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Public Ou Outrea each Public Outreach eastcountyAWP.com Widespread Support Measuring Support Regu egulatory & & En Envi vironmental Regulatory Milestones DDW Conceptual $40M+ Grants Approval AWP Treatment $100M SRF DDW

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Public Ou Outrea each

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Public Outreach

eastcountyAWP.com
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Widespread Support

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Measuring Support

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Regu egulatory & & En Envi vironmental

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Regulatory Milestones

DDW Conceptual Approval AWP Treatment DDW Conceptual Approval

  • Res. Augmentation

CEQA/NEPA Complete $40M+ Grants $100M SRF Interim Funding Agreement Compliance Approach to Lake Jennings

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Projec ect I Implem emen entation

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Procurement Packages

Pack ckage # e #2 2

Advanced Water Purification Pipeline/ Dechlorination Facility (~$30M)

Pack ckage # e #3 3

East Mission Gorge Force Main/ Residuals Bypass System Influent Pump Station/East Mission Gorge Pump Station Retrofits (~$35M)

Pack ckage # e #1 1

Water Recycling Facility/Advanced Water Purification Facility/Solids Handling (~$260M)

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Next Steps of Implementation

  • Progressive Design Build

contracts

  • Regulatory permitting process
  • Financial analysis and

commitment

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Delivering ng w water by 2025 25

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Virtual al T Tour

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Membrane Filtration

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Reverse Osmosis

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Free Chlorine

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Pure Clean Safe High Quality

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Than ank Y You

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Question

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Mel elissa M McC cChesney mmcc cches esney@padre.o e.org 619-572-1490 ( (cel cell)

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Ope n Disc ussio n

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Upda te fro m Ca lifo rnia Wa te Re use Asso c ia tio n's Ma na g ing Dire c to r

8/ 19/ 2020 Je nnife r We st, Wa te Re use Asso c ia tio n
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Communications Collaborative Group

August 19, 2020
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Legislative proposal spending categories:
  • Support for Small Business
  • Protect Working Families
  • Investments in our Green Economy. Improve the environment, combat
climate change, and create green infrastructure and jobs with investments including, but are not limited to, the following efforts:
  • Invest in wildfire prevention and vegetation management activities.
  • Fight sea level rise, protect wetlands and communities from climate
change impacts.
  • Improve clean water delivery and recycling infrastructure.
  • Create a dedicated fund to incentivize light and heavy-duty,
including passenger clean vehicles, as well as expedite and expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure projects.
  • Make buildings more energy efficient with greener HVAC and water
systems, as well as clean energy generation and battery energy storage systems.
  • Streamline the CEQA through targeted, and limited, use of the AB
900 process – including for housing – to ensure environmental leadership projects actually get built
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Legi egislati tion

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Deadlines es

  • Appropriations Suspense: 8/20
  • End of Session: 8/31
  • AB 2560 (

(Qu Quirk) ) NL/RL a /RL adopti tion procedures

  • 8/14 Sen EQ Consent (then to Appr)
  • SUPPORT
  • AB 3030 (

(Kalra ra) Land / /water c r conservation goals

  • Senate Appropriations Committee
  • OPPOSE
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WRCA Vi Virtual ual O Outreach each

  • Starting with the San Diego Region
  • Virtual Outreach to Legislators – WRCA organizing
with agency teams Messages: Need for recycled water funding Educate legislators about reuse issues in districts
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  • Sustainable Funding Capacity

Reduction – $1 billion to $587 million

  • Possible program management

review to identified efficiencies:

  • Staffing
  • Timing
  • Policies
  • Review other state programs
  • Feedback from California

agencies

  • Timing to complete for review early

2021

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AB 574 Expert Panel

  • Raw Water Augmentation and Treated

Drinking Water Augmentation regulation development

  • Funding not included in Budget
  • Possible agency funding
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Recycled W ed Water er R Report rting

  • 2020 first time reporting for RW: uses, production and wastewater
discharges
  • 670 of 775 agencies (NPDES holders) have submitted reports
  • 2021 Information to be made public and downloadable through Water
Board: GeoTracker
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LA WaterKeeper Recycling Legal Decision

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All R Regulation

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Must b be Aligned

  • Title 22 –No date yet for non-potable update. AB
1180 required Water Board to update these regs by 2023. Budget included one staff person for update
  • Handbook – Backflow protection – DDW says
draft expected by the end of the year.
  • Title 24 (Plumbing Code) Updated every three
  • years. Swivel ell language pulled from latest
update as Water Board had no proposed backflow protection language.
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  • Led by SCWC, LADWP & Santa Margarita Water District
  • Task Force Developing New Recycled Water Outreach Videos
  • Objective of Videos:
  • 1. Promote Recycled Water
  • 2. Health and Safety of Recycled Water
  • 3. Highlight Large Scale Projects in Southern California

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le Reu euse V Vid ideo R Rele leas ase

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Ope n Disc ussio n

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SLIDE 33 Be n Glic kste in 8/ 19/ 20 E a st Ba y Munic ipa l Utility Distric t

No n-Po ta b le Re c yc le d Wa te r Sig na g e : Re g ula tio ns, L a ng ua g e , a nd Gra phic Guide line s

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No n-Po ta b le Re c yc le d Wa te r Sig na g e

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itle 22 no n-po ta b le la ng ua g e to b e upda te d b y 2023

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itle 22 sig na g e la ng ua g e a nd g ra phic re visio ns

  • De ve lo p Wa te Re use CA

sig na g e g uide line s

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Pro po se d la ng ua g e :

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  • r a ll use a re a s tha t a re a c c e ssib le to the pub lic a nd ha ve re c yc le d
wa te r in use , sig ns sha ll b e po ste d in a size a nd fo nt e a sily visib le to the pub lic . T he sig ns must:
  • Sta te tha t the wa te r is re c yc le d.
  • Sta te tha t the wa te r is no n-po ta b le , with la ng ua g e suc h a s “no t fo r
drinking .”
  • Displa y a n inte rna tio na l symb o l simila r to tha t sho wn in fig ure
60310-A, to c o mmunic a te the wa te r is no t fo r drinking .
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f the a re a is irrig a te d with Adva nc e d T re a te d wa te r o f po ta b le q ua lity, the sig ns ma y o mit the sta te me nt tha t the wa te r is no n- po ta b le o r no t fo r drinking .

Curre nt la ng ua g e :

All use a re a s whe re re c yc le d wa te r is use d tha t a re a c c e ssib le to the pub lic sha ll b e po ste d with sig ns tha t a re visib le to the pub lic , in a size no le ss tha n 4 inc he s hig h b y 8 inc he s wide , tha t inc lude the fo llo wing wo rding : "RE CYCL E D WAT E R - DO NOT DRI NK ". E a c h sig n sha ll displa y a n inte rna tio na l symb o l simila r to tha t sho wn in fig ure 60310-A. T he De pa rtme nt ma y a c c e pt a lte rna tive sig na g e a nd wo rding , o r a n e duc a tio na l pro g ra m, pro vide d the a pplic a nt de mo nstra te s to the De pa rtme nt tha t the a lte rna tive a ppro a c h will a ssure a n e q uiva le nt de g re e o f pub lic no tific a tio n.
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T itle 22 Sig na g e F ig ure

Curre nt Pro po se d

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n pro g re ss, to b e ho use d with Wa te Rue se CA

  • Re c o mme nda tio ns & re so urc e s:
  • De sig n sug g e stio ns - Co lo rs
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Ope n Disc ussio n

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Wa te Re use Co mmunic a tio ns Co lla b o ra tive Gro up's Surve y Re sults

8/ 19/ 2020 Gina Aya la , Ora ng e Co unty Wa te r Distric t
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Surve y Re sults

Gina Aya la Dire c to r o f Pub lic Affa irs Ora ng e Co unty Wa te r Distric t
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Q1: How many Communications Collaborative Group meetings have you attended?

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Q2: What best describes your position within your organization? Please check all that apply.

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Q3: What water reuse communications topics are of interest to you?

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Q4: What do you hope to accomplish by participating in this group? Please check all that apply.

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Q5: Currently, meetings are held

  • nline and are approximately 90
  • minutes. Please choose the

answer below that best describes your preference for meeting length.

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Q6: Would you consider an online resource folder a useful tool to collaborate with others in the group, and would you contribute and upload information to share?

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T ha nk Yo u

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Ope n Disc ussio n

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Ro undta b le Disc ussio n

8/ 19/ 2020 Ro undta b le L e d b y: Re b e c c a Rub in, So q ue l Cre e k Wa te r Distric t
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Ope n Disc ussio n

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Communication works for those who work at it.”

  • John Powell

Wr ap Up and T hank you for par tic ipating!