This GSP outlines the need for significant reductions in pumping in the central portion of the Basin, and has identified two projects for potential development that could help offset the projected reductions in pumping. Although current analysis indicates groundwater pumping reductions on the order of 50 to 67 percent may be required Basin-wide to achieve sustainability, additional efforts are required to confirm the amount and location of pumping reductions required to achieve sustainability. These efforts include collecting additional data and a review of the Basin's groundwater model, along with other efforts as outlined in this document.
Executive Summary — English (1.6mb)
Chapter 1 Agency Information, Plan Area, and Communication (large - 19mb)
Chapter 2 Basin Settings (large - 19mb)
Chapter 3 Undesirable Results (200kb)
Chapter 4 Monitoring Networks (large - 9mb)
Chapter 5 Sustainability Thresholds (2.9mb)
Chapter 6 Data Management System (800kb)
Chapter 7 Projects and Management Actions (2mb)
Chapter 8 Plan Implementation (800kb)
(resubmitted version)
Executive Summary — English (1.4mb)
Chapter 1 Agency Information, Plan Area, and Communication (4.7mb)
Chapter 2 Basin Settings (large - 23mb)
Chapter 3 Undesirable Results (1mb)
Chapter 4 Monitoring Networks (Large - 10mb)
Chapter 5 Sustainability Thresholds (9mb)
Chapter 6 Data Management System (800kb)
Chapter 7 Projects and Management Actions (2.4mb)
Chapter 8 Plan Implementation (1.8mb)
(original submission)
Executive Summary — English (1.4mb)
Resumen Ejecutivo — Español (1.5mb)
Chapter 1 Agency Information, Plan Area, and Communication (4.2mb)
Chapter 2 Basin Settings (large - 16mb)
Chapter 3 Undesirable Results (145kb)
Chapter 4 Monitoring Networks (4mb)
Chapter 5 Sustainability Thresholds (1.5mb)
Chapter 6 Data Management System (254kb)
Chapter 7 Projects and Management Actions (1mb)
Chapter 8 Plan Implementation (1.2mb)
Chapter 1 Appendices (large - 17mb)
Chapter 2 Appendices (large - 12.5mb)
California Department of Water Resources — SGMA Groundwater Management
USGS, Water Science School, Groundwater Basics
University of California, Davis
SGMA Best Management Practices
Sustainable Groundwater Management Act Portal
Association of California Water Agencies
Water Education Foundation SGMA Handbook
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