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DEC and DEP Announce Plan to Limit Muddy Water Releases from Ashokan Reservoir and Enhance Flood Protections for Lower Esopus Creek

Revised Protocol Protects New York City Water Supply and Addresses Lower Esopus Community Concerns About Muddy Water

DEC Adds Lower Esopus Creek to Resilient NY Program to Aid Flood Protection Measures in High-Priority Areas

State Senator Michelle Hinchey and DEP Commissioner Aggarwala Collaborate to Deliver A New Solution to Better Protect Downstream Communities


 

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Interim Commissioner Sean Mahar, the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Rohit T. Aggarwala, and State Senator Michelle Hinchey today announced actions that will limit muddy water releases from the Ashokan Reservoir into the Lower Esopus Creek.


Separately, DEC has added the Lower Esopus Creek to the Resilient NY program that is identifying strategies to reduce flooding and ice jam formations in high-priority, flood-prone watersheds throughout the state.


¡°The newly revised protocol for the Ashokan Reservoir is intended to balance our commitment to protecting New York City¡¯s water supply while addressing the concerns of the residents and businesses along Lower Esopus Creek,¡± DEC Interim Commissioner Mahar said. ¡°The updated policy will minimize the impacts of turbidity in the Lower Esopus and ensure the area remains a healthy and thriving environment for public enjoyment.¡±


DEP Commissioner Rohit Aggarwala said, ¡°Today¡¯s historic shift in the Ashokan¡¯s releases emphasizes DEP¡¯s commitment to working closely with all stakeholders to continue our mission of providing the highest quality drinking water possible to half the state¡¯s population. DEP is dedicated to using the gold standard in science to protect and enhance the watershed while working hand in hand with our community partners helping to improve the quality of life for all residents throughout the region. I want to thank Senator Hinchey for her advocacy and leadership, DEC Interim Commissioner Mahar and County Executive Metzger for their partnership, and all local leadership throughout this community for championing this issue. I look forward to continuing our collaboration on the important work that still lies ahead.¡±


Senator Michelle Hinchey said, ¡°Our Watershed Communities bear the profound responsibility of stewarding the country¡¯s largest unfiltered water system—a duty we embrace with pride, yet one that has impacted our quality of life and created an imbalance in the well-being of our region for nearly a century. Today, in a historic collaboration with my office, DEP, DEC, Ulster County and our municipalities, we make history by delivering a new solution created specifically to protect our downstream communities from turbid releases and enhance flood resiliency against extreme weather. For decades, we¡¯ve known this moment to be possible, that greater equity could be established to do right by our downstream communities. I thank DEP Commissioner Aggarwala for being an action-oriented partner, DEC, and local residents and advocacy groups for working with us to finally reach a mitigating solution.¡±


Under newly implemented release protocols, DEP will limit downstream releases of Ashokan Reservoir water when it appears highly turbid, or muddy brown, and will expand releases from both of the reservoir¡¯s basins (i.e., east and west basins) rather than restricting releases to only the west basin, which is often more turbid.


These new actions are formalized in the newly revised DEC-regulated Interim Release Protocol (IRP), a set of standards for DEP¡¯s releasing of water from the Ashokan Reservoir to the Lower Esopus Creek through the reservoir¡¯s release channel.


Since the reservoir¡¯s construction, water releases from the Ashokan have occasionally resulted in high levels of turbidity in the Lower Esopus Creek, causing impacts to recreation and aesthetics. Based on public input and community concerns about turbidity, the revised IRP limits muddy water releases from the Ashokan unless specifically requested by DEC to support the aquatic habitat.


DEP Commissioner Aggarwala last year commissioned computerized modeling scenarios to develop potential alternative reservoir operations that would limit muddy discharges after conversations with State Sen. Michelle Hinchey regarding DEP¡¯s history of turbid discharges into the lower Esopus Creek and the communities¡¯ hopes for improvements.


The Ashokan Reservoir supplies about 40 percent of New York City¡¯s drinking water each day. DEP utilizes water discharges from the Release Channel to the Lower Esopus Creek to maintain reservoir levels, enhance flood mitigation downstream and provide flow to the lower Esopus Creek for habitat protection and recreation.


It has also previously been used as an alternative to reliance on the use of chemical treatment within the water supply, specifically the use of aluminum sulfate, during episodic turbidity events.


Turbidity is typically caused throughout the eastern Catskills by severe weather eroding reddish clay glacial sediment within stream channels and stream banks that is ultimately transported and flows into the Ashokan Reservoir.


The Ashokan Reservoir was built with two basins more than 100 years ago to help alleviate turbidity, enabling suspended particles to settle in the west basin before water passes into the east basin.


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