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CARPINTERIA GROUNDWATER BASIN AB3030 GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN ANNUAL REPORT WATER YEAR 2017 Michael Burke, C.Hg. Michael Burke, C.Hg. Pueblo Water Resources, Inc. Pueblo Water Resources, Inc. AB 3030 Groundwater Management Plan AB


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Michael Burke, C.Hg. Pueblo Water Resources, Inc.

CARPINTERIA GROUNDWATER BASIN AB3030 GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN ANNUAL REPORT WATER YEAR 2017 Michael Burke, C.Hg. Pueblo Water Resources, Inc.

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AB 3030 Groundwater Management Plan

  • AB 3030 Allowed Local Agencies to Develop GWMPs for

DWR Bulletin 118 GW Basins.

  • CVWD Adopted Plan for CGB in 1999.
  • Provides Mechanism for Systematic Data Collection and

Analysis.

  • Monitor Hydrogeologic Conditions with the Carpinteria

Groundwater Basin (CGB).

  • Identify Important Trends in Water Levels and Water

Quality Throughout the Basin.

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Components of CGB GWMP

  • Precipitation Data
  • Groundwater Pumpage
  • Water Levels
  • Groundwater Quality
  • Surface Water Quality
  • Hydrologic Budget
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Monitoring Program

  • Monitoring Well Network: 42 Wells throughout

the CGB (District and Private wells).

  • Water Level data from Approx. 25 wells on a Bi‐

monthly basis.

  • Water Quality samples collected from Approx. 25

wells on a Bi‐annual basis – Spring and Fall of each Water Year.

  • Water Quality samples collected from 6 surface

water locations throughout the CGB during the Spring and Fall.

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Monitoring Well Network

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CGB Cross‐Section

2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000 18000 20000 22000 24000 26000 28000 30000 Distance Along Section Line (ft.)

  • 4000
  • 3500
  • 3000
  • 2500
  • 2000
  • 1500
  • 1000
  • 500

500 1000 Elevation (ft. msl) 24G2 (White) 19L2 (Ocean Breeze) 29D8 (CVWD SY/HQ) 29Na (Shepard #1) 28F7 (CVWD TH #1) 28K3 (Kono) 27P5 (CVWD TH #3) 27Ha (Gobernador #1) 26F1 (Berberet)

SESPE FM (Ts) CASITAS FM (Qc)

A A'

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Alluvium Aquifer A Aquifer B Aquifer C Aquifer D

SANTA BARBARA FM (TQsb)

Old Alluvium

420' 600' 950' 3983' 1456' 3310' 510' 983' 505'

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Precipitation Data

  • Data from SB County Carpinteria Fire Station

Gauge.

  • Average over WY 1985 – 2017 Period = 18.4

inches.

  • Cumulative Departure Curve Shows Wet and

Dry Periods.

  • WY 2017 Total = 21.8 in., 121 % of Average.
  • WY 2018 Total = 8.96 in.
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Precipitation Data

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Groundwater Production Data

  • Pumpage from District Wells is Metered.
  • Pumpage from Private Wells Estimated by District

Using Land Use Surveys and Water Delivery Information.

  • 33 Year Average of 3,917 acre feet per year (afy).
  • WY 2017 Total of 4,556 af, 16% Higher than Ave.
  • WY 2017 District Pumpage = 1,235 af.
  • WY 2017 Private Pumpage = 3,321 af.
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Groundwater Production Data

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Water Level Data

  • Water Levels Measured Every Other Month
  • Hydrographs for Individual Wells in Storage Units 1

and 2 (mostly SU1)

  • Basin Wide Water Level Contours for the Spring and

Fall of Each Water Year (Storage Unit 1 Only)

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Hydrographs

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Key Hydrographs – Well 4N/25W‐19F4

(Storage Unit 1)

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Key Hydrographs – Well 4N/25W‐35E1

(storage unit 2)

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Water Level Contours

  • Basin Wide Evaluation of Water Level

Conditions.

  • Identify General Patterns of Groundwater

Flow.

  • Reveal Recharge Areas and Pumping Troughs.
  • Project of Water Level Conditions at Margins
  • f the Basin (i.e. along the coast in western

portion of SU1).

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Water Level Contours

(Spring WY 2017)

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Water Level Contours

(Fall WY 2017)

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Water Quality Data

  • Samples Collected in Spring and Fall.
  • Irrigation Suitability Analysis includes Analysis for Minerals,

TDS, and Nitrates.

  • Chemical Hydrographs Allow for Tracking CGB Water

Quality.

  • CGB Contains Relatively High Quality Groundwater.
  • TDS ranging between 600 and 900 mg/L.
  • Chlorides ranging between 40 and 80 mg/L.
  • Some Localized Areas with Elevated Nitrates.
  • No Evidence of Seawater Intrusion.
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Chemical Hydrographs

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Chemical Hydrographs

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Hydrologic Budget

  • HB is an Accounting of All the Components of CGB GW

Inflow and Outflow.

  • Allows for Quantification of CGB Recharge and Storage

Changes.

  • Updated for WY 1985 through WY 2008 for CGB

Hydrogeologic Update and Model Project (PWR 2012).

  • Annual Updates Included in Annual AB3030 Reports.
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Hydrologic Budget Components

Inflows

  • Subsurface Inflow (from mountain bedrock)
  • Stream Percolation
  • Percolation of Rainfall
  • Irrigation Return Flows

Outflows

  • Subsurface Outflow (to ocean)
  • Groundwater Pumpage
  • Evapotranspiration
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Hydrologic Budget

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Hydrologic Budget

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Hydrologic Budget WY 2017

  • + 834 af Storage Accretion in WY 2017
  • First Accumulation of Aquifer Storage Since

WY 2011

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Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP) Scoping Analysis

  • Sustainable Groundwater Management Act

Requires Development of GSPs for Priority Basins.

  • Comparative Analysis of GSP vs. AB 3030 GWMP

for Carpinteria Groundwater Basin.

  • Monitoring Well Network Key to Both Programs

to Monitor, Track, and Measure Sustainability Components.

  • Technical Memorandum Prepared by Bondy

Groundwater Consulting Inc.

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Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP) Requirements for GSP Monitoring Network

  • Known Well Construction Details
  • Non‐Pumping Wells
  • Aquifer (Zone) Specific Monitoring
  • Key Locations to Monitor Conditions in Basin

Management Areas

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WY 2017 Conclusions

  • Above Average Rainfall in WY 2017.
  • Water Levels Recovery at Most Wells.
  • Water Levels Below Sea Level in Central Portion
  • f SU1 and Along Coast.
  • Water Quality Stable, No Significant Trends.
  • CGB GW Storage Accretion in WY 2017.
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Recommendations

  • Continue GWMP in Existing Form.
  • Install Sentry Wells at Coast in Western Portion
  • f Storage Unit 1 and include Sentry Wells in

CGB GWMP.

  • Gradually Transition AB 3030 Program to be

SGMA/GSP Compliant.

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Discussion