Announcements

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• State Water Board celebrates City of Maywood groundwater filtration system
• Redondo Beach Coastal Power Plant Granted Extension
• Statement on State Water Boards' Role in Oil Spill Response
  In response to the massive oil spill that occurred October 1-3 in federal waters off the Orange County coast, a unified command involving multiple agencies has been established to oversee cleanup efforts. The cooperating entities include the U.S. Coast Guard, California Department of Fish and Wildlife's Office of Spill Prevention and Response and Beta Offshore. A public website with information about the cleanup efforts is available at: www.socalspillresponse.com. The Santa Ana, Los Angeles and San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Boards are closely monitoring the situation, providing information to the unified command as needed, and will address water quality issues that fall within their regulatory purview at the appropriate time.
• The State Water Board approved measures that will restore instream flows to Mono Lake tributaries
• LA Water Board Adopted a new MS4 permit that sets limits on pollution that is discharged from storm drains
• Settlement reached but monitoring continues of crude oil release in Ventura County watershed $330,218 in fines will be deposited in the Waste Discharge Permit Fund
• The Carousel Tract aka KAST Project (Former Kast Property Tank Farm) Information
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