Pelagic Iron Loading - Pp & Clarity
This indicator has been retired and is no longer reported. This standard was retired on May 23, 2018, as part of the Threshold Update Initiative: Reorganization and Non‐Policy Technical Corrections. See the Governing Board staff report at https://www.trpa.gov/wp-content/uploads/documents/archive/May-23-2018-Governing-Board-Packet-Final.pdf for more information. The content on this page is archived and available for evaluations prior to May 2018, but will not be updated or maintained for future evaluations.
Pelagic Iron Loading - Pp & Clarity is include in the Threshold Dashboard. Threshold Indicators are evaluated against Threshold Standards every 4 years. Thresholds are environmental goals and standards for the Lake Tahoe Basin that indirectly define the capacity of the Region to accommodate additional land development.
Status
No reported data for this Indicator
2015 Evaluation
- Status
- Insufficient Data to Determine Status or No Target Established
- Trend
- Insufficient Data to Determine Trend
- Confidence
- Not available
Applicable Standard
Reduce the loading of dissolved phosphorus, iron, and other algal nutrients from all sources as required to achieve ambient standards for primary productivity and transparency
Key Points
No Key Points
About the Threshold
Delivering and Measuring Success
Transportation Indicators
- Acres of Environmentally Sensitive Land Acquired
- Acres of Habitat Protected
- Acres of Habitat Restored or Enhanced
- Acres of SEZ Restored or Enhanced
- Disturbed Areas Restored, Enhanced, or Created
- Fine Sediment Load Reduction
- Forest Roads Created
- Forest Roads Inspected and Maintained
- Impervious Coverage Retired
- Linear Feet of Stream Channel Restored or Enhanced
- Miles of Roads Decommissioned or Retrofitted
- Miles of Street Sweeping
- Nitrogen Load Reduction
- Non-Compliant Wood Stoves Removed or Retrofitted
- Parcels Inspected for Defensible Space
- Parcels with Stormwater BMPs
- Phosphorous Load Reduction
- Pounds of Air Pollutants Removed or Avoided by Project
- Tons of Biomass Utilized
Rationale Details
Confidence Details
Additional Figures and Resources
No photos available.
No documents available.