Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program (ILRP)
News! & Upcoming Meetings
- Stakeholder Meetings & Workgroups - Next Stakeholder Meeting - 20 July 2022, 10:00 AM
- Expert Review Panel for the East San Joaquin Surface Water Quality Monitoring Program (Will open SCCWRP - ESJ Expert Panel website)
Table of Contents
- Executive Officer Decisions/Approvals
- Tentative Waste Discharge Requirements (WDRs or Orders)
- Regulatory Information & Adopted Orders
- Coalition Group Information
- Forms & Templates
- Grower & Interested Party Outreach
- Drinking Water Well Monitoring
- Formal Enforcement Actions
- Coalition Submittals
- Electronic Data Submission Resources
- ILRP Surface Water Quality Data
- ILRP Archives
Overview
A range of pollutants can be found in runoff from irrigated lands, such as pesticides, fertilizers, salts, pathogens, and sediment. At high enough concentrations, these pollutants can harm aquatic life or make water unusable for drinking water or agricultural uses. The Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program (ILRP) was initiated in 2003 to prevent agricultural runoff from impairing surface waters, and in 2012, groundwater regulations were added to the program. Waste discharge requirements (also known as "WDRs" or "Orders"), which protect both surface water and groundwater, address irrigated agricultural discharges throughout the Central Valley.
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Contact Us
- Program Contacts
- Web page problems: Webmaster5@waterboards.ca.gov
Facts and Information
- Does My Property Need Coverage Under the ILRP?
(other languages available upon request) - ILRP Outreach Brochures
(other languages available upon request)
- ILRP Success Stories
- Fiscal Year 15/16 Annual Report Video
(Video will open in YouTube) - ILRP Frequently Asked Questions
