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Materials for GSA Outreach Materials for GSA Outreach April 2019 April 2019 GSP Topics & Project Schedule GSP Topics GSP Finalization Elements 2 Click to edit bullet styles Click to edit bullet styles 2 columns Click to edit

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Materials for GSA Outreach April 2019 Materials for GSA Outreach April 2019

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GSP Topics & Project Schedule

GSP Topics

GSP Finalization Elements

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Deliverable Review Schedule Update

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GSP Deliverables Review Schedule Approved By Board 3/13

Deliverable Public Drafu#1 goes to Board for Review BOARD MEETING JPA Board - Discussion (if areas of disagreement) Possible Public D goes to Board for Review BOARD MEETING JPA Board – Actjon Public Review Period Stafg provide response to comments/ discussion of proposed revisions GSA Review Final Drafu

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Distributed BOARD MEETING JPA Board Actjon GSA Final Approval Bundle 1 (Administratjve Informatjon; Plan Area; HCM) May 1 May 8 June 5 June 12 July 10- Aug 25 Sept 15 Oct 15 Nov 5 Nov 13 Dec/Jan Bundle 2 (Water Budget – at basin-scale) June 5 June 12 July 1 July 10 July 10- Aug 25 Sept 15 Oct 15 Nov 5 Nov 13 Dec/Jan Bundle 3 (Undesirable Results & Minimum Thresholds, Monitoring Network, Projects) June 5 June 12 July 1 July 10 July 10- Aug 25 Sept 15 Oct 15 Nov 5 Nov 13 Dec/Jan

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Policy Decisions

Policy questions coming to the Board in April include items on the following topics:

  • Water Budget Planning Estimates – Adoption of water budget planning assumptions for GSP

development

  • Sustainability Indicators – Guidance on which sustainability indicators will be fully addressed in

the GSP

  • Monitoring, Measuring, and Model Refinements – Guidance to conduct monitoring, measuring,

and modeling at the basin-scale subject to a financing plan

  • Project Implementation – Guidance on level at which projects can be implemented in the GSP

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Water Budget Planning Estimates

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Water Budget Comparison Optimized GW Pumping Reduction

D R A F T

Projected Conditions Sustainable Yield:

Optimized GW Pumping Reduction

Subsurface Inflow Subsurface Outflow Ag GW Pumping Deep Percolation Stream Seepage Other Recharge Change in Storage 192,400

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203,200 163,900 680,000 265,600 57,600 Urban GW Pumping 121,200 Note: All flows are rounded annual averages in acre- feet per year (AFY) Subsurface Inflow Subsurface Outflow Ag GW Pumping Deep Percolation Stream Seepage Other Recharge Change in Storage 180,600

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165,700 164,500 610,200 258,200 56,400 Urban GW Pumping 105,400

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Outreach Update

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Groundwater Sustainability Workgroup Update

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  • 6 Workgroup members and 4 members of the public attended the

Groundwater Sustainability Workgroup meeting held on March 13th.

  • The next Workgroup meeting will be held on April 10th at 4:00pm

at the San Joaquin County Public Works Department

  • Notes from Workgroup meeting are available on the website,

esjgroundwater.org (under ‘Agendas’ tab)

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Workgroup Input on Funding & Financing

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The Groundwater Sustainability Workgroup discussed GSP funding and financing strategies at their February meeting, and developed the 12 key points of input, presented at the GWA Board meeting in March.

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Workgroup Input on Funding & Financing – 1 of 2

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1. P3 financing, unless designed well, can be unsuccessful 2. How will GSAs hold each other accountable? Monitoring should be increased in areas by the cone of depression 3. Should DACs have free access to potable water outside their area/ is this a potential solution? Is a funding source needed to fund DAC water needs? 4. Should markets be considered within the basin? 5. Does it affect rating, etc. if a small GSA needs a very expensive project? 6. Inflows and outflows to GSAs may be equitable for assessing a basin-wide fee 7. We’re all in this together – if one GSA defaults, there are ramifications to the rest of the basin.

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Workgroup Input on Funding & Financing – 2 of 2

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8. What would it take to vote yes on a sales tax?

  • Understanding of how it would be used
  • Some are against it because of impacts to DACs

9. A sales tax might make it easier to do projects where they are needed and prevent pumping restrictions 10. Anticipate competition with statewide taxes for water issues 11. Pros and cons of regional vs. GSA-level needs need to be evaluated 12. If projects generate revenue, could a portion of the (a “fee”) be reverted to the region to offset costs to areas that need a subsidy?

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DWR Update

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Technical Support Services Funding Update

  • Review: DWR’s Technical Support Services (TSS)

provides funding to construct monitoring wells in areas where data gaps exist.

  • The TSS application for the Eastern San Joaquin

Subbasin has been submitted to DWR with a request to fund two new monitoring wells in areas in the Subbasin.

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TSS Requested Monitoring Well Locations

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These locations were selected based on their ability to assess sustainability and support future projects. There is potential to request additional TSS support for the installation of monitoring wells.

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