Centerville Reservoir Lower IA 05-CHA-1319

Appanoose County S12T68NR18W near Centerville.

Open Data Collection Period Modal

For purposes of developing stream/river water quality assessments for integrated reporting, three years of water quality data are typically used for both conventional pollutant parameters (e.g., indicator bacteria) and the less frequently monitored toxic parameters (e.g., toxic metals). Since the 2004 IR cycle, DNR has used a three-year data gathering period for streams, rivers, and beaches. For most assessments, the use of three years of data increases the number of samples upon which the decision on use support is based and helps address the problem of weather-related year-to-year fluctuations in water quality.

Due to the lower sampling frequency in Iowa’s ambient lake, biological, fish kill, and fish tissue monitoring programs, five years of data are used for developing IR assessments and for identifying Section 303(d) listings.

Data Type	Data Timeframe
Beach Sampling Data	CY 2014 - 2016
Stream/River Water Quality Data	CY 2014 - 2016
Lake Water Quality Data	CY 2012 - 2016
Biological Sampling Data	CY 2012 - 2016*
Fish Kill Data	CY 2012 - 2016
Fish Tissue Sampling Data	CY 2012 - 2016
Continuous Dissolved Oxygen Sampling Data	CY 2012 - 2016
*Biological sites sampled in both 2011 and 2015 were also assessed.

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Cycle: 2018
Release Status: Final
Overall IR: 3 - Insufficient data exist to determine whether any designated uses are met.
Trophic: Unknown
Trend: Stable
Created: 6/11/2019 11:08:18 AM
Updated: 6/11/2019 11:10:52 AM

Use Support

Class A1

Recreation - Primary contact

Not Assessed

Class BLW

Aquatic Life - Lakes and wetlands

Not Assessed

Class C

Drinking Water -

Not Assessed

Class HH

Human Health -

Not Assessed

General Use

General Use water -

Not Assessed

Impairment Delistings

No delistings for this assessment cycle.

Documentation

Assessment Summary

The Class A1 (primary contact recreation), Class B(LW) (aquatic life) uses and fish consumption uses remain "not assessed" due to the lack of water quality information upon which to base an assessment. The Class C (drinking water) uses has been changed to not assessed due to the age of the data.

Assessment Explanation

The Class A1 and Class B(LW) uses remain not assessed due to the lack of water quality information needed to assess these uses. This lake is not monitored as part of Iowa's ambient statewide lake monitoring network.

The Class C (drinking water) uses has been changed to not assessed due to the age of the data.

Fish consumption uses remain not assessed due to a lack of fish tissue data at this lake.

Monitoring and Methods

Assessment Key Dates

None listed

Methods

270

PWS chemical monitoring (ambient water)