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2015 Meeting Tuesday November 17 2015 David Pond Freshwater Diversion Advisory Committee Flood Control Act 1965 and WRDA 1974 Constructed by USACE operated by CPRA Four 14 ft 2 ID: 759428

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Davis Pond Freshwater Diversion Advisory Committee2015 MeetingTuesday, November 17, 2015

David Pond Freshwater Diversion Advisory Committee

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Flood Control Act 1965 and WRDA 1974Constructed by USACE, operated by CPRA* Four 14 ft2 gated culverts* Discharge = 10,650 cfs Operational oversight by TWG/DPACOnline in 2002 (2009 with drainage resolved)

Davis Pond Facts

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Davis Pond Goals

Enhancement of emergent marsh vegetation growthReduction of marsh lossIncrease significant commercial and recreational fisheries productivityIncrease significant commercial and recreational wildlife productivity

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2014 Data Results2015 Operations and Maintenance2016 Proposed Operation Plan

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Data Results 2014

Oysters continue to be of concernAll other fisheries/wildlife within range and consistent with historical variations

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2010

2013

Davis Pond Freshwater Diversion Ponding Area

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From December through May, the intent is to operate the diversion to maintain the seasonal average salinity at the 15 ppt line, based on data from the Barataria Bay N Grand Terre gauge. From June through November, operations will be based on the monthly salinity range at the 5 ppt line utilizing the Barataria Waterway S of Lafitte gauge as the primary gauge. Little Lake Bay Dos Gris will also be monitored. The structure will be operated when the 14-day moving average salinity is within or above the long term data range for the gauge(s) in use. When the moving average drops below the low trigger (the greater of the long term average minus1SD or 5ppt) the diversion operations will be maintained at the minimum of 1000cfs until the moving average re-enters the operational range. Operational settings are not to exceed 10,000 cfs.

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2015 Operational Plan

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* Discharges may deviate from operational plan as outlined below:

Emergency, maintenance and local parish situations will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis to determine operational needs. The DPAC shall be notified if operations outside of the plan are required.

 

Structure may be operated for public relations and/or educational purposes, though output is not to exceed 5000

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for a duration of no longer than 2 hours.

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2015 Operations Activity

Gates 1 and 4 repaired2015 PULSE 10 day pulse, 2 day ramp downMarch 14- March 24: main pulse ~10,000cfsMarch 24 ~ noon-March 26 ~ 3pm: 5000 cfs ramp-down Back to minimum ~1000 cfs afternoon of March 26

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USGS gauge calibrations

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Pulse Information

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Temperature, degrees

Celcius

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Proposed 2016 Operation Plan

TWG met 9/22/15 and 10/29/15LDWF input: coordinate during spring brown shrimp migration, continue to consider oyster development14-day moving average, 30-day and running annual monitoredBarataria Grand Terre(15ppt) and Barataria Waterway S of Lafitte (5ppt) Long-Term Averages utilizedOperations not to exceed 10,000 cfs

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December-May: 15ppt line

Barataria Grand Terre Gauge(USGS # 291929089562600) Hackberry Bay (public oyster grounds) utilized for supporting information and guidance

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June-November: 5ppt line

Barataria Waterway S Lafitte Gauge (USGS # 292859090004000)- operational range tailored to this gauge (previously combined)Bay Dos Gris and Hackberry Bay (public oyster grounds) utilized for supporting information and guidance

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*Discharges may deviate from operational plan as outlined below:Emergency, maintenance and local parish situations will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis to determine operational needs. The DPAC shall be notified if operations outside of the plan are required.  Structure may be operated for public relations and/or educational purposes, though output is not to exceed 5000 cfs for a duration of no longer than 2 hours. Coordination with LDWF during post-larval brown shrimp migration period and oyster reproductive seasons to assist in operational decisions/adjustments to maximize benefit.

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More transparency in operations

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http://coastal.la.gov/diversion-operations

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Forecast Model

Monitoring

Coastwide

monitoring program (SWAMP)

Coordination with LDWF

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2 months confidential, 10 months of data reported

Only thru June available: 3 months confidential, 3 months of data

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Flow History