MIS-W-01

Stormwater pipe discharge and Mission Ck - MIS-W-01 Medium Priority

North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

location of MIS-W-01 using zoom on web app. South side of 23rd St. Two large storm drains emerge side by side with a smaller one of 0.2m inside diameter in between (do not monitor the small one). This is the western one which is 1.05m in diameter of concrete. Moderate energy location combining Mission Creek with storm drains from Highway #1. Field measured GPS coordinates in NAD83 are -123.0863967, 49.33019138 in Long and Lat, or UTM 495,730E, 5,464,169N Old Salt project site is the flow from W-01 and W-02 combined

Location created by
Paul Lhotka
  • Site ID: MIS-W-01
  • Lat: 49.3301285
  • Lng: -123.0862498
  • Waterbody Type: Unknown
  • Timezone: America/Vancouver

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Unable to read turbidity; high. Water appeared black with faint smell of sewage.
In-situ (Water Rangers) measurements taken separately from E and W outfalls.
Lab water samples collected from stormwater pool (combined flow) for analysis at Bureau Veritas and 6PPD-Q samples also collected from pool for UBC to analyze.

06 Dec 21:00 by Carolynne Robertson

<14

28 Nov 08:32 by Carolynne Robertson

Turbidity <14

09 Nov 12:16 by Paul Lhotka

Turbidity <14

07 Nov 12:21 by Paul Lhotka

Ysi simultaneous reading

14 Oct 13:14 by Susan Germain

Simultaneous measurements done with YSI. 6PPD-Q samples for Tim Rodgers from the combined flow of MIS-E+W-01

04 Oct 07:24 by Carolynne Robertson

Turbid less than 14

Water flow:
2.53 sec and 10L approx 90% capture
1.78 sec and 7.5L

03 Oct 11:37 by Katherine Callaghan

Slight odour of phosphorus/sewage
Flow 20l@2.69 sec
Flow 20l@ 3.12sec

13 Sep 16:19 by James Watson

Turbidity <14 NTU
Sample taken directly in front outflow pipe in pool in error - water measurements recorded here for comparison, but deleted from data fields:
conductivity: 168
water temps: 19
pH: 7.4
Alk: 40
Hardness: 0

08 Sep 09:39 by Mitchell Stokes

Turbidity <14
Wetted width 29cm
Wetted depth 20mm
Pipe inclination 2deg

YSI used simultaneously

30 Aug 16:15 by Paul Lhotka