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Central Coast Chapter Meeting May 26, 2016
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Lunch - Sponsored by Thomas Brand Consulting 12:00
- II. Chapter Business
12:25
- III. Pure Water Monterey Presentation & Tour
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- IV. Adjournment
+ Central Coast Chapter Meeting May 26, 2016 + Agenda Lunch - - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
+ Central Coast Chapter Meeting May 26, 2016 + Agenda Lunch - - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
+ Central Coast Chapter Meeting May 26, 2016 + Agenda Lunch - Sponsored by Thomas Brand Consulting 12:00 I. II. Chapter Business 12:25 III. Pure Water Monterey Presentation & Tour 1:00 IV. Adjournment 2:00 + Chapter Business 3 +
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Chapter Business
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Chapter Business
a) Introduction – Ben Fine b) Lunch sponsor remarks – Steve Thomas c) Chapter member survey – Ben Fine
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+Member Survey
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Chapter Business
a) Introduction – Ben Fine b) Lunch sponsor remarks – Steve Thomas c) Chapter member survey – Ben Fine d) Report from Chapter Trustee – Jeff Szytel e) Regulatory/Legislative update – Rob Morrow
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Regulatory/Legislative Update
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+Bills of Interest
SB 163 (Hertzberg) Ocean Discharge Prohibition – OPPOSE/AMEND ACA 8 (Bloom) Water Financing -- SUPPORT AB 1463 (Gatto) On-site reuse -- AMEND AB 1738 (McCarty) Dark Graywater – CONCERN/AMEND AB 2202 (Gordon) Bottling Purified Water - WRCA-OCWD SPONSOR AB 2543 (Gordon) Energy-Water Conservation State Buildings --
SUPPORT
AB 2890 (Committee Bill) DPR Operator Certification -- WATCH SB 919 (Herzberg) Recycled Water & Energy -- SUPPORT Proposition 1 SWRCB Recycled Water Funding – SUPPORT
General Permit for Non-Potable Recycled Water
June 7 SWRCB Hearing
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California Direct Potable Reuse Criteria Feasibility Report Update
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+Introduction
Information in this presentation is from:
NWRI DPR Expert Panel for the State of California
Jeff Mosher, NWRI 2016 WateReuse California Annual Conference March 14, 2016
Updated: 2016 WateReuse Research Conference
May 24, 2016
Three Players
State Water Resources Control Board / Division of Drinking Water DPR Expert Panel* DPR Advisory Group
*Expert Panel to Advise on Developing Uniform Recycling Criteria for Indirect Potable Reuse via Surface Water Augmentation and on the Feasibility of Developing Such Criteria for Direct Potable Reuse
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+ SWRCB DDW
Legislative Mandate
Draft DPR Criteria Feasibility Report by Sep. 1, 2016 Final DPR Criteria Feasibility Report by Dec. 31, 2016
Public Workshop October 2016 (Tentative) DDW Feasibility Report
Prioritize issues that are most relevant to the feasibility of developing
criteria for DPR
Focus on the feasibility of developing criteria for DPR that is
protective of public health
Provide rationale for each recommendation: Explain how each
recommendation is relevant to feasibility of developing criteria for DPR that is protective of public health
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+ DPR Expert Panel
Advise DDW on public health issues and scientific and
technical matters regarding the investigation of the feasibility of developing uniform water recycling criteria for DPR.
Assess additional areas of research needed to establish
uniform regulatory criteria for DPR.
Recommend an approach for accomplishing any additional
research in a timely manner.
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+ DPR Advisory Group
Advise Expert Panel during its investigation of the feasibility
- f developing DPR criteria
Make recommendations to DDW on:
Feasibility of developing uniform water recycling criteria for DPR
that are protective of public health
Other relevant topics, such as practical considerations for
regulations
Submit recommendations to DDW by June 30, 2016
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+Direct Potable Reuse
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+Maintaining the “Gap’s Functionality
Means to maintain positive attributes of environmental buffer:
More robust treatment barriers Additional treatment barriers (redundancy) Enhanced monitoring for CECs or surrogates Real-time or near real-time monitoring capability Short term storage of product water to provide time for
monitoring
Alternative water supply source and means to quickly respond
to off-spec water (time to respond)
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+Panel Deliverables
Briefing Papers (Internal only)
Seven topic-based papers Includes findings, recommendations, and research
recommendations
Preliminary Panel Findings and Recommendations (May 2016) Panel Feasibility Report
Includes Panel statement on the feasibility of criteria for DPR Summarizes key points from Briefing Papers Draft – July 2016 Final – Sep. 2016
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+WateReuse Research Foundation (WRRF) #15-01
Objective : Summarize and synthesize key results of 34
research projects on DPR undertaken as part of WateReuse’s California DPR Research Initiative.
End product: Collection of nine synthesis documents
addressing specific DPR research topics.
Provide a better understanding of the state-of-the-science on DPR
and identify remaining research needs.
Organize into one cohesive summary document and provide to
the Expert Panel to help complete its charge.
Final draft – July 2016
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Chapter Business
a) Introduction – Ben Fine b) Lunch sponsor remarks – Steve Thomas c) Chapter member survey – Ben Fine d) Report from Chapter Trustee – Jeff Szytel e) Regulatory/Legislative update – Rob Morrow f) Social media and Facebook page – Madeline Kacsinta
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+Social Media and Facebook
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Chapter Business
a) Introduction – Ben Fine b) Lunch sponsor remarks – Steve Thomas c) Chapter member survey – Ben Fine d) Report from Chapter Trustee – Jeff Szytel e) Regulatory/Legislative update – Rob Morrow f) Social media and Facebook page – Madeline Kacsinta g) Membership roundtable – All h) Next meeting – July 28, 2016 in Paso Robles
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Pure Water Monterey Advanced Water Recycling and Purification Facility
Mike McCullough, MRWPCA
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