Table of Contents

Ch.1-3

Ch.4

Ch.5-7

Figures/Tables

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Beneficial Uses

Chapter 3: Water Quality
Objectives

Chapter 4: Implementation
Plan

Chapter 5: Plans and Policies

Chapter 6: Surveillance and
Monitoring

Chapter 7: Water Quality
Attainment Strategies

List of Figures

List of Tables

TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont.)

CHAPTER 5: PLANS AND POLICIES

5.1 State Water Board Plans and Policies

5.2 Water Board Plans and Policies

5.2.1 Cooperative Agreements

5.2.2 Regional Monitoring, Data Use, and the Aquatic Habitat Program

5.2.3 Discharger Reporting and Responsibilities

5.2.4 Delta Planning

5.2.5 Dredging

5.2.6 Nonpoint Source Pollution

5.2.7 On-Site Waste Dispersal and Waste Discharge

5.2.8 Shellfish

5.2.9 Vessel Wastes

5.2.10 Water Recycling

5.2.11 Wetlands

5.2.12 Groundwater

CHAPTER 6: SURVEILLANCE AND MONITORING

6.1 Regional Monitoring Program

6.2 Surface Water Ambient Monitoring Program

6.3 Sacramento-San Joaquin Rivers and Northern San Francisco Bay Estuary Water Quality Surveillance

6.4 Groundwater Monitoring Networks

6.5 Compliance Monitoring

6.6 Complaint Investigation

6.7 Biennial Water Quality Inventory

6.8 Other Monitoring Programs

CHAPTER 7: WATER QUALITY ATTAINMENT STRATEGIES INCLUDING TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOADS

7.1 A Water Quality Attainment Strategy to Support Copper and Nickel Site-Specific Objectives South of the Dumbarton Bridge

7.1.1 Background

7.1.1.1 Sources

7.1.1.2 Stakeholder Involvement

7.1.2 Overview of the TMDL Project for Copper and Nickel in Lower South Bay

7.1.3 Impairment Assessment and Site-Specific Objectives

7.1.4 Implementation Plan

7.1.4.1 Monitoring Program

7.1.4.2 Trigger Values

7.1.4.3 Baseline Actions

7.1.4.4 Phase I Actions

7.1.4.5 Phase II Actions

7.1.4.6 Metal Translators Applicable to Lower South Bay Municipal Wastewater Dischargers