Report on the biological monitoring program for Bear Creek at the Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 1989-1994

Wetland and Sensitive Species Survey Report for Y-12: Proposed Uranium Processing Facility (UPF)

“…The biological communities in the Bear reek Watershed have been impacted by prior waste disposal practices in its headwaters and current land uscs (Southworth et.al. 1992: Hinzman 1996. However, Bear Creek and it tributaries arc frequented by the Tennessee dace.…”

Environmental Survey Report for the ETTP: Environmental Management Waste Management Facility (EMWMF) Haul Road Corridor, Oak Ridge, Tennessee

“…The Mitchell Branch and Grassy Creek watersheds contain fish assemblages that are typical of streams with moderate impact, probably from industrial or urban discharges or poor habitat. The biological communities in the Bear Creek watershed are also impacted by prior waste disposal practices in its headwaters and current land uses (Southworth et al 1992;Hinzman 1996). The Bear Creek watershed, however, does support one rare fish species, the Tennessee dace (Phoxinus tennesseensis).…”

Report on the remedial investigation of Bear Creek Valley at the Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant, Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Volume 6: Appendix G -- Baseline ecological risk assessment report

“…Methods and the results of fish surveys through the fall of 1993 are summarized in Sect. D.9 and detailed in Hinzman et al (1995). In addition, the total fish densities, species richness, and Tennessee dace (Phoxinus tennesseensis) densities for the spring and fall of 1994 are summanzed * in Table G.3 (Schilling 1996).…”

“…In addition, the total fish densities, species richness, and Tennessee dace (Phoxinus tennesseensis) densities for the spring and fall of 1994 are summanzed * in Table G.3 (Schilling 1996). These data also were collected and analyzed using the methods described in Hinzman et al (1995).…”