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OF CONTENTS\n\n### 1.Sampling Design\n\n3  \n### 2.Sampling Methods\n\n4  \n### 3.Sample Handling and Custody\n\n5  \n### 4.Analytical Methods\n\n5  \n### 5.Reporting\n\n6  \nAppendix A.Map and pictures of discharge locations,sampling sitelocations,and adjacent receiving water  \n7  \nAppendix B.Field Data Sheet8  \nAppendix C.Example Chain of Custody Form  \n9  \n## Water Quality MonitoringSampling and Analysis Plan\n\nThis Water Quality Monitoring Sampling and Analysis Plan(“Plan”)describes the surface waterquality monitoring activities undertaken at the Marble Mountain Ranch,located at 92520,Highway 96 in Somes Bar,in Siskiyou County.The water quality sampling described in thisplan will occur during water discharge activities at Marble Mountain Ranch that coincide withhydroelectric generation at the ranch.Marble Mountain Ranch is owned and operated byDouglas and Heidi Cole (the “Coles”).Douglas Cole will be responsible for implementing thisPlan,his contact information is as follows:  \nTelephone number:(530)469-3322  \nEmail address:guestranch@marblemountainranch.com  \n### 1.SAMPLING DESIGN\n\n#### a.Number and Location of Discharge Points\n\nMarble Mountain Ranch has a single discharge point.That discharge point is only active whenwater is being diverted and used for hydroelectric power generation.Discharge is made to anunnamed tributary of Irving Creek.The map attached in Appendix A identifies the dischargepoint from Marble Mountain Ranch to the unnamed tributary to Irving Creek as \"DischargePoint\".  \n#### b.Number and Location of Monitoring Points\n\nIn addition to the single discharge point,the map attached in AppendixA also shows allmonitoring points that willbe used under this Plan.The first monitoring point is located justabove the point of diversion in Stanshaw Creek and labeled on the map in Appendix A as “PointA”.The second monitoring point is located near the discharge point to the unnamed tributary toIrving Creek.The second monitoring point is labeled on the map in Appendix A as“Point B”.  \nThe selected monitoring points comply with the requirements in Cleanup and Abatement OrderNo.R1-2016-0031(“CAO”)for a water quality monitoring plan.Page 11,paragraph 4(b)of theCAO provides that the \"sampling plan shall assess water quality above the diversion and ranchcomplex,and below the ranch complex to evaluate if there are any pollutants entering thesurface waters from the ditch or pond.”The first monitoring point,Point A,collects water “abovethe diversion and ranch complex\"and the second monitoring point,Point B,collects water\"below the ranch complex.\"Water taken from these sampling points willbe used to “evaluate ifthere are any pollutants entering the surface waters from the ditch or pond.”  \n#### c.Description of Typical Discharge Patterns\n\nMarble Mountain Ranch does not engage in discharge to waters of the state year round.Discharge only occurs when the Coles divert water to use for hydroelectric power generation.During low flow periods in Stanshaw Creek,the Coles forbear exercising their full pre-1914 rightto divert 3 cfs of water and do not divert water for hydroelectric power generation.Therefore,during low flow periods,there is no discharge of water.All water that is diverted during low flowperiods is put to beneficial use at Marble Mountain Ranch.  \nDuring high flow periods in Stanshaw Creek,the Coles divert water for hydroelectric powergeneration that is then discharged at the discharge point to the unnamed tributary to IrvingCreek.High flow periods generally coincide with the wet season and last until late May or earlyJune.While this time period is the general trend of when discharge from Marble MountainRanch is expected to occur,when high flow periods exist outside this timeframe,discharge mayalso occur.  \n#### d.Timing of Monitoring\n\nDuring discharge periods,samples for water quality monitoring will be taken from eachmonitoring point 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Sampling Design\n## 2. Sampling Methods\n## 3. Sample Handling and Custody\n## 4. Analytical Methods\n## 5. Reporting\n## Appendix A\n## Appendix B\n## Appendix C","[{\"question\":\"When will water quality sampling occur under this plan?\",\"answer\":\"Sampling will occur during water discharge activities that coincide with hydroelectric generation. During discharge periods, samples are taken from each monitoring point once every two weeks, and monitoring continues through January 1, 2022 unless an exceedance is detected.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the discharge and monitoring points identified in the plan?\",\"answer\":\"The ranch has a single discharge point active only during diversion for hydroelectric power generation, discharging to an unnamed tributary of Irving Creek. Two monitoring points are used: Point A above the diversion and ranch complex, and Point B below the ranch complex.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the plan ensure samples are taken appropriately?\",\"answer\":\"The plan requires labeling bottles with monitoring point name, date, and time, sampling near the middle of the channel flow when safe (or using a rinsed bucket grab if needed), and collecting representative grab samples from the center of the water column. It also requires documenting field conditions that may affect results.\"}]","Water Quality Sampling Plan - Marble Mountain Ranch | PDF",1791298949]