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1 NORTH SANTA MONICA BAY COASTAL WATERSHEDS ENHANCED WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Public Workshop #2 King Gillette Ranch, Calabasas November 13, 2014
2 NSMBCW WATERSHED ASBS = Area of Special Biological Significance JG = Jurisdictional Group 2
3 REVIEW & OVERVIEW Public Meeting #1 Overview of Enhanced Watershed Management Program (EWMP) Process Water Quality Priorities Control Measures to Address Water Quality Priorities Reasonable Assurance Analysis (RAA) Overview of Coordinated Integrated Monitoring Program (CIMP) Public Meeting #2 Identification of Potential Regional EWMP Projects 3
4 BACKGROUND The Municipal Stormwater Permit requires agencies to identify potential projects to improve water quality and provide other benefits ( Regional EWMP Projects ) Areas not draining to these projects must use scientific modeling to show that water quality objectives will be met This modeling process is called the Reasonable Assurance Analysis (RAA) The RAA may lead to the identification of additional, smaller-scale water quality improvement projects 4
5 REGIONAL EWMP PROJECTS Regional EWMP Project Design storm: 85 th percentile, 24-hour Design storm must be fully retained Size of drainage area not limited Identified prior to RAA No RAA required Regional BMP Design storm: not specified Design storm not required to be retained (treat and release ok) Typically defined by tributary area 5 acres Identified via RAA 5
6 APPROACH Input from NSMBCW Group Previous Studies to Identify Projects Greater LA County Integrated Regional Water Management Plan (GLAC IRWMP) North Santa Monica Bay Beaches J1/4 Bacteria TMDL Implementation Plan (IP) Santa Monica Bay Beaches Bacteria TMDL J1/4 Site Evaluations Technical Report Additional work conducted by the City of Malibu Desktop-level Screening Drainage area 5 acres Can the 85 th percentile storm be retained? Environmental and construction feasibility 6
7 GLAC IRWMP PRIORITIZATION Source: County of Los Angeles, Prioritization based on: SBPAT/Land Uses Receiving Water Quality ASBS ASBS = Area of Special Biological Significance. These areas are specially protected by the State of California 7
8 J1/4 BACTERIA TMDL IP PRIORITIZATION Source: County of Los Angeles, City of Malibu, and Caltrans, Prioritization based on: Monitoring Data Land Uses & Runoff Potential MS4 Location Beach Usage 8
9 J1/4 SITE EVALUATION PRIORITIZATION Source: County of Los Angeles, Prioritization based on: Monitoring Data 9
10 PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED BMPS 10
11 SAMPLE OF SCREENING ANALYSIS Subwatershed Agency Project Name BMP Category Siting Notes Los Aliso Malibu/ SMMC Charmlee Nature Center Public Rec Area Infiltration Minimal benefit based on tributary land use (limited development) ; Ownership being transferred No Trancas County Trancas-2 Infiltration Trench Minimal benefit based on tributary land use (limited development) No Trancas-3 Infiltration Trench Minimal benefit based on tributary land use (limited development) No Trancas/Zuma County Zuma-3 Bioretention LACDBH Zuma County Beach Parking Lots Infiltration Not capable of retaining the design storm Potential Analysis conducted for 39 project sites No Yes 11
12 EXAMPLE PROJECTS TRANCAS CANYON, ZUMA BEACH, TOPANGA CANYON 12
13 TRANCAS CANYON CREEK POTENTIAL REGIONAL EWMP PROJECT 13
14 AERIAL PHOTO OF TRANCAS CANYON WATERSHED, FACING NORTH 14
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16 TRANCAS CANYON CREEK POTENTIAL REGIONAL EWMP PROJECT Underground infiltration gallery at Zuma Beach Pretreatment via a large solids separator (e.g., CDS unit ) Diversion of two County-owned storm drain lines draining approximately 130 acres Designed to retain 85 th percentile, 24-hr storm event Treating runoff from single family residences and undeveloped land 16
17 Potential Project Partners: LA County FCD LA County Beaches and Harbors Private R/W Access (PPP)
18 ZUMA BEACH POTENTIAL REGIONAL EWMP PROJECTS 18
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20 POTENTIAL LOCATION OF ZUMA-01, FACING NORTHEAST, SHOWING GUERNSEY AVE MEETING PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY 20
21 ZUMA BEACH POTENTIAL REGIONAL EWMP PROJECTS Underground infiltration galleries Pretreatment via large solids separators (e.g., CDS units ) Located at the terminus of the Agencyowned storm drains at Zuma Beach, under parking lots Collectively, designed to retain 85 th percentile, 24-hr storm event from 111 acres of single family residential neighborhood 21
22 Potential Project Partners: LA County FCD LA County Beaches and Harbors City of Malibu
23 TOPANGA CANYON CREEK POTENTIAL REGIONAL EWMP PROJECTS 23
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25 POTENTIAL LOCATION OF TRANCAS-06, FACING WEST ALONG VIEWRIDGE ROAD 25
26 TOPANGA CANYON CREEK POTENTIAL REGIONAL EWMP PROJECTS Green Street BMPs: permeable pavement and underground infiltration trenches Located in the neighborhood near the intersection of Viewridge Rd and Topanga Canyon Blvd. Designed to retain 85 th percentile, 24-hr storm event from 103 acres of single family residential property 26
27 Potential Project Partners: LA County FCD LA County DPW Private R/W Access (PPP)
28 POTENTIAL CONSTRAINTS Environmental Screening CA Environmental Quality Act (CEQA )1 : Clearance is likely Mitigated Negative Declaration National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA )2 : Not anticipated to be required Proximity to septic systems Private ownership and/or access Geotechnical Issues Landslide and liquefaction potential, based on desktop-level screening Depth to groundwater (> 10 ft) at beach (climate change impacts) Geotechnical investigation planned 1. CEQA is a statute that requires state and local agencies to identify the significant environmental impacts of their actions and to avoid or mitigate those impacts, if feasible. 2. NEPA is similar to CEQA, but for federal projects. 28
29 PERMITTING Los Angeles County Flood Control District Redirected flows from MS4 Los Angeles County Beaches and Harbors Los Angeles County DPW Grading Building and Safety City of Malibu Building and Safety Regional Water Quality Control Board Private Community Agreements (as needed) 29
30 NEXT STEPS Geotechnical Investigation and Feasibility Analysis for Potential Projects Evaluation of Minimum Control Measures RAA Establish Target Load Reductions Estimate non-structural BMP benefit Conduct RAA on all portions of NSMBCW that do not drain to a Regional EWMP Project, in order to identify additional BMPs Project Cost Opinions Develop EWMP 30
31 SCHEDULE Draft EWMP February 2015 Public Workshop #3 TBD (May 2015?) Draft Final EWMP June 2015 Receive and Address Comments from Regional Board Final EWMP 31
32 QUESTIONS/COMMENTS Comments can be included on the provided comment cards City of Malibu contact: Rob DuBoux Assistant Public Works Director/Assistant City Engineer 32
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