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GROUNDWATER SUSTAINABILITY PLAN

AMENDED GSP FOR PUBLIC REVIEW & COMMENT
NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT AT PUBLIC HEARING ON JUNE 22, 2022

The Shandon-San Juan Groundwater Sustainability Agency worked collaboratively with the City of Paso Robles GSA, the Paso Basin-SLO County GSA, and the San Miguel Community Services District GSA to prepare an amended GSP to address deficiencies identified by the Department of Water Resources. The amended chapters are available below for public review and comment. Send comments to: admin@ssjwd.org

Notice to

CITY OF PASO ROBLES GSA

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Notice to

PASO BASIN - SLO COUNTY GSA

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Please Review & Comment

PASO BASIN AMENDED GSP CHAPTERS

READ THE GSP - SUBMITTED JANUARY 2020

The Shandon-San Juan GSA held a special hearing on November 21, 2019 and voted to adopt the GSP.

Thank you to everyone who has participated in the development of the Paso Basin GSP and for your continued interest in your community's water resources!

Paso Basin GSP

CHAPTERS 1-12

Paso Basin GSP

APPENDICES

Paso Basin GSP

COMMENTS FROM DWR

Paso Basin GSP

PUBLIC COMMENTS

2018-2019

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Paso Basin GSP

PUBLIC COMMENTS

2020

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Chapters (Combine)
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
MOA
References
Appendices:
Riparian Trend Analysis
Well Impacts Analysis

INTERACTIVE MAP OF THE BASIN

PASO BASIN COOPERATIVE COMMITTEE (PBCC)

CREATING ONE GSP

The GSA's listed below joined together to form the Paso Basin Cooperative Committee (PBCC) with the purpose of leading the development of one GSP for the portion of the Paso Robles Basin in San Luis Obispo County.

Shandon-San Juan Water District
County of San Luis Obispo
San Miguel CSD
City of Paso Robles

The Cooperative Committee meets regularly to progress GSP activities. Cooperative Committee meetings are open to the public. Parties interested in the management of groundwater in the Paso Robles Basin are encouraged to attend.