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Watershed and Lake Response Modeling <br />In water quality studies, cwo model types are typically used; a watershed model to estimate <br />annuals loads of the pallutant of interest, and a lake response model to estimate the in-lakc <br />concentration of the pallutant. <br />Watershed model: In order to estimate runoff generated phosphorus loads enterin� Langton <br />Lake, a watershed loading model was constructed (Appendix A, Table 4). The Pond Network <br />(PONDNET} model (Walker, 1987) utilizes information on the annual volurne, and rnean total <br />phosphorus concentrations of runoff for each type of watershed landuse. The resulting loads are <br />then routed through the system to generate estimates of incoming loads to the downstream <br />rece}ving body, ar cell as in the case of Langton Lake. PONDNET is especial�y suitable to <br />evaluate the effectiveness of upstream detention basins in rennoving phosphorus based on area, <br />wet volume, and configuration of the pond and characteristics of the incoming runoff. Table 3 in <br />Appendix A shows the values that were used in the PONDNET rnodel to represent the quality <br />and quantity of runoff from different landuses, both in thc Langton and Bennet Lake watershed <br />models. <br />The annual export rates for this study lie well within the range of accepted literature values for <br />each landuse. An average annual precipitation of 28 inches/year, based on long-term <br />precipitation records from the National Weather Service was also uscd as an input to the modei. <br />Based on the model, the lake reccives an estimated averagc annual phosphorus load of 18b <br />pounds. The model output also provides the basis to estimate the bene�t of the treatment pond <br />serving the industrial area south of the lake. Without the treatment pond, the estimated average <br />annual phosphorus load to Langton Lake would be about 250 lbs/yr. Thus watershed phosphorus <br />load to Langton Lake would be 641bs or almost 35% higher than it is now. Clearly, the pond <br />provides a very significan� benefit to tl�c lake. <br />Lan�ton Lake enjoys relatively high water quality for a vcry shallow urban lake, reflected by the <br />prevalence of rooted vejetatzon and relatively good water clarity. This can be attributed to the <br />pre-treatment provided by the north cell and the industrial pond, and the relativel.y smalt <br />contributing r,vatershed area. <br />City of Rnserille `�`� <br />Parks Natt�ral Resource �Yla�tagen�ent <br />
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