Each site is a section of the Watermark platform — pivoted by basinstate. Live & building sites open; queued and tracking
sites route to their coming-soon / watch page.
LiveBuildingQueuedTracking Locked
Switch site 35 sites · 10 basins2 states35 openGroup by
Each site is one Watermark investigation. The page color says what opens; the campus line is the build on the ground — two different clocks.
Allen County American II Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP)
permit_no
2PH00006*LD
permit_action
renewal
applicant
Allen County Board of Commissioners, 3230 North Cole Street, Lima, OH 45801
application_no
OH0037338
public_notice_no
211697
public_notice_date
2025-04-28
comment_period_end
2025-05-28
facility_address
American II WWTP, 4140 Diller Road, Lima, OH 45807, Allen County
discharge_address
—
receiving_water
Dug Run
stream_network
Ottawa River, Auglaize River, Maumee River, Maumee Bay, Lake Erie
note
Revised Final June 2025. Permit action described as renewal throughout. Outfall 001 referenced in tables and text (e.g., Table 12, influent monitoring station 601). No discharge address distinct from facility address.
7Q10 values are read from the Ohio EPA fact sheets committed in the corpus; the fact-sheet PDFs are available on request.
② What we read from it
Receiving water
Dug Run · impaired
7Q10 design low flow
0.78 cfs
1Q10 (driest week)
0.6 cfs
Summer 30Q10
0.96 cfs
Stated acute dilution
1.3 : 1
Ottawa mainstem 7Q10
0.2 cfs
Ottawa 1Q10 (driest week)
0 cfs · nearly dry
● figures read live from the published record · ~ markers preserved as approximate
③ What it reveals
Ohio EPA sizes every discharge against the stream's design low flow — and the Ottawa this project discharges into runs at just 0.2 cfs, dropping to zero in the driest weeks. The tributaries are worse: American II's own fact sheet states a dilution of barely 1.3 to 1. The receiving water is near-undiluted before this project adds a drop.
7Q10 values are read from the Ohio EPA fact sheets committed in the corpus; the fact-sheet PDFs are available on request.
② What we read from it
Receiving water
Dug Run · impaired
7Q10 design low flow
0.78 cfs
1Q10 (driest week)
0.6 cfs
Summer 30Q10
0.96 cfs
Stated acute dilution
1.3 : 1
Ottawa mainstem 7Q10
0.2 cfs
Ottawa 1Q10 (driest week)
0 cfs · nearly dry
③ What it reveals
Ohio EPA sizes every discharge against the stream's design low flow — and the Ottawa this project discharges into runs at just 0.2 cfs, dropping to zero in the driest weeks. The tributaries are worse: American II's own fact sheet states a dilution of barely 1.3 to 1. The receiving water is near-undiluted before this project adds a drop.
Same five beats, two shapes: split for a clean
two-column source, scroll for the vertical reflow
.
The flow is a choice on the screen — the record data never changes.