Nutrient Watershed Permit Stakeholder Advisory Group Meeting
The Nutrient Watershed Permit Stakeholder Advisory Group Meeting held on December 6, 2013, addressed various components including effluent monitoring, annual reporting, treatment optimization, nutrient studies, and more. The meeting focused on monitoring nutrient trends, supporting nutrient studies through monitoring, modeling, and data synthesis. It also discussed treatment plant optimization and upgrade evaluation to inform management decisions. The timeline for the permit process was outlined from Winter Tentative Order to Spring Adoption.
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Nutrient Watershed Permit Stakeholder Advisory Group Meeting December 6, 2013 Robert Schlipf San Francisco Bay Water Board NPDES Division
Permit Components Effluent Monitoring Annual Reporting Treatment optimizatio n & upgrades evaluation Nutrient studies
Monitoring & Reporting Monitoring similar to current effort Reporting on nutrient trends Investigating any nutrient trends
Support Nutrient Studies Monitoring, modeling, special studies, data synthesis Coordinate via Nutrient Strategy governance structure Nutrien t studies Cost allocation to be developed
Treatment Plant Optimization and Upgrade Evaluation Understand load reduction feasibility and cost Prevent process change that would increase nutrient discharge Inform short and long-term management decisions
Permit Time Line Winter Tentative Order Spring Adoption
