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(This section includes Stage of RAP development, Beneficial Use Impairments and their delisting targets, and information on whether the AOC has been accurately mapped.)
Stage of RAP Development: 1

Are electronic maps available that include the AOC's geographic boundaries and associated sources of pollution? Yes

Beneficial Use Impairments (BUI):
(The BUI will appear underlined if a delisting target has been determined.
If underlined, click on the BUI to display the delisting target.)
Restrictions on Fish and Wildlife Consumption
Degraded Fish and Wildlife Populations
Fish Tumors or Other Deformities
Degradation of Benthos
Restrictions on Dredging Activities
Beach Closings
Degradation of Aesthetics
Degradation of Phytoplankton and Zooplankton Populations
Added Costs to Agriculture or Industry
Loss of Fish and Wildlife Habitat
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CONTAMINATED SEDIMENT
Estimated remaining volume of contaminated sediment within the AOC: no information

Remediation to Date
Project Name: Amount Remediated: Remediation Cost:
Northern Wood Preservers11000 sq m. remediated; 21000 sq m. bermed & cappe$16 000 000

Planned Action Regarding Sediment Remediation
Project Name: Amt. to be Remediated: Estimated Cost:
Provincial Papers (now Cascades Inc.)20000 m^3$0
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WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE
Improvements to Wastewater Infrastructure - Dollars Spent:
Environment Canada$700000
Ontario$7700000

Identified Future Costs for Wastewater Infra. - Dollars Needed:
City of Thunder Bay - Sewage Treatment Plant Upgrades$36000000
City of Thunder Bay - control of CSO$0
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HABITAT
Projects / Proposals / Costs:
$2730000 on 6 projects - CUF/GLSF
Alleviated fish migration barriers, improved walleye spawning & nursery habitat
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OTHER SIGNIFICANT ISSUES
Issues, including National Priority List (NPL) sites:
Northern Wood Preservers Site - fish habitat creation, groundwater filtration plant & other restoration activities
Loss of fish and wildlife habitat BUI considered 95% restored in 1998
Water quality improvements due to improved effluent treatment
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MANAGEMENT
FederalJohn Marsden, Environment Canada
4905 Dufferin Street
Downsview, Ontario
(416) 739-4759
ProvincialPatrick Morash, Ontario MOE
435 James St. S., 3rd Fl. P.O. Box 5000
Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 5G6
(807) 475-1271
LocalArther Sytek, Thunder Bay Watershed Council
P.O. Box 751, 666 Johnson
Alpena, Michigan 49707
(517) 379-3740


Please Note: Values provided are intended as indicators only, and may not capture all expenditures or work done. Summary is based on best available Information. "No Information" indicates relevant information was not available at time of publication.