(District Name)

Water Management Plan

###### Date of first draft -- (date)

###### Date of final -- (date) 

Index

#######  **[Page]{.underline}**

####### Section 1: Description of the District 3

####### Section 2: Inventory of Water Resources 

####### Section 3: Best Management Practices (BMPs) for Agricultural Contractors 

####### Section 4: Best Management Practices for Urban Contractors 

####### District Water Inventory Tables 

####### 

####### Appendix A District Facilities Map 

####### Appendix B District Soils Map 

####### Appendix C District Rules and Regulations 

####### Appendix D District Sample Bills 

####### Appendix E District Water Shortage Plan 

####### Appendix F District Map of Groundwater Facilities 

####### Appendix G Groundwater Management Plan 

####### Appendix H Groundwater Banking Plan 

Appendix I District Annual Water Quality Report

Appendix J Notices of District Education Programs and Services Available
to Customers

Appendix K District Agricultural Water Order form

Appendix X Other (define)

Appendix Y Other (define)

Appendix Z Other (define)

# Section 1: Description of the District

*District Name:*

Contact Name: Title:

Telephone: E-mail:

# 

######## A. History

### 1. Date district formed: Date of first Reclamation contract: 

### Original size (acres): Current year (last complete calendar year): 

### 2. Current size, population, and irrigated acres

  ---------------------------------- ------------------------------------
                                     Current Year

  Size (acres)                       

  Population served                  

  Irrigated acres                    
  ---------------------------------- ------------------------------------

### 3. Water supplies received in current year

  ----------------------------------------------- -----------------------
  Water Source                                    AF

  Federal urban water                             

  Federal agricultural water                      

  State water                                     

  Other Wholesaler (define)                       

  Local surface water                             

  Upslope drain water                             

  District ground water                           

  Transferred water                               

  Recycled water                                  

  Other (define)                                  

  *Total*                                         
  ----------------------------------------------- -----------------------

### 4. Annual entitlement under each right and/or contract

  ------------------- ------- ----------- ------------ --------------------
                      AF      Source      Contract \#  Contract
                                                       Restrictions

  USBR Urban AF/Y                                      

  USBR Agriculture                                     
  AF/Y                                                 

  Other AF/Y                                           

  Other AF/Y                                           
  ------------------- ------- ----------- ------------ --------------------

### 5. Anticipated land-use changes

### 6. Cropping patterns (Agric only)

### List of current crops (crops with 5% or less of total acreage can be combined in the 'Other' category.

  ------------- --------- -------------- --------- -------------- ---------
  Original Plan           Previous Plan            Current Plan   

  Crop Name     Acres     Crop Name      Acres     Crop Name      Acres

                                                                  

                                                                  

                                                                  

                                                                  

                                                                  

                                                                  

                                                                  

  Other (\<5%)            Other (\<5%)             Other (\<5%)   

  *Total*                 *Total*                  *Total*        
  ------------- --------- -------------- --------- -------------- ---------

(See Attachment D for list of crop names)

### 7. Major irrigation methods (by acreage) (Agric only)

  -------------- -------- -------------- -------- -------------- --------
  Original Plan           Previous Plan           Current Plan   

  Irrigation     Acres    Irrigation     Acres    Irrigation     Acres
  Method                  Method                  Method         

                                                                 

                                                                 

                                                                 

                                                                 

                                                                 

                                                                 

  Other                   Other                   Other          

  *Total*                 *Total*                 *Total*        
  -------------- -------- -------------- -------- -------------- --------

(See Attachment D for list of irrigation system types)

######## B. Location and Facilities

Appendix A shows points of delivery, turnouts (internal flow), and
outflow (spill) points, measurement locations, conveyance system,
storage facilities, operational loss recovery system, wells, and water
quality monitoring locations

### 1. Incoming measurement methods and locations

  ------------------------ ----------------------- ----------------------
  Incoming Locations       Type of Measurement     Accuracy
                           Device                  

                                                   

                                                   

                                                   
  ------------------------ ----------------------- ----------------------

### 

### 2. Current year Agricultural Conveyance System

  ----------------- ----------------- ----------------- ------------------
  Miles Unlined -   Miles Lined -     Miles Piped       Miles - Other
  Canal             Canal                               

                                                        
  ----------------- ----------------- ----------------- ------------------

### 3 Current year Urban Distribution System

  ----------------- ----------------- ----------------- ------------------
  Miles AC Pipe     Miles Steel Pipe  Miles Cast Iron   Miles - Other
                                      Pipe              

                                                        
  ----------------- ----------------- ----------------- ------------------

### 4. Storage facilities

### 5. Description of the agricultural spill recovery system

### 6. Agricultural delivery system operation

### 7. Restrictions on water source(s)

  ------------- --------------------- --------------- --------------------
  Source        Restriction           Cause of        Effect on Operations
                                      Restriction     

                                                      

                                                      

                                                      

                                                      
  ------------- --------------------- --------------- --------------------

### 8. Proposed changes or additions to facilities and operations for the next 5 years

######## C. Topography and Soils

### 1. Topography of the district and its impact on water operations and management

### 2. District soil associations (Agric only)

  ---------------------- -------------- ---------------------------------
  Soil Association       Estimated      Effect on Water Operations and
                         Acres          Management

                                        

                                        

                                        

                                        

                                        

                                        
  ---------------------- -------------- ---------------------------------

See Appendix B, District Soils Map

### 3. Agricultural limitations resulting from soil problems (Agric only)

  ---------------------- -------------- ---------------------------------
  Soil Problem           Estimated      Effect on Water Operations and
                         Acres          Management

                                        

                                        

                                        
  ---------------------- -------------- ---------------------------------

######## D. Climate

### 1. General climate of the district service area

  ----------- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- --------
              Jan   Feb   Mar   Apr   May   Jun   Jul   Aug   Sep   Oct   Nov   Dec   Annual

  Avg Precip.                                                                         

  Avg Temp.                                                                           

  Max. Temp.                                                                          

  Min. Temp                                                                           

  ETo                                                                                 
  ----------- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- --------

### Weather station ID Data period: Year to Year 

### Average wind velocity Average annual frost-free days: 

### 2. Impact of microclimates on water management within the service area

######## E. Natural and Cultural Resources

### 1. Natural resource areas within the service area

  ------------------- ----------------- ---------------------------------
  Name                Estimated Acres   Description

                                        

                                        
  ------------------- ----------------- ---------------------------------

### 2. Description of district management of these resources in the past or present

### 3. Recreational and/or cultural resources areas within the service area

  ------------------- ----------------- ---------------------------------
  Name                Estimated Acres   Description

                                        

                                        
  ------------------- ----------------- ---------------------------------

######## F. Operating Rules and Regulations

### 1. Operating rules and regulations

See Appendix C, District Rules and Regulations

### 2. Agricultural water allocation policy

See Appendix C, Page xx

Summary -

### 3. Official and actual lead times necessary for water orders and shut-off (Agric only)

See Appendix C, Page xx

Summary -

### 4. Policies regarding surface and subsurface drainage from farms (Agric only)

See Appendix C, Page xx

Summary -

### 5. Policies on water transfers by the district and its customers

See Appendix C, Page xx

Summary -

######## G. Water Measurement, Pricing, and Billing

## Agricultural Customers

### 1. Number of farms 

### 2. Number of delivery points (turnouts and connections) 

### 3. Number of delivery points serving more than one farm 

### 4. Number of measured delivery points (meters and measurement devices) 

### 5. Percentage of delivered water that was measured at a delivery point 

### 6. Delivery point measurement device table (Agric only)

+-----------+------+------------+---------+------------+-------------+
| Me        | Nu   | Accuracy   | Reading | C          | Maintenance |
| asurement | mber |            | Fr      | alibration | Frequency   |
|           |      | (+/-       | equency | Frequency  | (Months)    |
| Type      |      | p          | (Days)  | (Months)   |             |
|           |      | ercentage) |         |            |             |
+-----------+------+------------+---------+------------+-------------+
| Orifices  |      |            |         |            |             |
+-----------+------+------------+---------+------------+-------------+
| Propeller |      |            |         |            |             |
| meter     |      |            |         |            |             |
+-----------+------+------------+---------+------------+-------------+
| Weirs     |      |            |         |            |             |
+-----------+------+------------+---------+------------+-------------+
| Flumes    |      |            |         |            |             |
+-----------+------+------------+---------+------------+-------------+
| Venturi   |      |            |         |            |             |
+-----------+------+------------+---------+------------+-------------+
| Metered   |      |            |         |            |             |
| gates     |      |            |         |            |             |
+-----------+------+------------+---------+------------+-------------+
| Other     |      |            |         |            |             |
| (define)  |      |            |         |            |             |
+-----------+------+------------+---------+------------+-------------+
| Total     |      |            |         |            |             |
+-----------+------+------------+---------+------------+-------------+

## Urban Customers

### 1. Total number of connections 

### 2. Total number of metered connections 

### 3. Total number of connections not billed by quantity 

### 4. Percentage of water that was measured at delivery point 

### 5. Percentage of delivered water that was billed by quantity 

### 6. Measurement device table

+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| Meter    | Nu   | Accuracy   | Reading | Calibration | Maintenance |
| Size and | mber |            | Fr      | Frequency   | Frequency   |
| Type     |      | (+/-p      | equency | (Months)    | (Months)    |
|          |      | ercentage) | (Days)  |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| 5        |      |            |         |             |             |
| /8-3/4\" |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| 1\"      |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| 1 ½\"    |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| 2\"      |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| 3\"      |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| 4\"      |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| 6\"      |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| 8\"      |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| 10\"     |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| Compound |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| Turbo    |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| Other    |      |            |         |             |             |
| (define) |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+
| Total    |      |            |         |             |             |
+----------+------+------------+---------+-------------+-------------+

## Agriculture and Urban Customers

### 1. Current year agriculture and /or urban water charges - including rate structures and billing frequency

See Appendix C, Page XX, for current year rate ordinance

### 2. Annual charges collected from customers (current year data)

+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+
| Charges   | Charge units          | Units billed       | \$          |
|           |                       | during year        | collected   |
| (\$ unit) | (\$/af), (\$/ acre),  |                    |             |
|           | (\$/hcf),             | (af, acres, hcf,   | (\$ times   |
|           | (\$/customer) etc.    | customer) etc.     | units)      |
+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+
| Fixed     |                       |                    |             |
| Charges   |                       |                    |             |
+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+
|           |                       |                    |             |
+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+
|           |                       |                    |             |
+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+
|           |                       |                    |             |
+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+
|           |                       |                    |             |
+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+
| V         |                       |                    |             |
| olumetric |                       |                    |             |
| charges   |                       |                    |             |
+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+
| Charges   | Charge units          | Units billed       | \$          |
|           |                       | during year        | collected   |
| (\$ unit) | (\$/af), (\$/ acre),  |                    |             |
|           | (\$/hcf),             | (af, acres, hcf,   | (\$ times   |
|           | (\$/customer) etc.    | customer) etc.     | units)      |
+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+
|           |                       |                    |             |
+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+
|           |                       |                    |             |
+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+
|           |                       |                    |             |
+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+
|           |                       |                    |             |
+-----------+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------+

### 3. Water-use data accounting procedures

See Appendix D, District Sample Bills

######## H. Water Shortage Allocation Policies

### 1. Current year water shortage policies or shortage response plan - specifying how reduced water supplies are allocated

See Appendix E, District Water Shortage Plan

### 2. Current year policies that address wasteful use of water and enforcement methods

See Appendix C, Page XX

# Section 2: Inventory of Water Resources

######## A. Surface Water Supply

### 1. Acre-foot amounts of surface water delivered to the district by each of the district sources

See Water Inventory Tables, Table 1

### 2. Amount of water delivered to the district by each of the district sources for the last 10 years

See Water Inventory Tables, Table 8

######## B. Ground Water Supply

### 1. Acre-foot amounts of ground water pumped and delivered by the district

See Water Inventory Tables, Table 2

### 2. Ground water basin(s) that underlies the service area

  ------------------------ --------------- ---------------- --------------
  Name                     Size (Square    Usable Capacity  Safe Yield
                           Miles)          (AF)             (AF/Y)

                                                            

                                                            
  ------------------------ --------------- ---------------- --------------

## 

### 3. Map of district-operated wells and managed ground water recharge areas

See Appendix F, District Map of Groundwater Facilities

### 4. Description of conjunctive use of surface and ground water

### 5. Ground Water Management Plan

See Appendix G, Groundwater Management Plan

### 6. Ground Water Banking Plan

See Appendix H, Groundwater Banking Plan

######## C. Other Water Supplies

### 1. "Other" water used as part of the water supply

See the Water Inventory Tables, Table 1

######## D. Source Water Quality Monitoring Practices

### 1. Surface water and/or ground water quality problems, and how the quality problems limit the use of that source or affect customer use decisions

### 2. Potable Water Quality (Urban only)

See Appendix I -- District Annual Water Quality Report

### 3. Agricultural water quality concerns: Yes No 

(Describe)

### 4. Description of the agricultural water quality testing program and the role of each participant, including the district, in the program

### 5. Current water quality monitoring programs for surface water by source (Agric only)

  ------------------ ------------------ ------------------ ----------------
  Analyses Performed Frequency Range    Concentration      Average
                                        Range              

                                                           

                                                           

                                                           

                                                           
  ------------------ ------------------ ------------------ ----------------

###  Current water quality monitoring programs for groundwater by source (Agric only)

  ------------------ ------------------ ------------------ ----------------
  Analyses Performed Frequency Range    Concentration      Average
                                        Range              

                                                           

                                                           

                                                           

                                                           
  ------------------ ------------------ ------------------ ----------------

### 6. Current year total dissolve solid range for surface water and ground water (Agric only)

###  Surface water: \_\_\_\_\_ ppm Ground water: \_\_\_\_\_ ppm

######## E. Water Uses Within the District

## 

### 1. Agricultural

*See Water Inventory Tables, Table 5 - Crop Water Needs*

### 2. Types of irrigation systems used for each crop in current year

  ------------- -------- --------- ---------- ------------- ---------- ----------
  Crop name     Total    Basin -   Furrow -   Sprinkler -   Low        Multiple
                Acres    acres     acres      acres         Volume -   methods
                                                            acres      -ac

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       

                                                                       
  ------------- -------- --------- ---------- ------------- ---------- ----------

(See Attachment D for list of crop names and irrigation system types)

### 3. Urban use by customer type in current year

  ------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Customer Type            Number of Connections     (AF)
  ------------------------ ------------------------- ---------------------
  Single-family                                      

  Multi-family                                       

  Commercial                                         

  Industrial                                         

  Institutional                                      

  Landscape irrigation                               

  Wholesale                                          

  Recycled                                           

  Other (specify)                                    

  Other (specify)                                    

  Other (specify)                                    

  Unaccounted for                                    

  Total                                              
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------

### 4. Urban Wastewater Collection/Treatment Systems serving the service area -- current year

  -------------------- ------------------- -------- ----------------------
  Treatment Plant      Treatment Level (1, AF       Disposal to / uses
                       2, 3)                        

                                                    

                                                    

                                                    

                       Total                        

  Total discharged to  and/ or saline sink          
  ocean                                             
  -------------------- ------------------- -------- ----------------------

### 5. Ground water recharge / management / banking in current year (Table 6)

  -------------- --------------------- ----------- -----------------------
  Recharge Area  Method of Recharge    (AF)        Method of Retrieval

                                                   

                                                   

                                                   

                 Total                             
  -------------- --------------------- ----------- -----------------------

### 6. Transfers and exchanges into or out of the service area in current year (Table 6)

  ---------------------- --------------------- -------- ------------------
  From Whom              To Whom               (AF)     Use

                                                        

                                                        

                                                        

                                                        
  ---------------------- --------------------- -------- ------------------

## 

### 7. Trades, wheeling, wet/dry year exchanges or other transactions in current year (Table 6)

  ---------------------- --------------------- -------- ------------------
  From Whom              To Whom               (AF)     Use

                                                        

                                                        

                                                        

                                                        
  ---------------------- --------------------- -------- ------------------

## 

### 8. Other uses of water in current year

  ------------------------------------------------------------ ----------
  Other Uses                                                   AF

                                                               

                                                               

                                                               

                                                               
  ------------------------------------------------------------ ----------

######## F. Irrigation Drainage from the Service area (Table 7) (Ag only)

> *Districts included in the drainage problem area, as identified in "A
> Management Plan for Agricultural Subsurface Drainage and Related
> Problems on the Westside San Joaquin Valley (September 1990)," should
> also complete Section 3 D.*

See Facilities Map, Appendix A, for the location of surface and
subsurface outflow points, outflow measurement points, outflow
water-quality testing locations

### 1. Surface and subsurface drain / return flows in current year

  ------------------------- --------- -----------------------------------
  Drain Location            (AF)      Types of Uses

                                      

                                      

                                      

                                      

                                      

  Total                               
  ------------------------- --------- -----------------------------------

### 2. Description of the Drainage water quality testing program and the role of each participant in the program

### 3. Drainage Water (surface and subsurface) Quality Testing Program

  ------------------ ------------------ ------------------ --------------
  Analyses Performed Concentration      Frequency Range    Average
                     Range                                 

                                                           

                                                           

                                                           

                                                           
  ------------------ ------------------ ------------------ --------------

### 4. Usage limitation resulting from drainage water quality

  --------------------- -------------------------------------------------
  Constituent           Usage Limitation

                        

                        

                        

                        
  --------------------- -------------------------------------------------

######## G. Water Accounting (Inventory)

### 1. Water Supplies Quantified

a\. Surface water supplies, imported and originating within the service
area, by month (Table 1)

b\. Ground water extracted by the district, by month (Table 2)

c\. Effective precipitation by crop (Table 5)

d\. Estimated annual ground water extracted by non-district parties
(Table 2)

e\. Recycled urban wastewater, by month (Table 3)

f\. Other supplies, by month (Table 1)

### 2. Water Used Quantified

> a\. Agric. conveyance losses, including seepage, evaporation, and
> operational spills in canal systems (Agric. Table 4) or
>
> Urban leaks, breaks and flushing/fire uses in piped systems (Urban
> Table 4)
>
> b\. Consumptive use by riparian vegetation or environmental use (Table
> 6)
>
> c\. Applied irrigation water - crop ET, water used for leaching /
> cultural practices (e.g., frost protection, soil reclamation, etc.)
> (Table 5)
>
> d\. Urban water use (Table 6)
>
> e\. Ground water recharge (Table 6)
>
> f\. Water exchanges and transfers (Table 6)
>
> g\. Estimated deep percolation within the service area (Agric. Table
> 6)
>
> h\. Flows to perched water table or saline sink (Agric. Table 7)
>
> i\. Irrigation spill or drain water leaving the District (Agric. Table
> 6)
>
> j\. Other

3\. Overall Water Inventory

> a\. Table 6

# Section 3: Best Management Practices (BMPs) for Agricultural Contractors

######## A. Critical Agricultural BMPs

### 1. Measure the volume of water delivered by the district to each turnout with devices that are operated and maintained to a reasonable degree of accuracy, under most conditions, to +/- 6 percent

Number of turnouts that are unmeasured or do not meet the standards
listed above:

Number of measurement devices installed last year:

Number of measurement devices installed this year:

Number of measurement devices to be installed next year:

  ------------------------------------ --------------- ------------------
  Types of Measurement Devices Being   Accuracy        Total Installed
  Installed                                            During Current
                                                       Year

                                                       

                                                       

                                                       

                                                       
  ------------------------------------ --------------- ------------------

### 2. Designate a water conservation coordinator to develop and implement the Plan and develop progress reports

*Name:* *Title:*

*Address:*

*Telephone:* *E-mail:*

### 3. Provide or support the availability of water management services to water users

### See Appendix J, Notices of District Education Programs and Services Available to Customers.

## a. On-Farm Evaluations

#### 1) On farm irrigation and drainage system evaluations using a mobile lab type assessment

  -------------- ---------- ---------- ----------- ------------ ------------
                 Total in   \#         \# surveyed \# projected \# projected
                 district   surveyed   in current  for next     2^nd^ yr in
                            last year  year        year         future

  Irrigated                                                     
  acres                                                         

  Number of                                                     
  farms                                                         
  -------------- ---------- ---------- ----------- ------------ ------------

#### 2) Timely field and crop-specific water delivery information to the water user

## 

## b. Real-time and normal irrigation scheduling and crop ET information

## c. Surface, ground, and drainage water quantity and quality data provided to water users

## d. Agricultural water management educational programs and materials for farmers, staff, and the public

  ------------------------ ------------------------------- --------------
  Program                  Co-Funders (If Any)             Yearly Targets

                                                           

                                                           

                                                           

                                                           
  ------------------------ ------------------------------- --------------

See Appendix J for samples of provided materials and notices

### 4. Pricing structure - based at least in part on quantity delivered

### 5. Evaluate the need for changes in policies of the institutions to which the district is subject

### 6. Evaluate and improve efficiencies of district pumps

######## B. Exemptible BMPs for Agricultural Contractors

(See Attachment B for examples of exemptible conditions)

### 1. Facilitate alternative land use

  -------------------- ----------- --------------------------------------
  Drainage             Acreage     Potential Alternate Uses
  Characteristic                   

  High water table                 
  (\<5 feet)                       

  Poor drainage                    

  Ground water                     
  Selenium                         
  concentration \> 50              
  ppb                              

  Poor productivity                
  -------------------- ----------- --------------------------------------

### 2. Facilitate use of available recycled urban wastewater that otherwise would not be used beneficially, meets all health and safety criteria, and does not cause harm to crops or soils

  ------------------------------------ ---------------- -----------------
  Sources of Recycled Urban Waste      AF/Y Available   AF/Y Currently
  Water                                                 Used in District

                                                        

                                                        

                                                        

                                                        
  ------------------------------------ ---------------- -----------------

### 3. Facilitate the financing of capital improvements for on-farm irrigation systems

### 4. Incentive pricing

### **5. a) Line or pipe ditches and canals**

  ------------------ ------------- ------------ ------------- ---------------
  Canal/Lateral      Type of       Number of    Estimated     Accomplished/
  (Reach)            Improvement   Miles in     Seepage       Planned Date
                                   Reach        (AF/Y)        

                                                              

                                                              

                                                              
  ------------------ ------------- ------------ ------------- ---------------

###  **b) Regulatory reservoirs**

  ---------------------- ----------------- ----------------- ---------------
  Reservoir Name         Annual Spill in   Estimated Spill   Accomplished/
                         Section (AF/Y)    Recovery (AF/Y)   Planned Date

                                                             

                                                             
  ---------------------- ----------------- ----------------- ---------------

### 6. Increase flexibility in water ordering by, and delivery to, water users

See Appendix K -- District Agricultural Water Order form

### **7. Construct and operate district spill and tailwater recovery systems**

  ---------------------------------------- ------------- ----------------
  Distribution System Lateral              Annual Spill  Quantity
                                           (AF/Y)        Recovered and
                                                         reused (AF/Y)

                                                         

                                                         

                                                         

                                                         

  Total                                                  
  ---------------------------------------- ------------- ----------------

  ---------------------------------------- ------------- ----------------
  Drainage System Lateral                  Annual        Quantity
                                           Drainage      Recovered and
                                           Outflow       reused (AF/Y)
                                           (AF/Y)        

                                                         

                                                         

                                                         

                                                         

  Total                                                  
  ---------------------------------------- ------------- ----------------

### 8. Optimize conjunctive use of surface and ground water

### 9. Automate canal structures

### 10. Facilitate or promote water customer pump testing and evaluation

See Appendix J, Notices of District Education Programs and Services
Available to Customers

######## C. Provide a 3-Year Budget for Implementing BMPs

### 1. Amount actually spent during current year.

> *Actual Expenditure*
>
> *[BMP \# BMP Name (not including staff time) Staff Hours]{.underline}*
>
> *A1 Measurement* \$0 0
>
> *2 Conservation staff* \$0 0
>
> *3 On-farm evaluations / water delivery info* \$0 0
>
> *Irrigation Scheduling* \$0 0
>
> *Water quality* \$0 0
>
> *Agricultural Education Program* \$0 0
>
> *4 Quantity pricing* \$0 0
>
> *5 Policy changes* \$0 0
>
> *6 Contractor's pumps* \$0 0
>
> *B1 Alternative land use* \$0 0
>
> *2 Urban recycled water use* \$0 0
>
> *3 Financing of on-farm improvements* \$0 0
>
> *4 Incentive pricing* \$0 0
>
> *5 Line or pipe canals/install reservoirs* \$0 0
>
> *6 Increase delivery flexibility* \$0 0
>
> *7 District spill/tailwater recovery systems* \$0 0
>
> *8 Optimize conjunctive use* \$0 0
>
> *9 Automate canal structures* \$0 0
>
> *10 Customer pump testing* [\$0 0]{.underline}
>
> *Total* \$0 0

### 2. Projected budget summary for the next year.

> *Budgeted Expenditure*
>
> *[BMP \# BMP Name (not including staff time) Staff Hours]{.underline}*
>
> *A1 Measurement* \$0 0
>
> *2 Conservation staff* \$0 0
>
> *3 On-farm evaluations / water delivery info* \$0 0
>
> *Irrigation Scheduling* \$0 0
>
> *Water quality* \$0 0
>
> *Agricultural Education Program* \$0 0
>
> *4 Quantity pricing* \$0 0
>
> *5 Policy changes* \$0 0
>
> *6 Contractor's pumps* \$0 0
>
> *B1 Alternative land use* \$0 0
>
> *2 Urban recycled water use* \$0 0
>
> *3 Financing of on-farm improvements* \$0 0
>
> *4 Incentive pricing* \$0 0
>
> *5 Line or pipe canals/install reservoirs* \$0 0
>
> *6 Increase delivery flexibility* \$0 0
>
> *7 District spill/tailwater recovery systems* \$0 0
>
> *8 Optimize conjunctive use* \$0 0
>
> *9 Automate canal structures* \$0 0
>
> *10 Customer pump testing* [\$0 0]{.underline}
>
> *Total* \$0 0

### 3. Projected budget summary for 3^rd^ year.

> *Budgeted Expenditure*
>
> *[BMP \# BMP Name (not including staff time) Staff Hours]{.underline}*
>
> *A1 Measurement* \$0 0
>
> *2 Conservation staff* \$0 0
>
> *3 On-farm evaluations / water delivery info* \$0 0
>
> *Irrigation Scheduling* \$0 0
>
> *Water quality* \$0 0
>
> *Agricultural Education Program* \$0 0
>
> *4 Quantity pricing* \$0 0
>
> *5 Policy changes* \$0 0
>
> *6 Contractor's pumps* \$0 0
>
> *B1 Alternative land use* \$0 0
>
> *2 Urban recycled water use* \$0 0
>
> *3 Financing of on-farm improvements* \$0 0
>
> *4 Incentive pricing* \$0 0
>
> *5 Line or pipe canals/install reservoirs* \$0 0
>
> *6 Increase delivery flexibility* \$0 0
>
> *7 District spill/tailwater recovery systems* \$0 0
>
> *8 Optimize conjunctive use* \$0 0
>
> *9 Automate canal structures* \$0 0
>
> *10 Customer pump testing* [\$0 0]{.underline}
>
> *Total* \$0 0

######## D. Drainage Problem Area Programs 

######### (for districts located in the drainage problem area, as defined in Attachment A)

The following programs have been incorporated in the district water
conservation programs to improve conditions in the drainage problem
areas.

  ----------------------- ---------------- -------- -----------------------
  Activity                Program          Budget   Results
                          Description               

  Source Control                                    

  Land Retirement                                   

  Drainage Water                                    
  Treatment                                         

  Drainage Water Reuse                              

  Shallow Groundwater                               
  Pumping                                           

  Evaporation Ponds                                 
  ----------------------- ---------------- -------- -----------------------

The following programs were not been implemented because:

######## E. District Quantifiable Objectives (QOs) 

######### (QOs for each district are identified in the QO Agency document in the Planner, 

######### Chapter 10)

Discussion of District participation in the QOs that apply to the
District (see

  ---------------------- --------- ------------- --------------------------
  Name of QO             Related   Interest in   Agency Role
                         BMP       Outside       
                                   Funding       

                                                 

                                                 

                                                 
  ---------------------- --------- ------------- --------------------------

# Section 4: Best Management Practices for Urban Contractors 

### 1. Water Survey Programs for Single-Family and Multi-Family Residential Customers 

Program description --

Enter the number of surveys conducted in passed years and the projected
number for future years.

  -------------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------
  Residential    yr       2003   2004   2005   2006   2007   2008   2009
  type           target                                             

  SF accts -                                                        

  MF units -                                                        
  -------------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

### 2. Residential Plumbing Retrofit

Program description --

Enter the number of showerheads distributed in the past and the
projected number for future years

  ------------------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------
  Residential type    yr       2003   2004   2005   2006   2007   2008   2009
                      target                                             

  SF accts -                                                             

  MF units -                                                             
  ------------------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

### 3. System Water Audits, Leak Detection, and Repair 

Program description --

Enter the AF of water purchased and lost in the past and the projected
amount in future years

  ---------------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- -------
                   2003    2004    2005    2006    2007    2008    2009

  Total Water AF                                                   

  Unaccounted for                                                  
  AF                                                               

  \% UAW                                                           
  ---------------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- -------

### 4. Metering with Commodity Rates for all New Connections and Retrofit of Existing Connections 

## (NOT EXEMPTIBLE)

Program description --

*Number of unmetered connections*

*Number of connections not billed by quantity*

### 5. Large Landscape Conservation Programs and Incentives

Program description --

Enter the number of landscape budgets/audits in passed years & the
projected number for future years

  ------------------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------
  irrigation type     yr       2003   2004   2005   2006   2007   2008   2009
                      target                                             

  Dedicated meters -                                                     

  Mixed use meters -                                                     
  ------------------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

### 6. High-Efficiency Washing Machine Rebate Programs

Program description --

Enter the number of rebates paid in passed years & the projected number
for future years

  ----------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
  \$ rebate   2003     2004     2005     2006     2007     2008     2009

  \$                                                                
  ----------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------

### 7. Public Information Programs (Attach samples)

Program description --

### 8. School Education Programs (Attach samples)

Program description --

### 9. Conservation Programs for CII Accounts

Program description --

Enter the number of surveys conducted in passed years & the projected
number for future years

  -------------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------
  Customer type  yr       2003   2004   2005   2006   2007   2008   2009
                 target                                             

  Comm accts -                                                      

  Indust. accts                                                     
  -                                                                 

  Instit. accts                                                     
  -                                                                 
  -------------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

### 10. Wholesale Agency Assistance Programs

Program description --

### 11. Conservation Pricing

Program description --

### 12. Conservation Coordinator

*Name:* Title:

*Address:*

*Telephone:* *E-mail:*

### 13. Water Waste Prohibition

Program description --

### 14. Residential ULFT Replacement Programs

Program description --

Enter the number of toilets replaced in passed years and the projected
number for future years.

  -------------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------
  Residential    yr       2003   2004   2005   2006   2007   2008   2009
  type           target                                             

  *SF accts* -                                                      

  *MF units* -                                                      
  -------------- -------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

###### Provide a 3-Year Budget for Expenditures and Staff Effort for BMPs

## Actual Current Year Expenditures

*Year* *Actual Expenditures*

*BMP \# BMP Name (not including staff hours) Staff Hours*

> *1 Residential Water Audits* \$0 0
>
> *2 Residential Retrofit* \$0 0
>
> *3 System Water Audit and Leak Detection Not WC budget*
>
> *4 Metering w/Commodity Rates* \$0 0
>
> *5 Landscape Water Audits* \$0 0
>
> *6 Washing Machine Rebates* \$0 0
>
> *7 Public Information* \$0 0
>
> *8 School Education Program* \$0 0
>
> *9 CII Conservation Programs* \$0 0
>
> *10 Wholesale Agency Programs* \$0 0
>
> *11 Conservation Pricing* \$0 0
>
> *12 Conservation Coordinator* \$0 0
>
> *13 Water Waste Prohibition* \$0 0
>
> *14 ULFT Program* \$0 0
>
> *Total* \$0 0

## Projected Budget for Next Year

Year Actual Expenditures

BMP \# BMP Name (not including staff hours) Staff Hours

> *1 Residential Water Audits* \$0 0
>
> *2 Residential Retrofit* \$0 0
>
> *3 System Water Audit and Leak Detection Not WC budget*
>
> *4 Metering w/Commodity Rates* \$0 0
>
> *5 Landscape Water Audits* \$0 0
>
> *6 Washing Machine Rebates* \$0 0
>
> *7 Public Information* \$0 0
>
> *8 School Education Program* \$0 0
>
> *9 CII Conservation Programs* \$0 0
>
> *10 Wholesale Agency Programs* \$0 0
>
> *11 Conservation Pricing* \$0 0
>
> *12 Conservation Coordinator* \$0 0
>
> *13 Water Waste Prohibition* \$0 0
>
> *14 ULFT Program* \$0 0
>
> *Total* \$0 0

## Projected Budget for 3^rd^ Year 

Year Actual Expenditures

BMP \# BMP Name (not including staff hours) Staff Hours

> *1 Residential Water Audits* \$0 0
>
> *2 Residential Retrofit* \$0 0
>
> *3 System Water Audit and Leak Detection Not WC budget*
>
> *4 Metering w/Commodity Rates* \$0 0
>
> *5 Landscape Water Audits* \$0 0
>
> *6 Washing Machine Rebates* \$0 0
>
> *7 Public Information* \$0 0
>
> *8 School Education Program* \$0 0
>
> *9 CII Conservation Programs* \$0 0
>
> *10 Wholesale Agency Programs* \$0 0
>
> *11 Conservation Pricing* \$0 0
>
> *12 Conservation Coordinator* \$0 0
>
> *13 Water Waste Prohibition* \$0 0
>
> *14 ULFT Program* \$0 0
>
> *Total* \$0 0

###### [Attachment A]{.underline}

Information Required of Contractors Located in a Drainage Problem Area

Contractor's included in the drainage problem area, as identified in [A
Management Plan for Agricultural Subsurface Drainage and Related
Problems on the Westside San Joaquin Valley (September
1990)]{.underline}, are listed, by sub-area, below. If future editions
of the drainage report revise the boundaries of a drainage problem area
or other factors used to determine which districts are in a drainage
problem area, Reclamation will revise Attachment A to conform with the
current drainage report.

1\. Reclamation districts in the **Grasslands subarea**: Broadview Water
District, Central California Irrigation District, Del Puerto Water
District, Firebaugh Canal Water District, Mercy Springs Water District,
Pacheco Water District, Panoche Water District, San Luis Canal Company,
and San Luis Water District.

2\. Reclamation districts in the **Westlands subarea**: James Irrigation
District, Tranquillity Irrigation District, and Westlands Water
District.

3\. Reclamation districts in the **Tulare subarea**: Alpaugh Irrigation
District, Atwell Island Water District, Lower Tule River Irrigation
District, and Pixley Irrigation District.

4\. Reclamation districts in the **Kern subarea**: Alpaugh Irrigation
District.

Contractors listed above shall describe which recommendations prescribed
in [A Management Plan for Agricultural Subsurface Drainage and Related
Problems on the Westside San Joaquin Valley (September
1990)]{.underline} have been incorporated in their water conservation
programs to improve conditions in drainage problem areas. These
recommendations include:

1\. Source Control

2\. Land Retirement

3\. Drainage Water Treatment

4\. Drainage Water Reuse

5\. Shallow Ground water Pumping

6\. Evaporation Ponds

Provide a description and level of expenditure for each activity
designed to address the recommendations of the San Joaquin Valley
Drainage Program. Identify how implementation of the recommendations has
or will substantially reduce deep percolation on drainage problem lands.
Describe which recommendations have not been implemented and why.

###### [Attachment B]{.underline}

Agricultural Exemptible BMPs

To establish that a BMP is not applicable to the district, the Plan
should explain the reasons why the BMP does not apply to the district.
This justification must be consistent with Section 1 of the Criteria
entitled, "Describe the District." Examples of N/A for each exemptible
BMP are listed below. This list is not all-inclusive.

### Section 3. B. Exemptible BMPs for Agricultural Contractors

### 1. Facilitate Alternative Land Use - N/A could include: Districts without irrigable lands that have exceptionally high water duties or whose irrigation does not contribute to significant problems.

### 

### 2. Facilitate use of available recycled water that otherwise would not be used beneficially, meets all health and safety criteria, and does not cause harm to crops or soils - N/A could include: Completely piped systems that do not have delivery constraints.

### 

### 3. Facilitate the financing of capital improvements for on-farm irrigation systems - None identified.

### 

### 4. Incentive pricing - District that receives only class 2 water.

### 

### 5. a) Line or pipe ditches and canals - N/A could include: Completely piped systems, unlined systems or sections or systems that are used as part of a planned conjunctive use program.

### 

###  b) Regulatory reservoirs - N/A could include: Completely piped systems that do not have delivery constraints.

### 

### 6. Increase flexibility in water ordering by, and delivery to, the water users within operational limits - None identified.

### 

### 7. Construct and operate district spill and tailwater recovery systems - N/A could include: Completely piped systems that do not have delivery constraints.

### 

### 8. Optimize conjunctive use of surface and ground water - N/A could include: Districts that do not overlie a useable ground water basin and neither the district or its customers pump or use ground water.

### 

### 9. Automate canal structures - N/A could include: Completely piped systems that do not have delivery constraints. 

######## [Attachment C]{.underline}

Quantifiable Objectives

*Assess Quantifiable Objectives(QOs)*. CALFED is developing QOs that
provide incentives for participation in implementing Water Management
activities by water users including Contractors. These activities may or
may not directly benefit the water user/Contractor. If there are CALFED
QOs that apply to the geographic location of your district lands,
identify the QOs that apply to the district and comment on potential for
Contractor participation. Reclamation's Area Office and Regional Office
will have the latest copy of QOs listed by Contractor. Evaluate and
comment on any BMP or practice that is complementary, or could be
complementary to the QOs in the District.

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###### [Attachment D]{.underline}

Crop List

barley

corn - field

oats

rice

sorghum

wheat

other cereals

alfalfa

clover

irrigated pasture

other hay

silage

other forage

cotton

hops

safflower

sugar beats

soybeans

other field crops

asparagus

beans

broccoli

cabbage

carrots

cauliflower

celery

corn

cucumbers

garlic

greens

lettuce

melons

onions

peas

peppers

potatoes

squash

tomatoes

other vegetables

Sudan grass

Bermuda grass

other grasses

apples

apricots

avocados

berries (all kinds)

cherries

grapefruit

lemon / limes

oranges / tangerines

dates

grapes

olives

peaches

pears

prunes / plums

strawberries

other fruits

almonds

pecans

pistachios

walnuts

other nut trees

ornamental nursery

joboba

other

Irrigation Methods List

Level basin

Furrow

Sprinkler

Low Volume

Multiple (combination of two methods)