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Yes — Lake Brooklyn in Clay County, Florida is on the EPA's Clean Water Act 303(d) impaired-waters list (2022 assessment cycle). It is cited for Algal growth. No cleanup plan (TMDL) has been completed yet. "Impaired" is a legal designation, separate from the lake's EPA condition class water-quality readings: it means at least one designated use (such as swimming, aquatic life, or fish consumption) does not meet state standards for the listed pollutant.

EPA 303(d) Listing

On 303(d) impaired listYes
Cleanup plan (TMDL)Not yet written
Assessment cycle2022
EPA IR category5
Uses not supportedAquatic life, Recreation
EPA names this lake in the listingYes
LocationClay County, Florida

Pollutants Cited

Specific parameters in the EPA record: Chlorophyll-a.

What this means for using Lake Brooklyn

Review the EPA assessment and any state advisories before relying on Lake Brooklyn for swimming, fishing, or other uses. An impairment listing does not mean the lake is closed — most impaired lakes remain open for boating and swimming. It means a specific pollutant exceeds a standard for a specific use. See the full breakdown on the lake report. The official EPA assessment is available in the ATTAINS waterbody report.

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