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TUALATIN STANDARDS
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Tualatin Water Quality Standards/Criteria/TMDL Targets

Parameter Reach Standard/Criteria
Temperature   Salmonid fish rearing: No measurable increases when stream temps are greater than 64° F (17.8° C)
  Salmonid spawning (waters and periods): No measurable increases when stream temps are greater than 55° F (12.8° C)
Dissolved Oxygen All Waters: cool water habitat Grab samples: > 6.5 mg/L O2
Continuous monitoring: 30-day average of daily means > 6.5 mg/L, 7-day average of daily minimums > 5.0 mg/L, at all times > 4.0 mg/L
pH All Waters 6.5 < pH < 8.5
Ammonia

(May 1 - November 15)

Dilley (R.M. 58.5, upstream) & Scoggins Creek < 0.03 mg/L NH3-N
Golf Course Rd (R.M. 52.8, upstream) & Gales, Dairy and McKay Creeks < 0.04 mg/L NH3-N
Rood Bridge Rd (R.M. 39.1, upstream) < 0.05 mg/L NH3-N
Rock, Fanno and Chicken Creeks < 0.10 mg/L NH3-N
Farmington (R.M. 33.3, upstream) < 1.0 mg/L NH3-N
Mainstem (R.M. 0.0 to 38.5) & Rock, Fanno and Chicken Creeks < 0.85 mg/L NH3-N
Nitrate All Waters < 10 mg/L NO3-N (drinking water criteria)
Total Phosphorus

(May 1 - October 31)

Cherry Grove (upstream) < 0.02 mg/L T-PO4 as P
Dilley (R.M. 58.5 to 67.8) < 0.04 mg/L T-PO4 as P
Golf Course Rd (R.M. 52.8 to RM 58.8) & Gales, Dairy and McKay Creeks < 0.045 mg/L T-PO4 as P
Rood Bridge Rd (RM 39.1 to RM 52.8) < 0.05 mg/L T-PO4 as P
Scoggins Creek < 0.06 mg/L T-PO4 as P
Mainstem (R.M. 0.0 to 38.5) & Rock, Fanno and Chicken Creeks < 0.07 mg/L T-PO4 as P
E. coli All Waters No one time sample shall exceed 406 CFU/100 mL
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