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Middle Santa Ana River TMDL
The Santa Ana
River and its tributaries drain the southern portions of the San Gabriel
Mountains and the San Bernardino Mountains. Together these waterbodies
convey the largest volume of water among all rivers in southern California.
The Middle Santa Ana River Watershed covers approximately 488 square miles
and lies largely in the southwestern corner of San Bernardino County and the
northwestern corner of Riverside County. A small part of Los Angeles County
(Pomona/Claremont area) is also included.
Background
Agendas & Meeting Notes
*Click the following link for
2005 Agenda and Meeting Notes
2006
Agenda and Meeting Notes
2007
Agenda and Meeting Notes
Task Force Agreement
Task Force
Agreement
Amendment No. 1
Task Force
Budget (Original)
2008-09 Task Force Budget
Reports
Middle Santa Ana TMDL phase 1-Data Collection Effort
Middle Santa
River Basin TMDL Document (SARWQCB Resolution No. R8-2005-01)
Santa Ana River
Beneficial Use Survey (SARBUS) Final Report (November 2004-August 2005)
Middle Santa Ana River Pathogen TMDL Monitoring QAPP (Revised 12/11/2007)
Middle Santa Ana River Pathogen TMDL Monitoring Plan (Revised 12/11/2007)
Photos, Maps, & Graphics
TMDL Monitoring Locations
Presentations
Fecal
Bacteria Source Tracking in the Middle Santa Ana River
Urban Source Evaluation Monitoring Program
Consolidated Grant Project Update (04/17/2008)
Bacteroides Monitoring Update (01/24/2008)
Consolidated Grant Update (01/24/2008)
USGS Pathogen Modeling Report 2006
For further information, please contact
Rick Whetsel
at SAWPA.
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