SLO IRWM Regional Water Management Group MEETING AGENDA

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1 SLO IRWM Regional Water Management Group MEETING AGENDA Date: June 3, 2015 Time: 9:00 AM 11:00 AM Location: SLO City/County Library Community Room 995 Palm St, San Luis Obispo, CA RWMG Meeting 9:00 AM 11:00 AM 1) Introductions/ Take Role of RWMG (10 minutes) 2) Public Comment (5 minutes) 3) Receive an update on the various IRWM Planning Grant funded studies. (60 minutes) << 5 MINUTE BREAK >> 4) Receive an update on the local applications awarded grant funding through the Drought Response Outreach Program for Schools (DROPS) (10 minutes) 5) Receive an update on the 2015 Prop 84 IRWM Implementation grant application development (10 minutes) 6) Continue discussion of long term IRWM Plan project and program integration and implementation (15 minutes) 7) Discuss next RWMG Meeting & Future Agenda Topic(s) (5 minutes)

2 TO: FROM: IRWM Regional Water Management Group Carolyn Berg, Water Resources Staff Engineer DATE: June 3, 2015 SUBJECT: Update on Various IRWM Planning Grant Funded Studies Recommendation Receive an update the various IRWM Planning Grant funded studies. Discussion In 2012, San Luis Obispo County IRWM Region received a $1-million IRWM Planning Grant, to cover the following local planning efforts: Planning Grant Funded Efforts Lead Agency Status IRWM Plan Update District Complete Watershed Management Planning USLTRCD, CSLRCD Ongoing Salt and Nutrient and Recycled Water Planning Salt and Nutrient Management Planning Priorities District Ongoing Basin Salt and Nutrient Management Plan Complete Basin Groundwater Model Update District Complete Santa Maria Basin Characterization District Ongoing Regional Recycled Water Planning District Complete IRWM Plan Update: Involved updating the IRWM Plan sections, engaging the stakeholders in discussions and commenting, finalizing and adopting the plan, and submitting it to the State Department of Water Resources. The grant funding was also helpful in engaging stakeholders, disadvantaged communities and Native American tribes addressing local water management needs. Watershed Management Planning: Involved preliminary efforts to develop a county-wide Watershed Management Plan that supports water quality improvements and related ecosystem restoration goals. In addition, environmental flows were studied by watershed to fill a data gap in county water planning. Lastly, it initiated an effort to look at groundwater percolation areas in several groundwater basins. Salt and Nutrient and Recycled Water Planning: Includes five separate studies for meeting the region s Salt and Nutrient Management Planning and Reuse/ Recycled Water Planning needs: (1) Identification of Basins Requiring SNMPs, (2) SNMP for the Groundwater Basin, (3) Groundwater Model Update Groundwater Basin, (4) Groundwater Basin Characterization for Santa Maria Groundwater Basin, and (5) Regional Recycled Water Strategic Plan. These efforts are expected to be completed by Fall In the meantime, for links to the completed studies, please visit: agement%20plan/

3 TO: FROM: IRWM Regional Water Management Group Carolyn Berg, Water Resources Staff Engineer DATE: June 3, 2015 SUBJECT: Update on Drought Response Outreach Program for Schools Local Applications Recommendation Receive an update on the local applications submitted to the Drought Response Outreach Program for Schools (DROPS). Discussion On January 7, 2015, the RWMG supported local applications being submitted to the Drought Response Outreach Program for Schools (DROPS) grant program, which is being administered and funded by the State Water Board (SWB). The program was established in response to the Governor s declaration of a Drought State of Emergency on January 17, The SWB has re-purposed remaining funds from Propositions 13, the Safe Drinking Water, Clean Water, Watershed Protection, and Flood Protection Act of 2000 and Proposition 40, the California Clean Water, Clean Air, Safe Neighborhood Parks, and Coastal Protection Act of 2002 in order to provide funding for DROPS. The Lucia Mar Unified School District, Joint Unified School District, Atascadero Unified School District and San Luis Obispo County Office of Education were awarded over $2.5-million of DROPS grant funding. The applicant would like to take this opportunity to address the RWMG and partner agencies to share details on this exciting news. Attachment: Approved Funding List: DROPS

4 Approved Funding List: Drought Response Outreach Program for Schools (DROPS) PIN Region Project Title Applicant Grant 2 Match Total Sinkin' the Stormwater in Humboldt County Northern Humboldt Union High School District $999,461 $296,358 $1,295, Anderson Valley Unified Schools LID Retrofit Program Anderson Valley Unified School District $124,432 $30,014 $154, DROPS - OPS (Oakland and Piedmont Schools) StopWaste $1,491,503 $380,218 $1,871, Downtown College Preparatory Native Landscapes and Bioswale Project Downtown College Preparatory 1 $164,280 $33,120 $197, Bay View Elementary School LID and Water Conservation Retrofit Santa Cruz City Schools $486,200 $151,532 $637, Atascadero Junior High School Storm Water Management Atascadero Unified School District $999,999 $2,006,653 $3,006, LMUSD Ground Water Recovery Projects Lucia Mar Unified School District $903,933 $170,742 $1,074, Joint Unified School District LID Project Joint Unified School District $999,305 $207,750 $1,207, Rancho El Chorro Water Conservation, Reuse, and LID Project San Luis Obispo County Office of Education $628,566 $126,549 $755, Will Rogers Learning Community SW Capture, WQ Improvement & WS Education Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District $621,256 $213,070 $834, Schurr High School Montebello Unified School District 1 $991,575 $148,736 $1,140, LNSD DROPS Stormwater Pollution Reduction and Bioretention Project Los Nietos School District 1 $124,999 $374,501 $499, Project CLEAR (Constructing LID Environments, Awareness and Resources) Elk Grove Unified School District 1 $1,000,000 $703,052 $1,703, Fresno Unified Green Infrastructure Initiative Fresno Unified School District 1 $1,946,418 $4,086,287 $6,032, Grizzly Hill Stormwater Management Project Twin Ridges Elementary School District 1 $121,657 $20,000 $141, Regional Stormwater Learning Lab Project Butte County Office of Education 1 $350,590 $62,371 $412, Grant Union High School's Pacer Quad Twin Rivers Unified School District $725,703 $262,851 $988, Chico Unified School District LID Implementation and Stormwater Education Program Chico Unified School District $445,220 $135,239 $580, Clearwater Project: A Stormwater Water Regenerative Program Perris Elementary School District 1 $982,138 $169,143 $1,151, Fontana Unified School District Watershed Education Initiative Fontana Unified School District $2,000,000 $400,000 $2,400, Katella High School Stormwater Capture Project Anaheim Union High School District 1 $2,000,000 $4,399,690 $6,399, Davis Magnet School Outdoor STEAM Learning Center Newport-Mesa Unified School District $209,027 $36,887 $245, Rio Vista Elementary School Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District 1 $852,200 $147,738 $999, Garden Grove Unified School District Garden Grove Unified School District 1 $1,990,092 $499,219 $2,489, Harvest Valley Elementary School Romoland School District 1 $765,235 $136,000 $901, Go Clean Go Green Stormwater Improvement Project San Diego Unified School District 1 $1,243,445 $310,862 $1,554, Santee Schools Water Conservation and Storm Water Recharge Program Santee School District $1,000,000 $150,000 $1,150, Encinitas Union School District S.W.E.L.L. Stormwater Education Through Lifelong Learning Encinitas Union School District $585,005 $103,896 $688, Great Oak High School Storm Water Retention and Bioretention Basin Temecula Valley Unified School District $568,150 $103,500 $671, % Disadvantaged Schools in Project Totals (without LAUSD): $25,320,389 $15,865,978 $41,186, Subject to change by the Deputy Director of the Division of Financial Assistance Los Angeles Unified School District 1 Total: $5,000,000 $3,210,048 $8,210,048 TOTALS: $30,320,389 $19,076,026 $49,396, % Disadvantaged Schools Total: $12,532, % Disadvantaged Schools Percent of DROPS Funding: 41%

5 TO: FROM: IRWM Regional Water Management Group Carolyn Berg, Water Resources Staff Engineer DATE: June 3, 2015 SUBJECT: Update on 2015 Prop 84 IRWM Implementation Grant Application Development Recommendation Receive an update on the 2015 Prop 84 IRWM Implementation grant application development. Discussion Of the total $1-billion authorized under Proposition 84, the Legislature appropriated $52-million to the Central Coast Funding Area (CCFA) IRWM efforts. The San Luis Obispo County IRWM (SLOCo) Region must compete with five other IRWM regions for the allocations available to CCFA. The Department of Water Resources (DWR) manages the statewide IRWM program, and recently published the final guidelines for the final Proposition 84 IRWM Implementation Grant round, making the remaining $4.9-million CCFA allocation available via a competitive process. Visit: This grant solicitation round prioritizes implementation projects that yield multiple benefits, improve longterm drought preparedness, address the Human Right to Water Policy (i.e. address clean, affordable, and accessible water for human consumption, cooking and sanitary purposes), and provide direct waterrelated benefits to disadvantaged communities. It also prioritizes proposals that can demonstrate that the submitted projects will start construction/ implementation by April 1, 2016 and be completed by October 31, This grant solicitation provides another opportunity for our region to receive needed funding assistance for critical water resources management projects that are competitive under these criteria. On May 6, 2015, the RWMG selected and conditionally approved four projects listed in the table below. Allocations could vary depending on follow up with Project Sponsors. And inclusion of projects is dependent on receiving commitments/ documentation necessary for developing the application. Project Total Project Cost Grant Funding Allocation in Application Required Funding Match San Simeon CSD: Wellhead Treatment $926,540 $426,540 $500,000 Templeton CSD: Upper Salinas River Basin Water Conservation/ Conjunctive Use Project (Atascadero Basin) $7,000,000 $4,113,625 $2,886,375 Oceano CSD: Leak Detection and Mitigation Plan* $75,000 $75,000 $0** Oceano CSD: Groundwater Recharge Plan for the Community of Oceano* $75,000 $75,000 $0** Grant Administration $246,851 $246,851 $0 TOTAL GRANT FUNDING for SLO Co IRWM Region Drought Grant Application $8,323,391 $4,937,016 $3,386,375 * May be combined into one planning study. **To seek the funding match waiver available to Disadvantage Communities.

6 TO: FROM: IRWM Regional Water Management Group Carolyn Berg, Water Resources Staff Engineer DATE: June 3, 2015 SUBJECT: Long-Term IRWM Plan Project/ Program Integration and Implementation Recommendation Continue discussion of long-term IRWM Plan project and program integration and implementation. Discussion IRWM promotes collaborative, integrated management of water resources. The IRWM Program is administered at a State-level by the Department of Water Resources (DWR), and is managed at a regional-level by the locally established Regional Water Management Group (RWMG). The District is designated as the Lead Agency. Local efforts are guided by the current SLO Co Region s IRWM Plan (Plan) (adopted in August/ September 2014). The Plan houses a Full Project List, intended to be updated as needed (see IRWM Plan Section G.6 Biennial Project List Update). On May 6, 2015, the RWMG held a workshop-style discussion to consider opportunities for project integration within the current IRWM Plan Full Project List. The results of that discussion have been compiled into draft summary notes (attached). At the same meeting, the RWMG formed an RWMG Working Group to further consider opportunities for project integration, and to look at IRWM Plan Full Project List long-term implementation, and potential opportunities in Prop 1 Water Bond funding program. The RWMG Working Group includes: Paavo Ogren/ Jennifer Blackburn (Oceano CSD), Steph Wald (Central Coast Salmon Enhancement), Linda Chipping (Coastal San Luis RCD), Devin Best (Upper Salinas Las Tablas RCD), and Rick Sauerwein (City of Morro Bay). The RWMG asked the District to coordinate with RWMG member agencies to update the current IRWM Full Project List (e.g. input project status where known or remove projects no longer viable). This effort is ongoing. Once complete, District Staff will provide the updated Full Project List to the RWMG Working Group for their integration efforts over the summer. Attachment: Draft Summary Notes from May 6 th RWMG Discussion

7 SLO IRWM Regional Water Management Group Meeting Date: May 6, 2015 Adoption of 2014 SLO County IRWMP Motion Statement: Motion to form a RWMG Working Group to look at IRWM Plan Full Project List potential for integration and options for funding and implementation. Working Group members include: Paavo Ogren/ Jennifer Blackburn (Oceano CSD), Steph Wald (Central Coast Salmon Enhancement), Linda Chipping (Coastal San Luis RCD), Devin Best (Upper Salinas Las Tablas RCD), and Rick Sauerwein (City of Morro Bay). Motion: Jennifer Blackburn Second Motion: Renee Lundy Comments: Request that District Staff either note or remove those projects which have been completed, are underway, or are no longer proceeding. Agencies will need to assist with updating that list. RWMG Member Aye Nay Abstain Absent San Luis Obispo County San Luis Obispo County Flood Control and Water Conservation District California Men s Colony Cambria CSD City of Arroyo Grande City of Grover Beach City of Morro Bay City of City of Pismo Beach City of San Luis Obispo Central Coast Salmon Enhancement Coastal San Luis Resource Conservation District Heritage Ranch CSD Land Conservancy Los Osos CSD Morro Bay National Estuary Program Nipomo CSD Oceano CSD Templeton CSD San Miguel CSD San Simeon CSD S&T Mutual Water Company Upper Salinas-Las Tablas Resource Conservation District TOTAL P age

8 IRWM Plan Full Project List Updates & Integration Concepts DRAFT SUMMARY NOTES: RWMG Meeting 5/6/2015 Overview of RWMG Workshop on IRWM Project Integration: On May 6, 2015, the Regional Water Management Group (RWMG) held a workshop to consider the IRWM Plan Full Project List, potential project/ concept integration, and long term implementation. The RWMG members and Interested Stakeholders split into subregional discussion groups (North County, North Coast and South County subregions). Each group reviewed the project list to consider potential opportunities for concept/project integration. The results of the workshop area compiled in this document. South County Subregion participants grouped projects by project categories, looking for opportunities in the South County as well as across all subregions and regional project lists. North County Subregion participants focused on projects in the North County subregion, and grouped projects by type, location and water systems. Then identified potential integration concepts in those categorizations. North Coast Subregion participants looked at both North Coast Subregion and Regional projects, and grouped projects by location. Participants also provided initial input on projects that have been completed or are no longer being pursued, and can therefore be removed from the IRWMP Full Project List. The RWMG asked that District Staff seek input from submitting agencies/ individuals to determine the status of projects listed. RWMG s Concepts for Project Integration: The following is a list of integration concepts discussed in the various subregional discussion groups. A table follows that looks at potential for integrating projects by subregions based on these integration concepts (see Notes on Integration column of table for projects related to these integration concepts). Integration Concept 1. Integration Concept 2. Integration Concept 3. Integration Concept 4. Integration Concept 5. Consider integrating among the general regional efforts and projects. Consider integrating South County Subregion (and other Subregion/ Regional) projects related to the following project categories: a. Groundwater b. Low Impact Development (LID)/ Stormwater Runoff c. Reclaimed Water d. Desalination Integrate efforts related to Atascadero Creek Watershed Management Plan (with the model as an element). Suggest coordination among Upper Salinas Las Tablas Resource Conservation District and City of Atascadero. Coordinate support among agencies interested in Lake Nacimiento Watershed protection. Suggest coordination among Land Conservancy, Heritage Ranch Community Services District (CSD), City of, County of San Luis Obispo, Nacimiento Regional Water Management Advisory Committee and potentially: Nacimiento Water Project Participants, County of Monterey. Many concepts, projects and programs have been identified in the Groundwater Basin. North County Subregion participants identified three major categories of project types: a. Modeling/ Planning. Suggest coordination among County of San Luis Obispo, City of, Paso Basin Advisory Committee. 1 Draft Notes on IRWM Plan Full Project List Integration RWMG 5/6/2015

9 Integration Concept 6. Integration Concept 7. RWMG Working Group & Next Steps: b. Groundwater Basin Recharge. Suggest coordination among USLTRCD, County of San Luis Obispo, Paso Basin Advisory Committee. c. Water Supply Reliability. Suggest coordination among County of San Luis Obispo, City of, Paso Basin Advisory Committee. Encourage agencies/ stakeholders to look at overlap between water supply, flood management and recharge projects in Templeton. Suggest coordination among USLTRCD and Templeton CSD. Consider integrating North Coast Subregion efforts by location in the following areas: a. Morro Bay/ Morro Creek/ Chorro Creek b. Los Osos c. Santa Rosa Creek On May 6, 2015, the RWMG formed an RWMG Working Group to further consider opportunities for project integration, and to look at IRWM Plan Full Project List long term implementation, and potential opportunities in Prop 1 Water Bond funding programs. The RWMG Working Group includes: Paavo Ogren/ Jennifer Blackburn (Oceano CSD), Steph Wald (Central Coast Salmon Enhancement), Linda Chipping (Coastal San Luis RCD), Devin Best (Upper Salinas Las Tablas RCD), and Rick Sauerwein (City of Morro Bay). Regional and Subregional Concepts for Project Integration: The following tables identify the projects that relate to Integration Concepts described above (see far right column for Integration Concept #). The tables are separated by: Regional, South County, North County, and North Coast Integration Concepts. Regional Integration Project Category Related Projects in Regional Notes on Integration (as described above) Agricultural Water Management (2015), USLTRCD Integration Concept 1 Agricultural Water Management and Conservation Program (2013), CSLRCD Integration Concept 1 Countywide Watershed and Creek Signage (2013), USLTRCD Integration Concept 1 Countywide Watershed Planning Phase II (2013), CSLRCD Integration Concept 1 Invasive Species Program (2007), County of San Luis Obispo Integration Concept 1 General Regional Rancher 2 Rancher Program (2013), CSLRCD Integration Concept 1 Efforts or Plans Waterways Vegetation Management Program (2007), SLOCFCWC District Integration Concept 1 Wetland and Vernal Pool Mapping (2007), County of San Luis Obispo Integration Concept 1 North Coast Watershed Plans (2013), USLTRCD Integration Concept 1 Rehabilitation & Installation of Retention Ponds in North Coast (store & release) Integration Concept 1 (2013), USLTRCD LID Pilot Program* (2013), USLTRCD Identified as Regional* Integration Concept 2.b Stormwater Rewards Rebate Program* (2013), CSLRCD Identified as Regional* Integration Concept 2.b Low Impact Development (LID)/ Stormwater Runoff Urban Landscape Water Management and Conservation Program* (2013), CSLRCD Identified as Regional* Water Conservation Corps* (2013), California Conservation Corps Identified as Regional* Los Padres CCC Center Stormwater LID Treatment Project* (2013), Morro Bay National Estuary Program Identified as North Coast Subregion* Prepare a Groundwater Recharge Plan for the Community of Oceano (2015), Oceano CSD Integration Concept 2.b Integration Concept 2.b Integration Concept 2.b Integration Concept 2.b 2 Draft Notes on IRWM Plan Full Project List Integration RWMG 5/6/2015

10 South County Sub Region Project Category Related Projects in South County (** if other subregion) Notes on Integration (as described above) Conjunctive Use and Groundwater Banking Evaluation (2013), Oceano CSD Integration Concept 2.a Groundwater Reclaimed Water Desalination Edna Valley Groundwater Basin Recharge and Steelhead Trout Habitat Integration Concept 2.a Enhancement (2014), CSLRCS Edna Valley Groundwater Basin Study (2007), Various Integration Concept 2.a Flood Control Zone 1/1A Waterway Management Program (2007), SLOCFCWC Integration Concept 2.a District Floodplain and Riparian Enhancement Feasibility Plan for Arroyo Grande Creek Integration Concept 2.a (2013), CSLRCD Pismo Beach Recycled Water Treatment Plant (2013), City of Pismo Beach Integration Concept 2.a AND/ OR Regional Recycled Water System (2013), City of Pismo Beach & SSLOCSD Determine if these are separate projects or simply duplicative project submittals. Prepare a Groundwater Recharge Plan for the Community of Oceano (2015), Integration Concept 2.a Oceano CSD Santa Maria Groundwater Basin Model (2013), NCMA Agencies (Oceano Integration Concept 2.a Community Services District, Cities of Arroyo Grande, Grover Beach and Pismo Beach), Nipomo CSD Development of Basic Salt & Nutrient Management Plans* (2007), Various Integration Concept 2.c Identified as Regional* Morro Bay Cayucos Sanitation District Salt and Nutrient Management Plan* Integration Concept 2.c (2013), City of Morro Bay Identified as North Coast Subregion* Feasibility Study for Recycled Water for Agricultural Use* (2013), CSLRCD Integration Concept 2.c Identified as Regional* Nipomo Area Water Reuse Plan (2007), Nipomo CSD Integration Concept 2.c Pismo Beach Recycled Water Treatment Plant (2013), City of Pismo Beach Integration Concept 2.c Prepare a Groundwater Recharge Plan for the Community of Oceano (2015), Integration Concept 2.c Oceano CSD Recycled Water Distribution System Expansion (2013), City of San Luis Obispo Integration Concept 2.c Recycled Water Master Plan Update (2007), City of San Luis Obispo Integration Concept 2.c Pismo Beach Recycled Water Treatment Plant (2013), City of Pismo Beach AND/ OR Regional Recycled Water System (2013), City of Pismo Beach & SSLOCSD Integration Concept 2.c Determine if these are separate projects or simply duplicative project submittals. San Miguelito Wastewater System Upgrade (2007), San Miguelito MWC Integration Concept 2.c Uncertain if applicable. Desalination Study (2013), Various Integration Concept 2.d NEW CONCEPT NO ASSOCIATED PROJECT SUBMITAL. South County Desalination Treatment Facility (no date), TBD. Integration Concept 2.d New concept discussed at workshop. No project submittal provided todate. 3 Draft Notes on IRWM Plan Full Project List Integration RWMG 5/6/2015

11 Groundwater Basin North County Sub Region Type Related Projects in North County Notes on Integration (as described above) Atascadero Atascadero Creek Watershed Management Plan (2013), City of Atascadero Integration Concept 3. Watershed/ Groundwater Modeling Atascadero Creek Hydrologic Model (2015), USLTRCD Integration Concept 3. Recycled Water Treatment and Distribution System Phase 1 (2013), City of Recycled Water concept suggested. Recycled Water Treatment and Distribution System Phases 2_3 (2013), City of concept suggested. Location Related Projects in North County Notes on Integration (as described above) Attiyeh Ranch Conservation Easement (2013), Land Conservancy of SLO Integration Concept 4 City of Lake Nacimiento Water Treatment Plant Construction Integration Concept 4 (2013), City of County Service Area 7A Oak Shores Interception Sewer System Replacement Integration Concept 4 (2013), County Lake Nacimiento Interlake Tunnel Project (2007), Nacimiento Regional Watershed Management Integration Concept 4 Advisory Committee Phase 2 Lake Nacimiento Potable Water Treatment Plant (2013), City of Paso Integration Concept 4 Robles Templeton CSD Water System Improvements (2007), Templeton CSD Integration Concept 4 Vertical Well Project for HRCSD (2013), Heritage Ranch CSD Integration Concept 4 Evaluating Land Surface Subsidence and Potential Groundwater Storage Losses Integration Concept 5.a. as Part of Assessing Proposed Water Banking Sites in Groundwater Modeling/ Planning Basin (2013), USGS Groundwater Monitoring Program and Modeling Program for the Integration Concept 5.a. Groundwater Basin (2013), PRAAGS Modeling/ Planning Creek Sediment Sampling & Assessment (2015), USLTRCD Integration Concept 5.a. Modeling/ Planning Off Stream Storage within the North County (2013), PRAAGS Integration Concept 5.a. Modeling/ Planning Pilot Project Impact of Santa Margarita Lake Discharges on Groundwater Basin (2007), Unknown Groundwater Recharge Basin (2015), USLTRCD Supplemental Water Supplies for Groundwater Basin (integrates 5 submittals: Community Water Systems for Subdivided Regions Overlying the Groundwater Basin; Irrigation Distribution System at Airport Area; Groundwater Basin Restoration and Basin Recharge; Groundwater Basin In Lieu Recharge Study and Preliminary Layout) (2013), Various City of Lake Nacimiento Water Treatment Plant Construction (2013), City of Phase 2 Lake Nacimiento Potable Water Treatment Plant (2013), City of Paso Robles Recycled Water Treatment and Distribution System Phase 1 (2013), City of Integration Concept 5.b. Groundwater Basin Recharge Integration Concept 5.b. Groundwater Basin Recharge Integration Concept 5.b. Groundwater Basin Recharge (**Partial) Integration Concept 5.c. Water Supply Reliability (**Partial) Integration Concept 5.c. Water Supply Reliability Integration Concept 5.c. Water Supply Reliability Integration Concept 5.c. Water Supply Reliability 4 Draft Notes on IRWM Plan Full Project List Integration RWMG 5/6/2015

12 Recycled Water Treatment and Distribution System Phases 2_3 (2013), City of Integration Concept 5.c. Water Supply Reliability Templeton CSD Water System Improvements (2007), Templeton CSD Integration Concept 6 Overlap between Templeton projects Toad Creek flood control, restoration and basin re charge (2013), USLTRCD Integration Concept 6 Overlap between Templeton Templeton projects Toad Creek Waterway Management Program (2013), SLOCFCWC District Integration Concept 6 Overlap between Templeton projects Upper Salinas River Basin Water Conservation/Conjunctive Use Project (2013), Templeton CSD Integration Concept 6 Overlap between Templeton projects Water Systems Related Projects in North County Notes on Integration New Well Water Supply (2014), San Miguel CSD concept suggested. San Miguel CSD Water System Improvements (2007), San Miguel CSD San Miguel concept suggested. San Miguel Flood Control Program (2013), SLOCFCWC District concept suggested. Toilet Retrofit Incentive Program (2014), San Miguel CSD concept suggested. Templeton City of Lake Nacimiento Water Treatment Plant Construction (2013), City of Phase 2 Lake Nacimiento Potable Water Treatment Plant (2013), City of Paso Robles Recycled Water Treatment and Distribution System Phase 1 (2013), City of Recycled Water Treatment and Distribution System Phases 2_3 (2013), City of Templeton CSD Water System Improvements (2007), Templeton CSD Upper Salinas River Basin Water Conservation/Conjunctive Use Project (2013), Templeton CSD concept suggested. See Integration Concepts 4 and 5 a c. concept suggested. See Integration Concepts 4 and 5 a c. concept suggested. See Integration Concepts 5 a c. concept suggested. See Integration Concepts 5 a c. concept suggested. See Integration Concept 6. concept suggested. See Integration Concept 6. 5 Draft Notes on IRWM Plan Full Project List Integration RWMG 5/6/2015

13 North Coast Sub Region Location Related Projects in North Coast Notes on Integration Chorro and Morro Groundwater Basin Management Plans (2007), Morro Bay Integration Concept 7.a. National Estuary Program Morro Bay/ Morro Morro Bay Cayucos Sanitation District Salt and Nutrient Management Plan Integration Concept 7.a. Creek/ Chorro Creek (2013), City of Morro Bay Morro Bay Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrade (2007), City of Morro Bay Integration Concept 7.a. Water Conservation Partnerships in Chorro Valley (2013), Morro Bay National Estuary Program Integration Concept 7.a. 8th Street Upper Aquifer Well and Nitrate Removal Facility (2013), Los Osos CSD Integration Concept 7.b. Los Osos Community Stormwater Master Plan (2007), Los Osos CSD Notified after by LOCSD Los Osos Plan completed. Los Osos Water System Improvements (2007), Los Osos CSD Integration Concept 7.b. Water Conservation Partnerships in Chorro Valley (2013), Morro Bay National Integration Concept 7.b. Estuary Program Santa Rosa Creek Floodplain/ Wetland Restoration (2015), USLTRCD Integration Concept 7.c. Santa Rosa Creek Santa Rosa Groundwater Recharge Basin (2015), USLTRCD Integration Concept 7.c. Streambank Stabilization & Restoration in Santa Rosa Creek (2013), USLTRCD Integration Concept 7.c. 6 Draft Notes on IRWM Plan Full Project List Integration RWMG 5/6/2015