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Water Quality Management
2008 Fecal Coliform Measurements - Three Rivers Park District Swimming Beaches
In order to ensure a safe swimming experience for park guests, Three Rivers Park District has adopted standards more restrictive than the State guidelines. Whenever a single E. Coli bacteria sample exceeds 126 colonies per 100 mL, action is taken to identify and eliminate the bacteria source. If counts above 126/100 persist for two or more weeks, the beach is closed.
Levels as of 8/11/08
Beach |
E. Coli Levels
(Colonies/100 mL)* |
Auburn |
10 |
Baker Camp |
2 |
Baker Main |
10 |
Bryant |
60 |
Cleary |
3 |
Elm Creek |
1 |
Fish |
32 |
French |
43 |
Minnetonka |
1 |
Rebecca |
5 |
*The numbers above represent the average of the five most recent samples taken at each location, as per State of Minnesota guidelines. Health department guideline = 200 colonies/100 mL.
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