Santa Barbara County-Wide Integrated Stormwater Resource Plan
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1 Santa Barbara County-Wide Integrated Stormwater Resource Plan Stakeholder Kickoff Meeting South County October 10, 2017 North County October 12, 2017
2 Discussion Topics Stormwater Resource Plan (SWRP) project goals SWRP project overview Identification and Prioritization of Projects Wrap up 2
3 Stormwater Resource Plan Project Goals
4 SWRP Background The Water Quality, Supply, and Infrastructure Improvement Act (Proposition 1) provides $200 million for matching grants Senate Bill (SB) 985, the Stormwater Resources Planning Act requires development of a Storm Water Resource Plan to receive grant funds 4
5 SWRP Requirements Identify watershed and subwatersheds Identify pollutant sources Consistent with other plans and permits Prioritize project based on multiple benefits Community participation Submit to Integrated Regional Water Management (IRWM) Group 5
6 Project Driver - Impacted Water Quality 54 waterbodies with evaluate pollution levels 15 water quality regulatory actions 6
7 Project Driver - Stressed Water Supply From Carpinteria Valley Water District website 7
8 Primary Goals and Mission Develop a forward-thinking County-Wide Integrated Stormwater Resource Plan (SWRP) that includes: Addressing water quality concerns Prioritizing water supply needs Accurate quantitative modeling Collaborative development Local project support Utilize natural solutions Opportunities for future grant funding 8
9 The End Product SWRP meeting all Water Code requirements and SWRP guideline recommendations An adaptive plan that can be updated in the future Carefully screened and prioritized parcels At least 18 project concepts ranked by multibenefits At least 4 Project Implementation Work Plans 9
10 Example End Product Ventura County SWRP Modeled project benefits 400 ac-ft water supply Pollutant load reductions for 15 TMDLs Coordinated 11 MS4 Permittees identified and designed 12 projects eligible for up to $55 million grant funding Plan has resulted in a Prop 1 implementation grant Public Parcel Screening Conceptual Project Design 10
11 Stormwater Resource Plan Project Overview
12 Project Milestones Watershed Characterization and SWRP Outline 9/15/2017 Project Identification and Prioritization 12/15/2017 Administrative Draft SWRP 1/31/2018 Public Draft 2017 Sep Nov 2018 Mar May Jul Sep 2018 Stakeholder Kickoff Meeting SWRP 3/19/2018 Final Draft SWRP 6/30/2018 SWRP submitted to Water Board 9/30/
13 Project Collaboration Technical Advisory Committee Stakeholders Geosyntec Team SB County Water Agency Provide local insight & feedback during SWRP development Recommend potential projects Comment on the public draft SWRP Oversee & review SWRP development Direct project design & modeling priorities Engage with local stakeholders Manage SWRP development & State Grant Agreement Coordinate collaboration of stakeholders, TAC, and consultants Develop SWRP Identify, design, model, & prioritize projects based on SWRP Guidelines and local priorities 13
14 TAC Members Affiliation State Water Board Regional Water Board City of Buellton City of Carpinteria City of Goleta City of Guadalupe City of Solvang Carpinteria Valley Water District Montecito Water District UC Santa Barbara County of Santa Barbara Primary Contact Kelley List Lucas Sharkey Rose Hess Erin Maker Everett King Cruz Ramos Bridget Elliott Jeremy Rentch Nicholas Turner Lisa Stratton John Karamitsos 14
15 Stakeholder List Cities City of Santa Barbara City of Santa Maria Sanitary and Water Conservation Districts Carpinteria Sanitary District Goleta Water District Goleta Sanitary District Goleta West Sanitary District Santa Maria Valley Water Conservation District Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District, ID 1 Community Service Districts Casmalia Community Services District Cuyama Community Services District Vandenberg Village Community Services District Joint Powers Agencies Cachuma Operations and Maintenance Board Cachuma Conservation Release Board Central Coast Water Authority Special Districts Cachuma Resource Conservation District Native Americans Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Non Governmental Organizations AIA Santa Barbara Arguello Group, Los Padres Sierra Club Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes Center Heal the Ocean La Purisima Audubon Society Santa Barbara Channelkeepers Santa Barbara County Action Network Santa Rita Hills Wine Growers Alliance South Coast Habitat Restoration UCSB Sedgwick Reserve Private Citizens Marell Brooks Monte Cole Other Stakeholders USFS Los Padres National Forest 15
16 Stakeholder Meetings 1st Stakeholder Meeting Week of 10/9/17 (1 meeting in North County and 1 in South County) Project overview Present draft parcel screening and prioritization Request other potential locations/projects for consideration 2nd Stakeholder Meeting March 2018 Present public draft SWRP Update on advanced project development 16
17 Identification and Prioritization of Projects
18 Project Identification and Prioritization Approach Screen and Prioritize Parcels 60,485 total parcels 1,639 feasible parcels 15 recommended parcels per Cooperating Entity Identify Potential Projects 9 conceptual designs Projects designed by TAC/Stakeholders Quantify Multiple Benefits Pollutant Reductions Groundwater Recharge Runoff Volume Remove Habitat Created Prioritize Projects Multiple Benefits Willing Land Owner Commitment to Maintenance Advanced Project Development CEQA Analysis Feasibility Assessment 30% Design 25
19 Parcel Screening Results 19
20 Geosyntec Conceptual Project Development 9 projects (1 per cooperating entity) Identify ownership, project area, and pretreatment area Delineate upstream drainage area Determine conceptual design parameters (e.g., side slopes, depth, storage volume) 21
21 Stakeholder Identified Projects General Project Details ID Project Name Proposed By Public/ Specific Private Location Parcel (Coor.) Watershed Multiple Benefits (None, Med, High) Project Flood Enviro Description Water Water Comm Manag nment (Type) Quality Supply unity ement al Notes Conceptual Project Designs Catchment Acres of Land Use in BMP treatment area Average Annual Percent Capture Infiltration rate (in/hr) Discharge rate (cfs) BMP Depth (ft) BMP storage capacity (cu ft) 22
22 Project Conceptual Design and Quantification of Benefits 24
23 Wrap up
24 Primary Goals and Mission Develop a forward-thinking County-Wide Integrated Stormwater Resource Plan (SWRP) that includes: Address water quality concerns Prioritizing water supply needs Accurate quantitative modeling Collaborative development Local project support Utilize natural solutions Opportunities for future grant funding 27
25 Stakeholder Roles and Responsibilities Attend Stakeholder meetings Provide input into development of the SWRP and projects Recommend potential projects Comment on the public draft SWRP 28
26 Stakeholder Actions Needed Submittal of input to Cooperating Entities for recommended projects (10/16) Provide Stakeholder identified projects for modeling/inclusion in the SWRP (10/25) Next Stakeholder meeting (March 2018) 29
27 Group Discussion John Karamitsos SB County Water Agency Contact Avery Blackwell Geosyntec Project Manager 30
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