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GSP ANNUAL REPORTS

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4th Annual Report 

WATER YEAR 2022

Annual Report for WY 2022 for Public Review & Comment
Comments due March 16, 2023 - Submit to breely@co.slo.ca.us

The Paso Basin Annual Report for Water Year 2022 (October 1, 2021 through September 30, 2022) is available for public review and comment.  Annual Reports are required annually by the California Department of Water Resources by April 1st and include updates on Groundwater Sustainability Plan implementation and changes to basin conditions. The Annual Report will be presented to the Paso Basin Cooperative Committee for consideration of approval at the March 16, 2023 meeting at 4:00 p.m. located  at Paso Robles Council Chambers, 1000 Spring Street, Paso Robles, CA 93446. Remote participation will be available and the agenda and meeting packet will be distributed next week.
 
If you have comments on the Annual Report, please submit them to breely@co.slo.ca.us, or at the PBCC meeting during that agenda item.
 
We appreciate your participation and involvement in the Paso Basin

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3rd Annual Report 

WATER YEAR 2021

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2nd Annual Report

WATER YEAR 2020

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1st Annual Report

WATER YEARS 2017-2019

STORMWATER CAPTURE STUDIES AND RESOURCES

December 2020

STORMWATER CAPTURE AND RECHARGE FEASIBILITY STUDY

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January 2018

HUER HUERO CREEK SITE RECHARGE SITING

FEASIBILITY STUDY

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RESOURCES TO REVIEW

MONITORING NETWORK

SSJWD Well Data Collection

The Shandon-San Juan Water District is undertaking a data collection effort to get a better understanding of the hydrogeology that makes up our portion of the Paso Robles Groundwater Basin.  In collaboration with District landowners, we are examining as many of our wells as possible to accurately map areas of relative connectivity and to distinguish areas that are less connected.  The District will ultimately use this information to select wells that accurately represent each part of our area as monitoring wells to be used in implementation of the GSP.  

Read more and sign up to participate.

New Monitoring Wells & Stream Gages

SSJ GSA has helped the Department of Water Resources install a stream gage on Cholame Creek right above Shandon and is close to completing installation on another stream gage on the San Juan Creek at Shell Creek Road crossing.

The City of Paso added monitoring wells at the 13th ST bridge and at the Estrella/Airport Road crossing.  The City of Paso Robles has also installed stream gages along the Estrella River at Whitley Gardens / Hwy 46 E Bridge and the Salinas River at San Miguel. ​

Projects and Monitoring
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