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2010-2012 State IDEM Report of Water Allen County Annual Report to IDEM Addendum Text document Rule 13 - MS4 Annual Report: Attachment A Name: Matt Jarrett Date: 10/22/2012 Part D: PROGRAM MANAGEMENT - 327 IAC 15-13-18 16. Provide a summary of the following program management activities performed during the reporting period: a) If this is a co-permit, list all permittees and operators responsible for permit implementation for each entity. Co-permittee contacts for Allen County co-permit: 1.) Allen County – Matt Jarrett, MS4 Coordinator Allen County Surveyor’s Office 200 East Berry Street, Suite 350, Fort Wayne, IN 46802 260-449-3612; [email protected] 2.) Town of Leo-Cedarville – Jennifer Day, Stormwater Utility Clerk 13909 Pony Express Run, P.O. Box 408, Leo, IN 46765 260-627-6402; [email protected] 3.) Town of Huntertown - David Rudolph, Huntertown Clerk-Treasurer 15617 Lima Road, P.O. Box 95, Huntertown, IN 46748 [email protected] b) Identify changes to the MS4 area boundaries, including areas added or lost to the MS4 area via annexation or other similar means. No changes to the MS4 area boundaries took place. c) Identify follow-up or additional water quality characterizations completed during the reporting period if applicable. There will be multiple Ohio EPA crews in the Ohio portion of the Maumee River main stem and the lower segments of the Auglaize and Tiffin Rivers from June to October of 2012 to do water quality testing and monitoring. There will be approximately 31-33 sites in the watersheds. They will also collect multiple data at the New Haven USGS gage station in Indiana. Some crews will be out and about in the watershed at intermittent times through the season depending on the type of data they are collecting. There will also be biologists collecting fish, macro-invertebrates, fish tissue and doing nutrient and bacteria sampling for the related water quality models. The crews plan to collect five samples from each site on a two week cycle from mid-June to late August. There will be grab samples from other locations in the Maumee River between Fort Wayne and the New Haven Gage on the same days as the sampling will occur down-stream which will help the Upper Maumee River Watershed Group with their watershed planning and will be helpful to the TMDL Assessment down-stream. d) Provide updated receiving water information completed during the reporting period if applicable. 1 Pipe Pipe Size In Outfall Name Township Subdivision Material Inches Receiving Water Lincoln Industrial ab01OMN005 Aboite Park RCP 18 Anderson Drain Lincoln Industrial ab01OMN013 Aboite Park CMP 12 Anderson Lincoln Industrial ab01LIP048 Aboite Park RCP 24 Anderson Lincoln Industrial ab01vpw001 Aboite Park RCP 12 Roadside Ditch Lincoln Industrial ab01LIP042 Aboite Park RCP 21 Anderson Lincoln Industrial ab01LFS001 Aboite Park RCP 30 Anderson Lincoln Industrial ab01LIP044 Aboite Park CMP 12 Anderson Lincoln Industrial ab01lip049 Aboite Park CMP 12 Roadside Ditch Lincoln Industrial ab01omn0z1 Aboite Park RCP 24 Anderson Drain Lincoln Industrial ab01omn08t Aboite Park RCP 30 Anderson Drain ab03wsco02 Aboite Wescott Ridge RCP 18 Anderson Branch 1 Spur Lincoln Industrial ab01WRCA01 Aboite Park PVC 8 Railroad Swale Lincoln Industrial ab01WRCA03 Aboite Park PVC 10 Railroad Swale Lincoln Industrial ab01WRCA05 Aboite Park PVC Twin 8 Railroad Swale Lincoln Industrial ab01FTW01A Aboite Park RCP 15 Railroad Swale Lincoln Industrial ab01LIP019 Aboite Park RCP 30 Durnell Drain Lincoln Industrial ab01MSP205 Aboite Park PVC 12 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01MSP203 Aboite Park PVC 12 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01MSP101 Aboite Park Other 15 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01MSP201 Aboite Park RCP 12 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01INT005 Aboite Park PVC 12 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01INT007 Aboite Park HDPE 8 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01int020 Aboite Park PVC 6 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01int021 Aboite Park PVC 6 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01int022 Aboite Park PVC 6 Durnell 2 Lincoln Industrial ab01int023 Aboite Park HDPE 6 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01int024 Aboite Park PVC 6 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01int025 Aboite Park HDPE 6 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01LIP006 Aboite Park CMP 24 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01fwp500 Aboite Park CMP 12 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01ENV007 Aboite Park HDPE 15 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01LIP007 Aboite Park RCP 12 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01psg005 Aboite Park PVC 8 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01XOL007 Aboite Park RCP 24 Durnell Lincoln Industrial ab01XOL013 Aboite Park PVC 8 Durnell Lincoln Industrial Roadside Ditch then to ab01wrc001 Aboite Park RCP 21 Durnell Falls of Beaver ab02FBCC10 Aboite Creek RCP 15 Klaehn-Merritt Drain Falls of Beaver ab02FBCA06 Aboite Creek RCP 15 Klaehn-Merritt Drain Falls of Beaver ab02FBCB05 Aboite Creek RCP 12 Klaehn-Merritt Drain Falls of Beaver Swale then to Klaehn-Merritt ab02fbcd13 Aboite Creek HDPE 15 Drain ab17gro009 Aboite Grey Oaks HDPE 24 Swale Covington Manor ab17CMFOCD Aboite Farm HDPE 24 Aboite Creek Covington Manor ab17CMFOEA Aboite Farm HDPE 15 Aboite Creek Covington Manor ab17CMF010 Aboite Farm RCP 18 Aboite Creek Covington Manor ab17CMFOCV Aboite Farm HDPE 30 Aboite Creek ab30dvhk12 Aboite Devil's Hollow CMP 12 Aboite Creek ab19qhl013 Aboite Quail Hollow CMP 18 Swale then to Aboite Creek ab19qhl012 Aboite Quail Hollow CMP 15 Swale then to Aboite Creek ab19qhl016 Aboite Quail Hollow CMP 21 Swale then to Aboite Creek PVC- ab29tbca10 Aboite Timbercrest SDR35 12 Swale then to Aboite Creek PVC- ab29tbca05 Aboite Timbercrest SDR35 12 Swale then to Aboite Creek PVC- ab29tbc400 Aboite Timbercrest SDR35 12 Swale then to Aboite Creek ab29ambc02 Aboite Amber Highland RCP 48 Swale then to Natural Drain ab29ambc12 Aboite Amber Highland HDPE 48 Swale then to Natural Drain ab29amb-z5 Aboite Amber Highland CMP 18 Natural Drain ab30grf0b1 Aboite Grayfox CMP 12 Swale then to Aboite Creek 3 West Hamilton ab29whp005 Aboite Place HDPE 12 Swale West Hamilton ab29whp004 Aboite Place CMP 12 Swale West Hamilton ab29whp001 Aboite Place HDPE 18 Swale ab23OCP103 Aboite Olde Canal Place HDPE 18 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 PVC- ab23OCP101 Aboite Olde Canal Place SDR35 6 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 ab23ocp0ff Aboite Olde Canal Place RCP 36 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 ab24gte016 Aboite Verizon Inc. RCP 36 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 ab23ocp310 Aboite Verizon Inc. CMP 18 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 Coventry Meadows ab24cvt701 Aboite Apartments HDPE 12 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 Coventry Meadows ab24cvt601 Aboite Apartments RCP 12 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 Coventry Meadows ab24CVT741 Aboite Apartments HDPE 18 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 ab24res028 Aboite Residence Inn RCP 24 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 ab23HMP023 Aboite Hampton Inn RCP 15 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 ab23HMP016 Aboite Hampton Inn RCP 15 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 Extended Stay ab23EXT001 Aboite America Hotel RCP 12 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 Extended Stay ab23EXT002 Aboite America Hotel RCP 12 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 Extended Stay ab23EXT003 Aboite America Hotel RCP 12 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 Extended Stay ab23BSAS02 Aboite America Hotel RCP 15 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 ab24MWC498 Aboite Midwest Office Park HDPE 8 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 PVC- ab24dds007 Aboite Midwest Office Park SDR35 6 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 PVC- ab24ddsaa1 Aboite Midwest Office Park SDR35 12 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 PVC- ab24ddsaa7 Aboite Midwest Office Park SDR35 15 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 ab24mwcaa6 Aboite Midwest Office Park CMP 24 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 ab24mwc303 Aboite Midwest Office Park CMP 36 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 Liberty Mills Natural Drain #2 then to ab23lbm141 Aboite Apartments RCP 15 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 Landmark ab26lnd013 Aboite Reception Hall RCP 12 Graham McCulloch Br. #1 ab26krg029 Aboite Kroger on SR 24 HDPE 15 Roadside Ditch ab26krg025 Aboite Kroger on SR 24 HDPE 12 Roadside Ditch ab26krg030 Aboite Kroger on SR 24 HDPE 36 Roadside Ditch Staybridge Suites Hotel across from ab26stb029 Aboite Kroger RCP 12 Roadside Ditch Indiana State Police ab23ispc10 Aboite Post VCP 12 Swale 4 ab24ASH003 Aboite Ash Financial HDPE 15 D'Andrea ab24ASH001 Aboite Ash Financial HDPE 15 D'Andrea ab24ASH009 Aboite Ash Financial HDPE 15 D'Andrea ab24ASH005 Aboite Ash Financial HDPE 15 D'Andrea ab24MWC009 Aboite Midwest Office Park HDPE 12 D'Andrea ab24mwc015 Aboite Midwest Office Park HDPE 12 D'Andrea Canterbury Athletic ab18cnt013 Aboite Field HDPE 8 Eagle Marsh Canterbury Athletic ab18cnt003 Aboite Field RCP 30 Swale then to Junk Ditch Canterbury Athletic ab18cnt010 Aboite Field HDPE 12 Swale then to Junk Ditch Cedar cc30mll0a1 Creek Mallards Lake RCP 21 Natural Drain #3 Cedar cc31egr049 Creek Eagle River RCP 18 Natural Drain #3 Cedar cc31egr032 Creek Eagle River HDPE 12 St. Joseph River Cedar cc31egr034 Creek Eagle River HDPE 24 St. Joseph River Cedar cc31egr043 Creek Eagle River RCP 12 St. Joseph River Cedar cc31twt002 Creek Twin Trails RCP 12 CC Natural Drain #3 Cedar cc31twt004 Creek Twin Trails HDPE 12 CC Natural Drain #3 Cedar cc31oap001 Creek Oak Pointe RCP 21 CC Natural Drain #3 Cedar cc31oap00m Creek Oak Pointe HDPE 24 CC Natural Drain #3 Cedar cc31oap005 Creek Oak Pointe RCP 12 CC Natural Drain #3 Cedar cc31oap00a Creek Oak Pointe CMP 21 CC Natural Drain #3 Cedar cc31oap002 Creek Oak Pointe CMP 12 CC Natural Drain #3 Cedar cc31ogr01h Creek Oak Grove RCP 15 Swale Cedar cc31trw003 Creek Tradewinds CMP 10 Swale Cedar cc32cgl001 Creek Cedar Glens HDPE 15 St. Joseph River Cedar cc32cgl002 Creek Cedar Glens HDPE 30 St. Joseph River Cedar cc32cgl003 Creek Cedar Glens HDPE 15 St. Joseph River Cedar cc32cgl004 Creek Cedar Glens RCP 30 Natural Drain #3 Cedar Apple Valley Mobile PVC- sj04avm007 Creek Home Park SDR35 6 St. Joseph River sj04cwl008 St. Joseph Cottonwood Lake CMP 12 St. Joseph River sj04cwl009 St. Joseph Cottonwood Lake RCP 12 St. Joseph River sj04cwl010 St. Joseph Cottonwood Lake RCP 27 St. Joseph River 5 sj04cwl011 St. Joseph Cottonwood Lake RCP 18 St. Joseph River sj03rbb007 St. Joseph River Bend Bluffs RCP 36 St. Joseph River sj03rbb006 St.
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