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Orange County Coastal Regional Sediment Management Plan MLPA = Marine Life Protection Act MMS = Minerals Management Service NMFS = National Marine Fisheries Service (NOAA Fisheries) OC = Orange County SAIC = Science Applications International Corporation SANDAG = San Diego Association of Governments SCBPS = Southern California Beach Processes Study SDRWQCB = San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board TMDL = Total Maximum Daily Load Notes Notes taken during the meeting are presented below according to agenda item. Introductions Susie M. had everyone introduce themselves, including those on the telephone. Susan B. provided Orange County (OC) perspective. OC will take the lead in the Plan development and is seeking input from the stakeholders. Sediment Master Plan Overview Heather S. presented the big picture via a MS PowerPoint presentation. • Master plan goals listed. • Coastal Sediment Management Workgroup (CSMW) & mission. • Not intended to be USACE or California State plan. This is Orange Co.’s plan. Just beginning other plans: LA Co., outer SF Bay, Humboldt, and Northern Monterrey Bay. • Provided web page: http://www.dbw.ca.gov/CSMW/default.aspx. Everest International Consultants, Inc. A.4
Orange County Coastal Regional Sediment Management Plan OC CRSMP Overview David started by passing the three existing CRSMP documents (San Diego County, Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties, and Southern Monterey Bay) around the room so stakeholders could get an idea of the content in CRSMPs. David C. delivered a MS PowerPoint presentation focusing on the OC CRSMP effort. Purpose & Objective The purpose of the project is to develop a coastal regional sediment management plan (CRSMP) that provides sufficient information for decision makers to develop policies and/or execute management sub-plans for the future vitality of Orange County beaches and shoreline areas. Objectives include: • Obtain/Compile Existing Data/Information • Engage Stakeholders • Identify Key Opportunities and Constraints • Develop CRSMP Specific to Orange County Scope of Work • Data collection & compilation. This is the only currently funded scope item. • Outreach • Plan formulation • CRSMP preparation. Schedule for the CRSMP • Data Collection and Compilation Completion = February 2010 • Plan Formulation Completion = May 2010 • Draft CRSMP Preparation Completion = June 2010 • Final CRSMP Preparation Completion = September 2010 • Outreach Facilitation and Coordination Completion = September 2010 Questions and Discussion Followed Question – Jerry King: Sediment TMDL’s put in place by Regional Board. Brief review of the literature in reference to watershed management plans so he suggested making sure to include this information in the CRSMP. Everest International Consultants, Inc. A.5
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