Karry LaClair

The Mojave Salt and Nutrient Management Plan (SNMP) aims to evaluate and manage increases in salts and nutrients to protect groundwater quality and beneficial uses within the Mojave region. Key objectives include gathering comprehensive water quality data, identifying and quantifying pollutant sources, determining the assimilative capacity of groundwater basins, developing a robust water quality monitoring and reporting plan, and recommending effective best management practices. This plan provides a strategic roadmap for water agencies to manage salt and nutrient loading, ensure compliance with state antidegradation policies, and promote a sustainable water supply for the long term.

The report includes summaries of Watermaster activities, water supply conditions for Water Year 2011-12, transfers of FPA and Carryover FPA, and transfers of BAP. It also covers the Biological Resources Trust Fund, storage agreements, Subarea Advisory Committees, water production and verification, streamflow, precipitation, and related MWA activities. The report also discusses wastewater imports, imported water deliveries by MWA, Transition Zone water levels, and Subarea water levels.

The report discusses water supply conditions, including precipitation and runoff, wastewater imports, and imported water deliveries. It also covers the status of replacement water and makeup water obligations, the free production allowance for the upcoming water year, and the financial report, including the proposed budget and assessment rates. Key activities of the Watermaster, such as transfers, rules and regulations, and the biological resources trust fund, are also summarized.

The report summarizes Watermaster activities, including transfers, rules and regulations, the Biological Resources Trust Fund, storage agreements, and Subarea Advisory Committees. It covers water production and verification, quantifying production not under the judgment, and streamflow and precipitation data. The report also discusses water supply conditions, including precipitation and runoff, wastewater imports, imported water deliveries, Transition Zone water levels and balance, and subarea water levels. Additionally, it addresses the status of replacement and makeup water obligations, free production allowance, and financial aspects like the income statement, budget, and assessment rates.

The resolution establishes the pricing of State Water Project water for ID M, City of Victorville (HOPP), Antelope Valley-East Kern Water Agency (AVEK) and for Regional Recharge and Recovery Pipeline (R3) power costs for the period of July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021. It adopts the pricing projection of supplemental water in accordance with the provided table.