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South Fork Kings GSA GSA Board Technical Workshop January 17, 2019 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

South Fork Kings GSA GSA Board Technical Workshop January 17, 2019 Agenda 1. General Update 2. Recap of October Meeting 3. Management Actions 4. GSA Role/Responsibility Discussion GSP Primary Chapters Basin Setting Sustainable


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South Fork Kings GSA GSA Board Technical Workshop January 17, 2019

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Agenda

  • 1. General Update
  • 2. Recap of October Meeting
  • 3. Management Actions
  • 4. GSA Role/Responsibility Discussion
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GSP Primary Chapters

  • Basin Setting
  • Sustainable Management Criteria
  • Monitoring Networks
  • Management Actions
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SFKGSA Visualization Model & GIS

Visualization GIS (Web-enabled)

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SFK Groundwater Quality

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Tulare Lake Subbasin (TLSB) Local Model

Model Boundary Tulare Lake Subbasin Boundaries

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Modeled Storage Change within TLSB

Long-Term Net Decline in Groundwater Storage within the TLSB

+ Storage increase from previous year

  • Storage loss from previous year

+ cumulative increase from 1990 cumulative loss from 1990

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50% 55% 60% 65% 70% 75% 80% 85% 90% 95% 100%

  • 500
  • 400
  • 300
  • 200
  • 100

100 200

Water Level Elevation SFKGSA 20S20E 07H001M SFKGSA 20S20E28E003M Modeled GW Storage

Projecting Sustainability to 2040

zero change in storage Overdraft

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Projecting Sustainability to 2040

  • 100,000

200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000

TLSB SFKGSA

Total Pumping (AF)

Sustainable Yield Overdraft

Overdraft Sustainable Yield

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Thinking in % of Total……

  • 100,000

200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000

TLSB SFKGSA

Total Current Pumping (AF) Sustainable Yield Overdraft

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

TLSB SFKGSA

% Current Total Pumping Sustainable Yield Overdraft

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Defining Sustainable Yield

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

% Total Pumping

Sustainable Yield Overdraft

“Undesirable” Storage Decline = Overdraft Correction (We Are Here) “Undesirable” Subsidence = Yield Adjustment #1 (could be zero) “Undesirable” Water Quality = Yield Adjustment #2 (could be zero)

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3 Steps to Sustainability

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% SFKGSA

% Total Current Pumping Sustainable Yield Overdraft

  • 1. Correct overdraft (2040)

2. Maintain Sustainability 3. Adaptive Management

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Overdraft Reduction Allocation/Targets

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% SFKGSA

% Total Pumping

Sustainable Yield Overdraft

Overdraft Management Actions “Menu” 2020-2040

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Overdraft Reduction Allocation/Targets

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% SFKGSA

% Total Pumping

Sustainable Yield Overdraft

Overdraft Management Actions “Menu”

Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Retirement Water Export/Import Conservation/Reuse

S F K GS A

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Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export Conservation/Reuse

S F K GS A

GSA Implementation Issues

Role of GSA/Board

  • Overall Approach (GSA)

– Control versus influence – Carrot versus stick

  • Monitoring

– Verifying each contribution to

  • verdraft correction

– Tools for adaptive management

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Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export Conservation/Reuse

S F K GS A

Overdraft Reduction Allocation/Targets

Boundary Inflow/Outflow Improvements

  • Westside
  • North Fork Kings
  • El Rico
  • Kaweah/Tule
  • Mid-Kings
  • “A rising tide floats all boats”
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Overdraft Reduction Allocation/Targets

Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export Conservation/Reuse

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SW Delivery Improvement

  • Main Canal Lining
  • Secondary Canal Lining
  • Scheduling Improvements

SW Delivery efficiency = less pumping Minimize impacts to shallow wells

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Overdraft Reduction Allocation/Targets

Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export Conservation/Reuse

S F K GS A

On-Farm Efficiency Improvement

  • BMPs
  • System Pressurization
  • Drip Conversion
  • Sprinkler conversion

Reduced total demand = less pumping

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Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export Conservation/Reuse

S F K GS A

Overdraft Reduction Allocation/Targets

New Storage

  • Better use of existing storage
  • Wet Year Fill
  • Surface Water
  • Groundwater (aka Recharge)

In order to reduce overdraft, storage volume must be proportional to frequency of wet year conditions and ability to carry-over

Increased volume used in-lieu of pumping = pumping reduction

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Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export Conservation/Reuse

S F K GS A

Overdraft Reduction Allocation/Targets

Dry Year Management

  • Fallowing – Seasonal crop
  • Trading – Seasonal --> Permanent

In order to reduce overdraft, acreage in fallowing or trading program must be proportional to frequency of dry year conditions Reduced demand = less pumping

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Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export Conservation/Reuse

S F K GS A

Overdraft Reduction Allocation/Targets

Land Conversion

  • Permanent retirement (e.g. solar)
  • Urban/Rural Conversion
  • Short/long term crop conversion

Reduced demand = less pumping

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Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export Conservation/Reuse

S F K GS A

Overdraft Reduction Allocation/Targets

Water Import/Export

  • Import more or export less
  • Permanent
  • Temporary

Reduces pumping

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Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export Conservation/Reuse

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Overdraft Reduction Allocation/Targets

Conservation/Reuse

  • Municipal
  • Recreational (e.g. golf

course)

  • Public outreach
  • ASR/Indirect Potable Reuse

(IPR)

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Overdraft Reduction Allocation/Targets

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% SFKGSA

% Total Pumping

Sustainable Yield Overdraft

Overdraft Management Actions “Menu”

Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export Conservation/Reuse

S F K GS A

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Adaptive Management

Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export Conservation/Reuse

S F K GS A

Overdraft Management Actions “Menu”

  • 1-year/5-year/10-year reviews
  • Data Component

– GW/SW Monitoring – Water use – Water quality – Subsidence

  • “Program” Component

– Financial/economic – Legal/regulatory – Social/Public

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Adaptive Management – Mix of actions evolves

2020

5% of Goal

S F K GS A S F K GS A

Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export

S F K GS A

2030

45% of Goal

2040

100% of Goal

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Surrounding Basin Infow/outflow Improvements SW Delivery Improvement On Farm Efficiency Improvement New Storage** Dry Year Management * Land Conversion Water Import/Export Conservation/Reuse

S F K GS A

SFKGSA Implementation Responsibilities

  • 2-Step Process

– Overdraft Correction – Sustainability Management

  • Overall Approach (GSA)

– Control versus influence – Carrot versus stick

  • Monitoring

– Verifying each contribution to

  • verdraft correction

– Tools for adaptive management

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Thank You

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Sustainable Yield Allocation

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% SFKGSA

% Total Pumping

Sustainable Yield Overdraft

Sustainable Yield Allocation Permane nt Crop Seasonal Crop

Livestock

Riparian

Industrial

Municipal/ Domestic

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