WAG-E-07

Stormwater drain south of 23rd St and west of Chesterfield - WAG-E-07 High Priority

North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

location of WAG-E-07 using zoom on web app. West of Chesterfield and south of 23rd St. a storm drain emerges and then joins the west branch of Wagg Creek from the east. Here a white plastic storm pipe of 0.21m inside diameter comes in from the east about 15m east of the creek. Low energy location. Field measured GPS coordinates in NAD83 are -123.0757406, 49.32946420 in Long and Lat, or UTM 494,497E, 5,464,085N . MISMATCH with CNVGIS mapping which has a 915 CONC Storm pipe here.

Location created by
Paul Lhotka
  • Site ID: WAG-E-07
  • Lat: 49.3293594
  • Lng: -123.0755853
  • Waterbody Type: Unknown
  • Timezone: America/Vancouver

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Turbidity high, water was discolored, but unable to take a reading in turbidity tube.
Lab water sample collected for analysis by Bureau Veritas.

06 Dec 21:30 by Carolynne Robertson

Turbidity <14

28 Nov 07:50 by Marissa Hoftiezer

Turbidity <14

08 Nov 09:36 by Anne Leathem

YSI measurements taken simultaneously
Water flow
1. 11 l in 1.53 sec
2. 11 l in 1.53 sec
3. 10 l in 1.34 sec

14 Oct 12:34 by Susan Germain

YSI measurements done simultaneously.
No foam observed.
Water had a grayish coloration.

04 Oct 08:29 by Carolynne Robertson

YSI measurements taken simultaneously.
Water had brownish cast, small amount of foam in pool.
Flow taken with bucket method:
1. 10L @4.15 s
2. 10L @3.91 s
3. 9.5 L @3.8 s

22 Sep 16:34 by Carolynne Robertson

Bucket method used for flow.

Flow
Attempt 1: 13@3.57sec
Attempt 2: 13l@3.41sec
Attempt 3: 10l@2.19sec

Flow volume appeared to increase during sampling session.

13 Sep 16:48 by James Watson

Water clear <14 NTU

05 Sep 11:10 by Carolynne Robertson

Turbidity is <14 NTU.
Chlorine is zero.
YSI readings attached in photo and data logged for 2 min in sonde.
Water flow 8L/5.6sec, 10L/6.7sec
Inclination of pipe - 13 degrees

30 Aug 12:24 by Suzanne Earle

Foam observed on water, high energy flow, water is brownish and cloudy.

29 Jul 06:31 by Carolynne Robertson