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Orange County Coastal Regional Sediment Management Plan Issues • TMDL’s impact on sediment sources should be considered. • Project should coordinate with watershed management teams. • Huntington Harbour impacts on docks use & their slips. City of Huntington Beach is currently in litigation with some dock owners over nourishment of interior beaches within Huntington Harbour. • Excess sediment removal: sand mining should be considered. There may be locations where the beach is too wide, and sand mining could be possible. • Plan Implementation & Governance Methods should be considered. • Basic level sediment budget & sand transport should be included. • Can the OC CRSMP extend beyond OC borders, i.e., inland, upland and offshore? Make this clear to stakeholders as we go along. Groups & Stakeholders That Should Be Contacted • Flood Control: Riverside, Santa Ana, Los Angeles, Orange Counties • Surfrider: Huntington Beach and Newport Beach • Regional Water Quality Control Board: San Diego and Santa Ana Boards • CCC • Los Angeles and San Gabriel River Watershed Council • Friends of San Gabriel River • Orange County Coast Keeper • Cities of San Clemente, Dana Point, and Laguna • Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station, Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge • Dana Point Harbor, Newport Harbor (Chris Miller) • Beach Ecology Coalition • Huntington Beach Wetlands Conservancy • US Fish & Wildlife Service • Camp Pendleton: ask Shelby Tucker of SANDAG about access to Pendleton’s sand. Data Sources to Consider • CNDDB database California Natural Diversity Database • MLPA sensitive habitat database Everest International Consultants, Inc. A.8
Orange County Coastal Regional Sediment Management Plan • City and county flood debris basins • USACE LiDAR survey of Orange County ongoing. Available from the Southern California Beach Process Study (SCBPS) • MMS data for offshore sand source • M&N feasibility study to purchase a dredge for Orange County • CSMW study of stopping sediment loss into offshore canyons. Regional Sediment Management related report. M&N Offshore Canyon Sand Capture Report. • M&N report. Huntington Beach Wetlands Conservancy September 2004. Possibility of using Huntington Beach wetlands dredged sand for other uses. Schedule & Next Meeting David C. will communicate via e-mail for date and location of the next meeting. Action Items David to make the MS PowerPoint presentations available to the stakeholders. David to communicate via e-mail for date and location of next meeting. Everest to supply meeting notes to the stakeholder group. Everest to begin work on the first scope item. Everest International Consultants, Inc. A.9
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