respectively. These changes were necessary to reduce program costs and bring the program back to the budget set in IM 15. There are no proposed changes to the 2020 study plan.
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