CV-SALTS Webinar: Salt and Nitrate Permit Compliance in the Central Valley

Webinar: Salt and Nitrate Permit Compliance in the Central Valley

The Central Valley Salinity Coalition (CVSC) is hosting a live webinar for municipal and industry leaders and consultants in all disciplines of water resource management. The webinar will provide an opportunity to learn firsthand from the people who developed new nitrate and salt permit requirements approved by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board.

Thursday, July 2, 2020

10:30 a.m. to noon

Overview of new nitrate and salt control programs and permit requirements

1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m

Nitrate Management Zones in Priority 1 subbasins 

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Why Attend?

In late May 2020, Notices to Comply were sent to permittees in high-priority areas where implementation will begin immediately. These areas include six Central Valley subbasins: Kaweah, Turlock, Chowchilla, Tule, Modesto, and Kings.

Consultants will be critical in assisting permitted dischargers complying with new nitrate control permit requirements. 

Participants will gain an understanding of the new nitrate and salt regulations and how their services may help permittees implement these regulations. Webinar topics include:

·    Compliance options now available for permittees

·    Activities and timelines for compliance

·    Providing safe drinking water to communities in need

·    Potential service needs for permittees and coalitions

 

Who Should Attend?

Industry leaders and professional services consultants involved in water quality, nitrate discharge compliance, and safe drinking water in the Central Valley should attend. The following technical and management services may be involved:

·    Hydrogeology and groundwater quality characterization

·    Drinking water program development and management

·    Nitrate source identification and management

·    Permit compliance assistance

·    Compliance mapping, data management, and reporting management and communications

·    Management planning and proposal development and documentation

·    Outreach, facilitation, and collaboration with permit holders

·    Governance agreements and contracts

·    Administration, fund management, and program management

·    Outreach and engagement with stakeholders and communities

·    Cost estimating, cost allocation, and funding

Vendors of water treatment technologies and drinking water services may be interested in attending, but this webinar is targeted to professional services needs for nitrate and salts permit compliance in the Central Valley.

Please forward this email to consultants, attorneys, and community leaders who should attend this event.

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