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Groundwater Recharge Implementation

Groundwater Recharge Implementation. Kurt Souza, P.E., Chief Southern California Section California Department of Public Health Kurt.Souza@cdph.ca.gov. Implementation – How to Get a Project Reviewed and Approved. Timeline of Events Discussion of concept of a project Pre-Meetings

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Groundwater Recharge Implementation

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  1. Groundwater RechargeImplementation Kurt Souza, P.E., Chief Southern California Section California Department of Public Health Kurt.Souza@cdph.ca.gov

  2. Implementation – How to Get a Project Reviewed and Approved • Timeline of Events • Discussion of concept of a project • Pre-Meetings • Pilot Studies • Technical Memos • Engineering Report • Public Hearing • Findings of Facts • RWQCB Permit • Operations, Maintenance and Monitoring Plan • Ongoing Compliance Monitoring Reports

  3. Pre-Meeting • Applicant will need to contact local District office to set up an introductory meeting. • Local Office will invite: Regional Engineer, District Engineer, local staff, Technical Section. • CDPH project team will be formed • CDPH team will include, RE, DE, Branch Chief, local staff engineer, Technical Section representatives

  4. Pre-Meeting • Applicant will need to have similar meeting with the RWQCB. • Future meetings will include CDPH project team and RWQCB. • All Correspondence from CDPH will be signed by Regional Engineer. • All Correspondence from the Proponent should be directed to RWQCB and RE.

  5. Pilot Studies and Tech Memos • Pilot Studies may be needed • Study protocols must be reviewed by CDPH. • Technical Memos will be reviewed by CDPH project team and RWQCB.

  6. Engineering Report • Prepared by the Applicant • Complete documentation of proposed project • Reviewed by CDPH project team and RWQCB

  7. Public Hearing • Applicant will hold a public hearing • Discuss the components of the project • CDPH will attend and discuss regulations • Findings of Fact • CDPH will finalize a Findings of Fact following the Public Hearing and submit to the RWQCB.

  8. RWQCB Permit • CDPH will review and comment on the draft RWQCB permit and any amendments • CDPH will attend the RWQCB Board meeting when project is presented

  9. OMMP and Ongoing Monitoring • Operations, Maintenance and Monitoring Plan (OMMP) will be produced by the Applicant • Reviewed by CDPH Project team • Include Start up plan • Ongoing Monthly Monitoring Reports • Reviewed by RWQCB and CDPH (Local District office)

  10. Thank you for your attention Questions

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