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The California Water Boards' Annual Performance Report - Fiscal Year  2016-17 

REGULATE: WATER QUALITY CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

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GROUP:  401 Water Quality Certifications
MEASURE
3, 4 : 
  • AVERAGE NUMBER OF DAYS BETWEEN RECEIPT OF AN IDNIVIDUAL 401 APPLICATION AND INITIAL REGULATORY ACTION ON THAT APPLICATION
  • AVERAGE NUMBER OF DAYS BETWEEN RECEIPT OF ALL SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION AND INDIVUDUAL 401 CERTIFICATION, OR DENIAL
MESSAGE:  The Water Quality Certification program regulated 5,153 active projects and received new 1,380 water quality certification applications during the fiscal year.
Key Statistics for FY 2015-16
Projects regulated statewide5,072
Applications received statewide1,310

MEASUREMENTS  - Data Last Updated on:  04-23-2018 (12:46 pm)

RegionAcresActive
Projects
Applications
Received
112,443,367639150
22,892,9081,056268
37,355,82439291
42,848,71835161
537,980,3381,334307
620,986,95930081
712,712,38410517
81,791,532461129
92,484,354394178
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Statewide101,496,3845,0721,310


WQC Regions
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WHAT THE MEASURE IS SHOWING

Statewide, staff regulated 5,153 active projects during the fiscal year and there were 1,380 new applications received. Staff review application information and consult with the applicant and other agencies to ensure project impacts are avoided and minimized to the greatest extent possible and to approve appropriate compensatory mitigation for unavoidable impacts.

WHY THIS MEASURE IS IMPORTANT

Dredge and fill projects are regulated from the start of project construction through the period of any required on-site monitoring to ensure permit compliance. Work associated with managing active projects includes (but is not limited to): approving mitigation plans, reviewing monitoring reports, conducting site inspections and potential enforcement actions. In addition to managing active projects, staff review certification applications. Each certification application represents a project with potential impacts to waters of the state.

TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS

  • Data Source: CIWQS. Period July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017.
  • Data Definitions: Measure 1: is the number of WQC Program regulatory measures active during any part of the fiscal year, regardless of the effective date of the certification. Measure 2: is the number of applications received during the fiscal year. Both measures 1 & 2 are for all permit types: individual 401, WDR, and general order enrollees.

 

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