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State of CaliforniaCalifornia Regional Water Quality Control Board
Santa Ana Region
RESOLUTION NO. R8-2007-0036
Waiver of Waste Discharge Requirementsfor Specific Types of Discharges
WHEREAS, the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Santa Ana Region(hereinafter Regional Board), finds that:
1. Section 13263(a) of the California Water Code requires Regional Boards toprescribe requirements for existing and proposed waste discharges in theirrespective areas of jurisdiction.
2. Section 13269 of the California Water Code authorizes Regional Boards to waivewaste discharge requirements for a specific discharge or specific types ofdischarges where such a waiver is not against the public interest.
3. The waiver of waste discharge requirements for discharges that do not pose asignificant threat to water quality, where such waiver is not against the publicinterest, would enable staff resources to be used effectively and avoidunnecessary expenditures of these limited resources.
4. On October 10, 1999, Senate Bill (SB) 390 amended Water Code Sections 13269and 13350. SB 390 includes the following:
a. Requires review and renewal or termination of all waivers every five years;b. Requires Regional Boards to conduct a public hearing prior to renewing any
waiver for a specific type of discharge in order to determine whether thedischarge should be subject to general or individual waste dischargerequirements;
c. Imposes a duty on the Regional Boards and State Boards to enforce thewaiver conditions;
d. Specifically expands the authority of the Regional Boards to takeenforcement action for violations of waiver conditions and 401 certifications.
5. On September 6, 2002, the Regional Board adopted Resolution No. R8-20020044 for waiver of waste discharge requirements for specific types of discharges.
6. Resolution No. R8-2002-0044 must be reviewed and updated to comply with therequirements of SB 390. Resolution No. R8-2002-0044 expired on September 1,2007.
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7. Attachment nAn to this resolution lists specific types of discharges for which wastedischarge requirements are waived and that are expected to have an insignificanteffect on the quality of waters of the State, provided the corresponding criteria andconditions are met. Each such discharge would be considered on a case-specificbasis to determine whether and what additional conditions are required to protectthe quality of waters of the State, or whether coverage under individual or generalwaste discharge requirements is necessary.
8. The specific types of discharges listed in Attachment "A" to this resolution includegroundwater recharge projects using imported water. The Regional Board andcertain other agencies have entered into a Cooperative Agreement ("CooperativeAgreement to Protect Water Quality and Encourage the Conjunctive Uses ofImported Water in the Santa Ana River Basinn) regarding the conduct andmonitoring of projects involving the injection/percolation of imported State ProjectWater, Colorado River Water and/or imported well water to recharge groundwatermanagement zones within the Santa Ana Region. The purpose of theCooperative Agreement is to assure proper management of these groundwaterrecharge projects so that they will not cause or contribute to a violation ofapplicable Nitrogen and Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) objectives. Agencies whosign the Cooperative Agreement commit to implement the requirements of theAgreement that will assure this water quality protection. Thus, groundwaterrecharge projects using imported water that are implemented through theCooperative Agreement should have an insignificant effect on water qualitystandards in the Region, provided that each signatory fulfills the requirements ofthe Agreement. Therefore, groundwater recharge projects using imported StateProject Water, Colorado River Water and/or imported well water are properlyincluded in the waiver resolution, with the condition that the agency proposing toimplement the projects signs and fulfills the requirements of the CooperativeAgreement. Attachment "B" to this Resolution lists the entities who are currentsignatories to this Cooperative Agreement. Attachment "B" may be revised toinclude new signatory(ies) to the Cooperative Agreement.
9. Waiving waste discharge requirements for the specific types of discharges listed inAttachment nAn is not against the public interest. These discharges will not havean adverse impact on water quality standards or the environment, provided thatthe discharger satisfies the criteria and conditions identified in Attachment "A" andany additional conditions specified by the Executive Officer as the result of casespecific consideration of the proposed discharge. Further, the Executive Officerhas the authority to deny a request for a waiver where such a waiver would not bein the public interest.
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10. The types of activities identified in Attachment "A" will not have a significant effecton the environment provided that they are conducted in conformance with thecriteria and conditions specified in Attachment "A" and any additionalcriteria/conditions specified by the Executive Officer in issuing a waiver of wastedischarge requirements. Therefore, this resolution waiving waste dischargerequirements for those activities is exempt from the California EnvironmentalQuality Act.
11. On September 7, 2007, the Board held a public hearing and considered all theevidence concerning this matter. Notice of this hearing was given to all interestedpersons in accordance with the California Code of Regulations, Section 15072.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the California Regional Water Quality ControlBoard, Santa Ana Region:
1. Waives waste discharge requirements for the specific types of discharges listedin Attachment "A", except those for which individual waste dischargerequirements or general waste discharge requirements have already beenadopted. Waste discharge requirements are waived for each specific type ofdischarge listed provided that the corresponding criteria and conditions are met.
2. This waiver of waste discharge requirements expires on September 1, 2012.Any action under this waiver is conditional and may be terminated for any type ofdischarge or any specific discharge at any time within the term of this waiver.
3. Waste discharge requirements for a specific discharge shall be consideredwaived only after a Report of Waste Discharge is submitted and the ExecutiveOfficer determines that the conditions specified in Attachment "A" for the specifictype of discharge will be met.
4. The Executive Officer of the Regional Board is authorized to deny a waiver ofwaste discharge requirements and to recommend the issuance of individual wastedischarge requirements or coverage under general waste discharge requirementsfor projects that would result in the discharge of waste that may have a significantimpact on the water quality standards of the State.
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I, Gerard J. Thibeault, Executive Officer, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true,and correct copy of a resolution adopted by the California Regional Water Quality ControlBoard, Santa Ana Region, on September 7,2007.
rard J. ThibeaultExecutive Officer
Attachment "A" to Resolution No. R8-2007-0036Specific Types of Discharges for WhichWaste Discharge Requirements are Waived(Provided Criteria and Conditions are Met)
TYPES OF DISCHARGE
Inert WasteDisposal Operations
CRITERIA AND CONDITIONSOnly inert waste, as defined in Section 20230,Division 2, Title 27, of the California Code ofRegulations, will be disposed of. No green waste,woodwaste or gypsum board (or similar constructionwastes) are allowed, and
1. Controls sufficient to contain all surface runoffare installed, where necessary, and
2. The site will be adequately secured to preventunauthorized disposal by the public.
Sand, Gravel,and
Quarry Operations
Residential WastewaterDisposal Systems (On-SiteSeptic Tank-Sub Surface
Leaching/Percolation Systems)Not Within Prohibition Areas
Industrial and CommercialWastewater Disposal Systems
(septic tanks)Not Within Prohibition Areas
1.
2.
3.
1.
1.
2.
All operations and wash waters are containedwithin the facility,
No waste discharge (including storm waterrunoff from operations areas) to surfacewaters will occur, and
Stockpiles and settling basins will beprotected from inundation from 100-yearpeak storm flows.
Developments in Orange County comply withthe Regional Board's "Guidelines for SewageDisposal from Land Developments".Developments in Riverside and SanBernardino Counties comply with theindividual county guidelines to dischargewastes to septic systems.
Only sanitary wastes to be discharged intothe septic systems, and
Developments in Orange County comply withthe Regional Board's "Guidelines for SewageDisposal from Land Developments".Developments in Riverside and SanBernardino Counties comply with theindividual county guidelines to dischargewastes to septic svstems.
Attachment "A"Specific Types of Discharges for WhichWaste Discharge Requirements are Waived
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TYPES OF DISCHARGE CRITERIA AND CONDITIONS
1. Purge water is discharged to the ground in amanner so that it will percolate back into the
Monitoring Well Purge Wateraquifer in the same general area from which itcame, and
2. Adequate measures will be taken to preventpurge water from reaching surface waters.
1. Cuttings determined not to be considered ashazardous waste, and
Well Drill Cuttings 2. Cuttings disposed of or used in a manner soas to not affect water quality or beneficialuses.
1. Discharges occur during an oil spill responseIncidental Discharge of Oily activity, andWastewater During Oil Spill
Response Activities 2. Discharges are within or proximate to the oilspill response area.
1. All wastewater discharged in a manner soOther Insignificant Discharges that it will percolate into the ground before
of Wastewater to Land (eg: reaching surface waters, andpotable water pipelinedraining, groundwater 2. All wastewater disposed of or used in a
dewatering, etc.) manner so as to not affect water quality orbeneficial uses.
Attachment "A"Specific Types of Discharges for WhichWaste Discharge Requirements are Waived
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TYPES OF DISCHARGE CRITERIA AND CONDITIONS
1. Any agency that intentionally rechargesimported water within the Santa Ana Region
Groundwater Recharge agrees voluntarily to collect, compile, andProjects Using Imported analyze the NfTDS water quality data
Water (Projects by any public necessary to determine whether theagency or non-profit mutual intentional recharge of imported water in thewater company that imports Region may have a significant adverse
water to the Region, impact on compliance with the TDSexportslimports water objectives within the Region.
between basins within theRegion, recharges such 2. Recharge proponent must be a signatory toimported water within the the Cooperative Agreement to Protect Water
Region, delivers such Quality and Encourage the Conjunctive Usesimported water for potable use of Imported Water in the Santa Ana River
within the Region) Basin. Signatories as of the date of approvalof Resolution No. R8-2007-0036 are listed inAttachment "B" of this Resolution.
The following conditions apply to all of the above types of discharges:
1. Implementation of the project shall not create a nuisance or pollution as definedin the California Water Code Section 13050.
2. The project shall not cause a violation of any applicable water quality standardfor receiving waters adopted by the Regional Board or the State WaterResources Control Board, as required by the Clean Water Act.
3. The discharge of any substance in concentrations toxic to animal or plant life isprohibited.
4. The waiver of waste discharge requirements may be terminated by the ExecutiveOfficer at any time.
5. Discharges subject to discretionary approval by other agencies will be eligible fora waiver only after the completion of any documentation required by theCalifornia Environmental Quality Act.
6. Compliance with the criteria and conditions identified for each type of dischargedoes not guarantee issuance of a waiver. Each waiver request will beconsidered on a case-specific basis. The Executive Officer, at his/her discretion,may deny the request for a waiver and recommend coverage of the dischargeunder an individual waiver, or coverage under individual or general wastedischarge requirements as appropriate to protect water quality.
Attachment "B" to Resolution No. R8-2007-0036Agencies Signatory(ies) to the Cooperative Agreement
City of Corona
City of Riverside
Eastern Municipal Water District
Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District
Orange County Water District
San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District
San Gorgonio Pass Water Agency
Western Municipal Water District
In addition, Inland Empire Utilities Agency has chosen not to sign the agreement due toa preexisting agreement with the RWQCB under their Maximum Benefit Demonstrationfor TIN and TDS.
State of CaliforniaCalifornia Regional Water Quality Control Board
Santa Ana Region
September 7, 2007
ITEM: *6
SUBJECT: Renewal/Update of Waiver of waste discharge requirements for specifictypes of discharges, Resolution No. R8-2007-0036
DISCUSSION:
The Regional Board prescribes Waste Discharge Requirements for waste discharges inaccordance with Section 13263 of the California Water Code. Many types of discharges,however, do not contain a significant amount of pollutants, and have no significant effecton the quality and beneficial uses of the waters of the State. It is in the best interest of thepublic and the Board not to expend the resources necessary to regulate discharges thathave an insignificant potential to affect water quality standards.
Section 13269 of the California Water Code empowers the Regional Board to waive wastedischarge requirements for specific types of discharges where such a waiver is not againstthe public interest. Such waivers are conditional and may be terminated by the Board atanytime.
It is important to emphasize also that each request for such a waiver would be consideredon a case-specific basis by Regional Board staff. The Regional Board retains its authorityto issue waste discharge requirements, or to take other requisite regulatory action, wheresite-specific conditions warrant it. This is true even when the conditions specified in thewaiver resolution are met. It is recognized that the waiver conditions may not anticipate allrelevant factors (e.g., proximity to groundwater contamination plumes or to Clean WaterAct Section 303(d) listed impaired waters) that may necessitate an independent regulatoryresponse.
Legislation (Senate Bill 390) amended Section 13269. As amended, Section 13269stipulates that all existing waivers must be reviewed at 5-year intervals and either renewedor terminated.
On September 6, 2002, the Regional Board adopted Resolution No. R8-2002-0044, whichwaived waste discharge requirements for specific types of discharges, provided thatcertain conditions stipulated in the Resolution were met. Resolution No. R8-2002-0044expired on September 1, 2007.
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In accordance with Senate Bill 390, the 2002 list of specific types of discharges hasbeen reviewed and revised. The proposed Resolution No. R8-2007-0036 updates thelist of specific types of discharges and adds Groundwater Recharge Projects as a typeof discharge for which waste discharge requirements can be waived provided thatcertain criteria and conditions are met. The updated list of specific type of dischargesthat can be conditionally waived includes the following:
a. Inert Waste Disposal Operations,
b. Sand, Gravel, and Quarry Operations,
c. Residential Wastewater Disposal Systems (On-Site Septic Tank-SubSurface Leaching/Percolation Systems) Not Within Prohibition Areas,
d. Industrial and Commercial Wastewater Disposal Systems (septic tanks) NotWithin Prohibition Areas,
e. Monitoring Well Purge water,
f. Well Drill Cuttings,
g. Incidental Discharge of Oily Wastewater During Oil Spill Response Activities,and
h. Other Insignificant Discharges of Wastewater to Land (eg: potable waterpipeline draining, groundwater dewatering, etc.).
I. Groundwater Recharge Projects using imported State Project Water,Colorado River Water or Imported Well Water
This list differs from that identified in the prior waiver resolution (Resolution No. R8-20020044) only in the addition of groundwater recharge projects using imported water.These projects are being included in the updated waiver resolution to address anagreement among the Regional Board and agencies in the Santa Ana River watershed toaddress nitrogen and Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) concerns potentially associated withthese projects. This agreement ("Cooperative Agreement to Protect Water Quality andEncourage the COl;ljunctive Uses of Imported Water in the Santa Ana River Basin") hasbeen signed by certain agencies, and other agencies are considering like action.Signature of the Cooperative Agreement commits the signatory agency to manageimported water recharge projects under the agency's purview so as to assureconformance with applicable nitrogen and TDS objectives. Provided that an agency signsthe Cooperative Agreement and conforms to its terms, then waste discharge requirements
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for the recharge project could be waived, pursuant to the proposed waiver resolution. 1
Water imported to the Santa Ana Region from State Water Project, the Colorado River andother sources, and from groundwater management zones to other groundwatermanagement zones within the Region, is vital to meet present and future demands forwater within the Region. Such water is directly used, injected or percolated withingroundwater management zones; stored in groundwater management zones for later use;may be combined with or used in addition to the native groundwater supplies in amanagement zone; may be exported/imported from one management zone to another andafter consumptive use may form a portion of the wastewater that is treated, recharged andreused within the Region. Such conjunctive uses of surface water and groundwater withinthe Region have been contemplated by the State of California at least since the issuanceof the original California Water Plan in 1957 and the adoption by the State WaterResources Control Board of Resolution No. 64-1.
Board staff considered the merits of the development of general waste dischargerequirements for one or more of the types of discharges identified in the proposed waiverresolution. The advantage of such an approach would be that general waste dischargerequirements would not need to be revisited more than once every ten years, as opposedto the requirement to review the waiver resolution at least once every five years. However,considerable staff time would be required to develop general waste dischargerequirements applicable to all of the listed types of discharges. Given that thesedischarges are not expected to have significant impacts on water quality standards, Boardstaff believes that it is a better use of the Board's resources to adopt and implement theproposed waiver resolution. Efficient use of the Board's resources is in the public interest.
The types of waste discharges listed in Attachment "A" to Resolution No. R8-2007-0036were identified on the basis that they should not result in significant adverse environmentaleffects, provided that the criteria and conditions also listed in Attachment "A" are satisfied.Again, where site-specific conditions warrant it, the Executive Officer may specifyadditional criteria and conditions. The proposed Resolution No. R8-2007-0036, ifapproved, would expire on September 1,2012.
As explicitly acknowledged in the Cooperative Agreement, there is a disagreement between theRegional Board and cettain of the agencies regarding the Board's legal authority to regulateimpotted water recharge in the Region. These patties contend that nitrogen and TDS in theimpotted water do not constitute "waste" that is subject to Water Code regulation. The RegionalBoard and cettain other patties believe that the Board has authority to regulate these dischargespursuant to Waste Discharge Requirements. The inclusion of these impotted water groundwaterrecharge projects in the proposed waiver resolution is not to be construed as a definitiveresolution of this matter. Rather, the projects are included in the proposed resolution in theinterest of facilitating implementation of the projects in a manner defensible to and by theRegional Board, without need for litigation over the underlying legal concern. Any disputesarising from the application of this waiver resolution to impotted water recharge projects couldand should be addressed on a case-specific basis.
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Again, the waiver of waste discharge requirements for the specific types of dischargesidentified in Attachment "A" will not affect the Regional Board's authority to regulatedischarges where water quality or beneficial uses could be impacted. The Resolutionexplicitly grants the Executive Officer of the Regional Board the authority to deny projectsand to recommend to the Regional Board issuance of individual waste dischargerequirements, or coverage under applicable general waste discharge requirements, forprojects determined to have the potential for significant impacts on the water qualitystandards of the State.
Adoption of the proposed resolution would waive, conditionally, waste dischargerequirements for the activities listed in the resolution. Each of the activities covered will nothave a significant effect on the environment provided that the criteria and conditionsspecified in the waiver issued by the Executive Officer are satisfied. Therefore, the waiverresolution is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
RECOMMENDATION:
Adopt Resolution No. R8-2007-0036 as presented.
Comments were solicited from the following agencies:
California Department of Fish and Game, Inland Desert Region - Curt TaucherCalifornia Department of Fish and Game, South Coast Region - Kevin HuntingCalifornia Department of Public Health, San Bernardino - Sean McCarthyCalifornia Department of Public Health, San Diego - Steven WilliamsCalifornia Department of Public Health, Santa Ana - Anthony NhanChino Basin WatermasterCity of Beaumont - Alan KapanicasElsinore Valley Municipal Water DistrictInland Empire Utilities Agency - Patrick O. SheildsInland Empire Waterkeeper - Lee ReederLawyers for Clean Water Clc San Francisco BaykeeperOrange County Coastkeeper - Garry BrownOrange County Health Care Agency - Seth DaughertyOrange County Resources and Development Management Department - ChrisCromptonOrange County Water District - Nira Yamachika/Greg WoodsideRiverside County Department of Environmental Health Services - John WatkinsRiverside County Environmental Health Department - Sandy BonchekRiverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District - Jason UhleySan Bernardino County Department of Environmental Health Services - Daniel AveraSan Bernardino County Department of Public Works, Environmental ManagementDivision -Naresh Varma
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San Timoteo Watershed Management AuthoritySanta Ana River Dischargers AssociationSanta Ana Watershed Project Authority - Celeste CantuSouth Coast Air Quality Management District - Barry WallersteinState Department of Water Resources - GlendaleState Water Resources Control Board, Division of Water Quality - Valerie ConnorState Water Resources Control Board, Office of the Chief Counsel- Erik SpiessU.S. Army District, Los Angeles, Corps of Engineers, Regulatory BranchU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - CarlsbadWildermuth Environmental Inc. - Mark WildermuthAttached mailing list
John ReddickMonte Vista County Water DistrictPOBox 71Montclair, CA [email protected]
Peter FoxCity of Rialto150 S. Palm AvenueRialto, CA 9237pfox@rialtoca·90v
David FergusonCity of Riverside Public Utilities2911 Adams StreetRiverside, CA 92504[email protected]
Charles MoorreesSan Antonio Water Company139 N. Euclid AvenueUpland, CA [email protected]
Stacey AldstadtCity of San Bernardino MWD300 N. D Street, 5th FloorSan Bernardino, CA 92418Aldstadt [email protected]
Celeste CantuSanta Ana Watershed Project Authority16115 Sterling AvenueRiverside, CA [email protected]
Anthony W. AraizaWest Valley Water District855 W. BaselineRialto, CA 92377
Jeff DavisSan Gorgonio Pass Agency1210 Beaumont AvenueBeaumont, CA [email protected]
Rod WatkinsBig Bear City Community Services DistrictPOBox 558Big Bear City, CA [email protected]
Timothy KeysCalifornia Portland Cement2025 E. Financial Way, Suite 200Glendora, Ca [email protected]
Craig ElitharpRancho California Water Company42135 Winchester RoadTemecula, CA [email protected]
Kerwin RussellRiverside Corona Res. Conservation District4500 Glenwood Drive, Building ARiverside, CA [email protected]
Steve SchultzRiverside Water Quality Control Plant5950 Acorn StreetRiverside, CA 92504sSchultz@riversideca·90v
Sam FullerSan Bernardino Valley Municipal Water DistP.O. Box 5906San Bernardino, CA [email protected]
Nick MinorSan Gabriel Valley Water Company11579 Hadley StreetWhittier, CA [email protected]
Ruth BeglinSanta Mar9arita WatermasterP.O. Box 631Fallbrook, CA [email protected]
John RossiWestern Municipal Water District450 Alessandro BoulevardRiverside, CA [email protected]
Mike HuffstutlerBear Valley Mutual Water Company101 E. Olive AvenueRedlands, CA [email protected]
Jerry GruberBig Bear Lake, City ofPOBox 1929Big Bear Lake, CA 92315www.bbldwp.com
Gary EikermannPBS&J175 Calle Ma9dalenaEncinitas, CA 92024
Chris DiggsCity of RedlandsP.O. Box 6903Redlands, CA [email protected]
Don HoughRiverside Highland Water Company1450 E. Washington StreetColton, CA [email protected]
Steve AppelRubidoux Community Services DistrictP.O. Box 3098Rubidoux, CA [email protected]
General ManagerSan Bernardino Valley Water Cons. Dist.P.O. Box 1839Redlands, CA [email protected]
Carol WilsonCalifornia DTSC3450 Pyrite Rd.Riverside, Ca [email protected]·90V
Mark WileyCity of UplandP.O. Box 460Upland, CA [email protected]
Joe ZobaYucaipa Valley Water DistrictP.O. Box 730Yucaipa, CA [email protected]
Chuck ButcherBeaumont-Cherry Valley Water DistrictPOBox 2037Beaumont, CA [email protected]
Bruce GottschalkBox Spring Mutual Water Co21740 Dracaea AvenueMoreno Valley, CA [email protected]
Ken ManningChino Basin Watermaster9641 San Bernardino RdRancho Cucamonga, CA [email protected]
Patrick GloverCity of Chino13220 Central AvenueChino, CA 91710Publicworks@city of chino.or9
Robert DeloachCucamonga Valley Water District10440 Ashford St.Rancho Cucamon9a, CA [email protected]
Robin GrayElsinore Valley Municipal Water DistrictPOBox 300031315 Chaney StLake Elsinore, CA [email protected]
Leslie LemkeGeologic Associates250 W. First St., Suite 228Claremont, CA [email protected]
Tom WagonerLake Hemet Municipal Water District2480 E. Florida Ave.Hemet, CA [email protected]
Joe lomeliWestem Municipal Water District450 Alessandro Blvd.Riverside, CA [email protected]
Robert KinneDevore Water Co.18185 Kenwood Ave.Devore, CA [email protected]
Mike MedinaCity of Colton650 N. Lacadena DriveColton, CA [email protected]
Brian TompkinsEast Valley Water District3654 E. Highland Avenue, Suite 18Highland, CA [email protected]
Ken HuntFontana Water Company8353 Sierra Ave.Fontana, CA [email protected]
Jimmy Berry HillCity of Hemet445 E. Florida AvenueHemet, CA [email protected]
Russ HandyCity of Loma Linda25541 Barton RoadLoma Linda, Ca 92354Rhandy@lomalinda-ca·90v
Bill ThompsonCity of Norco1281 5th StreetNorco, Ca [email protected]
Steve SetlakCity of Chino Hills2001 Grand AvenueChino Hills, CA [email protected]
West CurryCity of Corona730 Corporation Yard WayCorona, CA [email protected]
Tony PackEastern Municipal Water DistrictPOBox 8300Perris, CA [email protected]
Ross LewisGage Canal Co.7452 Dufferin Ave.Riverside, CA [email protected]
Eldon HorstJurupa Community Services District11201 Harrel St.Mira Loma, CA [email protected]
Glenville AllenLorna Linda University11100 Anderson St.Loma Linda, Ca [email protected]
Mohamed EI-AmamyCity of Ontario303 E. "B" St.Ontario, CA [email protected]
Chino Basin Watermaster - [email protected] of Beaumont - Alan Kapanicas [email protected] Valley Municipal Water District - [email protected] Empire Utilities Agency - Patrick O. Sheilds - [email protected] County Health Care Agency - Seth DaughertyOrange County Public Facilities and Resources Department - Chris Crompton - [email protected] County Water District - Nira Yamachika/Greg Woodside - [email protected] County Department of Environmental Health Services - John Watkins - [email protected] County Environmental Health Department - Sandy Bunchek - [email protected] County Flood Control and Water Conservation District - Jason Uhley - [email protected] Bernardino County Department of Environmental Health Services - Daniel Avera - [email protected] Bernardino County Department of Public Works, Environmental Management Division -Naresh Varma [email protected] Timoteo Watershed Management Authority, Andy Schlange - [email protected] Ana River Dischargers Association - Rodney Cruze - [email protected] Ana Watershed Project Authority - Celeste Cantu - [email protected] Coast Air Quality Management District - Barry Wallerstein - [email protected] Department of Water Resources - Glendale, Chuck Keene - [email protected] Environmental Inc. - Mark Wildermuth - [email protected]
