Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Division of Water Resources William R. Snodgrass Tennessee Tower, 312 Rosa L. Parks Avenue, 11th Floor, Nashville, Tennessee 37243 1-888-891-8332 (TDEC)

Phase II Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Annual Report

1. MS4 Information

Name of MS4: City of Bristol, TN MS4 Permit Number: TNS075183

Contact Person: Jacob Chandler Email Address: [email protected] MS4 Program Web Address: Telephone: (423) 989.5585 https://www.bristoltn.org/134/Stormwater-Information Mailing Address: 212 Blackley Road City: Bristol State: TN ZIP code: 37621

What is the current population of your MS4? 26,842 What is the reporting period for this annual report? July1 2017 to June 30 2018

2. Discharges to Waterbodies with Unavailable Parameters or Exceptional Tennessee Waters (Section 3.1)

A. Does your MS4 discharge into waters with unavailable parameters (previously referred to as impaired) for pathogens, nutrients, siltation or other parameters related to Yes No stormwater runoff from urbanized areas as listed on TN’s most current 303(d) list and/or according to the on-line state GIS mapping tool (tdeconline.tn.gov/dwr/)? If yes, attach a list.

B. Are there established and approved TMDLs (http://www.tn.gov/environment/article/wr- Yes No ws-tennessees-total-maximum-daily-load-tmdl-program) with waste load allocations for MS4 discharges in your jurisdiction? If yes, attach a list. C. Does your MS4 discharge to any Exceptional Tennessee Waters (ETWs - http://environment-online.tn.gov:8080/pls/enf_reports/f?p=9034:34304:4880790061142)? If yes, Yes No attach a list. D. Are you implementing specific Best Management Practices (BMPs) to control pollutant discharges to waterbodies with unavailable parameters or ETWs? If yes, describe the specific practices: The City manages a Qualifying Local Program (QLP) in accordance with the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) Construction General Permit (CGP) and the TDEC Erosion and Sediment Control Handbook that requires a higher degree of protection during construction activities for waterbodies with Yes No unavailable parameters or ETWs. The City requires post-construction water quality treatment and stream buffers for projects that disturb more than 1-acre, while this is a City wide requirement, it serves to protect all waterbodies. The City requires channel protection for all projects that disturb more than 1-acre, while this is a City wide requirement, it serves to protect all waterbodies.

3. Public Education/Outreach and Involvement/Participation (Sections 4.2.1 and 4.2.2) A. Have you developed a Public Information and Education plan (PIE)? Yes No

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B. Is your public education program targeting specific pollutants and sources, such as Hot Spots? If yes, describe the specific pollutants and/or sources targeted by your public education program: When development projects are submitted the City requires a Special Pollution Abatement Plan (SPAP) for developments that are consider Hot Spots. The SPAP specifically targets pollutants that are generated on each Hot Spot development. The City has developed and maintains a map of Hot Spots and has created a program to educate each owner of Hot Spot sources. The City has created a brochure that was sent to the Hot Spots list to educate and inform of the hazards of contaminated water runoff. The City is a participating member in the Tennessee Stormwater Association (TNSA) Tennessee Association of Broadcasters (TAB) Public Education Program, which airs stormwater education segments on the radio; please Yes No refer to the attachment. TNSA has also started a social media campaign, which consists of static ads related to the season and activates per month. The City airs stormwater educational segments on BTN-TV that target specific audiences and pollutants; 17,720 segments were aired during the year. The segments contain information on pesticides, motor oil, leaves, animal waste, and trash. 1210 water adventure coloring books and 1786 stormwater brochures were distributed to the Bristol Tennessee City School System. The City maintains information on the stormwater website that targets specific pollutants of concern, such as pesticides, fertilizers, and herbicides; the websites has 264 views with an average time spent of 1-minute, and 30- seconds. C. Do you have a webpage dedicated to your stormwater program? If yes, provide a Yes No link/URL: http://www.bristoltn.org/134/Stormwater-Information

D. Summarize how you advertise and publicize your public education, outreach, involvement and participation opportunities: The City primarily relies on BTN-TV, the City’s website, and social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Flickr, and Periscope) to advertise and publicize the public education, outreach, involvement, and participation opportunities.The City maintains a Calendar on the City website where the City advertises different events, such as stream cleanup events. The City is in the process of updating the financial system, which will allow the City the ability to advertise and provide information to the public on utility bills. The City partners with various organizations to support various environmental efforts, such as stream cleanups and 100k/250k tree days. E. Summarize the public education, outreach, involvement and participation activities you completed during this reporting period: The City participated in the TNSA TAB program, provided school material for distribution as detailed above, and was a distribution point for the 250k Tree Day Event. The City advertised the following events on the City website calendar: Boone Lake Cleanup Day on April 28, 2018 and Household Hazardous Waste Collection on April 28, 2018. The City is a board member of the Boone Watershed Partnership that provides various activities, events, and sponsorships through the year. F. Summarize any specific successful outcome(s) (e.g., citizen involvement, pollutant reduction, water quality improvement, etc.) fully or partially attributable to your public education and participation program during this reporting period: South Holston lake and river clean up was held August 11,2018. The South Holston event had 454 volunteers that collected 750 (7.5 tons) tires, and 6.64 tons of house hold trash. Household Hazardous Waste collection was held April 28, 2018. The Household hazardous waste event collected 1313 flamable liquids, 294 acids, 392 caustics, 213 oxidizers, 2531 poisons, 1418 oil paints, 801 aerosols, 2 mercury, 565 fluorescent lamps, and 2544 non flamable liquids. The City was a distribution point for the Tennessee Enviromental Council 250k Tree Day Event.

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4. Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination (Section 4.2.3) A. Have you developed and do you continue to update a storm sewer system map that shows the location of system outfalls where the municipal storm sewer system Yes No discharges into waters of the state or conveyances owned or operated by another MS4? B. If yes, does the map include inputs into the storm sewer collection system, such as the inlets, catch basins, drop structures or other defined contributing points to the Yes No sewershed of that outfall, and general direction of stormwater flow? C. How many outfalls have you identified in your storm sewer system? 112 D. Do you have an ordinance, or other regulatory mechanism, that prohibits non- Yes No stormwater discharges into your storm sewer system? E. Have you implemented a plan to detect, identify and eliminate non-stormwater discharges, including illegal disposal, throughout the storm sewer system? If yes, provide a summary: The City performs outfall assessments using the Maryland Stream Corridor Assessment Survey Protocols to visually determine if there are possible illicit Yes No discharges. If an illicit discharge is suspected, the City will use a storm sewer system map to track the discharge further upstream. The City also provides staff training regarding illicit discharges and relies on the field staff to be cognizant of potential illicit discharges or dumping. F. How many illicit discharge related complaints were received this reporting period? 5 G. How many illicit discharge investigations were performed this reporting period? 5 H. Of those investigations performed, how many resulted in valid illicit discharges that were addressed and/or eliminated? 2

5. Construction Site Stormwater Runoff Pollutant Control (Section 4.2.4) A. Do you have an ordinance or other regulatory mechanism requiring: Construction site operators to implement appropriate erosion prevention and sediment Yes No control BMPs consistent with those described in the TDEC EPSC Handbook?

Construction site operators to control wastes such as discarded building materials, Yes No concrete truck washout, chemicals, litter, and sanitary waste?

Design storm and special conditions for unavailable parameters waters or Exceptional Yes No Tennessee Waters consistent with those of the current Tennessee Construction General Permit (TNR100000)?

B. Do you have specific procedures for construction site plan (including erosion prevention Yes No and sediment BMPs) review and approval?

C. Do you have sanctions to enforce compliance? Yes No

D. Do you hold pre-construction meetings with operators of priority construction activities Yes No and inspect priority construction sites at least monthly? E. How many construction sites disturbing at least one acre or greater were active in your jurisdiction this reporting period? 20 F. How many active priority and non-priority construction sites were inspected this reporting period? 20 G. How many construction related complaints were received this reporting period? 0

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6. Permanent Stormwater Management at New Development and Redevelopment Projects (Section 4.2.5) A. Do you have a regulatory mechanism (e.g. ordinance) requiring permanent stormwater pollutant removal for development and redevelopment projects? If no, have you Yes No submitted an Implementation Plan to the Division? Yes No B. Do you have an ordinance or other regulatory mechanism requiring: Site plan review and approval of new and re-development projects? Yes No A process to ensure stormwater control measures (SCMs) are properly installed and Yes No maintained? Permanent water quality riparian buffers? If yes, specify requirements: For all sites that disturbed more than 1-acre, a vegetated buffer is required from waterbodies and the Yes No

width is a minimum of 25-feet from top of bank. C. What is the threshold for development and redevelopment project plans plan review (e.g., all projects, projects disturbing greater than one acre, etc.)? All Projects D. How many development and redevelopment project plans were reviewed for this reporting period? 14 E. How many development and redevelopment project plans were approved? 11 F. How many permanent stormwater related complaints were received this reporting period? 276 G. How many enforcement actions were taken to address improper installation or maintenance? 0 H. Do you have a system to inventory and track the status of all public and private SCMs Yes No installed on development and redevelopment projects? I. Does your program include an off-site stormwater mitigation or payment into public Yes No stormwater fund? If yes, specify. N/A

7. Stormwater Management for Municipal Operations (Section 4.2.6) A. As applicable, have stormwater related operation and maintenance plans that include information related to maintenance activities, schedules and the proper disposal of waste from structural and non-structural stormwater controls been developed and implemented at the following municipal operations: Streets, roads, highways? Yes No Municipal parking lots? Yes No Maintenance and storage yards? Yes No Fleet or maintenance shops with outdoor storage areas? Yes No Salt and storage locations? Yes No Snow disposal areas? Yes No

Waste disposal, storage, and transfer stations? Yes No

B. Do you have a training program for employees responsible for municipal operations at facilities within the jurisdiction that handle, generate and/or store materials which Yes No constitute a potential pollutant of concern for MS4s? If yes, are new applicable employees trained within six months, and existing applicable Yes No employees trained and/or retrained within the permit term?

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8. Reviewing and Updating Stormwater Management Programs (Section 4.4) A. Describe any revisions to your program implemented during this reporting period including but not limited to: Modifications or replacement of an ineffective activity/control measure. Additional SOPs and updates to SOPs have been made throughout the year to provide additional guidance to City staff regarding day to day activities and services provided. Changes to the program as required by the division to satisfy permit requirements. The City has completed most of the items indicated in the 2016 MS4 Audit Corrective Action Plan. The only iteam that remains uncompleted is the update to the permanent SCM Mainteance Program. The City's consultant has been working on completeing the owners guide and an updated ordinance for the City. The guide and ordinance was orginally estimated to be completed by Summer 2017, however the creation of both has taken longer than expected. Information (e.g. additional acreage, outfalls, BMPs) on newly annexed areas and any resulting updates to your program. N/A B. In preparation for this annual report, have you performed an overall assessment of your stormwater management program effectiveness? If yes, summarize the assessment results, and any modifications and improvements scheduled to be implemented in the Yes No next reporting period. As a result of the 2016 Audit, a review of all City's SOP was performed and additional SOPs were created while other SOPs were updated to provide additional guidance to City staff.

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9. Enforcement Response Plan (Section 4.5) A. Have you implemented an enforcement response plan that includes progressive enforcement actions to address non-compliance, and allows the maximum penalties Yes No specified in TCA 68-221-1106? If no, explain. B. As applicable, identify which of the following types of enforcement actions (or their equivalent) were used during this reporting period; indicate the number of actions, the minimum measure (e.g., construction, illicit discharge, permanent stormwater management), and note those for which you do not have authority:

Permanent Illicit Action Construction In Your ERP? Stormwater Discharge

Verbal warnings #1 # #5 Yes No Written notices #1 # #5 Yes No Citations with # # # Yes No administrative penalties Stop work orders # # # Yes No Withholding of plan approvals or other # # # Yes No authorizations Additional Measures # # # Describe: The City has a variety of compliance measures in the ERP not listed above. C. Do you track instances of non-compliance and related enforcement documentation? Yes No D. What were the most common types of non-compliance instances documented during this reporting period? Most non-compliance issue are related to maintaining erosion and sediment control practices and enforcing the twice-weekly inspections.

10. Monitoring, Recordkeeping and reporting (Section 5) A. Summarize any analytical monitoring activities (e.g., planning, collection, evaluation of results) performed during this reporting period. The City has been working to setup a meeting with TDEC regarding monitoring activities. B. Summarize any non-analytical monitoring activities (e.g., planning, collection, evaluation of results) performed during this reporting period. The City has been working to set up a meeting with TDEC regarding monitoring activites. C. If applicable, are monitoring records for activities performed during this reporting period Yes No submitted with this report.

11. Certification

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Tennessee Department of Revenue Drive Insured TN Tennessee Association of Broadcasters Public Education Program Summary Report - July, 2017

Station (s) City Region Units Total WUCT Algood / Cookeville Middle 39$ 191.20 WBXE FM Baxter / Cookeville Middle 69$ 571.00 OTLW HD Clarksville Middle 26$ 390.00 WCVQ FM Clarksville Middle 28$ 840.00 WCVQ HD 2- SUNNY Clarksville Middle 25$ 375.00 WKFN Clarksville Middle 24$ 720.00 WRND FM Clarksville Middle 28$ 840.00 WVVR FM Clarksville Middle 28$ 840.00 WZZP FM Clarksville Middle 21$ 630.00 WKSW FM Cookeville Middle 1$ 25.00 WPTN AM / FM Cookeville Middle 1$ 14.00 WRLT FM Franklin / Nashville Middle 5$ 90.00 WKPT AM / FM Kingsport East 3$ 30.00 WRZK FM Kingsport East 2$ 30.00 WTFM FM Kingsport East 1$ 55.00 WLQK FM Livingston Middle 50$ 351.36 WKXD FM Monterey Middle 49$ 391.14 WLIK Newport East 1$ 8.00 TOTALS: 401 $ 6,391.70 Tennessee Stormwater Association Tennessee Association of Broadcasters Public Education Program Summary Report - August, 2017

Station (s) City Region Units Total WUCT Algood / Cookeville Middle 3$ 12.00 WBXE FM Baxter / Cookeville Middle 3$ 36.00 WRKM Carthage Middle 25$ 200.00 WUCZ FM Carthage Middle 25$ 250.00 WLQK FM Livingston Middle 2$ 48.00 WKXD FM Monterey Middle 4$ 60.00 WHMT AM / FM Tullahoma Middle 36$ 180.00 TOTALS: 98 $ 786.00 Tennessee Stormwater Association Tennessee Association of Broadcasters Public Education Program Summary Report - September, 2017

Station (s) City Region Units Total WMPS Bartlett West 12$ 600.00 WUCZ FM Carthage Middle 3$ 30.00 WYSH AM Clinton East 30$ 300.00 WEKR Fayetteville Middle 30$ 300.00 WYTM FM Fayetteville Middle 30$ 300.00 WMYL FM Halls Crossroads East 30$ 750.00 WQLA La Follette East 30$ 300.00 WLIV Livingston Middle 11$ 60.50 WLIV FM Livingston Middle 11$ 99.00 WHDM AM / FM McKenzie West 21$ 84.00 WHBQ AM Memphis West 12$ 600.00 WLZK FM Paris West 19$ 76.00 WMUF FM Paris West 19$ 76.00 WRQR AM / FM Paris West 21$ 84.00 TOTALS: 279 $ 3,659.50 Tennessee Stormwater Association Tennessee Association of Broadcasters Public Education Program Summary Report - October, 2017

Station (s) City Region Units Total WUCT Algood / Cookeville Middle 9$ 48.00 WMPS Bartlett West 12$ 600.00 WBXE FM Baxter / Cookeville Middle 5$ 48.00 WMOD FM Bolivar West 25$ 125.00 WRKM Carthage Middle 3$ 24.00 WUCZ FM Carthage Middle 3$ 30.00 WDEF FM Chattanooga East 7$ 315.00 WDOD FM Chattanooga East 7$ 315.00 OTLW HD Clarksville Middle 7$ 105.00 WCVQ FM Clarksville Middle 11$ 330.00 WCVQ HD 2- SUNNY Clarksville Middle 4$ 60.00 WKFN Clarksville Middle 7$ 210.00 WRND FM Clarksville Middle 6$ 180.00 WVVR FM Clarksville Middle 3$ 90.00 WZZP FM Clarksville Middle 5$ 150.00 WYSH AM Clinton East 30$ 300.00 WCRV Collierville / Memphis West 3$ 66.00 WKOM FM Columbia Middle 26$ 214.50 WKRM Columbia Middle 26$ 201.50 WGSQ FM Cookeville Middle 3$ 135.00 WHUB Cookeville Middle 2$ 30.00 WKSW FM Cookeville Middle 6$ 150.00 WPTN AM / FM Cookeville Middle 4$ 56.00 WKBL Covington West 62$ 930.00 WKBQ FM Covington West 62$ 1,550.00 WAEW AM / FM Crossville Middle 7$ 105.00 WCSV Crossville Middle 7$ 105.00 WOWF FM Crossville Middle 6$ 240.00 WPBX Crossville Middle 5$ 150.00 WBEJ AM / FM Elizabethton East 30$ 600.00 WEKR Fayetteville Middle 20$ 200.00 WYTM FM Fayetteville Middle 20$ 200.00 WMRO Gallatin Middle 7$ 49.00 WQZQ AM / FM Goodlettsville / Nashville Middle 18$ 450.00 WMYL FM Halls Crossroads East 30$ 750.00 WDXI Jackson West 20$ 120.00 WMXX Jackson West 20$ 120.00 WKPT AM / FM Kingsport East 17$ 170.00 WRZK FM Kingsport East 15$ 225.00 WTFM FM Kingsport East 9$ 495.00 WCYQ FM Knoxville East 3$ 105.00 WKHT FM Knoxville East 3$ 90.00 WNOX FM Knoxville East 3$ 75.00 WWST FM Knoxville East 3$ 120.00 WBUZ FM LaVergne / Nashville Middle 18$ 1,800.00 WBUZ FM-D3 LaVergne / Nashville Middle 17$ 425.00 WANT FM Lebanon Middle 11$ 154.00 WJJM Lewisburg Middle 10$ 88.50 WJJM FM Lewisburg Middle 10$ 66.50 WZLT Lexington TN West 60$ 540.00 WLIV Livingston Middle 11$ 60.50 WLIV FM Livingston Middle 11$ 99.00 WLQK FM Livingston Middle 10$ 78.00 WCMT Martin West 116$ 1,392.00 WCMT FM Martin West 118$ 1,416.00 WCDZ FM Martin/Dresden West 26$ 312.00 WHDM AM / FM McKenzie West 17$ 68.00 WAKI McMinnville Middle 7$ 35.00 WBMC McMinnville Middle 7$ 56.00 WOWC FM McMinnville Middle 7$ 84.00 WTRZ FM McMinnville Middle 7$ 70.00 WHBQ AM Memphis West 12$ 600.00 WLFP Memphis West 4$ 40.00 WLOK Memphis West 4$ 160.00 WMC Memphis West 2$ 20.00 WMC FM Memphis West 15$ 150.00 WMFS Memphis West 4$ 40.00 WRVR FM Memphis West 22$ 220.00 WKXD FM Monterey Middle 4$ 24.00 WCRK FM Morristown East 6$ 96.00 WMTN Morristown East 14$ 168.00 BNRQ Nashville Middle 2$ 150.00 BSIX Nashville Middle 2$ 150.00 WCJK FM Nashville Middle 35$ 1,750.00 WCRT Nashville Middle 3$ 39.00 WECV FM Nashville Middle 3$ 57.00 WFSK FM Nashville Middle 5$ 125.00 WGFX FM Nashville Middle 10$ 750.00 WJXA FM Nashville Middle 44$ 3,300.00 WKDF FM Nashville Middle 7$ 1,050.00 WLAC Nashville Middle 2$ 150.00 WNRQ FM Nashville Middle 2$ 150.00 WQQK FM Nashville Middle 9$ 180.00 WRVW FM Nashville Middle 3$ 225.00 WSIX FM Nashville Middle 1$ 75.00 WSM AM Nashville Middle 13$ 260.00 WUBT FM Nashville Middle 3$ 225.00 WWTN FM Nashville Middle 11$ 220.00 WLIK Newport East 10$ 80.00 WAKQ FM Paris West 5$ 20.00 WLZK FM Paris West 14$ 56.00 WMUF FM Paris West 14$ 56.00 WRQR AM / FM Paris West 16$ 64.00 WTPR AM / FM Paris West 5$ 20.00 WBFG Parkers Crossroads West 60$ 600.00 WPRT FM Peagram / Nashville Middle 17$ 1,700.00 WPRT FM-D2 Peagram / Nashville Middle 18$ 450.00 WKWX FM Savannah West 90$ 450.00 WORM Savannah West 20$ 120.00 WORM FM Savannah/ Clifton West 20$ 120.00 WXOQ Selmer/Bolivar West 20$ 120.00 WUUQ FM South Pittsburg / Chattanooga East 7$ 315.00 WSMT Sparta Middle 7$ 140.00 WTZX Sparta Middle 7$ 28.00 WGOC Tri-Cities East 6$ 240.00 WJCW Tri-Cities East 4$ 160.00 WKOS Tri-Cities East 6$ 240.00 WQUT Tri-Cities East 5$ 200.00 WXSM Tri-Cities East 5$ 200.00 KYTN FM Union City West 27$ 405.00 WENK Union City West 10$ 100.00 WQAK FM Union City West 26$ 390.00 WWKF Union City West 10$ 100.00 TOTALS: 1715 $ 34,124.50 Tennessee Stormwater Association Tennessee Association of Broadcasters Public Education Program Summary Report - November, 2017

Station (s) City Region Units Total WUCT Algood / Cookeville Middle 14$ 64.00 WMPS Bartlett West 18$ 900.00 WBXE FM Baxter / Cookeville Middle 10$ 60.00 WMOD FM Bolivar West 35$ 262.50 WRKM Carthage Middle 3$ 24.00 WUCZ FM Carthage Middle 2$ 20.00 WDEF FM Chattanooga East 7$ 315.00 WDOD FM Chattanooga East 7$ 315.00 OTLW HD Clarksville Middle 7$ 105.00 WCVQ FM Clarksville Middle 6$ 180.00 WCVQ HD 2- SUNNY Clarksville Middle 10$ 150.00 WKFN Clarksville Middle 6$ 180.00 WRND FM Clarksville Middle 5$ 150.00 WVVR FM Clarksville Middle 4$ 120.00 WZZP FM Clarksville Middle 5$ 150.00 WYSH AM Clinton East 30$ 300.00 WCRV Collierville / Memphis West 3$ 66.00 WKOM FM Columbia Middle 30$ 247.50 WKRM Columbia Middle 30$ 232.50 WGSQ FM Cookeville Middle 4$ 180.00 WHUB Cookeville Middle 2$ 30.00 WKSW FM Cookeville Middle 5$ 125.00 WPTN AM / FM Cookeville Middle 7$ 98.00 WKBL Covington West 60$ 900.00 WKBQ FM Covington West 60$ 1,500.00 WAEW AM / FM Crossville Middle 6$ 90.00 WCSV Crossville Middle 6$ 90.00 WOWF FM Crossville Middle 6$ 240.00 WPBX Crossville Middle 5$ 150.00 WASL FM Dyersburg West 291$ 2,910.00 WTRO AM Dyersburg West 281$ 2,810.00 WEKR Fayetteville Middle 60$ 600.00 WYTM FM Fayetteville Middle 60$ 600.00 WMRO Gallatin Middle 7$ 49.00 WQZQ AM / FM Goodlettsville / Nashville Middle 17$ 425.00 WMYL FM Halls Crossroads East 30$ 600.00 WDXI Jackson West 20$ 120.00 WMXX Jackson West 20$ 120.00 WKPT AM / FM Kingsport East 15$ 150.00 WRZK FM Kingsport East 20$ 300.00 WTFM FM Kingsport East 15$ 825.00 WCYQ FM Knoxville East 2$ 70.00 WKHT FM Knoxville East 2$ 60.00 WNOX FM Knoxville East 2$ 50.00 WWST FM Knoxville East 2$ 80.00 WBUZ FM LaVergne / Nashville Middle 17$ 1,700.00 WBUZ FM-D3 LaVergne / Nashville Middle 18$ 450.00 WANT FM Lebanon Middle 11$ 154.00 WJJM Lewisburg Middle 10$ 88.50 WJJM FM Lewisburg Middle 10$ 66.50 WZLT Lexington TN West 60$ 540.00 WLIV Livingston Middle 11$ 60.50 WLIV FM Livingston Middle 11$ 99.00 WLQK FM Livingston / Cookeville Middle 5$ 30.00 WCMT Martin West 118$ 1,416.00 WCMT FM Martin West 135$ 1,620.00 WCDZ FM Martin/Dresden West 28$ 336.00 WHDM AM / FM McKenzie West 15$ 60.00 WAKI McMinnville Middle 6$ 30.00 WBMC McMinnville Middle 6$ 48.00 WOWC FM McMinnville Middle 6$ 72.00 WTRZ FM McMinnville Middle 6$ 60.00 IDIA AM Memphis West 8$ 80.00 IEGR FM Memphis West 8$ 80.00 IHAL FM Memphis West 8$ 80.00 IHRK FM Memphis West 8$ 80.00 IREC Memphis West 8$ 80.00 KJMS FM Memphis West 4$ 400.00 KWNW FM Memphis West 8$ 520.00 RJMS FM Memphis West 8$ 80.00 RWNW FM Memphis West 8$ 80.00 WDIA Memphis West 8$ 560.00 WEGR FM Memphis West 7$ 560.00 WHAL FM Memphis West 7$ 560.00 WHBQ AM Memphis West 18$ 900.00 WHRK FM Memphis West 4$ 400.00 WLFP Memphis West 8$ 80.00 WLOK Memphis West 4$ 160.00 WMC Memphis West 3$ 30.00 WMC FM Memphis West 13$ 130.00 WMFS Memphis West 7$ 70.00 WREC Memphis West 8$ 640.00 WRVR FM Memphis West 21$ 210.00 WKXD FM Monterey / Cookeville Middle 1$ 6.00 WCRK FM Morristown East 7$ 112.00 WMTN Morristown East 15$ 180.00 BNRQ Nashville Middle 2$ 150.00 BSIX Nashville Middle 2$ 150.00 WCJK FM Nashville Middle 73$ 5,475.00 WCRT Nashville Middle 3$ 39.00 WECV FM Nashville Middle 3$ 57.00 WGFX FM Nashville Middle 7$ 525.00 WJXA FM Nashville Middle 73$ 8,212.50 WKDF FM Nashville Middle 2$ 300.00 WLAC Nashville Middle 3$ 225.00 WNRQ FM Nashville Middle 1$ 75.00 WQQK FM Nashville Middle 8$ 160.00 WSM FM Nashville Middle 5$ 100.00 WWTN FM Nashville Middle 7$ 140.00 WLIK Newport East 11$ 88.00 WAKQ FM Paris West 5$ 20.00 WLZK FM Paris West 15$ 60.00 WMUF FM Paris West 18$ 72.00 WRQR AM / FM Paris West 14$ 56.00 WTPR AM / FM Paris West 6$ 24.00 WBFG Parkers Crossroads West 60$ 600.00 WPRT FM Peagram / Nashville Middle 17$ 1,700.00 WPRT FM-D2 Peagram / Nashville Middle 18$ 450.00 WKWX FM Savannah West 90$ 450.00 WORM Savannah West 20$ 120.00 WORM FM Savannah/ Clifton West 20$ 120.00 WXOQ Selmer/Bolivar West 20$ 120.00 WUUQ FM South Pittsburg / Chattanooga East 7$ 315.00 WSMT Sparta Middle 6$ 120.00 WTZX Sparta Middle 6$ 24.00 WTNV FM Tiptonville / Dyersville West 271$ 2,710.00 WGOC Tri-Cities East 6$ 240.00 WJCW Tri-Cities East 4$ 160.00 WKOS Tri-Cities East 6$ 240.00 WQUT Tri-Cities East 5$ 200.00 WXSM Tri-Cities East 5$ 200.00 KYTN FM Union City West 30$ 450.00 WENK Union City West 9$ 90.00 WQAK FM Union City West 30$ 450.00 WWKF Union City West 9$ 90.00 TOTALS: 2806 $ 54,699.50 Tennessee Stormwater Association Tennessee Association of Broadcasters Public Education Program Summary Report - December, 2017

Station (s) City Region Units Total WUCT Algood / Cookeville Middle 10$ 44.00 WMPS Bartlett West 12$ 600.00 WBXE FM Baxter / Cookeville Middle 11$ 84.00 WMOD FM Bolivar West 35$ 262.50 WRKM Carthage Middle 4$ 25.00 WUCZ FM Carthage Middle 2$ 12.50 WDEF FM Chattanooga East 8$ 360.00 WDOD FM Chattanooga East 8$ 360.00 OTLW HD Clarksville Middle 5$ 75.00 WCVQ FM Clarksville Middle 5$ 150.00 WCVQ HD 2- SUNNY Clarksville Middle 7$ 105.00 WKFN Clarksville Middle 8$ 240.00 WRND FM Clarksville Middle 6$ 180.00 WVVR FM Clarksville Middle 6$ 180.00 WZZP FM Clarksville Middle 6$ 180.00 WYSH AM Clinton East 30$ 300.00 WCRV Collierville / Memphis West 3$ 66.00 WKOM FM Columbia Middle 31$ 255.75 WKRM Columbia Middle 31$ 240.25 WGSQ FM Cookeville Middle 6$ 270.00 WHUB Cookeville Middle 6$ 90.00 WKSW FM Cookeville Middle 4$ 100.00 WPTN AM / FM Cookeville Middle 5$ 70.00 WKBL Covington West 62$ 930.00 WKBQ FM Covington West 62$ 1,550.00 WAEW AM / FM Crossville Middle 6$ 90.00 WCSV Crossville Middle 6$ 90.00 WOWF FM Crossville Middle 5$ 200.00 WPBX Crossville Middle 5$ 150.00 WASL FM Dyersburg West 305$ 3,050.00 WTRO AM Dyersburg West 287$ 2,870.00 WBEJ AM / FM Elizabethton East 10$ 100.00 WEKR Fayetteville Middle 20$ 200.00 WYTM FM Fayetteville Middle 20$ 200.00 WMRO Gallatin Middle 7$ 49.00 WQZQ AM / FM Goodlettsville / Nashville Middle 18$ 450.00 WMYL FM Halls Crossroads East 30$ 600.00 WDXI Jackson West 20$ 120.00 WMXX Jackson West 20$ 120.00 WKPT AM / FM Kingsport East 23$ 230.00 WRZK FM Kingsport East 21$ 315.00 WTFM FM Kingsport East 21$ 1,155.00 WCYQ FM Knoxville East 3$ 105.00 WDKW FM Knoxville East 6$ 150.00 WIMZ FM Knoxville East 10$ 350.00 WJXB FM Knoxville East 5$ 175.00 WKHT FM Knoxville East 3$ 90.00 WNOX FM Knoxville East 3$ 75.00 WWST FM Knoxville East 3$ 120.00 WBUZ FM LaVergne / Nashville Middle 18$ 1,800.00 WBUZ FM-D3 LaVergne / Nashville Middle 18$ 450.00 WANT FM Lebanon Middle 12$ 168.00 WZLT Lexington TN West 60$ 540.00 WLIV Livingston Middle 11$ 60.50 WLIV FM Livingston Middle 11$ 99.00 WLQK FM Livingston / Cookeville Middle 3$ 18.00 WCMT Martin West 109$ 1,308.00 WCMT FM Martin West 130$ 1,560.00 WCDZ FM Martin/Dresden West 30$ 360.00 WHDM AM / FM McKenzie West 15$ 60.00 WAKI McMinnville Middle 6$ 30.00 WBMC McMinnville Middle 7$ 56.00 WOWC FM McMinnville Middle 6$ 72.00 WTRZ FM McMinnville Middle 7$ 70.00 IDIA AM Memphis West 10$ 100.00 IEGR FM Memphis West 10$ 100.00 IHAL FM Memphis West 10$ 100.00 IHRK FM Memphis West 10$ 100.00 IREC Memphis West 10$ 100.00 KJMS FM Memphis West 6$ 600.00 KWNW FM Memphis West 9$ 585.00 RJMS FM Memphis West 10$ 100.00 RWNW FM Memphis West 10$ 100.00 WDIA Memphis West 9$ 630.00 WEGR FM Memphis West 8$ 640.00 WGKX FM Memphis West 15$ 1,125.00 WHAL FM Memphis West 10$ 800.00 WHBQ AM Memphis West 12$ 600.00 WHRK FM Memphis West 5$ 500.00 WKIM FM Memphis West 14$ 700.00 WLFP Memphis West 5$ 50.00 WLOK Memphis West 4$ 160.00 WMC Memphis West 3$ 30.00 WMC FM Memphis West 19$ 190.00 WMFS Memphis West 6$ 60.00 WRBO FM Memphis West 15$ 1,125.00 WREC Memphis West 10$ 800.00 WRVR FM Memphis West 22$ 220.00 WXMX FM Memphis West 14$ 1,050.00 WCRK FM Morristown East 8$ 128.00 WMTN Morristown East 17$ 204.00 BNRQ Nashville Middle 2$ 150.00 BSIX Nashville Middle 2$ 150.00 WCJK FM Nashville Middle 100$ 7,500.00 WCRT Nashville Middle 3$ 39.00 WECV FM Nashville Middle 3$ 57.00 WGFX FM Nashville Middle 35$ 2,625.00 WJXA FM Nashville Middle 95$ 10,687.50 WKDF FM Nashville Middle 7$ 1,050.00 WLAC Nashville Middle 2$ 150.00 WNRQ FM Nashville Middle 1$ 75.00 WQQK FM Nashville Middle 34$ 680.00 WRVW FM Nashville Middle 1$ 75.00 WSIX FM Nashville Middle 1$ 75.00 WSM FM Nashville Middle 17$ 340.00 WWTN FM Nashville Middle 27$ 540.00 WLIK Newport East 10$ 80.00 WAKQ FM Paris West 6$ 24.00 WLZK FM Paris West 15$ 60.00 WMUF FM Paris West 18$ 72.00 WRQR AM / FM Paris West 17$ 68.00 WTPR AM / FM Paris West 8$ 32.00 WBFG Parkers Crossroads West 60$ 600.00 WPRT FM Peagram / Nashville Middle 18$ 1,800.00 WPRT FM-D2 Peagram / Nashville Middle 18$ 450.00 WKWX FM Savannah West 90$ 450.00 WORM Savannah West 20$ 120.00 WORM FM Savannah/ Clifton West 20$ 120.00 WXOQ Selmer/Bolivar West 20$ 120.00 WUUQ FM South Pittsburg / Chattanooga East 8$ 360.00 WSMT Sparta Middle 6$ 120.00 WTZX Sparta Middle 6$ 24.00 WTNV FM Tiptonville / Dyersburg West 272$ 2,720.00 WGOC Tri-Cities East 6$ 240.00 WJCW Tri-Cities East 5$ 200.00 WKOS Tri-Cities East 6$ 240.00 WQUT Tri-Cities East 5$ 200.00 WXSM Tri-Cities East 6$ 240.00 KYTN FM Union City West 31$ 465.00 WENK Union City West 7$ 70.00 WQAK FM Union City West 31$ 465.00 WWKF Union City West 10$ 100.00 TOTALS: 3003 $ 68,966.00 Tennessee Association of Broadcasters Client: TN Stormwater Association January, 2018 Billing Total Spots by Daypart Total Media Morning Afternoon Evening Late Night Time N/A Overnight Spots Value 5a-Noon Noon-5:59p 6p-10:29p 10:30-11:59p Mid-4:59a TV Radio 367 337 353 153 924 715 2,849 $55,574 Total 367 337 353 153 924 715 2,849 $55,574

Total spots aired: 2,849 Total investment by client: $5,167  Enter Total value of airtime: $55,574 Media value return on investment (guaranteed 3 to 1): 11 to 1 Average cost per spot: $1.81

TV - Spots Aired by CITY Total Morning Afternoon Evening Late Night Time N/A Overnight Spots 5a-Noon Noon-5:59p 6p-10:29p 10:30-11:59p Mid-4:59a CITY / Total:

Page 1, 3/22/2018 Radio - Spots Aired by CITY Total Morning Afternoon Evening Late Night Time N/A Overnight Spots 5a-Noon Noon-5:59p 6p-10:29p 10:30-11:59p Mid-4:59a CITY / Total: 367 337 353 153 924 715 2,849 ALGOOD 1 1 16 6 37 61 ARLINGTON 2 3 2 7 BARTLETT 12 12 BAXTER 5 7 9 64 85 BOLIVAR 90 90 CARTHAGE 14 14 CHATTANOOGA 6 7 3 1 10 4 31 CLARKSVILLE 60 54 43 17 49 223 CLEVELAND 5 5 CLINTON 31 31 COLLIERVILLE 1 1 1 3 COLONIAL HEIGHTS 17 17 COLUMBIA 62 62 COOKEVILLE 5 14 1 20 COVINGTON 124 124 CROSSVILLE 14 9 10 1 13 47 DONELSON 1 1 1 3 DRESDEN 6 6 5 3 11 31 ELIZABETHTON 10 10 FAYETTEVILLE 40 40 GALLATIN 7 7 GERMANTOWN 1 4 1 3 17 26 GOODLETTSVILLE 18 14 15 13 25 85 HALLS CROSSROADS 31 31 HENRY 20 20 JACKSON 40 40 KARNS 1 2 3 KINGSPORT 33 33 KNOXVILLE 5 3 6 1 44 59 LA VERGNE 39 33 67 10 25 174 LEBANON 12 5 17 LEWISBURG 20 20 LEXINGTON 60 60 LIVINGSTON 15 6 19 11 60 111 MARTIN 28 48 55 20 151 MARYVILLE 2 2 3 5 12 MCKENZIE 20 20 MCMINNVILLE 3 3 4 1 2 13 MEMPHIS 45 38 23 8 12 89 215 MONTEREY 12 5 19 13 61 110 MORRISON 1 1 1 4 7 MORRISTOWN 26 26 NASHVILLE 2 2 3 2 18 27 NEWPORT 3 5 2 10 OAK RIDGE 1 1 1 3 PARIS 4 3 2 3 37 1 50 PARKERS CROSSROADS 60 60 PEGRAM 29 44 21 19 66 179 SAVANNAH 40 40 Page 2, 3/22/2018 SELMER 20 20 SEVIERVILLE 3 3 SIGNAL MOUNTAIN 6 6 SOUTH FULTON 33 12 12 6 83 146 SOUTH PITTSBURG 2 1 2 2 7 SPARTA 8 1 1 1 1 12 SPENCER 3 1 2 6 TULLAHOMA 5 8 7 3 19 42 UNION CITY 8 6 1 60 2 77 WALDEN 5 5

Page 3, 3/22/2018 Tennessee Association of Broadcasters Client: TN Stormwater Association February, 2018 Billing

Total Spots by Daypart Total Media Morning Afternoon Evening Late Night Time N/A Overnight Spots Value 5a-Noon Noon-5:59p 6p-10:29p 10:30-11:59p Mid-4:59a TV Radio 233 229 244 110 936 751 2,503 $50,620 Total 233 229 244 110 936 751 2,503 $50,620

Total spots aired: 2,503 Total investment by client: $5,167  Enter Total value of airtime: $50,620 Media value return on investment (guaranteed 3 to 1): 10 to 1 Average cost per spot: $2.06

TV - Spots Aired by CITY Total Morning Afternoon Evening Late Night Time N/A Overnight Spots 5a-Noon Noon-5:59p 6p-10:29p 10:30-11:59p Mid-4:59a CITY / Total:

Page 1, 4/17/2018 Radio - Spots Aired by CITY Total Morning Afternoon Evening Late Night Time N/A Overnight Spots 5a-Noon Noon-5:59p 6p-10:29p 10:30-11:59p Mid-4:59a CITY / Total: 233 229 244 110 936 751 2,503 ALGOOD 7 8 46 61 ARLINGTON 3 1 3 1 8 BARTLETT 12 12 BAXTER 1 13 13 61 88 BOLIVAR 34 34 CARTHAGE 9 9 CHATTANOOGA 7 4 4 10 6 31 CLARKSVILLE 26 38 24 15 62 165 CLEVELAND 5 5 CLINTON 28 28 COLLIERVILLE 2 1 3 COLONIAL HEIGHTS 14 14 COLUMBIA 56 56 COOKEVILLE 8 5 2 15 COVINGTON 112 112 CROSSVILLE 21 11 4 5 41 DONELSON 2 2 DRESDEN 10 4 3 11 28 ELIZABETHTON 10 10 FAYETTEVILLE 40 40 GALLATIN 7 7 GERMANTOWN 2 17 19 GOODLETTSVILLE 3 6 3 4 11 27 HALLS CROSSROADS 28 28 HENRY 12 12 JACKSON 40 40 KARNS 1 1 2 KINGSPORT 27 27 KNOXVILLE 2 3 2 40 47 LA VERGNE 10 9 19 6 44 LEBANON 95 4 99 LEXINGTON 60 60 LIVINGSTON 8 5 9 8 50 80 MANCHESTER 46 46 MARTIN 18 46 53 16 133 MARYVILLE 3 4 2 2 11 MCKENZIE 13 13 MCMINNVILLE 3 3 2 4 12 MEMPHIS 36 33 31 12 12 69 193 MONTEREY 5 5 13 11 48 82 MORRISON 1 3 2 6 MORRISTOWN 23 23 MURFREESBORO 1 79 80 NASHVILLE 2 2 2 2 98 106 NEWPORT 2 7 1 10 OAK RIDGE 1 1 2 PARIS 5 3 3 1 23 1 36 PARKERS CROSSROADS 60 60

Page 2, 4/17/2018 PEGRAM 11 11 7 6 17 52 SAVANNAH 130 130 SELMER 20 20 SEVIERVILLE 2 2 SIGNAL MOUNTAIN 5 5 SOUTH FULTON 32 23 14 6 52 127 SOUTH PITTSBURG 1 5 1 7 SPARTA 1 3 3 1 4 12 SPENCER 3 1 2 6 UNION CITY 6 2 8 3 51 70 WALDEN 5 5

Page 3, 4/17/2018 Tennessee Association of Broadcasters Client: TN Stormwater Association March, 2018 Billing

Total Spots by Daypart Total Media Morning Afternoon Evening Late Night Time N/A Overnight Spots Value 5a-Noon Noon-5:59p 6p-10:29p 10:30-11:59p Mid-4:59a TV Radio 264 217 271 114 1,095 820 2,781 $61,349 Total 264 217 271 114 1,095 820 2,781 $61,349

Total spots aired: 2,781 Total investment by client: $5,167  Enter Total value of airtime: $61,349 Media value return on investment (guaranteed 3 to 1): 12 to 1 Average cost per spot: $1.86

TV - Spots Aired by CITY Total Morning Afternoon Evening Late Night Time N/A Overnight Spots 5a-Noon Noon-5:59p 6p-10:29p 10:30-11:59p Mid-4:59a CITY / Total:

Page 1, 5/15/2018 Radio - Spots Aired by CITY Total Morning Afternoon Evening Late Night Time N/A Overnight Spots 5a-Noon Noon-5:59p 6p-10:29p 10:30-11:59p Mid-4:59a CITY / Total: 264 217 271 114 1,095 820 2,781 ALGOOD 1 5 6 52 64 ARLINGTON 5 1 3 9 BARTLETT 12 12 BAXTER 1 1 14 16 67 99 BOLIVAR 34 34 CARTHAGE 18 18 CHATTANOOGA 3 3 8 3 10 7 34 CLARKSVILLE 44 32 37 8 60 181 CLEVELAND 5 5 CLINTON 30 30 COLLIERVILLE 2 1 3 COLONIAL HEIGHTS 11 11 COLUMBIA 89 89 COOKEVILLE 5 9 3 17 COVINGTON 124 124 CROSSVILLE 21 20 5 5 51 DONELSON 1 1 1 3 DRESDEN 4 2 9 16 31 ELIZABETHTON 10 10 FAYETTEVILLE 124 124 GALLATIN 7 7 GERMANTOWN 1 1 11 13 GOODLETTSVILLE 5 3 2 8 10 28 HALLS CROSSROADS 30 30 HENRY 15 15 JACKSON 40 40 KARNS 2 1 3 KINGSPORT 32 32 KNOXVILLE 3 1 2 4 41 51 LA VERGNE 11 8 21 5 8 53 LEBANON 43 4 47 LEWISBURG 40 40 LEXINGTON 60 60 LIVINGSTON 8 7 11 3 65 94 MANCHESTER 62 62 MARTIN 21 46 57 16 140 MARYVILLE 4 3 1 1 2 11 MCKENZIE 13 13 MCMINNVILLE 2 4 6 12 MEMPHIS 43 29 37 16 42 63 230 MILLINGTON 31 31 MONTEREY 6 4 9 6 63 88 MORRISON 3 2 1 6 MORRISTOWN 24 24 MUNFORD 31 31 MURFREESBORO 80 80 NASHVILLE 6 2 2 93 103 NEWPORT 2 5 3 10

Page 2, 5/15/2018 OAK RIDGE 1 1 1 3 PARIS 9 4 1 28 3 45 PARKERS CROSSROADS 60 60 PEGRAM 8 12 6 3 23 52 SAVANNAH 40 40 SELMER 20 20 SEVIERVILLE 3 3 SIGNAL MOUNTAIN 5 5 SOUTH FULTON 33 10 17 7 81 148 SOUTH PITTSBURG 2 2 4 8 SPARTA 6 6 12 UNION CITY 10 6 9 52 77 WALDEN 5 5

Page 3, 5/15/2018 Tennessee Association of Broadcasters Client: TN Stormwater Association April, 2018 Billing

Total Spots by Daypart Total Media Morning Afternoon Evening Late Night Time N/A Overnight Spots Value 5a-Noon Noon-5:59p 6p-10:29p 10:30-11:59p Mid-4:59a TV Radio 10 19 11 6 6 70 122 $4,397 Total 10 19 11 6 6 70 122 $4,397

Total spots aired: 122 Total investment by client:  Enter Total value of airtime: $4,397 Media value return on investment (guaranteed 3 to 1): Average cost per spot:

TV - Spots Aired by CITY Total Morning Afternoon Evening Late Night Time N/A Overnight Spots 5a-Noon Noon-5:59p 6p-10:29p 10:30-11:59p Mid-4:59a CITY / Total:

Page 1, 6/4/2018 Radio - Spots Aired by CITY Total Morning Afternoon Evening Late Night Time N/A Overnight Spots 5a-Noon Noon-5:59p 6p-10:29p 10:30-11:59p Mid-4:59a CITY / Total: 10 19 11 6 6 70 122 ARLINGTON 1 1 CLARKSVILLE 1 1 1 3 COLONIAL HEIGHTS 3 3 COOKEVILLE 1 3 4 GERMANTOWN 1 5 6 KARNS 1 1 KINGSPORT 3 3 KNOXVILLE 1 7 8 MARYVILLE 1 1 2 MEMPHIS 5 5 3 5 16 34 MURFREESBORO 20 20 NASHVILLE 20 20 NEWPORT 1 9 6 16 OAK RIDGE 1 1

Page 2, 6/4/2018 Bristol NPDES MS4 Report ETWs/ONRWs (2018)

HUC Waterbody County Description Basis for Inclusion From Lat To Lat From Long To Long 06010102 Paperville Creek Sullivan From Beidleman Creek to origin Naturally reproducing trout 36.5505 36.5782 ‐82.1276 ‐82.1368 including tributaries stream 06010102 Sinking Creek Sullivan From Paperville Creek to Virginia Naturally reproducing trout 36.5779 36.5948 ‐82.1420 ‐82.1277 State Line including tributaries stream 06010102 Nicely Branch Sullivan From Paperville Creek to Virginia Naturally reproducing trout 36.5609 36.5947 ‐82.1304 ‐82.1023 State Line including tributaries stream Bristol NPDES MS4 Report Waterbodies with Unavailable Parameters (2018)*

Miles/Acres Waterbody ID Impacted Waterbody County Cause Pollutant Source Comments Impaired TN06010102 Sinking Creek Sullivan 3.7 Loss of biological integrity Discharge from MS4 area 042 ‐ 0150 due to siltation Category 5. (One or more uses impaired.) TMDL needed. Downstream Paperville Creek is fully supporting. Upstream Sinking Creek is impaired. Reindexed. TN06010102 Back Creek Sullivan 14.1 Nitrate+Nitrite Discharges from MS4 area Category 5. (One or more uses 042 ‐ 0200 Loss of biological integrity Pasture Grazing impaired.) TMDL needed. EPA due to siltation Unrestricted Cattle Access approved siltation/habitat Physical Substrate Habitat Channelization alteration and pathogen TMDLs for Alterations some of the known pollutants on Escherichia coli 8/16/06 and 9/25/06 TN06010102 Little Creek Sullivan 0.3 Total Phosphorus Discharges from MS4 area 042 ‐0400 Alteration in stream‐side Channelization Category 5. (One or more uses or littoral vegetative cover Sources Outside State Borders impaired.) TMDLs needed. EPA Loss of biological integrity approved a siltation/habitat due to siltation alteration TMDL for some of the Physical Substrate Habitat known pollutants on 9/25/06. Alterations Escherichia coli TN06010102 Cedar Creek Sullivan 11.8 Escherichia coli Discharges from MS4 area Category 4a. EPA approved 042 ‐ 0500 Land Development pathogen TMDL for some of the known pollutants on 9/25/06 TN06010102 Beaver Creek Sullivan 11.1 Nitrate+Nitrite Discharges from MS4 area Water contact advisory. Category 5. 042 ‐ 1000 Escherichia coli Pasture Grazing (One or more uses impaired.) TMDL needed. EPA approved a pathogen TMDL for some of the known pollutants TN06010102 Beaver Creek Sullivan 10.5 Alteration in stream‐side Channelization Water contact advisory. Category 5. 042 ‐ 2000 or littoral vegetative cover Pasture Grazing (One or more uses impaired.) TMDL Nitrate+Nitrite Discharges from MS4 area needed. EPA approvedsiltation/habitat Loss of biological integrity Sources Outside State Borders alteration and pathogen TMDLs for due to siltation some of the known pollutants on Escherichia coli 8/16/06 and 9/25/06. * BASED ON FINAL VERSION 2016 303(d) LIST