LIST OF TABLES
Table 2-1: Existing and Potential
Beneficial Uses of Water Bodies in the San Francisco Bay
Region
Table 2-2: Existing and Potential
Beneficial Uses of Groundwater in Identified Basins
Table 2-3: Examples of Existing and
Potential Beneficial Uses of Selected Wetlands
Table 2-4: Examples of Beneficial Uses
of Wetland Areas
Table 3-1: Water Quality Objectives
for Coliform Bacteria
Table 3-2: U.S. EPA Bacteriological
Criteria for Water Contact Recreation
Table 3-3: Marine Water Quality
Objectives for Toxic Pollutants for Surface Waters
Table 3-3A: Water Quality Objectives
for Copper and Nickel in Lower South San Francisco Bay
Table 3-4: Freshwater Water Quality
Objectives for Toxic Pollutants for Surface Waters
Table 3-5: Water Quality Objectives for
Municipal Supply
Table 3-6: Water Quality Objectives
for Agricultural Supply
Table 3-7: Water Quality Objectives for
the Alameda Creek Watershed above Niles
Table 4-1: Discharge
Prohibitions
Table 4-2: Effluent Limitations for
Conventional Pollutants
Table 4-3: Acute Toxicity Effluent
Limits
Table 4-4: Critical Life Stage Toxicity
Test Species and Protocols
Table 4-5: Conditions that Require
Monthly Monitoring of Toxicity Levels
Table 4-6: Controlling Wet-weather
Overflows
Table 4-7: Publicly Owned Treatment
Works (POTWs)
Table 4-8: Major Industrial Discharge
Outfalls
Table 4-9: Status of Urban Runoff
Control Programs
Table 4-10: Potential Consequences and
Impacts of Dredging and Dredged Material Disposal
Table 4-11: Goals of Long Term
Management Strategy
Table 4-12: Long Term Management
Strategy Participants
Table 4-13: Dredged Material Volume
Targets
Table 4-14: Inactive Mine Sites
Table 6-1: Parameters Analyzed for in
the Regional Monitoring Program
Table 6-2: Key to Figure 6-2: State
Monitoring Network
Table 6-3: Key to Figure 6-3: State
Monitoring Network
Table 7-1: Monitoring Stations for
Copper and Nickel in the Lower South San Francisco Bay
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