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Central Valley Pesticide TMDL and Basin Plan Amendment
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Central Valley Pesticide Basin Plan Amendment Fact Sheet, (Updated October 2006), 52 KB, PDF (PDF info)
Outlines an effort to develop a pesticide Basin Plan Amendment for the Sacramento and San Joaquin River watersheds, including the Delta, and identifies the objectives of the effort, the primary documents that
are likely to be produced, and key contacts. For additional information, please contact Danny McClure at (916) 464-4751 or by e-mail at dmcclure@waterboards.ca.gov.
Project Pages
- Public Meetings and Workshops
- Water Quality Criteria Derivation Methodology and Water Quality Criteria
- New! Sediment Criteria Derivation Methodology
- Pesticide Relative Risk Evaluation
- Aquatic Life Uses
- Water Quality Monitoring
- Agricultural Practices Report
Project Status Reports
- July, 2010 Project Status Report, 28 KB, PDF (PDF info)
- November, 2009 Project Status Report, 34 KB, PDF (PDF info)
- April, 2009 Project Status Report, 34 KB, PDF (PDF info)
- April, 2007 Project Status Report, 37 KB, PDF (PDF info)
- October, 2006 Project Status Report, 54 KB, PDF (PDF info)
- January, 2006 Project Fact Sheet and Status Report, 52 KB, PDF (PDF info)
Project Scoping
- Responses to Comments on the Scope Basin Plan Amendment for the Control of Pesticide Discharges in the Sacramento and San Joaquin River Basins, September, 2006. Contains Regional Water Board staff responses to the comments received during the scooping period. 349 KB, PDF (PDF info)
- Comments on the Scope of the Central Valley Pesticide TMDL and Basin Plan Amendment, 1.38 MB*, PDF (PDF info)
- Project CEQA scoping meeting information
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