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Back River and Warwick River Bacteria TMDL Action Plan — 2024–2029

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6 City of Newport News Back River and Warwick River Bacteria TMDL Action Plan 2024-2029 Permit Cycle Figure 2. Back River Impairments, with Newmarket Creek – Lower Riverine Segment Noted To bring the Back River into compliance with water quality standards, total bacterial discharges must be reduced by 37 percent. The City of Newport News’ wasteload allocation requires a 17.5 percent reduction (Table 2), expressed in colony-forming units (CFU). The control measures and program enhancements described in Sections 3 and 4 of this TMDL Action Plan will enable the City to achieve its WLA to the maximum extent practicable, as mandated by the current MS4 permit.
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