Project Application Form

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1 To have your project included in the IRWM Plan this form must be completed and returned to Emmalynne Hu ) at RMC Water and Environment by 5:00 PM, May 9, A public workshop will be held to review this form and how the information you provide will be used to prioritize projects. Project proponents are strongly encouraged to attend. Public Workshop Details Date: April 25, 2007 Time: 1:00 PM Location: Scripps Miramar Ranch Branch Library Address: Scripps Lake Drive San Diego, CA Phone: (858) Additional copies of this form can be found on the project website: *1. Project Title: Required information is marked with an asterisk (*). Is this project ready to be considered for grant funding under Round 2 of Proposition 50*? Yes No 1

2 Should this project be considered for future grant funding under Proposition 84 and other future grant funding sources*? Yes No *2. Project Description: Description of Project: Linkages with the schedule of other projects and/or integration with other projects: Other local or regional plans in which the project is included (i.e., watershed plans): Project Benefits: Description of Project Benefits: Environmental Justice Benefits: Disadvantaged Community Benefits: Negative Project Impacts: Description of Negative Project Impacts: Environmental Justice Negative Impacts: Disadvantaged Community Negative Impacts: 2

3 Need for Project (why should the project be implemented?): *3. Affected Hydrologic Unit(s): Hydrologic Unit San Juan Santa Margarita San Luis Rey Carlsbad San Dieguito Pensaquitos San Diego Pueblo Sweetwater Otay Tijuana ALL Affected? Affected Subunit(s) (if known) *4. Affected Groundwater Basin(s): Groundwater Basins San Mateo Valley San Onofre Valley Santa Margarita Valley San Marcos Area Batiquos Lagoon Valley San Elijo Valley San Dieguito Creek Poway Valley El Cajon Valley Mission Valley Otay Valley Tijuana Basin Potrero Valley Escondido Valley San Luis Rey Valley Warner Valley Ranchita Town Area Pamo Valley San Pasqual Valley One-Sentence Description of How Basin is Affected (if applicable) 3

4 Groundwater Basins Santa Maria Valley San Diego River Valley Cottonwood Valley Campo Valley ALL One-Sentence Description of How Basin is Affected (if applicable) Does the project include development of a Groundwater Management Plan? If yes, please list groundwater basin(s) covered: PLEASE BE ADVISED: For groundwater management and recharge projects and for projects with potential groundwater impacts, the agency responsible must demonstrate that either: (1) They have prepared and implemented a Groundwater Management Plan in compliance with CWC , (2) They participate or consent to be subject to a Groundwater Management Plan, basin-wide management plan, or other IRWM program or plan that meets the requirements of CWC (a); (3) The proposal includes development of a Groundwater Management Plan that meets the requirements of CWC which will be completed within 1-year of the grant application submittal date, or (4) They conform to the requirements of an adjudication of water rights in the subject groundwater basin. Figure 1: Map of Groundwater Basins 9-2: San Mateo Valley 9-3: San Onofre Valley 9-4: Santa Margarita Valley 9-32: San Marcos Area 9-22: Batiquos Lagoon Valley 9-23: San Elijo Valley 9-12: San Dieguito Creek 9-13: Poway Valley 9-16: El Cajon Valley 9-14: Mission Valley 9-9: Escondido Valley 9-7: San Luis Rey Valley 9-8: Warner Valley 9-25: Ranchita Town Area 9-24: Pamo Valley 9-10: San Pasqual Valley 9-11: Santa Maria Valley 9-15: San Diego River Valley 9-27: Cottonwood Valley 9-18: Otay Valley 9-19: Tijuana Basin 9-29: Potrero Valley 9-28: Campo Valley 4

5 *5. Water Management Strategy(ies) Addressed: Water Management Strategy Agricultural Land Stewardship Agricultural Water Use Efficiency Groundwater Management Conveyance Seawater Desalination Potable Water Treatment & Distribution Economic Incentives Ecosystem Restoration Floodplain Management Groundwater Aquifer Remediation Matching Quality to Use Pollution Prevention Recharge Area Protection Recycled Water Regional Surface Storage Reoperation & Reservoir Management Urban Land Use Management Urban Runoff Management Urban Water Use Efficiency Water Transfers Recreation & Public Access Watershed Management & Planning One-Sentence Description of How the Project Incorporates the Strategy (if applicable) 5

6 *6. Primary Water Strategy: (Select one strategy from the table above): *7. Project Type, Status and Schedule: If the project is a capital project, please complete the following table: Stage Duration Start Date Finish Date Planning Demonstration Project Design Environmental Documentation / Permitting Construction If the project is not a capital project, please answer the following questions: What type of project is it? What is the anticipated schedule? *8. Budget Information: Project Budget Information Grant Funds Requested (Please note that a maximum of $25 M is available through Prop 50 and $91 M available through Prop 84 for all projects) Match Amount (estimated dollar value - can include in kind services, etc) Match Type (contribution of funds, in kind services, etc) Match Secured (Yes/No) If no, describe plan for securing match. Able to front project costs? (Yes/No) Total project budget Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Costs 6

7 Project Budget Information Base Year Other Funding Sources and Amounts *9. Statewide Priorities: Statewide Priority Reduce conflicts between water rights users Implement TMDLs Implement RWQCB's Watershed Management Initiatives Implement SWRCB's NPS Pollution Plan Assist in meeting Delta Water Quality Objectives Implement recommendations of the floodplain, desalination, and recycling task forces, or of the state species recovery plan Address environmental justice concerns Assist in meeting the CALFED Bay-Delta Program goals Reduce carbon emissions Other (please specify) One-Sentence Description of How the Project Addresses the Priority(if applicable) *10. Program Preferences: Program Preference Include integrated projects with multiple benefits. Support and improve local and regional water supply reliability. Contribute expeditiously and measurably to the long-term attainment and maintenance of water quality standards. (If this box is checked, please identify the water quality standards that are addressed) One-Sentence Description of How the Project Addresses the Preference (if applicable) 7

8 Program Preference Eliminate or significantly reduce pollution to impaired waters and sensitive habitat areas, including areas of special biological significance. (If this box is checked, please identify the specific pollutants and impaired waters or sensitive habitat areas) Include safe drinking water and water quality projects that serve disadvantaged communities. Include groundwater management and recharge projects that are located 1) outside the service area of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California; and 2) within one mile of established residential and commercial development. One-Sentence Description of How the Project Addresses the Preference (if applicable) *11. Stakeholder Outreach, Involvement and Coordination: *12. Project Contact Information: Project Contact Information Project Contact Agency/Organization Title Phone Fax Mailing Address 8

9 *13. Cooperating Partners: 14. Project Photos: Please attach photo(s) to illustrate the project (if applicable). 15. Environmental Compliance Strategy (if applicable): 16. Documentation of Feasibility: 9