Background

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		San Jacinto River Watershed Council   The San Jacinto River Watershed Council achieves this through partnership building, enhancing communication among the private and public sectors, gathering and organizing scientific information and research about the basin, and providing outreach to all stakeholders. The benefits of supporting the San Jacinto River Watershed Council include but are not limited to: Coordination of effective Total Maximum Daily Limit (TMDL) water quality regulations Applying for grants only available to non-profit organizations that will help address water resource and water quality problems Coordination of other regional studies and their impacts such as the Army Corps of Engineers Special Area Management Study and the Integrated Riverside County Plan Assisting development of pollutant trading models Assisting development of studies that examine land use practices Support of multi-user efforts near Mystic Lake Assist development of strategies to control nutrients negatively impacting water bodies Water is a critical natural resource for our future and for all future generations.   Regulatory Links EPA TMDL RWQCB
For further information, please contact Mark Norton at SAWPA <first letter of first name><last name>@sawpa.org

Stakeholder Effort

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San Jacinto River Watershed Council 2160 Santa Anita Road Norco, CA 92860 (909) 808-8531 Additional information can be obtained by contacting: Pat Boldt, San Jacinto River Watershed Coordinator mpboldt@aol.com       2006 Meeting Summaries & Agendas   March 6               Meeting Summary / Agenda February 2          Meeting Summary / Agenda January 2            Meeting Summary / Agenda

Resources

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Documents    Upper San Jacinto River Sediment Transport Study   2007 Integrated Regional Watershed Management Plan   Gap Work Group Study Update & Alternative Review   Sediment Nutrient Flux and Oxygen Demand Study for Canyon Lake with Assessment of In-Lake Alternatives   Funding Sources for Habitat Restoration and Conservation Actions in California and Mexico   Council's Bylaws   Council's Articles of Incorporation   Planning Grant Application (authorizing documents) Planning Grant Application (documents of eligibility) Planning Grant Application (work plan)		Presentations Quail Valley Septic Systems Update; October 2005   EMWD Groundwater Management Activities; May 2005     Building the Road to the Future; February 2005     Lake Elsinore Advanced Pump Storage and Talega/Escondido Valley-Serrano Transmission Line Project; October 2004   EMWD Projects in San Jacinto; July 2004 Lake Elsinore and Canyon Lake Nutrient TMDL Study; May 2004   Inland Empire Infrastructure Report Card; April 2004
For further information, please contact Mark Norton at SAWPA <first letter of first name><last name>@sawpa.org