California Water Boards' Annual Performance Report - Fiscal Year 2017-18
REGULATE: IRRIGATED LANDS
GROUP:
IRRIGATED LANDS
IRRIGATED LANDS
MEASURE:
NUMBER OF FARMING OPERATIONS ENROLLED
SIZE OF OPERATIONS ENROLLED
NUMBER OF FARMING OPERATIONS ENROLLED
SIZE OF OPERATIONS ENROLLED
MESSAGE:
MEASUREMENTS - Data Last Updated on:
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WHAT THE MEASURE IS SHOWING
WHY THIS MEASURE IS IMPORTANT
Region | Order # | Acreage | Number of Participants | Coalition Name |
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1 | Not Adopted Yet | TBD | TBD | Developing ILRP order likely focused on vineyards and orchards |
2 | R2-2017-033 | TBD | TBD | First enrollments due July 31, 2018 (in fiscal year 2018-19). |
3 | R3-2017-002 | 414,189 | 1,592 | Central Coast Water Quality Preservation, Inc. |
4 | R4-2016-0143 | 81,807 | 1433 | Ventura County Agricultural Irrigated Lands Group (VCAILG) |
4 | R4-2016-0143 | 1,997 | 291 | Nursery Growers Association-Los Angeles County Irrigated Lands Group (NGA-LAILG) |
5F | R5-2013-0120 | 34,090 | 54 | Buena Vista Coalition |
5F | R5-2013-0120 | 33,818 | 87 | Cawelo Water District Coalition |
5F | R5-2013-0120 | 158,842 | 1,272 | Kaweah Basin Water Quality Association |
5F | R5-2013-0120 | 528,687 | 762 | Kern River Watershed Coalition Authority |
5F | R5-2013-0120 | 761,479 | 4,658 | Kings River Water Quality Coalition |
5F | R5-2013-0120 | 224,596 | 1,012 | Tule Basin Water Quality Coalition |
5F | R5-2014-0001 | 487,526 | 1,289 | Westlands Water District Coalition |
5F | R5-2013-0120 | 98,136 | 42 | Westside Water Quality Coalition |
5S | R5-2014-0031 | 702,081 | 3,416 | East San Joaquin Water Quality Coalition |
5S | R5-2014-0002 | 431,453 | 2,505 | Westside San Joaquin River Watershed Coalition |
5S | R5-2014-0029 | 516,357 | 3528 | San Joaquin Co & Delta Water Quality Coalition |
5S | R5-2014-0030 | 1,332,327 | 8149 | Sacramento Valley Water Quality Coalition |
5S | R5-2015-0095 | 83,913 | 100 | Grasslands Drainage Area Coalition |
5S | R5-2014-0032 | 536,000 | 2500 | California Rice Commission |
7 | R7-2012-0047 (expired) | 0 | 0 | Palo Verde Outfall Coalition |
7 | R7-2013-0002 (expired) | 0 | 0 | Bard Unit Coalition Group |
7 | R7-2014-0046 | 34,152 | 3,643 | Coachella Valley Irrigated Lands Coalition |
7 | R7-2015-0008 | 437,000 | 6407 | Imperial Irrigation District-Imperial County Farm Bureau Coalition |
8 | R8-2016-0003 | 7,756 | 14 | San Jacinto Agricultural Coalition |
9 | R9-2016-0004 | 27,000 | 1063 | San Diego Region Irrigated Lands Group |
9 | R9-2016-0004 | 680 | 126 | De Luz Agricultural Group |
9 | R9-2016-0004 | 1,440 | 126 | Frog Environmental, Inc. |
9 | R9-2016-0004 | 1,860 | 71 | Upper Santa Margarita Irrigated Lands Group |
TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS
- Data Source: Water Boards ILRP database.
- Unit of Measure: Number of acres enrolled under general conditional waivers of WDRs at Regional Water Boards with ILRP.
- Data Definitions: Acres Enrolled: Agricultural acreage under the control of commercial irrigated agricultural operators enrolled under a general conditional waiver of WDRs issued by a Regional Water Board as part of their ILRP.
- References: Information on the Water Boards' ILRP
ILRP Monthly Reports
GLOSSARY
- Conditional Waiver of Waste Discharge Requirements
- Regional Water Board can formally waive Waste Discharge Requirements (WDRs) for specific discharges to surface waters that are not subject to National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System regulations provided that certain conditions are met, including that the discharge will not cause or contribute to violations in water quality. An individual conditional waiver of WDRs can be issued directly to an individual discharger. For discharges of a certain type, such as discharges from irrigated agricultural lands, individual or groups of dischargers may enroll under a general conditional waiver of WDRs.
- Irrigated Agricultural Lands
- Lands where water is applied to produce crops such as land planted to row, vineyard, pasture, field and tree crops, commercial nurseries, nursery stock production, managed wetlands, and rice production that do not currently discharge under waste discharge requirements, National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits, Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permits, or other NPDES permits.