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SAWPA'S MISSION
A sustainable Santa Ana River Watershed is salt balanced, drought proofed, and supports economic and environmental vitality, as well as an enhanced quality of life. Our regional planning and leadership provides a model of collaboration and cooperation utilizing integrated solutions.
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Read the Plan! The document is posted on the SAWPA website (www.sawpa.org). It is formatted for electronic posting and reading, so we may revise, update and improve our work. |
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Check out SAWPA's Demonstration Garden! A beautiful, low-water use garden |
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SAWPA Fiscal Year 2010-2011 Budget
Draft Use Attainability Analysis Technical Report for Santa Ana Delhi Channel
Preliminary Draft Use Attainability Analysis Technical Report for Santa Ana Delhi Channel |
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Crisis On Tap: California's water reckoning - Press Enterprise - Saturday, March 21, 2009 "One of the best written and thorough examinations of the CA water crisis I've seen in a local newspaper." Mark Norton SAWPA |
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Web Meetings -- composed of a Web enabled presentation and a conference call line -- are held on a regular basis. There is an access number that will be sent to the parties email and is required when accessing the Web Meeting. SAWPA hosts numerous meetings through the year. To check on the current schedule of meetings please check the SAWPA Meetings and Events Calendar.
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The Santa Ana River watershed is located in southern California, south and east of the city of Los Angeles. The watershed includes much of Orange County, the northwestern corner of Riverside County, the southwestern corner of San Bernardino County, and a small portion of Los Angeles County. The EPA identifies the San Jacinto watershed as a separate watershed; for SAWPA's purposes, the San Jacinto watershed is considered to be part of the Santa Ana river watershed. The watershed is bounded on the south by the Santa Margarita watershed, on the east by the Salton Sea and Southern Mojave watersheds, and on the north/west by the Mojave and San Gabriel watersheds. The watershed is approximately 2,800 square miles in area. |
SAWPA has needs to contract with vendors, consultants, and other suppliers to support specific projects and for general administrative functions. For those contracts that require a competitive bidding process, SAWPA will identify potential firms and provide them with the Request for Proposal (RFP). RFPs will also be posted on this website. If the RFP is project-related, please also refer to the project's page on the web site for other information.
CURRENT RFPs _____________________ SARI System On-Call Line Cleaning Services 2009-2 Proposals Due July 20, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. NOTE: To be recognized as a potential proposer, please register by calling SAWPA at: 951.354.4220
_________________________________________________________________ PREVIOUS RFPs ______________________ Santa Ana Watershed Salinity Management Program Pre-Proposal Meeting Notes 5/20/09
Santa Ana Regional Interceptor (SARI) Repairs to the Unlined Reinforced Concrete Pipe (RCP) |
Document Server SAWPA uses Liberty to manage our scanned document database. Liberty Document Server |
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Email Server SAWPA uses Microsoft Exchange for email services. |
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FTP Server For FTP user and password instructions please contact Dean or Jerry.
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Pdf Map Gallery View and download pdf maps from the SAWPA map library including hydrological, water infrastructure, environmental, topographic and jursidictional boundary maps.
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Map and Data Server Interactive maps including groundwater levels, TDS and NO3-N contours, water agency boundaries and recreational resources. Also download GIS, groundwater and surface water data. Registration required |
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Map Library Copies of SAWPA generated maps. For user and password instructions please contact Pete. |
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